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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1929 PAGE SEVEN MEN OF BROOKLIN UNTED CHURCH HOLD A BANQUET Rev. J. M. Pedley, Toronto, is Chief Speaker of the Evening Brooklin, April 3--~Miss Louise Robinson is spending a week with friends in Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. S, Griffin and son Teddy of Detroit spent a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mackey. ¥ Mr, and Mrs. R. White and chil- dren are spending a week with friends here. Miss Hilda Hopkin spent the week end at her home in Ashburn, Miss Dorothy Vipond of Toronto C.| pastor, Rev. spent the week end. at her home here. Mr. Egio and Mr, Ireland are spending their Easter holidays at their home in Toronto and Peterboto. On Tuesday evening a large crowd attended the Young People's Sociéty of the United Church to hear John Dryden present his speech on "Can- ada among the Nations," which he is giving in the provincial oratorial contest to be held soon in Toronto, He was highly somplimented by the chairman, Mr. H, Mackay, and all who heard him. About one hundred and fifty sat down to a men's banquet in the base- ment of the United Church last Thursday evening. After doing jus- tice to the nificent supper catered to by the ladies of the church, a varied and interesting program of toasts and 2 eches took place, The . L. Jull, acted as toast- master and first proposed to "The King;" Mr, Gordon Ego proposed the toast to "The Press," which was fittingly replied to by G. M. Good- fellow, editor of the Whitby Gazette and Chronicle. The toast to "The Church" was proposed by W. A, Dry- den who in his usual able manner told of the important part the Chris- tian church takes in the community and national life of the country. This was resporided to by Rev. J. M. Ped- ley, noted minister of Toronto, who delivered one of the most versatile, witty and stirring speeches heard in Brooklin for some time. His main idea centred around the point that the Divinity of Jesus and practically following Him is the main belief in the religion known as Christianity, Miss Marjorie Allems of Toronto spent the week end at her home, Miss Hilda Mackey spent the week end with friends in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, G. S. White and son Donald spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Mackey, Miss Ross and Miss Carscadden are spending their Easter holidays at their respective home at Lindsay and Cannington. Because of the increase of in- terest in eivil aviation in India the government will organize the necessary land establishment and ultimately have a landing field in every cantonment, A special Silk Broche Crepe in exquisite col- ors of peach, rose, sky, blush rose, rose beige, beige, almond green, etc. Goes on sale Saturday, at, yd. SUCCESSORS TO SILK SPECIAL GAY COLORS in BROCHE CREPE 98c purchase of 500 yards DRESSES In a Special Selling Fast Color Prints! - $1.35 1 $2. HOUSE DRESSES that are tailored with style points that will make them very delightful porch and garden frocks for summer. Checks, Florals, Plaids, Solids It's economy to look months ahead and buy in this event! spring colors and gay color combin- ations. Sizes for women and misses. 95 Delightful THOS. MILI ER soe Tone = ey OO0cs ®s ened, S20 OF +0 - by 80°02 BOWLING CLUB OF PORT PERRY HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING A. P. Ingram is Elected Pre- sident For The Year Port Perry, Mar. 30.--Miss Eth- elyn Hutcheson, of Toronto, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hutcheson, for the week-end. Mr, Arnold Pletzer, of Toronto, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Lundy. Misses Grace and Hilda Rose of Tolonts were home for the week- end. Miss Grace Rundle, of Toronto, is with her mother for the holidays. The Ladies' Aid of the United Church is holding an olde tyme party on April 3 at eight o'clock. On Tuesday evening, March 26, the annual meeting of the Port Per- ry Lawn Bowling Club took piace in the treasurer's office, when the following officers for 1929 were elected: President, A, P, Ingram; vice-president, I. F. McClintock; secretary-treasurer, J. F, McClin- tock; auditors, J. F. McClintock, Committees--Membership, R. Som- ervile, Wm. Graham; house and grounds, P, Ingram, W, Graham, M, Williams; amusement, M, Ger- row, P. Ingram, W., M. Letcher. Caretaker for the season, Wm. Gra- ham, Mr. Chas. Cawker, of Toronto, visited his parents on the holiday. The high school students ure looking forward to enjoying tne two new tennis courts which are to be built on the site of the oia school. The Women's Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension is holding its annual Easter tea and sale of home-made cooking in the parish Bal on Saturday afternoon, April The sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs. Fred Moore and family in their recent bereavement. Mr, Moore died on Tuesday, March 26, as the result of a fall from the roof of Mr. Alvin Hunter's house in Prince Albert. The funeral took place from St, John's Presby- terian church cn Friday afternoon. Interment was in Pine Grove cem- etery. Besides his widow Mr, Moore is survived by five children: Mrs. Jackman, of Bowmanville; Mrs. Jillard, of Toronto; Mr. Er- nest Moore, of Lindsay, and Misses Lydia and Phoebe, of Toronto. The church was. filled to its capacity, and the Sons of England, of which Mr, Moore was a member, were in attendance, Mr. George Mowatt, of Toronto, was the guest of Port Perry friends over the week-end, Miss Edith Peters, of Sadowa, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Peters, for the holiday. Miss Joyce Nind and Mr. Philip Nind ot Toronto were home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs of Toronto were at their summer home tor the holiday. : Miss Elsie Rose of Petrolea is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Rose, for the Easter holidays, Mr. and Mrs. McClintock of Lindsay were with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Cook for the holiday, Miss Muriel Cook of Toronto was home for the week-end. Mr. John Harris is the guest of friends in Detroit for the week-end. The play, 'Arnold Goes into Business," which was to have been presented at the town hall on Monday night has had to be post- poned until' Wednesday, April 10, owing to the condition of the roads. Mr. Clinton Short of Toronto was home for the week-end. Miss Frances Mellow of Toronto is spending a few days with her mother. Mr. Douglas Lucas and Miss Isa- bel Lucas of Toronto were with their parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lucas, for the holiday. Mr. Irvin Coates of Toronto is spending the week-end with his mother, Mrs. George Coates. Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Harris are visiting friends in London over the week-end. Mrs. John Turner and Miss Idella Powers of Oshawa 'wesw with Mr. and Mrs. Will Turner this week. Mr. T. Harris is visiting friends in Toronto. Mr. Tim O'Neill of Stouffville was the guest of Port Perry friends this week. Mr. L. G. Hall of Toronto was home for the holiday, -------- The National Council of Ad- ministration of Uruguay has rec- ommended the enforcement of tHe use of the metric system of weights and 'measures to the ex- clusion of all others. Applied in liquid form but quickly drying for easy removal, a compound has been invented to be applied to windows of automo- biles that are to be sprayed with paint to protect them, A. ---- -- For Those Who A Losing Weight and Strength-- SCOTT'S EMULSION The Tonic Rich in Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Ont. WELL ATTENDED EASTER SERVICES AT NORTH OSHAWA Many Visitors in Homes of the Community Over the Weck-end North Oshawa, April 4--Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, of Toronto, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ted Dip- son for Good Friday. Miss Florence Scott is spending her Easter vacation with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Moore at Bowmanville. Mr, J. W. Barrett motored to Port Hope Sunday to visit his pare ents, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Sr. Mr. W. W. Pipher, of Toronto, and baby June spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glover and two children, Betty and Joan, of Harmony, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glover. Mr, and Mrs. A, Gerry, Lyle and Marjorie, spent Easter week-end at Guelph. In the last correspondence, an error was made in the report of the twin babies of Mr, and Mrs. Lane. The twins are boys and all are doing well, and the parents live at Ford City instead of Walkerton, as the reporter had been informed. Easter Services were well at- tended. Sunday services were fit- tingly eppropriate. Both afternoon and evening was most impressive. Rev. Mr. Bunmner, of Bowmanville, as usual, had charge of the serv- ices, The collections were gener- ous and will be halved with the missionaries. At the evening serv- ice, four little girls, Frances Alex- ander, Olive Taylor, Grace and Ruby Warren sang a quartette. Two Men Killed At Rail Crossing Simcoe, Ont., April 5.--A man named Emil Mowser was instantly killed, Ernest Egelschwerler, 54 Elm St, Toronto, died later in Simcoe Hospital and Harvey Fear- ler, of Norwich, Ontario, was crit- ically injured when their truck was | hit by an L. E. and N. radial in charge of Conductor Wrigley and Motorman Rall, yesterday morn- ing. Weighing nearly a ton and pro- viding a beam of light of a million candlepower, the largest portable airplane beacon has been built for the guidance of mail fliers. The Dominican Congress has prohibited the importation, sale and possession of firearms and am- munition except under special license from the Minister of the 25 Boy's Navy Blue Serge and Tweed Suits, Regular $5.95 Special Sale Price. Saturday Only. 68 King St. W. $2.9 MEN'S NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS, EXTRA TROUSERS. Special Sale Price. Price. COMPANY WE DELIVER - $ 2 DOMINION CLOTHING SPECIAL SALE At the Dominion Clothing Company SATURDAY ONLY Children's Navy Blue Serge Reefers. Reg. $3.95. Special Sale $2.49 2.50 Phone 2141 KEDRON ROADS IN BETTER CONDITION Are Still Rough in Some Places; It is Reported Kedron, April 2--Miss Olive and Mr. Albert Luke spent the Easter holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Luke, and with their sister, Mrs. Gilbert Gibson. Mrs. William Hepburn and Miss Luella Hepburn visited in Bow- manville, recently. Mr. Frank C. Lee, Ottawa, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lee. Miss Beatrice Mountjoy visited with relatives in Toronto, recens ly. Misses Bernice Werry, Ashburn, Mildred Cole, Oronto, Marie Cole, Oil Springs, and Ruth Cole, Toron- to, are spending the Easter holi- Interior. days at their homes, here. Miss Lena Hoskin visited with relatives in Toronto last wees, Mrs. E. Mountjoy visited Mrs. Foster Snowden one day last week. Mrs. R. J. Luke is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Gibson, little Douglas being quite ill. Mr. and Mrs, William Hepburn visited Mr. Merlin Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Batty, Osh- awa, visited their daughter, Mrs. H. F. Werry, on Good Friday, An offering in aid of the Miners' Fund was taken at Kedron Sunday | School last Sunday. Easter services on Sunday were very interesting. Miss Bernice Werry and Mrs. E. nished Easter music. { We are glad to report that the | roads around this district are In somewhat better condition than they have been during the last week or two, although they are still very rough in places. Miss Alice Smyth, teacher at Conlin's School, is at her home in Owen Sound for the holidays. Mountjoy fur-| The wind storm on Monday eve- ning of this week was severe enough to blow down several trees and telephone poles. According to a Cogate Univer- sity professor six hours of sleep in a soft bed will build up as much mental energy as eight hours in a hard one. An automatic telephone system has proved so successful in Har- bin that similar equipment may be installed in other cities in Man- churia. AJ 13 Simeos Strest South Stylish Shoes I. COLLIS & SONS 50-54 King st. 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