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3 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY2, 1929 Oshawa (Coutinued from Page 7)' Senior II, A--Albert La Brash, Lyle Pepino, Dorothy Brack and Raymond Clifton, Jack Dell ang Maxie Yeurth. sendor 'IJ, B~--Vera Argument, Tommy Wynn, Joan Mason, Don- ald Cranfield, ; --R, Hills, teacher, Jrs Il--Henrletta Savage, Mar- guerite Bradley, Bobby Davies, Dorothy Irving. Sr. 1l=~Teddy Miller, Hartley, Hugh Bailey, Watts, Mary Manning, Brault, +: ==L, F., Cordick, teacher. Sr. I---=Dolly Corfe, Grant Mec- (Kittrick, Marfon Marks, Muriel Stureh, Verna Statham, George Hall, John Ward, Billy Jordan, Jr, Il---Jack Chapman, Bobby Dafoe, ©. M, Johnston, teacher. S¢, I--Barbara Morphy, Dorothy McTavish, Donald Fox, Miller Al- loway, Ermal Leavens, Gladys Wat» son 'and Sam Fox, Billy Watts. Jr, T--Arnold McEachern, Albert Rodgers. --H, G. Batty, teacher, Jv. 1--Stuart Jacobs, Ralph Jones, Primary.~William ' Richardson, Gladys Martyn and Gordon Boult- bee, Neil Sutherland and Donald MacDonald, Alan Detenbeck, Joan Burns, Everett Tomlinson --Sadie Fox, teacher, Jr. 1==Elizabeth Morphy, Mar- garet: Bown, Harry Tresise. Sr. Primary-=Muriel Frazer, Tommy Taylor, Donald Jackson, Doreen Cucknell, Orma Skinner, Stewart McTavish, Doris Garfat, ~--F, A, Taylor, teacher, Barbara Florence Renoma CENTRE SCHOOL Jun, IV--Bylvia Clarke, Eileen Birchall, Gwendolyn Reardon, Lau- Had Terrible Trouble With an Aching Back Onteri- " ~dy ured Dodd's Kidney Pills Mrs, .C, Mason Gladly Recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills London, Ont, May 1. (Special) If we could show you the actual proofs, results attained in thou- sands of cases suffering from Kid- ney Trouble, Rheumatism, Back- ache, etc, it would convince you that Dodd's Kidney Pills are an excellent kidney remedy. One more tribute showing the efficacy of Dodd's Kidney Pills comes from Mrs. C. Mason, 723 Queens Ave, London, Ont, She writes: --*"A few years ago I had trouble with 'my Kidneys, A friend advised me to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, which I did ang they surely relieved me. I would gladly recommend them to anyone: I had terrible trouble with |- my back aching. Six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved me." Other sufferers of backache tell of pains relieved and health re- stored through the use of Doda's Kidney Pills. They act directly on the Kidneys. They strengthen the kidneys and put them in shape to strain 'the impurities out of the blood. Three Months Report of Public Schools ra Williams, Dorothy James and Betty Chalmers, Everett Lovell, Hilda Riley, Elsie Collis, Genevieve Conant, ~A. W, Jacklin, teacher, Sr. IV--Elsie Reynolds, Audrey Holbrook, Phyllis Wright, Edna Short, Hugh McConnell, Patric Kelly, Gordon Langton, Marion Ro- rabeck, Evelyn Kirkpatrick, Isobel Preston. ~--A. M, Power, teacher. se, IV-=james Smith, May Clark, Donald Thompson, Millicent Elston, Lillian Walker, Irene Smith, Ruby Morphy, Helen Coedy, Marion Cook, Muriel Branton. --E, Alleen Found, teacher, Jr, IV--Mae White, Jack Gilles- pie, Clyde Constable, Earl Salter, Donald Smith, Ralph Brown, Juli- en Whiley and Ruby Brown, Claude Taft, Bobby Skelton. --A, Kelly, teacher, Jr, IV--Flora McIntyre, Murray Kirby, Clifford Johnson, Phillp Perry, Nellie McLaughlin, Gladys Kirkpatrick, Jack Mountenay, Ken- neth Haynes, Stella Forsythe, Iowen Perrin, ~--f, A, Morse, teacher. Sr. Ill---Archie Whitelaw, Don- ald Aitken, Maude Elston, Gene- vieve Turner, Jack Elston, May Swallow, Roy Starr, Harry Robert- son, Helen Yank, John Walker. ~--K. Dunbar, teacher, Sr, Ill---Jean Maracle, Jim Grif, fith, Donald Miller, Harold Forsy- the, Verna Goring, Clifford Hall, Audréy Davis, Grenville Williams and Harry Hogel, Eddie Shelley. --Evelyn C, Barton, teacher. Jr. II--=Dorothy Birchall, Ade- laide Johnson, Lloyd Short, Marion Young, Amy Disney, Roy Martin, Irene Hartford, Victoria Goulding, Ila Irwin, Ellen Aldred. --R. M. Robinson, teacher, Jr. II--Marion Davenport, Eve- lyn Tole, Doris Thornton, Ina Rob- erts, Robert Johnston, Joan Reed, Ruby Cook, Earleen Sarvis, Albert Burr, Verdon Badgley. --P, M. Sonley, teacher. sr. Il--8, McRoberts, F. Grim- shaw, R. Pearse, John Badnik, B. Nelson, Hazel Bennett, Lancelot Pugh, B. McFarlane, Roland Stew- art, Hazel Minard. --T, P. McEachern, teacher. Sr, II--Helen Robertson, Ronald Akers, Vergil Trotter, Helen Car- roll, David Enushesky, Charles Johnson, Jr, Il==Joyce Bryant, Russell Wilson, Muriel Rowden, --M. Ramsay, teacher. Sr. II--Vivian Holley, Thelma Fisher, Audrie Lockie, Eira Toaze, Melville Akers, Marguerite Brant, Donald Valentine, Ruth Sparkes, Jane Murdoch, Kelvin James, -- Vivian File, teacher. Jr, Il-=Robert McKay, Bessie Richards, Marjorie Heckford, lan Horton, Betty Norris. Sr, I--=Alleen Ford, Elvin La- Londe, Henry Hewitt, Jean Nolan, Gordon Dick, R. Knight, teacher. First==Hilda Cook, Helen Poll, Peggy McKibbin, Madgy Groves, Dennis Linton, Velma Dowson, Alex Bowen, Leon Nash, Ruby Sut- ton, Nancy Murrall. --8. Ross, teacher. Sr, I--Margaret Clarke, Elsie Strom, Nora Patten, Jean Sparks, Jim Pearce, Violet Kirkpatrick. Jr. I--Angie. Rhea Johnston, SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday 4 1bs. $2. oo WOODYATT OR SMARTS MOWERS t 10} Inch HIGH WHEEL 14 in. $10.48; 16 in, $10.88; 18 in. $11.98 McALEER AUTO POLISH 1 pt. can and 10 yds. Polishing cloth for .......... $1.39 STEELE BRIGGS GARDEN SEED IN BULK With lawn seed purchased a seed sower loaned Free 50ft Corrugated Hose complete with coupling ....$4.98 HARRY D. WILSON 23 KING ST. WEST ADAS NEWEST FLEET ANADIAN Pactric's four new Duchesses--of ord, Atholl, Richmond and York ~have set new cabin-ship stan- dards in size. ..speed...design. $0900 grows tonseach... the - gest ships out of Montreal... yet ps sharing with the ever-popular Mont" and "M" cabin ships the intimate, Canadian atmos- pherewhichrecommendsthis type of travel to many of the Domin- ion's veteran travellers, Several cabin sailings each week, from Montreal and Quebec to Great Britain, Ireland the Conti. nent. Better secure accommoda~ tionearly! See yourlocal agent or J.B, MACKAY, General Agent, Canadian Pacific Bldg, Toronto. Canadian Pacific Steamships , "Carry Canadian Pacific Express Travellers Cheques o» . o Good the World Ove Jean Sayyae, Kathryn Toaze. ~-K, Macdonald, teacher, Primary-~Hazel Sanguins, Ce. cella Smith, Phyllis Rorabeck, Phyllis Carroll, Peggy Darcy, Bar bara Worrall, Donald Douglass, Peggy McCallum, Leone Jones, Edith Roughley. -Q. Ramsay, teacher, Sr. Primer--Edward Kellar, John Hobbs, John Hurst, Billie Crumb, Eddie Gergsik, Jr. Primer.--Sally Hughes, George Palmer, Herbert Kearney, Arthur Bilton, Gertrude Fuller. --Edith. G, McCammon, teacher, Primary---Leonard Watson, Mar- garet Harding, Lois Grifith, Arthur Forsythe, Dorothy Elston, Lillian Watson, Francis Rundle, John Stewart, Margaret Rorison and Harold Bull, --V. M. Goyne, CITY PLANNING COMMISSIONERS HAVE RESIGNED Toronto, May 2.=~The city planning commissior® has carried out the in- tention it hinted at in its report--of ceasing to function now that its work is finished. The resignations of four of its six members were delivered to Mayor McBride's office yesterday af- ternoon in the form of a letter com- piled at « luncheon which the com- missioners tendered to Norman D, Wilson, director-general and consults ing engineer of the commission, who leaves for Brazil today. The resig- nations are said to be irrevocable. Those signing the letter, which was addressed to the mayor, board of con- trol, and members of the city coun cil, were H. H, Willjams, chairman of the commission, Thomas Brad- shaw, R. Home Smith, and Allan Ross. J. H. Gundy and E. L, Cous- ins, the two other members of the commissions, are out of town, but it is understood they have not changed their mind since agreeing with the commission's report, which presumed that the advisory city planning coms mission will now ccasc to function. Wilfred Duffield, teacher, 3 adache Relieved without -, Mg OSHAWA FOLKS By W. H. Karn WELL, PET, WHAT DID You LEARN AT SCHOOL OM LOTS! FREDA MOM AND POP AIN'T SPEAKING / ToM JONES' DOG AIN'T BEEN EK ) | EE the doctor. ed his instructions with Bring your little ills here~--take the serious ones to He knows that when we fill a pre- scription that we have used pure drugs and follow- scienfitic care, PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFIC2 irs ri AND TOMS SISTER. i | HAS THE WHOOPIN' (Tie (nea COUGH. HE SHOWED US HOW SHE WHOOPED/, THE WHOOPING COUGH WOULD YOU GO TO THE DOCTOR OR TO KORN KARN THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE REPORT FOR SPRING TERM, WESTMOUNT PUBLIC SCHOOL (Continued from Page 3) Clarence Ellis, Margaret Young, Kathleen Weeks, Roy Sawyer, Ruby Budd, Gordon Saxby, Joyce "Allison, Marjorie Palmer, Freddy Langley, Jack Carter. Jun, I-=Norman Hodgson, Thur- ne Parks, David Saxby, Lydia Jo- hansen, Bert Graves, Gordon Rose, Orval Ellis, - Clayton Scott, Ethel Willoughby, William Murray, Al- bert Mosler. --Mildred Heath, teacher. Sr. I--Ruth Coakwell, Marie Proctor, Ross Bowins, William Mitchell, Leonard Downey, Russell Sills, Milton Parks, Eveleen Gan- non, Louisa Church, Gordon Hurst and Donald Iameson, Tenie Mc- Connell, Charlie Peters, Kenenth Daley, George Bullen, Annie Alls |son, Dalmain Bailey, Fred Wilson. Jr. I--Margaret Henry, Norine Storks, Joan Cherry, Morris Garn- er, Shirley Garrard, Dorothy Brentnall, Prene Ashton, May Lake, Muriel Lenton, Jean Weeks, Greta Nesbitt, George Downey, --A. M. Smith, teacher. Sr. Pr--Winnie Howard, Ger- ard Forestal, Wesley Hatch, Mat- thew Leacock, Walter Smith, Jean- ette Darlington, Helen McKewen, Percy Hawley, May Hood, Elvin Sweet, Christina Saxby, James Childerhose, Dorothy Baker, Don- ald Murdock, Jv, Pr, B Class--Lorne Sliver, (Gaston Blancke, Eddie Sargant, Gertrude Terry, Veronica Gannon, Frank DeWilde, Dick Bent, George Cheesman, MecGillivary Shields, Betty Hood, Mary Slater. Jr. Pr.,, A Class--Doris Slater, Orval Dodd, Gordon Burns. Bernice Elljott, Kenneth Jay, Wilfred De- Wilde. ---M. Biggs, teacher. Sr. Pr. -- Harold Coakwell, Charles Graham, Blake Wall, El- mar Burton, Tom Richardson, Al- fred Ballantyne, Vivian Charlton, Vivian Butcher, Harold Sills, Elea- nor Warne, Olga Branton, George Palmer, Grace Hutchins, Joan Newell, James Hare, Gwen Ashton, John Maliel, Norma Ellis, Jim Mil- lar, Billie Ashby, Jr. Pr.--Ada Wesley, Gutsole, Clifford 'Wilson, Carmen Brown, Mildred Graham, Zella Scott, Mildred Rampling, Floyd Pe- terson, Hilda Layng. Arthur John- son, Mary Hurst, Leslie Childer- hose, Percy Mclnroy, Lawrence Knowlton, --L. I. Kneeshaw, teacher. CANADIAN PRESS NAMES OFFICERS Board Enlarged and Oshawa Man Elected as Director Graydon Toronto, May £. -- The annual meeting of the board of directors and .the members of the Canadian Press, the co-perative news asso- ciation of the daily newspapers of Canada, extending over three days, were concluded this afternoon by the election of 'officers for the year as follows: Honorary presi. dent, E. Norman Smith, Ottawa Journal; president, John Scott, Toronto Mail and Empire; first vice-president, M, E. Nichols, Win. nipeg Tribune; second vice-presie dent, Henri Gagnon, Soleil, J. F, B, Livesay is geuerat manager and secretary. With a view to giving increased representation to the French lane guage, daily newspapers of Que- bec and also to the western prove inces, the annual meeting enlary~ to 21, electing directors as follows: Maritime (three), W. H, Dennis, Halifax Herald; H. P. Duchemin, Sydney Post; Howard P. nuoii- son, St, John Telegraph Journal, Quebec (four), E. J, Archibald, Montreal Star; Henri Gagnon, Le Soleil; Oswald Mayrand, montre- al La Press; J. A. McNeil, Montreal Gazette, Ontario (six) A. R. Al- loway, Oshawa Times; A. R, Ford, London Free Press; KE. Norman Smith, Ottawa Journal; W. B, Preston, Brantford Expositor; Ir- ving E, Robertson, Toronto iele- gram; John Scott, Toronto dan and Empire; Manitoba and One tario from Port Arthur west (two), E. H. Macklin, Manitoba. Free Press; M. HE. Nichols, Winnipeg Tribune; Saskatchewan (two), R. M. Cantlon, Saskatoon Star-Fnoe- nix; Thomas Miller, Moose Jaw Times. Alberta (two), Senator W. A, Buchanan, Lethbridge Her ald; J. H. Woods, Calagry Herala, British Columbia (two), F. J. Burd Vancouver Province; R. J. Cromie, Vancouver Sun. The annual meeting at which ov- er half of the entire membership was represented, unanimously ap- proved the principle recommended to it by thé board of directors w. tablishing a cost differential con- tributed by the membership ut large in favor of the French lan- guage members , because or u% loss of time and expense they in- cur translating the news service from English into French, Recommendations of the wan- Quick Pile Relief Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is guaranteed to banish 'any form of Pile misery, or money back. It gives quick action even in old, stub- born cases, Hem-Roid is a harm- less tablet that removes blood cone gestion in the lower bowel--the catise of piles. It brings joyful re- lief quickly and safely or costs nothing, Jury & Lovell and drug- gists everywhere sell it with this guarantee, aay Quebec Le | ed the board of directors from 15° agement for the expansion of the news services, particularly in the direction of an enlarged direct ser- vice from London covering the news of Britain and the empire, were unanimously adopted. BERLIN SCENE OF WORST CLASH IN MAY DAY RIOTS EIGHT KILLED, 78 IN- JURED IN GERMA CAPITAL Disturbances in Other Places Were Largely of Minor Character Berlin, May 2.--Communists in an attempt to 'conquer the streets" for May day, caused an ugly riot last night in the working class quarter in northern Berlin, They erected barricades, using street repair material and held off police with rifle and pistol fire un- til armored cars forced tne ob- structions -and enabled the auth- orities to clear out the surrounding houses, . At midnight the casualtieg for the day had mounted to eight dead and 78 seriously injured, Hundreds of others * suffered bruises from missiles or police- men's' clubs. The rioters erected barricades in the main thoroughfare of tne Pankstrasse and its side streets, The police charged them repeated- ly with batons until the command- ing officer realized that his force { slovakia showed that all attempts was too weak for these tactics and ordered his men to open fire. Then armored cars were brought up and the police finallly captured the barricades. Communist ambulances and tirst aid squads were overwhelmed by, number of vietims brought trom) the fighting front. Fighting was also reported from eastern and southeastern parts of the city. Those sections were plunged into darkness. Clashes in Austria Vienna, May 2. -- With the ex- ception of a few sporadic clashes in the provinces between radical and fascist elements, May day was without serious trouble in Austria. Reports to the Associated «ess from Greece, Bulgaria, Roumania, Hungary, Jugoslavia and Czecho- at mass manifestations by either socialists or communists were rig- idly forbidden by police and that the orders were enforced. Quiet Day in France Paris, May 2.--May day passed off calmly in France as tens of thousands of workers took the day off, while police and soldiers saw to it that everyone who wanted to work could do so without mlesta- tion. In the provinces there was a great deal of oratory, many meet- ings and parades of both Socialist and Communist organizations, but no violence However, there were almost 3,- 500 arrests in the metropolitan dis- trict, most of them not because of trouble-making, but simp:y us u preventive measure, Among those kept at police stations all day long were many Communist leaders'and agitators. speed is facturing service. We in the basis 25 In this spectacular era, when tion forces low costs, when manu- builders must pay particular atten- tion to their sources of supply and of our stocks. We challenge competition on You be the judge. (Oshawa Lumber COMPANY, LIMITED TELEPHONE 2821-2820 a fetish, when competi- accuracy is essential -- vite critical comparisons of quality and deliveries. Ritson Road North The mayor of one of the so- called "Red" suburbs, the deputy mayor of another and many sub- urban aldermen spent their May day in the station house. 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