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Fale WU THE OSHAWA DAILY 1maed, TUESDAY, Seb iEMBER 2, 1940 t- = BOWMANVILLE MISS MARGARET CLIMIE, Representative Phones: Office, 587; Res. 511 Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce Plans Campaign to . Advertise the Town Executive Will Have Aan nouncements Made Over Radio Station CK GW Which is Locat:d in Bow manville -- May Try to Create Activity in Real Estate Bowmanville, Sept 24.--The ex- ecutive of the local Chamber of Commerce held a well attended meeting last week, With President J. D. Carruthers in charge. A num- ber of questions were up for discus- sion. Complaints from the business men, against the service of the Bell Telephone Company were and a committee was appointed to WAKEFIELD CASTROL lenge] Ruel] heard, | interview the company in an effort to better this conditon, The Chamber are endeavoring to secure a measure of wide-spread publicity for Bowmanville by hav- ing the announcements from CK- GW carry the message that the broadcasting station is located at Bowmanville. There is also a plan under con- sideration for creating some activ- ity in real estate. The Chamber are not proposing to run opposition to the Real Estate Dealers, but they are trying to devise a plan where- by citizens who have vacant lots, may become a little more interest [in them as potential Rome-sites In this way also, more attention might be paid ta the appearance of the lots, resulting in an improved appearance of the town in general. A membership drive is planned {for the immediate future. If you believe that the Chamber of Com- merce is and can be an asset to the town, be prepared to back it up with your moral and financial support. BOWMANVILLE PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, James H, Scobell, of Ottawa, spent the week end in town, the guests of Major and Mra, W. J. Hoar. No Rubbin Apply--rinse in hot water-- lasting brilliance, Less work to clean--1less work to keep clean, IREAY By the Makers of the famowns * Steon™ Stove Polish -- No Dust en dry. Your silver takes on 8 M Clary |* YN LETT Ne CaRAG 2 W songs N ELLE: 1 Neg +2 -- a he Vana ] «| / DRAFT ogg | | is L o Guard the Family Health The man who cares two pins for the health of his family should immediately investigate the home heating question, He will ind WARM AIR the HEALTHY WAY of heating the home, and he will be led to the McClary Sunshine Furnace as the most efficient system of sending the fresh, moist warm air circulating through the house, It costs much less to instali this guaran. teed McClary Warm Air System than hot water or steam Systems, And it saves a great deal of coal, as the "Ventiblast" Ring ensures that ALL the fuel is made to give ALL its heat. Burns any fuel; too! For -------- i ------ Ee _«7 GENERAL STEEL WARES Product a Miller & Libby 23 Celina Street ' Mrs. Demmis Daly, of Toronto, fs visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred J. Manning, Church street. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hagerman have returned from a delightful motor trip to Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs. John Horme, who has beem visit- ing in Montreal, returned home with them. SHIPPING FEVER HILLS 100 CATTLE Renfrew County Farmers Suffer By Serious Outbreak Cobden, Sept. 24--Over 100 head of cattle have died of hemmorrhagic septicemia, commonly known as ship- pi fever, in Bromley Township within the last few days, The out- break is alleged to have been caused by administration of a serum which contained live instead of dead germs. Many farmers in the Cobden vicinity have lost some of their best milch COWS. Shipping fever, a common cattle ailment, has been successfully com- bated in Renfrey County by use of vaccine. Dr. W. L. Stevenson, local veterinary, has vaccinated over 1,200 head of cattle with markedly suc- cessful results. §0 Per Cent. Die A recent shipment of serum, it is stated, contained live germs, and of 265 cattle vaccinated in one day over 50 per cent are dead. Three farmers have lost over 50 head of good milch COWS. Everything possible is being done to save other cattle which have shown symptoms of the disease. A serum is being administered, and it is hoped that this will prevent many deaths. The manufacturers are ship- ping their entire supply to Cobden and have made arrangements for a further shipment from Montreal. The Government has already opened an investigation into the case, and as official was in this district on Satur- day. The representative of the manufacturers is expected to open an inquiry tomorrow, PROVINCIAL RIGHTS IN LIQUOR LAWS INVOLVED IN CASE Quebec, Sept. 24.--Liquor legisla- tion is exclusively within the purview of the provinces, the Quebec Liquor Act is supreme in this province, to the exclusion of the Federal Excise and Revenue Act, according to a plea laid before Judge Lachance of the Court of Sessions, in behalf of a man charged by Ottawa with having il- legally imported liquor into Canada, The defence argument is that, be- fore union, Ontario and Quebec were autonomous; upon entering union each province retained its legislative independence, Confederation, it is pleaded, did not aim at centralizing and subordinating the provinces, but merely at distributing legislative pow- er between the provinces and the cen- tral Government, The Quebec Lig- yor Act, having been ruled ultra vires by the highest courts, no other legis- lation can apply in Quebec, even though Federal. As an example, the Act of 1883 by which the Parliament of Canada named a commission to is- sue hotel and saloon licenses, is cited, and it is recalled that the Supreme Court decided the legislation was ul- tra vires, Hence, it is held, Ottawa gannot interfere in liquor mateers, even importation of liquor, the of- fence alleged to have been committed in Quebec, DEFEAT ANTI-RED BILL IN INDIA Simla, India, Sept. 24.--Follow- ing the defeat of the Public Safety Bill by the casting vote of the President of the Legislative As- sembly today ,the Viceroy's Execu- tive Council held an emergency meeting and decided to reintroduce the bill tomorrow by exercising the Viceroy's special powers, The bill provides for the removal of Bolshevist agents other than Brit- ish-Indian subjects or subjects of Indian States. The division list shows that the Government Parliamentary whips were caught napping when a vote was taken on a Government motion for consideration of the bill as amended by a select committee, Sir James Simpson arrived a min- ute too late to vote, and Mr, Lamb, 8 non-official European member from Burma, was taking tea three miles from the Assembly, unaware that a division was taking place. The decision is likely to be re- versed the next time the bill comes to a vote, President V, J. Patel, in break- ing a tie vote of 61 to 61 in fayor of the Opposition, who cheered and applauded his action, said he thought that the Government should enact extraordinary legisla. tion only by majority votes, NEW HYDRO LINE UNDERGOES TEST Hull, Que., Sept. 24.--The Gatin- eau Power Company's 220,000 volt transmission line for delivery of power between Paugan Falls, Que., and Toronto for consump- tion by the Ontario Hydro Electric Commission in Western Ontario was successfully testified yester- day. G. Gordon Dale, general man- ager of the Gatineau Power Com- pany, stated today that following the completion of a few details the line, which passes via Chat's Falls, will be ready for delivery on Oc- tober 1. Several (Interesting features mark the construction of this line. This fis the first 220,000 volt line in Canada and there is mo other similar line operating with a high- er voltage in the world. The de- signing construction and material used were entirely Canadian. } (By Staff Whitby, Sept. 25.--Members of the streets committee of the town council including the chairman, Coun, Frank Threadgold, Reeve Albert W. Jackson, Deputy Reeve Underwood, Coun. Ormiston and Coun, Bowman made a thorough inspection of streets last Saturday afternoon, For the most part the committee was satisfied with the work which had been done and found the majority of streets in good condition. Places which need- ed immediate repair were noted Committee Inspects Streets, Are in Good Condition WHITBY Representative--JAMES HOLDEN Phone, House 10---Office 434 Whitby ) and an effort will be made to im- prove these spots, When ome con- sliders the condition of the local roads last spring, the which has been made towards their betterment is quite remarkable. Fortunately the municipality pos- sesses modern equipment for road building and repairing including a powerful tractor and large grader, so that the difficulty of keeping Whitby's 650 miles of unpaved thoroughfares in shape should not be too great. TORONTO PASTOR WILL OFFICIATE Rev. A. Richards to Be Inducted in Whitby Church (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Sept. 256,--Rev, Nr. Roberts, pastor of Sherbourne street United Church, Toronto, will have charge of the se.vive in con- nection with the induction of Rev. A. L. Richards, B.D., as pastor of the Whitby Tabernacle and Al- monds United Church, which takes place at the former church tomor- row. evening, Rev. Mr. Roberts is a distinguished preacher and no doubt a large number will take advantage of the opportunity to hear him. Rev. Mr. Richards comes to Whiiby feom Toronto and was at one time ascociated with the pas- torate of Sherbourne street church. A short time ago with lus wife and little daughter le moved into the parsonage on Hyron street, His induction officially marks the commencement of his ministerial work in Whitby and at Almonds, WHITBY HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY TOMORROW (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Sept, 25.--Over 180 students of the Whitby High School are mow hoping that ideal weather may prevail to. morrow so that the annual sports and field day, to be held at the town park, may not be marred in any way. The studént athletes, including both boys and girls, are pre- paved to give of their very best in the various competitive events and are anxious to break the records set by stu- ¢ An MILE Jor Indiges [THE MIS. DEEN 'apsules tion rSror WAKEFIELD CASTROL MOTOR OIl Refreshing This is what users of Shari products say of SHARI BEAUTY POWDER -- the new face powder which is sifted through silk seyeral times resulting in a smooth- ness which renders it in- visible, yet when applied it enhances the latent beauty of the skin beneath. Its satin container also makes it a decorative addition to my lady's boudoir." Large Box $2.50 SHARI Beauty Cream makes an ideal base for this dents in previous 8s. The local high school always held a high place in athletics and there is every indication that the tradition will be main- tained, No doubt a large num- ber of Interested spectators will be on hand at the park to. Morrow, BODY FOUND AT NIAGARA UNIDENTIFIED BY POLICE Niagara Falls, Ont., Sept. 24.--The body of the girl whose body was found at Falls View, showing signs of having been murdered, was buried today without being identified. The Provincial Police are working on the case, but have practically nothing to go on. The descriptions of missing women do not tally with the body. SIX PARALYSIS CASES Winnipeg, Sept. 24.--Six new cases of infantile paralysis were reported over the week-end, bring- ing the total for September to 125 cases, with three deaths. All of the six cases were reported from with- in the city limits of Winnipeg. The situation, according to officials, showed little change from this time last week, when six cases also were reported, ! PUBLISH TEXT FRIENUSHIP PACT Greece-ltaly Treaty Provides for Co-operation--Mutual Protection Rome, Sept. 24--Premier Venizelos of Greece, recciving the foreign press today, expressed satisfaction with the signature of the Italo-Greck pact of iniendship and conciliation, which, he said, was "not directed against any- body." He expressed the hope that a solid concord of friendship would be build upon it, and added that as soon as certain questions regarding the Port of Saloniki could be settled he hoped to conclude a similar pact with Jugo- slavia. He said that as yet no pact had been made with Turkey, but that he would like to conclude one as soon as possible. ext of the treaty between Italy and Greece, 'which was signed yester- day by Premier Venizelos and Mus- solini, was given out today. Treaty of Friendship The pact, called a treaty of friend- ship, conciliation and arbitration, pro- vides an elaborate procedure for the conciliation of any differences which may arise between thestwo countries. The first part of the treaty is con- cerned with questions of security, and reads: ."L The two high contracting pars ties engage themselves reciprocally to take mutual steps and to co-operate cordially for the maintenance of order sjtablisheq by the treaties of peace of which they are both signatories, and also for the respect and carrying out of the obligations stipulated in the said treaties. To Observe Neutrality "2. In case one of the high con- tracting parties should be the object of an unprovoked aggression on the part of one or more powers, the other party engages itself to observe ncu- trality during all the duration of the conflict. "3. In case the security and the in- terests of one of the high contracting parties should be menaced by violent invasions from the outside, the other party engages to take political and diplomatical steps to the end that the cause of these menaces be removed. "4. In case of international com- plications, if the two high contracting parties are in zgreement that their common interests are, of may be, ANNOUNCING amplon ll ourt the latest design in COMMUNITY PLATE Teafpoons 34.25 Set of Six JETABLISHING a new trend in silverware orna- mentation, the magnificence of this design and the historic interest it inherits, suggest that it will be prized by those who know and lave fie * ings, Bassett's On Oshawa's Main Corner menaced, they engage to discuss to- gether measures to be taken in com- mon for their safeguarding." EVERY LITTLE HELPS CRACK OF THE WHIP (Pitt Panther) "How long have you been work- ing for the Swivel Company?" "Ever since old Swivel threatened to discharge me." _ London, Sept. 24--The anonymous contribution last week of a $100 Bri- tish war bond toward redemption of the British national debt was ifol- lowed today by a giit "irom a gentle- man who desires to remain anony- mous" of §15000 United States Stecl Corporation 5 per cent bonds. They are earmarked as a contribution to- ward the payment of interest on the British war debt to the United States. WAKEFIELD (ASTROL MOTOR OIL Wow Barren Muze and Gmpi isa Room Without its Rug! icy hand of winter stretches out' takes from a garden its colorful beauty and freshness, How similar is the effect when a room is stri Barrymore Rug! Where is the serene re- lationship that existed between all the furnishings? . . , why do they angular and harsh? , , , where is of hospitality and cheerfulness ? oo. N binds # . Just as Nature its colorings together bare of its hac pic even thus does ill! ] [1] l= i I Study each room in your a -- FE Vd I} 0) HM "in . house with a critical eye, and ask yourself frankly if new rugs would not make a real, striking differ- ence. Then visit any good house furnishi store (they all sell Barrymores) and learn the small amount it would take to with the beautiful, famous Barrymore, Wilton, Axminster or Saxony qualities , , , all sizes, designs and colors,