PAGE EICHT dh THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 17% FREAK STORM HITS NEW ENGLAND AND DOES BIG DAMAGE Boats Lifted From Bay And, Dropped Inland, Yachts Torn From Moorings (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Seaside Park NJ, July 28=A freak worm, lasting less than five minutes ruck this place and did damage mated at more than $50,000, Boats were Vifted from Barnegat bay and dropped a hundred feel in and, Awnings were tor (ram hoyses and pore furniture earried away, + Porches on the yacht elub were 10frn AWAY, Several pleasure yachis wore tar fram their moarings snd damaged The Ariellu, a large passenger host spArating hetween hay shore towns wis overturned at its mooring with fees passengers, the eaptaln and traw aboard, All ware reseed The temperature here was OR when ihe storm struck five minutes Tater a 'was 07 HAMPTON NEWS Hampton, July 17,~Weport of Hampton School for June (erm aames in order of merit fr. 1H to Jr, IVaHarry Winter surn (hen), John Virtue (hon) Harold Martyn, Nalson Hobhing, Annie Blainton, Olga Cowling Jr, 1 to. Kr, H-Betty Knox (hen)! Jimmies Adamson, (hon); Bruea Hogarth, (hen); 'Thelma Robbing (hon), Muriel Meott (hon) Vera Marilyn, Lena Naviek, Doris Cryderman, Kalle Janes Br 11 to dr, 111 Walter Holwell (hen, Doreen Peratt (hon), (Hadye Chapman (hon) fack Cowling (hon), Bernieca Mogers, Jack Nid dery, John Noviek, Noema Cowling Ruby Colwill, Jerald Black, Ruth Colwill, Dara Cowling, Ruby Jess Jr. If te Br, 1-Oartrides Paitit then), Wanda Clarks (hon), Gladys Trull (hen), Donald Ad oock (hon), Tsabella Rogers (hon), Nellie Armour (hon), Gladys Pat Itt, Jaek Jones Pr. to 1=-Rertha Armour (hon), Aey Hora (hon), Verna Cowling (hon), Perey Allin (hen), Albert Martyn (hon) de, Pr. to Br, Pr. ten, Ato Jr, PrElleen Wray (hon) Keith Billett (hon), ®igin Cowling (hen), Evaratt Allin (hon. F. J. OROAT, IRODEL CAMP anLL Teachers Tdeal weather was In their fav ar, when the Werry fantily held heir annual plenie In the park, Wn Wednesday Mr. and Mra, dno, Cowling and on, Harry, Toronto, accompanied ay Cireta Wiekett, Mowmanville, ind Mrs. Burnett, Btouffvilie, en ayed a few days motoring through Vuskoka district, Mr. and Mra, B. Clarks, and amily, Toronto, visited at the some of HM, Holwell recently Dr. and Mrs, Anderson, Foattle Are visiting Mr, and Mes, C0 Ny Ruse, Petty Main ¥, Rogers and ehildron, Mes, WIL Chapman and family, ae jompanied by several other village 'hildren, enjoyed a day's suting, Mt Beugog Lake, on Tuesday Mr Roger's truck making a suitable renveyance for tha company The Salem Bunday Behnol, held [hole annual plenie fn the park, on anday afternoon. Ona of the mont exoiting games of softball As played in the avening hetwaen m and Hampton resulting in a Neors of 18:12 {n favor of the Balem team. Thin concluded a pleasant afternoon and evening for the Mal. om folk, as well ar those who wits nesand the game despite the very told weather Mr, and Mra. Fred Wilson and Mere. Wilson's mother, Mrs, Bond, Yoronto, visited Mr, and Mrs, W, 4, Doldge, on Munday. Norah Kerslake, Toronto, Is holl- aying with her parents, Mr, and ve. € J, Kerslake, Lloyd and Harold Willis, Toron- to, with seme of their hoy friends, have been enjoying eamp lite in ihe fats of his grandfather's farm, My, Jno. Colwill, cox and family, visited friends at Sunderland on Sunday, My, and Mrs, Lorenzo Trull and family, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Balter and Huth Johns were Sunday vis itors with Mr, and Mrs, W, B, Cun- ningham, Cameron, #overal of our young peopla en- | joyed the (rip, to Tochester, on | Wednesday of Inst week as planned for the young People's Bocletios of the Pay of Quinte Conference, Mrs, Phoebs Trill, Bowmanville, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, i, Avery, Migs M, Shank and Lorne Hast ings, Philadelphid, have been en- ioying holidays at ihe latier's home, FOREIGN PRESSES | PRINT EMPIRE PAPERS (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) London, tng, July 23 Cheers and laughter broke out In House of Commans yesterday afternoon when 6, Tsaaga, Labor member, whe in sweretary of the National Unlen of Operative Printors, sald foreign pressas wera being used. to print empire (rade nawspapers, Mie slate ment followed ths information by the president of the hoard of trades that printing machinery 1s the value of $3,000,000 had heen im ported from the | nited Mates dur Ing the year ending June 30, ex elusive of type-setting machines FRIENDS WOULD HAVE HELPED ABSCONDER, | CHIEF VICTIM SAYS (By Canadian Press Lanssd Wire) Midland, July 22="1f W, H, Dun ean had come to bis friends and old them he needed financial help they world have given it ta im 1 would and Kya, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Clem- | good time Is expecied. A: K, Billet, and family, accom- | ents and Ruth were yvecent visitors . panied by Mr, and Mrs, 11, W, Wil | at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Char- GOODYEAR COMPANY Vishely | ville, on Thursday of this week, A | og por day, Payroll of the factory | the Daisies," this production Is | careers, played leading roles, in expeciod Lo inelude 400 employe- | declared to embrace all the exsen Alfred Werker, the director, gt tt 9 tials of entertainment, tense dra-| was formerly a director for Mary | The South American factory will | ma, pathos, thrills, beauty and | lckford. be the ninth Godyear'plant--others | a sprinkling of deMghtful comedy, being located ay follows: United TO BUILD FACTORY Btates four, Canada two, England IN BUENOS AIRES and A mtr lin ench one, 0 he com . pany bso operates ity own tive fah- | roles with Pola Xegrl, ang who p d . eeislon o 0 (lodyear Tire vie mills at woven points In North | yecently wupported Gloria Swan. Nien snsdys Scott, near Ponty no oeiaion of fio flodyaar Tire u Amerjen ; sii i plantations in Arl- | gon in "The Trespasser,"" portrays My, Fredie Skarrett accompanied | 1a¢tory in Buenos Aires, Arkenting gens ahd vy he r Alantations in {one of the principal character by triends, of Toronto, visited Mr, | 1pon the site to which jt has held | © : doled pa : paris and Mrs, CC, W. Clarke on Stnday. title for wome time, haw heen an- rt . Iia Tee, beautiful and talented ' MOMANTIC DRAMA AT pereon actress, whose name recent. ¥ nounced, Mrs, I, 8, Long, Myrile, 14 vis: Construction of the plant a ene REGENT TOMORROW | ly appeared in the electric Jights ; Generally saluted as one of the| of three prominent Los Angeles | ibe fashionably dressed guests, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon . ; ; : fiobert Ames well and favorably Boiiip A ia Netlog oy a i | you'll known to the New York stage, who | BE Tat ¥ y OnE", le Wilson, of Prospect, Miss Adele Wooldridge, Is spend. ing her holidays at Wasaga Beach, Master Kenny Bcolt has return. ed from a pleasant holiday spent -- field Cadman and | nell, and "Show Me the Way, | written by Kernel! | fome heautiful backgrounds | mre seen, notably the Rraeons | where people garden party sequence In whic bl the crooks and gunmen, disguls ed as mervanis, rub elbows with Absolutely NO HAY FEVER t this year il Bumisr Adin RAZ-MAH CAPSULES before your attack Relief guaran DON HRTAT % | sly Heart." by Charle ake | due. teed from one went. to Hollywood to play leading | const, JASE" ihiam Ke vl $1 box or money back. No smokes, + | sprays, snuff or serums. | ful or habit-forming drugs. | MAH has sto No harm- RAZ- Pever years, WIE her aaugines, Mys<, Beos. story hullding 250 hy 460 feet, will dane : stort July Ist, most. powerful dramatic pletures | theatres, enacts the leading fem The production was in general Association a Hold as the Joma The factory, 10 be known ag the | to reach tho all {alking screen, | Inine role, { charge of George Middleton, #a- | of py wig A Ey an Gloodyear Tire and Wubber Co. of | "Double Cross Roads," Fox Movie The other fentured players are |pociate producer, and critics who | po iy Appl AR wore made Argentina, 18 located in Hurling | tone romantic and emotional dra-| Mentagu Love, Ned - Sparks and have already Tayi wed the bes Tor the Dix arden Party 10 be held hame, a suburb of Buenos Alrer, | ma, will start a two-day engage | George McVarlane, while the sup-| ure du lare it to he one of the on July 29rd, Bee bills for partic situated 16 miles northwest of the | ment at the Negent tomorrow, | porting cost embraces such weil] oMtstanding screen entertainment 4 OE eity, up the Ia Plata river, where the big flim will feature | known players as Tom Jackson, | of the year, | id Capacity of the new South Am-| the programme offered for Thurs-| Charlotte Walker, Edythe Chap- Vinal presentations of the all-| billion years The United Church Sunday |eriean plant, which will be turping | day and Friday, man, Willlam V. Mong and Thom- | Technicolor super attraction, "The fichool plenie is being held at the [out tires hy Vebruary 1, will he a Bared on William Lipinans| as Jefferson, every ons of whom | Rogue Bong," Cream of Barley Park, Bowman. thousand tires and a thousand tub. ' widely read novel, "Yonder Grow ' has, ut some (ime during their! Tihbett, late stay of the Metropoll-| ton Trapseript, tan Opera Company, wil en this eveni@s. 1 he giv We are told the sun will last ten which good thing to remember the next featuring Lawrence | (ime there is a week of rain, -- Bos, Laas Ll al nr TE DOMINION ROYAL MASTERS have given It to him mysell," said 1 I. Pavetre, former mavor of Pene Jang In eommienting here em the | fet of creditors of the Duncan firm! whieh shows that Mr. Pavette lost| theelargest amount, 21854] Duncan, former maver of Midland | disappeared alter his brokerage firm | encountered diffieultise and o reward of 3300 (« offered for Wis arrest SEAGRAVE Reagrave, July 17--'The terrible wind and vain storm, that awept oyar our village and vieinity did considerabla damage, asveral ap pla trees wera pulled up hy the tools, silos blown down, and sorry to learn of the damage dons to Zion Church, part of the roof, and the narih end baing badly demolish od, The church was newly decor ated nnly a few wesks ago Mrs, Albert Bhort and master Lloyd left this weak for Alberta, where Mra, Short will spend some time with her father and sister Miss fpoffard, of Greenbank will nocompany them and visit friends Dr, and Mra Ernest Waoold ridge, Mr, and Mra, Johnson, eof Momence, 111, whe have been apending the past two weeks with friends have raturnad home, Mrs. | f,, Wanldridge and daughter Adels, | accompanied them an far as Toron 10 Mr. and Mrs. ¥red Crone. of Toronta, are spending a couple of | weeks with the fatier's parents, | Mr, and Med W, Prise Quite a number from here at. tended tha Orangs alabration 1a Lindeay, on tha 13th and by re ports was tha het th years Mr, and Mra, Harry Prise and family, of Tarontn, wars recon! visitors at the home of Mr, and Mra WW, 2hort Mr. and Mra, Bennett and Miss M. Hall of Oshawa, Mr, Charles Rettett, Fina Points, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, 8 J Wooldridge Mr. and Mra, Jahn Nhort, Mrs A. Parmer and Misa Vera Farmer, wera in Oshawa one day last week, Mrs. ¥, Harrison and son, Gor don, of Myrtle, returned homa af ter a pleasant visit with relatives Mr, and Mra, James Harding and Mrs; W, McFadden motored to] Woodstock, and pent the weak. end Congratulations to Ross Molean, Frank Harding, Reid MoParlans, Norma Moon, Marion Bagleson and Ruth Clements on passing thelr Entrance Mxams, Vote Int elligently waver before have electors had the opportunity to yo thoroughly understand the issues on Election Radio thwarts the political charlatan, What is promised in Vancouver over the air must slso stand in Halifax, Political partisans cannot distort the issues for local consumption when you Day. hear the actual speeches your radio tuned up perfectly,--your dealer will check your tubes without charge. 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