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PAGE TWELVE 1HE OSHAWA DAILY 1mES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1928 Suburban and District News Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Sept 12.--Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fice and Mr. John Lind- say and Miss Verna Fice motored lo Rochester on Friday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Godwin, snd Mr. and Mrs. Basson and Mrs. Courtney. While there they attend- ad' the wedding of Mr. Fice's ne- phew. They returned on Monday, Miss Emma Fice and Miss Gertrude Fice who had been visiting in Ro- shester for a couple of weeks re- turned with them. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Lyons and babe spent the week-end with Miss Alma Fice, while her parents were away to Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoy of Ken. dal spent the week-end with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Tattersall, While there the both families motored to Orillia to visit an aunt who is ill. The fire which destroyed Mr. Will Leask's big barn was clearly seen from here and also from Osh- awa. We sympathize . with Mr, Leask in his heavy loss. Mr. Ed Fice has been appointed caretaker for 8. S. No. 11, The school will re-open for the fall term on Monday 17. The teachers sre Mr. Arnott, Miss Rathwell and Miss Cunningham. It was expected 'hat the school would have been ready for this Monday, but some material had been delayed. Mrs. Moffatt has returned from a pleasant visit with relatives and Jriendsin Rochester and Hilton, N, y, ENNISKILLEN Enniskillen, Sept 11.--Our Wo- men's Missionary Society paid a vigit with Tyrone Auxilliary on Thursday, papers were given on prayer by Mrs, R. Gilbert also Mrs. H. Werry, readings by Mrs. Ed- win Ormiston, Mrs. L. Ashton piano duet by Miss Ruby Smith and Miss Pascoe, a solo was given hy Miss Eleine Palmer also vocal duet hy Mrs, R. Ormiston and Mrs. L, Ashton, after which lunch was ser- ved. All report a profitable time' Our Rural School Fair was held at Tyrone Monday. There was quite a competition' in marching, sing- ing and physical exercises, Ennis- killen took first in singing. Enfield tok first in marching, Union school took first in physical drill. All oth- er exhibits were very good. TIME TABLES C.P.R, TIME TABLE, New Schedule taking effect 12.01 Sunday, April 29, 1928 Going West . Daily, am. .m. Daily. , Daily except Sunday, .m. Daily, , Daily except Going Eas .m, Daily. . Daily except Sunday, .m. Daily except Sunday. . Daily, .09 a.m. Daily, 2 All times shown above are times trains depart from Oshawa Station, Sunday, t C.N.R, TIME TABLE Effective Sept. 9, 1928 : 'All times given are Standard not Daylight Saving, East except Sunday. y only. J{LIBEV DTT eERe PEomemo 883 oe wo 82 ly. 8 a.m. Daily .m, Daily, .m, Daily except Sunday. p.m. Daily except S y. .37 p.m. Daily, .27 p.m, Daily. ) .m. Sunday only. .m, Daily except Sunday, Sunday. ow Do except |S "ew nua Boo na vow = S32] v Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmen BUS LINE DAY SCH Mr. Frank and Clarke Dorland visted Rev. and Mrs. Cook of Con- secon Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. J. Silversides of Zephyr visited their sister Mrs. Dr. Ferguson Sunday. Mrs. Saunders of Bowmanville is with her dauguhtuer Mrs. Theo. Slemon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tamblyn and Glen of Oromo, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoar and family of Bow- manville, visited Mrs. H. J. Werry Sunday. Rev. J. M. Whyte preached his second sermon on the book of Job. It was very instructive and helpful throughout; How God depended on Job to keep his integrity no matter what befell him. Miss Eleine Pal- mer favored with a solo in her clear sweet voice. "Open Ye the gates of the Temple," which all en- joyed. The attendance getting around one hundred and twenty. Sorry to hear of Mr. Will Leask's heavy loss in losing all his barns with season's crop, seven horses, two large pure-bred cattle, through fire with lightning. MYRTLE Myrtle, Sept. 12.--Mr. and Mrs, Fairclough, of Hamilton, were re. cent visitors with their daughter, Mrs. H. Roy Bright. Preparations are being made for the annual Rally Day service which is being held the last sabbath of this month, Miss Vera Cook and Mrs. Dave Leury were appointed as a committee to look after the pro- gramme, Mr. Wilfred Graham is in Osh- awa this week acting as one of the judges on the preserved fruit ex- hibit, Mrs. Graham has been acting in this capacity for a number of vears and must be getting quite sensitive to the different flavors of fruit. Miss Bertha M. Holliday visited her brother and other friends in Toronto last week. The men of the community have heen enjoying some splendid games of "Barnyard Golf this summer, tossing the shoe. A very heavy thunderstorm ac- companied by a heavy rain passed over here on Monday night, and although the lightning was rather sharp for this time of the year no local damage was reported, hut fir- es were quite noticeable in the dis- tance, Some claim that an electric storm at this season of the year is a splendid sign of a long open fall, the farmers will greatly benefit if this is the case as they have heen unahle to speed up with fall plow- ing owing to the continuous dry weather, The Women's Missionary Society will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Dave G. Ross next Thursday when new president will be elected to take Mrs. Sway- ne's place, Success to those who are show- ing stock or other exhibits at Osh- awa and Port Perry Fairs this week, The school children are making great preparations for the annual school fair which is being held at Brooklin on the 19th, Many and Some are becoming quite expert at | this section. ; Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pilkey re- turned last week from a six weeks motor trip to Alberta and other Prairie Provinces. They report that in some parts of the West the crops were splendid, while other parts suffered from hail. All the party were much impressed with the Great West but were pleased to ar- rive safely back in the land of thelr birth. Fair Ontario again. Mr. John Buckett is running the mail on the Myrtle Station route to finish out Mr. Roy Thompson's term, which expires in March. Roy has a fine new truck and is busy hauling stock to Toronto for the farmers, The Epworth League will soon be opening up for the fall. This is a splendid branch of church work and it is hoped that young and old of the neighborhood will be in sym- pathy with it. One thing that a number of young people are defic- fent in is public speaking vhen called upon to make a few remarks in public or move a vote of thanks EVERY MONTH MANY WOMEN Take ZUTOO Tablets and are free of the Griping Pain and Sick Headaches, Read what Mrs, Wright says : "I received your sample of Zutoo Tab. lets, and took them for severe My (monthly) and headache, At the of 30 minutes, I was entirely free of pain and experienced no more throughout the period. Isuffera great deal atthese times and feel grateful that Ihave aremedy which affords quick relief. Every woman in the land should know about Tablets and what Shey willdo," Mrs. ALLEN WRIGHT, Fulford, Qua AKE ZUTOO Zutoe ' : . ly varied will be the exhibits frow [if they do respomd they feel very This would be a splendid training for the winter month's if a branch in oratory wark would be started in some of the societies this season. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Carmichael |and daughters Genieve and Mildred of Lomdom Ont., visited the form. er's brother and sister here during the week. WHILLAN PARTY BACK IN WISCASSET | Explorer Completes His Eleventh Trip to Labrador Coast Wiscasset, Me., dept 11.-- Com- mander Donald B. MacMillan of- ficially ended his eleventh venture into the north, when he with other members of the Rawson-MacMil- lan-Field Museum expedition, reached this town, MacMillan's home port and the starting point of ithe partys 15 month journey to La- |brador to make scientific observa- tions. | Boat whistles and automobile horns shrieked while a crowd lined the wharf to cheer the party when it landed, Governor Ralph O. Brewster and President Kenneth C. M, Sills, of Bowdoin College, headed the dele- gation of welcome. The expedition returned with valuable scientific facts and speci- mens and a score of adventurous tales after a journey that was de- layed by accidents and fog. Strong southwest winds snapped the boom of the schooner Bowdoin off the Day Islands and the ship was stop- ped to pick it up. uncomfortable. Commander MacMillan said the expedition had beem a success from every angle and announced that he intended to returm to Labrador next year to continue the work. He said the party began the work of surveying and charting bays and harbors of northern Labrador, a task which would take at least tem years to be completed. Clifford Hymoe, of Los Angeles, radio operator of the Bowdoin, said the outstanding feature of his work was the unreliability of the recep- tion in the northland, for some un- explainable reason. BANK MANAGER STRUCK DOWN | BY HAMMER IN THUNG'S HANDS Quebee, Sept. 12.--A young, well-dressed man walked into the Levis branch of the Caisse d'Econ- omic de Quebec today and asked to see the manager. The latter, J. Masson, stepped up and asked the visitor what he could do for hin. Without & word, the man pulled a hammer from beneath his coat and felled Masson with a heavy blow. A clerk who witnessed the at- tack shouted for help, and the in- truder dashed out of the building and made his escape. It is thought htat the young man was attempting a hold-up. Masson received a deep scal pwound, but nothing more ser- 10us, The man who studies the habits of fish is called an lcthyologist. But we don't give quite as long a title to the fellow who tells fish stories.--Ottawa Journal, 'Money to loan at 6% per cent, first mortgages. J. H. R., LUKE Phones: 871 931; 687TW. Do YouOw Your Ow L 4 rt way A | QALY NURS Te \ RLV RIN TPR | YOUR | OPPORTUNITY | | $300 mn ti, Se with all conveniences, Oak floors, chestnut trim. Price only $4,500. A.C.LYCETT | 25 King St. E, Phone 295 | LATHING FOR QUICK SERVICE 'HAYTON The Roofer 185 Arthur St. Oshawa | | | { | { | ST Apartments and Offic 3 and 4 roomed apartments, heated, hot water, electric refrigeration, stoves, was®- ers and dryers, Use of laundry. Immediate posses sion. Rents from §45 (0 $75. Heated office in Disney Block--opposite Post Office, Immediate possession, DISNEY PHONE 1530 © PHONE 716 |W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer Loans, Insurance Collection | and Real Estate | New, Six Rooms, Close to G.M.C. 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