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PAGE SIXTEEN : S------ _ [EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS | POST BURNED The gemeral store and post of- fice at Adolphustown, owned by Ar- thur Bogart was destroyed by fire, with heavy loss. Mr. Bogart had sold the store to Roy Allison with possession on March 1st. 4 -- ENTERS John T. Hatfield, of Belleville, member of the Y., will represent the association in the Ontario box- ing championships, which take place in London on Marc 2 and 3. He will box in the lghtweight class at 135 pounds and will be accompanied by his father on his trip to the western city. FIVE CARS SMASHED Five cars of a Canadian Nation- al Railway freight train left the tracks three miles west of Arn- prior at 5 o'clock this afternoon and were badly smashed. The roadbed was slightly damaged. Trafic was held up for more than an hour. No one was injured. AGED CARPENTER BADLY HURT Falling fifteen feet from a scaf- fold on one of the boats owned by the C.S.L., in winter berth at Kingston, George Pearson, an ag- ed carpenter, was seriously inujr- ed yesterday morning. He is now in the General Hospital and X- rays have revealed three fractures of the skull, as well as injuries to the shoulder, chest and back. FUNERAL OF GEORGE F. STEPHENS The funeral took place Thurs- day at Camppellford of George Franklin Stephens, a native of Prince Edward County, who went to -East Seymour to reside when a boy. - Mr. Stephens for some time was with the Campbellford Cloth Company, He was in his seventy- first year. Rev. E. Harston con- ducted the funeral services. Mr. Stephens is survived by his widow, before her marriage Ellen Oakley: two daughters, Mrs. Hatton of Cal- gary, Alta, and Mrs. William Dunk of Toronto; and five sons, Earl of the staff of Campbellford High School, Oliver of Embro, Ont., and Cecil K., Westley and Harold of To- ronto, PASSES IN ARIZONA The remains of Mrs. Madeline Race Watson, daughter of Mrs. Maude Race of Windsor, were brought from Arizona, where she died, for interment in the family plot at Fairview Cemetery, at Graf- ton. Mrs. Watson was a member of a wellknown former Haldimand family. ORILLIA WINTER CARNIVAL The second day in Orillia's win- ter carnival closed with a fancy dress event last evening sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. There were hundreds in costume, and there was keen competition in the score of events for which prizes were given. The broom ball game, full comic costume, was won by the team captained by the manager of the Bank of Montreal, who defeat- ed Cecil George's Pill Pounders, 2 to 1. The final game in the hockey tournament, Orillia v. Port Mec- Nicoll, was won by Orillia, 2 to 1. In the preliminaries yesterday Orillia defeated Coldwater and Port McNicoll defeated Graven- hurst, Orillia will, therefore, hold the Simcoe-Muskoka trophy this year. Unfavorable weather pre- vented the horse races yesterday afternoon, and the two remaining races are called for 1.30 Saturday. Saturday afternoon the ski races, snowshoe races and dog races will also be run off, and at night there will he a torchlight procession led by the Kiltie Band, followed by the storming of the Ice palace. This latter feature will be conducted en- tirely with fireworks, attacking and defending parties being on either -- mm mr ms NOTICE The Public of Oshawa are hereby notified that the Exclusive Agency for HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE IN OSHAWA is held by the following McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Ltd. 120 KING ST. W. H. M. FOWLDS & 81 KING ST. W. "2e Phone 1246 SON : Phone 91 The Public are requested to please beware of imitations as no other dealer can handle this product in this city. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCTS COKE OVENS LTD. HAMILTON, ONT. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 side of the palace, which is an im- posing structure; . BRIGHTON MAN PASSES A well-known president of Brighton, Ont., passed away at Wellesley Hospital yesterday, in his 68th year. Dr. Wade, who was born in Brighton Township receive his: early education at Brighton High School and at in- stitutions of learning in Cobourg and Ottawa. He entered . upon the study of medicine at Trinity College, Toronto, graduating with the class of °'88, and completed his medical - education by taking post-graduate work in the hospi- tals of New York City and in Lon- on, England. He then settled in Brighton, where he had practised his profession for the past 38 years. In is earlier days he took an active .part in public life, be- ing chairman of the School Board, member of the Town Council, en- tering the Conuty Council in 1892, and winning the coveted warden- ship in 1896. Dr. Wade was a staunch Presbyterian and Past Master of United Lodge No. 19 A. F. and A.M. He {is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Lillie Wedd, one daughter, Mabel, of Toronto, and one son, William, medical student at Queen's Uni- versity, also one sister, Mrs. Wes- ley Montgomerly of Brighton, Ont. LAKES REMEDIAL WORKS . CANADA'S RIGHT, IS CLA™M Quebec, Feb, 23.--Canada has a definite right to insist upon the constructio nof remedial works to offset the diversioin of waters from Lake Michigan by the sanitary dis- rict of Chicago, declared Professor Wm. Wallace Goforth, assistant professor of economics, McGill Uni- versity, spéaking here today under the auspices of the Department of Extra-Mural Relations. This rigat, he said, rests upon the oft-reiterat- ed principle contained in ali treat- fes with the United States from 1793 onwards, respecting Cannda, that navigation on boundary wat- se shall be free and unrestrict- ed. RADIO (Continued from page 14) WEAF (442)--N.Y. Afternoon musicale, Yyzul (366)--Chicago. Songs; trio, vo. cal. WIBO (306)--Chicago. Sheridan Thea. WDAF (370)--Kansas City. String trio. WOC (375)--Davenport, Home manage- ment, CNRS (329)--Saskatoon, Special prog. KFNF (461)--Shenandoah, Mothers' hr. Why We Sell LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE The Coal That Satisfies Do you ever realize that Stamp on tickets guar- antees to you that you receive the Coal as stated. Take a trial ton and be a regular customer. Less Carbon, Less Ash, Greater Heat and Lasting Qualities, WHAS (322)--Louisville. Concert. WHO (536)--Des Moines. Musicale, WJZ (454)--N.Y. Variety program. WFAA (545)--Dallas, Homemakers. 5 WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St, Paul, Federation of Women's Clubs, KSAC (333)--Kansas State College, Mu- sic appreciation, KDKA (416)--Pitts, Studio ensemble. WEAF (492)--N.Y. Dinner concert: WCAE, WEEI, WRC, WTAG. WNAC (461)--Boston. Theatre hour. WGY (380)--Schenectady, Hotel Van Curler, WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St, Paul, Readers' Club. KMA (394)--Shenandoah. Sunshine con. cert for shut-ins. WAAT (246)~Jersey City, Dinner mu. sic. WAIU (283)~Columbus, Twilight mu- sic. ie, WGHP (278)--Detroit. Dinner music, WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Orchestra. KYW (526)--Chicago. gress Hotel. WBZ (383)--Springfield, Mass. Dinner music. . FOR THE KIDDIES 5.00 5] WHN. (394)--N. Y Uncle Robert. 6.00 EBH (366)--Chicago. Dream Daddy avis. WGBS (349)---N.Y. Unclee Gee Bee. wuag (#48)~Chicago, Topsy Turvey ime. WEEI (508)--Boston, Big Browser, WHK (265)--Cleveland. Uncle Ned, WIP (349)--Phila, Uncle Wip. KYW (526)--Chicago, Uncle Bob, WGN (416)--~Chicago. Uncle in, CNRO (435)~Ottawa. Cosy Corner, WFAA (545)--Dallas. Story Hour, 5 WGHP (278)--Detroit. Evening chat. WJAX (341)--Jacksonville, Children's period, CONCERTS TONIGHT Network :--Buist program, WHAS, WMC, WSB, WBT, KDKA, WLW. WCSO (256) priughield, O. Concert. WGHP (278)--Detroit, "Lady Moon." CFCA (357)--Toronto, Organ, WEAF (492)--N.Y. National artet, WJ _(353)--Detroit. Musicale. Blue Network: --Roxy i from wiz KDKA, KVO0O, KWK, KYW, WBT, WBZ, Wen WE WIR ARER WRC. String , KOA, WREN, KPRC, KSO (227)--Clarinda, Old time music, WOC (375)--Davenport. Music. YEA 517)~Clearwater, , Open air concert. Red Network :--Half Fi with Great from EAF, WEBH, LIT. Ww CNRO (435 L Ox ga )--Ottawa, Concert orches. MA ( enandoah, Voc KOIL (319)~Council Bluffs, Entertain. ers, PWX (400)~Havana. Military band. WADC (297)--Akron, "Heart to Home" || Hour, WAIU (283)~Columbus. King Taste 1. tute WN. ot) Boyton, Musical, Wave GN ne Washin ashington Glee Club. WSAI (361)--Cinci, Musicale, WSEA ( Norfolk, Harmony Four, WTAM )--Cleveland. Musicale, WWJ (353)--Detroit. St: Pickers. 3.10 WMAQ (448)--~Chicago, George Sim- mons, tenor, 8.15 WLW (428)~Cinci. K, I O. Min. strel 2.30 KTHS (384)--Hot Springs. Popular 5, &Pre (294)--Houston, line studio. WCAL a onthiield. ocal, Jenny Wren, WHN (395)-N.Y. 's Theatre, WJAX (341)--Jacksonville, Old time music, WMAQ (448)--Chicago., Musical Calen. dar, WOW (508)--Omaha, "One Minute Program." . WSUI 476)~lowa City. Musicale, CNRO (435)--Ottawa, Chateau Laurier artet. We WEG ~ @3--Attantic City. Popul rogram. Bioe Network ;--Riverside Hour, fro WJZ, KDKA, KWK, KYW, KVO( WIR, WBZ, WBAL, WHAKM, Wi Whar, WLW, WRHM, WRE' Wi WSB, WMC, WFAA, WBZ, Columbia Chain; --Musical , Album, fro WCAO. | WFBL, WGHP, WMAK, WMAQ, WBAL (285)--Baltimore. A WBZ Sun=Springficld, Mass, Aleppo Drum 3 WDOD (44) ~Chattancoga, Hawaiian Guitar Duo, WOL (265)--Ames, Ia. Musicale. WOs (422) Jefferson City, Woods Col- M (261)---Mpls. Popular program. WRR (461)--Dallas. Musicale, WSB (476)--Atlanta. Concert, WTAG (517)--Worcester. Studio prog. 9.15 WHA (333)--Madison. _ University of Wisconsin Women's Glee Club. WRVA (254)--Richmond, Pi 9.30 Red Network: --General Motors Family Party, wom WEAF, KSD, WCAE, WCSH, WDAF, WEEI, WBT, WCCO, WFAA, WGR, WGY, WHO, WJAR, , WOC, WOW, WRC, WSAL, WSB, WSM, WGN, WMC, WTAG, W kvoo, WTAM WW), WHAS, Blue Network: --Rise and Shine: WJZ, WHAM, KDKA, KYW, NEar (500)=Ft. Worth, "Sunflower KFAB (319)-Lincoln, A. C. Instru- Fo CEE nver, Appreciation. prog -- Denver, at 4 9.30 KPRC (2%4)--Houston. Studio concert. WBAL (285)--Baltimore, Recital, WDOD (244)--Chattancoga. Musicale. 9.40 WLW (428)~Cinci. John and Ned. 10.00 KMA (395)--Shenandoah. Little Sym- oi' (319)--Council Bluffs. Uncle 0s! THS (384)--Hot Springs. Concert or- chestra. KTNT @S7)~Muscatine. Home folks our. PWX (400)--Havana, Paraguay hour. WFAA (545)--Dallas. Belcanto Male Satie. FLA (517)=Clearwater. Tuesday Moming Music Club, . WHK (265)--Cleveland. Morgan Sisters, WE (459)--N.Y. Moon Magic. Wi (349)--Phila, Pennsylvania Male Quartet, IiEEEEEREN! | Winring Weigh once tried will stay and keep you all from worrying. For the Coal we sell, will warm you well, and keep the | home | fires burning. 10.30 Red 12 mid, WHO (535)--Des Moines. Organ, 11.15 WEMC (484)--DBerrien Springs. WOS (522)--J efi City. Christi College. WSBT (400)--South Bend. Studio pro- , novelties. gram, songs, 10.15 Ros (326)--Deaver. old time music. Houston. Studio concert. )--Richmond. The Four ven,' XKPRC WRVA ( Deuces. Network: -- Fisk Boys: WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WIAK, WTAG, WUSH, WLIT, WEBH, WRC, WGY, WGR, /CAE, WWJ, WSAI, KPRC, WUC, rg. Studi WGST (270)--Atlanta,' Georgia Tech am. WHAZ (306)--Troy. Rensselaer Insti- tute Glee Club, WJZ (454)---N.Y. Smalle and Robert- son, WMC (517)--Memphis. Canover concert. WTIC (535)--Hartford." Play Boys. Pacific Chain:--Shell Hour, from KM, : 0, KGW, KHJ, KHQ, WAAT (246)--Jersey City. WAAT Nut "lub. WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St, Paul. American program. WHEY. Slumber music. WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Musical pot- rr, IRR (461)--Dallas. Music, : 11.10 WJAX (341)--Jacksonville. Organ. 11.20 WEMC (484)--Berrien Springs. concert, 11.30 WBAP (500)--Ft. Worth, Popular, WTIC (535)--Hartford, "Melodies for Old Folks." Fire Hall BAP (500)--Ft. Worth. String Ban d. 12.30 a.m. CNRE (517)--Edmonton. Instru- Tio, mental . KVOO (349)--Tulsa, Organ. Chain :--Spanish PO, Orchestra, Pacific KGW, KH), from KFl, KGO, KHQ, KOMO. RADIO TALKS-FEATURES 6.30 p.m. CFCA (357)--Toronto, "Health and Posture. | 7.00 KFNF (461)--Shenandoah, The News- boy. WEAF (492)---N.Y. "Creative Youth," H. Mearns. WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul. North- west Boy Scouts. 7.30 KFNF (461)--Shenandoah. Letter Bask- et WAIU (283)--Columbus. Shoppers' hr. WEAF (492)--N.Y. "The Pickwick ans." WKBW (217)--Buffalo, Spiritual quar- ter-hour, » WLW (428)--Cinci, Aviation chat. 7.50 WNAC (461)-- Boston, "Newspaper Sidelights."" " 8.00 WEBI (258)--Charlotte, Farm school. 8.30 KOB (3%4)--~New Mexico College. Farm talks. CNRO (435)--Ottawa. "Federal Gov- ernment to clear the air for radio list- eners. WBBR (256)--N.Y. Address. WHA (333) -- Madison, Agricultural program. WOO (399)--Phila. Address by Rev. Da- gar. 9.00 WHAZ (306)--Troy. Educational ad- dress, 9.15 WCAL (236)--Northfield. Book talk. 9.30 WLW (428)--Cinci. "Spring planting." 9.45 WHA (333)--Madison. Political re- view, 10.30 KNX (337)--Hollywood. Playlet. WSB (476)-- Atlanta. Basketball game. 11.00 woc (375)--Davenpoort. Lecture, "New Insight on China." "Over the Fence." DANCE TO THESE 8.00 p.m. CKCL (357)--Toronto, Orchestra. WAAT (246)--Jersey City. Orchestra. WFAA (545)--Dallas, Collegians. WHN (394)--Seville, Troubadours. 8.30 Red Network:--A, & P. Gypsies, from WEAF, KSD, WCAE, WCSH, WDAF, WEEI, WGN, WGY, WHO, WJAR, WLIT, WOC, WRC, WSAI, WTAM, WTIC, WWJ. KOIL (319)--Council Bluffs, Orchestra. WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul. Vaga- bonds. WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee, WTMJ or- chestra. 9.00 WJAX (341)--Jacksonville, Orchestra, ay a -- COKE--WOOD Phone 262 IXON'S JEDDO COAL SOLVAY COKE G.M.C. WOOD Well It's Getting Low-- Phone Dixon's Better WOKT (219)--Rochester, Merrymakers. WSM (337)--Nashville. Orchestra, 9.05 WHK (265)--Cleveland., Buckeye Seren- aders. 9.30 WHB (341)--Kansas City, Dance mu- SIC, 9.45 WBAP (500)--Ft. Worth. Dance or-y chestra. 10.00 Columbia Chain: *The Captivators, from WOR, KMOX, WADC, WAIU, WCAO, WCAU, WEAN, WFBL, WGHP, WJAS, WKRC, WMAK, WMAQ, WNAC, WOWO, WAAM (349)--Newark, Four Towers. WBAL (285)--Baltimore. Orchestra. WBZ (333)--Springfield, Mass. Bert Low: e. WRHM (261)--Mpls. Dance. 10.30 CFCF (411)--Montreal. Jack Denny. 11.00 Red Network :--Vincent WRC (469)--Wash, Swanee ors, Syncopat- Lopez, dance orchestra, from WEAF, KSD, WCAE, WCSH, WHO, WMC, WSAI, WOW, WTIC. KTHS (384)--Hot Springs. Dance. WAMD (225)--St, Paul, Dance. WCAU (337)--Phila. Club Madrid. WGR (303)--Buffalo. Supper music. WLW (428)--Cinci. Orchestra, WOS (361)--Jefferson City, The Ramb- lers. ' WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Frolic.. WNAC (461)--Boston, Orchestra, WFLA (517)=Clearwater. All Band, Dance 12 mid. WHN ( WPG (273)--Atlantic City. Follies Ber. gere. WSAT (361)--Cinci. Ray Miller, 11.45 WMCA (370)--N.Y. Manhattan Serena- ders. WSB (476)--Atlanta, Melody artists, 394)--N.Y. Cotton Club. 448)--Chicago. Orchestra. woJ _( 12.45 WDAF (370)--Kansas City. Nighthawk frolic, 1.00 a.m. CNRV (291)--Vancouver. Midnight frolic. KFI (469)--Los Angeles, Dance orches. KYA (309)--Ban Francisco, Clift Ho tel, KOIL (319)--Council Bluffs. Dance. 2,00 KNX (337)--Hollywood, Hotel Amba sador. (Copyright, 1928.) 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