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The National Grocers Company Limited are holding their annual | fence. plenie at Cream of Barley Camp, this ifacus and. evening. ved or diy to Sey, on EA Pavilion hie | ng iN nlace on Monday evenin to! ey have. oan ated, Lbremip nt pis & WILY. ah A d Bew- | "in oy i 24] many ° Baller , Eggs Plentiful. re, Was an abundance of butter oi eggs on this mording's market, ling at forty cents a pound or dozen th, cases, and -it was nearly all neh, up by the early morning buy- bey here were nine bexes of straw- berries which made their appearance and all were taken in short order, sell- ing at 2) cents a box. The fow! were also on sale hut at 815 had not been sold, the price asked was thirty cénts a pound, Reply From Ottawa Mayor glay runners who journeyed from Toronto to Ottawa arriving In the capital city on Dominion Day ecar- ed from Mayor Preston a oe sage of felicitation on behalf of citizens of Oshawa to the people he Ottawa, The letter was delivered to Mayor J hn Balharrie of Ottawa whose reply received by Mayor Pres- ton was as follows: "I had great Pel re in receiving your letter, accept t my sincere thanks, for wishes which it contained, They oF in gréeting and for the' ki ing heartily reciprocated by the pepole of, Ottawa," Fined $100 and Cotta Having two 'bottles of ligpor in his possession without the a 3100 permit cost Ruben Hamlyn $100 and costs in police court this ing, Hamlyn had the option bf t days in jail but he chose to Ne His actions on Simcoe street south yesterday evening aroused the Ip- terest of the police and on sarching Hamlyn they folind 'the hard st ' pokin fhe sentence ordered' that th the, ligno! estroyed, ' Col, Magistrate Hind in addition to Grierson, i the Sonn WRITE OR CALL ON RB. QUINTON Manntacturer of HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR 44 3 Tey Neat Shoe Repairing BROCK ST, SOUTH WHITBY, ONT, P.0, BOX 363. : - ------ Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FREE © Qn Sui Case or Club Fag Saywell © Son wim) 'yards, Castle Trethewey "| Hollinger . '| Laval of, inting rat of- 'Plea' for' 1 x Ahr Ea ro complied and imposed he ported he. minimum, fine, FINE RARKSANSHP ~ AT BISLEY MEET St, John Man Has Highest Scare With a Possible 38.44 300 Yardy (Cable Sorvipe To Th Pies By Lapadian Press Frese Bisley Camp, Eng. jo 9. --First class marksmanship was shown 'by the team ° of 'Canadian in /Coann Doyle and Donegal service rifle matches 'when they finally got down to serious shooting. in the National Rifle Association. The great tour- nament here, n Conan Dayle stat- uette shoot, Lt, McAyity, of St. John, N. B,, Hy 'the highest scose, A possible of 45, at two hundred yards, Four Canadians, Hawkins, Stock, Wood apd Martin, had possi- bles In second distance, five hundred ut y STOCK MARKETS TORONTO (Noon Ra 93% Stock Abitibi Paper .,.. Bell Telephone ... i Br. Amer, Ol ,, B.C. Fishing Can. Ind. Alcohol | City Dairy 120 Gooderham & Worts 52 Hiram Walker Int. Petroleum , ,. Imperial Ojl Int. Nickel, Massey Harris 'sy Seagram . ry Shredded Wheat re Twin 'City... ... Mines Argonaut rer Area , . Bunker Hill rion Barry Hollinger yer ,., Central Manitons ' Nome . eeley Silver Kirkland Lake Lake Shore , Macassa . .. Melntyre Noranda . Mining Corpn. Nipissing . Potterdoal . .. Premier . Plopeer. , ' Tetk Hughes ; Tough Oakes ... . Towagmac .. .. ,.. Vipond . .. ; Wright Hargraves , Mining sales to noon 199,897 shares. Silver, 56%. NEW YORK Stock High Low Amer. Tel. 163% Atchison 180% Balt. & Ohio 116 Baldwin L. 238 Famous Plrs. 94% Gen. Motors 200% Hudson 82% Int. Comb. 46 nt. Nickel 62 Kansas City S. 66 Loews Incorp. 51% ¥. Missouri Pac. Mont, Ward Overland Phillips Pete, ad 5 Yeing partners iy THE OSHAAW DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. Riad 9, 1927 iL oR Soh Rg ip tween Bamfield ship "Restorer," under shaxter cific Telegraph a, the all red ine was doub Canadian, Australian and New the cable from Australia to Joie of of the' and from there to the gi Pacific and ledsed to 0 last stretch of cable wes CITY SUPPORTS BROKERAGE OFFICE Stobie, Forlong and Company Serves Growing Field in Oshawa Evidences of the growing importance of Oshawa among the newer Ontario cities is at once apparent to even the most casual visitor, As an indication of the spirit progress which animates the commun- ity it may be mentioned that the city has supported a stock brokerage office with direct private wire connection with Toronto and New York for the past four years. The locai office is a hranch of Stobie, Forlong and Com- pany, one of the most prominent Cana- dian financial houses. The present or of ganization rpresents the outgrowth of | the | Cawthra Mulock and Company, heads of Stobie, Forlong and Company in the former firm. The firm "was responsible for the financing 4 of the Maple Leaf Milling Company and the Canada Bread ay well as a number of other operations of a similar nature. Stobie, Forlong and Company main- t2in the largest privite wire system in Ontario, by means of wiich con unuous quotations on Canadian, York and Chicago stocks and comino- dities are received in the branch of- fices a few seconds after the transactions occur. The local office at 11 King street east is part of this ex- tensive wire system. Although the a wide field, the development of the Canadian min- ing industry that it is most prominent- identified. Maintaining its own field men in the different camps, Sto- bie, Forlong and Company and its clients are always in close touch with as With the laying of a 70-mile ih of cable be- and Alberni, B.C., by the cable by the "Canadian Pa- Pacific cable service new line is another Canadian Rl ific link between Canada, Australia and New Z The Pacific Cable Board, representative of British, Zealand governments, id Island, and the line that connects the distant Empl ire stretches across Canada to Hali- heart of the Empire, e' second all-copper line that has been built by the New | actual | firm's activities cover | it is in connection with { 4) ", io Low wer e Sitio at Bamfield, cable business, Zea- for that purpose, Bamfield, on Van- This the Pacific Cable cable station shipped from Eng- lelt---Laving cable between Bamfield and Port Ale land via the Panama Canal some time ago, when it was deemed necessary to cope with the increasing The cable was weighed over 260 tons and was officially inspected and 0.K."d by J, McMillan, dian Pacific Telegraphs, in two sections + feneral Manager of Cana- 0 journeyed to England The accompanying illustrations were taken during the recent operations, the trip ship *Restorer" lying near the wo! of the Island. Off the starboard side and extending into the foreground of the picture can be seen a line of barrels which floats the cable until the time comes to lower that section to the bottom, settlement has sprung up at Bamfield around the part of which, with the station, is seen ina view taken from the "Restorer," hs shows One of the phiotogra éd shores 'A smart little GASOLINELESS WEEK- END FACES CHICAGO (By Associated Press) Chicago, Wis, July H,--Half a million" motor car users in Chicago metropolitan district faced a gasolineless week-end today as oll company and union officials continned. the confers ence looking to the re-opening of filling stations, closed by the controversy over wages to be paid attendants and tank truck rivers, "GAS INSPECTOR" | Gains | Homes as a Fake Gas Company Official On gaining entrance to three homes in the west end of the eity {during the past few days, a middle aged man, posing (the Consumers' Gas Company, call- ing to inspect meters, made an aft- tack on the women in each of three homes, | I7irst complaint of this man was to the police of Claremont Sirect Division Wednesday after- neon. Within an hour's time the man managed to get into two hous- . on Strachan Avenue, and the other on Givens Street. | made One i i Sp o------ It is with un and enthusiasm forward to the in- of Canada's actual developments. bounded confidence | ha at the firm looks casing development | eres at natural resources ATTACKS WOMEN Entrance to Three as an employee of | At the Strachan avenue house he [ ma I vang the doorhell, and when the woman opened the door he sald he was an inspector and wanted to he [shown to the cellar to inspect the |gas meter. On being shown down {lio pretended to examiné the meter, [then suddenly he turned around, and grasping the woman, struck her o blow, Man Runs, | The woman, suffering from fright, screamed, and the map ran up the stairs and walked out .of Me front door. It was some little time before the woman recovered fron} the shock, and notified the police, While police were obtaining in- formation from the woman the sec ond occurrence took place in the Givens street house, Here similar tactics were used. he woman broke away from the wan, and he fled, Yesterday afternoon a woman liv- ing on Shaw street complained to the police that a man representing {himself as an inspector managed to get into her homme. On going down into the cellar he picked up a ham: wer from a shelf and struck her on the hdid. The blow was a glancing one | Inspectors Carry Padges, OfMeials of the Gas Company ex- plained yesterday that every one of their inspectors carries a badge and number. No badge was shown by this man in either of the three plae- es he got into. | The woman on Shaw street was so nervous she could not remember whether the man said he was from the Gas Company or represented himself as a telephone inspector. All three women victims of the n gave siimlar deseriptions to detectives. He is about. 40 years of age, 5 feat 9 inches in height, of stout build and clean shaven. His hair is tur2ing grey, and he was wearing a shabby blue suit, and a felt hat. Wellington, N. N. Z., July 9.--In the third' 'test' match of their tour, the | Canadian all-Stars were defeated by a New Zealand representative soc cer team here today by 1-0. One goal was scored in tho last two min- utes. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stocks, 136 El- gin street desire to extend to their neighbors ang friends their sincere thanks for all the kindnesses shown them during their recent sad be- réavement. Too Late to Classify LOST--IN VICINITY OF BLOOR street east and Cedanrdale, rimmed glasses. Finder please leave at Maple Leaf Dairy, 66 Nas- sau street. Reward. (6c) LOST -- A MILK ROUTE BOOK. Finder kindly return to Maple Leaf Dairy, 66 Nassau street and receive reward. (6-¢c) GIRL. POR GENERAL OFFICE (5-2) {8 dark i$ work wanted. Apply in own hand- writing. State salary expected. Box "K* Times. (6-c) Announcing Luke Furniture MUSICAL HOUR 12.00 to 1.30 Daily Use of lot opposite-our store on King Street East has been ananged, where seats will be provided and we cordially invite the public to avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing the LATEST PHONO- GRAPH RECORDS, as well as your OLD TIME FAVORITES and also the various RADIO PROGRAMS being broadcast during this hour through our FEDERAL ORTHO-SONIC-BRUNSWICK PAN- ATROPE COMBINATION HOOKUP. WE WILL Al SO BE VERY PLEASED to broadcast any RECORD REQUEST NUMBERS possible if you will advise our Mr. D. A. Tait, either by phone or letter, what you wish to hear. LUKE FURNITURE CO. | KING STREET U NITED CHURCH y ; 139 King St, E.--Phone 218, 11 a.m. --Morning Worship. : 7 p.m.--Evening Service, ; Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.--Prayer Service. Thursday, 3 p.m--Ladies' Aid. Simcoe St. United rand St. Andrew's ' Congre gations in Sirpoos Street Church Rev. F. J. Maxwell in charge. 10 a.m.--Both Sunday Schools will meet at this hour, St, Andrew's will go to Simcoe Street Church and Simcoe Street Sunday School will meet in the school room, 11 am.--The Orangemen of the city will join with these two congregations at the morning service, Special sermon on an Important Subject, 7 p.m,--Evening Topic--"Anothey Chance Given." 3 30 Flena i y hone 66TF 3 Sunday, July 10 : ousness," 1 A , 4IST. GEORGES. ANGLICAN Cor, Bagot and Centre, Streets' L Rev," 0. W. dePencler;'M.A, 39 Athol Street West, Sunday, July 10 Holy Communion--8 a.m. 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer. Sunday School--Centre 2.30 p.m. St. George's Hall. 7 p.m.-- Evensong, ;| Baptisms 2nd Sunday each mon ALBERT ST UNITED Rev. RB, A, W hatinm, Leiah kod 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11 a.m.--*"The Eventide of a Great Man's Life." 7 p.m.--"*The Bin of Covet- Street; ! he ated ee BATSE CHURCH Sunday, July 10 Rev. J. T. Priest, Pastor of Whitby Baptist Church will preach at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Prayer ed, " A Te By ey sp |" { ONTY TRUTH CENTRE CHRISTIAN SCENE | CEDARDALE HALL wh of Cvtts (Selewti Pentecostal A Assembly Sunday, dy 10 10 a.m.--Sunday Yo Arl 11 a.m.--*A Message for the Times." 7 p.m.--"The Great Call," A prayer service every Fri- day 2.30 to 3.80 p.m. A cor dial invitation to all Christians to attend this service, Rev, J. I. Ball, Pastor Sunday, July 10 9.45 a.m. -Sunday School. 11. a.m. Public Mon., 7 to 9, p.m. Work Club. Tues., 2.30 to 4 p.m Truth Study Class. Thursday, 7-16 9 p.m. Saturday, 10.30 am, Practice. Unity Literature on Sale after Meet- Sunday, July 10 10 a.m.--Sunday Sehool further notice). 11 a.m, Subject: -- » Wednesday Meeting 8 p.m; il Ipcluding testimonies of Healing. , through Christian Science. You are cordially invited to af- tend the services and to make use of .» (1i the Free Public Reading Room + where the Bible and all authorized /.i¢ Christian Science literature may he read, borrowed or pure and : periodicals subscribed for. Open 'of 5h'{ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdsys, from 3 to 5 p.m. Service. Boosters' Good (until -- Lessons in Adults G.W.C. Songsters' 19 mgs. All welcome. A LY ATHOL STREET MISSION Sunday, July 10 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Communion Ser- vice. 7 p.m.--Public Worship. Mr. W. Mulligan and Mr. K. Smith, both of Toronto, will speak. Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer Meet- ing. In St. 'George's Hall, , Centre St, Rev, A C. Beever, BA. Phone 18 Residence--34 Rid St, West 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 am. --"Lite's Limita- tions," 4 » Rey. W. P. Fletcher, B.A., BD, Sunday, July 10 10 am.--Sunday School 1 am.--The Voice of Gen- tle Stillness." 7 pa~"The Great Ful- filler." 7 p.m. -- "God's Manifestation." Real Painless Extraction Two doctors who looked after the patients attending the dispen- sary in an industrial plant in Chi- cago, give some jIunteresting fig- ures regarding the results obtained. Drs. De Motte and Geldhora, the two physicians mentioned, tell us that 'of 185 patients seeking re- lief from some ailment of the body, 152 or 82 per cent. were cured or{ relieved by removal of dental in- fections. There were 36 cases of muscle b inflammation, 590 of joint inflam- mation, 43 from merve tions, 19 from chronic stomach trouble, 37 from other troubles in which everything else seemed all oe right except thie teeth. if the finger was the only pant her engaged. --Brandon Sun,