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Lid iw 2 rin APART Low, es A beer | Ale aes pr Phy a r ug Tuy 3 @ by- | A i toe ot and n this pd " police court a fine of ten dol- was imposed by Magistrate he accused Pleaded guilty, For Reckless om Brill, a resident of Whitby, recklessly on the streets of Wa on August 13. The police took his num and it cost Jim 10 and court costs for his ness, Magistrate Hind's deal: x in this case was given this mor- Te Soon Found, heft of a Chevrolet car owned G. Rombough, 231 Arthur By from in front of the Regent theatre was reported to the police yesterday morning. The period dur- Ing which the ear was missing was short, however, for the owner soon advised the police that it had been recovered, Cane 8 Adjournment until September 8 was ordered in the case against Wil- lam Godfrey, Centre street, who was arrested today om a warrant and charged with theft of a bicycle own- ed by Jos. O'Donnell. W. N, German appeared on behalf of the accused, Ball at $600 was allowed. It is al- leged that the theft was committed sometime between the first of May and last Sunday. Care In Head on Collision, "A Ford coupe and a Star touring | quite badly smashed up in an || w neident which happened shortly af- tor seven o'clock last night on the highway near the westerly! imits of the city. The Ford, which was com- Ing mast, and the Star, going west, met in a head-on collision, and as a result both had to receive treatment ina "car hospital." As far as could be learned, no one was injured, Paces Lignor Charge, Fred Mark's behavior while in Oshawa with a horse and buggy last night attracted the attention of the police and he was apprehended and iapiinvestigation held which resulted in the finding of a partially emptied bottle of Irish whiskey. In police 'eourt this morning the equestrian driver was charged with having lig- vor illegally. "I really can't say what I was doing or had last pight," Marks told the Magistrate when the charge was read, Consequently it was found advisable to remand Marks until Thursday morping. He will be granted bail at $500 should bs be able to procure bondsmen. It was their first real quarrel. "If I were you," she sald, during a lull * in the domestic storm, *I-would bave more sense." "Of course you would," he re- torted decidedly. Card of Thanks We wish to take the oppotunity to express our sincere gratitude to our Besghbors and friends, also to our Cen- tre St. neighbors for the flowers and kind expressions of sympathy received duing a long illness and our recent sad bereavement. Frank Proctor and Family a Born FLINTOFF --In Oshawa, Sunday, Aug- ust 21st, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flintoff, a son (Donald Frederick). Ee AINE a Knoxville , Tenn.. on Aug. 23 to Dr. and Mrs. "Richard Mcllwaine, the gift of a daughter (nee Isabel Luke). Tan Late to Classify SALE -- 6 ROOM BRICK Ae north, $4675. 194 cash. "N* Times. FOR SALE-JEWEL GAS RANGE four burners. Value $60. ill sell Yi A cash. Phone Po oh FOR SALE --SOW AND _YOUKG pigs. Apply phone 350 ring 2 Adc er -- BLACK TERRIER PUP white strip on breast, strayed or taken + gd Nassau St. 'ould finder return to A. T. Bouckley, 39 Nassau St. and receive reward. 43c veck- | KING ST. LEAGUE AT SCARBORO BLUFFS WELL ENTERTAINED 'Searboro' Bluffs was the rendes- yous last evening of 60. to 76 embers of the Young People's ue of King street United Ohureh, who were royally entertain- by Mr, and Mrs, J, Lowry, form- resident of this city. Some tem cars left the church 'shortly after 7 o'clock, and after their arrival for a short hi oud service led by on president. Rev. J, H, Beckell, who is taking Rev, Mr, DeMille's work while the latter is on his vacation, gave a very interesting talk, As it was Mr, Beckell's birth- day, best wishes were extended by 'the president, also in a song by several members of the league. Rev. Mr, Mustard, pastor of the United Church at Scarboro Bluffs, also ad- dressed the young people and wel- ecomed them to Scarboro, After a solo by Miss Irene Win- ters the members gathered around the camp five, and a8 weiner roast with other ' refreshments rounded out the evening, Her Wealthy Father--What am I to presume your income to be at the time you expect to marry? The Yeung Man--Well, sip--er---I harly like to put a figure on your generosity, at the Bluffs games | were played until dark, Then the 'members adjourned to the pavilion arin' ep 14 VATS EH JR Le "he OSHAWA DALY Fis, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 107 OUT EAGLES 10TO 9 The best game in the Junior In- dustrial League yet fo be seen this season was played at Cowan Park last night when the league leading Maple Leafs defeated the second place holders Eagles, by a 10 to 9 score. victory constitutes the Leafs' thirteenth straight win of the geas n and assures them a place in the 0 aague play-offs for the champi- n X oN vim in the ninth inning gave the Leafs their victory, breaking as it did a nine-all score tie which had heen hung up in the elghth when the Eagles scored one and the Leafs two runs. Eagles got away to a gond start in the game whent they sent one across in the opening can tn and added four more in the third to give them a 6 to 1 lead aver the Leafs, Two in the fourth, three in thie Afth, two in the seventh and two In the eighth brought the Maples up to an ever standing with the Eagles, however, while in the final lap, they won by a nose when Parish crossed the rubber with the winning run after two were ont. The line ups were:--Maple Leafs --f1oodall 2b, Cornish ss, B, Corn- {sh 1b, Trott 3b, Towns p, Robinson rf, Parish ¢, Anderson If, Avers cf, Barns, Crouse and Goodchild, util- ity, Bagles--Fleteher If, Toppings ss, Camphell 2. Barker 2b, Norriss 1b, Coppin ef, Myres 3b, Black rf, Guilt- nan p. Score hy innings: Maple Leafs .., 1--10 Baglofh mw swe 0-- 9 Nationally These 10 Exquisite ice charge of $1.97. " " " " " " "» "» " "» " » "» "» " PPI BARN -- ® After the Prices. LADIES! Get Your Set! Our Amazing Distribution of GENUINE Nationally Advertised in Saturday Evening Post, Harper's Bazar, etc., to retail for a total of $10.00, Yours for the Gift Certificate below and a small serv- This Offer Good Only until August 27 Each Set Contains the Following Ten Full Size Exquisite Toiletries Nationally Advertised at the Prices Listed Below Vivani Exceptionnel Face Powder Total Value -- Distribution of Complete Individual Items will be on Sale at the Aboye Advertised Exceptior nel Beauty Proc. 8 Full-Size Tolletries Sets the POSITIVELY ONLY ONE SET TO A PERSON Mail Orders Accepted, Add 20c for Postage Exclusive Distributors for Vivani Beauty Products in Oshawa and Bowmanville. [uae owes REGIMENT GOING T0 CANP SEPT. 4 To Be Held at Port Perry for Two Days--Program ° Arranged Members of the Ontario Regiment are preparing enthusiastically for the camp to be held at Port Perry on September 4 and 5. Lieut.-Col. Chappell, commanding the regiment is assured that 160 non-commission- ed officers and men will take part in this volunteer outing for which the citizens of Port Perry are making such elaborate' preparations. At a parade held fn the armourles | last evening, special ceremonial drill was carried out mosy efficient- ly, and it 1s certain that the program to be given hy the Regiment on La- bor Day, will add to its many laur- els and make new friends for the citizen soldier, 'While an advance guard of the regiment will go to Port Perry on Saturday, September 3, the Regi- ment proper will not arrive until Sunday. After reporting to their camp, which the advance party will prepare for them, the Regiment will take part in a great church parade service in which Port Perry and District Veterans will take part. Rev. and Hon, Captain Jarrett, chaplain of the regiment, will preach at the service, Following the Church parade there will be a formal guard mount, and the Ontario Regiment hand will render a concert, A guard mount compgfition is now under way hetween A, B, and C. Companies of "the regiment and the winners of this contest will 'be selected to represent the regiment in the Port Perry ceremonial. On Monday, the Regiment will parade and stage a ceremonial drill in the morning. it will enter an elaborate series of field sports for which the citizens of Port Perry are |offering many handsome prizes . While in Port Perry, the Regi- ment will be the guest of the muni- cipality, Col, Chappel] states, Its members will be supplied with ra- tions by the Home Commissary De- partment, and this fact, in part, ac- counts for the enthusiastic air of anticipation ati the Armaliries last evening, it is stated, STOCK MAR MARKETS TORONTO #1 (Supplied by Stobie, Vorlons & Co,) NOON! CLOSING! Bid , 160 16% Stock Bell Telephone B.C. Fishing Burt, F, N. Can. Bread C. I. Alcohol ,.,;.. City Dairy ...)n,., 1 Hiram Walker ,.. Int. Petroleum ... Imperial Oil , int. Nickel Massey Harris ... Seagram Shredded Wheat Twin City Castle Trethewey . Central Manitoba Keeley Silver .... Kirkland Lake .,. Hollinger Int. Nickel 197 Mcintyre Noranda Mining Corpn. Wright Hargraves id 644 Mining sales to noon 1,125,056 Close 14054 14434 M254 11654 984 101% 4634 505% High Low Close 151 1481; 1483; 14634 14635 14435 145 61% 60% 5% 59% $5% 56% S44 S55 In the afternoon |E Wednesday Bargains A. - Wednesday / Towels, Women's Hosiery, Men 's Socks, Drapery Chintz and Sample "Silk Dresses are The Spotuight Sale Features FOR WEDNESDAY morning should be, Be 7] 50 DOZEN MEN'S FANCY SOCKS Makers' Seconds of regular 65¢c and 78c qualities, On Sale Wednesday 3 Pairs for $1.00 Men! The last word you leave with your wives when you leave for work in the sure and get me a few pairs of those sox at Ward's, They d silk and lisle, plain colors, fancy checks and stripes, Sizes . 'Women's Check Artsilk and Lisle Hose Makers' Substandards, Reg. # 00, 15 Pieces 36" Drapery Chintz A complete new range of very attrac. 22 tive patterns and colorings, [ 60 Dozen Fancy Bath Towels Ld x 29", 59¢ at, pair , , Wed, Oyster Linen Guest Towels With hemstitched ends in rose, blue, helio or gold, All pure linen, Size 17" On Sale Wednesday, Each, Be sure and see the new Orient Full Fashioned Hose 29c $1.49 20 Sample Silk Dresses Printed pure silk crepes, flat crepes and washable silks, Sizes 16 to 20, See them in the windows, Regular $18,560 to $25.00, for Women's Artsilk Hose Factory surplus of our regular 59¢c bp quality, On Sale Wednesday, pair, $8.95 29¢ _-- Pairs for 9c More Than Price of One Women's Puritan Maid Silk Hose Reinforced with artsilk, 1st quality, Reg. $1. [4 Wednesday Sale, 59c pair These are not our regular stock. We could not afford to give such a fine reduction. But they are exactly the same hose as we sell at $1.00 pair, of about 20 dozen we picked vy at the mills the other day, Colors are Sand, Nude, Dorado, Grain, Peach, Champagne and Black, A special little lot ROBSON'S 28 TO © Four and a half innings played in a Ladies' Softball League game at the Collegiate grounds last pight when the contest nad to be called on account of darkness with G.M.C's ahead of Robson's by a 28 to 9 score. Twelve runs in the first inning gave G.M.C.'s the edge and with the even dozen behind them they found it an easy matter to add another 13 counters jn the remain- ing four stanzas in which they came to the plate. One home rum was brought in, it going to Siblock in the fifth inning when G.M.C.s "= HENDERSONS New Wallpapers ABA -- Window Shades gt staged their last assault. The game was late in starting owing to the mnon-appearance of some of Robson's players and it fin- werk! a®y had to begin with only eight players in the Robson line-up. With ened G.M.C. line-pp oebwhrdlugkq this handicap to face and also a strengthened G.M.C. team, they had little chance although their nine runs were all commendable efforts. Five runs to Thompson for G.M. C.'s made her the chief scorer of tke day while Tyrell and S. Reece turn- ed in four to follow her closely. W. Harland had three, Phillips two, A. Harland two, Judd one and Walker one to make up the mine that were brought in by Robsons. The line-ups were:-- G.M.C.'s--Siblock If, Cooper eof, Tyrell rf, S. Reece 1b, Thompson p, Cunningham 3b, A. Reece ¢, Cran- dell ss N. Reece 2b. Robsons--Spencer ss, Walker cof, Ferguson c, Judd 1b, Mitchell, A. Harland if, Phillips 3b, W. Harland. Umpires--Houck. When 2 man is unable to choose between two evils, he usually hunts up a third.--Los Angeles Examiner. At man's birth his mother is the important character; at his mar- #lage he bride ie: at his death the Abone CPR. Office, Phone 194 ; 8. F. Everson, Local Manager JCA TOROKTI( SUTHORS ne | HAT'S the mame of our T Kiddies' JHat Depanrt- ment. We've borrowed the name from a smart shop in New York City just off Fifth Avenue! For the little tot and for the Miss just starting school we have a lovely selection of wel- vet and felt hats--designed especially for the younger set. And for the older girl there are many smart bonnets styl- ed just like mother's or her older sister's hat. Priced from $198 to $398 "Salistaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded." Dorothea Hats Lid, 3 KING ST. E.