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A SOHOOL Thirty two students are in atten fance at the regular course of Fast- . arn Dairy, School, which opened in Kingston yesterday. The course will continue until March 22. The special cheesemakers' course will MOTOR CARS We will loan you monies on your motor car, or if you can not meet your present payments we will pay off the claims and renew your payments for any term up to twelve months and insure your car, See Swanson, Ger- man & McKenzie, 8 King street east, Phone 940, be held from Feb. 20 to Feb. 26, rse and a special 's cou on Feb. 28 and 29, and March 1. treasurer, J. B, Kalkem, K, C.; cor responding secretary, Mrs, E. B. McDonald; financial secretary, Mrs, Emily Crawford; corresponding sec retary, Mrs. I. M. Campbell. kem, showed receipts as $3,018 and disbursements, $2,742. .| $276. teen LAD RECOVERING | The condition of John -Burugess, sixteen-year-old Port Hope boy who on Tuesday was accidentally shot in the lung by his five-year-old bro- ther was -generally improved and the doctors in attendance have de- cided it will not be necessary to perform an operation, The bullet- will remain in the boy's body unless infection develops which would ne- cessitate its removal. The boy will be able to leave the hospital in a week or so it is expected. INDIANS CHOOSE COUNCIL Tyeridenala Reserve, where the Mohawk Indans reside, in the Coun- {| ty of Hastings, has just concluded its municipal elections and a coun- cil chosen to handle reserve affairs for the next three years, Those se- lected are: Stephen Maracle, Fran- cls John, David H. Barnhart, Her- man Claus and Thomas Hill, There were thirteen candidates, Barn- hart and Claus are former mem- bers, Peter Joe Brant and John Maracle went to defeat. PASTOR 18 INDUCTED Thursday evening Rev, F. C, Har- Increase Production without increasing cost by using Cod Liver Oil (Bottled Sunshine) in your poultry mash. You will be surprised by the result. Pint, 25¢; quart, 45c; gallon, $1.60. Use Cel-0-Glass or Glass Cloth instead of glass in vio direct works wonders houses. Either of these admits untra- rays that ordinary glass does not. Sunligh! in egg production. Glass, $1.75 per yard; Glass Cloth, 65¢ per yard. t Cel-o- Special prices on larger quantities. A complete stock of Mash Hoppers, Water Fountains and general poultry utensils always on Your hens will pay if fed well. Cooper-Smith Co. FLOUR, FEEDS, GRAIN AND SEEDS Phone 8--Just South of Post Office--16 Celina St. The .| report of the treasurer, J. B. Wal- Balance Board of Education, W, Fred Rey- nolds. MASONIC OFFICERS INSTALLED of Belleville Lodge No 123 A, F\ and A, M, were last eve- ning installed by H. J, Clark, assis. ted by several other brothers, in cluding Col. W. N, Ponton. The officers were: W, J. Reid, W.M.; Vie- tor Graves, 1.P.M.; H, W, Dillnutt, S.W.; R. D. Ponten, JW Rev, R. G. Stewart, Chaplain; R. A. Backus, treasurer; J. McCarthy, secretary; F, Chapman, 8.D.; 8. T. Leggott, J.D,; 8. License, 1.G.; W. J. Johnson, tyler; W. O, Adams, D. of C.; W. E. Wheatley, organist; A. Hill, 8.8,; A. McGlashon, J.8.; W. G, Anderson, asst. 8; C. D Crosby, asst, 8.; H. J. Clarke, au- ditor; W. G. Anderson, auditor; W. 0. Adams, asst, trustee, MOGRUER NAMED PRESIDENT The directors of the Eastern On- tarlo Dairymen's Association at Kingston, selected the following officers for the ensuing year: Hon. president, John R. Dargavel, Elgin; vresident, Alex. McGruer, Brinston; 1st vice-president, - J. F. Gibbons Renfrew; 2nd vice-president, M, W Shepper, Bradley Creek; treasurer, James R, Anderson, Mountain View; secretary, T. A, Thompson Almonte; executive committee, J. F. Gibbons, Renfrew; M, B. Coch- rane, Almonte; W, J. Godkin, Car. sonby; James A, Sandérson, Oxford Station; Ed, Campbell, Hartington; A. J, Robertson, Martin Town; G. A, Gillespie, Peterboro. The win- ners of the cheese and butter scor- ing contest were: Cheese scoring, first prize, George I. Martin, Hall- ville; second prize, Dorion Cassidy Tweed; third prize, William Brad- shaw, Harrowsmith, Butter scor- ing, first prize, H, Code, Carleton Place; second prize, J, M. Hart- wick, Brockville; third prize, H, McIntosh, Lanark, The next con vention will be held in Belleville, REGISTRY OFFICE ROBBED A robbery entailing a great deal of labor without compensating re- sults was carried out during the night at the Stormont Registry Of. fice in Cornwall, to which an addi { tion is now being added, Entrance was gained by breaking the pane! of the outside door and later by forcing of an iron door. Once in the building the culprits directed their attention to the vault und spent some hours making a hole five feet long by two feet wide In order to get in, The wall is 22 1.2 inches thick and heavily reinforced. A number of filing cases were ran- sacked and the papers scattered about the floor. A small amount of money in the vault was also taken, Several police living close to the building noticed the lights on dur- ing the night, but attributed them to the fact that the men employed there might be working to complete their job. No trace has been found of the robbers, pS -- -- re -------- ---- GENERAL MOTORS AROUND THE WORLD (Continued from page 8) itely developed" like Fujiyama in Japan raised its pyramidal won- der above the Nipponese plain country. It is a big pleture, and big in that word's best meaning. Spec: tators are not taken to Singapore or Perth, Australia, merely to see Goneral Motors products be- ing unloaded at the dock side, The spectator sees the sales rooms and factories of rival companies, just as he would see them if he went to those far-eff places. There are many other things to gee. The people of this little com- munity called the earth, ther cities and thelr progress, Changing Era The outstanding value of the picture is to show the world as it is in the very crucible of moderni- gation, The motor car is the fly- ing period which time has put to THE ONTARIO REGIMENT Gymnasium Classes Under the direction of CORP, C, WRIGHT will commence on WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11 and will continue every succeeding Wednesday at 8 p.m. for the remainder of the season, the records of the past. Where it goes the future has begun. The motor car is shown in "Gen- eral Motors Around the World" with the Egyptian pyramids for a background and with camel ecara- vans for partners of the road, But it 1s the pyramid and the camels that appear out of place, exotle. It is the same in Spain. General Motors cars indicate a mew Spain | the Midnight Sun. This great another in the unity of mankind. tavia, native trimmers at the as- sembly plant, use their bare feet to help in cutting out General Motors upholstery. A few laugh, but the majority begin to wonder it a prehistoric foot might not be an advantage--an aid to efficiency. Osaka, Japan, twice as large as Detroit, is a modern city, General Motors cars use its broad paved streets, They are.driven and skill- fully driven by Japanese owners. Port Elizabeth, British South Af- rica, has an assembly plant, The General Motors family there is | dusky hued, but it is evident that their loyalty equals the Oshawa family's, However, the picture is also a record of success in business such as humanity has never before known, Rome's empire of conquest was a puny thing beside this Spartan democracy of business as shown in "General Motors Around the World." Statistics given--and they do not bore, because they also move-- show that 1,000,000 people work directly for General Motors, one out of every 1,700 people on * THE OSHAWA DALY TIMES, SATURDAY; JANUARY 7.1928 PTT TTTTTTITITITITITTTTY PPP PTT PRT PTR ES PROTO PI PP RTI ITE TEER Teer ewww ww, 2 SP PPP PPP PPrPTTTPTTTITTTIVITIVITITIVIVVEIN Solvay Coke Agents Jeddo Premium Coa' The Best Produced in America General Motors Wood All Fuel Orders weighed on City Scales if desires "DIXON'S earth, There are factories and assembly plants in 250 of the world's cities, and the first pic- ture of all is of the great General Motors office building in Detroit, Caesar Augustus boasted on his death bed that he found Rome a city of brick and left it a city of marble, but he could not even imagine such a structure as that towering quadruple skyseraper in Detroit, Field The audience is then shown the various United States factories, and then there is a rapid succes- sion of views showing the far ends of the earth where General Motors products are in use. A Chevro- let runs on a road leading to the templed splendor of Nikko, Japan; India's teeming millions make way for a Cadillac, the luxury of Paris is given a new interpretation by the winged La Salle; a Bulek driver looks out on the blue Carri- bean from a palm lined highway in Jamaica, Sao Paulo, Brazil, home of the coffee kings, rich in marble and tropic verdure, disputes with the opulent splendor of Buenos Aires, Lima, Peru, forgets its dreams of the returning Incas to admire an Oldsmobile, Then comes the section of the picture dealing with export, vita! to Oshawa, This section begins with picture of the local plants from whiel more and more exports from this continent are being loaded on the "Big Steamers" of the seven seas. The world is a market for Gen- eral Motors of Canada, Limited, and there is no end to the possi- bilities of this city under the lead- ership of its major industry. Keep your temper if it is good, and be sure not to lose it if it is bad, ) ST. THOMA:! EDUCATION BOARD HAS FIRST WOMAN CHAIRMAN St. Thomas, Jan. 6.--At the in- auguration meeting of the Voea- tional Institute, George Thurtell, Guelph Township farmer, was to- day fined $25 and costs by Magis- trate Watt. Thurtell in his defense stated that the animals were ter- rorizing his sheep, but the Magis- trate ruled that "No one with com- mon sense could see a beagle hound chasing sheep." In view of the fact that there had been an epidemic of sheep killing in the township during the past few months, Thurtell"s counsel put forth a strong argument for the yong farmer, but could not con- vince the Bence that defendant was within his rights, The owner declared the hounds were hunting &- rabbit' when shot down. MUKDEN FORCES IN CHOCHOW Pekin, (Saturday), Jan. 7.--The Mukden forces which have been besieging the Town of Chochow, 40 miles squthwest of Pekin, en- tered the city this month on the eighth day of the siege. The de- fenders of Chochow were part of the Shansi troops left behind when the Shansi invasion of Chihlf Prov- ince was repulsed. They were un- der command of General Fu Sso-yi, who has been taken to Paotingfu to await the orders of General Chang Tso-lin, ------ OE -- Men's Heavy Overcoats, just the thing for the $12.95 cold weather, LEADER DRY GOODS Phone 740; 32 Simcoe St, 8, INSURANCE C. E, HEPBURN McLaughlin Bivd, Othaws, Dis in J vie Cot fore you buy from. the rest. A ---- - 25 Albert Street HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid, Machine Sanded and Polished The Better Way Old Floors Machine Sanded and Finished ~~ ' W. J. Tric k Co, = | { } f \ Ltd. 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