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ry 3 pe + Subur » n .-- "ug Gathered By Times r, July' 28. -- Three regular ices were held at Ebenezer Church Sunday last with a goodly number 'each se , Our tor, Rev. "Stainton, was with his congregation h morning and evening and gave splendid discourses. In the morn- ult congregation Td ged ren and in "ihe ev to the young people. The b) h ips aided the services with "sang in anthems and solos. Sunday School was well attended and a regu- lar session was held, We are glad to report that Mr. Herbert Nichols has so improved from this. recent illness, which has confined ' to Oshawa Hospital, that he will .able to be home again very shortly. +e hope to see him out again soon. 1. The regular monthly meeting of the "Yadies' Berean Class will be Seta on _ Thursday afterncon, July 28, at 2.30 "'olelock, at the home of Mrs, A. I "Rundle. The program, which is in Yoharge of Mrs, Hy Nichol's group, h 5" good, and the President hopes vithat all the ladies will be present to wamake the meeting a success, y «+. Improvement seems to be general in his community. Many farmers are . repairing and shingling their barns, «apd many other repairs and improve: 'ments are being made. ; a and Mrs, y Th Brooks and Miss a ie Fallis, of Oshawa, were Sunday *Viditors in this community. "We are vex glad to see so many of 'our MapleGrove friends with us in ur. Sunday evening services, We hope that they will continue to come every time that they find it 'possible. hd will be held as usual on Sunday next, Rev, Stainton will be in the pulpit and hopes for a good con- DE i Sl Berries and cherries are ripening now, and all who have these fruits are very busy, The farmers are still busy with the hay and the fall wheat it ripening fast, COURTICE 'Courtice, July 26--Migs Varty, Tor- onto, is visiting Mr, Walter Snider. ,+ Mr, Nichols, Bort Hope, spent Sun- ay with his brother-in-law, Mr, J. L. SONS, : Sr, and Mrs, Jack Brooks and Miss /Birdie Fallis, Oshawa, were with Mr. and Mrs, K. E. Courtice Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Trewin, Haydon, were Sunday guests at the Parsonage. Another accident oceurred in Cour- tice when a car ran into a deep ditch, 'turning over on its side. One lady was | badly shaken up and got some bruises, If people would take a little more time driving through Courtice it would be much better for everyone concerned. Sunday services were well observed by the people here, who listened to two fine addresses from our pastor, Rey H. J. Stainton. In the evening his ad- dress was to young people and he took for his text "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve" Mrs, G. F. Annis sang a very Jretti elo "My Creed" in her I voice, ' "Ve 1 appreciate the kindness of the tadies who bring the beautiful flowers for the services each Sunday. The flowers always lend a gharm to the s, 3 ) oaices. glad Mr, H. H. Nichols is roving in Oshawa Hospital and he may Joon be. home again is long illness. ' Ar Ae Berean Class will hold monthly meeting on Thursday at home of Mrs, A, F. Rundle at 2.30 5. Mrs. HH Nichols. group has f the program and a cordial Invision is 2 J to all the ladies tend i i juniors played another game of baseball with No. 4 boys, and the ame came out 13-10 in favour of No. J ze a Walter and George Shortt, Mired Brown, Dougles, Robert, Law- rence, Donald and Clare Courtice at- ' Chatauqua in Bowmanville on inded | and report a good time. SOLINA Solna, July: 26--Mr. and Mrs. Werry snd Mr. Sam Pen- und, Oshawa, at 8. BE. Werry's, Mr. snd Mrs, Kalk, Master Orland H Misses Audrey and Muriel at Mrs, E. Wilbur's. Derlington football executive at Hampton Monday evening to ot conditions for play to deter- who will be custodian of the cup, Zion and Solina being Home games NpoR goals to count Solina July 30th game Solina holds scoring ik : 1 i HF i H elf HHL Th i I i £ August 1st ( will also be novelty races and girls, mence, a foot field Rovers, able line up an interesting given on the This consist of an exhibition in gymnastic work St. John's Ind by Madame La Chapelle, and John O'Hara, and selections from other F. | entertainers. varied and Interesting program to a close, Arthu will provide dance music from 9.30 till midnight, take place on July lst it Is community will turn out in gull force to the Miss Smith, few days with F, F, and M lly, of Bunford, spent the wleek- end with relatives in the village Mr and 'Mrs Chas family, of Toronto, with Mr, and Miss Muriel visiting her sister, Mrs. W. A. Reid. Mr. Wm, Rogers, of Toronto, | Slemon' spent Sunday: with his mother, man's welgh-acales. Mrs, Jas, Rogers, Miss Bessie turned home after spending a fort- night with friends in Walkerville. Mr. Wm. Cr ing a summer [P---- ® JEDD O--Premium Coal SOLVAY--COKE The best fuel products that it is possible to purchase, bins at present low Summer prices, PHONE 262 AAA A 4 AA AA A ( ¢ re C/ v 5 and District SE ------------ Staff Reporters and Correspondents afternoon and evening of Monday, games commen game of softball between the mar- ried and single men, to be followed by a game between the Centennial H.|and Pickering At 5:45 the main at- traction of the afternoon will com- Cherrywood team. The Rovers are Junior champions of Ontario and Cherrywood has quite free supper which will be served on the grounds, a concert will be As there was no celgbration here on visiting Miss Laura Andrew, Miss Mary Baxter is spending a News Mrs. J. Chariton, of cess in fishing. vic Holliday). The A large at 2 pom, with a lady teams, There running races and for all ages of boys | did concert. ball match, the Lin- of Toronto, and the a formid- 80 this ought to be game, After a Clifford, is open air platform. by the boys of ustrial School, songs assisted And to bring the [Sunday in a very r Lyonde's orchestra Lidney Newell, {The dancing Iwill the large platform, sary. expected, that the holiday festivities, |98Y: of Walkerville, is friends in Guelph. ra, Balsdon and fam- 4 son's driveway, Baker, and spent Sunday Mrs, A, Bayes. Nash, of Barrie, is a speéd. delayed here Braidwood has re- Stork tended the Audley held at the home of W. Pratt, on Wednesday evening. severe thunderstorm cut short the program, they brought back the report of a good time and ENNISKILLEN Enniskillen, July 26.--Misa Laura Andrews and Miss former teachers here, are visiting with Mrs. Dr, H. Ferguson, Albert Stainton, Toronto, with son holidaying mother, Mra. John Pye. Mr. and Mrs, Theo. Slemon visit- ed at Bobeaygeon last Sunday. The recently organized Male Choir at the service A motor accident, have been much more serious, occur: red here on Monday, when a caf coming from the north hit another as it was backing out of Dr, Fergu- A National Grocers' Saturday One day last week two young men on a motoreycle were upset as they were turning the corner in the vu- lage while a driver of a Ford ear THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927 iy | University, spent the week: | with his parents here. The W:M.8. of St. Paul's Church, met at the home of Mrs. (Dr) Fallaise, on Friday evening last. is spending a week at the Kawartha Lakes, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, 8. J. While there she hopes to have great sues Lakefield. number from here at- garden party Gladys Smith Mrs able ranner, There | sa dangerous corner here which is often taken at too great truck was making the same ummer, who is tak-|hit the fence in course at Queen's | turn, L} ---- -------- th General Motors Wood Best Wood Value in this City DIXONS All fuel orders weighed on City Scales if dwsired, ANADIAN | FIC PACH {7X vr / a Sai i SE A SE a a a US i A ai and Fill your | EE 540 md fp et AN ~~ K Although a a splen- with 'her again last They sang an anthem and a solo and chor- us, the solo being well taken by Mr, Next Sunday with the Male Quertette they will assist at Burketon United Church Anniver- Rev, J. R. Bick, Hampton, acceptably took service here on Sun- which might afternoon when it broke through Mr, Theo. Alttuds, Wb Mr. i Vernon Rowe has changed his occupation from the farm and is now engaged with Mr. Collacutt, driving on the Oshawa to Toronto bus line. Mr. Richard Brown, Audley road, re- cently sold his farm to Mr. R. S. Mc- Laughlin, of Oshawa. Mrs. C. L. Morcombe, of Omemee, is at her home here with her mother, Mrs. W. Ba , who has been con- fined to her bed for the past seven weeks but is now improving slowly. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. H. Reeson, of Toronto, visited Misses Margaret and Elsie Purks on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A n. Mr. Richard Brown has purchased Dr. Reid's farm on the Base Line. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snow and son of Peru, S.A. visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. Morcombe and other friends ' lon Thursday last Mr. Snow, who has spent the past six years in Peru, S.A, ' | has decided to make his home in On- tario for the future. Haying is very slow work for the farmers owing to the very heavy rains but hay is reported a good crop on most farms and we hope for the fine weather soon, Mr. R. S. McLaughlin is doinig ex- tensive building and fixing on his new farm along the highway. Mr. E. E. Thompson and family, of Toronto, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Richardson Mr. W. F. Chown, Base Line, has commenced building a new steel truss barn to replace his other which was destroyed by fire some weeks ago. Mr. Farewell loaded a carload of new potatoes on Monday. They are a good crop this year, yielding 400 bags off three and a half acres, which is hard to beat, ALBERTA BRIDGE WORKERS KILLED Four Men Lose Lives When Girder Plunges Into River Edmonton, Alta, July 26.--Four men were killed and two others injured near Entrance, Alberta, on Saturday when a high girder which was being placed in position across one of the openings of a new bridge under con- struction on the Canadian National Railway, crashed to the bottom of the Athabasca River, The dead are: W. 8. O'Brien, Vancouver, superin- tendent of the bridge construction Bang. W. S. McDonnell, engineer, W. Dickinson Dickinson was brought to the Ed- monton hospital and is expected to re- cover, although having a fractured skull and internal injuries. McDonnell sustained minor injuries, O'Brien, Connaghan and Scott were pinned under the wreck in the river and were drowned, while Robb, who was sitting near the derrick giving signals, was instantly killed. The cause of the accident is as yet undetermined. Thomas Scott, of Calgary, is sur- vived by his wile and five children. GENERAL DYER IS DEAD IN ENGLAND Was One Time in Command of British Troops in India London, Yuly 26.--Brigadier- General Reginald E. H. Dyer, form- er commander of the British troops in India, died Sunday night at Long Ashton, mear Bristol, Bri- gadier-General Dyer was the sub- ject of an investigation in connec- tion with the alleged massacre of many civilians at Ameritsar, Brit- ish India, in the spring of 1919, in the course of his suppression of the Pumjab rebellion, This caused a tremendous outery in England apd a heated coptro- versy. Dyer was charged with having ordered the troops to fire on thousands of civilians, several bundred of whom were killed. Eventually an army council, hav- ing considered the report of a spe- cial investigating committee, and 2 statement by General Dyer, upheld the Commander-in-Chief in India, for removing Dyer as commander in Punjab and barrying bim from dolding further army positions in SWIMMER CONQUERS VINEYARD SOUND Vineyard Haven, Mass., July 26.--The treacheries of 10-mile Vineyard Sound have yielded at last to the long distance swimmer. For the first time in his- tory the arduous feat was accomplished on Sunday, when Wianthorp Rheno, 30- year-old carpenter, of this place, negotiated the distance in eight hours and forty minutes. Rheno reversed the usual order of things by eating a hearty meal just be- fore taking water. He came ashore at Naushon Island across the 2 heavy ground swell DR. J. R. STRATON IN POOR HEAL» , raton, Calvary Baptist Church, is 80 poor he will be unable to return to New York il Septemb strate Gottlieb "THANK YOU" SAVING EVENT | Commencing Thursday, July 28th at 9 o'clock sharp, lasting for 3 days; Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, July 28, 29 and 30, e invite and want you to test our service which means courtesy and all that goes with it at our expense. Here is our plan. We will feature sev- eral lines of merchandise at greatly re- duced prices in all departments, but we will only mention a few in this advert- isement, but we want you to remember that all over the store in every depart- ment we will sell special merchandise at special reduced prices for three days, and with every purchase you make you are toreceive oy the sales person from whom you purchased the goods the fol- lowing words "I Thank You Call Again" If you Fail to Receive the Above Words you are Entitled to Demand the Full Amount of Your Purchase and it will be refunded to you cheerfully as men- tioned above. We are only listing a few of the lines that we will feature in this selling event. Be sure and read every item, special merchandise at spec- ialy reduced prices. 100 pair only 0 onLy Ladies' Sum- mer Dresses jive $389 LADIES' SILK HOSE pak Yr 5O¢ until Sep . Mag was informed last weck in Yorkville Court. « 0 ony 00 is. only $ilk Rayon Tinker Bell Bloomers Dress Voile pa Yor 89¢ Price