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OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1922 '(Established 'in 1871) /An Independent nowspaper pub- Mshed 'every other 'day (Tupsday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons) | at Oshawa, Canada, by The Reformer Printing und Publishing Company Limited, Charles M, Mundy, Presi- dent, Managing Director and Treas- urer; A. R. Alloway, Assistant Man- ager. GEO, A, MARTIN - - Editor : SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Delivered by Carrier in Oshawa or a year, 'United States subscriptions $1.50 extra to cover postage, ®ingle coples Sc. OBHAWA, TUES, AUG. 29, 1022 aa aa aaa ea FACILITIES FOR CANOEISTS The popularity which camping is onjoying among vacationksts this year from one end of the country 0 the other has been the subject for News of Nearby Places in Maddisson, South Dakota, Miss, Minmnde Mitchell, «af THORNTON'S CORNERS weather is encouraging The fine for the farmers, but rather hard at present, Mieses Annie and Bossle Myer ploughing Oshawa, visited for a few days with Miss Ruby Preston, with friends in Courtige, Hughes fiton, Miss Coral Elliott recent! the lee cream Weiner roast on this evening, be availathe, social time, tery's serious fillnens monia and hope covery, from for a speedy the city this week, Mr. and Mrs, Stoddard, Miss Betty Robinson, ¥ visiting Master Clarence Luke Is spending by mail anywhere in Capada $3.00 his holidays with relatives in Ham- of Toronto, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Tho Scouts aro giving a Obrn and playgrounds will also @ome and have a good We are sorry to foport Mr, A, Jef- pnou- Miss Olive French spent a day in Miss ridge's, Columbus, Mrs, Wm, Dorby visited in Columbus last week, Mrs, Wm, Derby visited friends ly Columbus Inst weok, of |y for Grace Hospital, train for a nurse, Toronto, are viziting at lumbwus, J. | Society, Mr, will speak. MeKoessoek of Caesaron, Mrs, L. Hancock was In Coutts, re- awa for the week ond, man over the week end, friends | Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Scott and Ray sister, Mrs, Jun, James Soolt's Co- Mr, and Mrs, A, R, Scott and Mr, and Mrs, F. W, Lee spent Sunday at Barrie for a few days last week attending tho funeral of her uncle, Mr, Sandy Miss Lola Hoskin visited in Osh- Miss Dora Mountjoy, of Oshawa, was the guest of Miss Gladys Cross- nequalntances around here and at week-ond with the former's parents, Columbus, have left for thelr home Mr, and Mrs, J. H, Platten, | Master Clarkson Harrison, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, A, D, VanDyko Bndiie holidaying at Mrs, L, Stanton's, Boston, Mass, spent Sunday at Thos, Short-|Kdna, Manchester, visited Mrs, J. T, Mr, Thos, McKee and daughter, [vans on Sunday, Miss Mary Grose, of Poterbarough, is spending a week with her cousin, Mrs in iD, Thompson, Mr, Meredith Dring, Solina, spent Miss Hazol VanDyko leaves short-!the week-ond at his home here, Mrs, Goldsbur has returned to her {home In Torontg after visiting her arper, A number of the girl friends of | Miss Stella Dring spent a very delight to The Ladies' Ald will hold a special | fy) afternoon last Wednesday when she goryleo here In the church on Bun-!entertained them at her home, day evening at 730 p.m, In the in- Merests of the Women's Missionary (,¢ J, T, Evan's, Eldad, | Mrs, C, Cook was a recont visitor returned with has holiday Mrs, Wm, Bquelgh home after a short relutives in Toronto, The fine weather 18 much appreci- ated by all, especially the farmers, who are busy these days bringing in the sheaves and there are un great number of them too, The crops me reported to be the best In a number of yoars, We are pleased to'see that Mrs, 1, Ormisten Is able to be out again after he | A | ew of the I heard another report, ] it was from the peculiar gun which for Wed "The Black Menace An Exception) Goo('" tn the deep soll, The rear wheels Marquisette, i. 'This is a material that = ' Mresh and nice, It always looks | gives excells * & rasiy swaying car as it bumped fur. ow to furrow, This time 'raig carried, The figure stumbled but did not fall 8 though wounded, Instead it seemed y he groping wildly about in the field, 10 longer trying to find the girl, but 'ather to get away, Somehow Kennedy had been 0 succeed where Clare and the pf us had failed, | The car careened and came able rest to a pun, digging deeper and deeper, "e no longer moved ahead, imped out and we followed, "What did you do?" I asked thick- ly as Speed and I caught up with him but Craig t be be -u thing that was medieval except that it had been designed to resist shrapnel splinters and even the high velocity modern bullet, a "I couldn't lot you come out here Monef: cried Clare as Speed ran up to Aor, Kennedy bent over and - uncasqued the head of the prostrate figure be- fore us, as it grovelled, almost stupe- fled, We stared trying to recognize him, as Kennedy flashed a bull's eye on him, ' It was Werner, the lounge Hzard! (To be continued) --n The Dominion Experimental Farm will have a whole wing In the Hortl- cultural building at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. Ele- ven different branches will be repre- sented, MAN her recent illness, running, Minerva and Master Charlos aro vis- and at th iting in this weighborhood, the guests of Mrs, A. Drew afd Mr. II. Drew. They motored from Miami, Flordia, a distance of twenty-three hundred miles, Mrs. J. Harper of Raglan, recent ly visited with her niece, Mrs, L. Luke, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sollitt to Toronto last Sunday, friends and relatives there, Miss Lena Lofthouse ia spendins| a few holidays with friends in Tery onto. Plums are reported to be a light crop around here, | Nr. and Mrs, KE, Mountjoy family spent Sunday at Luther Mountjoy's, Blackstock, The Crossman family motored to Balsom on Sunday and spent the day with friends there. Miss Olive Brock is holidaying at| her home at Maple Grove, | Miss Kathleen Conlin is the guest af Miss Gladys Brooks at Bowman- ville, this week. Misses May and Ruby Armour are spending a few days with relatives In Bowmanville, Misses Florence and Marguerite Conlin visited with Miss Nora Rob- bins, Zion, on Tuesday. " and i At service, The members of the Ladies' Ald are having a social afternoon in the hall next Wednesday, They. extend a cor dial invitation to all the ladies of the neighborhood, Miss Jessie Southwell, Port Whithy, Is visiting with Miss M. Vallant, | Miss Louise Stanley has returned [from a short visit with friends at Prospect, Miss Doris Hodgson, Oshawa, is | game st » Th " stamped on N spending a week with her grand. | I every yard of it. 'This has parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Hodgson, Lig to be one of our Miss Beulah Dring, Toronto, spent | DOSt popular lines, 33" the week-end at her home. | ¥ide and we aro offering (Continued on page 65) fou this quality, Wed- Jeouny Morning, 25¢ much comment. . What has been true in Canada has been equafly true in the United States. Probably more people have spent tivir holidays out of doors this season than ever be- ¢ fore. Owners of summer hotels in Ontario at any rate give this as one reason for the decrease in the num- ber of guests visiting their plases this season. Oshawa people have had opportun- ity of noting the Increase in the number of motorists who earry with them their camping equipment. Many municipalities, as has been pointed out previously, although un- fortunately Oshawa is not one of them, have provided camping grounds for this class of tourist. Probably few people have realized, however, the great number of young people who are leaving the cares of the work-a-day world behind and spend- ing their vacations on canoe trips. It is only on such trips that many of the beauties of the province ean be seen, as in the newer districts roads do not always lead to some pi bit of y that may be accessible by water, Several canoe parties have gone forth from Oshawa this summer, some to northern Ontario, others down 'east, although probably most of them have journeyed over sections of the Trent Canal, starting any- where along its length from Lake ullet-proof cloth," he panted as we an, "I used a new tear bullet--ben- 1 bromide----chloracetone vapor---pro- uces temporary blindness," As he spoke we were getting closer the heavy going through the field to he wildly groping figure, "oF Squarely at it again Craig discharg- 1 another tear bullet, Includinj He was taking no chances, beautifu hig time the thing fell, and as it color adel), | saw that it was indeed clad in are bey reinforced cloth of peculiar cut-- swer the Je DS oe 3 curtains rhaps steel lined, with leg and arm guards, ers, co '» COVE Above was a sort of triangular head- ete, 36" Lun wweunens day Morning, per 25 c ki gia MAN WE'LL INTRODUCE YOU TO THE MOST LIKABLE HERO YOU EVER SAW! AT The New Martin Towmight and Wednesday | 860 YARDS BPERO LONGCLOTH The longeloth with a feputation, The maker's AN moored visiting KEDRON "als Florence Luk® Is speiding her vacation with friends at Fene-|l lon Falls. | Mr. - "- and Mrs. John Kellington, of | ville, visited with his brother, | Wm. Kellington, recently. | Mr, Dr. Fred Heatley Mes returned tof Master Lloyd Hughson, Toronto, is \ his home in Goodland, 'adiana, after spending his vacation at Mr. William | spending a eduple of weeks' vacation Brent's. | Dr. BE. Garfett, Stratford, spent ii | | BIG TOWEL FOR LITTLE MONEY Mh Turkish Bath Towel R ; Jat is just a little differ- \ 'Zt to the ordinary, ff RY ~ PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY with his sister, Mrs. H. L. Pascoe: Mrs. Nesbitt has returned to her | week-end at Mrs, 8. Weatherhogg's. home in Oshawa after spending a| Mr. Gordon Vallant, of Lindsay, and few days with her daughter, Mrs. E.| Mr, Cecil Downey, of Rayburn, spent Davis. | Sunday at Mr. F. Vallant's, We are sorry to report that littia| A | Mrs. Wm. Kellington and Mary are Frankie Short had the misfortune tog ending a week BEIon wad > fall and break his ankle while play-| rok ay=1 ss Fox, of Toronto, is.spendin ing one day last week and now has aes ok, at Ar, Chas. Friar . it In splints. We are glad to report rs. Somerville, Toronto, a former | he is gett J setting along nlecly. resident of this neighborhood, spent a | Mr. Thos, Shortridge. Columbus built '@ new cistern for Mr. E. Davis Pleasant week with Mrs. Jos. Harper. | last week. |and called on a number of other old | Miss Nora Robbins, of Zion, spent friends. uot a day 'with Miss H. VanDyke last| Mr. Gordon Hodgson, Toronto, visit- | week. . ed friends here on Sunday. | Dr. and Mrs. McCulloch of Orono, | Mr. and Mrs. C. Hodgson, daughter | were recent guests of H. L. Pascoe's. | Doris, Mr. Robert and Miss Greta Master * Ronald Luke, Oshawa, Modgson, Miss Vera Virtue and Miss | pL 4 How days at Julia We regor's {aly Prastan, Glues, spent the week- { . rin, (formerly Miss Ber- |e ' Son's, Ontario to Georgian Bay. While|ng Farrell) hr) hor Tittle Miss Sar: "Nr. C. a Mr. M. Jackson | these lovers of the outdoor life, who | Lucille, who have been renewing old {motored from Toronto and spent the have ventured forth to better get (0 | mum know their owa province, are gener- ally enthusiastic at the scenery which they have viewed here and there, and speak appreciatively of the hospitality met with along the journey, there is one point upon which they mumnite im théir crticism. That is the lack of facilities at the numerous locks along the Treat Canal for the accommodation of can- oeldts. There are odd locks, Lind- say being one of them, whére there are rollers to permit the canoeist to make an easy portage, but at most of them it is a case of carrying canoe and comteuts from two to dour hun- dred yards. This would mot be so bad if there were suitable canoe landings at either side of the lock As the camals are mow constructed it is mecessary to lift the canoe and the contents a distance of three or four feet from the water level to the top of the pier, a proceeding which is most dangerous. This could be rem- edied, without the incurring of a great expense, by the construction of special cance landings at each side of the locks. * By so doing accidents probably would be averted, amd cance trips through the Treat Canal would become more popular. In Black, Brown, Navy, White, Light and Dark Grey. All sizes. This 1s a good weight for eariy Fall and should be a quick seller as the price is very mod- $1.69 erate, Pair bargain, for ing home summer hol getting read the children new clothes, your opport them out at will mean a : "blendid drying quali- - very service- Striped yel- mauve, esq i YARDS STANDARD L 500 YDS. PURE 3 COTTON ; RE IRISH LINEN GLASS TOWELLING wide with red or blue check. A very spe- cial number for Wed- nesday morning that will mean quick 25 Cc wide, the best gual- for the money that been shown for time: Wednesday id pn selling. Per yd. |* "Has the cool weather aflected {been affected Character | --- . ' QELF-INDULGENCE is admit- | . oe . W. H ot Jour business to any approciable ex-| sponse. And w ted to be a sign of a weak, and leh. Mra. W. WH. Cole he ere he Dora Need we of {in general n self-denial of a strong character. freshmen: em- [to Old Sol au Wa Miss Beverley, of Or- poriums of this nature. "Say. if You | this summer, 4 Are you building up both your char- Beh.. 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