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mwa - WINS PRIZES A SUTTON SHO Program Includes Several Interesting and Instruc- | Rd showing and that'd prizes were won by the one TR obert Vernon and son ,1iod, Mrs. H. Werry gave a reading. 'showed their team of li and won first prize in of the Brooklin Crea et very much the h was sustained when it ito the ground with its coms Wn Saturday. Fortunately iifl be no interruption of busi- y the patrons as the cream "Whitby friends. d operators and thresh- ing are Weil on and the spring grain is a much' tter crop than was anti- decided to have a quilting in Sep- tember. L. Lamb's group. and Mr. and Miss M. Sinclair, Bar- rie, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. W. Ashton. A. Tamblyn, and Mr. 'Stainton and Miss Be: Verna Pethick visited friends at Orono Sunday. raising on Tuesday. Mrs. Larmer, who underwent an op- pg aia. and. Mus. Frank Brit: ton of A slight Se. Sauake was felt here on Monday morning about six-thirty. ENNISKILLEN WM. MONTHLY MEETING tive Numbers Enniskillen, Al. hg ~The monthly | opening hymn and devotional per- ;| Miss B. Palmer favored with a solo. The chapter in the study book was taken by Mrs. R. Ormiston and a duet by Miss Mona Dickinson and Miss B. Stainton was given. It was Lunch was served by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, W. Brown, Lindsay, Gordon and Mrs, H. Werry, Mrs., Mrs. W, ce, and Miss Levi Brunt held a successful barn Elmer. Beech visited his sister, cipated ea! n the season. eration for goitre in Toronto. She Mrs. Elizabeth Waters, , and her | two children, Robert Henry, age 3, and William Ronald, age 2, who arrived from Oornwall, England, two days ago. She can find no ts ll 'trace of her husband, Wim. James Waters, who migrated to the Do- minion three years ago. Police have issued a warrant for Waters. E. C. Ashton has purchased a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ashton and Smith visited Miss Efile §raham has been holi-|is progressing favorably. daying for Wiweek with Claremont friends. N on of Ottawa is Mrs. E. T. visiting her Dp: , Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Hoar. 3 Mrs. John A. Ligrrence and son, Andrew, spent a few: days last week with the former's son in inazay. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M Mr. Li .Mrs. Charlie Maw and SOR © Whitby, visited the former's ther, Mr. Arthur Maw, on Sunday. '<¥% Mr. Norman Scott was on a busi; ness trip to Scarboro last Monday. The Ladies' Aid held their August meeting at the home of an honorary member, Mrs. Frank Brown, on Thursday and although the weather was not promising there was a good- ly number present. The greater part of the afternoon was spent in out- door games and great amusement was caused. In the evening a dairy lunch was served and the merry gathering dispersed eager for the September meeting. 'The-fembers of * the society wergs pleased, to have with them formér Myrtle®girls, Mrs. EB. T. Slemon of Ottawa, Mrs. Dan Black of Oshawa, Mrs. Reuben Hor- anted by Harvey Strong, burned. at Scugog. Beaverton. Lake Simcoe. the hospital. friends in Oshawa recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allsworth, Frank and Harold, Taunton, friends in Oshawa. Miss Jean Martin, Toronto, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson. A severe storm passed over here on Friday morning when a barn, owned by Edward Millson and ten- was Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ashton visited their daughter, Mrs. Stuart Rodman Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethick and fam- f|ily spent Sunday with friends at Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Slemon and John and Milton Stainton spent Sun- day with Dr. and Mrs. S. Slemon at Joseph Martin is still confined to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stainton and son Clifford, Mrs. J. Pye, Mrs. H. Stevens and son Gordon visited sons, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Lochart, of Bow- manvillé, and Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe of: Toronto visited Mrs. Y. Gilders. 'Mrs. Sweetman spent Sunday with Electrophonic 10 Inch Double Sided Phonograph Records Am I Blue \ From the Motion Picture "On With The Show." Fox Trot Apex Record No. 8970 ve Gots "Feeling I'm Falling Fox Trot Apex nog No. 8963 Let Me Have My Dreams From the Motion Picture 'On With The Show" Fox Trot Apex Record No. 8970 Little Pal From Al Jolson"s Latest Picture "Say It With Songs." Song Record No. 8968 "Singing r In The Rain (From 1g ing "Hollywood Revue of 1929") Fox Trot Apex Record No.. 8969 Louise MAURICE CHEVALIER'S big success in "INNOCENTS OF ; PARIS" oi Fox Trot Record No. 8948 Big City Blues From 1g 1ty Follies of 19290" Apex Record No. 8961 Wear the new Apex Eledlroptronse Vtonog li Nar Willing fn Tha if ; "Wilson & Le . A Simcoe St. 'North Phone 2388 The, un Reco 0o., Totonto, Opt. : Dealers Everywhere, Complete Stock of ym ET . Records Always on Hand family and Claude friends at Lindsay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. -J. Bradley visited friends at Port Hope on Friday. Mrs. W. Patterson, Orono, L. Rob- inson and BE. Gamsby, Kendal, visited J. Freeborn. Mrs. McLean and family of To- ronto are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Sharpe. Miss Elaine Palmer is spending a few days with Mrs. L. Lamb. Mrs. Harding and Mrs. B. Palmer visited their aunt, Mrs. J. Mount- joy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gilbert, Sarnia, and Miss Ethel Gilbert, Toronto, visited their brother, Russell Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Mariot and family visited in Ottawa. Mr, and Mrs. A. Olde and Master Leonard Olde visited at Union. Mr. and Mrs. Millman visited at St. Thomas. Misses Kate and Mary Elford visited at Woodville. Miss Marguerite Wright, St. Cath- arines, visited J. A. Werry recently. WEED BRIGADE 15 BUSY AT ASHBURN All Side and. 'Main Roads Are Being Trimmed of Weeds Ashburn, 'Aug. 15.--A weed bri- gade has been busy mowing down the weeds on all side and main roads, which makes them present a much tidier appearance. John Miller, Jr;, who has been taking a business course in Toronto, is holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Russell turned from a pleasant visit with her parents in Kingston Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker re- turned from their honeymoon to Muskoka last week and are getting settled on the Walker homestead west of the village. Will Brash and Bob Robinson are building a new fence and making other improvements to the yard at Drydenj@ school. Miss Ruth Stullaford is spending part of her vacation at Birch Cliff. A number from here attended the General Motors Picnic at Oshawa on Saturday. The evening service has been can- celled here on Sundays during this month, owing to the absence of the pastor. The morning service will be held as usual at eleven o'clock. Two car loads of young people from here enjoyed a motor trip to Rice Lake last week where they Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Mitchell. Thomas Pereman of Columbus visited friends here last week. John Miller has returned from a business trip to Manitoba and other western points. Alfred Mole is visiting his brother at Windsor and his uncle in Détroit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnston enjoyed a motor trip to Sault Ste. Marle dur- 'ing the week, ' A slight earth tremor was felt very distinctly here about half past six o'clock Monday morning. 'COLUMBUS BRIEFS Columbus, Aug. 14.--Miss Frances Hayes is visiting at Oshawa this week with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cook spent Sunday with Mr. M. E. Cook. Mr, and Mrs. F. Heatlie, from In- diana, visited with the former's sis- ter, Mrs, H. T. Pascoe. Mr. Ross Murison is spending his holidays on a fishing trip this week. Miss Jessie Metcalfe of Guelph visited with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Cook for a few days. visited with her sister, Mrs. H. Wil- son on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, L. Ellens. Mr. and Mrs. Pugh of Claremont spent Sunday at the home of Mr. A. Muyison. Miss B. Pollock and Miss M. Pol- lock of Brandon, Man., who have been visiting their uncle, Mr. Samson Roberts, ,have returned to their homes. They were accompanied by Mr. Roberts. Mrs. L. Gray and Mrs. C. Hayes visited with relatives in Bowman- ville on Wednesday. The girls' soft] team journeyed to Greenbank o sday evening and played a game of ball with the girls' team there. The score was ~8:3"<im~favor-of "the Columbus girls: | Fardson has re- I Mr. and Mrs. C. Harris of Whitby | MAPLE GROVE BRIEFS Maple Grove, Aug. 14.--Regular ser- vices were held on Sunday afternoon. Rev. John Bunner, Bowmanville, had charge of the church service in the absence of the pastor and preached a fine sermon. Services will be held as usual next Sunday when the Rev. Mr. Stainton will again preach. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stevens spent the week-end at the home of her bro- ther, Fred R. Foley, St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Snowden and daughter, Margaret, Oshawa, are holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Snowden. Miss May Freeman is visiting her uncle, Ernie Freeman, St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snowden, To- ronto, recently spent a few days with their parents here. The Women's Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Metcalf, Baseline. The Mission Band and all the ladies of the com- munity were invited to join the W.M.S. at their meeting. After the program the young folks enjoyed a short game of ball after which a bountiful supper was served. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. John Snowden in the loss of her sister, Miss Lily Tre- nouth, who died on Sunday. The funeral was held on Tuesday. Airplane endurance records appar- ently have very little endurance. -- PST GRANTS | OSHAWA REBEGGAS ARE ENTERTAINED Mrs. L. V. Disney of Oshawa Holds Social Event at Haydon Cottage Haydon, Aug. 14--On Tuesday, Aug. 13, Mrs. L. V. Disney enter- tained at her.summer cottage, Cedar- vale, the past grands of the Rebecca Lodge No. 3 of Oshawa, and all en- joyed a pleasant day. Dr. W. J. Brimacombe, Lafulfa, Oklahoma, visited Mr. and Mrs. Theron Mountjoy recently. Mrs. A. Tamblyn, of Orono, Mrs. H. Werry and Gordon of Enniskillen, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton. Alderman D. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas and family, Alderman P. A. MacDonald and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. Holdsworth of Oshawa were Sunday guests of Alderman L. V. Disney and Mrs. Disney at their sum- mer cottage, Cedarvale. Mr. and B. Greenwood, of Orono, Mr.find Mrs. R. Brown and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. C. Coulter and family of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bradley, of Enniskillen, Mrs, W. Lawrence and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence and baby of Detroit, and Mrs. W. McLean, Ponty- pool, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright have returned home after visiting friends in Oshawa. ANNOUNCEMENT R. NEILL, Limited CHAIN*SHOE STORE OPERATORS announces that of the boot and shoe business, Lloyd S. Raper who has been manager of the Midland branch for some time, has been placed in charge of our Oshawa branch. L. Raper has been in our em- ployment practically all his life and has a thorough knowledge of all branches and we are confident that the citizens of 12 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa will recieve from him, as they have received in the past a hearty welcome, courteous treatment, and conscientious service, R. Neill, Limited THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES Phone 3108 Mr. and Mrs. John Broad and grandson of Detroit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Silas Trewin. Miss Verna Trewin, of Oshawa, is holidaying at home. Mrs. T. J. Ryan and family of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and sons, Kenneth and Milton, of Osh- awa spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Graham. League meeting on Tuesday even- ing was well attended, the program being in charge of the second vice- president, Miss Rema Bradley. The Bible reading was given by Lorna Thompson, devotional by Mrs. Cowl- ing; a reading by Viola Bradley, a solo by Ada Beech; a chapter from the study book by Mrs. A, Hare; the president, Mrs. Henry Ashton, con- ducted the opening and closing ex- ercises. INCREASE IN COST OF LIVING SMALL Washington, D.C., Aug. 16--The cost of living has increased only one-tenth of one per cent in the last year, as reflected in figures compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which show that the av- erage in June was 70.2 per cent While practical stabiltly 1s shown. for the year from June, 1928, to June, 1929, as a whole, figures for the second half dis- close decrease of six-tenths of one per cent. In 26 of 32 cities living costs decreased an average of less than one per cent from December, 1928, to June, 1929, while for the year ending on the latter date living costs increased to about the same extent in 21 of the same 32 cities. The average decreased 21.4 per ent from June, 1920, to June, 1929. TWO COWS TRAVEL 1200 MILES ON FOOT St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 15.--Just to prove they have as much stam- ina as their forefathers of pioneer days, two blue bloods of the dairy animal world are making a 1,200 mile jaunt on foot. Scorning the comfort of properly Dayton Journal. higher than it was in 1913. appointed cattle Pullmans in which they ordinarily travel, Tomboy ana Alice, two registered Ayrshires with impressive pedigrees are emu- lating the cattle which accompa- nied early settlers on oyerland trails. Their destination is the Nation- al Dairy show to be held here in St. Louis, in which they will seek blue ribbons. From the hills of Vermont, the two cows are trekking across coun- try, with St. Louis as their destina- tion. Here they will seek blue rib- bons at the National Dairy show in October. In their retinue are attendants to care for their wants, and a barn mounted in a motor chassis houses the food and supplies. Despite the additional strain on their vitality, the cows do not shirk their duty as milk producers. One pound of balanced ration is given each cow for every iour pounds of milk produced. No beet pulp, corn silage or hay is carried. The animals graze at night. The trip is sponsored by the Na- tional Ayrshire Breeders' Associa- tion of Brandon, Vt., which select- ed two average animals for the en- durance hike. Original plans call- ed for travel on dirt roads, but experience has shown that hard roads are more satisfactory. Leath- er boots have been provided for such emergencies as rough roaag and sore feet. One day's journey averages be- tween 10 and 14 miles. The cows will walk every day with the ex- ception of a two weeks' period at the Ohio state fair. BOWLDER This bowlder 1s my brother Silent in the sun; ° And Hkewise every other Since time was first begun. He cannot hear me sing Where solidly he stands, I cannot say a thing My brother understands. But he and I are one Beneath the open skr Our father is the sun ° And him we glorify. --Richard Eberhart in the London Mercury. To have worth-while friends be worthy of them. F.L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard. Phone Oshawa 254 Whitby 123 HARDWOOD FLOORS LAL) BY EXPERT MECHANICS || | 014 floors finished like new. Storm windows, combination doors. General Contractors B. W. HAYNES picnicked at the summer home of |: INSURANCE MY Simeoe St. 8. Phones 1198W--Office 1858) --Residence PHONE Nd For Your Drug Needs © THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. S8.~~We Deliver The church service on Sunday last was conducted by Rev. Mr, Bunner of Bowmanville. Next Sunday, Aug. 18, there will be no service here, but the following Sunday Rev. Mr, Haig from Agincourt will conduct the ser- vice. The pastor; Rev. Mr. Clugston, is spending his holidays at Meaford. ONE GOOD REASON "Alice is a girl that could have married anybody she pleased." "Then why is she still single?" "She never pleased "Pele Mele, Paris, anybody." [lil COAL COAL Phone 1938 Ww. J.SARGANT Yard---89 Bloor Street KE. Orders Delivered STORE FOR RENT At 9 Prince St§Apply ROSS, AMES & GARTSHORE CO. 185 King Strect West, Oshawa. Phone 1160 | » Machinery Repairing NOTHING TOO LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL Adanac Machine Shop 161 King St. W. Phone 9 DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store Oornee Riug sno Seinve _Onsh or Terms Practically every line of busi- ness is represented in 'this di- rectory--a handy reference for Business List Your Firm in the "Times" Directory! WARM IN WINTER INSULATING BUILDING BOARD COOL IN SUMMER OSHAWA LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED OSHAWA, ONT. LUMBER @ Building Materials Prompt Delivery Right Prices Waterous Meek Ltd. n= High Class Interior Trim . Rough and Dressed Lumber 7 W. J. TRICK OOMPANY LIMITED 25 Albert Street . Phones 280 & 157. CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING ST. W.: Telephone 572-228 Night Calls 510-1560 - Cosy Brick Cottage 5 Rooms--all conveniences Oak floors, worth $4,000. Very central. Three Thou- sand will buy if you have $1100 Cash, DISNEY Opposite Post Office.