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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1929 " Easy-to-Find"' "RADIO PROGRAM 13 WLW Cinci, Great Adventures "Alces- NBEO and his G ional Choral" Soctess, ga Madrigal, Cl lackie Fein Bri ik Chia thet Crafixion" TURES TUESDAYS System mW) 25D. Copeland Wr Network: Ida Bailey Allen; 3 BC 5; tem ro Club. BEE = Sreien (WEAR Tioussnold To: 4 10 pm Nig System (Central)--Farm and & Bb WGN Chicago, women's Club, & NBC SE Ba Anny band i 1 WV Cod Old Friends and Faces. i Sec System (WEAF)--Auction Bridge B38 WhEA Nis Garden: Club. Ss' 5% NBC ose: Bill and Jane to WEAF icago. News; Concert Won & KDKA Ph lk Srring Markets; od Book Man NBC Brym, Waldorf Astoria Music to WEAF, WRC,. WCAE, WOW, ! Ww © WBZ p< Springfiid Markets; din- ner music. oz 5) ~New York, Palais d'or KA (06)--Pitts, Dinner Music, What, +>) Baltimore. Dinner music WCAU (256)--Phila, Musical Furriers. 545)--Buffalo, Statler orchestra a 379.5)--~Scheneetady. Dinner mu- 7.00 CFCA (357)--Toronto, - Musicale, WADC (223)--Akron, News; 83 K Akron U, pro- am, $2 (30--Springiels. Lowe's m, NBC System: Vallee's Orches WEAF WIC, WSM, WCE, Wow' Ring stem: So. Sea Islanders to WIZ WK, WBAL. 3 Talk; Orches (428)--Cinci. WRYA (270)=Richmond. Amos n' yi A (487)--Milwaukee, Dinner pro m, EVRO uns Ugele Dick. =» KMA ( $5) Ottawa, Ute! Vari im. fWCAE pa?) Pitts. Uncle he WCAU (256)--Phila. Almanak, pro- Ws fhm ye diy 5 SE SL Wit, WES Wr as WEAR ok Hl MVE Bl uao Twins KY. "8,00 Emo Sh 5)--Ottawa, Concert orches. NBC Sys! : Firestone WIAG WIAX, Wes, Wi, Re 5 wel: "WR, WEA ww J "WIoH: WPL 2 WEBC, WF. LR WIMj, hve WSM, WSB, WBT, WRVA, WTAM, WKY, wMC, KO lumbia Network: Kansas Frolickers WOR, WEE WEBL, WMAK, WMAL. HR KOIL. Wi R ¥ ; WKRC, MBC, Wiss WWNC, WMAQ, WLBW, WPG rps City. FPS whe! VL, WCSH, as Wek WCAE WIP (492)--Phila, Buist orchestra, Wi Suis, Bul eco Couriers 10 Ww WKRC, eco, WCAU, WGHP, , KMOX, WGL, KMBC, K WCA! NAC, WWEBL Wt WEAN, WLBW. MAL: CNRO (434. a i program crea 557) Toremta: ket 312)--Toronto. €hain program hou: Wi IP Gi) Mastbaum Featre; 258.5)--Rochester, an ram, Syst Edison _ Orchestra to NB stem: iso! KORA Wk rels, WSPD, WMA WBZA KOIL, WM. GL. WPG Bohl hid A Dance mu- : Motors Party to WEAF, WTIC, WOW, WOAL WCSH, WLIT, WRC, E WTAM, WFAA, WSM, WGN, KSD; WIAX, WAL WHAS,'W, 'WJAR, KPRC, ' WTMJ, WY, Wiob, won NBC System: "Real Folks" to 'WIZ, wiz WBZA, hig KbicA, WL WIR, KWK N, WBAL. WLS (Shicagh: hihi Sea and TIME TABLES CPR. TIME TABLE. Taking effeot "1200 am. from iB Station. © 6 N. R. TIME TABLE Effective Jan. § 182) 8.23 a.m.--Dai pi Sunday, Hed gpa Ba except Sunda p.m.~Dail ily 24 2.32 p.m. except Sunday. 3 4 Bm Daily except Sunday. 0 wet ai Daily: ally. Vw daily. Daily. Daily except Sunday, Daily' except Sunday. Daily except Sumday. De Dail By Sunda; ily except y. 'Daily except Sunday. Desert. hemp Network: ao one we Wi WEBL' WMAK, K GHP, Gr, WMA WKRC, WGHP, 4 KMOX, WLBW, AL, 3% WPG (272)--Atlantic Siete Concert or- chestra, M S,' WADC, ' WKRC, GHP, Jy WMA WCAO, KOIL,, WMA! WOWO. WBAL (283)--Baltimore. The Patter- WAH (209)--Columbus, Studio pro- $70. (s70)~Mpls, St. Paul. Romeo and Juliet. WIP' (492)--Phila, El Patio Dance Or- hy Noe & stem: Kremlin Echoes to. Z WPG Sa ron City. Eat, ers; qua 3 City. . weet 7) rtet. Ww (i28y--Cincl, Hamilton Club; to WH iiiers Whe WRG, W Yak wid Woy * WCAE, Yor ? PRC, WCSH, bt AM, KOA, a WAT, 'W C, W Nac" System: Organ bray to WIZ, : Choral Singers to WC. WADC, WGHP, =| WALA KMOX, ROLL, Cvsed BER. WO WLBW, WMAL, KMBC. WSM et) Nashville: Courtesy ~ pro- nn EKG (312)--Toronto, Orchestra pro- 'Suc; System: Opera "Carmen" EAF, wars WGY WRVA, WIA SY, WRC, WGR, Rob; WOC. We) AU Ak Palais d'or Or- Rv Ra. Radio 'ubilee. WCAH _(209)--Columbu: Bibike® ca Night club, yi wip (492)--Phila. Warren's orchestra WISN = (268)--Milwaukee, Silver Slip- lub. REC ab. tem: Slumber Music to WJZ, WLW. COAL COKE WOOD Waterous- Meek UPTOWN OFFICE soKingse; W. 11.30 Philharmonic { ho, WLS (M5)--Chicago, Hamm's Colleg- |, a TD-Atsatic Cify, News; OD Kaosas City, Concert; bet, or Orchestra, . ; Louis. Popular pro- o 434.9) --Calgary. Artist's quar- 10 ESTP (205-51, Paul. Gates Dance 11.45 WNaC (244)--Boston, Gallagher's or- 12.00 KFI ik pd Angeles, Philharmonic (370)--Mpls, St. Paul. Erick wa Ei Biato, Organ. Organ. BRONZE PLAQUES 10 MARK BRIDGE AT THE BORDER Detroit-Windsor Structure to be Known as Am- bassador Bridge Detroit, Mich., Mar, 25.--Jona- than M. Swanson, , internationally known for his work in relief sculp- ture, has been selected to design the two bronze ize plagics marking the $22,- ssador Bridge linking Ly OB nited States and Canada and s evolved a plaque based on the theme of community of ideas and ideals between the two peoples. In the middle of the Plaque, standing erect, is an upward-looking figure with arms outstretched, bearing two shields and a band across the top. One shield carries a conventional ea- gle and stars and stripes, the other the familiar maple leaves, beaver and the Union Jack. In the field is the following text: "Ambassador Bridge: the visible expression of friendship in the hearts of two peoples with like ideas and ideals, 1929." TREE CUTTING BEE HELD AT NEWCASTLE Community Helps W. H. Hockin During His Long Iliness Newcastle, Mar. 28.--Mr. John Baker, of Solina Mr. Arthur Baker, of Oshawa, called on Messrs, W. H, Pearce, H. H. Pearce, and W. J. S. Rickard's on Sunday last. Mrs. Asa Broad and Miss Hattie Broad, Rossmore, spent the week- end here visiting with their aunt, Mrs. 8. Jose, their sister, Mrs. Merkley Clark, and their cousin, Mrs. A, Cowan, Mr. Kenneth Pearce was out from Port Perry on Monday even- ig attending Miss Evelyn Rick- ard's birthday party. Mrs. Bradford Kady, of New York arrived Saturday and will remain with her parents, Mr. and Mrs .George Eilbeck, for a few weeks, Mr, G. Murray Eilbeck, of Port Colborne, spent the week-end at his home here. Among the farmers from New- castle and neighbourhood who at- tended the Northumberland and Durham Apple Growers' Conven- tion at Port Hope Friday last were: -- Messrs. W. H. Gibson, D. J. Gibson, W, H, SB. Chaplin, R. K. Bragg, Otto Bragg, Wrightson Wight, W. J. 8. Rickard,, W. F. Rickard, T, C. Bragg, W. J. Clem- ence, T. H. Clemence, 8. C. Allin, George C. Wright, W. E. Beaman, A. 0, Parker, A. A. Colwill, Irwin Colwill, H, R. Pearce, Chas. Wight, Mr, Halfway, manager for the Port Hope Orchard Co., which recently purchased and took pos- session of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson's orchard and buildings RA terest in the addresses and discus- sions, There was also a large rep- wegentation of apple men from Browmanville and vicinity, a the number being Bowmanville's mayor, Milton J. Elliott, The' many acquaintances of Mr. Loftus Buckley will be sorry to learn that he had his left hand severely crushed in an: accident at the Goodyear plant at Bowman- ville, while at work there, Mr. and Mrs. Seward Dawson, Town Line, entertained the cast of "Untangling Tony' at their home last Wednesday evening. The No. 9. dramatists are presenting this fascinating play this week at Osh- awa. A very enjoyabe birthday party was held on Monday evening at the home of Reeve W. F. Rickard in honor of Miss Evelyn Rickard. The party was arranged as a sur- prise, and from that viewpoint as was present and took a keen fn: among | | Oshawa, Ont. CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING 8ST. W. Telephone 572-228 Night Calls 510-1560 well as others, was a decided suc- cess. The "evening was pleasantly spent with games and contests, and various other forms of amuse- ment, and a delicious luncheon of sandwiches, cake, biscuits, ice cream and coffee, provided by the guests, and served in abundance was greatly enjoyed. Mr. Fred Bateman, D.D.S.P. Lodge Wellington, Bowmanville Company, with a number of other brethren visited Newcastle Thurs- day evening, and installed the of- ficers of Lodge Newcastle. Mr. R. W. Holmes, of Bowmanville, who officiated as Grand Guide, will represent Wellington Lodge, at the Supreme Grand Lodge Meet- ing in Vancouver next August. Regular meeting of Young People's League was held on Mon- day evening with the program in charge of the Missionaryy Vice- President, Miss Minnie Selby. Scripture Iseson and topic by Mr. A, E. Mellow. Chapter of "Drums in the Darkness", was reviewed by Mrs. (Rev.) Rogers. The program consisted of a piano duet by Miss Phyllis Clemence and Miss Mar- ion Rickard. Vocal solo, Mr. Lawrence Cryderman. Reading, Marjorie Clemence. Voca] duet}. qo Elizabeth Hancock and Lillian Clemence. hy A number of villagers held a trée cutting bee for Mr. W. H. 'Hockin, on the premises of Mr. T. W. Jackson lats Tuesday Mr. Jackson kindly giving the trees in consideration of Mr, Hockin's long illness. On Thursday of last week the villagers and farmers held a bee. Cutting trees in Mr. Henry Adam's wood Jot in the 3rd concession of Clarke and haul- ed them to Mr, Hockin's home. this community service being made possible through the thoughtful- ness and kindness of Mr. Adams. The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of the Newcastle United Church took place in the Sunday School room, $350 suirdivision tor ante. Jum west of Simcoe St. N. An oppor- tunity to get a grand site at low J. H. R. LUKE 52 King St. E. Phones 871 or 687w REDUCED TO $5,200 6 Rooms and Attic. One minute to Motors, brick, all conveniences, A Bargain for $700 cash and rent. for balance. DISNEY REAL ESTATE Thursday last, and there was a splendid attendance. Mrs. (Rev.) W. P. Rogers pre- sided and devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. F. Rick- ard. After transaction of business the following program was given: Mission Study taken up by Mrs. J. C. Hancock. Vocal solo, Miss Hat- tie Mason. After this the meeting was given over to the speaker of the day, Mrs. Thompson, Presby- terial Secretary of Christian Stew- ardshi pand Finance. Mrs. Thomp- son proved to be a capable and en- gaging speaker and one and all felt that it was worth braving the wild storm to hear her. Mrs, F. Rickard was appointed Tempers ance Secretary. Owing to unavoid- able circumstances our next meet- ing, Easter, Thank Offering will be held, March 28th, instead of in April. nes ELLA CINDERS--The Frame-Up RR By Bill Conselman and Chars Plumb IN RED INK TO AND OSS © 1929. Int) Peature dervice, Ine, Great Britain rights reserved. \= YOURE NOT GLAD. GOIN' TO MID 1 T- AN I'M SEER | MOTHER- DEAR BE SURE TO CABLE US THE MINUTE "YOU ARRIVE 'N) TELLING TOMMY le IT 1S A PLACE OR STATE oi) KIND QOF IDEAL PERFECTION, UR ADJECTIVE UTOPIAN 1S APPLIED ir L730RE PICTURED 1 UTOPIA STREETS TENT FEET WADE, CITIES SUPPLIED WITH WATER CAUSE IF IT 1S AN IMAGINARY PLACE MAYBE MAMA WOULD GIVE ME IMAGINARY CASTOR OIL. T0 PLANS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOCIETY THAT ARE CONSIDERED IMPRAC: TICAL, BUT MAY OF THE THINGS WHICH SR THOMAS MORE PICTURED I HIS BOOK UTOPIA" HAVE PROVED VERY PRACTICAL. RUNING FROM THE HILLS, HOUSES WITH GLASS WINDOWS, HINE HOUR ORK DAYS, HENS DISPLACED BY INCUBATORS AID WEATHER FORECASTING, ALL COMMOH TO US NOVY. W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 23Y/; Simcoe St. North Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultiess Lenses Fell Bros. 1 he LEADING JEWELER gen, AER 3 m, m. Whitby Hospital. Special Busses ™u all Occasions Reasonable Rates and Carchd Drivers THE BOSS 1 TICKLED ABOUT THAT YSHiNG WAC ES You SENT INT on HELLO, MAGC- YOU ARE'| LL, YoU MUST COME RIGHT UP Yo OuR ROOMS - YES, AY n TILES MUCH SONNA BE TERRIBLY [DULL HERE IN BEACH CITY. MA - DR. GLICKNER HAD TO 60 BAC IT HIS OFFICE THIS MORNING REPAIRING WATCHES Gr your Waich 1s: not' giving. satistaction we ton repair. and: make it tell the correct time D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch inspector for Canadian National and Oshawa . : Railroads. 10 King St. W. Phone 189