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a -- | COLLEGIATE CHATTER COLLEGIATE CHATTER Under the supervision of the Girls' Athletic Society, the school song which has been produced by Gordon and Frank Maxwell was this week sent to Toronto to be made up into sheet music. Whaley- Royce and Company of Toronto are handling the order and expect to have the song out in two or three weeks. LJ Ll] LJ The song in sheet music form will be placed on sale as soon as it arrives from Toronto and it is- expected that it will be very favor- ably received by both those in the school and those outside. The price will not be too great and it is even reasonable that a large number will buy a copy just for a souve- nir. » LJ Ll The Girls' Athletic Society are planning to bring their successful year's activities to a happy conclu- sion next Friday evening when they give a supper at the school to tne form representatives, the junior and senior girls' basketbaH teams, the tennis champions and the field day champions. About fifty girls will be present, : LJ * . The presentation will probably be made on Monday of next week of the large and handsome baske' ball eup which was won by the boys' senior basketball team thls spring. This is the first year the cup has been up for competition and represents the senior champi- \onship of the Toronto District Bas- ketball Assoclation. - * " Savera)l applications have already been received by Mr. Patterson fo: the cadet camp, which is held every summer, usually 'at Niagara, for the cadets in the High Schools and Collegiates throughout Ontario. Last year ten boys attended from Oshawa Collegiate and it is ex- pected that this number will be increased to porbably 12 to 15 this year. . . * The cadet corps in their semi- weekly parades are measuring up to expectations and Mr. Patterson is justified - in expecting a very successful showing when the in- spection takes place on May 30. An average of 170 boys out of the total enrolment of 180 is turning out every Tuesday and Thursday. - - * The Commercial forms have at last. won al s¢hool championship. On Wednesday night after a truly rr TT Sr -- a -------------- FRASER'S HAIR RESTORER | Relieves itching scalp immediately. Promotes healthy growth of hair. Tones up the scalp. Banishes dandruff. - Sold on an absolute money back guarantee to give satisfaction, For sale at Barber Shops and Beauty Parlors El ------------------------------ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928 SIMCOE STREET UNITED CHURCH The trusiee board of Simcoe Street United Chureh, which is next week observing its Diamond Jubilee, is shown above. Reading from the left, they are--Top row: A. McDonald, G. A. Speght, W. H. James, A, A, Crowle. Second row: L. Argall, John Gibson, A. Bradley, C. A. Lander, E. L. Vickery. Bottom row: William Paul, J, H, R. Luke, Rev. Dr. H. 8. Déugall, J. Johns, HE. Lovell, H. W. Borsberry, R. N, hectic series the combined team from 2BC, 3AC and 3BC defeated 4B, the middle and upper school champions, by a margin of two games out of three. LJ LJ LJ] The Commercial team was com- posed of Cornish, Zubkavitch, Burns, Art Smith, MacKarchuk, Bell, Bellingham, Blythe, Cox ana Arnold, To have won the school title is indeed a credit to them, . . LJ Inter-form softhall gets under way next week for both the boys and the girls, Tennis also starts for the girls in the near future, The hoys' inter-form series should again this year prove particularly 54 Church Street Out stock of Vegetable Seeds is very complete and of rst quality, You will find our prices attractive, WE HAVE A FEW DAHLIAS AND GLADIOLI HOGG é& LYTLE LIMITE ---------------- Home Heating is Simple and Sure--with this System / EE ue ting Serene on Almost any ing Rouse. itis will gi the y Warm Air hi Tn S; 'ul air and perfect ci only real bonded heating system offered today. n all over the Piodiay'swers stnong the very first to build furnaces on BLU. Jrinciies--the ouly shavkusly corvert method beat or heat losses. The Furnace saves you fuel ... e comfort 2+! wou can instal a Findlay. Balance : W. F. 54 Burke St. measuring xpense ... ends heats ... at less cost. For $35 down on easy terms. BOWDEN Phone 2589-W interesting, The. teams will be divided into two sections and in the middle and upper school sec tion, the boys will play out a com- plete home and home game sche- dule, Five teams, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B and 6A will comprise this group. In the lower school section the teams to be grouped together are 1DC, 1CC, 2BC, 2A, 2C, 1A, '1B, and 1C, The winners of the first and second sections will play off for the school championship. LOANS TO GERMAN CITIES APPROVED Advisory Committee Sanc. tions Borrowings Amount. ing to 100,000,000 Berlin, May '11--The Advisory Committee--a German Government hody for regulating borrowings of German states and eities abroad-- announced Wednesday that it had approved a collective loan of $17,- 500,000 for municipalities to he raised on foreign markets. Fur- ther, it approved loans for Berlin and Frankfurt amounting respec- tively to $15,000,000 and $7,000,- 000, Approval for additional loans to be floated by communities will be announced in the autumn, This completes the immediate ! bors of the committee which he last November when its ,membe began a survey of the financial re- quirements of all German cities, The committee was appointed af- ter Gilbert Parker, reparations gent, had pointed out the danger ¢ lavish horrowings by German towns principally in America. Tt was then decided that the needs of these cities should be covered re collective loan instead of a s of individual negotiations. It was the committee's task to in- vestigate each of the 300 applica- tions filed calling for more than | 100,000,089, AUSTRALIA LOSES IN FIRST ROUND OF DAVIS CUP EVENT Genoa, Ttaly, May 9.--Australia, once the mightiest factor in Davis Cup tennis competition, was ab- ruptly removed from the first round of 1928 competition oda by Italy. The third and deciding triumph of the series for Italy was scored by Baron Hubert purgo, veteran internationalist, when he conquered the hard-hitting Australian ace, Gerald Patterson, For Better Values DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store 231% Simcoe 5. Phone 389 Cash or Terms " "In the - dead o' night this laundry is a hive of industry, for it is the time when the néw super-speed "overnight wash' has the right-of-way. Each wash under this system is de- livered the morning after it is receiyed--ready to be ironed. Four other ser- vices offer a splendid range of choice as to the amount of help any house- wife may require in soly- ing her family wash problem. Each wash is done separately in soft water and pure soap with- out marking or starching. Phone us today. TWAS ---- ONITUWEL] WALD LAUNIK I De Mor- | . fifth set and swept Patterson off his feet. His victory gave Italy three of the first four matches and settled the issue. in five sensational sets. The scores were 1-6, 6-4,-6-3, 2-6, 6-1, and when the titled Italian emerged the victor one one the biggest crowds that has ever seen a tennis match here went wild. The throng, on edge throughout the tense struggle, cheered inne baseball fans as De Morpurgo struc an unbeatable pace in the It was simultaneously the big- gest achievement in Davis Cup pay any Italian team has ever scored, and the most stunning setback the Australians have ever received, In seventeen years of cup competi- Assironce Ga lanadea distributed by the company this A Special Extra Dividend of $700,000.00 will be year in addition to the regular dividend approximating $3,800,000.00. FRANK V. EVANS, Representative Standard Bank Building 7 Simcoe St. N, - Oshawa, Ont. ---- EE tion Australia has only once failed to reach either the final or chal- lenge round. That was in 19123 when the Anzacs were put out of the first round by the United States. They have won the cup six times. CO-OPERATIVE CHARGED UNDER SEED SALE ACT Ingersoll, May 11--The Beachville Co-Operative Association, a farmers' club, was charged in the Police Court today with a violation of the act gov- erning the sale of seed. The charge was laid by Inspector L. D. Hankiu- son of Brantford, who on March 23 visited the association's quarters at Beachville, and claimed he found there a bag of sweet clover not label- led in accordance with the act. It was also stated that considerable more sweet clover had been sold un- der similar condiffons. James Clark Secretary of the association, pleaded that the sales had been made in ige norance of the requirements of the act. Magistrate Paterson reserved judgment for a week. A Correct Glasses \ Correctly Fitted W. A. 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