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EDUCATION BOARD 70 NEET THURSDAY. Chairman Favors Opening "School September 6--To Open Coal Coal Tenders PEE T B TB. Mitchell of the Oshawa Board of tion favors the: move , to open chools on ay, tember 6," Instead of om Thursday, September; 1, and states that the matter will, be up for ae- tion at Thursday night's 'meeting of the Trust at RHEE ae timd, Mr. Mitchell declares that the school lear has too many holidays and would welcome any well thought ougischeme for re- ducing the Schoal year of only 200 days or less is, in his opinion, entirely inefficient when compared with the great sums invested by the eitizns of Qshawa, to: say nothing of the Province in geheral, in their school plants. It is pointed out' that summer holidays for children were never established" as a matter of health protection, In pioneer days every child able to attend school was also able to help during the busy enltivation season on Ontario's firat farms. This brought about the long summer vacation, which is now perpetuat in cities where the original reason nat only fails to apply but has heen forgotten. 'enders _ for coal supplies for Oshawa's #thool system will be pre- sented to the Board. Thursday night and, probably, the contract or com- tracts will be let, K ING MIOHART, I, OF RUMANIA LUMBIA UNIVERSITY Bucharest, Rumania, July 28.-- King Michael's first official tele- gM, © transmitted throngh his mother today, was addressed to Prof, Clarence Manning of Colum- bia University. The litle King asked. that his warmest thanks he conveyed .to the American profes- sors. and students travelling in Ru- mania under the auspices of the Carnegie ;' Foundation for their good wishes upon his, accession to the. Throne. ¥ Knights were bold. You sce, the I: dies in those primitive times let t'e men do the courting.--New York Tele- gram GENERAL SMART INSPECTS MINES 'Fredericton, - N.B., July 27.-- g-Gen, Charles A. Swart, ny left here Tuesday night for Moncton where he will confer with Matthew Lodge, director of the Canadian National Railways, regarding a number of mineral de- velopment projects in New Bruns- wick. They will later proceed to Nova Scotia. Smart. returned here from an 'nvestigation of the Lake George antimony mines, and conferred Monday with Hon. ©. DB. Richards, Minister of Lands and Mines and departmental officials, besides rep- resentatives of the mine owners. Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FRER On Suit Case or Oluh Rag Saywell & Son BOND ST, WEST A delicious satisfying wholesome dish for sturdy ap- petites and an inexpen- sive one--is CLARK'S Pork..Beans Welcomed alike by young & old, ' Sold everywhere W, CLARK Limited, Montreal VENETIANS MOURN DEAD BENEFACTOR Mrs. Henrietta Macy, Drown: ed in Lagoon, Beloved by Populace Venice, July 27.--Venetions Tuesday mourhed the death of "the Saint of Venice," Mrs, Hen- rietta Macy, 75, of Boston, Mass. who was drowned in the lagoon. on Saturday while on her way to a war orphanage om the island of Murano. The hurricane capsized the gom- dola when half way across, throw- ing her, the gondolier and a small Pomeranian g into the water. Only the dog gained the shore of the island and Franciscan monks found the dog on Sunday wander- ing on the beach whining, Later in the day the bodies of Mrs, Macy and the gomndolier were washed ashore, Known fondly as "Etta," the Boston sculptress, newspaper cor- spondent and eharity-worker was oved as a heroine by all Venice. During the war, in the face of Austrian bombing raids, she went . into the streets searching and ad- minlsteripg to refugees, She was a close friend of Elean- ore Duse, the late actress and the poet, D'Annunzio, bot of whom frequently visited her studio, D'Annunzie devoted three pages to writing about Mrs. Macy in his book "Sparks Krom the Anvil." She organized and supported the orphanage on the Island of Mu- rano, where it is believed she was going when the hurricane struck the city and lagoon. Recalling her adventuresome career, Venetians regarded her death as the climax of a4 neroic life, GADSBY SCENE OF DROWNING TRAGEDY YGadehy, Alta. J July 27.--Tragedy visited the concludipg day of the Battle River Stampede, 20 miles north of Gadsby on Saturday af- ternoon when Frank Wuttke, a young farmer of Ankerton, near Heisler, was drowned in the Bat- tle river, WHE RI QUALITY | COVENT Oy pany Plums ' Niagara Pen TEA Corned Bees 19¢ oi are phe famous WHER! OUALITY COUNTS No. 1 tin Crown Jars Zine Jar Preserving cr ---- Rubber Jar Rings 3 i. 256¢ Small Large $313 oi Rings 20¢ dos, the qualityof "TASTY" BREAD Special Announcement You know "TASTY » Mayonnaise 29° vigyonnaise 8-oz. Cn -- > 5 Grane -- ae a ha se nner am pgp ---- © THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. JuLy 28, 1927 Why Not Be Well ? MONTREAL MAN IS FINED IN QUEBEC Quebec, July 27.--Two motor- ists who were arrested as the re- sult of mishaps over the week end appeared (in "fourt Monday. One of them, Eugene Lamarche, of Rocemount avenue, Montreal, was fined $100 and costs, while the other, Isidore Pare, of this city, was given a 30-day jail sentence without the option of a fine. In} addition both men 'had their li- censes cancelled for 12 months, They were found guilty of driving automabiles while intaxieated. COMMUNITY PLAN COLLAPSES IN B.C. Religious Scheme on Vancou- ver Island Proves Not Self-Sustaining Victoria, B.C,, July 27.--A re- ligious community scheme finally collapsed here Monday with the sale of the holdings at Sooke, Van- couver Island, of the "Standfast Bible Students," to a syndicate of Sooke and Victoria people. The holdings consisted of 80 acres of cleared and partially cleared land, 30 community factory and office buildings, a stretch of harbor water frontage and scores of partially fished homesites, * repiesenting an investment of nearly $250,000. The community members held all property in common and the or- ganization was formed shortly after the war by families from the Canadian prairie provinces and northern United States, They sold all their property at home and came here by train loads, establishing themselves in this vi- cinity until they moved to Sooke. A religious hall and eerything ne- cessary for community life, includ- ing a modern laundry, were built. They built a cheese factory and the Government financed them in a fish reduction plant. All mon- ey matters were registered by a central council, Two years ago there were three hundred members of the communi- ty, and converts came in encour- aged by reports that an ideal ex- istence with no worries was to be found. When incoming money be- gan to fall off it was found the community was not financially self-sustaining. The Government gave them a chance to operate the box factory at Port Renfrew but they were unable to make it a suc- cess, Members began to leave and a number of families were left more San Juan valley, attempting to live off honey. Now only about a dozen members remain, waiting for for something to do elsewhere. BRITISH CRUISER VISITS VANCOUVER Victoria, B.C., July 27.--Ae- companied by H.M.C.S. Patrician and a seaplane from the Jericho seach flying station, Vancouver, as she steamed up the Straits of Juan ve Fuca, the light cruiser Colombo of the British North Atlantic light cruiser fquadron arrived here Monday from Bermuda on her visit to British Columbia waters. The fight which London, Ont. is making for a new station would give one the impression that peo- ple get off there now and ple get off there every now and then.--Hamiiton Spectator. McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets Fine For Thin Frail Kids They Are Sugar Coated and as Easy to Take as Candy it's your duty, Mother to see that the frail, , sickly Jonge grows up to be strong in Body, keen in mind and robust in health. Extracted from the livers of the lowly codfish are the healih, weight producing vitamines | and strength hat are found In MeCors Cod Liv: or Extract Tablets, which are or Phatisacists all over Roms. pea or less stranded in tents up the|. Children Love Them Becawse| TRAGEDIES WHILE WATCHING ECLIPSE Many Deaths and Accidents Occur in Totality Area LONDON--(By Mail) Gearge Wolstencroft, aged sev- enty, a retired insurance superin- tendent, of Kilnhouse-lane, St, An- nes, collapsed and died while watching the eclipse from the sand hills at St, Annes-on<Sea, Lanca- shire, A similar tragedy occurred at BIyth, the victim being Louisa 'Maud Denham, aged eighteen. A Wilton Park (Durham) miner, Blackeft Watson, aged thirty-seven dollapsed and ddd a few min- utes before the eclipse, Howry Chapnell de Martelli, sea- m of arwick-road, Earl's Cou London, crashed into) a telegraph pole between (Bettwa- ¥-Coed and Pentrevoelas while motor-cycling to see the eclipse, and was fatally injured, Arthur Craven, aged fifty-one, assistant insurance supegiytendent, of Noble street, Bradford, was fat- ally injured in a motoring collision near Gargrave when returning to Bradford afte seeing the eclipse. Constance Swire, aged twenty- three, died at Keighley from injur- les received in a motoring acels dent between Kelghley and Hali- fax when returning from the total- ity area, EDITOR NARROWLY ESCAPES INJURY Sydney, N. 8, July 27.--Dr. Gilbert H, Grosvenor, editor of the National Geographic Magazine, and a party of friends escaped un- harmed Monday when thelr car skidded off the road and upset in @ ditch near Ross Fé¥ry, accord- ing to motorists reaching the city Tuesday, In the car at the time were. Mrs, Grosvenor," and Miss Ella Dickinson, South Hadley, Mass, and Miss Mildred N. Jac- ques, of South Dedham, Mass. who are guests of the Governors at Beinn Bhreggh. The car had «t0 be towed to Baddeck, SHOE ASSOCIATIONS MAY BE AFFILIATED Shoe Retailers May Join Re- tail Merchants' Or. ganization Saint John, July 27.---The Do- minion oard of the Retail Merch- ants' Association of Canada at thdir meeting Monday, appointed a commission to meet the repre- sentatives of the National Shoe Re- tallers' Association with regard to the affiliation of that body with the hoot and shoe branch of the Retail Merchants' Association, - re ~k1.1 ID) WUE MSHI Siow ho ad 20 does Jury & Lovell, 14d., and drug- zists everywhere and if your child- nen moed building wp ask for these tablets today if you want to ges) 12 pounds in seven months and fis strong and healthy. One skinny woman gained 9 pounds in 24 days. is BACKED by The committee is composed of F. Fitzpatrick, Toipnto, chairman; W. W. 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