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Si. a TL " plght, wings PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, Sale of Altar Piece Valued at $1, 680, 000 Vetoed i in Germany 4 Berlin, Dee. 28.~The Reichstag last | week virtually the sal of a 16th eentury altar plece by Hans Memling (sometimes spelled Hemling), which Is now in Luebeck Cathedral, "Jt was reported that an unnamed American buyer had offered 7,000,000 marks, (about $1,680,000), In the course of discussion of ex- tension of the law on exportation of art works the Relehstgg adopted an urgency motion reseinding the exist ing exemptions where exportation is permitted in certain cases for finan- olal considevationz, It was decided to submit on list of nationally pro tected art works to a careful revi sion, Hans Memling was a Flemish oninter of Bruges, who died about 1491, Among his most famous works wre: "Shrine of St. Ursula," "Seven Griefs of War," and Mary," The Luebeck altar plece was one of his later works and is at- tributed to the year 1491, It has , depicting the Crueifix- meg from the Passion Play of 1491, Memling also did several portraits, one of which at least has vetoted lgn und see "seven Joys of | KEDRON salen Kedron, Dee, 26---Santa was quite busy last week ut the Christ- mas trees. Conlin'g school held theirs on Wednesday night and Maxwell's and Pereman's on Thurg- day night, Splendid programmes were gven by the pupls, The Kedron Adult Bible Class held thelr annual meeting and olection of officers at the home of Mr, and Mr, C, W. Hoskin on Tuesday evening. The following officers were clected., Pres, Dea- trice Mountjoy; vice-pres., Mrs, Ross Lee; sec,. Lena Hoskin; treas. Everett Mountjoy. Social committee- ry, Mrs, Ross Lec, Tverett Mountjoy, - Membership committec--Mrs, I. | W. Lee, Mrs, H. ¥, Werry, Mrs, R. | J. Luke, Mrs Harvey Pascoe Devotional commlittee-=Mr, N. Hoskin, Mrs, Everett Mountjoy, Mr, H. F. Werry, Mr, F. Cross- man Auditors---~Mr, E, Pascoe, -Bernice Wer- Harvey Pascoe, Davis, Harvey daying at their home here, w. | -- Tamworth, holi- Courtice, spent Batur- day with Mr, dnd Mrs, W. N, Hog kin, to celebrate with them thelr twenty-fifth wedding auniversary, Mr, and Mrs, Lverett Mountjoy and family were recent yisitors of Marie Cole, are and family, Mr, and Mrs, P. W, Lee have moved back to thélr former homa which has recently been re-decora- ted, family, ence Mrs, Mr, A cnfield, Vice, been spending a week with her sls- ter, Ro#s Lee, Merlin Hepburn, and Mr, apd Mrs, Clar- and Murray; Mr, and Mr, and Mrs, A, D. Langmald, Zion Myr, and Mrs, Harvey Pascoe and Lorraine, My, and Mrs, 1, W, Scotr Mr, and Mrs, A, R. Scott, Lee and and Donald, ' Arnprior, are spending the Christinas holldayy with Mr, and Mrs, ¥'. W, Lee, spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs Miss Marion Allin is holldaying | H. L. Pascoe, Columbus, at her home at Newcastle, Miss Kathleen Conlin spent the Mr, and Mrs, Leslle Hancock and | week-end with friends in Toronto familly spent Christmas with Mr, Mr, and Mrz, Harvey Crogsman and Mrs, Robert Beath, Brooklin, {and Irene spent Christmas with My, Frank Lee, Ottawa is | Mr, and Mrs, John Naylor, Solinu sponding this week with his par- Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Batty, Osh ents, Mr, and Mrs, VF, W, Lee, | awa, spent a day recently with Mr, and Mrs, FF. M., Love and | thelr daughter, Mrs, H, ¥, Werry, James, Miss Kathleen Conlin, Osh. Mr, and Mrs. J". Crossman en awa, spent Christmag at the bome | tertained their family to a Christ of Mr, 8, Conlin, mag gathering on Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs, Miss Bernice Stainton, Zion, hay Delbert Flintoff JURY & LOVELL'S OPTICAL PARLOLS J WwW. E Worrall, Oph. D. yesight Specialist hone 8215 spending a few days i family, | here. and Mrs. Mrs, Roy Hepburn and gpent Christmas with Mr, WwW, Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. F, W, Lee tained the members of thelr fly and Mr, and Mrs, H, T, on Christmag Day, My, Arthur Hepburn. Mr, and fre, Roy Hepburn, Ralph and Hel- en recently visiteq at Mr, John yrmiston's, Elgin 8t;, Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs, 8, Jewell and Billy, Mrs, Sadler, spent Christmas at | ir. R. Jewell's, Norht Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs, Gimbett, Ray- mond and Marga.cet visited with vir, "red Ferguson, Solina, Mr, and Mrs, 13, Dunn and lone attended the funeral of thelr aunt, irs, George Fordur, Blackstock, nm Saturday, Miss Ollve ville entey- fam- Cole Richard fashioned Boosg an Nora Verry, ron, Luke Toronto, Is | taining at her home mas Day, Ming KHdith ), 18 visiting The Werry family gathering was held at the id surprise Werry of Enniskillen, ward and Miss Wilma Werry presented her with o ed Christmas stocking each of th various and a gift erry who was taken completely by home J, Luke, A Jolly party lof nearly forty persons gathered for the old | 1 mid-day | plum which was followed by bution of gifts from the Christmas ture of the afternoon program wa¥ | a special tree, varied | surprise, thanked the donors ab. Bowman~ | gent and present, for thelr gencr- Luke, | ous gift and wis' ing all a merry | Christmas a happy New Year, At evening of music with Christma; carols brought to a elose on of thy many happy re-unions held in thi community, Peardon, Mryg, IR, J of Mr, and Mrs. Kedron on Christ menl of roast | pudding, ete, | the digtri-| in beautiful | many foto) Souver of eore shoulder he caused by Lut movements, --Van The epldemie Toronto may 'uplire" A pleasing Provinge, | Radios Repaired All Makes The Cntario Motor Szles JAMITED St. 8, Mi Grace sprung on Miss stepped for Ked- fill when well- packages con of money, Mis 90 Simcoe Phone 9( ELLA CINDERS_-A Belated Xmas Gift Af Migs CNDERS, Joan! TUS Bern THE FIRST CHRISTMAS Jound its way to America and is in the Almatan Collection a Rete 18 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Diamonds ! ! On Oshawa's s Mam Corner OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses tp emmm meeeere t-- COAL COAL hone 103 W. J. SARGANT| Yard--89 Hloor "treet KK. Orders Uromptliy Delivered Wo have several desirable lhiouses for rent, CUTLER & PRESTON Meal Estate insurance Telephone 0H7 Sm 22! Night calls B1O~=1500 Ot Klog St, West | MN 30 am, 12 this: Consider: Then act; Wonderful opportunity: We have some good houses where good lots will be accepts ed ax fest payment, Apply 3 DISNEY oad | REAL ESTATE 1530 hone PHONE 22 hi For Your Drug Needs "THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe We Deliver StS. sme LUMBER | | F. 1. BEECROFT Whitty Lumber and Wood Yard Phone Oshawa 3214 Whitby 12 DIAMONDS BURNS JEWELRY STORE King & 'rince Sts, achinery Repairing AUTHIAG YUU LANRLE © NOTHING 400 SMALL nac Machine Shop | $i1 ling Su WW. 'heoe ", | REPAIRING WATCHES OUR SPECIALTY It your watch is uot giving satisfaction we can repalr and make it tell the corract time D. J. BROWN THY JEWELER Officlal Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh. awa Railroads 10 King St. W. Phone 180 Mr, Bassett's | ¥ % R: EE aa a i a me Mr. 'and Mrs, Everett Mountjoy and family spent Christmas with | Mrs. M, H, Langmald, Oshawa, Mr, T. W, Seott has installed a | De Laval milker Miss Allce Smyth is spending the Lous Al vacation at her home at | | Marmion, and Mrs, W, N, gpent Christmas at Rundle's. Hampton Mr, and Mrs, Norman Gimblett ! and familly recently visited her unele, Mr, Arthur Clarke, Hamp- ig Migses Hoskin and fally Mr. H. Mildred Cole, Jesjeees CRC Ea EL CE Rs 2d roiled p TIME TABLES i TABLE 1929, C, P, Effective Sept, 29, (Standard Time) R, TIME West weet gs | , Daliy « ni. Deily, | tn Dany (Except Sundiy) | 5 Daily, | Daily (Except Sunday), Gog East | | | 1 { | 8 Ji pom, 0 | { 2.04 p.m, Daily « Except Sunday). 8.03 pan, Daily (Except Sunda | 1110 pom. Daily (Except Saturday). | 12.05 | aan, Dally | CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Effective Sept, 2f, 192) (Standard Time) Eastbound , & cept Sunday, 1,17 vay, Daily except Sunday. a pom. Daily, except Sunday. 6.47 pou. Daily, except Sundav, 9 2 1 wm. Daly, | 11.39 p.m. Daily, except Saturday, {1207 am, Daily | Val Westbound « Daily, 1% Daily, 1 Dai nw Dail Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE | (Effective on and alter Apri i, 1") | Payligte Saving lime | ing West | ve Leuve Arrive Arrive | Dav anit ¢ Palas Whitby Hospitas § am, J 7.20 . m & 8.20 am. § * 9.45 aan, 0.4 | ON J p.m, 10 p.m, 5 nom, | 4.5 pm 6.43 pn | W.5 pm | LI | mn" » nD = To = { I 15 pom, 7M pa 4.135 pan, 10.20 p.m, U0 vn, Geing L288 z333 - > = Arrive Arrive Oshawe Bowmanville | ee, Jam 1.50 » in, 850 8 m, 10.28 8 1, 12.05 p ma LY pom 245 pa 410 pm, 5.05 um, 6.05 pan, 7.2) pan, 9.05 p.m, Leave Wuithy oN am, JK oa, $0 em, 10.00 am, 1X am, 115 poo 2% pa, 315 p,m, 415 om, 535 pom, 700 pm, AL pom, 9. nw, 10.10 pom, HAS po, 1LN pom, * ame through Hespity ESS ae 2% MEOW Tam - £5 8 ? B 1.00 am, 1.00 p.m, 435 pom 6.50 pov Ra sNRas PoPuvPopcre dgsssasss 11.00 p.m, lime marked \WhitLy Hospital SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE | Jeing West ! frrive Whitby 45 am 12.15 pon, 4% om, 4% pom, 6.5 pa, 8X pm, 10.45 0 m. Last Arrive Arrive Oshawa Bowinaoville WI am LW am 1.00 pom, LX p.m Som 3X um 5.00 p.in. SMpm lWopm SX pm 120C pm oussey busses tu Arrive Hespitas us am 12.25 pau tenve Bowmanville fries FW en, PN wo 1.30 wm. 12K pan, 145 nang 215 am, Spm, 45pm 5.45 pin, 6.15 pam, 745 pm, B15 pm, 10.00 pm. 10.30 nm Going 11,00 p.m 'wave trespital 10.00 wm, WX pan, Leave Whitby 1915 wn 245 pm, 245 vom 40 pm 5.45 nm, HAS pam 10.00 pu, 1145 em ny pm, lime miarkeu are throuxb Whitby Hospital Special Busses For ) Uecaslone Reasonable Retes and Careful Drivers 1. A GARTOM Preprietor Bowmanville -Phone 412 ar 44 Chose 2283 transwa Waiting Roam. 10 Prince SL Orono, | - THIS 1S MY DAUGHTER, By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb TH iid TOT 4 f din \ | Off; Copyright 1929, by deo 4 n on Hoos Sant TELLING TOMMY re FANTAIL | WELL, THE ARABS i HAVE AN INTER ESTING LEGEHD ABOUT THEIR RED FEET, TOMMY ---- 1 WONDER YiHY ALL MY PIGEONS HAVE RED FEET, DADDY ? "7 | : ccorons 10 BRANCH T0 THE ARK SIG! THAT THE WATERS ¥ FY ALiAY FAM A' ¢ FLEW ACAY ON A RETURNED WITH RED MUD DY SHOWING THAT IT HAD BEEH ABLE T0 ALIGHT ON THE GROUND, OH ACCOUNT OF THIS 2 Eat SWALLOY PIGEON a THE ARAB LEGEND THF DOVE AFTER CARRYING THE ; ON ATS FEET, THERE - OR/EF FRI NOAH PRAYED THAT BIRDS FOREVER CONT 15 PRAYER 1TAL L THE FEET OF THESE HUE T0 BE REDAND SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN ANSWERED ss fun IF IT HADN'T || 0 | BEEN FOR NOAH oR THE RIDFECT ff OU POULDNT HAVE ONS, #1 AMY PIGEONS! I " . wiv BRINGING UP FATHER WHAT A | MIND- READER | ARE a [ now DON'T SAY | I ANYTHING ~ YOU {CANT GO ouT! A tained, 'patton eit Lo - > 'ou ONE eta) © STAY | ja Bon, ) IG STAY ig PART j\.2 BAD ENOUGH! !) WHAT will, SING © Nem omens > L. We | | | | | WITHOUT WORDS [" | A rt... [rig SONG | { { | DOLLY DIMPLES AND BOBBY BOUNCE my f ~ hereto re AARC ESAS ARI wil WE KNow HER rps STooRIE" yy am it Hie X m n New Now I CAN i iC j5TAY WITH Your 5 tose Bossy a NAME jie po OF CHEATING THE OLD WOMAN = No- IL WiLL TAKE NOTHING BUT COMFY! UNLESS You KNow My NAME ( ------------ A La FT ty TT Ct 50 WHEN THE APPOINTED TIME CAME, THE OLD WOMAN CAME FOR COMEY™ Dolly BEGGED HER "To TAKE THE LITTLE Plo INSTEAD THEN Dolly SAID - "I MIGHT KNOW I'D GET THE BEST Of WHIPPETY STooRIE me ~--By Grace G. Drayton mE HERE'S Your SUPPER, pica! Lots of LIER [| Com FY: WOMAN RAN RWAY~ SCREAMING WITH RAGE = AND. Dolry AND BoBBY HUGGED COMEY ~ AND: GAVE HIM A NICE SuppER~ AND SOME "To THE Plaay, Too. Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELER Latab'ished 1886 12 Simcoe St. South SEER d IF WANTING INSURANCE of any kind keal Estate or meney en other titan frame bouses allow mes te serve you J. H. R. LUKE Regent Theatre Bldg, P 671 or STW CARTAG E LOCAL (Re) icy ol] 83 BOND ST, WES1 TILLIE THE TOILER--Ma's Not Convinced--Yet - IF VARIETY (3 "THE SPICE OF LIFE J THEN LET US HAVE LONG SKIRTS FOR A Sivan us BY TFAND LAST, BUT [I NOT LEAST, LET US| NOT LOSE OUR. WELL~ BARNEQD FREEDOM WHICH : BHORT SKIRTS HAVE J BOING BACK To LONG SKIRY. | GOOD NIGHT By Russ Westover WEL. TALK IY OVER. WHEN TILLIE ES HOME : ie EAS IW ©.