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: b------------L ACE FIVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1930 e --- an Women's Interests in the Hom d the Community Social & Personal Mr, and Mrs, J, P, Papgman, Park Road north, are entertaining & number of friends at 8 New Year's Eve party, Mr, snd Mrs. Arnold Dillon of , Ontario, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Stewart, Madi- son Apartments. Mr, Clifford McCormick, of the Toronto Conservatory of Mu 1s ip town visiting his sunt, M Yarrow, Ritson road, south, Mr, snd Mrs, George E. Bull fim- | coe street north, will spent New Year's with Mr, and Mrs, J, W, Corson, of Toronto, Mrs, Leo Gray entertained Mrs, McGibbon's group of the Oshawa | Ladies' Welfare Boclety st her home yesterday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs, T, Adair and family Albert street, will spend New Year's with Mr, Adair's parents, Mr, snd Mrs. John Adair, of Agincour:, Ontario, Mr. apd Mrs. J. A, Dryland, of Peterborough, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Caldwell, Bond street, Miss Dorothy O'Neill, of the staff of St, Helen's School, Montreal, is the guest of Mrs, Gordon Ratcliffe, Masson Street, Col, and Mrs, Eric Phillips, of Oshawa, will be among the guests at the New Year's Eve party given by Mr. George Beardmore at the Toronto Hunt Club, Mrs. BE, Neumeyer, of Washing- ton, D.C., is the guest of Mrs, C. H, R. Puller, Bimcoe Street North, She will be in town for about two weeks, Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Alexander are entertaining a number of their friends this evening at a New Year's Eve party, DIAMOND RUSH FAILS, DIGGFRS GIVEN WARNING Government Denies Reports About Diamonds Found in Ocean Lichtenburg, South Africa, ~Disillu- sioned diggers have been returning te Lichtenburg from Namaqualand, to which there was & "rush" a short time ago as a result of rumors that diamonds could be obtained in large uantities on the seacoast. It was at rst reported that it was possible for digers to overrun the seashore and scoop diamonds up in buckets, but lice soon put an end to talk of this nd by appearing on the shore in large force to prevent any illicit dig. ng. One of the disappointed diggers told a newspaper correspondent here that while he was at the Namaqua- land seashore some illicit operations were being conducted at night, but there were 300 police to about 70 diggers where he was and the latfer eould not do anything, This man de- scribed how illegal digging was re. sorted to on the seashore, Half-naked diggers, he said, buried themselves in the sand during the day, allowing only their heads to be above the ground, They secreted themselves under bushes, and at night left their hiding places and se. cured the goods, In some cases they would be out for two or three nights in succession, subsisting only on bil. tong. The Government issued a warn- ing to diggers to keep away from the sup sed Eldorado as follows: Pith reference to the sensational statements published in the Press as to the existence of large quantities of diamonds in the sea off the coast of Namaqualand, the Government desires to warn diggers that these statements are entirely false and calculated to mislead people to proceed to Nama- qualand, through difficult and inlos- pitable country, only to find that when they get there they are faced with great hardships and no means of livelihood, The Government has rohjbited all prospecting on Crown and north of Port Nelloth and on Visit Tur "tore AND SEE OUR LINE The Fashion hoppe 84 SIMCOR BT, 8. 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'It's slender too with the wrapped bodice at the front softened by @ | swathed movement at the waistline, At the left side-front of the skirt a plaited inset provides Interesting swing to the hem, The back of the skirt is circular, Btyle Mo, 26656 may be had in sizes 26, 48, 40, 42, 44 and 46 in- ches bust, The medium size re- quires 3% yards of 39-inch materi- # with % yard of 25-inch contrast. n, It's conservatively smart and ap. propriate for almost any daytime occasion in black canton crepe with white crepe collar and sleeve puns, Crepe marocain in rust red self- trimmed is another smartly wear- able idea, Transparent velvet fis for more dressy occasions, Our large Fashion Book shows how to dress up to the inute at very little expense, It contding most attractive Paps -dPsigns for adults and children, embroidefy, Christ mas suggestions, ete, Be sure to fill in the size of the pattern, Bend stamps or coin (coin preferred), Price of book 10 cents, Price of pattern 20 gents, pe stunning o No, 2065, Size ,. Province the foreshore and in the sea, for the reason that it is not desirable to al. low the public access to Crown lands in close proximity to the State flig gings, and any person found tres. passing or prospecting on such land will be immediately arrested." ST. MARTINS NOW USED AS REFUGE Church Mentioned by Dick: ens Opened for Benefit of Homeless London, ~Readers of "David Cop- perfield" will remember how, on a snowy night, Dan'l Peggotty, re- turned from his scarching after Lit. tle Em'ly, encountered David on the steps of St. Martin's Church, This great church facing Trafalgar Square, in Copperficld's time Traalgar quare did not exist). is nowadays conducted on an open-all-heurs basis. In the daytime there are frequent services, and in the night-time the spacious crypt gives shelter to many homeless wanderers, The establishment of St, Martin's as u night refuge came about when the present Dean of Canterbufy--he is still known to everybody as "Dick" Sheppard--was rector of St, Martin's A tragic story was told the Coroner the other day, A woman was found eisoned and dying in the crypt, She had been a pdtient at a mental hos- pital in Bristol, and a verdict of Sui- cide while Insane was recorded, One of the corps of ladies, who do duty ST Retr TTRRIBETERTRR ETE of the Ages, Palace Middl Dogs Wan 4 f Justice, and a which, like the at Venice in the { resides mire | prison. "Looking at the Mansion House," said Myr, Perks, "a thought ful observer might ask if there ha been much improvement in our ar chitecture in 200 years, Has not the spirit of advertisement crept into our designs? A big building seemed to shout, 'Look at me, I'm a Bank, and | the next building seemed to ery mt Don't Jook next door, look at Fm an Insurance office'; and so thes compete for publicity, In the mean while, the Mansion House seems lik an ancient dame, to smile and snub them with its quiet dignity, and show the contempt of old regime (or the nouveaux UNIQUE SCENE IN , af ol 1] The worst you have is not so bad | blown into his fur and he was glad As some one else has surely had, (to dive into the water again, 01d Mother Nature, | Twice afterward that day ke tri- resome-- ed it and twice was driven back, Aud such a contrast as there wan, Above that roof of ice the storm raged so that no living thing conld fuce it, All through the Green Vorest the litle people in feathers and fur sought shelter where they could find it 4nd shivered and went hungry and were utterly miserable, | Over ia the dear Old Briar-patch pened to make him fearful: he had | Peter Rabbit and little Mrs Peter! seen his sister caught by Little Joe | retreated down in the old house Otter und he had heen chased right [that had been dug hy Johnny to the door of that very badroom by | Chuck's father years before. and Billy Mink, The Smiling Pool which | were glad of that shelter with its roof of ice, had seemed | Below the fee wag serene and such ap safe and wonderful places, | quiet, No more peaceful place could the finest place in all the Great | have been found in all the Great World, no longer seemed this at all. (World, Of the shrieking and how | With that roof of ice over it he felt ng of Rough Brother North Wind | trapped, He sald as much to Jerry | nothing, not so much as & murmur | Muskrat, was fo he heard, Water plants. on "I'hat is because you have had |the i swayed in the gentle two frights down here," said Jer. {current in the Smiling Pool just as | ver , oli ry "It might have been just the |in mid-summer. Trout and minnows | single thy be same had there been no roof, Your (darted about or Jay motionless, | bed in a disord sister might have been just ag fooss | They didn't know that up above It | dence « {8h and probably would have heen, | was storming and many Vttle folk | oc hair at Billy Mink might have seen you|were in for hard times, much of | table, « el balances on ¢l and chased you straight home just | their food buried and the gnow and | soni the the same, You have learned some-| ice making getting about a matter | | ourt recorder thing of twe possible enemies tolof diMeulty, | 5 i « ' ase would not | watch out for and with your exper "I guess you were right aid | f wind heating upon fence yon will he beter prepared fo { 1 E up Is Btumpy to Jerry Muskrat he them another time, You don't know |Bmiling Pool {sn't such a had place Nara what a bad winter storm | yet 4 } even with g roof over it.' to ) rink When on will he thankful "Of course | am right," replind for the roof on the Smiling Pool," Jerry. "You are lucky to be living Stumpy doubted wisely in the Bmiling Pool, A chance visit didn't say so, Afterward he was from Littla Joa Oter ae "ily Mink |, glad of this for It was only two days | is all we have to fear, and if : later that he swam to the open wa- | keep Watch needn't fear this | ter in Laughing Brook just above! mueh I wouldn't change place Ithe Bmiling Yool and as 'he put his | with Reddy Vox or Pater Rubhbit oy | head out of water it seemed ng if any of the other folks who ive on his breath was fairly snatched from | land in winter. Phew! It makes me him, Rough Brother North Wind | shiver think of just trying to was howling and roaring and blow | keep warm In such a storm as is Ing such a cloud of fey particles bes | raging up above this very minute fore him that Stumpy was forced to| (Copyright, 1920, T W. B ITKesn ) close his eyes, They stung his face, Heo crawled ont on his favorite Luge sock Th | were the aban Vor a time Stumpy, the erippled Fiehe young Muskrat lived in constant fear of the return of Little Jos Ot- ter or Billy Mink, Only when he wes curled up with his father and | mother in the snug but crowded bedroom in the bank of the Smiling Pool did he feel quite free from fear, You see two things had hap- Workmen's Compensation Board Holds Session in Foothills Penang \ I n, fra hi In trouser and side his wife ered room, g hetore a Commi on a IVIg evie oner a deal an other | of the x footlull wir the ruts you do i but hid | we | to The next story; Has n Double Scare Jumper particles night! € the shelter | was allowed to take away as Martn's, told "the | venir the wooden armehair which bie | | about 120 men and | had occupied, Each chair | from 15 to women went there evs | name of the prelate to whom it wa | ery night I'hey were taken ir when | allocated they had no money, and food tickets | Only three of these were given to the very hungry which | One bears the name of the Archh were honored ut a neighboring coffee | sh p of Canterbury, another that stall, The men were given benches | the Librarian, and the third is that and a cushion in the crypt, The we f wp who died on hi men had wooden cots with cushions onference EL MANSION HOUSE Cu NW SERVES AS COURT ANDPRISON Residence of Lord Mayor of London Also Used for Other Purposes y I | provided at Mt | Coroner t " 4 ) bore th ir 2 SIZE OF B.C. TREES 15 CHALLENGED Oregon Giant's Claim to be Largest Ever Cut Is Disputed chairs remair a bist { the ( wished Martin's also beconie marriages cial position bride-to-be went hours of her wedding day, | a few friends laid out breakfast for the homele { had sheltered in the ery bet re rece a favorite ng peopl there mn and ubstanti wit i es Ww n ! pt the nig! Pacific world been m | Newspaper Answers Clergyman's Criticism London, ~The Archbishop of York, { (Most Rev, In William Temple) | [ | complains that "you never see heads. | I lines splashed across the newspaper, ; 'Unity Among the Clergy, but as 1783 the Mana Hews soon as there is a difference among |" [Ne Aransion T them there is a 'Crisis in the Church" | its JAgus! os Bh, An ye! ; says a writer in the Sunday Oh f aurcers will sibarg upon ver. The criticism is founded upon | Rug" Ad nditionin uf the ; a misconception of function of | Meanwhile, Ade rinan A Phen newspapers, which is to chronicle | Te. Y. Op aTe Tlcing Im nee \ "news"---that is, things that happen, |'" at an t te! nae 1} a t ; Their concern 1s wi h the dynamic, Althouzh the Mansion House 4 not the static If there uri | reft of its legitimate tenant and hi among the clergy, nothing happens, K 1 J | servitors, a large number of entirely | and nothing has to be recorded bei hein 3 bi " [undesirable inhabitants have ree | J crisis" on the other hand, if 1 Wik 2 : made their presence known. 'hese ; it does not come to interdict or blows, | Aide" | | dramatic significance, just ny be the rats which, in the last few 14% amatic significance, CI \ hy Jina & ' U1 weeks when the Mansion House wi dialogue "has more human interest i ut hed 1) was aondon.-- The ondon 15-11 1 an off omeles For the first 1 ever cut, | lumbia ral nn Sit Iwi MPar the diminished civ state, as ten feet nd its height Valley high, | ! Wil 230 nn feet 1 and 77 butt. Tt wa least 2000 of the birth Ww otree of served As a osen world fall nan pir is probably oth that will ever surpa | Dougla was 417 1 | 1h ently y the hy mm even diameter ( ar the | to ha h 11 At the in oir helieve VEOurs to Christ made jt [ moderate x tine! in the of the Ri nim en al 1] probably than 1 Hoey. A news oF -hyiisl dismantled, have hecome numeron m 14n a solloq wapap ns and ARRTESive No doubt the not be expected to record the things | ' ) X : tion of civie dinners lia that don't happen well as the J harder for the rats to get things that do. If we are asked to The Mai H explain every Sunday that peace con- 8. MAnsion oust t Pi \ hii Ee | 1 the Court of [Justice inues : preseryet WIWEEN | 1 oid Mayor, as Chief Switzerland and Abyssinia, or that sits daily. This. Court } the Bishop of Pudsey got safely down ei fe J . wa ice and it an new since the a living also contain wherein the Magistrate continmmgy er in size tree | he this | except men A tree ge \votrees Vea | Ke except in the ( AFRICAN NATIVES Decision That Onus of Proof i" ure taking the ! AUSTRALIAN COURT : : I Police raids for poll tax havel ceased, and it is estimated that 25 a | result thousands of pounds are be- | img lost to the revenue of the Pro. | DODGE POI | TAX vince, Formerly the only method by means of which the tax could be col | " cd { ' " 4 lected at the diguings was through the medinn of raids, and as these are | no omger held, the majority of the L000 'natives on the fields have not | paid their tax for the current year, | FAST SERVICE Rests or Crown Giver Them Loophole Lightenburg, South Is of native 0 longer pays bres wre mois iu atitage of a defect syed in 192 noes tevied, Ihe pn t to ght a } 7 their pail tux cred, wil Art f wii defect ha a result f tax, was New Routes Are Being Established in Western Canada Kdmonvm, Alta, In connection | with the proposed night fiving with uly mal on the new route from Ed- lmonton to Lethbridge, linking up with the line to Winnipeg, which is spected to begin about the midals of Junuary, the "Edmonton Journs)" # that under the present plang 11e Viail weroplunes for the south wil J this eity at 7.00 p.m. dally, will mean that the afl will ed to Winnipeg at 7.00 the! This will nin 0 fil ich ha ing that a t ' CHYeE whieh be dellye) Jie of more moruing, than 24 hours er the BY AERIAL MAIL. |water-pawer {maintained during 19249, the instal service by rallway. The incoming mail, under the proposed pchedyls, would arrive in Kdmonton at 5.50 im, In good time for the rst morn ing delivery in the eity, 'The new route will Hunk this with Winnipeg via Calgary, JTeth bridge, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw and Regina, thus taking the place of the present plight ronte under whic Edmonton Is served from Moose Jaw by way of Saskatoon and North Bat tleford, the "Journal" states. Unde: the new pchedule Bawkatoon vill be revved from Regine by night fre 10a , # cit v enquipping of landing fields ie % undertaken by the Departinesrt National Defence and probably wil) be completed carly in the New Year hej fo The Dominion Water Vower ana Hydrometric Dureau, Departinent of the Interior, in co-operation with the various ongible provincial bodier, has effected 8 co-ordinated system of water-power analysis 10) the purpose of presenting the wa ter-pover resources of Canada upon a uniform hukl The Purean's ig ures show thot the steady growth of development 7 horse-powe total hy A LP lation of 377,920 bringing Canada's development to 0,721 Ne rue vo while ti} installatior 0 more than 2,000,000 pe-powe additional wv in active prospect draulfe no ' he a In expressing a Happy New Year ncere appreciation of your custom Al this time of the year we reviéw 1 " much in the spirit of ratisfaction for ESTABLISHED 1659 always room for improvement and a a Ribas mS progress in lrue service can we hop ("where Economy muss" i I'hus inspired by a spirit of service, ¢ we can GIVE more, rather than how With these prices, the r L the New Year with ¢ of this year's specials, the A & P again bring to you a substantial saving in food costs, last Company face Ontario the management of this Company desires to convey it but rather in a spirit of self-criticism, Certainly no company can grow greater than the ideals it serves, AHonkidiisacr. wish to the housewives of throughout 1930, he past twelve months, not so what has been acccomplished, We realize that there is that only as we conlinue fo ¢ lo progress as a Company. onstantly asking ourselves how we, can fet more, the A & PP 'confidence and optimism. 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IND: R ib. 296 | "uz gQe uz Ge Fresh Young Roasting Pork Goon SEE 3 ibs. 19¢ OWN PULL 4-07, LOAF Loat Ge Awedish Whole or Halt .20- sessasesanssres i280 Tue GREAT ATLANTIC & PAaciFic Tea Co. LIMITED, OF CANADA HE WAS W\DNAPED LOOK AT "THAT MOST LETTER « | HAVE DROPPED WHATS THE MATTEL WHITH MAC | WHERE \S Lg THAN ES, as botanical speci» . . h : lumi iho t 8 "io function. There is quite a med umber corporation could to breakfast Withont bre ing lis leg, neva] touch. abant the Story. of tev sl o let ow to such an We Cult only peat lak of Shag prisoners upon remand have, within | 8K ALLE Wiki Probl) not | the last few weeks, been gravely diy. | Hive more than 10 years before they | BISHOPS PRESENTED [ turbed by rodents seuttling vound | @re cut down. Ina comparatively | WITH THEIR CHAIRS "c cells at nih fe years, foresters predict, the fast | | Sydney Perks, Architect and Sur ithe huge virgin trees will h ave | . . | veyor to the City of London, lectyr- | 00 parks and reserv. London. --Three relics of the mos | ing recently hefore the Royal Society I area mentons Conference of Anglican Bi | of Arts, said the use to which the | - shops, which was held at Lambeth | huilding was put made the Mansion | It ba said that "dead men tell no Palace this summer, remain in the | House perhaps the most remarkable [tales," but apparently a number of library there, Every archbishop and | building in the world, He believed it | them voted in the Windsor election bishop who attended the Conference | was the only structure now existing |= Chatham Daily News [ You FAINTED, TILE « HERE, TAKE ANOTHER. DRINK OF nlm THIS WATER Ja ren sr ------ figs of 4 =z RIGHT, BOT Tr NEAT 24 Desk Prem \ WHE 10 rights gosarved, P---- -- z HERE YS MR, BIMPIING Se KionARED! | THAT'S FUNNY THAT'S Foy S" » J -- By Russ Westover VIR