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THE OSHAWA DAILY. ZIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN The Whitby Advertising, subsc Whitby Branch 8After Daily Times ns and nows lL bo sieqived ab the ab Gas roniclemTeloplhone "a and Uh "bone 8HY. REPRESENTATIVE--JAMES H, ORMISTON New Whitby Citizens' Dairy Industry Led. Now in Full Operation Plant on Ash Street Is Well Equipped for the Production of High Quality Butter--Building of Modern Construc- tion, Equipped With Pasteurizers, Churns and Electric Refrigeration--Other Plants Owned by Company Are in Tweed, Havelock and Belleville Whitby's newest industry, the Cit-| izen's Dairy Limited, and located on Ash Street, Is now In full operation, yh prospects of expansion before ote building, one of the most mod+ ern {rom the standpoint of copstruc- tion and equipment, is one storey in height and of concrete blocks, It was built by well known local cone tractors, Threadgold Bros, who gave the lot-on which 'the building stands. The equipment. for the production of high class butter consists of pas- teurizing machines, churns. and a modern mechanical system of refrig- eratiops. The machines are driven by electric motors, and a modern boiler supplies the heat for pasteurization purposes, The floor is 'of concrete, likewise the walls, The capacity of the plant is 15,000 pounds a week, The Citizens' Dalry Limited form. erly operated a creamery at Brooklin; the building being destroyed by fire, The Company has developed a large business in this district; and their products have always been known to be of the highest quality, Iouse- wives everywhere know the quality of Brooklin butter, The Company aloe operates plants at Havelock, Tweed and Belleville, and the president and directors are well known ahd substantial business men, The ratepayers of Whitby at the polls last' January endorsed a bylaw to grant the company a fixed asscs- sment for ten years. The company decided to locate their plant in Whit. by after extended negotiations with the Town Council following the fire at Brookli® The plant here gives employment to several people all the year round, The officers: of the Company are: President H, W. Ackerman; vice- president, Robert Templeton: manag- ing director, Howard J, Clarke; as- sistant. manager, J. "Roblin fl Butter manufactured in the plant is sold by leading grocérs and but. chers in. Whitby, Brooklin, Kinsale, Ashburn, Myrtle, and other places in the district, Daily the Company has a supply of fresh buttermilk for sale in large or small quantities, Farmers are invit- ed to ship their cream. to Whitby where they get good returns, Town Can Control the Operation of Busses Says Highway Minister The gestion of traffic congestion; caused ™ busses of the Grey Coach Lines stopping in the centre of Duns alas Street West, Just west of the dntersection,"when shable to pull into she curb, was; taken up with the Minister of Highways, Hon, George !S. Henry, by members, of Whitby Mown Council whe formed part of deputation wiligh waited on the Winister on Tuesday morning in con. section with the proposed new lake. shore highway, The bis question, was introduce by His Worship Mayer C. Be min, who askodihe or niate what rights the town had in handling the bus traffic on its streets. Mayor Bows man pointed out that on Sunday nights, and on holidays, when traf- fic 'Was particularly heavy, busses would stop out from the curb quite a few feet and close to the Brock HAWES Lemon Qil RK FINE FURNITURE PIANOS +7 Taking A Hill It takes lots of power and a good start to climb a hill without shifting gears. Get a good start for the hills of the day's work by eating a breakfast of Shredded Wheat and milk, There is a quick "get-away" in this delicious, whole wheat food. No need for shift ing gears in the middle of the hill-- 'just go right on up with increased energy and power. And Shredded Wheat is in such a delicious, easily digestible form. Whitby Youth Makes Denial of Statement About Police Officer|i In cognection with statements made at the Town Council meeting on Wednesday morning of last week and reported In these columns, with respect to charges against the police of adopting unfair methods in connection with certain cases now before the courts, Hugh Baker, Whitby young man, has issued the following statement for publication by the press In reference to Inspect or Boyd, "With reference to the reports which have been given circulation as to the several occasions on which I was questioned by the police In connection with the Ontario Hos- pital cases, I wish to correct any injustice which has been done to Inspector Boyd or other officers en gaged in the matter, It is not true that I was exam- ined for several hours ut a time, 1 was questioned on three occasions, on three separate evenings, twice an hotr or less, once for about an hour and a half. On the Sunday evening on which I was so exam- ined, I widy pretty well worked up and T went to see Rev, Mr, Crisall about 11,15 pm,, after leaving tho police officers, I way at his house for half an hour and returned to my home at midnight, and it Is this which accounts for the report that I had beon detained and questioned watil an early hour in the morning, Nothing was ever sald either by Inspector Boyd or while he was present of an intimidatory. nature, and I regret if any of the published reports have done him an Injustice In that regard." and Dundas Street intersection, to take on and discharge passengers, with the result that traffic in both directions was held up, constituting 4 menace to public safety, Hon, Mr, Boars replied that this was a matter for the town police to deal with, The busses, he stated, had no more privileges than any other motorist using the highways, and must eonform to the traffic reg- ulations of the municipality in which they operated. The minister promised to take the matter, up with' Mr. Harvey, gener al manager of the Toronto Trans portation Commission, of which the Grey Coach Lines is a subsidiary, The. minister in reply fo a ques- tion regarding the provision of a bus station, stated that while such was advisable, the company could not be compelled by the or bot to pro= vide one. He pointed out that if Whitby got one, every other munici- pality through which the busses pass. ed would follow suit, which would mean a big financial outlay. The minister did not think that the Grey Coach Lines were making any too much money in their operat it was pointed out to faa minister by the deputation that other bus companies operating in Whitby might be willing o join with the Grey Coach Lines in the establishment of a station, The minister thought that at pres- |, ent the company Was not paying very much for the privilege of using a Stove as a bus station and ticket of - WHITBY PUBLIC SCHOOL thE Nemo ar STREET 80 scn ag Class VLR -- Jose) vine, Ronald -Dewland, Crai ison, Wilma Lavery, Edna Leah Stewart. Pass--Rosie Yaco- bosky, Elmo Harris, Molly McKen- Patch: avideon, sie, Muriel Stewatt, Ted Basett, Wy- man Booth; Donuld d Gordon, Audrey Town Mary Denis, Wyonda Goldring, ral Iter Ward l' Helen Rosettani, Betty Fenemore, Charles Green, Arthur Trueman Donald Bell, Henry Stein, Donald Sturgess, Jack Allan, Ray Anderson, Dolly Neskel, Donald Hodge, Frank Clough, Elmer Toland, Below Pass «Allan Ho, fin Lorne B Bradley, Jack | 1 na Lowden Shephard, R. A. Sennett, Principal, Sr, 11. --Honors--Grace Wiseman, | Betty Wilder, Leo Vanplew, Betty Mihalko, Lilo on Augustus, Charles King, Ronald Ward, Alvina Wilsher, Elsie Ross, Marion Smith, Gertie Fenamore, Dorina Wilsher, Kenneth Johnson, Mar arghrot Hoatll Jack M Mat . fx Isabelle Connor. Helen Hleavd, Smythie Moulourh, Gord jardén , Ross Ha Marri Moons, Bi 0' "Lae, Bill "hi Lawler, Betty Sawdon, Mary Jim Atkinson, Holliday, Cecil Bed A Laura I k, Teacher, (Room 3 Je. 111. --Honors-- Dennis Kings, Norman Pearsall, Jack Kean, Jean Campbell, Webstor Thompson, Doug- las Allin, Pass-- Florence Under- wood: i vy Smart, Evelyn Under- Barron, Edith Adam, Foust Carter, Vernon Moore, John Fisher, Arthur Vergin, Sam Thorn- dyke, Kvans Michael, deorge Foster, Douglas Halliday, Lorne Atkinson, Below Pass--Audrey Gunson, Gore don P , Jack Hoar, Bud Ifeard, Adam chwauck, Albert Bedding: Marjorie Sawdon, Ellen Mowat, sent--David Irwin, Gertrude Char- tors, Grace Gascoigne, Bernard Cla Sr. IL--Honors--Douglas Camer- on, Erma Goldring. 'Pass--Fsther Thomas, Doris Johnston, Doris Stew- art, Jean Thomas, Vi ivian Wilsher, Below. Pan-_Mund Conley. 8 us Roth. Calling ry WA -- Ru olling, Tiunees | inkeon, Julie | Borchuk, Jack R ne Johnsen, Llo Costello, | Tick iltiard, Mary Halli- day.) ary Anderson, Pass--Garnet A § | Class--Honors--Don- ald Beaton, Helon Deverell and poe ore Innes (equal), Ray Campbel uby Palmer, Henry Brown 'orng bo ichol aa_Connor, Gera dG Wilson, Charies we hison, Pass W Hh 3 Voda ar Hare w Pass = wn Robart Seriber, ne, AN Conley, Georgina Bailey. Below Pass--Juck Pixley, Marion Scott, Castle Smith, Mary Vamplew, Mar- aret Holliday, 'Vernon Johnson, onrad Hewis, Mary Scezwsuk, Ag- nes Anderson, Ruth King. Primer--Below Pros, flian Bail oy, Kenneth Sheardy Marion Underx- wood, Eva Virgin Howard Allan, ts ddicton, Teacher, Kindo gactomiinton. A Class--Honors -- Peter Cook, Doris McKinley, Joan Ormiston, Edith Gearon, Jack Whitfield, Teddy Thorndyke, Earl Moore, Evelyn At- kinson, Elsie Gilleapie and Evelyn Muir (equal), Ethel Foster, Helon Luke, Pass--Alex, Foster, B. Class--Honors--Billy Boynton, Bluce nd fen yd (aaah G coigne and Hen 1, fal 2 P Kempthorne; Bo Bobby Lou Palmer, Gordon n MoCleliond, Billy Bull, Wilma James, Evelyn McCullough, Ivan Pindar, Milton Pindar, Milton Wilsher, Below Pass ~Jonny Scriver, Ross Conely, Ab- sent from examinations --- Everett Blight, Douglas Harper, Jean Low- J. E, Tremeer, Teacher, DUNDAS STREET SCHOOL Room 1) Jr, 1V, onors--Elizabeth Cor- I, Gertrude Best, Albert Jackson, arion. Howard Hazell, Al- bert Jul y Blilie Pepper, Wilbur Toland, a ner. Pass--~Her- bert Hunt, # Gordon and Rennie ), Claude Under- Bast. John Dalby, y Vivian Rice, Muriel Harold Gascoigne, Harold Maffey, Dick Stuart, , Anna Town, Jen- Ho Shilling ton, oan ose Glady Park, 'Absent aDorothy th Grodker, Eugene Margaret Little, Below Pass -- Daisy Gammon, Bernico Chureh, Isabelle Collins, Alfred Wil. Hams, Sidney Cornish, Bertie Har. lowe, George Allan, Jim Davidson, 0: L. McIntosh, Teacher, (Room 2) Sr. YI1.-- Honors w= Graham Mac- dougall, Billy Dennis, Patricia Rich- ardson, Pass--Tom Harvey, Gladys Little, Arthur Bradley, Matt Camp- bell, Annie Yacobosky, David Stein, Max Rich, Ruby Allin, Elizabeth , | Mowat, Jack Trueman, 'willie Col- line, Gladys Huntley, Below Pass Fred d O'Dell, Margaret Hopper, Bessie Hawley. Je, II, A~--Pass--~Babs Muir, Mack Roge Bud Dilling, Edith Outwin, Jean Kean, Joan Parsons, Lillian Love, Melvin Tofan. Jr, TL Allan Anderson, Mary SAmphell, Jim Jimmie Mayne, dod Dare. Absent--Freeman ampbe and Geo. Duncan and Lois A ohthaim Below Pass--Allan Bradley, Katie Gordan, Mary Tofan; Doris Noble, Ray C rocker, E. K. Shephard, Teacher, (Room 3) Sr, 1l,.--~Honors--Irene Park, Hel. en Kirby, Pass--Allan Howis, Mal. colm MeClelland, Jimmie Sturgess, Ronald Huntley, Below Pass--Elwin Toland, Dick Collins, Florence Gam- mon, Je, 1l.--~Honors -- Billie Harlow, Lois Marston, Pass--Earl Dilling, Grace Richardson, Jean Livingston, Kathleen Dalby, Helen Geale, Phyllis Hilts, Marie Williams, Harold Hunt- oy, Sadie McKay. Bolow Pass -- Ruth Roberts, Charlotte Potter, Wil. helmina Rich, Maudie Maddock, Kathleen camphell, bell, Peter Ho Harris, Edith Harris, Sr, I.--Honors-- Clara Lemburg, Ruth McClelland, Vivian Dalby, Don- ald Kirby, Pass--Helon Park, Doria Garfat, Mike Dennis, Albert' Gams mon, Josie Crocker, Absent--Ron. ald Bell, PF, M, Heard, Teacher (Room 4) Jr, L=Honors--~ Willie Outwin, Carl Jacobowski, Jack McLean, Abie Lavine. Pass Elaine Sebert and Billie Johnson (equal), Ivan Fletch. er, I'lovence Hawes: Below Pass Motley Stephenson, Junior Primer -- Honors-- Jean Witkinaoh, Pass -- Ernest Outwin, Arthur Spanner, Bob Hilts and Geo. Simpson (equal), Dorothy Brooks and Arthur oynt (equal), Ja Jack Kir- by, Douglas _Dair. Below Pass Georgina Campbell, Violet Noble, I'ved Maddock, Marjorie Gammon, Fred Gammon, Russell Johnston, wn. nners--Honors-- Millie Jaco- iy Dougies Outwin, Isadore ate | Parker, Earl Huntley, Stan} oy Noble, Ona Crocker, Pass--Evelyn Fallow, Allan Williams, Ralph Harris, David Wood Simpson, Erma Hunt. Cliffe Maddock. 'Below Pass Olive Harris, Margaret Potter, 3 goacher, BROCK STREET NOTE, --Brock St, No. 1 wi a peat next week, as teacher inl J-- Roberta Camp- bsent-- Madeline A. | Senior First-~Honors-- oa, Thatehuk, Charles cher, He atson, pelvin Huge ' Srevenson, Pass--Mar iil Phin, | Dorpthy Coo pombe, Mary Mudrey Belly Irvine (equal), Billy Rea, Rn Bags, Tommy Gibson, elow Pass Junior l= TON0 -- a Colby, Mac. Watson, Muriel Hi Margaret Gill," Donald Pindar § aanor Gouldburn, Marks, Erskine Campbell, Rola ot Kars Dougie Bian "George GNStoN, Tames Nea Jackson Sleep, Douglas Vaughan, Senfor Primer == Honors--Leon- srd Dalby, Billie Hardon, Thomas Bland, June Yaugha ny Fokdon Young, Pang lorence or Irwin Hum- phrey, Charles Mesher, Junlor Primer--Honors~ Hannah Lavin Violet Yoildia, Edward Bagg, obert Humphre nh - Gladys Gill, Lilian 8 erif, rgaret Smith, Robert Willis,' a Posenlivelyn Guten, Absent for examinations-- Clarence Chorndike Uilian A party of ladies, member of the Home and Foreign Mission Board of the Baptist Church, journeyed from Toronto ast Wednesday af- ternoon and gave a very interest. ing program, consisting of map talks on the Baptist work In India and West Bollyia, South America, Mis, Marshall and Mrs, Dengate are both very well informed on the subject of Missions, A number of Baptist women from neighboring contres. joined with the Whitby Mission Circle, Miss Evang from Claremont presided and a bountiful supper was served before the vis! tors feft, uray, Teacher, a------ Bread, which has been sold in Whitby all winter by local bakers A. ¥. Sturgess and John Patterson, at 10 cents a loaf, will remain at this price, it 'was announced on Tugsday, It is worthy of note that while To. ronto bakers have been getting 11¢ a loaf in that city all winter, and have now reduced the price to 10 owing to a recent drop in flour prices there has mever been an increase made by local bakers, even when flour was at its peak price. Chain bakeries from the city have heen get- Hing He for their products in Whit. )y A OFFICERS ELECTED BY LAWN BOWLERS Enthusiastic : Meeting Held Last Night--Will Hold Two Tournaments A meeting of the Whithy Lawn Bowling Club was held in the Coun cil Chambers last evening for the pur- pose of electing officers Yor the year, Great enthusiasm was in evidence by all those who were present, 'The new ly elected officers are as follows j= President, Norman Thomas; First Vice President, Mrs, George Ross; Second Vice President, Mr, George Ross; Secretary, Rev, J, Lindsay; Treasurer, A: Li, Kearney, The Green Committee appointed for the year comprises Ander son, George Robb, Herbert Webster, W, C, Correll and John Stanlick The name of Mr, John Hay, the retiring sec.-treas, who has given of his best efforts during the last se ven vears was added to the list of honorary presidents The meeting resolved to hold two tournaments this summer, The first to he held on Wednesday, June 18th afd the second on Wednesday, Aug- | ust 13th, WINDOW TO RE DEDICATED The memory of the ate! Rev, A. Melntyre, M.A, honored next Sunday, when at the | George DD, wil] hej cated y leaves No Brush Marks Fhe PAINT | "Leaves NO BrushMarks" A Canadian Product Better Madi | Flo-Claze is sold by ~M | window will be unveiled and d members former will be Ma n Ad the Chur present Ea edi. of Lo ovening service in the Church of | share the memory of the first rece st, Aldan, Toronto, THISTLE BRAND * Chicken Haddie 10c Butter fn handsome | tor, of St. Aldan Ite Canon H UF FIT & PARK TE ------------,, window The late J, Cody will unveil . the and preach the sermon, Rev, KE. A, Mcintrye was well known in Whithy, having been in charge of 8t, John's Bay Church, that impresses you with its dolicate natural flavor--- unmarred by any foreign talnts-----salted to the right degree, Bun Glo represents & standard that housewives rely upon. Try Glo this woek at this low price Sun specially reduced for this week, SPECIAL WESTON'S 60z. Tin SNOW FLAKE Ammonia 2 "Fin 15¢ RED RIVER #a Cereal pkg. 24c H. P. Sauce That Delicious Sauce to use with all meats. Bottle 26¢ PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Bars 23c¢ BER SPECIAL Hore i your chance to stock at this SPECIAL-- JEWEL Bananas 25¢ doz. Onatelli's Macaroni--16 ox, Asstd, Varieties 2 pkgs. 280 O« & B, Branston Pickles 8 ox, Bottle +... ys vvviis 88¢ Emulsion of Cod on 18 ox bottle ... 0 Mitk«O-Lax, 16 ox. bottle 880 Liver | Shortening ARROWROOT Biscuits: ib, . 19¢ | Seedless | Raisins 21s. 21¢ WONDERFUL VALUR PE CTA LE | PECIAL--FEATURING THIS WEEK P. and G. CIAL--LYNN VALLEY, rw Peaches 19¢ | 2 1bs. CLASSIC Cleanser Tin 8c up on this delicious desert low price . REGULAR ITEMS OF OF QUALITY Hawo's Floor Wax 1 1b tin 48¢ Nonsuch Stove Polish, tin 17¢ Quaker Oats, large pkg... 27¢ HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES AND TOILETRIES Gocoanut Oil Shampoo 4 on bottle ,.,... Rose Talcum Powder Hb tn qaneerserrsvns die] 28e Special! Cooked Ham. Pound Pork Liver. Pound .. ... Back Bacon. Sliced. Potind . '49¢ 15¢ 38 Peameal Cottage Rolls. Pound . Chuck Roast Beef. Pound Weiners. Pound . 29¢ | 2le 25¢ Meats & Fruits Green Onions. Bunch: .«...... Sc Oranges, 59 c Dozen. .......! Fresh Lettuce. 10¢ 3 for CU NURI SCN) BUDWEISER MALT | | SYRUP DARK No 23% 79¢ OR SIZE LIGHT TIN Reduced Prices | On all Eaton's High Quality . "TEAS h Palawan Tea, Black an LADy oun nosinmannonny r+ Family Toa, 1 Ibs oye sm Katonia Tea: 1 1b. +... G8c Epglish Breakfast. Tea, Black ) Aud Mixed, 3 Ib. .,,¢, 780 Meja ava ' COF FEE . The_ Better Blend . ! By Popular Choice Ib, 33¢: 25¢ 10¢ 3o¢ Avparbaun 2 Bunches . ... Fresh Carrots, Bunch Pineapples. 2 Portis sling FRR LS Full Line of Jellied Cooked Meats @] 4 a Nall IS / TH S.a.x vo sTLEATON Co