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BOWMANVALE BOY SCOUTS ACTIVE All Groups Take Part in the " Any Bowinanville: subscriber mail may have same delivered by who is mow getting The Times at the delivery rate of 10c a week if théy will notify the Bowmanville representative, Mr. Ivers Kelly, ST. JOHN'S AXPA, fii ANNUAL MEETING "Bowmanville Organization Plan Invitations to Neighbor- ing Associations _ (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Oct. 5.--The annual meeting of the Anglican Young People's Association was held at St. John's Anglican Chruch Parish Hall here on Monday night, during which the branch decided to issue invitations for the coming year to the Oshawa, Whitby, Blackstock and Newcastle branches, Officers were elected and it was decided to hold the next meeting on Monday, October 10 to discuss important, business. Re- freshments will be served by the social committee following the next meeting, Sending postcards to each mem- ber advising him of the next meet- ing is a new innovation started by the local branch in the trust that it will tend to bring out new members A sufficient number of cards for the year is being printed by a loca' jobber for this service. L. H. Cooke was re-elected chair- man, but new incumbents occupy the offices of treasurer and secretary since Miss Ireme Dawson and Miss Lucy Oliver, holders of the positions last year, have left town. Bernard C. Baldwin is the present treasurer while Miss Audrey Lamb was elect- ed secretary and J. J. Gunn is vice- president, Three new members wert initiated, including Miss E. Haw: ley, Miss Edwards and Mr. Philir Grant. J. Gunn, B, C. Baldwin, Mrs. L Wood, George Young, and Miss E Stedman comprise the program committee, while the social commit- or the office of publication at Oshawa. 'tee congists of Miss Annie Taylor, Miss Edwards, Miss E. Petley, R. Bate and Miss E, Hawley. Miss Boylan, Miss Densem and J. Gunn are on the visiting committee, and Miss Nellie Neads, Miss Turner and H. Vine make up the mission- ary committee. y wi be A meeting of the branch held every two weeks. BANK OF MONTREAL WINS FIRST BOWLING MATCH IN LEAGUE (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Oct. 6.--The Bankers' Bowling League's first scheduled game was held yesterday when the Bank of Montreal standard bearers won two ut of three games, and the Standard dank representatives won the other, che teams of the bank branches are: lank of Montreal, William Taylor and lernard C. Baldwin; Standard Bank, I. Thurston and Clem Percy; Royal Jank, Sam Varcoe and Bill Berry. The ext competition will be held next Vednesday at Martin's Bowling Alley. SOLDIERS' CLUB IS : PREPARING TO HOLD ARMISTICE BANQUET (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Oct. 6.--A meeting vill be held tomorrow night of the sxecutive of the Bowmanville Sol- diers' Club of which Captain Joseph | )'Neil is president, to discuss. plans 'or the annual Armistice Banquet. "he meeting is set for eight o'clock | 't the Bowman House. Major James | Moore, M.D., Brooklin, medical of- icer of the Ontario Regiment, is the rincipal speaker of the evening. PERSONAL Bowmanville, Oct. Mrs. Cecil J. Moyse. Jolorada, have heen visiting with heir aunt, Mrs Wilson Neads, Bow- nanville. 6.--Mr. and latest, hand wrought 50pm 3 TY RNS i BLUEBIRD DIAMOND RINGS | At the Price You Want to Pay (Beery Bluebird Ring is st wich a Blacbird diamond --every Bluebird mounting is fashion's. from Gold by artisans. Look for the individual registry number in every ring -- that's your assurance of highest quality and we'll Furnish | One of the New' J RE Jewellery Store NELSON & BELL Dress Goods Silks Velvets 08 be Bebetetotetostectoctoctoctoctectoctectectectoctecteatatoteateatiateetecteieateitedt Cc J a 2 2 a a a 2 I I SS J SS J J RC A Hosiery Gloves Silk Lingerie "The Store With the Cream Front" PSII TC SOT TOU TT TOT TOC JU TO JHE JOU JOC SC JU JO JOC SO SOC JC JCS Ca 2 a 2 Si 2 J 2 J SC SR J I about it, we have the finest assortment of Silks and Dress Goods in the city -- and our "prices are always rea- sonable for best Guat ties. / SNCS, THE TH TL TC THE TO JOT SCC JC JC I 3 Ca 2 a J Sc a J 20 SC Sa Se Sa Sa a There is no question 9 Simcoe St. S. Phone 2532 TO TT TY TTY TY eel CS a a ic a I a a a a Ta a a a a a 2 a a a of Denver, | J twice Demonstrations of Various Classes of Work (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Oct. 6.--Bowman- ville Boy Scout Troop Number One last night held their third meeting this fall, each group under their leader taking part in the program, Number one group under the direc- tion of Harvey Joint gave a demon- stration in first aid, to be followed by knot tying exhibition by group number -two, under the leadership of Robert Corbett. Number three groups under Ivan Leighton showed the Schaffer method of resuscita- tion, while group number four, led by Kenneth Morris, enunciated and explained each of the ten scout laws. ' The Boy Scouts under Kenneth Morris will act as ushers at the play being given Friday night by the Tyrone Dramatic Club in conjunc- tion with the West Durham Agricul- tural Society. The play, entitled. "Placer Gold", is being given at the Opera House. The local troop will also be as- sisting the Rotarians in their street fair here on Oct. 12, in the effort to raise money to help defray the cost of the erection of the Nurses' Home at the Bowmanville Hospital. A number of the boys have been * delegated to each booth to help the Rotarians in charge. Captain Fred C. Palmer is scout ,master, while Brenton Hazlewood is leader of the troop. NEW DENTAL COURSE REGULATIONS (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Oct. 4.--W, J. Morrison, B.A, principal of the { Bowmanville High School has been {advised by the University of To- vonto that the entrance qualifica- | i tions for the course in dentistry have been raised to require pass matricu- lation and part of honor. The regis- trar writes that the university is trying to keep the number of starts thotigh these new requirements take in this course down to sixty. Al- though these new requirements take {effect this fall, those who had in- tended starting the course, are ad- vised to write and secure _advice from the registrar, as to their quali- | fications, FINE EXHIBITS AT ORONO FALL FAIR Gate Receipts Greatly in Ex- cess of 1926 -- Liskeard School Wins Contest (By Staff wif Reporter) Orono, Oct. 6.--With another suc- cessful fall fair to their credit, the 'I Clarke Agricultyral Sociéty closed the gates of the exhibition grounds last night, having had one of the best dis- plays of exhibits in' the fair's history. The gate receipts this year were much in excess of last year, but the exact amount has not yet been calculated. Liskard school won first prize in the parade, with Kirby school second and Orono third. Liskard and Kirby both put on a delightfully quaint, fancy drill before the grand stand, in 'which Orono did not compete. In rendering their decision as to which school should get the first prize of .$12, the judges, General = John Hughes and Captain Fred C. Palmer, both of Bowmanville, decided that the Liskard school, with double the num- ber of scholars were the more deserv- ing, since more than. half of them were much younger than the students of Kirby, their nearest competitors. Kir- by school received $8 for second prize, the amount given to Orono school as third prize. The skating arena, most appropriate for the purpose since it adjoins the exhibition grounds and has an entrance {nto it, was filled with exhibits of many classes. The apple exhibits were especially good, many different classes being shown under this heading. The boys' 'training school gave a dis- play of their gymnastic ability under the leadership of Earl Cunningham, and were accorded a fine welcome. Flag drills, pryamids, marches were a few of the featuressof this exhibition. The horse races as usual attracted a lot of devotees of this sport. Some, however, complained sthat the short track, with no long "straight stretch, made it almost impossi e for another to pass the horse whith once gained the lead. 3 C. W. DETENBECK KING ST. EAST 1, 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan, balloon tires and many extras. 1, 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan. Chadburn Motor Sales PRINCE ST. PHONE 1160 BOYS" SCHOOL SUITS At Special Prices Western Fuel Corporation, Investigation Act. on the Board. POLICE CH EFS 10 Association Charges of Windsor Alderman i Windsor, Ont, International Police Chief's Associatior al financial responsibility for consider the proposal, it was said, son, tion funds fer personal gain. quet, however, the city council, it is argued will have nothing to do with sion or other bodies will not be em- age. In that event, this paritcular charge of Ald. Curry would fall by the wayside. e city council banquet cost $2,800 or $800 above the estimate. DUNNING SUBMITS RECORD AT REGINA Minister of Railways Renews Pledge to Complete Hud- son Bay Line Regina, Oct. 6.--Submitting to his constituents his record as Minister of Railways during the period which has elapsed since he last spoke in Regina, and pledging his word that the Hudson Bay Railway would.be finished and that Churchill was the logical port, Hon. C. A. Dunning spoke here Mon- day night. Hon. J. A. Robb, Minister of Finance, also addressed the meeting kenzie King Government in matters of finance. of Mr. Government Robb that the policy of the today was the policy it had put into practice when it took office--sound, sane economy in the public affairs 'of the Dominion, reduc- ing and eliminating expenditures, pro- viding for a rainy day. "The Government of the Right Hon. Mackenzie King has but one policy," declared the Finance. Minister, "a policy of unity for all the Provinces of Canada. We have not got a policy for the East and a policy for the West. We have a policy which we believe will be good for all the people of Can- ada, and I am sure it is the desire of every man and woman out here on the Prairies that all should have a fair deal, you should have a fair deal as well as the East, and that we. should work together «for the general develop- ment of this Canada of ours. The story of the progress made on the building of the Hudson Bay Rail- way and the steps taken leading the decision to adopt Churchill as the port instead of Nelson was laid befor the audience by Mr. Dunning. He pledged his word that in the choice of Churchill the greatest possible handi- cap to the success of the Hudson Bay route had been removed. ANGESTOR OF SEA Sea Monster Unearthed in Russia Pienza, Russia, Oct. and may vindicate the thoysands of his descendants, During excavations near here they water-snake on a gigantic scale. were at the bottom of the sea. | eved for fuller examination, sit 'ACCUSED OF MURDERING WHITE Oct. Kenora, Ont. | an Indian, Edward Cooke, of the Red Lake district, appeared before | Mr. Justice Rose and jury in the 'Supreme Court session today and pleaded not guilty. A signed confession, which had been obtained by the Provincial po- lice was rejected by Mr. Justice Rose ---- rr ---- 'WILSON &LEE |i MUSIC STORE 71 Simcoe St. N. Phone 2388 Everything in Music following thé hearing of evidence. of {several Indians, fellow-tribesmen of ithe accused. "Shorty" Austin, the trapper, was | gon while asleep in his tiny cabin in the north woods. His cabin Joseph Hitchon has been appointed by the miners as their representative PAY FOR BANQUET "Annoyed by Ont, Oct. 6.--Annoyed by recent publicity, the executive of the will relieve Windsor. City Council of the "wind-up" banquet at their convention here last June, it was announced. The executive will call an early session to Action is prompted by a charge of Ald. Clyde Curry that Daniel Thomp- suspended Windsor police chief, and first vice-president of the asso- ciation, had pocketed certain conven- If the association foots the bill for the ban- powered to deal with the alleged short-| and outlined the record of the Mac- | Applause greeted the smadincemditt to SERPENTS FOUND Skull of Huge Prehistoric 6.--Scientists have found the father of sea- Serpents, y (8) people who have received nothing but laughs when they reported seeing one dug up the skull of an enormous pre- historic sea monster, which they have tentatively identified as a Mezozavr, 3 They believe the monster lived in the days when the north Russian plains The skull is to be taken to Lenin- TRAPPER IS ON TRIAL §.--Charged with the murder of a white trapper, = ETH FOR WAGE INQUIRY Victoria, Oct. 6-~Refusing to renew their old wage agreement with the Nanaimo miners have applied to'the Federal De- partment of Labor for a board of ar- bitration, under the Industrial Disputes SEEMS IMMINENT Northerners Retreat -- Man- churians Withdraw After Capture of Kalgan Pekin, Oct. 5--The possibility of Pekin's fall before Shansi Province troops increased gravely today with news that Paotingfu, important city about 85 miles southwest of Pekin had been evacuated by the Man- churians. The 'withdrawal from Paotingfu, coming on the heels of the capture of Kalgan, north of Pekin, by the Shansi forces, indicated that the anti-Northern leaders had won 'a major victory. The departure of the aviation and heavy artillery units of the Man- 1 | churians from Pekin to Tientsin to- day suggested the possibility . here that the Manchurians may be plan- ning evacuation of the Capital, Definite nervousness has develop- that an overturn is possible. The Associated Press correspond- ent in Pekin cabled today indicating thal he was restricted by censor- ship in Pekin from disclosing the full significance of the military movements above mentioned. Mis message indicated that important developments affecting the fate of Pekinw were imminent. : ed the question and the police commis- . =r PHONE 705 Kelly's Drug Store 34 King St. W. Prompt Delivery Supplies Auto Accessories Oshawa Battery Service ¢7 King St. W. 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Corn Flakes _ 25c|Corn Starch Heinz Tomato Small 10¢ b. okt. 25C Bates 2 "TASTY" Soup yedium 14¢ BREAD The Children's Favorite \ Sealed in a Waxed W: log Handy Ammonia Powder 319° 'iwas ransacked and his trapping kit Tstolen. The specific charge against Cooke is one of murder and theft. The trial will continue tomorrow. Horseradish X4° vee Fresh Milled Oats 51bs. 25¢ FSS FSO FS FP FIP FS ERE iwab ah "wo! Dasnsia Vie iz word Jaw Van ad nt 4 af 1io7 dui eh Je de JERR "non be mr