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AN SRY TT ~ | Gshawa and District fl ns School Survey. r, ¥, J. Rundle, medical health er Yor the township of East thy, plans to make a survey of schools in the township in the future. From a health 'stand- it the past winter has been very "| + Isfactory in the township, very re onngious disease being re- Led. r Corners Busy Place, . citizen told The Reformer yes- ay that in ten minntes on Satur- around two-o'clock he counted vehicles of various kinds pass- the Four Corners. So heavy the traffic at that time and for @ in the afternoon that a police- had to direct the traffic. It was derably worse Sunday after- e Base Lihe Sewer, 7 will be a few days yel before contractors for the completion of Base Line sewer are able to start. work, Engineer Smith stated yesterday, as the town still has somo work to do in filling in and laying pipe trench already excavated, The dry weather of the past few days has proved a boon to the engineer and his men and its continuance would be welcomed, Dwelling Canght Fire Tr Fire yestorday morning, about eieven o'clock, caused slight damage to a frame dwelling at 99 Cdlborne Street East, owned by Mr, R, 8, Smy- the and occupied by Mr, and Mrs, Edward Papineau. The cause of the fire is not definitely known but it is thought that a spark from the chim- ney. ignited the shingles, The roof had burst into flame but a quick re sponse by the Fire Brigade resulted in the blaze being checked before fit hid made any great headway, The firelnen removed the burping shin- gles from the roof and with thé aid of a little water, all danger was re- moved. 4 The 7 XA Stores .|goeutdd with D, A. J, Swanson de- a a ok at ERT SRN SR SN ial 4 OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1922 COspa Is Dismissed, In Police Court yesterday after- {noon the charge against Gerald Whattam for an offense pgainst mor- ality was dismissed by Magistrate 'Hind. Crown Attorney Farewell pro- i fending. The case of Harold Mother- |slil also charged with an offense against morality was further ad- Journed till Tuesday of next week, D, A, J. Swanson is defending the ac- cused. Some evidence was taken yesterday, Both cases were held in camera, | Arewnge For Demonstration, Although the bulk of the work to- wards preparing for the monster de- monstration to be held here by the Provincial Firemen's Association this year has yet to be done, Oshawa firemen have just about completed their plans, They have been meeting regularly and they are commencing to put their plans into effect, The tournament and demonstration will be one of the biggest events that ever taken place in Oshawa, and the fire- men invite the co-operation of the citigens of the town to make it a complete success, Wero Stealing A Ride There is nothing like comfort when travelling, and instead of the usual method of boarding a freight, train, John Findlay and 'James | Ross lintof f Winner at Big Gun Club Shoot FIRST ANNUAL COHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT WAS HELD WEDNES. DAY AFTERNOON The first annuai championship shoot of the Oshawa Gun Club was held yesterday afternoon at the new grounds, Simcoe Street South, About fifteen shooters took part, including members of the Orono 'Gun Club and others, The honors of the day fell to toss Flintoff, who, by winning the championship, also won the handsome silver vase, which was do- nated by Jos. E, Jennings, of To- ronto, Canadian champion, Mr. Flintofi's score was 45 broken birds out of fifty. In the first string of 26 he broke 21 but in the second, 24 out of the 26 were labelled dead, Frank Rowden claimed the second prize, a rooster, with 41 broken birds out of 50. In the first string he sceured 22 but oply hit 19-in the second run. Donald MeKay won the third prize, a box of cigars, with a score of 40, Nelson Long, of Ham- iiton, also took part in the shoot but he did not figure in the prizes. His score was exceptionally good, break- ing 49 out of the 50. All shooters were given a handi- der different handicaps, The sweep stake event was run off on equal terms, Dave Stewart winning first prize with 22 out of 256, D, McKay came second with 20 and PF, Row- den third with 19, The scores and handicaps are as follows: Hdvp. Nelson Long .. .,..18 Ross Flintoff , , Rowden ,, , MeKay .. . , Miller ,. ., vo: Trlor . Maynard .. ils KNOK 54 vs vty ow EBREYr vis vs. ns . D, Conant ,, .. r FOIL vr isn vavs Scott »: ++ vas Moxley ,. .. 4, C. Hodgins ,, , 7 E. C, Hodgins shot at 25 birds. Sweepstake Event (23 birds) Stewart , McKay .. .. .. Rowden . . Tylor .. . Flintofr .. Maynard .. I. Conant Miller .. . D. D. P. H. R. A, G. T. _ Extra Special--1,000 pounds of Pure Milk Chocolaie Buds on sale all day. Saturday at Queen Mary Chocolate Shop. 119 PAGE THREE Oshawa Cash Grocery OLD QUEEN'S BLOCK Lipton's Tea ...cocecviinndiiins V, Ib, 28¢ and 30¢ Lipton's or Chase & Sanborn's Coffee.. 60c Ib, Lipton's Cocoa ...c..ovvuisesriinnersessinsnnsnnrs 28¢ Ibs Bulk Cocon ....ocvvrrinnipesssessssssnsinnnninns 2 1b, 28 Seedless Raisins ........c...coeeevviveinnnnnen, .. 25¢ Ib, Cerebos Salt and Pepper .................. 15¢ pkg. H.P, and Punch Sauce .............0...... . 32¢ bot. 4 Ib, Gems Pure Strawberry Jam .......... $1.00 Cheese... Snisitiineety verennes 2B Ib, Goblin Soap .. Brady, of Montreal, selected a pas-|.ap Ross Flintoff shooting from the - senger train. Arriving in Oshawa 7 yard jine along with Frank Row-| Oshawa is more like New York via the 9.40 G. T. R. train from Tor-| go; Scott. and E. C. Hodgins. |every day. Six plece orchestra at onto last evening, the two young|mpe ot hook \abed , tur, ight, 11-b men were dectected stealing a. ride The pther rs were p af un. Welih's Saturday ig by Special Officers, Foster and Booth and an explanation was necessary in Police Court this morning before | Magistrate Hind. Findlay and Brady pleaded guilty to trespassing on the railway. They were out of work and did not have the price of | the fare to Montreal. 'Ten and costs, Children ; Out of or thirty days was the sentence in TASB YANN SA AVIS ISA RH SR BI RABIER 3 HO] = il A Better Blouse To go with your spring suit, striped crepes, good quality Habiteau and Georgettes, all in fash- ion's leading colors and styles for spring. $6.95 WE DEVELOP AND PRINT "EM BEST The REXALL Stores JURY & LOVELL F. W. THOMPSON 90° Curtain Panelling A very fine filet mesh with attractive lacey design. The width makes the length of the | | curtain. Panels are 9 inches' | in width. An exceptional value when one remembers | last year's priec. Special $2.95 Yard ARE HERE TO SERV The New Plaid or Striped Skirt Have you seen them? They are most certainly cap- tivating in their little tricks of style. You will find that particular one that you have been looking for among these, at Special $1.95 Anderson's 32° Dress Ginghams A complete mew range of small checks and plaid pat- terns. 'These beautiful color- ings are all fast in the wash- 50 Yard Swiss Spot Muslins A fabric that is much in favor for the pretty summer dres- ses. Fine Swiss embroidered spot patterns im soft colors. The shades included in the range are pink, rose, mawvy, canary, Alice blue and mauve; 29 m. wide. Reg. $1.50. Special 95¢ Yard $1.45 to $2. 95 "The Admiral Middy" A very fine assortment of Girls' Middies in the Balkan styles are shown here in qualities and prices to suit all. navy flannel collar and emblem on sleeve. Size, 6-14 years, $145 to $175 __ * Misses, 14.20 years, $1.65 to $2.95 d with - oors it Notice to Public, ! # o , | Citizens of the town are hereby S on aso a e 4 | requestd to remove all inflammable | 1 a rownie | and combustible materials from their | "| premises. ', Open bonfires whl be | » 2 $» f | permitted throughout the residential t Is tter mn i . : a : | sec e There is nothing you can give them that they will derive | Section lor the Setivetion 3 sige) % (0) more enjoyment from, and at the same time receive does not apply ao the business see- . » \ | pV more inarietiod, than Sey wil from a Brownie Hon. _ Tila ruck ques hel Ielisve Camera. rownies, 4 up. odaks, $7.50 up. | bility under the personal liability . i i dn | clause of the Crimipal Code. Citi-{ WwW ill Co These bright; warm Spring days icvite your Kodak. I Zen shall remain with Tires. while ear Bias Fi ed rsets 'burning, and extinguish same when | For comfort and service. Front or back lacing. One f completed. Be careful, protect your] af , H i H . Kodak As You Go! homes and the lives of children. Al specially designed ok Jodlies of melvin dures haz a 4 Cameron, Assistant Fire Marshal. | J ha : o But before you go load up with Eastman Autographic e---- ! strand elastic mn front just below Fil Then brine them bael wh slacks | CHOICE OF ROUTES TO WESTERN clasp. This is positively the most Shibtag en bring them to us, where satistaction : CANADA { effective corset for ladies who re- is guaranteed by expert workmen. The Canadian National Railway in quire abdominal support. We have addition to proxiding unexcelled bias filled corsets to fit every figure | service between Eastern and Western required, from ! Canada offers patrons optional' » {romtes. You may travel westward | via the Port Arthur--Fert William | $3.95 to $5.00 | routes returning the northern route! via Cochrane and North Bay, or vice iversa. This means that you are in new eavironmdts continuously. A! train leaves Toronto. (Grand Trumk | vO LJ j Ry) at 8.45 P.M. carrying Standard | | Sleeping Car to Winnipeg via North | | Bay, Cobalt and Cochrane daily, and {through tourist sleeping car Toronto {to Winnipeg on Tuesdays, Thursdays. 2 } Saturdays and Sundays. . Cha |] "The National" a solid throughi 'train leaves Toronto for Winnipeg | fad 10.35 p.m. every Monday, Wednes- | {day and Friday via Sudbury and | . {Port Arthur with standard and) $ Py | Tourist sleeping cars, coaches, colon- | list car and dining car service. Get full particulars, reservations, jets from local Agent or nearest] CLOTHING {Agent of the Canadian National-- 3 forna Trunk Railways. | MEN'S FURNISHING J. socom mo oe | Wife Saturday morning at 19 o'clock, BOOTS and SHOES i hae . a | Music, Good Things te Eat, Dain- ity Service, Elegant Surroundings, lat Welsh's Saturday might. 11» We offer the following Special Bargains for Jil Friday and Saturday. They will not all be dis- | yed in the windows, but they will be on view HillE NEXT MONDAY the store among the many other good values JES ) | AND TUESDAY § "THE SHEIK'S WIFE" New English Prints Absdlutely fast colors and the very best qualities; light and dark shades. 35¢c and 45¢ Yard e are offering. Pay us a Visit 47 Pairs Men's Gun Metal Boots, in full wide toe; sizes - to 10. Reg. $369 and $3.95 Friday and Saturady enly Amongst the Newest Arrivals Habiteau and Shan- New York Voiles for Summer Frocks 50 Pairs Women's 2-strap Pumps and Oxfords, in patent OWN or black calf. Reg. $395 and $4.50. Sizes gto $2.98 Dozen Men's Brown Tweed Caps, beautifully lined, new pes ; sizes 6%; to 714. Reg. $2.00 and Saturady enly Dozen Men's Blue Champion Work Shirts, sizes 1 16Y5. Reg. $1.00 4 riday and Saturady enly