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PAGE SIX PORT HOPE LANDS A CLASSY PITCHER? / Port Hope Central Leagudrs have the fans guessing at last. Inquiries are being made on every hand as to who the Jersey City Skeeter is who has located in Sandy Lockington's settlement, It 18 rumored that he is a high class twirler and should fit in nicely with the Port Hope crew, An, gnnouncement by The Guide regard. ing the new man would be quite in order now. By the way The Guide has detected something wrong in the Greybird's camp according to the following com- ment in Monday's issue of that paper: "We asked the other day through this column for some information about the Lindsay baseball team and this morning the Post very politely told us that it was none of our busi: ness. According to our information say camp with a possibility of a split up with the players, Tory Baker- george, last year's manager, and Jack Oulette, Lindsay's pitching ace, have crossed swords according to the story we were given®by a resident of the northern town, Oulette refuses to play with Bakergeorge as manager but not to be outdone Tory has de- cided to place a team in the Tri-Coun- ty League and a number of last year's players are backing him up. It is not all smooth sailing on the Scugop by any means." sorta Secret Step Two would--he "dizzies'" were re- volving about on the dance floor, May I know something you don't know, Ray -- What's that? May You're foot, -- on my him ------------ Clearly de Valera is not going to let Ireland gain an optimistic outlook on life if he is able to prevent jt.--De- SNE t i - Eh aban i R Fi OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1022 ~*~ | | | CEDAR DALE BALL CLUB ORGANIZED Hall, a large crowd gathered, and great enthusiasm was shown over the forming of a Cedar Dale Baseball Club, This is a Club formed for the purpose of entering a team in the Town Lea: gue, The following officers were elected: | Honorary Presidents, Mr. C. Rob son; Mr. W, P, Knight; Mr, G, D, Con- ant; Mr. E. Jackson, President--Mr, H, Powers, 1st Vice-Pres.--Mr, W, Pankhurst, Manager--R, L, Petley, Ass't, Manager--W, Clapper, Sec't,~-Bill Jackson, Treasurer--Norman Mallett, DELEGATES TO THE C.A.S. INSPECTOR HAD BUSY MONTH The month of March, as indicated by the fact that 956 children were in- volved and 22 investigations made, was a very busy one for Inspector Elliott of the Children's Aid Society The inspector travelled almost 1,000 miles In the investigation and handling of cases and visited 19 out- gide places, The report for the month, to he presented this evening to the Board, gives the following sta- tistles: . Two applications for children, 2 BASEBALL TEAM FOR The Export Department of Gen the Y.M.C.A, Saturday evening nex to form a baseball organization. | the Town Baseball League, If thei application is accepted on when the entries are to he consider ed, they will be the fifth club and i EXPORT DIVISION eral Motors will hold a meeting in at 7.30 o'clock, when it is proposed is their intention to place a team in Monday may be necessary to secure another t t r t Her have why Vaudeville News Gushing Girlie » dawneed with you hefore, haven't [7 Victim Wiggs --- she dances. Higgs -- Wiggs -- Yeh, pretty close, --(ali- fornia Pelican one in order that a suitable schedule may he drawn up. Her Move ws I helieve I'v If you now? I dunno, don't you do Mt Tight Stuff That girl's a miser when Huh? children returned to parents (not wards), 96 children involved, 17 complaints received, 22 investiga- tions made, 74 pleces of mail re- ceived, 711 pieces of mall sent out, 3 meetings addressed, 959 miles (ap- proximate) covered, 24 office Inter- views, 19 places visited outside the town, 8 court attendance, 2 wards heatre ERNIE MARKS, Mgr. TO-NIGHT AND FRIDAY ONLY SPECIAL PAULINE FREDERICK Two Kinds of Women WAYNE AND McDONALD SINGING-DANCING COMEDY ACT WELLS AND WELLS SENSATIONAL AFRIAL ACT Prices 10c and 25¢ SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO. COMING Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Biggest Thriller Ever Screened PRISCILLA DEAN " CONFLICT " and THATCHER, THE WONDERFUL MAGICIAN Where Do the Ducks Go? PRICES 10c AND 25¢ in foster-homes heard from, 3 wards placed out, # warnings given, there is real trouble on in the Lind- | troit Free Press, : [a sm-- in B. Lovegrove, C. Marr, KE. Shine - and KE, Nixon will he the delegates representing the Oshawa l.acrosseo Club at the annual meeting of the 0. A. L.A, In Toronto on Good Friday, The time has elapsed now for putting in notices of amendment, 80 that the various clubs will have ample time to consider them all he- fore the hig convention takes place, Probably the most important amendment of all which is to be con- sidered is the adoption of twelve Kay acted as Captain for the Central men on a team for intermediate, section of the troop, who wou the junior and juvenile series, instead of [game with a score of 46 to 9. ten formerly, Brantford, an old, Later, the Scouts met the Oshawa outside town, has expnesed them- | Cadets in a game and won with a selves as strongly for twelve men. score of 24 to 4. This was a splend- atre on Thursday, Friday and Sat-|S0 has St. Simon's, one of the most|id game, and the sides were well urday. It is called "Two Kinds of | populous players' clubs in Toronto. |matched, This is the first game the | Women" and is hased apon Jackson |S0 that if these two can be taken as|Sconts have played and are shaping Crogory's great novel of the Waest=|representing the outside and inside, well, . | ern country, "Judith of Blue Lake |the motion should carry. But there There will be a special meeting on] Ranch." A brilliant company was|are some who oppose the return to Thursday evening at 7.0 p.m. in assembled to support Miss Freder-|the old number, Orangeville for one. | King St. Church. All the hoys are ick. Among the players is Tom The strange feature is that the|requested to he present, as this is santsehi, a star in his own right, |elubs which are most in favor of an important meeting. who plays opposite Miss Frederick [twelve men are the clubs which are} The boys are asked to have the leading male role. The oth-! fielding the most teams. One would uniforms in good shape ers who appear are: Otis Harlan, | think that they would he the ones| Friday evening 7th inst. | Jack Curtis, Billy Elmer, Clarissa [Who would prefer the ten-menj Capt. F. C. Palmer gave a most | Selwynne, Jean Calboun, Tom Bates, teams, as they could make their list|interesting talk last Friday evening | Dave Winter, Sam Appel, Joseph Sin-| of players stretch over more se ries. on the principles of Scouting. The gleton and Eugene Pallette. But that is not the view they take. attendance was poor owing to the Pauline Frederick was advertised |A club which fields several teams gevere weather, but the talk was to appear in "Salvage" but on ac- ranging over three or four series is very much appreciated by those | count of that piteure paving been not a club which is out primarily t0 present, and we hope he will visit | shown here last fall the manage-| win championships. It is a elub ius soon again. | ment cancelled it and brovght an-| which is a young player developer in RR ATTENTION! - MOTHERS On Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in front of Martin's Theatre THE MARITIME MOTION PICTURE CO, of Sydney, N.S. Will take a moving picture of the babies and mothers to appear in the local pic- ture to be shown at the Martin Theatre APRIL 13th, 14th and 15 Bring them all, the big and the small SCOUTS DEFEAT CADETS 24 TO 4 The Oshawa Scouts met at the Armories on Tuesday evening the 4th inst, for a game of indoor hase- ball, with the Southern section of the Troop. Troop Leader W. Mec- | PAULINE FREDERICK. | we KINDS OF WOMENS R.-C PICTOU RE,S AT THE NEW MARTIN Pauline Frederick as a virile young woman who combats and puts to rout a hand of culprits who place her father's ranch in jeopardy is a character that will appeal to thous- ands of photoplay fans ,wherever, the shadows flicker on the silver screen. Such is her role in her cur- rent R-C production scheduled for exhibition at the New Martin The- heir | in hefore i ---- essUp your Feet other production starring Miss Fred- | -- erick | _---- > wae par --. AT THE NEW MARTIN 1 Reaching the apex of her caveer| as a dramatic actress, Priscilla Dean, starring in "Conflict," coming to the New Martin Theatre Monday, Tues day and Wednesday, has brought to the screen a piece of work which will go down in history among the first ranks of screen acting. After her work in "Reputation," Miss Dean has a reputation of much merit to maintain This she has done most admirably in "Conflict," inder the direction of Stuart Pato: From a pampered daughter of {he ity, Dorcas Remalie, played b) Dean, moves to her uncle's in the Big North Wood She hates the place she is obliged to call home, until uddenly a beautifui new love her lite. From then on even n dramatic intensity which makes "Conflict" one of t oi eful films of all tum Junior (Continued from page 5) lines of sport both for boys and girls of the Sunday Schools. It has been | demonstrated by the Hockey Associa- tion what can be done along these lines. Now it is felt the officials of | the Sunday School should act. The Hockey Association about $500 during the season. fees paid in amounted to $52. Fees paid by players for games amount to $185 and the balance of about $275 was paid in by admissions for games at the low rate of 15 cents, A / The money was disposed of as fol i SEEN lows Rent rink, $325; printing - B48, oii "> stationery. etc., about £50: entry fees of $52 returned to respective Sunday | School Hockey Clubs. This left a bal The Winter has gone and Easter is near --the time for new Shoes has come. We would like to tell you all about our New Spring Shoes, but we'd have to "write a book" if we did--so we says the Special Values | New Spring Shoes are Here To help the Sunday Schools to inaug- Worthy Your Attention. Dame Fashion says Straps are good, so straps it is-- urate a fund for supporting a baseball team it was decided to divide the $3.45 Women's Oxfords and Slip- ith: Buckles oF in Whi Kid. P Buttons, hite, Black , Patent, Brown, Suede or Satin. Thursday Friday and Saturday APRIL 13, 14, 15 handled Entry The moving picture taken of Oshawa's citizens, streets, schools, churches, manufacturing plants, etc., will be shown for three days. Priscilla of home Don't Forget the Date comes into ts take SEE YOURSELF AS YOU REALLY ARE AT THE REGENT Clarence Burton, screen willain, qualified as a sharpshooter, In the mew Paramount pieturk starring Gloria Swanson at the Re- gent Theatre next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, entitled, "Her Hus- band's Trademark." Mr. Burton the role of a Mexican bandit quired in a certain scene to shoot a wine glass from the hand of Richard Regent TO-NIGHT |i {role Two Shows Nightly 1 Mr at 7 and 9 p.m. FRI & SAT. MAT. SAT. cs, OGrave! Where Is Thy Vic-to-ree? NO ADVANCE IN PRICE ha is re- & Lovell. Mr. Alchin, of the Savoy, and A The Reformer for their donations of | who plays the leading male | giver cups, and for seeing the possib- | ilities to the Sunday School of such | organized sport. They alsa wish to * baliseve. | pink all those who assisted by um-| ou agg By = ) 8, ck Aud Richard Wayne, who had 10 | Charlie Hall and others. The Re. {hold the lass, wade a point to wit- | former was also mentioned for Ziving Best ene "| ' Siiggoh practice | the cause such good publicity through Fons - 2 Lu AME their columns. Clarence hit the glass squarely and It is ai that an amateur Sunday | shattered it. = | School Athletic Association will be Others in the cast besides Burton | formed, for it can be seen that organ. | and Wasne te separt Rees, ~ ized athletics for the boys of the Sun- cien Littlefield, 8 , SAR ET Edythe Chapman. Clara Beranger | day Souls il oe Fen oni Rd wrote the original and Lorna Moon | Bunday Btheg. Wont. - Yel e on ! of the Hockey Association | A : did success the scenario and the picture was pro-| Py : { : a 9 wothing but success can be predicted duced under the direction of Sam hothing but success can V i 4 for it. Wood. | | money on the basis of three teams from a Sunday School. The result was pers, Black or Brown, Medium Heels, sizes 215 to 7 that each Sunday School received $13.12. Women's Cushion Sole Ox- The executive wishes to publish through the press their appreciation LJ - fords, rubber heel, EE width. of the loyal support they have received from the hockey teams and the Sun-| day Schoo! people in general who have | supported them in this achievement. They also wish to thank Messrs. Jury Men's Boots and Oxfords Black or Brown, Goodyear Welt Soles, Rubber Heels. Sizes 515 to 10. Other Styles at $3.95, $6.50. lot of old tin Burton got a a few stale £8 a sixshooter, went a Our Shelves are filled with the best "Made in Canada" Shoes. (We buy no other.) Our Windows feature many styles, and all Shoes are priced for your benefit. May we suggest thet you come in when down town and let us show you OUR NEW LOW PRICES WILL AT THE NEW MARTIN For the past three weeks a repre- ientative of the Maritime Moving Pie- ture Corporation has been in town | +aking moving pictuves of the promin- | at buildings, factories and other fea- | ures in and around Oshawa which he | 'ought would prove interesting to the | residents of this place. The manage: ment of New Martin Theatre have ar-| ranged for these pictures 10 be shown | at that theatre on April 18, 14 and 15. They ave showing these local picture | in conjunction with their regular pro- | gram and without any xtra charge. | The citizens of Oshawa de not want to | miss this, you may have appeared in one of the pictures. Come and see vourself as you appear in the movies. | "Shoes that little kiddies de- sire, In styles that little feet re- quire." Classic, Hurlbut, McFarlane Shoes for Children. Revelations Secrets and Formulas 0 death! where is thy sting? Folks thought these birds had shuffled off, jut you can't kill them, by jing! And when they breeze back home and find Mr tye 0 boy! Let's go!--Ding, ding' Fresented with an Atmospheric Prolog OF BEAUTY CULTURE AND THE SCALP Just published by Dr. Du Maurier, DD. PRICE $190 Scenario hy Onlda Bergere From the play by Frederic Aisham Hurlbut and McFarlane Pat Strap Slippers, sizes 4 to 715, at $1.95 pair; sizes 8 to 10); at $2.45. Diffovent Animal | Mildred I overheard that dear {young man telling you 1 danced like a zephyr. { Ruth -- Zephyr? he said Heifer. --Dance 'Review Misses' 2 Strap Slippers, in Patents and Black or Brown Calf Leather, sizes 11 to 2, $2,65; same sizes Sa] I La in Lace Oxford Styles, $2.85. dias 3 wo Tht only $4.35 pale sizes 8 to 101; only $1.65 pair y 11 2 1 i Boys Boot Specials at $1.95, $2.45. $2.65, $295. Baby's Soft 2" 85 pais $3.65, $395. styles, 79¢ pair. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ---ALL SHOES ARE PRICED. Sir Lomer Gouin wanis 10 be ve | garded as a divector who doesn't dir ect.--Kincardine Review. * 1 NOTICE. 35¢c The only Seats Reserved will be S0c the usaal Loge Seats. All the other 18c meats, Rush Sides, 250; Conve 3be. SAT. MAT. ADULTS 25c. CHILDREN i0c. ar = aaa