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"Easy "RADIO PROGRAM _ Emini ns 10.00 NBC (WEA! Columb: AY'S os DAY. FEATURES Boye 5 Z)~The Ricts fo. XV RE F)~--National Home Network Tda Bailey Allen 10,00 ymbia WEAF)-- "Your Child." 10.15 NBC System WEAF ~Household In- 1,00 ay Nae System (Central)--Farm and 245 WMA Chicago. Sox vs, Cleveland al so Wi WEAF)~Pacific Vaga- dm XC rite, ¢ WHO, WOW, WWJ, 3.50 WCCO Mpls. St, Paul. Minneapolis vs. Kansas City. TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS ERN DARD TIME EAF Ahem York. Bl e) Jane New York, Markets. Gor troit; ork. Max Pro Fam Wiz 5.00 oo 5 (A. Ne York, Old Man Ww 28)--Cinci. Hawaiians. 515 WMAQ OS thicaso. Topsy Turvy fg 204)--Chicago. Uncle Bob, ii ig Gi-schesectaar Ten Eyck WGR. 548) Buffalo, Statler orchestra. 600" WBBM, (389)--Chicago. Organ; Orch. . 1) (288)--Raltimore. Male quartet, WEAL Bro Organ; ye *_WCAU (256)--Phila.. Clean-Up Week 2 ram. Wa Service ( Cd Yates' Wi WES i Wor ' WMC, Wor } Zo. 5)--New i Te and 422)--~N k. Songs; Orchestra. I (Newark. So Richmond or- WNT (87) =Milwaukee. Organ; Sek- 6.90 CECA (sn ="Toronte. Maytag Radie- 'NBC System: Soconyland Sketches. Gov. WEAF, WIAR, WEEI, yor, WGY, iLL RES , WHO, WOW y y WCAE, WOAF, WTAM, W. WE. hi ite Musicians to IOCICA (357)~Toronto, Castrel Hour, F (492)--Kansas City. Serenaders. Network: 'Washington Poli- Was FBL,. Wi KNOX, KOIL, BL WCCO. NBC System: Soprano; Concert Or- chestra to Ww , KSD, WFI, WRC, ; Stromberg Carlson Sex- BZ, WBZA, KDKA, i WIR, , WREN: WMC, WBAL, Vi WEAD, KPRC, WOAL, KSTP, HAS, WSB, WOR (422)~Newark. "Main Street"-- Comedy. 2.0 2'2 8 0 0 0 8 0 8 as Sedede dodo, A A reer TIME TABLES | Le CPR TIME TABLE, i Effective April 29, 1929, T " 4 » "oak wt wm, Daily, 8,05 p.m. oo exept Sunday. L100 im. "Daily, 12.05 3.m. Daily. 'All tines shown above are tines Trains depart: from Oshawa wa. Station. ar NATIONAL RAILWAYS Effective April 28, 1929, fective April ; in is Dal y Sund me Daily t aye .m, Daily pi Sun, wm, Daily except Sunda m, Daily. m. Daily except id, EH .m: Daily Wi m. Daily. Tr DY P44 Edd ESL EESE 3: JRFURERNRE BH3334cEn MNNANOR NAS . Daily, BUS LINE .m. Daily. - m, Dai except Sunday, | Lid 'Sunday only. pn, Daily except Sunday. WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after April 28, 1929.) Dail ; : i Daily cept Sunday. * A & m. Daily except Sunday. 3 wy Oshawa, | Bowmanville t Saving Time) Wl 'Whitby Hospital . 10.50 a.m, ta 45 p.m. 4.35 pom, 4nd 6.45 p.m, ERT i FREREREAES S2823 v 3 © a Hed po hm 11.00 pan.' 11.10 om. 41.30 pom. Whitby Hotel, SUNDAY. AND HOLIDAY scHEDULE ve "Arvive EE) a -to-Find"' . Ag (272)--Atlantic City, Scores; stue Frogs: WaVA® G70)-- Richmond. Amos 'n' Aa- 7.30 NBC stem: P: lactic P; to WEAF WET £0 WGY, WE a AF, m: Michelin Hour to 1 WhZ, WhZA WHAM, W W, 'WREN, KDKA, KWK, KVi OA wi "yin, Sohio. Musicians to 8.00 Slimbia Network: Old Gold-White- C, WCAU, KBW, WKRC, KMOX, AL, BC, 'WSPD, WCAO, oir, Wrble WIAK WHK, WEA 6. WDOD, WCCO, = WISN, REC WWNE" 'NBC System: oy eready He Hour to oR WEAF, W WJIAR, W. WRC, WCAE, WGN, Ww Y, RA £0 wus WEBC, WH. Wn, Web, KVOO, KSTP, Wace: "WOAI WIR (400)--Detroit, Orchestra; tenor. NBC System: Salon Singers to WJZ, KDKA, WBAL, WREN, WRVA (2 270)-- Richmond. Courtesy pro- gam, stem: Dutch Master Minstrels to i WBZ, WBZA L, 8.30 WLW, KYW, WREN. WTMJ, WIR, KWK, 9.00 CNRT "357)~ 'oronto. Studio - Columbia Network: Voice of to WABC, WJAS, WNAC, KMTR, KDLY, WEAN, rogram lumbid WF. Ph » , WMAL, WKBW, WCAO. WBAP (375)=Ft. Worth, Orchestra, NBC System: Clicquot Eskimos WEAF, WEE, WTIC, KYW, WJAX, WAC, hi AR, KSTP, WTAM, WWJ, WDAF, WHAS, WSAIL, KOA, hy WOAI, WRVA Vi CAE, WIZ, NB t tem : 'Syncomatics to A 7s y EN WLW, WB KWK, WRENN, WEAR, KDKA, WBZ, WBZA, WGN 9.30 WCAU (256)--Phila, Golden Dragon or- chestra, WDAF (492)--Kansas City. Courtesy NBC System: Harbor Lights to WEAT, P wT ro WSAI, WFI, WCAE. NBC System: Orchestradians to wi WIR: STP,' WREN, WLW (428)--Cinci., "Troutdale"; Salon whe (272)~Atlantic City, Colton en- semble, . WSM (461)--~Nashville. Presentation. WRVA (2/0)=~Richmond. Community Theatre CECA ( (357)~Toronto. Dance music, Columbia Network: Lombardo' elestia to WA > WRBM, fers NAC WLBW, . WR, WEAN, AX, (258)~Rochester, Smith's or- ches VEC Sytem: Slumbes Music to WJZ, BRE Ea, KWK SEAR EN Dance music 10.30 RF BY ayn Angeles, Studio pro- SR (400)--Detroit. Dance Music. WLW (438) --Cinci, Fililmores Band. WSUN (333)--St, Petersburg. Quartet; McDonald's Orchestra. 11.00 KYW (294)--Chicago. Panico's orches. CNRW (384.4)--Winnipeg. Studio pro- Kstr (205)~St, Paul. Old Timers xF4s (389)~Lincoln, Studio; KMBC (315)--Kansas City. Studio pro- Wer (545)--Buffalo, Buffalo Symphony WHAM. (258)~Rochester, Organ. WIR (400)--Detroit, Graystone Group. NBC System: Beats Orchestra to WEAF, KSD, KOA. KSD, KOA SOFTBALL LEAGUE OF C. DARLINGTON DRAWS SCHEDULE SEASON OPENS AT HAMPTON AND TY- * RONE THIS WEEK Five Teams Entered in Series Which Runs to July 31 Hampton, May 25--Mrs. Elmina Johns visited. her: daughter, Mrs. Milton Slemon, Haydon, recently. W. R. Strike, Bowmanville, as- sisted the choir on Sunday night, by singing a solo. Mr. Hambly and son, of Raglan, are supervising repair work at the Hampton Mills. Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Hastings vis- ited their son, Morley Hastings, Toronto, on 'Sunday. Stanley Cowling is under the doctor's care, suffering from pneu- monia, Mr. and Mrs. Will Chapman and Miss Gladys Chapman were Sunaay visitors at Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flory visited Amos 'n' Andy; Dance "Diamonds! Bassett's. On Oshawa's Main Corner , re {1 day, A vices ; ; There was & toirly good fen v | ! meeting on --- Ennis » Sun- for ttended a ser: 'there, ance at the, Women's Instity Thursday: night, 'when. (Miss Guest, of Toronto, who is sént out"py the Government, spoke in the interests of Women's Institute work. ' The Institute ode was sung, after which Rey. J. R, Bick offered prayer, Mrs. C. J. Kerslake and Miss Norah Horn played a pretty piano duet, which received much LY applause. The president, Mrs, H. , | Rundle, introduced the speaker for » Ithe evening, after which all sang, *{"Spread a Little Gladness"'. Miss Guest was then called on to give her address, "Helping Young Peo- ple to Find Their Life Work." After a few | introductory re- marks, she spoke at length of her visit to England, France, and other countries, speaking of Belgium as being the country where the Wo- men's Institutes had its origin. She said that it was the best gift that {Ontario ever gave to England, when, through Ontario, their insti- tutes were organized. In her address, she said it was necessary to study onesself first, as to temperament, taste, talent, and Stylish Shoes I. COLLIS & SONS 50-34 King st. PHONE 22 For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St, S.~--~We Deliver | belonged to, thereby choosing the as LOY, VIIA / manifested by hearty applayse. '1"Take Me Back to Old Ontario", with "God Save the King"... '| © Miss © Nora Kerslake, - Toronto, 'was home for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boyd, Tpr~ onto, spent the holiday with tne latter's mother, Mrs. BE, Stevens. Dr. D. Davies and wife, of Osh- awa, spent the holiday with H, W. Wilcox. g Mr, and Mrs. Sam Johnston and son, Bobby, Torotno, visited Mrs. Gertrude Virtue. J. J. Virtue's house is receiving a coat of paint. The pear and plum blossoms in this district have put in their ap- pearance and some of the apple trees are showing signs of blos« soms, despite the inclement weathe er, The bed of éolored tulips, in ing plum shrub in G. Barron's gar- den have many admirers these days. + Several from here attended the aliniversaty at Enniskillen on May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilkinson, of Toronto, visited her father, Irvin Trull Mr. and Mrs, Henry, of Oshawa, visited I. Rogers. Mr. 8. Allin, Bowmanville, visit. ed Jno. Walsely, on Friday, C. H. Burrows, of Oshawa, visit- ed his sister, Mrs. M. Goodman. Miss Guest, of Toronto, who spoke here on Thursday night, at the church, was entertained by Mrs. James Jebson, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ranton and danghter, Margaret, and Mrs. Jno. Ranton, of Trenton, visited the lat ter's daughter, Mrs. W. J. Virtue, during the week-end. Mrs. Jno. Wakely is confined to her .bed with heart trouble. Her granddaughter, Miss Ethel Wakely, of Oshawa, visited her on Sunday. Miss Laura Virtue, of Toronto, spent a few days with her father, Mr. J. J. Virtue. GETS CIVIO APPOINTMENT Major Leslie :B, Allan has been ap- pointed city roadways engineer by the Toronto city council. Ma- jor Allan, who is a graduate of the University of Toronto, has been in the employ of the city since 1912, with the exception of the three years that he 'was over- seas. health, and find out which of the two types of thought and action we line of work we were best fitred Miss Guest knew her subject well, having had experience as a high .school teacher, in which ca- pacity she had the opportunity of studying the minds of young peo- ple. Her stories of her experience in this profession were interesting. Mrs. C. W. Souch moved, a vote of thanks to Miss Guest, which was seconded by Mrs, R. Knox, and R. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. W. @-- --. was sung and the meeting ¢losed |C, the park entrance, also the flower-} children, Donald and Corrine,' of. Kitchener, were holiday, visitors at 'BE. Horns. . Clarence Smale, of Detroit, visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smale, on Friday. Mrs. Clara Bailey, of Waterloo, visited . her sister-in:law, Mrs. C. Horn, at W. G. Doldg's. The annual meeting of the Cen- tral Dirlington Softball League was held in Hampton, Hampton, Maple Grove, Courtice, Salem and Tyrone were represented. The fol- lowing schedule was drawn up. May 27--Maple Grove ys. Hamp- ton " 51--Maple Grove vs. Tyrone, June 3--Providence vs. Salem, " f-~Hampton vs. Courtice, * 7--Tyrone vs. Providence, ' 10--Salem vs. Courtice. * 12--Providence vs; Hampton, » 13--Salem vs. Maple Grove. *" 14--Courtice vs. Tyrone. " 17--Tyrone vs, Maple Grove, * 19---Salem vs. Hampton, ? 21--Courtice vs, Provideace. " 24--Hampton vs. Tyrone. " 26--Maple Grove vs. Provi- dence. "* 28---Maple Grove vs. Salem, July 1--Courtice vs. Hampton, !" 3--Tyrone vs. Salem. " 6--~Providence vs. Grove. "" 8§---Maple Grove vs. Courtice. * 10-~Tyrone vs. Hamptoa, " 12--Salem vs. Providence, " 15--Tyrone vs. Courtice. "" 17--~Hampton vs Maple Grove. " 19--Courtice vs. Maple 1ure, **22--Hampton vs. Salem. '" 24--Providence 'vs. Courtice. '* 26--Courtice vs. Salem, '* 29~Salem vs. Tyrone, "" 31--Hampton vs. Providence. L. Pascoe is president and Ivan Smith secretary-treasurer of the League. Maple Matanzas, Cuba. -- Six riemen were killed and a score of persons injured last night in a head-on collision between a fire truck and a touring car here. ARCHIVES ASSURED GOVERNMENT HELP Delegation of Historians Re- ceived by Premier and Rinfret Ottawa, May 28--A delegation composed of university professors, historians and archivists, was received by the Prime Minister and Hon, Fer- nand Rinfret, Secretary of State, Minister in charge of the Dominion Archives, recently, It presented a memorandum setting forth different suggestions in order to promote the collection and the preservation of the archives. Dr. D, McArthur, of Qtieen's University, was spokesman of that delegation. The delegation emphasized the ur- gency of collecting all the material that can be gathered, either at home or abroad, relating to the history of Canada. For this purpose they asked the Government to increase the staff of the archives and the money grant voted by the Government towards the purchase of documents, rside the offices maintained in Paris and London by the Department and the branches existing in Canada at Halifax, Saint John, and Montreal, the delegation stiggest establishment of a bureau in the western provinces It asked the Government to increase the annual appropriation of the de- partment in order to allow it to carry on its collection of materials dealing with the colonial periods and the period since confederation. Hon. Fernand Rinfret, Secretary of State, welcomed the suggestions. Pro- gress has been made by the Domin- ion archives since Dr, Doughty took charge of that department, he said. The Government was in entire sympathy with all moves proposed in GEALED tenders, i he Bader #1 d and endorsed "Tender for 'ublic Building, Toronto, Ontario," will be received at this office until 12 @ noon (¢ saving), y, July 4, 1929, 1929, for the. con struction of a Public Building at the core Toronto, Plans and specification cam be and forms of tender obtained at the of the Chief Architect, Department of Public. Works, Ottawa, Ont., the Resident Architect, 59 Victoria St., Toronto, Ont., and the Sep« §rititendens, 196 St, Paul St. W., Mont er: of Yonge and Front Streets, Blue prints can be obtained at the office of the Chief Architect, Department of Public Works, by depositing an cheque for the sum of $100.00, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, which will be returned if the intending bidder' sub- mit a regular bid. Tenders will not be considered unless made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. Fach tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a Lis bank, oar able to the order of the Minister of P biblic Works, for the sum of one hundred thou sand dollars ($100,000), which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted for, ' If the tender be not accepted the cheque will returned, Bonds of the Dominion of or bonds of the Canadian National Railway Company will also be accepted as security, or bonds and a cheque if required to make up an odd amount, By order, ' 8. E. O'BRIEN, Sec Department of Public, orks, Ottawa, May 2, connection with the improvement of the archives, but he advised the dele~ gates that the expansion of. this dee partment must be in accordance with the development of the other branches of the jrviee, Rt, Hon. L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minis 4 promised all the' help that the Government can. prop- erly give the archives without mnjure ing the development of the othesy branches of the civil service, a ELLA CINDERS--Watchful Waiting ------ WHO IS MAN! FAILED TO GET KW ONLY IN'THIS CASE ve FAILED © ns "ELLA A CINDERS..-Nobody Home LISTEN. THAT FAT-HEAD THAT J OU GO WITH 1D GITTIN' ON MY NERVES- IT WOLZ ONE O'CLOCK WHEN WE . BROUGHT YOU HOME THIS MORNIN, A NICE WHATS THE OSE OF TO HER? SHES GITTIN' MORE LIKE NER MOTHER EVERY DAY: I'LL JUST GO AN' TELL THAT GLY SOME- THING. © 1999, Int! Feature Service, foc., Geast Britain rights ressrved. Goop MORNING MR-NAGD MORNIN' ME: WHAT DO You MEAN BRINGING MY I'™M DORRY: BLT ey CAUGHTER HOME AT ONE © CLOCK IN THE MORNIN ? 5-28 YOU S88 \ HAVE TO GE AT WORK AT SEVEN - WHO WAS VOLTAIRE, DADDY ? HE WAS A FAMOUS FRENCH PHILOSOPHER, HISTORIAN AND AUTHOR, v TOMMY. 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