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AILY REFOR MEF R, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ' 13; 11926' | rr C.N.R. Train Changes Time Commencing Monday, Sept. 20th, Canadian National. train No, 30 will | leave Oshawa at 6.54 p.m. Standard Time, instead of 5.54 p.ni.. 137-b Hold Rummage Sale A very successful sale of home made cooking took place at the market Saturday morning. The sale was 'held under the auspices of Mrs. Rundle and Mrs. Ferguson's group of the King street United Church Ladies' Aid Society. The sum of $¥5 was realized and all the splendid cooking was easily disposed of. Two Pay $10 and Costs Two drunks appeared in Police court this morning and were assessed the customary ten dollars and costs or thirty days. Both men paid. The first to be heard was Richard Bint who was arrested early Sunday morn ing on Albert street. He pleaded guilty and said that some cider which he had partaken off possessed too much kick. Without a doubt this would be his last appearance before Cadi. The othed inebriate was Douglas Pawless who also fell into the toils of the law on Sunday. He swore that Brock Stapleton had given. him a few «drinks of beer as a gift. In Weston Tourney Two Oshawa golfers, Howard Mil- lichamp and G. M. Jacobs took part in the competition for the Willie Park Trophy of the Weston Colf Club. which was staged on Saturday. The former had a score of 89 and the latter negotiated the course in 81. REMOUNT YOUR DIAMONDS To be up to date have your diamond remounted with one of our new diamond mountings by expert workmen. Priced from $6.00 to $15.00 D. J. BROWN The Jeweller 10 King St. W, Phone. 189 INSURANCE Fire; Accident, Automoile V. A. HENRY 113% Simcoe St. 8S. JFFICE: -- PHONE -- RES: |108-W . 1858-3° For Better Values in Diamonds -- | BURNS JEWELRY STORE 23 Simcoe S. Phone 389 South Oshawa L.A.S. Number one group of the South Oshawa Ladies' Aid Society held a 'very successful home made cooking sale Saturday afternoon in the Brad- ley Block. patronised and the splendid sum of $20 was raised. Mrs. Williams is convenor of the group which is known as the Fancywork group of the Ladtes' Aid. i i Collision at Intersection A minor motor accident occurred on Saturday evening at Bruce and Albert streets, EN. Free driving north, on Albert street collided with a car driven by, Percy Davis going west on Bruce street. Three Cars Collide Three cars were involved in a minor mix-up on Saturday evening when F. W. McBrien, of 112 Brock s reet east, .essayed to crank his car whilue it was in gear. The three cars which were parked on Prince street were bumped. BOWLING TOURNEY HERE ON WEDNESDAY A bowling tournament will be staged on the Oshawa greens on Wednesday afternoon, having been postponed from Saturday on account of the political meeting. The com- petition is the W. E. N. Sinclair doubles open to rinks in Ontario rid- ing which includes Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering, Port Perry and €Clare- mont. y~ The present holder of the trophy is the rink composed of Stan Young and Ben. Remis. It is hoped to have a splendid turnout. on Wainesday afternoon. The draw will be made immediately before play commences at 1.30 o'- clock daylight saving time. New York is such a fast town a century plant there has started blooming every 45 years. BORN PALMER---To Mr, and Mrs. L. S. Palmer,- 230 King street west, on Sunday, September 12th, a daughter, Frances Louise. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. nd Mrs. N. Winstanley an- nounce the engagment of their daugh- ter, Mary Ellen to Louis Albert Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Reid. The marriage to take place quietly at the latter part of September. Too Late to Classify WANTED IMMEDIATELY-- FIVE or six roomed house for rent, All conveniences. Box '""A" Reformer. (137tf) " I Felt Bros. The LEADING JEWELERS, 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH To Dairymen Having secured' contract for selling De Laval Milkers and Cream Separators in Oshawa district, a Milker and Sep- arator wili be on exhibition at Osh- awa Fair. Y E. BERTRAND, 122 Simcoe N, South End Fish Market We handle the choicest of fresh sea and lake fish daily. All kinds of smoked fish, oysters. Fish and Chips our Specialty. We deliver. T. WATERHOUSE, Prop. 140 Simcoe S. Phone 1964W Robertshaw's School Supplies 37 Simcoe St. N. CHIROPRACTIC D. E. Steckley, Chitopractop and less Therapist, will in the office, 8 Sim. coe street, i, be every afternoon and Mon- day, Wedinseds y anil Friday _ evenings. Fe ment y calls made in town anc surrounding, dis- trict. Consultation is free at office. Phone 224. Expert Watch and Jewelry REPAIRING BURN JEWELRY STORE 23 SIMCOE ST. S. Phone 389 -- "Where Satisfaction is a Certainty" SIMCOE ST. SOUTH The sale was very well | denness to W. J. expiring almost immediately. old Bentley of Charing Cross, son of the deceased. The extra quality makes it worth your while to insist on "Clark's' In sarvoms & Clas Jar at dealers CLARK Crates LOCUST HILL MAN IS ARRESTED ON A Whitby, Sept. 13.--Jess Reeser, of Locust Hill, was arrested in Claremont on Sunday by Provincial Constable Taylor upon a charge of non-support laid by the Toronto Police. Constable Taylor handed the prisoner over to Detective Stewart of the Toronto Police. FIRE DE ESTROYS HOUSE street. The fire originated from a coal oil stove in the pantry at the of flames when the firemen arrived. fore it was discovered. Neighbors helped him remove some furniture from the ground floor, but every- thing upstairs is a total loss. tit--------------. CARGO LIQUOR SEIZED Shortly before noon Saturday a motor boat was seized in the vicinity of Milton Island, near Kingston, in which were loaded 100 cases of ale. A Kingston man who was with the hoat, was brought te the city and is being held by the Provincial po- lice. It is learned that the ale was from Deseronto and was presumably hound for the United States. EXPIRES SUDDENLY Death came with startling sud- Bentley of Blen- heim, Saturday. In the Peterboro C.N.R. station he purchased a ticket for Lindsay, walked over to a bench in the waiting room and sat down, Dr. A. Moir was called in, but the deceased had passed beyond human aid. This morning he intended leaving for Lindsay to visit his niece. who is in training at the hospital in Lindsay, after which he was going to Nestle- The Rev. Har- ton to visit friends. is a Most fossils found in North Da- kota. If they could talk they would say, "Bathing suits are terrible." Never judge a man by his nopu- larity with women. Youn may be mistaken. He may be cll right. promo- the Hard work 'will gain yn tion in almost any line a'nless boss has too many kinfolks. "gon his The man who hitched his to a star has a son who hitches fo a meteor. TRAFFIC INCREASES (Kingston Standard) The bulletin published by the Bu- reaun of Statistics shows an increase in. the railway traffic of the Canadian railways. This is eminently satis- factory. It applies to both passen- ger and freight. The increase is not large, but it is there, and it can be relied upon to go on increasing in view of the harvest which can now be counted upon. One deduc- tion can be made, that the cgmpe- tition of the motor traffic can not be as great as was anticipated by a good many people. REGULAR PROCESSION (Woodstock Sentinel Review) For the sake, no doubt, of encour- aging people who are getting a bit weary of the present campaign, some. newspapers are predicting that as soon as the federal election is over the Ontario contest will be brought on. "And to think that it will not be long before we hear the slogan 'shop early for Christmas." Wish oysters would harry up and get back from their vacation. Money talks, but a dollar doesn't say much to a tax' collector. HOME LOCATIONS Listings solicited Best Rug Brick at low prices We have one qf the best up-to-the- : minute homes on Masson St. for sale. It 'has alt conveniences, lovely oak | floors, mantel, in fact everything that makes a home worth while. Priced right at $7,500. Will take smaller house that will-rent, 'as payment. We are offering yon a home worth while on King streets, having 7 large, bright, airy rooms, stone cellar, man- tel, oak floors throughout, separaate toilet. This is a real home in an ideal location: and isa' good buy at $8,000. Easy terms. given. --47 Listings. solicited. Best Rug Brick at low prices Alger Block i 38% King - Bu FIRE & AUTO INSURANCE LOANS Bring Your Films 3 THOMPSON' DRUG STORE To be Developed and Printed Films in by 10 am: finished by, 6 p.m. PHONES: 22-265 At Local Theatres AT THE REGENT "Dance Madnegs," the peppy farce comedy that has been delighting au- diences wherever shown opens a 'three night engagement at the Re- gent theatre this evening. ROBINSON'S YELLOW GARAGE King St. W. WHITE, ROSE GAS mrad : EN-AR-CO OIL DOMINION & GOOPRICH TIRES and TUBES. ACCESSORIES, You don't know. how funny a pic- ture. can be until you've seen this Pathe Newsette and. Sam fast-stepping tale, a 'madcap story of modern marriages that starts at sixy miles an hour and grows faster to the end. Gay scenes of Contin- ental life, dramatie surprises, musie, ginle,' gayety, beautiful dazzling gowns at every fascinating turn. Adapable Claire Windsor and dash- ing Conrad Nagel are starred in i'principal roles. Other attractions on the program include a snappy two-act comedy Collis and his orchestra. Federal election returns will be announced at the Regent tomorrow night, Fire at Campbellford gutted the | returned to the attack house of Henry Labrush on Nesby | son scored a rear of the House, which was a mass | play. the Mr. Labrush, who is a very old man, | brothers carried: the ball up field and was alone at the time, and the fire | crossed had gained considerable headway be- | headed over the cross bar, then Smith G.. M.C. Overcome Swansed's Lead And Win By 5 to 3 Motors. Were Trailing 3 to 1 at Half Time: But Superior. Soccer. Enables the Locals to Run in Four Counters in Last Half -- McManus Again Performs Hat Trick, coring Three Goals General Motors and Swansea played a first Division League game on Sat- urday when the Motors won a hard game after being two goals in the minority ut half time, the score being then three to one. In the second per- iod the Motors came away strong and von by five goals to three: Swansea won the spin of the coin, and Motors kicked off against the wind and made for the Swansea goal where they sent past." They return- ed again andl almost scored. From the goal kick Swansea carried the ball right up to the Motors' goal, where Smith saved brilliantly. Swansea made a second attempt to score and were successful after four minutes lay . Smith was injured in trying to save the goal. Though badly injured and handicapped; Smith played to the finish of the game. The game was very even at this stage, Swansea sent past at Motors' end, then Motors forced a corner and again were unfor- tunate in not scoring. They however and W. Simp- beautiful goal from vards range, thus equal- game after ten minutes of Motors now had slightly the play, the Simpson about twenty izing the The best of nicely to McManus who in goal for Swansea saved on several occasions in brilliant fashion for about twenty minutes the Motors kept up fe attack on Swansea goal and had hard lines in not scoring more than ence. With ten minutes of this period to go Swansea broke into Motors' end and one of their players was roubght down in the penalty area. From the penalty kick Swansca secured their second goal, but Smith again saved and Swansea had the ball again in Motors' territory and scored again, cight minutes from the interval. Smith made a brave attempt to save but was handicapped with his injury. With cight minutes to play and two goals down, Motors forced the pace, but offside spoiled a good chance, then McMannus headed over by inches, a near thing. When the whistle sound- ed for half time Motors were press- ing but had to retire with score three to one against them. Second Half Swansea started the second period by attacking Motors goal right away, but it did not last long as seemed determined to wipe out Swan- sca's two goal lead and after five minutes' play, Smith, for Swansea was beat but one of his backs fisted the ball out and a penalty was allowed. Me Manuus toek the kick and madeno iistake, 'making the Motors' scarce Xo. A minute later McMannus, again beat Smith, thus equalizing the! game after six minutes' play. Both teams being now level, went at it with a will. First Motors secyred a corner, then Swensea got one also. Motors became aggressive and McMannus missed by inches. Smith in goal for Swansea was playing a wonderful game and saved some hard shots, but R. Simpson beat him with a nice an- gular shot, fifteen minutes from the start of the second period. The Mo- tors, now leading for the first time in the game, were determined to keep the lead and looked like winners, but Swansea were not idle. On three oc- casions Draper struck the side of Mo- tors' nets but the wrong side. They knew Smith was crippled and they tried long shooting to beat him, but he did all that was asked of him. Mo- tors again scored but it was disallow- cd for some infringement. However a few minutes later W. Simpson and cMannus worked the ball into a > position. Smith rdn out to save tl» situation but McMannus drove hard past him into the net, thus scor- ing his third goal and Motors fifth. With still ten minutes to play both teams played hard, both goals were attacked in turn but when time was called, the Mc ors emerged winners of a hard game, the score being Mo- tors 5, Swansea 3. Teams :-- -- G.M.C. Smith al Jenkins .B. Murrell ..B. .H.B. ".H.B. Reid Brown McKellar L.H.B. Chalmers O.R. W. Simpson LR. McMannus Centre G. Simpson LL. Simons R. Simpson O.L. Draper Referee--McCarrick, Toronto. \ M # Swansea Smith efees Moffatt Collins Rowbottom Lloyd Brown Lawrie Simons Aluminum dishes can be cleaned by boiling, the skins and bits of dis- carded tomato in them. AN ABSOLUTE CURE (Cleveland Press) "The doctor has ordered her to the seashore. Now, they're having a consultation." "Of doctors?" "No, of dressmakers.' PAVED WITH GOLD (Guelph Mercury) "Babe" Ruth has just signed up a vaudeville contract for $100,000 to fill in his winter season. The voungsters of the U.S. are no longer urged to aspire to the Presidency of the nation, but to be ball players or prize fighters, for that way lies the worth-while purses. A move to give delivery horses three weeks' summer vacation with- out stopping their oats has been started in Berlin. - This may do very well in Germany, but American hor- ses; owing to motor competition; are not sure enough of their jobs to strike for privileges.--Chicago Daily News. Mptors |- m-- SWEARS EVANGELIST WAS T0 PAY $5,000 FOR FAKE STORY 4Seamstress. Confesses It Was Story, Says Copyrighted Article WILL RE-OPEN CASE Alleged Perpetrator of the Czrmel Cottage Hoax Under Arrest (By Associated i'ress) Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 13. "The Examiner," in a copyrighted story today says Mrs. Lorraine Wiser man Mconald Seilaff, $18 a week seamstress, has confessed that her story of having shared the seaside cottage at Carmel, with a sister, ananymous 'Miss X" and Kenneth G. Ormiston, former Angelus Temple radio operator, was a fake for which she was to receive $5,000 from Ai- mee Semple McPherson, evangelist. The admission was made in a sworn | statement, [ time after Mrs. McPher- son re-appeared, witnesses = were found at Carmel, Calif.,, who said Ormiston had occupeid a cottage at Carmel, a part of the time that the evangelist was missing, with a wo- man who looked like Mrs. McPher- son." Some Los Angeles, Sept. 12.--Immedi- ate reopening of the Aimee Semple McPherson investigation and a sec- ond marshaling of the Carmel-by- the-Sea witnesses is indicated, ac- cording to the authorities, following the arrest Mrs. Lorraine Wise- man en a fictitious eheck charge, and het exposure as the alleged perpet- rator of a hoax in claiming she was the woman seen at the Carmel cot- | tage. it of was taken from a notebook in | ing powder, | | ! | i | : IN 1000 QUANTITIES We sell books at" ower : prices than any concer. in Canady S..L. WILHELM Box 287, Whitby Representative of McCaskey Systems, Limited | water, 1 | utes add whites by | SOCOOOOOOOO00OOCOOOCTO00OC ---- Less Kitchen work with PAGE THREE LAE } had LEE EN is Ready-cooked and ready-to-eat Delicious with milk or fruits Mrs. Wiseman's possession, when she was arrested reveal she spent more than $2,000 in assembling evidence to support her story that she was the companion of Kenneth Ormiston, former radio operator at Mrs. Me- Pherson's Angelus Temple, in the Carmel, cottage. Officials believe Mrs. Virla Kimball, twin sister to Mrs. Wiseman, said to be enroute from San Francisco, will deny com- HARD TIMES PUDDING pint molasses, 1% pint cold tablespoon melted butter, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon Gil- lette's cream tartar, add a little salt, some spice, 2 cups currants, some raisins, 1% cusp flour, Make this all into a batter, and steam about 2 hours. 1% water, 1 pletely the story told by Mrs. Wise- man. Mrs. Wiseman will be arraigned tomorrow on the bad check charges, at which time an application by her attorney for a writ of habeas cor- pus also be heard. Should the Mcl"herson case be re- opened a new grand jury will be impaneled as the former jury was summarily dismissed two weeks ago for alleged misconduct. ORANGE PUDDING Take 4 oranges and slice them, removing the seeds, then pour over this about 1 cup sugar, make a cus- tard of 2% cups milk, 2 teaspoons cornstarch, and the yolks of 2 eggs. Pour this over the oranges. Beat up the whites with a little sugar, spread on top, and put in oven to brown. To be served when cold. Whipped cream much nicer if you can get it to put on top, is BANANA FRITTERS WATCH OUR WINDOWS For Election Returns A.L.Rodgers COR. KING & CELINA STS. cups flour, 2 teaspoons bak- 1 cup sliced bananas, % | pinch of salt. Stir well. by spoonfuls into a hot dripping. 11 cup milk, then drop | pan containing good b ARAMEL PU DDING 3 tablespoons cornstarch, 1 pint milk scalded, brown 1 tablespoon butter and 1% cups brown sugar, when melted add to milk, add corn- starch, vanilla, . add £0 onds if mou. liked, put in_delf SNOW PUDDING 1 tablespoon gelatine, 15 cup cold cup boiling water, 1 cup sugar. juice of 3 lemons. whites of 3 eggs. Soak gelatine in cold water; add boiling water; then sugar and lemon juice; whisk for a few min- beaten stiff. A Chicago man who was poisoned bad booze in Canada might as well have stayed at home. REFORMER WANT ADS PAY DISNEY REAL ESTATE Phone 1550 Disney Bldg., King St. East PHONE 28 When your glasses slip, off and break. We will call for return them them and promptly. Our Prices Are Reasonable Jury & Lovell OPTICAL DEPT. PHONE 28 -------- JE a a ------ JR | For 0 Removal Sale SPECIALS Tuesday Morning English China Bowls Byzanta Reg. $10.00 VASES Reg. $5.00 $2.50 Reg. $2.50 $1.45 Sherbet GLASSES ----and-- GOBBLETS Regular 85c and $1.00 Each 55¢ English Res $6.0. $2.95 22 King Street East | TL ER sve IR If LT Phone 920