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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928 WHITBY Representative--JAMES HOLDEN Phone, House 15---Office 434 TORONTO POLICE "WHITBY GUESTS Nine Members of Division No. 12 With Wives Ave Entertained a ---- (By Staff Reporter) %< Whitby, Sept. 20.--Nine mem- "bers of Toronto Police Division No. 12, with their wives, were enter- tained yesterday afternoon and evening by the Whitby Tennis and Bowling Club, co-operating with Chief Herbert Gunson. The police bowlers were made to feel at home in Whitby and during the interesting program, given in the . Royal Hotel as the concluding event of the day, expressed their appreciation for the cordial treat- ment they had been accorded. The two visiting rinks played a game each hoth in the afternoon and later at night, while four local rinks took part. Dyring the after- noon P .C. Giles' rink, consisting of P, C. Colwell, P. C. Grey, P. C. Mills was defeated 20-12 by a rink skipped by Wm. Cook and includ- ing M. J. Hicks, Geo. Anderson and John Hays. To even matters, how- ever, Sergt. Hobson's rink with T. Forbes, G. Brown and B. Fisher outclassed W., J. H. Richardson's local rink, with Chief Gunsom, H. Lucas and Wm. Ellis, 25-15, The tables were completely re- versed at night, P. C. Gile's rink emerging victorious 16-12 over a local rink skipped by Norman Thomas with Wm. Correll, Herbert Pringle and J. M .Hicks. Serst. Hobson's rink was not so fortunate loisng 13-8 to - Wm. Cook's rink with Chief Gunson, W. J. H. Rich- ardson and OC. Barton. At 6.30 o'clock the visitors with their hosts were entertained to a tasty supper at the Royal Hotel and were welcomed to town by Mr. R. A. Hutchinson, president of the Chamber of Commerce. During the afternoon the ladies in the party were conducted on a motor tour through the town under the direc- tion of Mr. Wm. Ayres and were shown the many points of interest including the Ontario Ladies' Col- lege, the Ontario Hospital, the har- bor. and county buildings. The tour was concluded in time to join the others at supper. Bowling was again resumed at the local greens until 9.30 o'clock, when all repaired to the Royal Hotel where light refreshments were served, following which a splendid program of comic songs, vocal and instrumental solos, and recitations was givem. Mr. W. J. H. Richardson acted as chairman and the following is the program: solo, J. R. Frost; recitation, Wi. McBrady; solo, Johm Parker, solo, 'Wm. Ayres; solo, Vic Harlow; solo, Wm. Ellis; solo, Chas. Brignall; solo, Constable Forbes; solo, W. J. H. iRchardson; violin selection, J Clark; solo, J. R. Frost; solo, John Parker; solo, Wm Ayres; solo, Vic- tor Harlow; solo Chas. Brignall; solo, Constable Forbes; solo, W. J. H. Richardson; violin selection, J. Clark. On behalf of the guests, Sergt. E. Hobson and P. C. Tom Forbes expressed their appreciation for the good time they had received at the hands of the Whitby Lawn Bowl- ing and Tennis Club and the town. Those who came from Toronto in- cluded Constable and Mrs. Tom Forbes, Constable and Mrs Percy Giles, Sergt. and Mrs. E. Hobson, Constable and Mrs, Geo. Brown, Constable and Mrs. J. Mills, Con- stable and Mrs. Edward Fisher, Constable R. W. Deadman, Con- stable D. Colwell and Constable R. Grey Much of the credit for the event must be given to Chief Gunson AUTUMN FOOTWEAR THAT IS ADMITTED TO BE THE VOGUE OF THE SEAASON; FOOTWEAR THAT IS NOT ONLY STYLISH BUT COMFORTABLE AS WELL, Buckles on Pumps and Buckles on Straps are the thing for Fall. See our Imported French Buckles, Never hefore have we offered such & come plete fitting service, Widths from Double A to Triple E ensure perfect fittings. SMART QUAALITY HOSIERY TO MATCH ALL SHOES he Burns C AND COSTUMES, . Lid o., Lt LJ GANANOQUE whé was largely responsible for ex- tending the imvitation and arrang- ing the program. ESTEEMED WHITBY RESIDENT DIES Thomas Gill Deverell Had Been ll for Several Months oe -------- (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Sept. 20--The death oc¢- curred early. Tuesday morning of Thomas Gill Deverell, in his 68th year, following an illness of several months. The decascd has been practically an invalid since this spring but although his death was not un- expected, his passing will be regret- ted by many. The late Mr. Deverell was the des- fonda of one of the pioneer famil- ies of this district, being born in Whigby, the son of the late Thomas Deverell. He followed in the foot- steps of his father as a builder and contractor and many of the town's business blocks and fine homes were built by either father or son. The deceased has been a member of the local housing commission since its inception and was associated with Composite Lodge, AF. & AM. Al- though Anglican in faith, since his marriage, he had attended the Bap- tist Church. A man of good charac- ter ,he was a highly respected citizen and loved by all who knew him. He is survived by his widow, one daughter, Miss 'Bessie, at home, and two sons, Ernest, Toronto and Rob- ert, Whitby, two brothers, W. P. Deverell, of Omaha, Neb, and A. D, Devergll, Toronto; two sisters, Mrs, Use Your Credit Like Cash! «~=Many Opportunities to Save Our Store Is Jammed full of Bargains - Everything that he or she is Likely to Desire~ And all this is yours on our You have but to want them in or- der to get them. Come in selection, take easy payment plan. and make your and the paying care of itself can R. 8S. Conklin, of Penticton, B.C, and Mrs. E. Laurier, Toronto; also | one granddaughter, Rena, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deverell, | Whitby. The funeral will take place at 2.30 o'clock from the family residence on Byron street, interment to be in the Union Cemetery. Rev. T. F. Best, pastor of the Whitby Baptist church, will be in charge. -- SETTLERY' FINANGE SCHEME LAUNCHED Complete Organization at a Meeting of Mortgage Association Regina, Sept. 19--The organization has been completed-of the Coloni- zation Finance Corporation of Can- ada at the annual meeting of the Dominion Mortgage and Investments Association, CC, M, Bowman, land settlement chairman, announced. The letters patent have been issued by the Secretary of State and as a suffi- cient number .of member companics of the Dominion Mortgage Associa- tion have already indicated their in- tention to become identified with the Coloniaztion Finance Corporation of Canada, the organization meeting wil be held at the head office, Tor- onto, in the near future, when the officers of the corporation will be selected. In addition to lands owned by loaning companies this corpora- toin will assist in the colonizing of excess holdings in Western Canada. Through the' Colonization Finance Corporation the loaning companies of Canada will become an important factor in the settlement of Western Canada. Briefly the principle which will be folowed by this corporation is the principle of insurance. By equa alizing the risk and adding suffi- cient premium to the appraised pric e of the land and the cost of equip- ment not only loss will be provided for, but a reasonable profit is ex- pected as well. The selling price of the land at the appraised value plus Choice Suits and Overcoats Fine Suits and Overcoats of excellent woollens, tailored carefully in the fashions of the moment. range of extremely good patterns. Our ing of $10.00 In a wide looking price represents a save to $15.00, $29.50 FROCKS=COATS *= of New Chic You cannot duplicate these frocks and coats at these prices, high quality, fashionable fabrics and are exceptionally smart, Ler | DRESSES $12.95 to $22.50 They are of $22.50 to $44.50 H. ENGEL 21 BOND STREET WEST Excellent chances es to obtain your new suit or over coat at low prices, PHONE 308 the premium, does not exceed the settlers ability to pav for it. Basis of Land Value The corporation has proceeded on the basis that the value of the land is not any sentimental attachment the owner may have for it, nor is it al- ways the claim of the loaning com- pany against it, but it is based on the productivity over fifteen years after allowing for a reasonable standard of living. In order that funds required for the administration of the Colonization Finance Corporation may be assured during the early years of operation, the Canadian Pacific Railway Com- pany has agreed to advance up to £85,000 per anpum for a period of five years. A contract will he entered into between the Colonization Fin- ance Corporation and the Canada Colonization Association by which the Canada Colonization Association agrees to colonize and supply the after care over a period of years for families colonized without expense to the Colonization Corporation and the corporation agrees to furnish the land, and equipment plus the super- vision and farm management, until the new settlers are safely establish cd on the land. It is expected that the existing staffs of the loaning companies becoming identified with the corporation, will play an import- ant part in the practical administra- tion, GORDEN COMPETITION AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED AT GRIMSBY Grimsby, Sept. 19.--The annual garden competition of the Grimshy Horticultural Society has been very keenly contested this year. Following are the awards: First division, first prize, Royal Bank Challenge Shield, Mrs. James A. Wray; second, Fred Marsh; third, A, W. Rickmeir; liploma, George Marr, Second division, E. G. Me- Callum; challenge cup, E. T. Ad- kin; second, Earle Marsh; third, G. Curtis; Swazie diploma, Herbert Gilmour and Mrs. G. Zaman. Special Showing Fall Millinery Friday and Saturday SEPTEMBER 21 and 22 sr AT oe Pearson Hat Shop 74 Simcoe St. N.--Upstairs Entrance Mitchell's Drug Store WE ARE ( OPEN FOR BUSINESS-- Everything Must Be Sold . Every Article in the Store Before the Fire is Reduced in Price BASSETT'S IS A REAL SALE Our Slogan--YOU BUY THE BEST AT BASSETT'S--Will Not Permit Us to Keep Any Damaged Goods SEE OUR WINDOWS AND COME INSIDE FOR BARGAINS BASSETT' F IRE S ON OSHAWA"S MAIN CORNER ALE