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THE OSHAWA DALY TIMES, THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1027 MAURICE COBY LEXVES $5000 Estate Ambunts to $27,514 Insurance $7,500--Re- members Friend ---- m---- Canada is famous for Christie's DIGESTIVE BISCUITS In the store or on the ' phone, always ask for Christie's Biscuits, for the orchestrd struck up "God Save the King and it was anet as a young Alberta rancher buf as a son of that King that the Prince entered. In went the crowd and the Prince was discouraged, In a few moments, as suddenly as they had come, their Royal Highnesses disappeared; gone was the tour- ists' last chance to spend an even- ing with the heir to the British throne. PREMIER BALDWIN and Play Golf babbits, edger youths all awaited the brothers. ; Amusing Sight "What's breakfast, 1 want to see the Princes," that was the cry om every side, At iuncheon time still .more crowds were glued to the front entrance though unromantic relatives bade them go to eat. But even dinner time did mot bring Most countries are famous for some national commodity that , is recognized as the standard of quality the world over. For instance, English Silver, Scotch Woollens, Irish Linen --and in Toronto, Ang. 12--The late Henry Canada-- Maurice Cody, son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs, H, J, Cody, who was drowned Banff, Alta, Aug. 16.--H,R.H, had twelve hours of absolute free- dom om, his arrival here, or while hundreds awaited the Prince at the big hotel when his train arrived before 9 o'clock they saw him not until 9 o'clock at night. With his brother the Prince slipped away from his train and went, straight to the golf club where they played 36 holes, Their Royal 'Highness gave the hotel guests an anxious day. Dining room redeipts must have dropped sadly, For so in- tent were the American tourists on seeing two Princes that they ve- fused to go to breakfast. Hund- reds sat on the hig front verandah to see the Royal guests emter, Two out of every three held cameras and half of, them seemed to be the little movie machines, On the further- most point the news reel men had set up, their formidable machines; incidentally one of them was the man at which Mrs, Stillman threw the first plate, Hvery state in the Union seemed represented in these throngs, Pretty girls in their best sport frocks, short-haired elderly trippers_ equally alprt, starry-eyed little children who" looked as if their favorite fairy tale was about the royal guests and the hungry tourists crowded to the dining room early, It was too amusing to watch them, Some of these pretty young things changed their clothes three times during the wait. As dinner time approached, the (hotel corri- 'dors looked as if the chorus of a musical comedy had been cut loose. There were some axquisite young things in the newest period frocks, there were some fearful and wonderful sights, but it was not until 9 o'clock that the Prince and his brother appeared in din- ner coats and entered the main dining room, Crowds almost en- Ifed them as they appeared to attend the stag dinner given in their honor by Mr, J, M, Cameron, the district C.P.R, representative. Again Disappeared After dinner it looked for a few minutes as if the Princes would join the dancers in the hotel ball- room, but the rude crowds spoiled any such intention, They charged about the two princes like the children of the pied piper, Then as the Prince made a quick move- ment to enter the ballroom as in- * LEAVES FOR HOME Addresses Halifax Citizens-- Says He Has Enjoyed His, Visit Halifax, N.8.,, Aug. 17--" "We have loved every minute of our time. We are tired of course, becanse we have worked hard," Premier Bald- win told the citizens of Halifax to- night, "I have given every minute of the time I could spare to Canady and when I am through with the duties of my present post I will come again," he added. At a twenty-eight knot clip, H, M.S. Capetown rushed the Premier and his party from Charlottetown to Pictou this morning. A train hurried the party to Halifax and at midnight Mr, Baldwin will be on his way to North Sydney where he will sail for England on the Em- press of Scotland, completing his eighteen days of travel in Canada. The address of welcome by the | Province and hy city ware, said together with Dan Pardiac, on a holi- day trip on Marten river in North- ern Ontario, several months ago, left an estate of $27,514, according to his will filed for probate in surrogate court. Among the many bequests is $1,000 and his automobile to his friend, Fred H. Roberts of Toronto, who was in the fatal canoe party, and the only one Of the three to be saved. Several scholarships and other be- quests are included. His Father and Harold W. A. Foster are named executors. The will reads: "I give and bequeath the following egacies free from all succession duty, namely : "To my friend, Arthur Sutherland Pigott Woodhouse, now professor of English at the University of Manitoba, in the city of Winnipeg, in the prov- | ince of Manitoba, the sum of $600 and all my hooks relating to the subect of English literature. "To my friend, Donald Forsyth MacLaren, barrister-at-law, the sum of $600, my law library and all my hooks relating to the subject of his- tory. efince 1853 ies s Biscuits Ottawa.--It the Government has named as dele- gates to the assembly of the League | Stewart, of Nations was announced that sembly in be held in Geneva (Dr, O, D, Hem. Interior, Skelton, Under Secretary A and | A. Riddell substitute have been delegates, GENEVA DELRGATES lin September, Hon, Raoul Dandu- | of State for External Affairs. Hon. rand, who was president of the as- | Philippe Roy, Commissioner-Gener- 1925. { Minister Charles | al of Canada in Paris, and Dr. W. named = as $10,000 to be RAISED Within the Next Ten Days--Our Stock Reduced in Price to Figures in Some Cases Away Below Cost Mr. Baldwin, 'steeped in the his- tory of this continent and couched ™) | in language to warm the heart of an Englishman." The Prime Min- ister took exception to two words in the addresses: Nova Scotia had .called his visit a holiday and Hali- fax called it a recreation, He felt ag though he might have to go back to England to work in order | 1 to get a little rest, sum of $1,000. i Can City Stood a Sentinel "To the University of Toronto, the On the chain of office worn hy | sum of $600, to the uses and upon the the mayor was the date 1748, "I [trusts following, that is to say:--the can almost remember that far | said sum of $600 to be inxested and the back," said Mr. Baldwin, "as I do | income thereof given annually as a remember that those were as gloomy | scholarship to be known as "The Maur- and as depressing years as Great | °C ody Memorial Scholarship to the Britain ever passed through. And | Student Who Brains the highest Jnaks | § 0 ( Ire i ) 2 : through those years this eity stood I Moti FHSS tice ot the said unt as a sentinel, It was the one spot | where the flag was never lowered | YCIRIY- oo. and is the spot where it will never | Sehopls. the sens of S300: to. the: pies he Joysred so long as the flag flies and upon the trusts following, that 5) ere. { Re 1 ad wi 3 a here that the Royalists ||. 2 ~the said sum of $200 toh invested .and the income thereof given came to take shelter--that magnifi- annually as a scholarship to he known cent stock, tried in every tire, | 5 'The Maurice Cody Memorial which hecame the parents of this | Scholarship' to the student who attains part. Canada, gave the very best to | he highest marks in his final year in the life of the people today." | Canadian History at the said school. "You haye contributed many na-| *"[ give and hequeath the residue of tion builders," continued the Pre-| my personal estate and effects as fol- | mier, referring to Joseph Howe and | lows: To my mother, Mrs. Florence Sir Charles. Tupper, . Louisa Cody, one-third of the said "They were masters of state- | residue, absolutely; to my father, the craft", He spoke of Sir Robert | Honorable and Reverend Henry John Jorden, "who was active in the | Cody, two-thirds of the said residue, 4, councils of the Empire and who | absolutely. | has been giving the benefit of his | experience to the youth of Oxford." | "To my friend, Frederic Hilburn Ro- herts, now residing at 191 Bleecker street in the city of Toronto, the sum of $1,000 together with my automo- bile, "Ta St, Paul's Anglican church, Bloor street, in the said city of Toronto, the sum of $1,000, "To Wycliffe College, Hoskin ave- nue, in the said city of Toronto, the to come true, thin-faced and pudgy 4 2 formally as possible all was lost, WE MUST SELL OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST! Millinery, Hosiery, Waists, Ladies' Coats, Dresses etc. All To Go At Prices That Are Astonishing All Day Today Our Store Has Been Crowded With Sceptical Buyers Who Are Wise In Taking Advantage Of These Forced Reductions In Price. THE IDEAL SHOPPE 15 OSHAW Phone 725 pg rap ON EAR Toronto | NG other cigar in Canad meet te same universal a every class evry age ay VETERAN TEACHER DIES | Watford.--John Ormond Mae- Gregor, aged 80, one of the pion- | eer teachers in Ontario, is dead. | Mr. MacGregor graduated in Arts | from the University of Toonto, in | 1879, and later received his M.A. | degree from the same institution. | He was head master of the High | School in Vienna, Ontario, for sev- Fl eral years, after which he was principal of Streetsyille and Coll- ingwood schools, DISMISSAL, OF TEACHERS London.--The school trustees of Ontario will give a cold reception to the proposals of the Canadian Teachers' Federation, according to Rev. R. D. Mess, chairman of the Board of Education here. 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