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3 or 4 Bowmanville ver Kelly, RepéosoniativoPhiner: Office 255; Ren. 300 "7 T Inghen T0 SowaaNvict: Wace 5 v whe is getting The Times by " "boy a the delivery rate FA ler POLICE ON WATCH FOR: STOLEN: CAR b= 24 Nv ELABORATE PLANS FOR FIRST FALL FAIR OF BOYS' TRAINING SCHOOL PAY -------- L Will Be Held at School in Bowmanville Saturday -- Premier Ferguson, Mem- bers of Cabinet and Repre- sentatives of Kiwanis Clubs Will Attend -- 30 Bronze and Silver Medals Are to Be Awarded J ------ (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 27.--Preparations are going on apace at the Boys' Training School for the First Annual Fall Fair and Official Openng on Sat- urday, October 1, when Honorable G, Howard Ferguson, Premier of Ontario, members of the proyincial cabinet, W, R. Cockburn, Kiwanis Governor of the Ontario and Quebec District, repre- sentatives from every Kiwanis Club in Ontaria, and other public spirited giti- zens will attend to view the exhibits of the hoys and take part in the pro- gram of the day. Kiwanians will officially take over Cottage "A," and designate it Kiwanis Lodge, unveiling a brass tablet, fifteen inches in: width and twenty six and a half inches long, on the south side of the cottage. A three sided electric sign bearing the letter "K," symbol of the Kiwanis Association, will also be lit. 'Hon. Lincoln Goldie is chairman | of this stage of the program which will be started at three o'clock, This cottage is being called Kiwanis Lodge .out of respect to the Associa- tion which has pledged $25,000 toward jits erection, Part of this appropria- tion has already been paid over, Thirty bronze and silver medals, and fifteen books of fiction and biography will be given away to the three win- ners of each group of events, Ribbons are also being awarded to the first three winners of each event in the different groups. Two cups are being contested for in the competitions, one given by the West Durham Agricultural Society, will be awarded to the best all-round athletic champion of the school. An- other cup, donated by L. Homfray Iry- ing, Libragian-.and -Archivist at the Parliament Buldings, Toronto, will be won by the boy who has the best garden plot. § The various exhibits will be the work taught in the school, including academic studies, agriculture, physical training, wood working, metal work- ing, horticulture and cooking. The boys will put on their entire new phy- sical training display which met with such enthusiastic approval at the Osh- awa Fair. Officials of the Ontario Amateur Athletic Association will be present to assist in the athletic events. Two booths are being erected at strategic points in the grounds, that light refreshments may be secured by visitors who wish to stay throughout the whole program. The boys' choir will render several selections, having heen trained since m---- . Sm BOYS' SCHOOL At Special Prices C. RETENBECK Fad 'opened by Frank Converse Smith, Toronto. Arthur Holt, Mrs, D. R. Morrison, Mrs. G. E. Reaman and Frank Converse Smith will help to make the musical program which follows the distribution of prizes by H. M. Robins, Deputy Provincial Sec- retary, one of the outstanding feat- ures of the day. G. Elmore Reaman, Ph.D, superin- tendent of the school, is expecting many residents of Bowmanville and district to attend the fair, as well as people from other points. TO HOLD BIG SHOOT (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanviille, Sept, 27.--Holding their first meeting this fall on Satur- day night, the Cream of Barley Gun Club decided to hold their big shoot at the Cream of Barley Park on Sat- urday, November 20. Out-of-town members present included Dr. Reed, Dr. Bowen and R. E. Reder, Toronto; Dr. Blanchard, William Mackay, George Halerow, ex-M.P, and R, Skinner, of Hamilton, Is Believed to 'Have Taken By Escaped Prisoners in Londen Pl (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 27.--Chief of Po- lice Richard Jarvis has received word to be on the lookout for an old Ford touring car wiith a new top, license 151g $s its : 8 f 2 7 | £7 iis gh gz iil i 3 Jewish New Year number 127-671, which was stolen from London, Ontario, and is thought to have been taken by George Edward | Harlton and Frank Henry Martron, in ; their escape from the County jail] there. Harlton was being held on a charge of killing County Constable Waddell, who was abdut to serve him with a summons for stealing chickens. Harl- ton is alleged to have shot as Con- stable Waddell got off his motorcycle and was walkiing up the drive to the side of the house where Harlton was hving on Egerton street, near the Dundas Highway. Martron, of Virginia, is said to have heen the ringleader of the escape, in | which five prisoners got their freedom. ! Three of them were captured again, however, Martron was thought to be wanted on several serious charges in | { United States. He was lodged in the jail in London charged with criminal assault, Were Complainants In Ease In connection with a poleie court | item published in yesterday's paper, 1' was erroneously stated that Peter | Tomolak, Peter Blazejewicz and Pauli Nasiorowski were committed to trial at the next court of higher jurisdiction | on a charge of assault occasioning ac- | tual bodily harm. This should have! read that the three were the complain- ants in the case, One hears a great deal about the expansion of United States industry in Canada; therefore, it is interest- ing to note that Canadians can, and do, expand their business on the other side of the border. This was emphasized at the recent opening in Boston, Mass, of the magnificent new building of the Salada Tea Com- pany--a Canadian enterprise with world-wide ramifications. The building was opened by the Honourable P. C, Larkin, in the presence .of Governor Fuller of Massachusetts, Mayor Nichols wn Boston, and leading State and city officials. Referring to the imposing pature of the building, and the facet that it was the largest in the world devoted to the packing of tea, each speaker commented upon the sue- cess which had atiended this great Canadian enterprise in the United States field. Architecturally the building is a handsome ten-story structure, and enjoys the distinction of possessing a pair of the finest bronze doors in the world. These doors, which are the work of Henry Wilson, an English sculptor, were awarded a medal by the French Salon, where models were on exhibition this gpring. They are said to rank in beauty with the doors of the cathed- rals in Milan and Mayence. The interior of the building is notable for the remarkable collee- tion of tapestry, carvings, cloisonne wear, metal work and ceramics. SALADA TEA CO, OPENS NEW BUILDING IN BOSTON, MASS. Governor Fuller, Mayor Nichols and Leading Citizens Laud Canadian Enterprise in Expanding Business | © | in United States HON, T. C. LARKIN, and relaxation. The eclubroom is furnished with handsome lounges, and large, comfortable chairs up-| holstered in English red WR a tables in color to mateh, Oriental rugs on the floor, and rare Chinese | tapestries on the walls, wth an- tique pieces distributed around the Great Buddhas, which have seen centuries pass, gaze patiently with folded arms upon a modern busi- ness. Richly eolored Oriental rugs transfornd the floor into gay garden patches with aisles of marble. In the great windows some of the smaller and rarer pieces present themselves to the passing publie. Throughout the building officials and employees will have light, airy and most pleasant surroundings im which <0 werk, with a luxuriant clubroom on the top floor for rest 1--1925 Ford Sedan, new, newly pai 1--1924 Ford Sedan. 1--1923 Ford Sedan. Chadb ng wea #® Prince And Pick Your USED CA From the Following balloon tires, usholstery like painted, mechanically right. 1--1927 Essex Sedan, many extras, duction. 11928 Essex Sedan, at a big reduct'on. 1--1924 Chevrolet Superior Towing, in the best of shape. 1--Mclavghlic Touring, make vs an offer. 2--Ford Towings, very cheap. 2 HUDSON. & ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS OSHAWA TAA at a big re- Motor Co. Phone 1160 A money | "he zeneral policy of sharing profits room, and on the inner wall a huge | inviting, open fireplace. Just be- | low the clubroom is the cafeteria, to be maintained for the use of tue | employees. Speaking about the beauties of the | new building, Mr. Larkin said: | "Of course, you know, we don't; want to be boastful about these works of art. The building is new, ; but we have been mampy years col- leeting some of the nicest things we | have. All our buildings have the | same general sort of surroundings' for executives and employees We | started doing these . things years | ago--before we even had samc) to spend in such ways. "It isn't extravagance, really. For-! bidding surroundings hinder pro- duction in apy line of business. I know that it's good business. We | very seldom have any one leave our employ. Sometimes (wo whole years g0 by witout a person leaving the company either in Canada or United States. We have never had any labor disputes of amy kind. Such things cost money. It is expensive 1 train new employees. It is ex- pensive to put employees in a jail- like place and have them merely en- dure their work until the time comes when they can get out." Mr, Larkin was asked about the report that the Salada Company paid marriage bonuses, "Oh, certainly; we've done that | for years. It isn't much. When ar | employee is married the company | presents a cheque for $1090. And for every child born to an employee we give a like amount." "How about twins and triplets?" chimed in a reporter. Back came the twinkle: "It's never happened yet, but the custom stands goed for that--shall we call it?--emergency, too--$100 for each. 'These little donations for a 'sunny day' are in addition, wo. ourse.to the payments made under with our that the by year." employees (0 the extent business may permit year Jewish citizens of Oshawa are cele- brating the festival of Ney Year' to- day or the Rosh Hashanah. Religious services ushering in the year 5688 are being held in all the synagogues af the world, The holiday commenced at sun- set last night and ends at sunset to- night, Orthodox Jews, however, ob- serve two days. A number of local business establishments are closed to- day. {Herve Mercier, twenty years of age, of this place, was shot here yesterday afternoon while out on a hunting trip with a friend, Aime Cote. TENNIS CLUB HOLD 'CLOSING EXERCISES St. George's: Club 'Award Prizes Won During Past Season Last night marked to closing of the Tennis Club of the St. George's An- glican Church, with the awarding of the prizes and all the young people taking part «in dancing which was un- der the direction of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee, who also provided the music. The presentation of the prizes for the tour- nament which has been running all summer starting out with every mem- ber of the club, then each one drop- ping out as they were defeated. Mr. E. Jeffrey introduced the winners and called on the captains, Miss E. Wil- son and Mi. H. Bickell, to present the mmer health Keep your su you vim and energy . . Easy to digest A treat for any meal, Gives oom i coc. dl. od Mad: ' : 5 ! n i TAR : : Thiis year's membership reached the close with the singing of the national prizes to Miss Marion Smith and Mr. H. Winstanley, who defeated Miss May Jackson and Mr. GG. MaeGregor, iri the last game. Mr. R. Terrett, in his address, congratulated the Club on its success, and thanked all those who acted on committees and executives, high mark of fifty members, and has | @nthem. been the most successtul year that the club has experienced. Mr. Mer- rick then favored the club with a few well rendered and pleasing songs for which he played his own accompany- ment, The meeting was brought to a Many screen fans will be glad to know that Mrs, Charlie Chaplin has agreed to let Charlie keep his trick shoes.--Hamilton Herald, a the rich butter loaf Sn rd x \ ~--and it's good for grown- Pure Creamery Butter is the only. shortening used, ~~otcsmm, > A se se V4 y 8 builds health for baby port "i ha 1 ups too Delicious Bamby Bread, broken up into small pieces, covered with good warm milk and a little sugar--that's the stuff to make baby's cheeks bloom with health. For Bamby Bread has all the goodness of Canada's best flour, rich milk and pure creamery butter, the very choicest ingredients baked into a wonderful golden-crust loaf, Just try Bamby Bread--note its fine "bready" flavor, its "'smack-your-lips"' taste, its tempting thin crust, done to a turn. You will understand at once why this is the best-liked loaf--why so many of your neigh- bors choose it. Signal the Canada Bread man who serves them, and start your family on delicious Bamby Bread at once. If you prefer to telephone call Oshawa 2420 er Go Hh ovis a ns wi lh oD n, ae J oor ns btn Peanut Butter Sandwiches Combine two parts peanut butter with one part plain butter, cream together, and use with or without the addition of a tablespoon- * ful of minced stuffed olives, chopped chutney, ' raisins or celery. Spread between slices of Canada Bread. _ oglm 22 A We 11 LAT SE