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PAGETWO § A THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929 € 'Whitby Daily Times Advartiing, subvgeiptiops and news will be received at the Whithy Office, Dundas Street, i nest the post 1s '| | REPRESENTATIVE--ROBERT H. HOLDEN ee NHB CADES SOFTBALL TEAM «+. GIVEN BANQUET WOMENS "1 INSTITUTE ACTED AS HOSTS AT EVENT 'Misd Mabel Werry of Toron- ' i've, Complimented Girls on Sportsmanship Khe bangues tendered the Whit "by Ladies Boft Ball team, the Ros vors, Baturday evening proved a degided, success with over forty 'guests, Mmoluding menthers of the loamy, and trignds, being present, The banquet was tendered by tue members of the Women's Institute under the president, Mrs, T, Dens mond, snd took place in the Coun~ ofl Chambers, "The tables were effectively deco orated in the team colors, dark and «Mght blue, while candles provided a soft and beautiful illumination, The toast to the King was made by tH master of ceremonies, his worship, Mayor Dudley, and after the National Anthem was sung the toast to the "Rovers" of 1080 wan proposed, This was responded to by Miss Ruth. Robertson, president of the team, Ed, Bowman, deputy Reeve of the town, M, Deverell, conch of the team, Frank 0O'Con nor, manager, and Councillor J, H, Ormiston, A vote of thanks for the wplendld banquet and the In- torest the Women's Institute had displayed In the team was moved by Miss Ruth Robertson and sec~ onded by Miss Mary Blow, Mrs, 7. Desmond, president of the in- stitute, replied and stated that fr had been a pleasure for the ladies to do all they could for the team, Presentation Mado Mrs, George Rice on behall of the Institute presented Miss Lena Watson with a handsome travell ing case, Miss Watson has been selected as the. most valuable play~ or of the=team of 1020 and had a batting and flelding average of Bladder Weakness Cal Be Stopped often in 48 hours, Tt" yout ave loglu® pep, health and strength from Getting Up Nights, Nackache, Bladder Wenkness, Burning, Lex or Groin Palins, or Rheumatic Aches, why not try the Cystex 48 Hours Test? Get Cystex (pronounced Visstex) today at any drug store, for only 60¢, Money back If you don't soon find pains gone, sleep fine, feel younger, stronger, and full of pep, Thousands Now Eat 1 or and chief speaker of the evens A Delightful Breakfast' Food office, ~T 1380; "he presentation was made to the player considered most val. usble to the team, Miss Mabel Wray Mabel Wray, guest of non« ing, stated that wherever Indiv soft ball was played In Ontario, or even the Dominion, the Whithy Girls' Soft. Ball team were noted for thelr true sportsmanship, Miss Wray, who is a former Whithy an and a noted athlete of Tors o, sald that she had followed 'he Totivitien of the "Rovers" dur- ing the past season very closely end had been in hopes that she would win the league, She comp mented the girls on the winning of the tournament at Port Perry and looked upon it as a greal achleve- ment, Bhe, herself, had entered & team in this tournament who ware excellent players and it was great credit to the local girls to win, Miss Wray advised the girls to form an sthletia elub in Whitby and to go Into various other sports as well, Miss Wray reviewed the history of ladies softball in Canada and spoke of the opposition that had been experienced by the teams when they attempted to play sev- eral years ago, when public opin- fon for the most part had been strongly against them, In conclud- ing, Misg Wray called upon the girls to continue thelr activities in sporting lines and thanked those who had so kindly invited her to attend, Miss Wray Is president of the Toronto Ladies Roft Ball Association, secretary of the One tario Ladies Boft Ball Association, and president of the Dominion of Canada Soft Ball Association, At the conclusion of the address on behalf of the team, Miss Ruth Robertgon presented Miss Wray with a basket of roses, : Presentation to Mrs, Rice Mise Mary Blow on behalf of the tom' presented Mrs, George Rice with '0 basket of roses, Mrs, Rice has shown a great deal of interest in the team and has done wy things 'for them, Mrs, Rice, In thankipg the girls, stated that als though she had always baon deep ly Interested in the team, sha did not feel that this gift had been merited on her part, and did not know why she had been singled out, However, she stated that she had done all she could for the team and that it had been a great pleas. ure, Mayor Dudley Speaks Mayor Dudley at the conclusion of the banguet congratulated the "Rovers" on thelr excellent sports. manship and thelr playing of the peason, In the Mayor's opinion the girls had done much for Whithy in making It known as an all around sporting town, He refers red to the town property commits tee and the improvements which had been made to the park thin year in providing bleachers and nets, and it was his opinion, that next year more could be done to improve conditions at the park, In concluding the Mayor compliments od the ladles on the fine banquet they had prepared and the inter. est which they had shown In the team, The evening was brought to a close with the singing of 'Auld Lang Syne' The Guests The guests of the evening in. oluded Mayor and Mrs, Dudley, Deputy Reeve E, Bowman, Coun- coach, Frank O'Connor, manager, | members of (he team fmcluding 11.9 laen ' MoBride, Dorothy Lon Mary Forrester, Lens Watson' Ruth Robertson, Jean Robertson, Thelma Parker, - KMe Watson, Grace . Newman, Joan Wilson, Flora Scott, Mary Blow, Ottilin Bundel and Jack O'Connor, mascot, Among those who were missed in cluded Judge and Mrs, Thompson who sant thelr regrets that they gould not be present and Mr, "A nn," CONGERT BY BAND SATURDAY NIGHT Excellent Program of Music Provided at Open Air Event The concert given by the Whitby Ultisens' band at the post Meo square on MBaturday evening proved a great attraction for many eitisens of the town and of the neighboring communities, The band were under the leandership of Mr, Juok Broadbent and played with excellent taste, tone, and technique, The most popular num- bers ineiuded the exhibition com- petition welection, "Memories of the Opera," and Mr, Jack Lee's trombone wolo, "On the Road to Mandalay," This solo was round. ly applauded and Mr, Leo was obliged to play It several times he fore the crowd were satisfied, The program was as follows: march, "Semper Fidelis'; selection "Maid of Orleans'; trombone nolo, "On the Road to Mandalay"; se lection, "'Beotch Melodies; popu- lar numbers, "Vagabond Lover" und "My Mother's Eyes"; Soldiers Fantasia, "A Day in Camp"; me leotion, "Memories of the Opera'; march, "The Conqueror"; God Bave the King MAN IS HELD ON VAGRANCY CHARGE Citizens Complained That He Had Been Begging For Food Rivhard Whalen was arrested late Saturday night hy Chief Guns son and Provincial Constable Thos, Mitehell on a charge of vagrancy, Complaints were received hy the chief about 11 o'clock Haturday night that the man had been beg glug tor money and food In several homes and due to the late hour, the citizens In most chses, were sunsploions After searching about the town for some time, the man was ploked up by the pollee and lodged In the local cells, Oh examing the prison. or, & quantity of food was found, a sum of money and threa tins of canned heat, one of which was em- pty. This, the police belleve, the man had consumed. Whalen was arrested In Bowman. elllor J, HM, Ormiston, Miss Mabe! Wray of Toronto, K. M, Devereli, ville last March on the same charse "BRANT WOOL BED COVERS Bed Covers esig | satin bound ends, ...um size, 60. x 80. Reg. Wik, $6.98 _Eiderdown Comforters $9.85 bgp 72 Eiderdown Comforters Large size, 72 x 72. Covered with floral art gateens with plain panel effects, Our regular $12.50 to $15.00 qualities. Bedding Week EE EE EN EE NE EEE EEN Reet Hemmed Bleached Sheets Dy to sce these to. their gualil rah Te { ularly at 98 pair, J ding Week $9.85 SCOTCH WOOL BLANKETS, $10.90 Pr. Large size, pure wool blankets, 72 x 84. Made from fine combed wool of extra weight and nap. Come with blue or pink otri borders. R: alae $13.95 quality. Week, HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES CARRY | Made from Horrockse's neatly reg~ Bed- 69¢ Pillow Cotton, hematitched --_-- IN Ff medicinal Baokache! Bladder Trouble! Sleopless Nights) "Fruit-a-tives" Attacks the Cause--Braces | the System 1 you suffer from pom backepaiil Sr Te ul medicine mado of inten. he onda me mde of bn ingredients Tesotes norma) action aes i, It has he thousands file 4 Fruit» + ives" heed at yow a EE .-]LPE and has Just completed an 6 months' term In prison, He was reported to the Bowmanville police earlier in the evening but could not be lo: cated thers, The prisoner will up pear in pollee court some time: Lo« day. COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT The regular meeting of the town oounell will bo held in the council chambers this evening, The wos sion tonight promises to he u leng- thy one with much business before the council, There are several by- laws 10 be passed, a number of ae» J counts to be considered and num- orous communications to be henrd and dealt with, It is also expected that the question of the new Andus~ try for Whithy will be bake up. ANNIVERSARY 0 CENTRE STREET UNITED CHURCH (Continued from page 3) activities of the ohur®h,' In the evening, Rev, Dr, Armstrong took an his subject "The Overseas Tusk of the United Church," outlining the work of this organization in the various non-Christian countries of the world, Hardly any of the 600 mission- aries being supported by the Unite od Church of Canada did-#1¥y ace tual preaching or teaching to the mass of the people, Dr. Armstrong stated, The whole program of mis slonary work had changed, so that now the missionaries' time was taken up exclusively with training native preachers and teachers In schools and colleges. In this way, the effectiveness of the misslonar work was multiplied many times, and thelr efforts reached noveral times the number of people that they otherwise would, Dr, Armutrong also pointed out that this method meant that the money given by Canadian peoples In sup port of thelr churoh work, accom: plished much more and went much farther by this method, Mlgns of Goodwill "There In lots of goodwill around the world," sald Dr, Armstrong, Hu declared that It was "all non. nonse' to say that the Asiatios hat. od thew esterners, for If that were #0, no migslonaries could live In the countries of the east, and no west orn traders could do business there, China, he Maid, was Canada's seo ond best wheat customer--a fact which would be imposible If the Chinese hated the westerners, The world was becoming a neighbors hood, and It was the church's task to make It a brotherhood, he de: elared, Over half of the missionaries of the United Church of Canada were in China, he sald, The South China mission had been started at the res quest of Christian Chiness of Cane ada, who had asked for a missions ary to thelr province and had been more than supporting a missionary over there ever since, Dr, Arms strong pald a tribute to the Chin ene Christiane, saying that they ware the most generous of people, He alsa referted to the misisona of the United Churoh In Trinidad, Af- vloa, Japan, Korea and India, give ing many interesting facta ahout them, Rov, Mr. Rackham In the morning, Rev, Mr. Rack ham outlined the work carried on by the United Church in China, where he han been doing mission ary work, being now home on fur lough, The cholr, under the leadership of Misa Josephine Thomas, gave apecial musio for the anniversary occasion, Two beautiful anthems were sung in the morning, while at the evening service the muaical numbers Included an anthem and a double quartet selection, Ameoliashurg Falr Ploton,~-At the seventy-fourth annual Amellasburg Fair held at Robling Mills entMen wera large, competition In the horse classes being especially keen, The Sec. retary of the Amelinaburg Agris cultural Boclety Is W, H, C, Rob. lin, who has held that post 28 years, Mia father, the late Hd. ward Roblin, held the same office 28 years, PUBLIC Typewriters and Adding Machines Owing to the fact that many of my friends here in Oshawa, have Inslsted on me to locate here and give service to typewriters and adding machines 1 am now located at 251 Arthur St. where I will do my work until business demands a more suitable place in the busi nora section, 1 i call and overhan! few Hw r or adding machine of one hundrod miles with out any additional charge. sorvice which | give is ihe bout ad I strictly guarantee all work I will give $25.00 to any own that brings me a typewriter that 1 cannot repair or rebuild, Tey me, Save money by having your old machine made now. CALVIN ZLLIOTT, B31 Arthur St, Oshawa, Ont. hone 9OOW lon' Bowmanwvil e "News; ddvertsing and subscriptions will be received at the Bowmanville Office of The Times, Telephones--Office, 587; REPRESENTATIVE--B, SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES OF BOWMANVILLE Rev. R. J. "Shires Spoke on ' Use of Church as Sanctuary The rector, the Rev, 1, J. Bhires preached At all gervices at Bt, John's Anglican Church over the wosk-ond, Hin evening subject was the use of 'the church as a sanctus ary and he outlined the reasons why there should be proper build~ ings erected In which to worship. The origin of the church as AR udifios wan to enable worshippers to have one place to go where thelr minds would be off every. thing but the worship of God, All things foreign to the quietness and humbleness that should pre- vall in the church vhould he stop. ped, Mr, Mhires thought that the bringing of eatables wu other things which took the mie off the solemnity of the occasion should be stopped and a Detter under standing of the importance of Mi solute silences and quietness that should prevail in the church, The word sanctuary, he sald, was de- rived from the latin "sanctun' which meant "holy" and this was the reason that the purt inside the altar rail of an Angliean Church was oalled the sanctuary or Holy place, It service that was announced during the the first meeting of the Anglican . Young People's Awe sociation would be held tonight at the parish hall and as it wan intended to organise for the com ing season It was hoped that every member possible will turh out BT PAUL'S U NITED CHURCH Rev, J, B. Ferguson of Pleker ing was the speaker at the wer vices in St, Paul's United Church yesterday In the abwence" of the minister, Rev, D, W, Best who way preaching at the Harvest Home Services at Brougham, The mis sion band attended in a body In the morning and all membeory brought with them a bouquet of flowers, TRINITY UNITED The regular sacramental wer vice held sach month took place al Trinity. United Church yostorduny with & very large altendance Twenty new members wore ad mitted to the church during the day, Next Sunday will be the Daily Time$ HERBERT MORTLOCK church's anniversary and Dr, C, W, Bishop of Albert College, Delle vilie, will' be the speaker, . Dr, Bishop was at one time pastor of gherbourne Street United Church, Toronto, HBpecial music Is being prepared under the direction of the organist and cholr leader, Mr Francis Button, WI, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN The wervices at Bt, Andrew's Presbyterian Church yeosterdny were conducted by the Rev, J, Go forth Hornsby of Port Hope and who is the Interim moderutor of the presbytery, In the course of the services he declared the pul pit of the "church vacant, owing to the resignation of the minister, the Rev, Robert MeDermont last Bunday, BALVATION ARMY Special Harvest Thanksgiving services were held by the Balva tion Army at thelr citadel over the week-end and the hull was very tastefully decorated with farm and garden produce which was after distributed among deserving causes, EVANGEL TEMPLY The Kvangel Temple of Toronio continue. their revival meetings In the Town Hall yesterday evening after havink wpent the afternoon at a gospel service at the Cream of Barley Camp, Upwards of five bundred people attended "thelr evening service and the hall was well filled, Evangelist Christine Kerr Plerco was the main speaker and she was accompanied by the band of the Temple. They left Bowmanville early as they had to brondeast over station CFRB at Toronto at 11 o'clock, The meets ini will be continued next Runs BOY LEAVES THE TRAINING SCHOOL Police Authorities Are Noti- fied of His Escape week-end and no Aceld nts other Incidents were reported fo the police but the escape of one boy from the Boy's Training School, The description given by the authorities was as follows and any person seeing this boy Is anked to communicate with the police department or J, J, Brown at the Boys' Training School, phone 600 Name, Jehn Allen, Age 14, With all the bran of the whole wheat right food to eat when the bod a it with plenty o of mile day f vitamins and Yoh milk hot o ITS A HEARTY BREAKFAST --- AND 8O TASTY AND SO EASILY DIGESTED cas yneedsr nce for chilly kehotor co sold. C oniaing Mbshe the Sal vita i sliced bananas or iby iat De plexion, sout build, dressed In dark brown sult with long pants, low shoes and grey cap, He left the school about 6,30 p.m, on Hat-' urday night, BOWMANVILLE TEAM LOSES TO OSHAWA Oshawa handed Bowmanville a beating of 2% to nothing in thelr first game of the weapon in the juter-colleginte Rugby League nt the Falr Grounds hers on Baturs day afternoon, Oshawa, who were much the heavier team played a groat game and were superior in most of the play in the first three poriods, until the Bowmanville crew seemed to find thelr feet in the last period but It was too late to eateh up on the scores that was then registered against them, A full sceount of the game will be found on today's sport page, COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting of the town council will take place In the court room at the town hall at eight o'clock this avening, It is expected thet some Important business will be discussed and all members are requested to be pres ent, Sewer Tender Goes To Jesse Mantle Tenders for the 8K6 ol sanitary sewer to be laid in the town this fall and which closed last Saturday, September 28 have been considered and the tender of Mr, Jesse 'Mantle of Bowmanville wig ndcepted, Mr, Mantle was for many years superintendent of sew~ ors In a large city in England and there is not much he does not know in connection with this work, He came to Canada about 2 years ago owing to his wife belng an invalid and the advice of her physician In her home town was followed in the hope that the Canadian air would be more agree able to her complaint, Mr, Mantle has been doing wsewer work for the town ever since he 1@oved here and his past work has been very oreditable, It Is understood that he will employ mostly local men, Is there anything more cool, aloof, dignified and stand-offish than a guest towel I =Chicago Daily News, Bowmanville spent a very quiet | or Mothers: That ENLARGED are readily restored te NORMAL 3 These palatable and salo TA take away the gL oh NASAL TWANG IN THE BREATHING THROUGH TE | THE TONSILS-ADENOI Tonslls-Adencide are THE RESTORE THE oom~ helght 5 ft, 4 inn, dark organs THROAT AND BODY and A they most important protectors of the Human TONSILS.-ADENOIDS POWER BY USING OUR FAMOUS TONSIL, LAND A enol These are shtainable i an Herbal Stores In Koy AKA Store: Dr, Thuna Balam Remedies Limited 79 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa INFLAMED or DISEASED condition of your Child's or your own TONSILS--ADENOIDS FUNCTIONING TONSIL & ADENOID TABLETS TS are chewed wu A i So ThihokY ly KINING TENDEN oUt, AND ALL FOREIGN MATTER NATURE te PROTECT function normally are the TA ASHE provided by Phone 2558 Re -------- a |, We have been requested to repeat an advertisement which we used August 3rd The Crows Are "Cawing" "I Told You So" The Black Birds of Panic are standing on the street corners, whis- pering of the awfulness of what may come, They see only rain and storm. and forget that the sun does come out and the clouds disperse and that we do have glorious weather; which in its turn must give way to a bit of rain and sleet so that we may have those "bigger than ever" crops each year, Heavens! has there ever been a panic that half-way equalled what was prophesied? Has any previous ten year period in Canada's history equalled the past decade in our industrial and national growth? decade show giant strides beyond the last? Are we going to consider a dimer spoiled bechute one course Was & to lie down and develop a frenzy k::a bit v.aged? Are we we outgrew our v ones will shortly arrive from tailor adjustment (and lot's hope w 've ordered them slightly large to allow for further g:= Ave we sl gclug Yo Jeon dip Ela inde wa the sorues nt anon id And we all know trade will soon get again; followed by another little adjustment, don't wel Then, What's All the Fuss About - "Keep S on Trading" 25 Ritson Road North and found them a bit tight get busy and busier, then busiest BD clophons 2821-2820 Doesn't each in spots? The wth.)