The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 PAGE SIXTEEN [EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS| WOLFE ISLAND HOME TO- TA DESTROYED BY FIRE Nov. 10.--The frame Front read, Wolfe Is- ed as one of the fin- oft in Eastern Ontario, owned and occupied by Gr was totally today, along with its con- The cause of the fire is dwelling on land ¥ 3 | -- HYDRO RATES REDUCED | FOR KINGSTON CITIZENS 'Kingston, Nov. 10.--Officlal an- nouncement was made by the Pub- Me Utilities Commission yesterday of the uction to be made in the cost of ty to the commer cial and domestic users. The Hy- dre-Electric Commission has con- sented to the request of the local Commission to adopt a rate of Zi cepts per kilowatt hour. The ola rate was 3 cents. ui " FOR COLLEGIATE OPENING Belleville, Nov, 10.~It was left in the hands of the Chairman of thé Board of Education to set the most convenient date for the offic- ial opening of the new collegiate Institute at &:meeting held Thurs. day afternoon. The chairmen of the various committees of the the. school Board, Colonel W. N. Ponton and Mr, G. A. C. Weir were in' attendance yesterday Mr. El- liojt will write to Premier Fergu- son to find out what day will be convenient for the Minister of Ed- uecation to be in attendance. WILLIAMS TO BE : TRIED IN FEBRUARY Kingston, Nov, 10.--Wilbert R. Williams, convicted a month ago of 'the murder of his wife, ana who on Wednesday was granted a new trial by the Appeal Court in Toronto, will ome up for trial on the insanity iharge at the Spring assizes of the Supreme Court in February. This will mark the first time that such a case has been heard in. Kingston. Wiliams will be tried as to his sanity, and if proven sane wil Ithen stand trial for murder. If he is proven insane he will pe incarcerated in an asylum, though at any time he is proven to be sane he will stand tria for murder. At the trial in February it is probable that most of the evidence will be given by alienists. PICTON MAN, OWNER OF MANY FINE CURIOS Picton, Nov. 10. -- One of the finest collections of anicent coins, curios and relics of various sorts to .be found in this part of the country is in the possession of Mr. J. 8, Earle of Picton, who in many years has acquired a most inter- elting array of articlés of various kinds, Mr, Earl's interest in col- lécting relics dates back to 1868 when he first started the practice which he has followed out at ev- ery opportunity ever since. The re- sult is that today he has a marvel- lous collection of articles which have proved of great interest to the many people who have seen them, - Mr. Earle has one room in his home entirely devotedws to his collections and one inspecting them might well be interested for several hours during which time something unique in character would be presented at every turn. While every object in the room is of great interest and quite cosmo- politan in effect, being composed of Indian, Spanish, English and other curios, there are many out- standing articles, rare in the ex- treme, which Mr. Earle has in his possession. IST Belleville, Nov. 10.--Miss Vali- ere Wrightmeyer, 25 year old Bele ville contralto singer, has been chosen soloist in the Boston Grand Opera Company, and soon will make her debut as "Nancy" in the opera "Martha under the eminent con- ductor, Leginska. The announcement of Miss Wrightmeyer"s success is of parti- cular interest in this city where her rapid rise to success has been ®osely watched. Miss Wrightmey- er is a Belleville girl who recelv- ed her elementary and colleg:a. training in local schools, ol an early age she showed an aptitude for music, and commenec- ed to study with Mrs. A, E. Maec- Coll, who saw possibilities in her young pupil, Following her elementary stud- ies, Miss Wrightmeyer, about six years ago, became a pupils of 8, M. Anglin, local singing teacher, and progress continued. She took the degree of A.T.C.M. with firsis class honors, gaining the highest marks in the Dominion, and also the gold medal. Two years ago she went to Bos- ton, there to prepare with Vincent Hubbard as teacher, for an operatic career, Since going to Boston, Miss Wrightmeyer has been contralto soloist in the Broadway Winter Hill Congregational Church, She has also sung in two recitals in Belle- ville within the last year, on one occasion with Mr. James M. Booth, a Belleville boy now fn Boston, and last September with Empson McCormick, another Belleville boy and promising pianist, DIE IN MINE Belgrade, Jugo-Slavia, Nov, 10, --An explosion in a coal mine at Kakani, Bosnia, took the lives of an undetermined number of miners recently, Twelve men, seriously in- jured, were taken from the mine, investors. DomiInNiON MONTREAL LONDON, ENG, i R E EDDIN, Regresentative Rs Our November Booklet In addition to a carefully selected, well diversified list of offerings, this Booklet contains an informative article dealing with the recently imposed Tax on United States Corporation Issues, many of which are held by Canadian investors; also an itemized list of the various services we offer Copy of this Booklet on request, CORPORATION LIMITED Established 1901 E. R, Wood, President Head Offices TORONTO, 26 King 5¢. E SECURITIES WINNIPEG VANCOUVER 23 Simese Street North + Oshawa Ontario "A Statement of Fact' | THE DIXON COAL CO. have a greater number of delivery - vehicles in Oshawa than any other company in their business in a city of this size in Canada, THE DIXON COAL Co. money can buy. 262 / have the Best Fuel Products JEDDO COAL SOLVAY COKE GENERAL MOTORS WOOD BUY FROM |THE Dixon Coal Co. a PROVE OUR STATEMENT OF QUALITY and SERVICE NO CONTRACTS FOR TWO DESTROYERS Cabinet Apparently in No Hurry to Name Firms Ottawa, Nov. 10.--The Cabinet has dis d, but evidently is not hurrying about, awarding contracts for the two naval destroyers, cost- ing about $3,000,000. Tenders came in last August but so far they have not been acted on al- though there has been discussion. Several proposals come from British firms and one from the Canadian Vickers Company. The lowest bids aref rom overseas, but there are representations that, as Canadian money is involved, Cana- dian industry might reasonably. be employed on one of the ships even it it should cost more. Beyond stating that no contract has yet been awarded, Hon. J. L. Ralston, the departmental mrinister would make no comment. In the plans there are several alternative designs. As Parliament has voted the money, any hesitancy evidently is not due to anticipated objection in that quarter so much as to the de- mand that, in regard to at least one of these ships, and other Gov- ernment boats such as ice breakers or Canadian National steamships, Canadian shipyards should be pa- tronized when their prices are rea- sonable. Undoubtedly these works can be done more cheaply abroad, but the large question is whether to pay less and send some Cana dian millions out of the country or pay more and keep it here for th sustenance of Canadian industry and the employment of Canadian abor, 10 FORM LARGE AIR TERRITORIAL FORCE Britain to Provide for New Squadrons in 1929 Estimates London, Nov. 10.--Development of British auxiliary air forces and the formation of a kind of territor- fal air army are provided for in next year's air estimates, the ob- ject being to add five new squad- rons to Britain's aerial defences. The extra cost will be §5,000,- 000, but the move is dictated by the fact that German civilian flying has undergone the most rapid de- velopment in recent years, while France not only possesses the world's. largest air force but is preparing an immense program of commercial aviation, Already in existence in Britain are auxiliary air-squadrons for training civilians in city and coun- try, Among the larger cities so equipped are London, Glasgow and Edinburgh, These places recently made such an excellent showing in aerial manoeuvres for London's defence against night raids that it has now been decided to extend the volunteer service to other centres, It is considered that the idea might very well be extended to the Dominions, similar to, the auxi- Hary volunteer marine force which composed of Capadian yachtsmen, rendered such good service in pa- trol work during the early days of the war. Such volunteer squadrons are re- garded as most valuable 'for the development of an air-sense in communities and also for the -ad- vancement of civil aviation indi- rectly, OTTAWA PREPARES FOR GELEBRATION ARMISTICE DAY Distinguished Men Will Take Part in the Shadow of the Peace Tower Ottawa, Nov, 10.--~The nation's ob- servance of Armistice Day on Sun- day will be centred at Ottawa, where, in the presence of men distinguished in both international and national af- fairs, a ceremony of remembrance will be held, Outstanding among those who, in addition to notables in Canadian public life, will attend are Sir Austen Chamberlain, British Sec- retary of State for Foreign Affairs; Sir Esme Howard, British Ambas- sador to the United States, and Sir William Clark, High Commissioner of Great Britain to Canada. Premier King, with members of his cabinet, Hon, William Phillips, Uni- ted States Minister to Canada, Hon. Mr. Tomii, Japanese Charge d'Af- fairs, representatives of the church, the judiciary, the consular corps and of all departments of national life, will assemble on Parliament Hill where, under the auspices of the Can- adian Legion, the tenth anniversary of the Armistice will be observed, A temporary cenotaph has been er- ected on the bill and it is around this the ceremonies will take place, units of the Oftawa garrison, together with ex-soldiers' organizations will parade. They will be drawn up in formation on three sides of the cenotaph, while in rear and overlooking the troops will be a reserved enclosure for the distinguished visitors. The whole pro- ceedings will be carried out in the shadow of peace tower, when it is situated the Memorial Chamber -- Canada's national sanctuary. More reading matter in a week than any other Canadian farm paper in a month--the Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal. Only a dollar a year, or three years for $2, now making wonderful improvements, HEN you deal with us Wa your painting, re- finishing of floors and woodwork or wall-papering, you are dealing with quality products, skilled, conscienti- ous workmen and experienced taste and judgment in creat- ing pleasing, beautiful effects. at MUFFET and PARK 82 Simcoe St. S. Phone 3082 PAINTERS and DECORATORS RADIO PROGRAMS (Continued from Page 14) WHAM (261)--Rochester. Organ. WHK (216)~Cleveland, Czecho- Slovak Hour, (297)-N.Y, "Three WHN Racks! VIP (192)--Phila. Concert. WLw _(428)--Cinci. Symphony, WMAK (333)-- Buffalo, Studio. WRNY (297)-N.Y, Edison Hour, 250) YY Sones /O 259)-- /ayne. Musicale. WSAL (375)--Cinci. K.LO, i 4 WBBM (389)--Chicago. . Concert, WBAL (283)-Baltimore. WBAL en- a. (278) Charlotte, Musicale, WLS (345)--Chicago, Songs, ie WIBO (203)--Chicago. Violinist, NBC System: Eveready Hour: AF, WEEI, WJIAR, WFI, WOAI, WRC, WGR, WGY, WCAE, WTAM, WSAI, wy. oN wou, KVOo, KSb, ), WDAF, WHAS, ws IMC, WSB, KVOO, 'WOAL WEN, WG Columbia Chain: 'The Music Room: WABC, 2XE, WFAN, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WMAK, /KRC, WJAS, / " WeHE, 0, KMOX, PSD, WICC 4 RMhG WICC, WBBM, CFCA (357)--Toronto, Music, CKCL (517)--Toronto, Piano recital, CNRA (476)--Moncton, Featyre, KPRC (326)--Houston, Concert. WCAU The Show, WCBD (278)--Zion. Music. WCEFL (309)--Chicago, Classical, WIP (492)-Phila. Concert, . WMAQ (#8)--Chicago, Concert Orches- tra and George Sinfns, tenor. WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Dual Trio, WSUN (333)-5t, Petersburg. Godspy studios. Studio fea- Little (256)--Phila, Passing WIM] (484)--Milwaukee. ten: Dutch Masters Minstrels: I'M], WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, , WLW, KYW, KWK, WREN, KMA (322)-Shenandoah. Gypsy Trio, WMCA (526)--N.Y. Concert, WTIC (283)--Hartlord, ~ Old fashioned Singing School, KTHS (375)--Hot Springs, Vocal, WRNY (297)-N.Y. German Hour, NBC System: Clicquot Club Eskimos: WEAF, WEEIL, ~~ WTIC, WJAR, "TAG, WCSH, WFI, WRC, Wu,, WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAL, WGN, WTMJ, KSD, WCCO, WOC, WMC, WHO, WOW, WDAF, KVOO, WFAA, KPRC, WSM, WOAI, WHAS, WSB, WBT, KOA, NBC System: Works of Great Com. posers: WJZ, WRC, KWK. CKLC (357)--Red Deer, Capitol Thea. CNRA (476)--Moncton, Little Concert Orchestra, KSTP (205)--St, Paul, Phantom of the Opera, WBAL (283)--Baltimore. The Patter. sons, WGES (220)--Chicago, Featyre hour, WHAM (261)--Rochester. Midshipmen. NBC System: Vaughn de Leath and Novelty orchestra; WEAF, Wim), WHO, WEBC, Columbia Chain: "Thirty-Minute Men": AC, WABC, 2XE, WFAN, WNAC WEBL, 'WMAK, < WGHP CC, <, 9 WGR _ (545)--Buffalo, Studio, WDAF (452)--Kansas City, Painters, WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Maids, KOA (361)=Denver, Variety. NBC System: Eyeradl, Hour: KPO, Kx OA, KGO, KGW, KH], KHQ, WGES an) Sh jcamo. rage show, WSM (461)--Nashville, WSM Minstrels 11.15 KYW (294)--Chicago, Studio program, WCFL (309)--Chicago, Recital by urt Squire, won (416)--Chicago. Louie's Hungry e, WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Concert orches, 11,3 WHN (297)--N.Y, Loew's Theatre or- chestra, Musics! Substitute for A Dieting often embarrass and always a hard- ship, And nine times out of ten it is unnecessary 4 8 Try this simple experiment; see if that "indigestion" doesn't disappear from the very hour Lag first take Pape's Diapepsin, 'o restore good digestion just elimi. nate excess acid. A tablet of "Pape's Diapepsin" after eating or when pain is felt will instantly neutralize the acidity and banish all digestive trou- ble and pain. : So, do buy a 60-cent package of "Pape's Diapepsin" today. This not only means instant relief, but by soothing, healing and strengthening our weak and disordered stomach a ittle "Pape's Diapepsin™ keeps your digestive system healthy and Wn to revent various disorders. You may ave decided that nothing could give you a "strong" stomach; just make the dippepsin test). WHO (300)--Des Moines. Apollo string i KGO (380)--Oakland. The Pilgri a KATP GS paul Midnight si%)--~Edmonton. Instrumental pak RADIO TALKS---FEATURES 630 pm. WNYC (526)-N.Y. Italian les. sons. 7.00 NBC System: Voters Service: W! WHC, WIAR, WTAG, WF. WRC, WGY,, WG WOAE, wig, KSD, WOC, WHO! WHAS, WSM, WBT, WSAI, KOA, WEBC, WMC, KDKA (36)--Pitts. U. of Pittsburgh WNAC (24)--Boston. News flashes. . 7.25 KYW (2M)--Chicago. World Book Man 7.30 KTHS (¥5)--Hot Springs. "Value of the National Guard." Tey WLW (428)--Cinci. Historical sidelights 745 WMAK (33)--Buffalo. "About Town 10 WARS ER Amel WEAO Talk on Schu- bert songs. Clin ¥. les 8.15 WCFL. (309)--Chicago. Labor flashes. WSB (405)--Atlanta. Question Box. 8.20 WMAQ (#48)--Chicago. Biographies in Brass. 830 WNYC (526)--N.Y. "Everyday English." 3.45 Kus (375)--Hot Springs. Auction 9.00 NBC Sym: Three WJZ, WBZ, WBA! WLW, KYW, KW KOA er ewsboy. 9.15 WIBO (203)--Chicago. Chuckle Time. 9.30 KTHS (375)-Hot Springs. National WRNY "(57)--N.Y. Hugo Gernsback «Xa Tas! A AE ag Nick Harris WR 10.00 KFI (469)--Los detective stories, . WSM (461)--Nashville. Auction Bridge. 10.30 KOA (31)--Denver. Financial ques. tions, 10.55 WHN (297)-N.Y. Poems. 11.00 WMA (448)--Chicago. "Amos Andy: WDAF, WLW, KSTP. 11.30 WMAK ~~ (333)--Buffalo. ~~ Television: WGY, 1,00 am. KGO (380)--Oakland. D-X News ashes. -in-One Theatre: 'WHAM, KD! and E TO THESE 7.00 pm. WBAL (283)--Baltimore. WBAL orchestra. WSB (405)--Atlanta, Harry Pomar. [CAVENDISH TO STUDY U.S. BANKING SYSTEM London, Nov. 10.--Lord Charles Cavendish, younger son of the Duke of Devenshire, and member of one of Great Britain's leading families, said that he would leave for New York in January to take a position in the banking house of J. P. Morgan and Company. His purpose is to study Ameri- can banking methods before re- turning to England where he will resume his connection with Eng- lish banking. DEFEAT OF SMITH CAUSE OF SUICIDE Newark, N.J., Nov. 10.--Shortly after other workers in the factory where he is employed had pointed out to him the conclusive nature of Governor Smith's defeat, Otto Leuderitz, 48, committed suicide by ghooting himself through the head with a revolver. Leuderitz, who had been an ard- ent Smith supporter, was a station- ary engineer. He is survived by 3 Gileren, - - & HEADS GARRISON CLUB Quebec, Nov. 10.--Sir Richard Turner, V.C., has been elected president of the Garrison Club of Quebec, succeeding Brig.-Gen. T. L. Tremblay. TRICKS COAL COMICS 8iLL SPEA'S IN HE HAS A VEN - NUMBER "NWN LANGUAGES | 3.2. | of rT ag _--r A INPhD.Y/ ; AMONG LEARNED MAN 1§" MiHicH AS DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY HIS BRAIN HAS STOOD THE TEST, IN ALL'THOSE SEVEN LANGUAGES BILL SAYS: --- { omubs, OUR conc 1s Best." OUR COAL SPEAKS FOR \TSELF -WITH HEAT QUR COAL GIVES HEATING SATISFACTION. WHY EXPERIMENT W.J. TRICK COMPANY, Lu. 25 ALBERT ST. PHONES 230-157 WWJ (326)--Detroit. Barlum Orch 7.30 KYW (294)--Chicago. Johnny Hamp, WSM (461)--Nashville Orchestra, wz ' + 8.30 CFCA (357)--Toronto, The Ramblers. WPG (273)--Atlantic City. Castilians. 9.00 KFAR (389)--Lincoln. Dance music. KSTP (205)--St. Paul. Orchestra. 9.30 KOA (361)--Denver, Brown Palace, WCFL (309)--Chicago. "King Bee." WEAO (545)--Columbus. Dick Fidler. 10.00 WENR (345)--Chicago. . Dance. WIP (492)---Phila, El Patio, WRVA (270)--Richmond. Orchestra. 10.30 WBBM (389) --Chicago. Dance orches. WCAU (2356)--Phila. Golden Dragon. WCCO (370)--Mpls-St, Paul. Long's or- chestra, WSM (461)--Nashville,. WSM Orches. 10.35 WBZ (303)--Spririgfield, Mass. Bert e. 11.00 KFAB (389)--Lincoln. Dance. KOA (361)~Denver, Aces. WHK (216)--Cleveland. Ed Day. WIBO (203)--Chicago. Buddy Fisher. WIP (492)--Phila. Charles Warren. WMCA (526)---N.Y. Dance. WOR (422)--Newark. Orchestra. WSUN (333)--St, Petersburg. rogram. TAM (280)--Cleveland. Dance. 11,10 WEEI (508)--Boston, Jacques Renard. WGR (545)--Buffalo. Arcadia. ' WNAC (244)--Boston. State ballroom. 11.15 WEAF (454)--N.P. Hal Kemp: KOA. WGN (416)--Chicago. Nighthawks. WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Follies Bergere. WRNY (297)--N.Y., Villa Richard. WTMJ (484)--Milwaukee. Dance. 11.45 WBBM (389)--Chicago. Royal Cana- dians, WGES (220)--Chicago. Spike Hamilton. WSB (405)--Atlanta, Neil Weldon, 12 mid KSTP (205)--St. Paul. Marigold. WHK (216)--Cleveland. Club Madrid. WHO (300)--Des Moines, Sheasly or- chestra, WJBT (389)--Chicago, "Everybody Dance." wad fin) Chicago. Dance orches. 12.30 a.m, CFL (39)--Chicago. Savoy or- chestra, ; a 12.45 WDAF (492)--Kansas City, Nighthawks 1.00 NBC System: Dance music: PO, KFI, KFOA, KGO, KGW, KH], KHQ, KOMO., KN (285)--Hgqllywood, Cocoanut Grove. : KYW (299)--Chic (Copyright Dance , "Insomnia Club." , 1928.) . CONFEDERATION ...0.0 Canadian National Railway Of- ficials are being congratulated on having continued the popular "Con- federation" in operation between Toronto and Edmonton, This innovation has eliminated most of the delays experienced by travelers crossing the Prairies in the Winter time as it provides a fast, through, comfortable service to Edmonton, via Winnipeg, Bran- don, Regina and Saskatoon, By this route good connections are made to all important points by lines radiating from these cities. The splendid equipment and courteous service--always a fea- ture ofe the "Confederation'--en- sures a pleasant journey without the discomforts of Winter travel. Full information and reserva- tions from any Canadian National Railways' Agent, "How about the dirty days™ From now on the weather is not going to be very certain or pleas- ant for doing laundry work at home. But it makes no difference to this modern laundry. Every family wash goes home on time -- fair weather or not -- fresh and crispy new and done at less expense than you can have it done in your home-- and, we think, better done. Select one of our five different kinds of family wash service to help you over the winter weather. Phone to-day. Phone 788 al Simcoe Street South Choice Bread, Pastry and Graham Flour Poultry Feed Sunbeam Laying Mash Blatchford Mash Full O Pep Mash Also Tonics and Conditioners Stock Feed Oil Cake Gluten Cotton Seed Hominy Bran Shorts and Mixed Chops Cooper Smith Co. Celina St., Near P.O. you want comfort plus 35% fuel saving? Stop the heat from leaking through your roof. TEN/TEST Insulating Building Board is made for this puroose. 1d by OSHAWA LUMBER CO., Limited 25 Ritson Rd. N. Oshawa, Ont, Phone 2821 Lumber Lath ... Shingles Oshawa Phone 324---Whitby Cllr