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Ma Suburban and District News PICKERING Pickering, Aug. 2.--Under the'aul spices of the Southport Ratepayers' | the Association, the annual aquatic and d sports was held yesterday at réchiman's Bay, The committee un- der the supervision of President J. Corbett and officials sucéessfully ear- ried out a varied program of land and water sports with a large num- ber of entrants in each event. Prizes | weré awerded the Winners and an enjoyable time was Spent, The Catholic community of Pick. ering held its annual garden party at Memorial Park yesterday, with a large attendance of members and friends, A good program of 'dhorts * Sarmis : out and prizes awarded. e of football featur- pil va Pre boi 8, 'and supper was a fotlo i" @ncing on the gréen. An enjoyable time was spent. |b Burketon, Aug. 1, -- The Burketon Unled "hurch held Anniversary ser- Dis yesterday with Rev, G. T. Me- Kenzie, a former pastor, as special preacher, Special music for the day was ren- dered by a male choir fram Enniskil- 'len, including three numbers by a male wartette composed of Messrs, H. Stevens, Theo, and John Slob and E. M, Cook. Mrs, Hosp, of Hamil- 'ton, visiting Mrs. W, loore, beau- tifully sang "Nearer, My God, to Thee," at the evening service, The services were held in the large shell adjoihing the church which had been beautifully decorated with plants, evergreens, flowers and flags. Yihere were good congregations which in cluded many visitors and old friends. The offerings for the day were for the Maintendnee and Extension Fund and amounted to over fifty dollars. Rev. G. TT. McKenzie is visiting with his daughter at Janetville, and gener- ously gave of his services to the Burketon congregation, ZION Zion, Aug. 2, -- Mr, and Mrs. A, D, Langmaid spent Sunday at her par- ents', Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hall, Col- uimbus, and broyght home Miss Evelyn who has been visiting her grandparents for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Flintoff, Misses Ruby and Marjory and Master Harold, of Oshawa, Miss Emma Flintoff, To- ronto, at Mr, Delbert Flintoff's on Sun- ay, Mrs. Peter Element, Buffalo, N.Y. is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fice. Mr, Aubrey: Simpson, Manchester, Sundayed with friends here, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Enfield, were Sunday visitors at Mr, Russel Stainton's. Misses May and Dora and Mr. Henry Ball, entertained the young people of the neighborhood to a party on Friday evening when they all had a splendid time. Mrs. Foster Snowden and children visited at her mother-in-law's, Mrs. Richard Snowden, Oshawa, on Friday, and at Mrs, Ed Werry's, on Saturday, at Solina, to a little picnic in honor of Mrs. Harry Grooms (nee Effa Brooks) and family, of Toronto, For two Sundays following the con- gregation will be pleased to meet Rev. Mr. Brown, of Ottawa, who will take the services of Rev. Mr. Bick, who is on his holidays. Mrs. John Sonley, Oshawa, lias been with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cam- eron, for a few days last week. Mr. Ted Chant took in the excur- sion to Port Dalhousie last week by boat. Mr. Alexander McMaster is holi- daying in Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stainton have been on a motor trip to Muskoka to benefit Mr. Stainton's Health. Mrs. Elmer Wilbur and Gordon at- tended a wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chapman, of Oshawa, who had been married 15 years on Friday. On Sunday they visited Ooono friends. Mr. Lew Pascoe and mother and sister Margaret of Hampton visited Mr. Herb Pascoe on Sunday. Haying is pretty well over. Harvest has started; several fields of fall wheat are cut; also peas. 1 The heavy | rie storm that passed oe his last week did con- Hr e to the crops, knock- age to and washing out e hoe As Gio foot to Solina hy the Jad pe ane referee. na start- finals. with R. ed without then goalie, K. Langmaid, vi he ga. into the play in a few min- nes. Solin Ric at Zion like wild- ats, and p rings around them Afton hho hey made Zion look as though they were a bunch of school boys. Selina caught Zion's de- fence napping and Tink sent in one of those hot shots and beat Stainton for the first and last goal of the game. This goal was scored within the first five minutes of play, Solina still kept up the fight, using their akeight to good advantage. Zion still kept up courage and took all the hard bumps and trips in good nature, until they egan to come a little too often for some of them and began to play ball as the whistle blew for half time. The second half was started with Solina making a little chapge in their play- ers, and played a defensive game; Zion started wd attack on the Solina de- fence and could have evened the score only for an ex-goalie of Solina knocked out one with his fist that a team journeyed over Satuelay Svening to play ame of the arp at 6.30, || Langmaid couldn't get and that robbed Zion of a goal. There beg no penalty area marked out and the referee didn't award Zion a penalty, The game was well attended by fans from far and near. Solina cones to Zion next Saturday night, Aug. 6, with a one goal lead over Zion; the game is 'to Be cdlled at 6.30. Zion hoys think they can overcome that one goal lead, and win that silver cup, COURTICE Courtice, Aug. 2. -- A most interest- ing and pleasant afternoon was spent on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, W. Rundle when the La- dies' 'Berean ote held its monthly meeting: Meeting opened with the president, Mrs. M, R. Courtice, in the ES TAREE Ib aah © Seeds most favored grain. Helps bananas. > rr ren, rr chair, After the devotional part of ihe Jed THE OSHAWA DAILY Toves, TUESDAY. Auaust 2, 987 ram and a A food deal of business wansacted. the following pro- gram was presented. A pane solo was given by Miss Sadie Mur. of ible of our Modem Fes of Women," and " Sman of Xuith, was ably ST Mr, Mrs. Rus Gay. easing solo was --~ ) Mrs. G. Annis and the meeting closed after which a very appetizing lunch was served and the afternoon was soon over, Mrs. Rundle and Miss Holt were most genial hostesses. On Thursday, about 11 am, an ac- cident occurred at the foot of Tooley's Hill, when Mr. and Mrs. Harrison of Cleveland, Ohio, were on their way home from Stony Lake, where 'they had been holidaying, and the steering wheel of their automobile broke and the car turned around Quickly, | pset- ting on the pavement. t was almost miraculous that Mr. and Mrs, Harrison were not killed but they got out with some scratches and bruises and were badly shaken up. The coments of the "|The Ladies' It is beneficial too, ising mouth and the throst . Haverpep'these™days! _ LAZY summer appetites wake right up to Pep! How crunchy flakes of whole wheat Just the cetesl for a delicious breakfast these hot days. Or a crisp, inviting lunch. Peps you up! Pep fis health in a package. It contains the vita mins--all the wonderful food elements of mature's And fhe bran. Enough fo be mildly laxative. Pep is » wonderful prevent food for children. Serve it often with milk or cream with fruits or honey added. A iit Your grocer has Pep. peppy cereal food by | tice while | visitin jammed together wd they had: evel pounds of their clothing and the inside kia the a were tely covered. wheel was demolished She bent and most of the fy Mr. and Mrs Aijson wi os guests of Mr. and their car ny 8, pairs, The accidents at Com n so plentiful this week 1 Nichols 'has_been kept Mr. ad Mrs. Geo. ert y are t Caesarea with Mr. and rs. Fig tacey of Oshawa. Mr. T. F. Wright, of St. Catharines, called buh Several old friends at Courtice re- og re Bo e at Mr. oo Blake Courtice, with her aunt, Mrs, Jas. Courtice, of Bowmanville, spent Tuesday with , Carruthers, ickering. The CGLT. girls with their leader, Mrs. Blake Courtice, met at the home of Mrs. Sam Rundle, where they made several new garments for the babies of Bowmanville Hospital. Miss Aura Rundle, assistant superintendent of the hospital, was home on her holidays and assisted the girls, THORNTON'S CORNERS Thornton's Corners, Aug. 2. -- Our best wishes and congratulations are ex- tended to two of our young people on their Fecent Jarvinge, Miss Lily Stone- house, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Stonehouse, and Mr, George Dennis, f Mr. and Mrs. H. Dennis, of son o 4 | North Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, J. Wea were visitors this week with relatives in Pickering. Mr. and Mrs, Bayes of Toronto visited recently at Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Lukes', Aid held their picnic at Oshawa-on-the-Lake last Wednesday and a large number of the ladies at- tended, considering the frequent show- ers that day. The usual social after- noon and tea served'in the open made a very pleasant afternoon. Civie holiday on the athletic grounds were an attraction for the young peo- ple after the otherwise rather quiet Gils 0 , Aug. 2 2. -- Lady er, ite t e famous Sebygah comedian, die here on he ay. She was Miss nnie Yd nce before she married Sir 3 1. er who is reported' pres trated by grief at Her flea arry Lander was still working in a foal mine when he married bin Val- ance in 1 and 'his immediate 'boss was his father-in-law. He left the mie for sfage tow years later. In} 1920, after he had 'become Sir Harry, he gave ah account of his life to a Feprosentative of The Oregon Journal and thus referred' fo his courtship and; natriage : I was 14 when I 'first started 'goihg with Annie: She was 18 and when we were married by the Rev. Dr, Wallace, the Presbyterian dominee. I mid when 1 was going with 'her | said to her one night, 'Ante, if you will marry me Ill make you a lady some day.! 1 was always joking. "She squeezed my arm "and said: 'I'll have you anyway, Harry, lady or no lady! We were in Australia when word came to me that the King had made me Knight. Commander of the British Empire. That meant that I became Sir Harry Lauder and that my wife was Lady Lauder. There flashed into my memory what 1 had said 'to Annie os long ago. | turned to her and said: 'Well, Annie dear, | told you I'd make you a Lady, and T have kept my word! She said, kf Dever doubted but you would, Harry. Lady Lauder 'Had ron ill for a fort- night. She was operated on last Mon- day and appeared to he progressing satisfactorily, but died rather suddenly Proved safe by millions and prescribed by, physicians for Colds Headache Neuritis ~~ Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism only "Bayer" packs contains proven ons. SEER SRE APH vd Sa Eh | | | | | each and every one play an important day. i Miss Betty Robinson spent the holi- day at Pine Point with friends in a summer cottage, A new house is being built on the Kingston Road near S. Luke's for his son, Edward, and they expect to have it finished in a few weeks, "Eve CARE ond . EYE STRAIN," The P! and the Iris C. H. Tuck, Opt. 1). Through the above study of the nerves and muscles and their action is found a means of solving some of the existing strain and discomforts which are often a sympathetic sequence to improper effort placed on certain muscles. Perhaps this will also explain why the pupil in old people is smaller than that of younger people. It being a common fact that accommodative pow- er diminished with age. I'he iris is the colored part giving color to the eye--blue, brown, hazel, etc, although all new born babes have | blue eyes -and the deeper change or the complete change of color later is due to the laying down of the piginent | cells in the human body and while it | is not definitely known when or why | the piginent is forthcoming the amount necessary for the change of color in the eyes is noticeable after the eighth or tenth week after birth. As time , goes on other features in the devel opment of the child proves that other pigmentary changes are taking place. In the change of color in the hair and it 4s to be expected that these changes n t 8 part on vision the pigment being neces- sary as a light filter. (Continued next week) GIRL KILLED BY AUTO AT FALLS Niagara Falls, Ont., Aug. 1.-- Struck by an automobile last might Vieda | Elegnor Watson succumbed to terrible injuries today. The daughter of Roy and Mrs. Watson of this city, the little girl is said by eye-witnesses to have rum from behind a parked auto jin fromt of the car driven by Charles Zinko- wich, Thorold. The driver had no time to avert the accident and two wheels passed over her abdomen. After an investigation by the police Zinkowich was allowed to go. Dr. McGarry opened an inquest this evening. i b RESTORED 70 | 600D HEALTH Hlother of Eleven Chilton was one of a family of seventeen, and both her parents are living. dan, Argyll, on Wednesday. hypocrite?' that comes to school with a smile on his face!" my dear, but I fain would sleep." T spray clears your home of flies and 'mids. thet It also kills bed 'roaches, ints, and Fatal to it harmleds to le ill not stain. Get Flit today, Phiitedt Coal by ood J. I Stiow ©, Lists; Tent n a Glasgow Nursing Homie. Lady Lauder was 58 years old. Her aiden name was Annie Vallance. She The funeral will be Held at Invernc: "Can you define a The Master: His Puph: "Yes, sir. It's a kid ------ Mrs. Grouse (after they bad re- ired): 'Henry, why do you feign Jeep when I want to talk to you?" Grouse: "I am not feigning sleep, Files Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches wb bv Herd | _ TRE AT By hat we mean=the new Orthophonie Victrola principle is exclusively con- trolled by. the Vier Company Eats rr D. J. BROWN 10 King St. N.