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pS Ae le RAR | osHAWA AND DISTRICT | ¥ i oA Jail { ? James O'Hara was fined $20 and costs when he appeared before Ma- gistrate A. F. Hind in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to being intoxicated on Church street on September 11. He was given the alternative of 14 days in jail, Assault Case, Peter Tomolak, Peter Blazeje- wiez, and Paul Nasiorowski, were all committed for trial on charges of assult occasioning actual bodily harm when they appeared before Magistrate A F, Hind in police court this rning., They elected trial be- fore a higher court and will appear in Whitby next month, "Cut In" Driver, Gordon, Crawford of 253 Crom- well avenue, Oshawa, reported to the police over the week-end that he was the victim of a '"'cutting in" driver while travelling in his auto mobile on the Kingston highway at Thornton's Corners As a result he was forced to hit another ear, Damage to both automobiles was small, ? Gets Stiff Fine For having liquor in other than his own residence as stipulated by 'the Liquor Control Act, Arthur Streteh, pleaded. guilty when he appeared before Magistrate A, TF. Hind in police court this merning. Stretch. was found with a flask at the Jubilee Pavilion on Sept, 24, He was fined $100 and costs or the al- ternative of 30 days in jail, Driver's License, As the result of an accident which occurred at Simcoe and Bond streets about 10 o'clock Sunday morning, James Knox has been summoned to appear in police court on a charge of driving without an operator's li- cense Two cars collided, one driv- en, it is alleged, "by Knox, and the damage amounted to about $15. The other car was driven by Peter Rinchoff of the Standard Paving Co., Smith's Falls, Drunk and Fined, Fred McNally intoxicated on Prospect street, Oshawa, on Sep- tember 24. was fined $20 and costs or fourteen days in jail with 'hard labor when he was found guilty of the offense in police court this morning by Magistrate A, ¥, Hind. flecond Offense, Elmer Drinker, guilty of being intoxicated on Prospect street, re- cently, appeared for the second of- fense before Magistrate A, I, Hind -- CHIROPRACTIC 1, E, Steckley, Chiropractor and Drucless 'Therapist, will' be in the office, 146 Sim- coe street, north every afternoon and Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Forenoons by appointment, Residential calls made in town and sur is- in "police court this morning and was fined $200 and costs, total of $209, or given the alternative of three months in custody, ---------------- ey Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs, s. John Mackin wish to thank their -friends and neigh- bours for kindness and sympathy exteded them also for floral tributes sent during their recent sad ber- _eavement. (71a) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren, 157 College avenue, wish to thank Dr. Bennett for the prompt attention he has given their son Albert, who has sufficienly recovered, and is able to be home today, They wish also to thank Dr. Harding for services ren- dered. (71a) Died DOCHERTY--In Baltimore, Mary- land, September 22, 1927, John R. Docherty, beloved husband of Grace A, Luke. aged 43 years. Funeral from the residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs. 8S. Luke, King- ton road west, Oshawa, Tuesday, September 27th, Service 'at 2.30, In- terment in St, Margaret's Cemetery, West Hill , Born BRADLEY--At the Oshawa General Hospital, September 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley, a son (nee Catherine Sutton). (71a) Engagement Mr. J. E. Nottingham, Raglan, wishes to announce the engagement of his youngest daughter, Alice Erie to James Earl Squelch, Oshawa, only son of Mr, and Mrs, R, J. Squelch, Raglan, The marriage will take place in October, (71a) THEY OVER DO IT (Detroit Free Press) A story from the movie capital of the world says that certain men are employed in the business to "dumb up a film," that is, bring it down to a proper level. Isn't it possible that they sometimes overdo it? Too Late to Classify NEW HOUSE FOR SALE, SEVEN rooms, three piece hath, laundry tubs, chestnut trim, garage, Apply 648 Carnegie Ave, (71c) FOR SALE--BABY GRAND ROAD- ster, Splendid shape throughout, New Dunlop tires, For sale at once. Phone 1954W, (71b) SIX CYLINDER CAR FOR SALE. Cheap for cash. Apply 291 Celina St, Phone 1206W, (71e) trict, Consultation is free at office. Phone 224, y am FOR SALE--CHEVROLET COACH 1927, Good buy. $650 cash for quick sale, Phone 2517, (711) EAT ALL YOU WANT! ' What a Grand and Glorious Feelin' ¥or months he had suffered untold agony. Every meal he ate was a sure sign of distress, Someone mentioned that he try a bottle H ooper STOMACH and LIVER TONIC From the time he began taking the first bottle he noticed a decided change in his disabil- ity. Gradually his condition im- proved until he could eat a full course meal without a thought as to CONSTIPATION, IN- DIGESTION or BILIOUSNESS, Try a bottle today $1.00 For Sale blir 14 FOR SALE--1 SMALL MOFFATT Electric range, kitchen cabinet and banjo. Apply 50 Burk St. (71c¢) FIVE ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW for sale. All conveniences, Near Motors, $400 down. Balance as rent, Winter coal now in basement goes with house without extra cash. Phone 19537. (71e) REFRESHMENTS Soft Drinks, ce Cream, and Light Lunches LAKAS 14 Simcoe St. N. Phone 2264 ~ WE LEAD IN RADIO Adams Furniture Co wr 1, 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan, balloon tires and many extras. 1, 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan, Chadburn Moior Sales PRINCE ST. PHONE 1160 = METAL BUMPING AND ALL KINDS OF BODY WORK MERRITT AUTO AND BEPAIR King St. W, Oshaws _-- MONTREAL HAMILTON BRANTFORD . : ia B, .. BIE. FOR HEAD OFFICE: REFORD BUILDING Bay and Wellington Sts., Toronto | Private Wire 11 King Street East, Oshawa Above C P.R. Office, Phone 144 8. F. Everson, Local Manager N () KITCHENER OSHAWA ST. CATHARINES Aim--Click And the picture is yours. That's the way with the Kodaks. All the latest models are here ready for you to see. $5 up, Get a Kodak and keep a pic- ture record of your good times. Here also, you'll find the dependable Kodak Film, all sizes, aiways fresh. And a service of developing an printing of the superior sort, Make this store your photographic head- quarters, Karn's Drug Store | the Next the Post id Taking the Air With the Mayor With Apologies to Ring Lard. ner, (By Wing L, Gardner) Dear Al: Wel, Al, the Mayor and ne almost went up in the air over Osh- awa together Saturday pan. The only lifference being that the Mayor went ip first with a fello name of Charlie Mundy, and just as [ was ; leaving the aerdrome flat some guy yelled for me to come back and take a ride. At that, Al, IT wouldn't have gone up if hadn't been for Mrs. Ayres who sorta smiled and said, "Won't you go up?" and, well, you know me, Al--I can't refuse a lady anything. Especially after hear- ing Mrs, Ayres tell how she used to fly her own boat on some Sea or other just at sunset and how she liked the gorgeous colors: you see up there, They took the Mayor up first, they took three pictures of him and you gotta hand it to the Mayor, he sure takes a mean photograft. Some bird run up about this time and want- ed to know if Dollar Bills were going to be thrown out but he didn't put anything over the Mayor who came right back with a suggestion that some body take up a collection from the crwod of Admires around, and 1 guess they were all pretty Scotch for I didn't hear anything more about Dollar Bills, Sore At Mayor Captain Ayres taxied down the field and then turned round under his own power, «Then he came back like a bat out of black cat's convention and she just sorta sailed up in the air and away towards Lake Ontario. the Mayor, and I tell you made me sorta sore seeing him up there hogging the whole show, but as I went up the next time I know what he saw, A funny thing about is that if you've got an you don't fecl scared, 1 but Al that it aeroplanes, Al, nerve ess it's be- pit with your head and neck sticking out that you just don't feel that there's nothing between you and down there but a strip of met as thick as a pie pan. The world sure looks funny air and sorta lonesome, and toy trains and not a soul to seen unless they 'get in a crowd whe: they look like something the doctors | sce under a microscope. The prettiest | things in the whole show was old Lake | Ontario stretching out for miles and | miles and a great patch of silver light out to wards the horizon, Then, through Oshawa, you could sce Oshawa Creek and its meadows, | ! about up in he I wasn't with! atall | cause you are so far down in the cotk- | highway ! Doll houses | nw | Oshawa Footballers Have J ~ Practically Won League Saturday' s 4 to 1 Vidory Qver Swansea at Alexandra Park Put Homesters With- in One Point of the League Leading Neilsons; Two Games Remain Oshawa City Football Club won its {game 4 to 1 from Swansea here at | Alexandra Park Saturday afternoon |and by virtue of their win they are {now only one point in the league He ading Neilsons of Toronto. The game {was a postponed Toronto and District | Soccer League fixture and as a result {the homesters have a splendid chance {of heading off the Neilson eleven. The win practically means that Oshawa has fo the championship of Section "A" (of the T. and D. It will be the first {year that this city has won a football {championship in some time if the cup |is brought here this year. Saturday's game was a close contest for a time, but after getting the first goal the local team seemed encourag- Jed and after that found no difficulty jin downing the visiting Swansea team. | The class of football, despite the fact that the score was one-sided, was of the very best. The Swansea boys | | threatened to tally at times and only the good work of the local goalie made the game a certainty. Swansea has a nice little team, though by losing Saturday's contest they were forced into the cellar position in the standing. Just who Oshawa will meet in the next game has not been definitely de- cided although this information should be forthcoming within the next few days. Another win over any team will put the local boys at least one point ahead of the Neilsons who have evi- dently completed their schedule. Osh- awa has still two games to play, each team having fourteen scheduled at- tractions. Neilsons have completed their fourteen games with a total of 20 points, while Oshawa has played only twelve games and have a total of 19 points. That Oshawa is by far the steadier team of the two, Neilsons and Oshawa, is evident by the fact that Oshawa has scored 33 points a- wainst Neilson's 41. But Oshawa has had only 16 tallied against them as compared to Neilson's 23. Quite a few fans witnessed the week-end fixture and although the crowd was small, the brand of ball was good. It is a pity that the sup- port is not better in view of the championship contending team. Osh- awa fans will watch with interest the progress of the team in the final games, and say, Al, somebody ought to get | busy and g\t that creek bottom land [for the city for it would make the fin- [ est, prettiest park system in the whole | country, Park Three Miles Long Just imagine, Al, a park three miles long, right through the heart of Can- ada's Motor City and all land that's not fit for much else. Yet, Al, just made to order for parkland right from the Golf Course down to Lakeview Park at old Lake Ontario. Most of it, too, wouldn't nced much except to set out trees and wild flowers to make it beautiful the whole year round. A sort of wild park, if you get what 1 mean (ch, Al, you're sorta wild yourself, sometimes), and just spots here and there all togged up and looking pretty with these fancy flowers beds, walks, fountains and goldfish ponds, that's what you get to thinking about up there in the air, You can see General Motors from above and believe me, Al, you have to go up a long ways to look down on General Motors! Which reminds me, I went up with I. W. Drew, Gen'l Motors general purchasing agent, and 1 don't know of a finer man to go skyhooting over the scenery with anywhere, You see, we were both sardined into that old cock- pit until honestly, Al, his foot went to sleep but it was me that got that needles and pins feeling you get when your foot wakes up. You can't talk up in an open air- plane but I am nothing if not original, Al, and IT thought F'd make a gesture he'd understand. So, when we passed | over General Motors new office build- ing I stuck my hand out to point down, and believe me, Al, I thought 1 had lost thé old soup bone for good and all. Well, T guess Captain Ayres must have got sorta lonesome back there by himself and decided to come down. He cased up on the old motor and that cased up on your face. For when you are going good against the wind your face feels like it had a rubber mask on, He sure is one fine pilot. He came down like a big leaf settling on a lazy October day. He hit the old terra firm without hardly a bump and there we were, Well, Al, I hope all this won't make you jealous and 1 know it's hard for a man like you who won't ever be | asked to fly in an aeroplane to hear | about it from even an old pal like me, | but that's the luck of it, Al. Well, 50 Your Old Pal, BIG FIGHT FILM AT NEW MARTIN 'es, 1 ong, T1132 7; (/, | Oshaws Gets First Release of Dempsey-Tunney Fight in Ontario Followers of (he Dempsey-Tunney fight will be able to see the mo- tion pictures of the tem round bout at the New Martin Theaire the first three nights of this week. The pictures will be shown for the first time tonight, three days after the. actual bout occurred at Chicago, and it is believed this is the first city in Ontario to run them. The film: were rushed, to Toronto and over to Oshawa. They were sent to Toronto and the larger cities by aeroplane The manager of the New Martin Lad as guests this afiernoon, mem- bers of the press, chief of police ana For Your PHONE 22 ook on Thompson's Drug Store 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver SIMCOE ST, SOUTH other city officials when they werc given the first opportunity to view the pictures. re an CHEVS FORGE INTO SECOND ROUND TILT Repeating their air tight fielding and superior hitting which was re- sponsible for giving them their vie- tory in Mount Dennis, Oshawa Chevrolet advanced into the second round of the Ontario Amateur Soft- ball Association's Intermediate championship play downs when they defeated Mount Dennis Maroons at 'lexandra Park on Saturday after- | oom by a 7 to 6 score before one | uf the largest crowds of the season. Cutler &Preston INVESTMENTS Bonds and Preferred Stocks 64 King St. W. Tel. 572 | Three rums in the first, three in _ | the fourth and ome in the sixth, all of which were well earned, were re- fiom for Oshawa's victory { while home runs by Hubbel and Going for Chevrolet and Henkell | for the Maroons were instrumental |in driving in six of the total of 13 | counters. SURPRISE PARTY FOR ENGLISH NEWCOMERS A very pleasant surprise party was given at the home of Mr, and Mrs. IL, Fowler, in honor of Mr, and Mrs, Langtree, of England who are to make their future home here, Most of the guests were from Ac- crington, England, The orchestra consisted of Miss Phyllis Bergman and Mr. J, Sullivan, During the in- termission between the dances, the guests were entertained by recita- tions given in the Lancashire dia- lect, rendered by Mr, Langtree, songs by Mr, W. Haley and Mr, Harry Hewith and a charleston dance given by Miss D, Sullivan, The party broke up early in the morning and a good time spent was the verdict of all those present, % NEWSPAPER MAN'S DEATH IS PROBED New York, Sept. 26.--Denying a mo- tion to dismiss three men charged with homicide in connection with the death last Friday of Frank O'Connell, news- paper man, Magstrate Andrew Mac- rery in homicide court today held them without bail pending a hearing Thurs- day. O'Connell is well known in Saint John, N.B., where he was born. The men held are Nicholas Ariet- ane, Amerigo de Giovanne and An- 'thony Delucia, all of New York, 0O'- Connell was found dead Friday morn- irg. There were no appreciable marks of violence on the body, but assistant district attorney said that three wit- nesses would testify that the men un- der arrest attacked the man lying down t Turkish Baths where 'O'Connell was found dead. STOCK MARKETS CHICAGO GRAIN - Open High Low i heat Dec, 131 Sept 12814 Mar. 134% Corn Dec. Sept Mar. Jats Dec, Rye ec, Close 131 128% 134% 130% 127% 133% 130% 127% 133% 100% 97% 103% 101 955 103% 101 95 5% 103% 100% 97% 102% 48% % 48% 48% 961% 96% 96% 96% WINNIPEG GRAIN Wheat Oct, Dec. Oats Oct. Dec, 36% 130% 138 131% 63% 64% 65% 56% TORONTO STOCKS Noon 138% 131% 135% 130% 627% 54% 63% 54% Stock Bell Telephone. .. Br. Amer, Oil. ... B. C. Fishing ...,, Burt, F. N, Can, Bread. ..... Can. Ind, Alcohol. City Dairy. Canada Malting. Cons. Smelters, int. 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Worsley, also of the Brit- ish naval aviation forces was sec- ond, Lieut. Kinkead of Great Brit- ain, and all three of 'the Italian competitors were forced io give up before completing the seven circuits marked out along the front of the Lido bathing beach. The Schneider Maritime Aviation cup, is one of the most famous tro- phies of aviation, was captured by | Italy from United States last ycar, | Major de Bernardi of the Italian navy, setting the near record for seaplanes averaging four and one- tenth miles per mihute, The major crossed the finishing line with the average speed of 246.496 miles an hour, Great Britain, which did not com- pete last year, made unusual efforts this year to capture the cup her seaplanes being developed and worked out in the strictest secrecy, Italy also preserved secrecy and lit- tle was made public concerning her entrants, speed Marvels, Lieut, Webster averaged 453.282 kilometres an hour (about 281.50 | miles) while Lieut. Worsley averag- | ed 439.472 kilometres, about 273 | miles an hour, | The distance was 350 kilometres | (217.483 miles), The plane used was a super-ma- rine Napier 8-5 monoplane, and the speed of 281 miles an hour broke all existing speed records, Lieut. Kinkhead was forced to stop after completing the third lap after having made the speed of 201 miles an hour, Capt, Ferrarin, It- alian, gave up apparently because of engine trouble, Lieut, Webster is 27 years old and was the youngest of three represen- tatives in the contest, He joined the Royal Air Forces as second Lieut. in Sept. 1918, After having served previously in the infantry as a private, He was granted short The Great GENE TUNNEY ~~ANDw---- JACK DEMPSEY Every Seat in 'the New Martin a & Kingdde AGUA PROGRAM The Man in the Shadow Gripping, Mysterious COMEDY : Salomy Jane's Debutt | 3 ill oad Ini hitly bs (lad wil 'Captain joi Salvation" ||. A Vivid Story of Love }I: Finding a Safe Haven | Through I'torm, Shipwreck bail') hig MN wol and Mutiny, (REALE) Lloyd Hamilton COMEDY ome Orchestra A Real Evening's 28 Cc Entertainment and Tax i" bis 2p service commission as a flying of- ficer in December, 1919, and be- came a permanent commissioned of- ficer in 1924, He was promoted to Flight Lieut, in July of this year. He holds the Air Force Cross for meritorious service. BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS At Special Prices C. W. DETENBECK KING ST. EAST Italian competitors were Major Debernardi, Capt. F. Guazzetti and Capt, Ferrarim, The winning plane was decorated in silver and royal blue, The fuse- lage is entirely of metal, floats of duralumin and wings of wood. = PTY Job was the only man on records yr ---- wnose sufferings made him elogueni ;:,, instead of grouchy.--Brandon Sun, aT BUY. GOW id} hi ( & 4 tierend ghail Jo hr » bas Ans ioonve S10 D.. Ca LM TR 1 Jae ad ne Bag wag? 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