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PAGE TWO "The Whitby Daily Times Advising, TGR TRANSPORT i Charges Ld by Inspector Heard in Police In afternoon James Wilhur, of Enniskil- lan, snd Frank Rogers, 'of Hampton, wera charged by Humane Inépdetor | to animals, The evidence in both cass a8 oceupled the attention of the court for well over an hour and an ads Jausniment was granted for one week |) 3 from Toronto, From the evidence of the Inspects or and of Chief Gunson, ef Whithy, wai disclosed that ahout 9 am, © Ab, 10th the inspector reeelyed information that blood was runnin down als arerisken near Whithy and both of. oers truek hogy, Holophone 13--Alw nurse VE--JAMES H. ORMISTON ANNALS by Humane) | Court at Whitby Wihilthy police court yesterday Soclety tlson' Ralrd with eruelty ow both men to bring witness: hh Tora the ie through truck wae ihe tr tryek tuntuaining which had just passed he Kingston road, The made an examination, On the ey found four cows and three he truck measured 9 feet hy week bi Bi ne the men 0 hoard, severt Inches, and it was ale gattle were not give e of two and eat per cattle 06 inning down the truck containing the ani east was found with n and Hoed Wi Tunn Ll A had ey hor i RN bye and | # nad that tha wnimaly ed and gl ven fruck a I § | i nl il ; a at they Wor, Mi at they were " he | broken horn on bne of ! Ie LL wdmitted hut the ! dh eh rowronil ehained down 40 ani yh ha wpe and dente ded who not hand med in defense also the animals when delivered in oe in good condition, and ered to bring witnesses to ¢ourt to prove this intention, Wil bur admitted ownershih of some of the animals but not wis injured, while Rogers admitted driving the trek, The tase hr Hel oy no w when i Wis pi even found that od 1 J; a "th that other elw y enled tha miny anlm rt woul enlarged for ne Meier evidence will be its left horn from he A Pr "oe Wh ehh on the we one which THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1929 and nave will ha ressived at the Whithy Brinsh Offiss, ot 43-=Aftor Business Hours--'Phone THREE YEARS FOR FORGING CHEQUE Youth Sentenced in Whitby Police Court Serving An- other Sentence - er Wilfrid Parks, nee 43, wis by in Whithy police court ternoon on a fharge of forgery and sentenced to three yess in King ston penitentiary, He Js al present under sentence of one year in the Ontario Reformumtory oF stealing a molar ear at Port ope. and he will have ta serve hoth tering The necuned wih charged with fore ni i cheque for ten dollars on the | Why brane of the Hominin Bank, He pleaded nat guilty and dented Aatly that he had ever heen in Whithy on the day the offenss wih committed, He wis Identified, however, to the satisfaction of the Gourt hy two employees of the hank, Mr, Barton and Miss Jean Brewis) Barton was the teller and pleked his man from a number of other prison ers at the Cobourg gaol, Miss Stew: art Alted out the cheque and the as ented slgned another man's name 10 it, the evidence disclosed Parks has two brothers now serv ing terms In the Kingston peniten tiary, When he stole the ear in Port Hope he gave the Taronto police a merry chase for twelve miles, onylets 'Weadny PARADE A FEATURE OF STREET FAIR -------- Further plans for Bivest Vair to be held on Hallowe'en Night, October Hat, ner 1h the ais plees o the Canadian Legion and piel i of the "om wire dn ise hid on | nel no es the sree one of the big features of sir this year, and fife A n : Ya olrise are he Ing Lv, his gyi $ Mh ahiidren he | 6 part they wi LU n free an wpecii i will] prove for them, Thevs will be dl booths and ans rus Swett oven " in ily Foe the bolo 1% even ng evening Further Remand in McFadden Case : Granted by Court I, MeVadden, i u former Oshawa youl Ma WH list wee Sony ted in iby police fi offense against a Wl! uno Very tender years, Wppeared Taradar's ternoan before Magistrate Willis fer sentence, On request of sounsel, further remand of one week wis erie of some wrranpes the marriage of the Daly hing made, The court was Ine formed that negotiations phos this line were now under way, a on his signified his willingness to mars ry the girl who was his vietim, MACDONALD 13 GIVEN WELCOME (Continusd from page 1) Husiness men, oMee workers, stops ping on thelr way home to weleome the distinguished vishor, Young people and old, And the station the Whithy pranted to ment regarding thundered with thelr applause, The wrrivid In Teronte climaxed 4 day for My, MasDensld thet was marked by & variety of events, There wis & trip on the Maid of the Mist ut Nisgars, » tour down the gorge |8 on the New York side, the entry to Canad, # lunehison tendered hy the Niagara Parks Commission at the setoty, the embarking on the special train, and the trip te Toronto Promisor Meats Proms But, in addition te sll this, there ae wnother features & massage de versd hy the Framer to newspaper or the brine erys tok h i" nen whoa tian of the whole though vals on this pis i Message to URA, Wnts ) Jnorning (1 hotel suite t Inge all h yd the Beish Hire Inlater d to news oImen a J oy yt a to the Hr he of the Un i" aien, iy phen Iwe ju ¥4 Bong you," wil ted id yh Indeed #one nthe " been Pei of my trawl nil" TA, | ave met with th not t henry demonstrations of "", ship, wid with & hospitality Wille mppronches the overwhelming, It Is aos 19 mistake the meaning of your sor fialiy, and 1 know that In weleom na me you have halled the object my visi "ne cheered the messipe of goad will which ¥ hraus he to you from his Majonty the Your President and | were King. 1 discuss, In & spirit of demosratic and Informal hp the relations of our two sountries, mrileularly ap raciaed the od of weleon rom your Hours of Representatives and Senate, To you sll 1 have tried to make clear how ardently Hritsh eitlgens share your prayer that Sa shall eenne As I wep meross the harder and leave you for the moment I do so' rleh with the proofs thal while the Atlantic divides us, Mh cause of peace unites us, That 1s the message from you that 1 am taking home with me, Phone 2595 DEWLAND'S Simco St. N- Oshawa New Fall Merchandise Predominates THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES TO BE FOUND at This Store Children's Cashmere Hose Chamoisette GLOVES 69¢ A very fine assortment of Chamoleette Glove of the finer quality cloth, that usually sells for much more than the price mentioned Tones of Sand and Grey, alo Black, 6108 Priced at A te Sells THURSDA Watson's at 40 and 00¢ » FRIDAY AND SATURDA Cashmere Hose with just enough cotton yarn Sand and Black Back suly in all tos to the Y's PRICE 49¢ hove, BABIES' WOOL + Ee ---- Children's | be Bowmanille Daily Times I News, advertising nnd subseriptions will be received af the Bowmanville Office of Fhe Times, Telephones==Oftice, 687 REPRESENTATIVE--~B, HERBERT MORTLOCK BOWNANVILLE BOYS ARE RUNNERS-UP AT INTER SCHOOL MEET rn Colmer Brothers Make Good Showing in Oshawa Yesterday Although the Bowmanville High Behan! did not win the Interssehonl field day held at Alexandra Park, Oshawa, yesterday, soma of the In dividun! contestants did very well, enpenlnlly the Colmer hrothers, who wera vunners-up in hoth the pentor and Junta ehamplonships, Herh Colmer hvoke the record far the senior S80:-ynrd dash hy one and twaotitths seconds, helng the only Bowmanville hoy to break ania af 'the eleven vecards this wera broken tn the sourss of the afiey noon, Thin lad alee passed aver the Hne fest in the 440-yardn un nlav, falling hy two seconds to gome up to the previous veeord wideh was made by Novtham a the mest last your The senior ehamplonship Halsh ad with DD, Maundrall of Whithy with 14 paints, feilowed elosely hy Herh Colmer with 18 points, The junior champlonship was won hy OC, Mauundrell, & rather of the win ner of the senlar, with 14 points, and the runner-up fn the Junior championship wus Harold Colmey who had the same number of points as his brother, 18 1, Hykes of the Bowmanville High Behonl tied with O, Ward of Oshawa OQollegiate for the givis' se nlor ehamplonship with five points oaoh, A summary of the meet Is as follown Points R'yitle Owh, 1h fi i 18 Whit Junior mn Henlor Hoy! Hoyw' un Total css 000 AB 1] hy Junior A] if ¥ denlor , 11 Girl Tatal IA Talal for enol #ohool fh i ha This gave Whithy the sehanl tro phy and alse the hays' shisld ana Oshawa will keap the girl' shield for anather year Prinetpal 1, 'W, Dipple of How manville High Hehool Was prowl dent of the meet, and other lod al peapla on the hoard ne luded 4 L, Wagar, who Was searatary tress urer and Har! Cunningham of the Hovs' Training Hehool, MM, \ (Qauld, and Miss Hleadman, who wore Judpes Alt Hhrahh, world ohamplon long distance FARNer, alin a resident of Bowmanville, was one of the time Keepers, A full venort of events ls given on the spopts page of today's Issue of The Tifes PUPIL OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL DIED TUESDAY MORNING Fred Butler Succumbs to In Jury Received n Rughy Came -- Hludents of (he Bowmanville High Bohool wave shooked (0 hen yoularday morning of the death of Fred Allison Buller, aged 15, of Noweantle, in the Tovanto General Hospital, Fred was one of the most popular hoys In the sehonl and was 8 member of the vukhy team, In the game played at Port Hope on Beptember 28, ha wan had ly Injured when he received a rup tured appendix Ha wan taken to Bowmanville Hospital and wan under the eare of Win unele, Dr, Butler, of Neweanstle, who enlled In Dr, Heseon Graham, of Taronta, who performed an ope aration When Fred fatled to rally from this an well ay Wis axpoatad, he wilh taken to Toronto on Monday It was found, however, an arrival, that the Jad had taken nn turn for the worse and despite all medics) solenee aould do for him he passed awny early Tuesday morning The funeral will take placa from tha residences of his grandmother Mrs, Hutler, Neweastle, tomorrow at 8 o'clock, The cortege will leave at 8.80 o'olook for Bond Head com atary, The High Hehool Hughy team will attend In-a body and a large number of his follow students have also expressed the Intention of helng present HEATING SYSTEM 8S DISCUSSED BY ST, JOHN'S CHURCH Al a oonEveRAtional meating held in the parish hall on Monday night to decide whether or not Bt, John's FL Ohureh needed a new heating #ys tem, the matter was left In the hands of a commitien for a veport The problem was discussed from many angles but Hitle headway was made and the above deolsion wis the result, Et BOWMANVILLE LOYAL TRUE BLUES WIL hold a dance at Cenes Hall, Courtice POGNIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK verybody Welcome U'hovsands Now Eat LEY WEDDINGS AMBION Yd LOOV EI A quiet wedding was solemnized at the rectory, Oshaws, on Batire day, Oct, B, when Miss Viola Maud | Cooper, elder daughter of Harvey B| Cooper and the Inte Mrs, Cooper, of Bowmanville, was united in the 0 [bonds of holy matrimony to Robert Wdward Ambrose, youngest nen of Mra, N, J, Grose and the late J, 8, Ambrose, Oshawa, Tha Rey, Canon Da Paneler oMelsted, The hride 1eoked charming in & gown of blue georgette and palm velvet (rimmed with shadow lacs and with hat and shoss to mate, fhe carvied & houguet of swesls nenrt voses and Hy of the valley, Migs Whiting Emith, ef Toronto, the heldesmald, wore a lovely ores ution of green georgette with ehif« fon trimmings and bisek hat and onrried a houguet of pink saFns« tons, The groem was supporied hy 0, Pososk, of Oshawa, Afr the aeremony a dainty luneheon wil served at the home of the groom to the immedists velatives, Later In the evening Mr, Mow» wn nesnmpanied hy 8 number of Mr, Amhrosa's fellow smployess eilled and presented the happy eols ple with a oahinet of sliver and & wowing tray, Mr, and Mrs, Ams hrows will reside In Oshawa, -o Peldapar In Canada All the feldspar mined in Canada In of the potash variety Known as arthoelase or mierasline, Hoda folds (alhite) Is known to oesuy wpny hut there is Hitle demand for this variety and none Is mined, a ri i A ULBS arwin Tulips| arcissus Crocus Hogg & Lytle} LIMITED Better Silk Lingerie A Fi sith, Jus doh from leaders o CROCHET Phone 203 JACKETS All Wool Crochet [acketa | ! for baby in pink or blue trim, wodren's 1H oERAl HEETING 2c me | [| ONONDAY Nii | Harry Sifton, on, of Toronto, | Just the thing for the cool days | Will Be Principal Speak: | to come, All slaess. Wael | mitts, Grey, Buff, Red, White, or in the Opera House Speci The Hat Liberal meeting of the S ial! 25 eleotion OAMPRIEN WAS Announead hy W. J, Beas, Liberal eandidate, thin morning and will take place A fine service weight Chiffon Hose, tet hu roven ita merits with many of olir customers as a 1 5 0 $1. In the Opera House next Monday nlEht at XK o'clock, The prineipal hose that will ndid wear, Inc k, White, Rifle, A , Plaza Grey, Mistery, Rose Nude. a Sige Teves Sn Sun ee in 814 to 10, Ancaphere, Plan ik .) ery \4 Fleece-Lined Sleepers speaker will he Harry Hifton, pro minent kiainl af Taranto And ly A Children's natural fleece lined aleepers, One button type, Sizes up to 6 years, | $1.00 a CE isi Men's Sik and Wool Socks 49c last night, Mes, Alex Mod reg or fancy cuffs 49¢, == Other Qualities ........ Fancy patterns in Fall weight silk and wool A Cs Breakfast Food RO - es - ig the candidate, Other meetings throughout the constituency are being arranged and an announcement of these will ha made tn the near future, Mp Reags tn apeaking tonight at the hg Liberal rally which 1s helng held at the Armories tn Oshawa, whieh 1s being hroadeast hy a ohain of tive Canadian stations, PETRI They call thir BREVITY RATER DOGGY An new Rave oF fine selected chamaisette cloth with silk ie or silk with the Chamoisette lining whichever you prefer. Silver, Black and Nut lan't It Jogsie-thi new pringess type Brevity Knicker! The Jittle terrier is In smrt Frenchap liaue e, and comesinseveral colour, matching his bow and the smooth banding on the waist and knees We can show ou many other Woods Brevis' ties in our Underwear Department. Wonk You come in and see them of Toronto, will also speak, hesides socks, Sizes 10 to |], Special this week, WOO canna, with the wads Bien New showid wear pies ty Hew $ 'e AeRder Jae AN Jashoaned dow Lamble's he wing a long Hines, The ate Mr, Wilson, ft will be wee tt, with W, 1 R, Prew Nawved an defendant in el Nbel action bronght in Wy Mh MOTE TWO VRAIS REN, hy Sip Arthur Curede,