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| THE WHITBY DAILY TIMES Advertising, subscriptions and news will be received at the _ Whitby Branch Office at Gazette and Chronicle--~Telephone 23, After Business Hours Phone 359. WHITBY EDITOR--J AMES H. ORMISTON CROWN MAY QUEEN VICTORIA DAY AT THE COLLEGE Miss Joy Spencer of Have- lock Chosen -- Fine Ad- dress by Mrs. McLaughlin consideration in the choice of a ueen. Me McLaughlin advised the students to choose a girl whe made use of all her ability aut talents. She quoted Dr. Fosdic as stipulating books, {riendship, service and daily duties as the first things in life. Another quo- tation from this noted preacher and author was "Lengthen your ropes but strengthen your stakes." What a lesson this con- tained. Young people 9 day i given -more latityde thi those of other generations. With ngthened ropes they should on to strengthen the stakes of charaeter., They should also culti- vate a religious background that will strengthen and sustain them in years to come. The Home and School Club movement had adopted as the twelve tests of character, obedience, courtesy temperance, justice, courage, wisdom, faith, hope, love, indus- try, co-operation and service. All those were worthy of possession and should be achieved by the ideal women, Mrs. McLaughlin also admonished her hearers te cultivate 'a sense of humor, Te- tere are no be met with th in rst ballot bY students at jval held at College, on Spenrer, of as formally Elected on the fi popular vote of the ihe May Court F est the Ontario Ladies Tuesday, Miss y y ck, Ontario, Ww Havelon Queen of the May on the college lawn, in the proses ot a large gathering at studen 8 gs of the Colle 5 tri Sol beamed forth in shi hig glory and flooded the beau green Jawn as the graciglis Suess, 41: her Councillors. China, and membering that bid McBeth, of Edmonton; trogvies that cannot : f irs F , | a smile. both elected on Pe bajo. | Mrs, McLaughlin was tendered ang hes Sond, Ruth 'Bowman | the appreciation of the students Maty Jane et Kempthorne, ad- | and' visitors by Dr. Carscallen, end 3 RIgale. on the lawn for | for her very fine address, he Yanced we ceremony. Mrs. R. Following the festival on th the Sorouation of Osh wa, who a | lawn, the sk Margeparted tor Ta ges es previot gly had ad- | their apd one of the May Qu lake. I the students in the col- | whey bearers. lege halk, welcomed the «qd and congratulatea her on He iy after honor conferred upon her bya official college assoclates, and place 9 Chueh on her 'head a beautiful t with tite crown. At the same un efor the school pin, presented by thea; ire 4 tle Chapter Alumnae of th ro ore lege, was given 19 het, Ph ne entered red the progra J , hh a Queen's honor, Yiaes were the direction of Miss Helen SoD ae ley, physical instructor a Miss Pat College, the programme i ing (1) Indian Clubs; damental Danish Gymna Polish dance; (4) En Dances--CGreen Sleeve Me ed a Cree and Hyde Pa rk; (5), rl dance; (6), Skipping (OVC he evening 7) Scarf Dance; (1 1: xe always been the ot which these exercises proved to b ho Kin. popular, and they reflected . very careful physical training en to the college students. eather for an outdoors 4 Se could not have been betd ter, It was certainly of the ymeen's variety. Queen RS. McLaughlin Spoke Prior to the election a of lie I's 8. Mel, Te ie Sa A es = May gv Mrs. RB. ressed the | SALTER--Entered Into rest in students, She was introduced by | Oshawa, May 24th, Beverly haderinéipal, Rev. Dr. C. R. Cars- | Joan Salter, age 1 year, 10 callen, whe when the proceed- months, voungest daughter of ings opened, acted as chairman in Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Salter, 127 ihe absence of Mr. William Ross, Warren Ave. of Toronto, chairman of the Funeral from : the ; Board of Directors, who, came in | Mr. George A. Salter, 38 Bond later and was warmly welcomed | gtreet East, Thursday, May 26 by the principal, members of the | Service 2.30 p.m. (daylight sav- faculty and stugenis. ing). Interment Union Cemetery. Lie lin spoke 1 NL ano, nwmbers were giv- en by Miss Elva Lynch and Miss Lula Golden, of the college stall. Then followed the, national an< | "0 Canada. et TT Address | Advising the students to choose and cultivate the best things in life, such as" poise, obedience to the laws of Health, dignity, beau- ty of mature, strength of charac- ter, kindliness, the desire to help others, ability to meet the diffi- culties of life, and to make use and not abuse the keynote of life, Mrs. McLaughlin in a most ap« propriate and thoughtful address made a deep and undoubtedly as g impression, Ia ied that the first May Queen was elected at the Ontario Ladies' College in 1899, also that the custom was in vogue in Eng- land when the Danes first came over and occupied that land. Coming always in the springtime, ti signified hope, happiness and renewed strength. The hawthorne, the speaker pointed out, was the May tree, and it was chosen be- cauge its wood was very hard, and {its beauty manifest through- out the entire year, With other 'trees it was a member of the rose family. Its choice and attractions spoke of strength, 'beauty of use- fulness, virtues worthy of cultiva- tion by every young woman, and virtues that should. be taken into BUEHLE PHONE 1147 WE DELIVER . THURSDAY SPECIALS 'SMALL SHOULDER Roast Beef 1b. 9¢ PICKLED PURE LARD ib. 8c FRESH CUT SIDE PORK ib. 1 Qe . VEAL BEEF SHANKS | HEARTS Ib. 6c | Ib. 8c a t . 5» vd Mrs. W. A. Quibell of Toro is the guesteof Mrs, D. M, Simcoe Street North. LJ * * Mrs, D. R, Burns and Miss sie Burns of London, are guests of Mrs. W. Fairbank Street. ENGAGEMENTS 9° (on tea was ,all and the zm, welcomed Mr. and Mrs, P. J, of their eldest daughter, He son of Mr, and Mrs. W, derson. The marriage place in June. E. Marriages =. on Wed- "Mr. apd." a ang Service 2 p.m. op'~ ome and 2.30 at St. .a's Anglican Church. Inter- lent Union Cemetery. (122a) home of . In Memoriam STEVENS--In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs, Emma Stevens, who passed away May 25th, 1931. : Calm and peaceful, she is sleep- ing, | Sweetest rest that follows pain. And we who loved her sadly miss But trust in God to meet again. Son and daughter, Ed, and Elsie. 122a) Too Late To Classify LOST--IN OSHAWA ON THE Kingston Road west, colored lined rubber bag containing four ladies' bathing suits, caps and towels. Kindly return to The Times office. Reward. (122b) FOR RENT--7 ROOM HOUSE. Apply 210 Prince st. With 2 gar- E nveniences. ages. All co (127e) RENT-- 6 ROOMED house, all conveniences, on pave street, reasonable rent, Thogs t . 711M or call a i on FOR PORK & BEEF SAUSAGE 3 Ibs. 25¢ JRE PORK Pe AUsAGE 2 lbs. 27¢ DUMARTS' LITTLE PORK SAUSAGE 1 1B. CARTON 1b. 19¢ LOIN OR RIB VEAL CHOPS 1b. 17¢ 3 Ibs. 23¢ STEW CUTS VEAL 3 Ibs. 23¢ BREAST VEAL ile re } \ ed for the punt-like 1 by paddle ren can Wo, awa Home are to be i.i; 01a one ed to one ¢, runs out {ress nei) Wt over 300. Com ited to keep in yenile movemen geants Db; ing Tod, Ontario, Knight, Chapman wish to announce the engagement Willena, to Edward John, eldest Hen- will take 26. | Pd 0 (Contir p /hat is to be do e Jubllecs, of small ahi 'emain on the cit he parks after mijchildren. t oats are p . was an impor t ¥ ter {ome an mportan THE | ued from the wa 5a at the annual An earnest r was After dali that somethi. started to Pigg seeing that rk, when the orchestra way to the %en are in theirlay, people made their ing continuep'clock at night. Pavilion where danc- Monday nigj, R. S. McLaughpd until midnight. On dance of th) nitice of the coht, when the opening the Pavilionwhat is being de season was held at lion by the Foref, over 500 attended. SES ON RE GIVEN IN Club which has voluntary co of the sch { day between and Geo. Th ENP! §f the =zhool tru (ISH i% Home and § RyOUllYing. Mrs, wd WA ® things up as i § for the Oshad (ContdOW- favorite wb was decided &inued from page 1) t the cgting that the ®ith the schoc rendered fr would be nel cusion of his talk was r, but a definil hearty applause. h Pageants street School's programme different rmined. ised that birds hewhat in other Wincluded two ay the pupils, a Flag" d of Britain", spoke briefly Loyalty." nship and the ject of the add Vestmount Sch There were hat " nto El- very fittings of or Oy len parents and aged 6, and Rami C. E. Crags will" funeral thatiis to "Bi the family repidepge afternodn at} twe-ay Interment | will be mi Union cemetery. JATH OF ANDREW DEA AEX ene bonne 1 | 0G ndrew Bakogeorge, dged 5 died a" his home, 151 Athol St. on Monday afternoon. The late Mr. Bakogeorge, #@& native of Greece, had' lived in this city for over fifteen years and was 'well known as the proprietor of the Olympia Candy Works which he operated on King Street East for a number of years and which of late has heen moved to King St. West, The death of Mr. Bako- george, occurred, following an operation at the Oshawa General Hospital. He leaves his widow, and two sons, Peter and George, of Oshawa. Two brothers, George of Barrie, Ontario, and Tony of Lindsay, are also survivors as well as two sisters in Greece and another sister, Mrs, Poulitis of nfrew, Ontario. Rene Bishop of the Greek-Catho- lic Church of Toronto will offi- ciate at the funeral of the late Andrew Bakogeorge, which is be- ing held this afternoon. A service at the home is at 2 o'clock and © i | 0 | 1 v 1 t 1 t i 1 there is to be one in St. George's Church at 2.30 o'clock. Inter- | ment will be made at the Union cemetery. CENTRE STREET Church Tea, Savy May 26. from 3 & RUMMAGE SA George's Parish St., Thursday, Auspices of Th Te UNITED y, Thursday, 07. (121-122) BE IN ST. Hall, Centre ay 26 at 1.30. ie Guild. { (121)b) 20 AVILION DANC- 'j@ nine till twelve. 5c, First ten ad- (122a) LE, WESTMOUNT ing tonight, Admission mission 16¢ RUMMAGE Church, Thu p.m. DON'T FORG tonight, i tario Hall, 1B T THE DANCE Admission t¥,. "yjiy at On- i a ehind Armouries. g RING ST. rsday, May 26th, 2 (122a) RUMMAGE freshments orth at 2. Re agi OT Order of Es LB, 14 SIMCOE pn a ¢5. Under auspice BARNHART'S night, round stern Bier 1904 Canadian RYY p yir10n 7 chestra, Gent uare danci vide lunch. and gq Boys' 0 RUMMAGE 5A 26¢, ladies PI United Cuber 5, V3 0'CLOG THE Association m ment Sin Thursday aftq WOMEN'S heting May 2 rnoon, 3.30 Genosha Hote Tamblyn, of the speaker, J Miss FToronto, wil ra. JB, SVIEW PARK ULAR PLAGE Pavilion has purchas- and are propelled Wheels that the child- efrn themselves, & an enclosure attach- gel the small piers that of the park} or Jiducation a0m the beach in front and the other, sof 3 rcises by the p ' and Mth songs gladly invite th a week to try just beginniy® who can ond their 1s at one whoa! ig to eat, and a child 1f ourd®s ly eat certain foods, so food, t' open invitation to any- sod, it | enty cents, Four | THE OSHAWA DAILY NWVES, WEDNEgH A+ MAY 25 -- VEDNESDAY, MAY 25, CITY AND DISTRICT NEWS ADJOURNED 223 Bloo | LIQUOR CASE Al Fred Lukashewich, Street East, appeared before Magistrate Creighton this mor | ing to fact a charge of having = Haquor in his possession illegally! yoy, Ja - Fi Mangan, who appeared [or hay FIRE ( the accused, agreed to a remd oq 4 requested by the Crown for jhe appearance of his client on Jue 1. any past,' or OLIDAY - % twice that had theiyp ¢ There Wis no prope either cago, The [te the han at 2 | These small, erfectly safe VAGRANT SET FREE Joseph Mroezek, a tira left the court with all du this morning when Ma Creighton remanded him tance, gine die, on a ch: vagrancy on which he red | had evidently | in court on May 17. It w@#'ed | bration yb that the accused had hge a4 | However, 2. "rnoon fe i m Queen They ea! eed gproad to a "(call wag ppce l- | evening from : Bloor of | Some hoy had a sha 1 "fire and spread tg 8. The threateneq to cause the department by passersby beat val provincial institution ®=cal | shacy years ago and was pics by the police when he wag"nd playing with the chaing'y Iy- drant, : ) of a were en a he Saw the flames Te OPEN As All the st open for py afternoon followin day'y holiday Ing provideq ¢, lioliday by-law tele- | by the City oy tree STOVE WANTED > Associated W ---- for a cook stove wit AL a needy family in tl is nothing of this distributing rooms headquarters woul y donation of a | this immediate need phone 1206 if 3 old |of the stove to donate rthy | tion, cause. | | --™ [ HOSTE], HAD BUSY DAY Gasolene sgf Oshawa andfl trict repo: t} terday, Me Mout, had fog¥ bi, _" ger of thi sta sinesg B fill rin the ouncijl Retaj] Merchants COMMITTE gin TTE mittee ip men's hogte] Burke : | called Mine. [Hon with important 1 ated ( po i were | to the adminjgt yg institution, ionaliza 1 pupils and 8s 'in % dis- 8 yes- Sur of best co have from the schools, in patriotic pa- the first be- "We Rev. F. J on the 7 4 Empire ress ool (by Veming jn 8 busi bape pee ---- tion of Be those evelling | nett Beayp C. Voice, last Absorbing three ble time 1ously Who hours wou Vernmey, arnojg De Cahan, 1 in ¢ night hate of a ; hurrying to ; , thig Beauharnojg de} many respects one o curious ever he First of 8) the pr Sev. Some he J te ne ? the , negativ, . Proposal 44,., ard in the all, the m discussion Commons tration Progr big I Robert Ive Leader, It or order m on Wag deb. turned re was Conservative Mr Cahan, 5 you ] " . Way thr § 264 44 2 Pa fi a ; the Quebec decir. h un- 4 course, de i Give. the onfidenee + o a the cone, animoygly 4. est he @erly hig pf, out | wa | ¢ | ters "Wn making byt | Ho u ( | hy sy a pr hie wdlepn Wy giviet tg ht tion in ans he t ht rf Porv lrg Upoy Arn Speake now haw in i . "9 Lavergne an pone a Lit ot "he "Yen h that th ve \puh he nione Imse at whose Je he hag my peaker, ru ner uty 4 -- Mr. G speaker, 8 neariw uppoisy [ tood; but op. 'o the Editor ong 4 24th, Hog, | thers Sir--Kindly allow¢ Time | I our paper on betalfy a spake inl yave to accept direct hips Wile P heir is nothing Britheh in | J t is being handled foryah he roughest to be pbiai ng the meat, The by ast about three dads If anyone ean OAD make the rations n the house. say about the Ww © got one can of salmon , #4 Monday, and on opening it "way | found it wag bad and we food i includ- | ®8t. Last night, I went to tickets § the peanut butter, but I could Fed ¥ Toadfow me how 4o fled ." last onc week 1 tem to my home for me¢* it out, I have a baby as the galmon, $2.25 worth of supplies, This is a nice way to treat We have lived in Oshawa years, were taxpayers four but not now, as have lost our home, and years, will take the job on men work a weck for this ing nginey are paying very dear for con ink those responsible are go- | § the right way to make us all Fimunisp. 1931. Yours truly, MRS. ' Few Want City Lots Yours truly, LILIAN WILLIAMS, 305 Verdin Rd. TIE RELIEF STORE 13 Byck Street, East, Oshawa. To the sditor, Oshawa Times, Dear S| '1 hop you will be so kind as to allo me space in your news- paper,8 We are one of the many familil now on direct relief, Therel'e three of us, but we on- Jy gesupplies for two, as my lett that there had only five applications for vacant lots for cultivation that wards lots were available for persons ing about of vegetahles. 400 lots There owned able for cultivation, RR. tue rush all 18iness May 24 than department yesterday to fiy i | secure origin in dry first 05 p.m, ass fire gt the re a Junk pil Ived at 8, "en having a cele- destroyed the at ores in Oshaw. as usual the Yesterday, (hig be- recently at the request Associa- E MEETS al meeting of gi charge the 8, has heey ition of thir} -- augrnois Project Debated Commons hate was f the most an who opened iardiner from movin, which the deba hey Astonished pmpromising flonsly, as dep- Pout of order. + ty, so I guess . A to do without | Ardiel and Harriet Leigh-Mallory, Mi! not so long as | 'hat relief could | not eat it, 20 it had to be thrown | se if, as it was too stale to use, | 80 it had to go out the same way We got about My husband has heen out of work since July, A. VIPOND. Ottawa.--Mayor Allen express- ed disappointment when inform- ed by City Clerk Norman H. H. been city-owned this summer, The city had advertised in all who would wish to use them for the grow- are by the city, of which some 200 are suit- 1932 f day and dia we have on | Some years | | (Continued same line to sho were on had rebyi CALLS were cg w how t his entire plan gra) 3, rty damage n call cape in the af- Street where ar of No, 41 e. The other 35 in the Street Wey, ck there ang owest possible cost in secure business; the same line, a special course in der to find means quality of his prod how chemist , uct, these men w cre mn an effort to improve J isitors | The visitors ysis pressed by the rece them, said Mr, M the fine spirit shown by the received busi lay 24, the cedar of the flames bush fire go called out having they A Pusinesy wa period of the valuable the Scottish man Mr, ~ Mackinng with him alogue being u contacts ufacturers, om brought . ted a splendid of the mission, placed in the : ommerce office f{ ocal citize x I citizens who BISHOP BETH) a4 were this whole new half. enacte] | com- single rner of (Continued from 1) | Hop, step 2 ~1. Clara Le l, Hop, step Ouise Dreyer, 2 3. Mary Dignam. I'hrowing cricke mediate--], I) y Seagram, 1ITowing C ( Helen El 5 Margaret Baile 'orm relay 2. Upper Sixt] of the, Basketball connee- ness 388 re. enior 1a Lande | ball, Rut arny Fletcher, e--1. Upper Fift} oting, oroga- | race, Fog Lise Chal, 2. Peggy ander, 3. Joan Dobie, By High jump, junior y pe Smith, 3. Laurel Jacobs. gh jump, intermediate--~1. June d, Clara Lee Watt, 3 open Alex arre 2 . 4) jump, Dreyer, 2. Helen Dignan and May vards race, diel, 2. cobs. Three-legged race, open--1 Pullen and Virginia Lander Dilys Edwards and Fay Buskar Biscuit and water race, senior May Cooch and Nancy McMurray, 2. Nan Pullen and Helen Elliott, Biscuit and water rac i mediate; 1. Sally Bra Lee Watt, 2, Annette S Eleanor Smith. senior--1, Elliott, 3 Cooch, tied. junior---1| Hope Smith, 3 cgue June Ar ) Laure! Ja- Nan > d 1. , the eral, c, Sask race, open koft, 2. Louise kay. 100 yards, senior--1, Louise Drey- er, 2. Sanna Chalykoff, 3. May | Coc ¥ | Ww 1. June 1. Sanna ard- Dreyer, 3 Ibarrow race, junior- | . Florence McGillivray and Hope | Smith. | Mathematics Race-- 1, Margaret | Bailes and Alice Lander, 2. Leslie Brooks and Marny Fletche Thread and Needle race- Buskard and Dilys Edwa Ardiel and Harriet Leigh-Mallory, Obstacle race, junior--1, Hope | Smith, 2. Nancy Maynard, 3. Junc | Ardiel. Obstacle race, intermediate--1, | Clara Lec Watt, 2. June Friend, 3] Dorothy Dignam { Obstacle race, senior--1. Fay Buskard, 2. Betty Jamieson, 3. Alice Lander. BRITAIN WILL PAY WAR DEBT 70 U.S, Instructs Ambassador to Sign Without Prejudice for Ten Instalments 2 on we 1. Fay 2. Jung use not us, 29 for we London, May prejudice to any future war debt readjustment, the British Government yesterday instructed its ambassador at Washington to sign an agreement with the United States in ten yearly in- stallments, plus four per cent. 25. --Without J Safe Bet on Any Track in America --Or in any other locality as well, What are we talking about? -- |ohnston's Clothing of course. You can always feel at ease when you are outfitted at [ohnston's., ' --And so reasonable too. See our * line of Summer Sports Wear now. Johnston's Club Prices on Tennis Supplies interest. INPRESSEDBY == SCOTTISH Ship = from page 1, increasing busin quantity production an effort to other 'in the had sent his son of improving the This shows | stepping ont | JAreatly ption given to | ackinnon, and y | , Co-operation Canadians whe had consideralic s done dur- exhibit, ; made COLLEGE SPATS =: 2. ermediate riend inter- ball, senior--1., 3 open -- 1 2. Marny Fletcher, 1 1. June Ardiel, » | NGBS d Clara | Out with ram and | and be proud of Canada ang of | excellent , Representative ce Telephone No. 744 Contribu- ie, f 1 da' AT ) ce ho and four ] imi chorus, "Our Doneld cassor; hoys' L ) and § keen they ess, One t, 50 as to at the 5 Our Flag," chorus, hepherds; Jr, 111 in "God and I'reserve Qur : , "The Land e Maple closing number, National Anthem," to take . + choru ry, in or- Were ness, HOLIDAY WAS QUIET I'here were Victoria Day in n yesterday, the for the most part spending day, Many todk advantage hol to go visiting or ving visitors; others were in gardens and flower beds, pupils | not a few spent the after Prin. | Woon at the park or viewing the chair- | #pple blossoms, The trafic on the | highway was quite heavy throughs famme was an addre by Rev. . 8. Kerr, of St. Paul's church, the day, who spoke on Empire Day, In hig | j opening remarks he congratulat- 7{ ed the children on their excellent [#inging, and believed their ac | complishmentg to be a necessary bart of every Canadian girl's and | | boy's education. said they | | should he proud of the privilege of attending such a fine school | efficient teaching should make it a | to do their best for the! teachers, who were in turn doing their best for them. | During the past three hundred | Jritish Empire had | it now belts | no netic Ww im fur mn tow amme | PEOPLE § chool UREN] afternoon, the ol the held th to the school side where the d into a large square Johnstone acted as the exer- grounds | Yoo on the on occasion 2 chief numbe; the oul i Nro- |INDBERGH CASE (LUE COLLAPSES Suspect Selected by' "Jaf- sie" Had No Connection With Case He with such an | point | years the |? . . A (By the Canadian Press ; | growm until tw the | Hopewell, N.J.. May 25 ") oe +i whole world, "This we may well clue which. Dr. Jc bn "Condon | be proud of," said Mr. Kerr, "but | dots ah ' ! | " te fo 4 Bronx mediator i i | our. real pride is in the charac- Ris des or In lie Lindbergh térg of those persons wh'o have far to pick in Lis eR 8 i been called upon to be our queens } sands of the roug F wh h ou and kings during the past one | tures 'colla Aion Ty Nor hundred years, and more parti-| =o hwarzkopt a ey Dr SujRHy Moignnd Victoria, who | Condon, "Jafsie," wag paid fifty Jeane he yer Binty Youre, and | 1, 5usand dollars ransom in a fus i pil STL ahs enslon 0% tile attempt to obtain the return ': 4 a5 ? of tl 2 he hy Fe ie > | greatest, lived a simple lite, | oi ie Jans had hi keg Sut ond {and one of her reques on AL pane . 5 . pid Liv va » of "John" to whom he hand- Sending The om was to ask ed the ransom money. But subse- prayers of her people. On | 4, 05¢ inyestigation into the acti one occasion she was visited o 3 by / t pi " im African rings ho uoked hey | 11 ws 00, ie men selec. soveal the secret of her country's great- Ping jac 3 Eo 1 \ ness She pre sented him with a | See. ce, however: ki. oo vile and saic That is the 'se- | ,:. aye. u f 8 J fh cret.," Commenting on om hye. en ch of he Pictures ereigns, the aker y the 1 a y ) le eles we ect- picts in that Bava gr 10 ed into the case to-day with the known as the peaceniaker Gooren | nding near a Camden Children's |r a » George | Lome he ; 4 d { V., the 'present king, was known VO roughly written | as the sailor and the Prince of : were found in an old Wales as the smiling prince all oat, hanging on the fence. of whom inspired lovalty to our ; id How i the baby?" empire, and all of whom we may See you to-morrow.' justly be proud "We come a noble breed | British breed," said the speaker, and have k She SOV- spe note They over The | and * of Kingston's Bivihday King It was just eignty- May 18, sincese: Act was passed incorporatin town of Kingston as a eity, ton $iX years right and we and every up, firm to can steady ago hold sten ¥ our el the 5 head steps | the Empire of which she forn part," A number of citizens were als, present and were not lacking in their applause for the various numbers on the programme given | by the pupils of the school, in an | manner reflecting much credit on the teachers responsi- ble for their training. The programme here follow Opening chorus," "0 Canad Class chorus, "Our Flag"; Salut- ing the Flag, which was unfurled by Jack Parker, and the whole schobl repeated the pledge to the flag: recitation, "The y Marion Mahood: "John Bull's a Invalids, Cripples, ete., may have the eyes examined LATE | home, 4 C. H. Tuck, Opt. Eyesight Specialist Disney Block Opp. P.O, Oshawa, 1516=--"hone--1516 Union | class | Children"; { chorus, Bargain Fares to TORONTO Saturday, May 28, 1932 SPECIAL TRAIN--Eastern St Lv. Oshawa12.10 Sanda Time, Ar. Toronto--1,00 p.m, Returning: Special train leaves T 3 si guming: Speck © oronto 7.00 Poy. Tickets good going on special trai \} Retu (Time Table Stops Only) Trains 18 and 6, Re uming May 26th, Train 14, Sunday, May 20th, Also on special train 7.00 p.m., Sunday, May 20th, § Tickets good in coaches only, Children 5 years and under 12, Ask for Dodger-- ihe baggage checked. Secure tithets early alf fare, from nearest Agent. T-33 CANADIAN NATIONAL This action was in conformity with the recent request which the United States sent to its debtor nations asking for a formal agreement to cover the sum suspended during the debt holiday. Murder Conviction Appeal Dismissed Toronto, May 25. -- Henry Quinn, Sarnia, will be hanged June 24. His appeal from a con- viction and sentence of death for participation in the murder of Samuel Weinstein, London gro- cer, was dismissed by the ®adg- ment of the Appelate Court here to-day. Wallace 'Ramesbottom, 18-year-old Sarnia youth, was hanged for his part in the same murder recently, Ramesbottom did the shooting with a gun sup- plied by Quinn, who had remaip- ed outside Weinstein's store as a "lookout." sp -------- Perth.--Considerable anxiety Is felt over the whereabouts of an 18-year-old girl, member of a well-known Perth family, who has been missing from her home for the past 18 days, Her dia- appearance has been reported to the Perth police. The missing girl is described as of medium build, fair with ' blue eyes and fair wavy hair, When last seen she was wearing a blue flowered silk dress, black spring coat and black shoes. She was not wear- ing a hat when she left home, For every room in the house-- ' -4 Scrims to fine imported Brussels Nets. Priced, ie 10- © 85¢ per yard |