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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, OCTOBIR 12, 1928 WHITBY WHITBY BAPTISTS ~~ HEAR OF PROGRESS , AT ANNUAL MEETING Church in a Flourishing Condition -- Officers Are Elected for the Year --= Ample and Tasty Report Precedes Congregational Gathering (By Staff Reporter) , Whitby, Oct. 12--The spirit of pro- gress and achievement was manifest m the annual congregational meeting _ of the Whitby Baptist Church, held . last evening. The reports of the vari- ous organizations and societies within the church showed they had been . active during the year and were in + sound financial position, with favor- . able balances on the budget. Previous to the meeting supper was + served by the ladies of the church in the Sunday school room and seventy=- five people sat down to an ample and : tasty repast, Rev, T. F. Best acted as chairman of the gathering and called upon the officers of the various committees and _ Every Department of the societies to present their statements for the year. These included the fin- ance committee, treasurer, envelope treasurer, Sunday school, Young Peo- le's Union, junior Young People's Jnion, Ladies' Aid and Women's Mission Circle, Dr. J. F, Reynolds, superintendent of the Sunday school, gave a com- prehensive outline of the fine work which had been accomplished by this important department, Mr, Sydney Parrott spoke on behalf of the B.Y. P.U, while Miss Olive Wilson de- scribed the activities of the junior B, Y.P.U. Mrs. Goldberg reported for the Ladies' Aid and pointed out the excellent measure of success which had been obtained by that organiza- tion, Mrs, Archie Stewart was able to report that the Women's Mission Circle had also done well. Although every society was able to show a favorable balance the treas- urer's statement gave a deficit of $90 for the year. The congregation, how- ever, expects to meet this with very little effort, Elect Officers The election of officers then took place and the following were elect ed as deacons: Messrs, Levi Dudley, «"BOBBIES" Poultry, Butter, E Vegetable Mar gs and et wishes to gnnounce that he has opened a business at 23 Prince St. where he will supply the wants of the citizens of Oshawa at as low prices as the market permits, All our poultry will be dressed and if you wish stuffed ready for the oven at reasonable prices, We will cary all lines of products of the famous Cridland & Son, Cridland's famous back bacon in casings, Pea Mealled Back Bacon, Smoked Side and Back Bacon, Biscuit Bologna Cooked Ham, Being the sole agents for Bell's, all pork sausage at 80c the pound put up in ¥ 1b, cartons, Extra choice all pork and beef sausage in bulk, All our cooked meats will be machine sliced, Milk fed chickens, finest dairy butter and eggs fresh from the farmer----at reasonable low prices, Just for a starter we will sell, Good Ontario potatoes at per pound .....,., Cabbage, at per pou vere es 134 cents 2 cents All other vegetables kept in stock, It cost nothing to come in and look around, We deliver free of charge, Phone your orders, we want your patronage, "BOBBIES" 23 Prince St, : Phone 321 S. W. Wilhelm, F, Landon, A. Stew- i W. Bateman and E. Baker . Baker replaces Mr, Hopper who is moving to Toronto, ol The new finance committee will in- clude all the deacons and also Mrs, J. Parker who was appointed envel- ope treasurer. Messrs, Sydney Par» rott ind Lencord Rich were elected as envelope stewards. the retiring officers following which Rev. Mr, Best pronounced the bene- diction and the meeting closed with the singing of the doxology. SHARP CURVES ON WHITBY ROAD ARE BEING INPROVED Lake Shore Drive Becomes Increasingly Popular With Motorists (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct, 12,--~Much im- provement may be noted at the local waterfront, where repairs are new being made to the road which skirts the harbor and leads to Hay- denghore park. At the last meeting of the council it was decided to widen the road to make it a two- way thoroughfare and $100 has been appropriated to the purpose, In addition to extending its width, gravel is being spread upon it in a way calculated to remove some of the sharp and difficult curves, With the use of the grader it will be given a good surface and the traffic which is continually passing to and fro from the park will pack the gravel hard, May Be a Park There seems to be a growing appreciation in the community of the potential facilities for recrea- tion which may be developed at the lakeshore, In addition to improving the road, the town has cut the weeds and even this slight effort has wrought a change for the better, There are many who think that a& beatiful public park might be established by the lake and this may come to pass in the not too distant future, Certainly Haydenshore, which is privately owned, has hecome a pop- ular spot for summer homes on account of its charming situation, The proposed building of a hand- some entrance to Haydenshore by R, 8, McLaughlin, of Oshawa, is one reason for the council taking action to repair the harbor road, FAMOUS LONDONER DIES London, Oct, 12.--Alfred Sal- mon, Chairman of the Lyons Com- pany, controlling a chain system of tea shops, died last night after several weeks' illness, $2162 cars, High Compression Motor EOPLE everywhere are recogniz- ing, in the new Nash 400," the only car at moderate price, with ¢// the luxury and refinement heretofore furnished by very expensive motor There is nothing to compare with the performance of the new 400" Twin Ignition motor--the year's outstand- ing development in power, speed, smoothness and economy, Advanced Six Sedan DELIVERED IN WHITBY Centralized Chassis Lubrication nly Naser Offers -- "Twin Ignition ... Bijur ... Houdaille Hydraulic Shock Absorbers All"400" Advanced Six models, more- over, are equipped with the world's finest system of centralized chassis lubrication--Bifxr, And their longer wheelbases, double © Sedans from $1234 to $3159 drop frames, rubber insulated bodies snd costly Houdgille hydraulic shock absorbers, provide travel smoothness and relaxation heretofore afforded only by very big, very expensive cars, & Coupes, Cabriolets, Victorias from $1234 to $2504 Delivered NASH 400 Leads the World in Jotor Car Value Twin-Ignition motor 12 Aircraft-type spark plugs High compression Houdaille and Lovejoy shock absorbers (exclusive Nash mounting) Calon Bodies Torsional vibration oo World'seasiest steering 7-besring crankshaft per (bellow crank pins) Exterior metalware chrome plated over pickel Short surping radius IMPORTANT FEATUBES- VO OTHER CAR HAS THEM ALL Longs whesihans Sess Selon ous fons ash Special Desi sod " bumpers Votes of thanks were extended to ---- A Visit of the : Jeremiah to A BIBLE STUDY BY DR. KAISER Prophet- t Whitby Historic philosophers have prov- en to their entire satisfaction that the Prophet Jeremiah once paid a visit to Ireland, Several reasons have been advanced in support of this theory, but the most comvine- ing proof is given in the fact that the patron Saint of Ireland was cal- led St. Patrick, whom historians declare was none other than "The Sainted Patriach," Jeremiah, It is stated that he whole history of Ire, land was influenced by this mom- jentous visit, I trust that the pre- sent and future generation of Bible students will deal not too eritically with me, if I set before them a theory which as yet has not been fully investigated, but when looked into will convince all unbiased minds that there are more facts available to prove that the prophet Jeremiah once paid a visit to East Whitby township than there are in support of the theory that he ever went to Ireland. A Little Journey In order that you, dear reader, may follow my theory, let me take you on a short journey north of Oshawa, first to five-points, then north to Kedron, still north to the fringe of Geneva swamp, where a road turns east, When you reach the next side-line, mvay I ask you to halt and vest beneath the cedars on either side of the road. Here let me direct your attention to the north-west corner of the crossroad, Unless you are familiar with the history of this corner there is very little to attract your attention. Om Sacred Ground And yet you are treading upon not only historie but sacred ground. Here, in the early days, was the site of an old Bible Christian Church, known throughout the land by the Scriptural name of "Elam Grandson of Noah." Here the old pioneer families met for worship until the union of this Church with the Methodist some forty years ago; here many of the pioneers were married, and here in an adjoining graveyard many of them were buried, After the union the Church building was sold, tak- en down, and incorporated into other buildings in the peighbor- hood, Desecrated Corner But what of the pioneers? Many of them still lie undisturbed in the neglected and desecrated corner, which was once their religious and spiritual home. It is not my inten- tion to shock the sensibilities of this community, because similar conditions can he found at many other places in the province of On- tario, but when one sees the ped- estals of dozens of old headstones from which the shafts have heen removed, and when we learn that those shafts were taken recently to strengthen a culvert on the road. side; when we see other stonos turned upside down to cover the opening of a fox hole; when we hriush aside the cedar clumps and witness the broken down vemains of old railings which oneco encloged some of those little plots, with a few stones still standing like an- cient sentinels, too old and too feeh- le to explain their meaniny, we turn aside and hemoan the ease with which we forget the sacrifice, the courage and the toll of those sturdy ploneers who gave us our glorious country, Dobbin Rests But do not leave the scene just yet, hecauce I desire to draw your attention to & newly made mound just inside the fence, It is the indi- cation of a burial of recent date, Curiosity prompted me to inquire the meaning of this interment in a graveyard so long npused, and I learned to my sorrow that a horse had died on the roadside nearby and its owner disposed of it hy depositing its remains among the hones of the ancient inhabitants of Elam Church, I am given to under- stand that since certain unfavor- able remarks have been made hy neighbors in the district, the horse has been removed to another rest- ing place, I sincerely hope this to he the case. The Four Winds Viewing the picture of Elany In its early days, and the neglected, ATE Cm Vee wT WE Es x ihe desolate condition which now ob- tains on every hand, I contend that the Prophet Jeremiah could not possibly have written his 49th Chapter and 36th verse without having had a personal visit, where- in he says: 'Upon Elam will § bring the four winds from the four quarters of Heaven, and will scatt- er them toward all those winds, and there shall be no mation whither the outcasts of Elam shall not come." Livestock Market Toronto, Oct. 12--Union Stock Yards, Cattle, 161; Calves, 15; Sheep and lambs, 419; Hogs, 100. Interest was centered in the judg- ing of live stock entered by Ontario producers in the annual Feeder Cattle Show competitive list at the Union Stock Yards yesterday, and conse quently regular market trading was practically at a standstill. The left- overs from the previous day unsold numbered about 2,500 head, most of which are entries in the show to be auctioned off this morning. Runs of cattle on the closing market for the week were a little heavier than usual and lamb and sheep show an increase, In the small amount of business passing, buyers obtained a few but- cher cows at prices steady with the week. Two loads of fair quality feeding steers brought 9c per pound. Chaice Calves Steady Calves were a steady market at from $8 to §16 a hundred, according to quality. Lambs were a shade heavier than at mid-week and sold 25¢ a hundred lower than Wednesday's bulk price at $12 a hundred, with others weighed out at $11.75 a hundred. Culls clear- ed between 8c and lle a pound, A small offering of sheep were turned over at prices ranging from $3 to §7 a hundred, Hogs at $1025 F.0B, Hogs were quotable at $1025 a hundred, fob, or at $11.25 a hundred, w.o.c, for selects. Only 4 head of live hogs were received by rail, the maj- ority of supply moving inwards by road. Truck hogs received bids at $11 a hundred. A full clearance of cattle from the yards is not expected this week owing to the sluggish movement in beet grades since the opening on Monday. CAR DAMAGED To avoid hitting a ear driven hy Edward Milligen, 75 McLaughlin Boulevard, Clarence Foster, 146 Alma street, skidded into a tele- phone pole thursday about seven o'clock and broke it off about hai way up doing extendlve damage to his own automobile, Nobody was injured. Foster was driving south on Simeoe street south, and made a left turn to go onto Oak street, when the wheels skidded on the street car track and made the body of the car swerve, threatening to crash it into the Milligen car. 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King, deceased, who was injured in an accident which occurred near Gulliver's service station, town line, on May 15 last, when the motor pum- per of the local fire brigade ran into a crowd of people while answering a call, Rapid Reco Hospital where he was thought to be suffering from concusion, He made rapid recovery, however and had been out of the hospital for several weeks when he succumbed to an attack of appendicitis, The solicitors for King's parents claim that his death was indirectly due to the injuries he had received. Second Action The town council held a special meet- ing last night and instructed the town solicitor, A. E. Christian, to take no action pending the result of a suit for damages brought by N. W, Stafford on behalf of his son Ernest, for injuries the latter supposedly re- ceived in the same accident, ADD VOTERS' NAMES (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct, 12,--A number of list for the municipality Honor Judge Ruddy, over the Court of Revision, held in his chambers yesterday afte noon at 2 o'clock. Town Clerk R. Frost acted as clerk of the court which was in session tor al- most an hour, Reeve Alber: W, Jackson and Counce. Ed, Bowman appeared as applicants in several cases, by His SPANISH MINISTER 1LL Madrid, Oct. 12.--The condition of the Duke of Tetusan, Spain's Minister of War, who has been ill for several days, was pronounced King was removed to the Oshawa|! names were added to the voters'| E§ presiding | [3 most grave last night, oats - Lingerie Dresses wr The hardest thing to find in some stores is the easiest to find here, We specialize in fash- ions that are exclusive at prices that are pop- "ular, Bowmanviile's Only Exclusive Shop For Women Clarence S. 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