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N th B #) og vertising and subscriptions will be received at a anville Daily Times: ville Office of The Times in the Cowan Street. ' Telephones--Office--587; House--w131, Bowmanyille Representative--B. Herbert Mortlock half of the same inning. Good a NEWS ABOUT TOW [5% years that back in the at scored four runs the game. Three of the runs coming on a nice double time Cream 4 day. spent the afternoon viewin fine groun ing to th which presented a fine pro- m of sacred and classical num- 8 . It was learned today that "Mr. Morden intends to ada spme w animals to the large collec- "tion mow to be found on the ' . FINE A 'truly' wonderful Peonies the estate of Mrs, M: J. Baldwin, oat of Are all well worth seeing , PICNIC SEASON OPENS f The picnic season has started at the Cream of Barley Camp, small pienics were on the grounds yesterday, enjoying the fine facill- ! Mes of : "closing | sion the number of Sunday School , Pleniesy Hardly mer bu to be found on the grounds. RUBBE The Goodyear defeated the Whiz «team in w by the score of 7 to 6. was fea play of ' Hing 'years' t second innings, but the Whiz team ' shoved wended their way An estimated 'crowd of 3,600 plek-ups r'stabs injected a spirit of excite- ment into the spectators' point of view, when three men were on base, The leaders held their advantage and Inéredssd It one more while hold- 'their rivals shfe to end the hd a ssore ot 7 to Bb, "Motors and Goodyeays will play 4 postponed 'game in the Sehooll grounds tonight at the usual time, # --------------------_------ MOTORIST FINED = 'A motorist "by the name of Book paid $20 and costs in Police Court yesterday on two infrifige- ments of the Highway Trafic laws, Provincial Constable Hinch- oliffe was called to an automobile desidept on the Kingston Road Just east of Courtice on June 18, and while on the scene of the ac- oldent directing traffic the mecus. ed coming from the east at a con- siderable rate of speed ollided with & car coming from. the west, The bumper of the car struck as well as the fender was badly bent, On investigating the collision fit was found that Brook had no driv. er's permit. -In court yesterday he paid $10 on a reckless driving charge and an additional $10 for driving without a permit, W.C.T.U. MEETING HELD YESTERDAY Report of "Convention at Oshawa Presented by Mrs. Brown school room on Tuesday after noon with am average attendance of members present, Mrs. G. L. Wagar, second vice-president pre- sided capably and opened the OF BARLEY CROWDED largest crowd in a long to the of Barley Camp on Bun the of the camp and lst ie of the Oshawa DISPLAY OF FLOWERS display: of and iris are to be seen on the town, 'The blooms at thelr best now and are Two the grounds. With the of the Public School ses- will increases materially, a day goes by in the sum- t there are several plenies R BOYS CATCH a league fixture last night The game tured by a close defensive Many spark- one-handed both teams, and trom, the Good- ook a two-run lead in the game over five runs in their - a wo We have a complete stock of DUNLOP Cable Cord Tires for Fords, Chevrolets; Whippets, Durants; etc.; in a price range to guit Your heeds. Thess fire M ong-mileage casings, built for 'maximum riding comfort. ° MERCURY SERVICE LIMITED JASOLINE, OIL, TIRES, STORAGE PHONE 904 Ky WX Wholly Canadian and British meeting by, asking the members to join In ing Hymn 607, devotional period, reading A of the Apostles. Gillespie followed with short prayers Mrs, W. A. Brenner read the minutes of the last meetics, which : were adopted. The execu- tive were riven the power to raise funds to help the jocal Prohibition Union, It was 8 decided to ad- | journ the meetings of the W.C.T. JU. until September. The treasur- er's report showed a balance of $17.00 and a reserve fund of $149.50, Mrs. ¥, R. Brown, who was the delegate to the county W.T.C.U. Convention held in Oshawa last week, presented a comprehensive and interesting report of the con. vention She explained the good work being carried on by this or- ganization. There are now eight unions and one YW.C.A, in the counties of Durham and Ontario, Mrs. Brown stressed the excellent address of Mrs, Gordon Wright, an outstanding woman speaker and well worth hearing. Other interesting features of the com. vention were the memorial service conducted by Mrs. Farmer of Port Perry and the presentation of prizes in the Messenger Contest. by Mrs, Barbour, of Uxbridge and Mrs. Elliott, of Bowmanville, The convention will be held in Orono nxet year, Mrs. J, E. Elliott, seconded by Miss A. Bellman, moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Brown for her splendid report. The meeting closed by singing Hymn 553. Mrs. Bost acted as pianist for the after- noon, ROSS STRIKE IS ACQUITTED ON H.T. A. CHARGE Action Against Bowman ville Lawyer Followed Highway Crash Ross Strike, a well-known bar- rister of the town, was acquitted of the charge of reckless driving Inid against him as th result of an accident on the Kingston road on the evening of May 16th last. A great deal of contradictory evi- dence was heard In the hearing of the case from a number of wits nevses as to the cause of the crash, His Worship, Magistrate Ward, found that, as there was grounds for doubt that the accused was io blame for the accident, Mr, Strike should be set free of the. charge. The charge arose out of an Automobile accident on the King- ston Highway, two miles west of Bowmanville on the evening of May 16th last. Mr, Strike was re- turning from a laymen's banquet in St. Andrew's Church, Oshaws, and was accompanied by Mr, C. Mason, A truck that had tire trouble was parked on the side of the highway and as it was raining very heavily at the time visibility was bad. Mr, Strike saw the man with a lantern, who had gone out {0 warn passing motorists, on the side of the road and took him for & pedestrian but noticed the truek in time to apply his brakes. The 4mpact with the truck took place as the car was almost stopped. Mr. Harry Clement, 126 Rose Ave, Toronto, who had mounted to the top of the truck, which was carry ing furniture, was thrown to the pavement ad sustained head In- Juries that necessitated his being taken to the Bowmanville Hos- pital, On the stand yesterday Mr, Strike told the court that he took the man with the lantern to be a man walking along the road. At the same time he sald, they passed A car going west and soon After the truck showed up in front of him and not more than two or three car lengths away, He at once applied his brakes but could not avoid an collision because he could not draw out to pass as an- other car was coming from the east. The speed of his car he sald, was not more than thirty- five miles an hour. He could say this,- he said, becausa the car had engine vibration at 'a greater Mrs. J, E. Elliott had charge ctf from the 16th Chapter of the Acts | ' Mrs. ¥. A, Had- | dy, Mrs. Thos, Tod, and Mrs. G. The Whitby whithy Brancs Office, st Gas After Business Hours ~ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930 Daily Times Advertsing, subscriptions and nows diced ot "tr und Chroliiele~Telephone | hone BAG. REPRESENTATIVE~-JAMES H, ORMISTON STREET FAIR ON AUGUST 37H Legion 'and Band Unite. for Annual Event in Whitby Whithy's annual Street Fair will this year be held on August 13th, afternoon and evening. For the last two years the Fair has been held on Hallowe'en night, but after the last Fair it was the unanimous opinion that this was too late in the sea- son, The Fair will be held under the oint auspices of the Whitby Post, nadian Legion, and the Whitby Ci- tizens' Band, At « meeting of the executive held in the Town CRRrk's office on Monday night, preliminary plans were made. : The Fair this year will be featured by several new aitractions, while all the old ones will be in full bloom. Another meeting to make further plans has been called for Thursday evening of this, week, NEW WAREHOUSE AT THE HOSPITAL Announcement Made That It Will Be Started This Year It is fully expected that the Vro- vinecial Secretary's Department will call for tenders very shortly for a new warehouse building to be erect ed at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby, speed than that and it had not done so on this occasion, The truck had no lights on the rear or he would have seen them, In looking over the truck after the accident he found that the rear light 'was obscured by the load be- ing carried. Mr, Charles Mason, who was riding in the back seat of tue Strike car corroborated the ovidence given by Mr, Strike a regrrds the absence of lights, Both Mr. Mason and Mr, Strike sald that the impact with the truck was not great as thelr car did not give them any jolt of any conse. quénce, They said that #f the truck had been properly protected with lights the accident would not have occurred. 1} The normal i skin requires . . DuBarry Skin Tonio and | Freshener, $1.00, $1.75. DuBarry Foundation Cream, $1.00. DU BARRY BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Created by Hudnut Karn's Drug Store Next P.O. Phone 378 hursday, Friday and Saturda Values For These 3 Days S Visit Our Store During These Days, And You Will Not Be Disappointed in the Values ~ Offered in New Seasonable Merchandise SEE THE WINDOWS---TO-NIGHT y « WA. DEWLAND, LTD. |ago the . Secretary--Miss for which an amount was placed in the estimates this year, A few days Hon, Lincoln announced at this Siding would be proceed: ed with this year, The new warehouse will replace a building now being ied for that pur- pose which is no longer large en. ough, and which is not fitted up with modern equipment, It has been con- templated for a number of years, A few weeks ago the Town Coun. cil by resolution asked the Depart. ment of the Provincial Secretary to consider erecting this building this year in view of the number of men who are out of work, and who would be available here, The Department promised to carefuily. consider - the town's request, If local labor is em- ployed on the building it will 'help out a great deal as there is very lit- tle building going on in town at the present time, CHURCHES TO HOLD UNION SERVICES United Church and Baptists Unite for July and August During. the months of July and August, Whitby United and Baptist Churches will hold union services, to be conducted by the ministers, Rev, A, L Richards, BD, and Captain T, F, Best. This will be the second year for these congregations to unite for the summer, the services last year proving very successful, Owing to repair work at the Bap- tist Church, all services will be held in the Tabernacle, Rev. Mr, Richards will have gharse throughout July, and Capt, Best in August, On Sunday morning, July 6th, there will be joint communion service for the two congregations. A similar ev. ent held last year was considered quite unique, CONSERVATIVE WOMEN ORGANIZE Officers Elected and Speech- es Heard at Fine Meeting At a well titended and enthusiastic meetiig of women supporters of the Conservative party held in the Com- mittee Rooms on Monday night, of+« ficers were elected, pl s for the lo- cal campaign made, and several speeches listened to, The officers are: President--~Mrs, Campo, Vice-President~Mrs, 8, Murdoch. Powell. The meeting was addressed by the candidate, Dr, T. E. Kaiser, who dis~ cussed some of the election issues and pointed out the need for effect- ive organization, Dr. C. F. McGilli- vray also spoke briefly, Dr, James Moore of Brooklin, dropped in dur- ing the evening for a few moments, Fhe chair was taken by Reeve Al- bert W. aJckson, Other meetings will be held from time to time during the campaign, MOUNTIE MISSING FOUL PLAY FEARED Veteran Officer Unheard of Since June 6--Equip- ment Found Regina, June 24---Mounted Pol- ice in Southern Saskatchewan are mustering every means with In their power to ascertain the fate of Corporal A. R, Blake, veteran ofMcer, who disappeared from his post at Avonlea more than two weeks ago. While foul play is suggested in reports from the lonely Montana border country, Mounted Police Headquarters here say they have no clue to Blake's whereabouts, On June 7 Sergeont T. G. Met- calfe visited the post at Avonlea, to find the offices of the detach. ment locked, From information that Sergeant Metcalfe was able to gather, he learned that Blake had left the day before for Crane Val. ley to serve a subpoena, and was supposed to be in Moose Jaw on June 10, where he was to give evid- ence at a trial On June 12 his revolver, issued to him by the force along with his Sam Browne belt and other articles of olothing, was found on the prairie in the neighborhood ot Manyberriés, about 50 or 60 miles south of Medicine Hat, Patani bt tt winrin PRISONER SCALES WALL AND ESCAPES Police Search Sarnia District] § For Man Charged With Three Robberies Barnia, June 25.~~A wide search has been instituted for James Hd. win Webb, aged 26, who scaled a wall at the Lambton County Jall 'yesterday and gained his freedom from custody in which he was held on remand for trial on rob. 'bery charges, Webb had been released fréin | his coll for 'exercise in the Jail yard, He climbed the side of the stone wall of the cell block by steppiug on a door-handle apd swinging himself to the wall, ran nlong the top, jumped to the ground and escaped, Turnkey du. W. Gilbert attempted to appre- hend him, but was unsuccessful. City, Provincial anl Dominion Po- lice, with jail officials are comb- ing the countrycide, while Immi- gration officials watch the water. front, Webb was arrested fear Petry len last Thursday, with a com. panion, Mrs, Mary Mew of Sand. wich, They had broken into two service stations ia Petrolea during the early morning hours, it is al leged, but were surprised by Petrolea police, who gave chase and captured 'them, They were charged on two counts of break- ing and entering and theft, one ot age. They were remanded until Thursday for hearing, both having elected summary t.ial, WHEAT POOL CUTS Following Price Drop, Far- mers Get 85 Cents In. stead of $1 on Delivery Winnipeg, June 25.--Initial pay. ments by the Canadian Wheat Pools on wheat, barley and rye were cut down today, the pool's central selling agency announced, First payments on wheat for the balance of the 1929 crop not ve! delivered by pool members will be decreased to 85 cents from §1; on barley, to 30 cents from 40 cents, and on rye, to 40 cents from 45 cents, The cut in payments comos with the grain market depressed to a position unrecorded in many vears, Monday the July future cracked to 92% cents, lowest point since July, 1014, Yesterday all three futures closed under $1, an event with but few precedents In| the annals of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange, VALUABLE PAINTING FOUND IN TORONTO, GERMAN ARRESTED (By Canadian. Press Leased Wire) Toronto, June 25.--A reproduc- tion of the famous Madonna de Col- ogne, one of Germany's prized art car theft and one of property dane INITIAL PAYMENT | White Pine The Perfect Structural Wood, The test of three centuries of build- ing has proved White Pine the one perfect Structural Wood. It fills every demand for a covering exposed to the relentless attacks of time and weather, A few them. qualities=~no other wood "has all of Oshawa Lumber COMPANY, LIMITED 25 Ritson Road North Telephone 2821-2820 woods have some of its alleged to have heen part of the valuable masterpieces stolen about 1 months ago from the art galllers in Hamburg, Ger. many, has been found here by po- lice, concealed in avault of a bank, Will Brunk, 31, a German who has been in Canada less than two years is under arrest by Toronto po- lice In connecton with the painting's appearance here, " possessions, HALF-NAKED MAN ALARMS AURORA (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Aurora, June 25,-~Residents of this district have become alarmed over the presence in the neighbor hood of an unknown man who con- stantly The man has been seen to emerge suddenly from bush land clothed in running shoes and a breech cloth around his loins. powerfully bullt and of very dark complexion, roams about half-naked, He is said to be The two small brothers w bed. They had been Hi still when their mother entered the room to say "Good-night," Michael, aged five years, asked "Mother, why do we have a sky?' Before his mother could answed three-year-old John explained: "To keep the birds in, of course." X (incredulously): "Did you say he was a prosperous farmer?" Y: "Yes, he sold his acres to the golf club!" The ultimate minimum of praise Is contained in the appraisal made by a dealer when you're trying to trade in your old car, HARDWOOD FLOORS Lald by expert mechanics, Old 'loor finished like new. Ge..cr | Contractors. B. W, HAYNES 161 King St. West Phone 481 - Residence S078W Loe FIVE DAY CRUISE ' ricane y their meals. MACK Steamship "Manitoulin" Via the Georgian Bay, Manitoulin Island and Sault Ste. Marie The most wonderful five-day cruise on the Great Lakes is provided the Str. Manitoulin's Five-Day Mackinac cruise, During July and August this fine steel steamer leaves each Monday, from Owen Sound, across the beautiful Georgian Bay, to Killarney, then to 'Manitoulin Island, and among the islands of the North Shore, itowaning, Little Current, Kagawong, Gore Bay, Blind River, Thessalon, Bruce Mines, Hilton and Richard's Landing to Sault Ste. there Str. Manitoulin runs via St. Mary's River to Mackinac Island, where ample opportunity is provided for seeing all the points of interest on this picturesque island--the tourist centre of the Great Lakes. : The trip provides one of the most wonderful and restful holiday outings in America. Round trip from Owen Sound to Mackinac and return, including meals and berth is $45.00. ern Comfortable Ship : o Btr, Manitoulin is a splendid com- fortable ship, of steel construction, 100 feet long, modern in every respect, and accom 'modating 150. passengers, The staterooums are large and well equipped and all have running hot and cold water. From the observation saloon on the hur be had in any kind of weather; comfo! o cabins, and a wide-windowed dining-room from which pase scenery while they deck a full view m may watch the ~ by, g at Man. Marie, Ont. From Week -End Trip | To_Manitoulin $12 Every Saturday evening during' July and August the Str.