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kA ~ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931 ho 0 LS IN BONSPIEL TONIGHT -- NIAGARA FALLS WINS Faas Niagdta Fal OK 3 _Gdme And | rm Sw Falls, Ont., March 12,-~ Falls juniors, who were "West 'Toronto in a ser- oh the "O.H.A. title last year, 'he tables on the crimson- pronto team before 5,000 "cheering fans at the local an fast' night. The Cataracts ated 'the play throughout, Hg the game by 8 to 2 and id by 12 to 7. ¥ ¥alé youngsters were full 'tor their triumph. They outchecked and out- the Toronto team for the' f the time, and victory ! be denied them. They sho 'petter 'combination, and we elter around the goal, com- ! 'With their first performance in Toronto. If they continue this styl®' of 'play they should make thiff¥s "mighty interesting for the "@reyhounds when they meet » ffvst round of the Memorial playdowns in Toronto next rday. game was fast, but only at was it exciting. At the be- 8 ov I of the third period it was _ evident that" the locals 'had the gamd 'in the bag." The Toronto ¢ tried hard to live up to : «reputation for third-period _ ralligs;-but' the close-checking Cat- " aragts gaye the weary Red Shirts § chance. 'The homesters even advantage in the play in % thig Bess on, : Why's Open : igs Oren cording to a re- port '18sued from. the local resl- | denty of the Department of Pub- "Jie Highways here at noon Tues- day, Kinga highway No. 2 from | Kingston to Cornwall is open to motor traffic; highway No. 18, from Johnstown to Ottawa is open, and highway No. 29, from Brock- ville to Smiths Falls, is@lsp open. The work of snow removal is pro- "ceeding -upom other hi not | yet open; BRE 111 P BB Cra ge re 1113 gi 3s ° Bab v 8 H = pasass a PPPPP? hd Whitby with Bus ip ral Occasions RR Ee 5 412 ov 36 hone 7 ATIONAL RAILWAYS ive January 11, 1031 (Standard. Tine i] sacet Sunday. SE i, ) . apd setecsalyd LS ose BEEBE, Fn : |g £2 Juniors Win Championship Hockey Results Hockey games played yesterday resulted ag follows:-- the ley game before score of 8-2. won-the title, and its went wild with PLAY GOALLESS DR March AW Montreal, meet Maritime Provinces, witness a match since the opened. COKE SAIDBETTER Superior Over Imported Coals (By The Canadian Press) Scotla coke, manufactured don S. Harrington, in in the House of Assembly. that 1,600 pounds of coke outl fnzs, and left far less refuse. pounds of anthracite, commencin November 16, 1930, lasted hours, ending November 20. hours. renheit on the average, the average of 66.2. was used. anthrscite left refuse, coke 88, "The only obstacle to 149 pounds of removing clinker, and that quires very little timo or ability form that necessary chore." Nominated for Moderator erborg. this afternoon of Knox Preshvteeian Church, General Assembly. " | 'MADGU WINS TITLE oh Belleville, March 12--Madoc won Ampionship of the Trent Val- ue. by disposing of Stirling ast night in a hard-fought : packed arena by a t was the first time in 26 years that a Madoc team has suporters joy after the game, 12. --Mec@Gill University, senior group champions, and Saint Francois Xavier, inter- mediate amateur hockey champions of Quebec Province, fought through 90 minutes of hockey without a score last night in the first of a three-game series for the right to cham- pions in the Allan Cup playdowns. FERGUS CURLERS WIN TROPHY Hamilton, Mar. 12.--8kip "Stub- by" Graham's Fergus rink capture ed the Dalley Trophy, premier event on the program of the Hamilton bonspiel, here yesterday afternoon when they disposed of Bob Falcon- er's Toronto High Park four by 11 to 6 before the largest gallery to spiel THAN ANTHRACITE Nova Scotia Fuel Proves Halifax, N.B., March 12---Nova from Cape Breton coal at Sydney has been proven a more economical and satisfactory fuel than imported an- thracite. Not long ago Premier Gor- connection with the government campaign for increased use of domegtic coal, an- nounced results of a recent test, Results of the trial, conducter by the provincial fuel board, showed agted 2,000 pounds of' antliracite, raised the temperature to a higher degree despite much colder outdoor cons ditions, required less frequent fire The tests were carried out in a furnace of the heating plant in the Single. Officers Quarters at Artil- lery Park. The first trial, with 2,000 160 The second trial, using 1,500 pounds of coke, hegan on December 23 and ended on January 1, a total of 207 4 The outside temperature during he anthracite test was 42.7 Fah- coal producing an average of 62.2 in the halls. During the coke trial, on the other hand, the outside tempera- ture averaged 32.5, and the iuside temperature was maintained at an Doiler room and furnace' water temperatures were also at a higher level when coke of widely in- ereased use of cole," Premier Har- | ringtoh remarked. *'is the neceddity re~ do not believe our fuel policy will fall down through inability te per- + Peterboro.--The Preshytery of Pet unanimously | nominaged Rev, Dr. S. Banks Nelson | 1, this city, for the Moderatorship of the! Japan," was taken up by Mrs. Dud- A. Junior Final. *Niagara Fally 8 West Toronto 2 *.--Niagara Falls wins champion- ship 13 to 7. ) Senior Final *MoGHIl ...uqes' 0 Bt, Francois .. 0 *--Thirty mille overtime, Ottawa *Otta. Primroses 6 Renfrew .. 1 ? hobs win championship, 0 1. t Valley Final *Madod «.e.vs 3 Stirling .... 2 *..Madoc wins championship. Ameri Ieagu can e *Buffalo .... 4 Tulsa c.eeee 3 *--.Overtime. Kansas City ., 2 St. Louis «v.. 0 Ontario Iaague *Guelph .... 8 Niagara Falls 1 *--Overtime. Guelph Defeats Niagara Falls in ~ First Playoff Guelph, March 12.---Playing be- fore a packed arena of cheering fans, Alf. Skinner's Maple Leafs defeated Niagara Falls Cataracts here last night by a score of 2 to 1, in a thrilling overtime struggle that was the first game of the On- tario Hockey League playofls. The match was a great hattle between two clever teams and the fans were given a saventy-minute tussle of wide-open hockey, with some of the lustiest body-checking seen in a game in this city for many years. The teams played a great battle with the two defence combinations showing some clever work, and both Norfolk for Gueiph and Fisher for Niagara Falls, mak- ing many sensational saves in the net to avert almost certain tallies. TYRONE PERSONALS (Leverne Burgess, Corresponden:) Tyrone, March 11.--Quite a number from here attended the funeral of Mrs. A. E. Clemens, Bowmanville, on Wednesday last. Miss Elva Virtue, Bowmanville, spent the week-end with her .no- ther, Mrs. Laura Virtue. Mrs. C. D. Hodgson and Glenn, Oshawa, are visiting her grand- mother, Mrs. Laura Hicks. Donald, the.infant son of "Mr, and "Mrs. Percy Hayward, died on Tuesday, March 3rd. The asym- pathy of the community is oxtend- ed to My. and Mrs. Hayward. Bert Smart, Hampton, entertain- od a pumber cf his Tyrone friends on Saturday evening. Mrs. A. W. Annis 's spending a [Tow days with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Harry Freer, Rethesda, gpont. a few days with Mr. and Mrs, F'. Hayward. Miss F. Virtue, Mrs. W, Stewart and Mrs. R. Burgess are slowly im- proving. Congratulations are extended to. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burgoss uu the arrival of a baby girl. Albert Cherrywood who has been with A. W. Annis for the past two years, has gone to work for Rev. George Mason, Bowmanville, Owing to the bad storm Sunday, the church services were with- drawn. The Women's Institute and La- dies Ald will meet in the Sunday School room on Thursday, March 19th, at 2.30 p.m. Roll Cali to be angwered by Irish jo¥ss. Paper en "Giving the Baby the Right Sige: in Life," by Mrs. Floyd Dud- 1 18y. The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society was Feld in the vestry on Thursday, March 5th, with an attendance of 20. Mrs. A. W. Clemens the prasident, presided. After the business ses- sion, Mrs. Dudley's group gave the following program:---Solo by Mrs. J. Goodman, "Tread Softly"; "Fruits of Christian Missions in ley, Mrs. 8. Hoar and Miss Ruby Virtue; solo by Mrs. Theo Down, Yoo CART W ATALIEINC "God Is Love"; devotional leaflet | by Mrs. H. Hills; meeting closed with Mispan Benediction. n Ir concert will be given on Wednesday, March 18th, in the community hall under the auspices of the Young Peopla's League. Programme to consist of one-act play "That Rascal Pat," Irish songs and the Barr Bros. orches- tra, Weston. "THE CHOICE OF EXPERIENCED TRANSCONTINENTAL "TRAVELLERS ~ Convenient hours of arrival at Port Arthur, Fort William Winnipeg, Regina, gary and Vancouver, with close connections for other impor- tant points, Carries compart. ment observation car, standard and tourist and coacHes, | CANADIAN PACIFIC SNOW DRIFTS ARE TEN FEET DEEP Roads Near Solina Com. | pletely Blocked by Storm (Will T. Baker, Correspondent) | Solina, March 6.--~The roads are | full out here with cars ail stopped for » Wile There is ten feet of 'mow on the roa Paw ds in spots at Rev, Mr. Bick could n through on Sunday but 24 ta the storm for Sunday School. Mr. Smith and sons, Thames- ford, are visiting Alan McKessock. E. Werry, Oshawa, visited at A. L. Rk r. and Mrs. C. How with Port Perry friends, ™ Tieited ot id a4 ig Jirvey Hardy 8 a r. ' Columbus. un Rooyen, Miss Bea Bellman, Bowman- ville, visited at Mr. John Baker's. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rundle en- tertained a party of neighbors on Saturday night, Mr, and Mrs, C. A, Blanchard, Mr, and Mrs. J, Moorey attended the funeral of'the late Wesley El- lim in Toronto on Saturday. Miss Lillfan Dearborn visited at { her home in Columbus over last week-end, Miss Alice and Mr. Franels Thompson, Tyrone, visited Mr, and K QPORT SNAPSHOTQ Diligent enquiry this morning i eliminations. game, between Niagara Falls and LJ] LJ] very clearly that they were better no disputing the verdict. ? local curlers. becoming keener, Still We Don't Know Pats. play their first sudden death game in the Ontario Hockey League Both morning papers carried stories of the first playoff in overtime, but not a word was uttered about the Galt, Kitchener and Oshawa 'will have to compete to decide the fourth place occupant, The Oshawa Patricia moguls are still out of the city. ' " West Toronto Ousted The Niagara Falls Cataracts fulfilled a dream they have had in the back of their heads tor many a long day, when they annexed the junior O.H.A. junior title last night, for the first time. Much Interest in 'Spiel The annual Colts' Bonspiel is attracting quite a bit of interest among With only four rinks left in the running, competition is again failed to disclose when the Guelph, which the latter team won games in which They demonstrated than West Toronto, and there was LJ » Mrs. J. W. Yellowlees, Mrs. 8S. BE. We™y and Master Wesley visited swhn Brooks, Osh- awa, on Sundey, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reynolds and children visited in Toronto over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. M. Griffen, Black- gtock, visited at the home of Nor- val Wotten. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grooms, To- ronto, visited Mrs. 8. E. Werry, Mrs. L. C. Pascoe and Miss Dor- othy Enfield, visited Mrs. R..J. McKessock and Mrs, Hobbs recent- ly. "Fmeaw- beastly fond ef-av-fol lowing the hounds, doncher you know." "} inferred as much from what papa said." "Weally? And what did youah- erfawthah say." "Oh, he sald you seemed to be going to the dogs." CANADIAN PACIFIQ 4. CANADAS *) GREATEST __.. STEAMSHIPS are § EMPRESS EMPRESS | LS RN] 42 000 TONS 26000 TONS FROM SAINT JOHN, N.B. To Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool "Montrose ess of Richmond ... "Duchess of Athol! +++ Duchess of Bedford .. Duchess of Richmond *Does not call at Belfast. FROM NEW YORK To Bermuda Duchess of York .... Every Saturday To Cherbourg-Southampton Mar. 14 Duchess of Bedford PACIFIC SAILINGS To Homolulu-Japan-China- Phillippines Mar, 28 ........ Empress of Canada *Apr. 11 .......... Empress of Russia Apr. 25 Empress of Japan "Does not call at Honolulu, ly Local Agents or J. BLACK MACKAY, General Agent Canadian Pacific Bldg, Toronto $400 AND ER i Every Car a Bargain 1927 ord Roadster, a real dandy o car, 1926 Ford Coupe 585 ) class condition , $85 Price $115 1925 Chev. Coupe, | two mew tires, rice $145 1026 Chevrolet Sedan, good tires, extra value $200 i Cis aqgenaiin 1026 Star g, a real quiet motor, I PPICO save snunase $115 1927 Chevrolet Sedan, owned by 'a farmer and driven small mileage, four $250 f essere i 1927 Ford Coupe, special bargain at new tires. Price .. Pontiac Coach 1927, in ex- | sess borsvinn 1928 Chev. Coach, in splen. | did 'condition every $295 way. Price ...... 1028 Chevrolet Sedan, If | | you want a real bar. 350 | gain see this one for ONTARIO MOTOR EASY TERMS of JAPAN | "Montrose | COMMUNITY IS ABOUT SNOWBOUND Thornton's Corners Reports Roads Blocked Both to South and North Mrs. GG H. Robi Corresy . Thornton's Corners, March 11.-- March has not been very lamblike over the week-end with the result that our small community is practi- cally snowbound. The north and south roads are filled. The Sunday school atendance was cut to 18, No one from the north was able to ge! through. On Monday the junior room was cloged as the teacher from Brooklin was snowed in and les than a dozen pupils of the senior room were present. Herman Scott started north from Whitby on Sunday morning on his usual trip to gather milk for Tor onto and was unable to return to Whitby until Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willlamson and baby, of Toronto, were week- ond guests of Mrs. Williamson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John King. Mr. and Mrs. George Webster motored to Guelph on Saturday to be the guests of Mrs, Webster's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George South- well. Mrs. Webster is remaining for a week. Mr. Webster returned home on Monday. He reported the travel-| linz to be very good on the high- wavs. ' Myr, and Mrs. W. H, Perryman nd Billy, Miss Cousins, Mrs. Jos- yh Plerson and Mrs, A. H. Dean | ¥ovo in. Toronto on. Saturday. (i. H. Robinson was in Toronto wm Friday. ARont Mr. and Mrs. Bagg, Sr., Donsview, were guests last week of their son, | Ir. Stanley Bagg and Mrs. Bagg.. I'dgar Pascoe is on the sick list 'his week with "Flu." ! (George Scott, of Brooklin, was | some on Sunday. | A number of our neighbors re- {ported tulips up in their garden: | last week. However they are new | {out of sight again, Following is Thornton's Corners chool report for February. Senjor Room Sr. 1V.-- Marguerite (hon), 78; Marian Jackson 73, Dorothy Stevenson 68, Joe Lavin | 66, Marian Lewington 64, Frani| Hoag 61, Pearl Scott 52. | Jr. 1V.--Lyla Thompson 71, Bob- by Pierson 61, Ella Lindsey 60, | Margaret Northey 66, Dorothy Ker- man 66, Donald Allman 65, Earle | Campbell absent, Doris Norchey ab- ent, Sr. 1II.--Helen Kerman (hon), 77; Gordon Jackson 69, Frances Robinson 68, Ross Campbell absent. Jr. IIl.--Cecil Stephenson 65, Gladys Luke 61. O. Taylor, teacher, Junior Sr. I1.--Frederic Robinson 83, Ethel Lewington 82, Margaret Pler- son 79, Bernice Jackson 72, Frank McClure 70, Jack LeRoy 665, Ber- nice Le Roy 62, Donald Powell. Jr. IL--Greta Lick 70, Peggy Northey 70, Billy Drew 68, Norine Pierson 34, Victor Burroughs. Sr. IL--Doris Lick 89, Helen Drew 72, Audrey Plerson 72, Elsie Kerman absent. Jr. 1.--Wilfred Pascoe 76, Har- old Bonnetta 75, Violet May 71, Annfe Gerace 70, Walter Scott 59, Tony Gerace 59, Kathleen Camp- bell absent. Sr, Pr.--Bernice Luke. Jr. Pr.--Albert Luke and Gor- don May. Annie 'Grandy, Teacher, Bridging the Gulf The young man thought gl ly, "Gee . + » Mum's birthday--the first I've missed spending with her in years!" This time the hundred miles between could not be bridged. There is a way, though, came the sudden thought . . + and in a few minutes he heard her happy voice over the telephone. The miles were friendly to Long Distance! Bonnetta, Gain 5 Pounds In 28 Days or Money Back McCOY'S Cod Liver Extract Tablets Do you want to gain pounds of good solid flesh and at the same time increase your energy and vigor? One skinny woman gained 9 pounds in 20 days--her skin 1s bewitching--free from pimples 60 tablets 60 cents at Jury & Lovell, Ltd., T. B. Mitchell, W. H. Karn and druggists everywherg Just ask for McCoy' Dr. W.G. S. Adams r. W. G. 8. Adams; Gladstone Professor of Poljtical Science and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford who will inaugurate the McGill Graduates' Lectureship, March 12. He will give two lectures a week at five p.m. Tusedays and Thursdays, of a series of eight in all, to be entitled ""'Aspects of Progress in the 20th Century." On Friday 'of each week a meeting will be held to discuss questions arising Cut of the lectures. The lectures which will be open to the public, have been made possible by the McGill Graduates' Society turning over to the university the income of their endowment fund which is being used this year for the first ime, La He REGU PAT OFF A ¥, Only Four Rinks Left In | Colts' Three games were played in the second round of the Colts' Bon- splel at the Oshawa Curling Club last night, As a result the field has been narrowed down to a point where every game affords a maxi- mum of interest, and the competi tion is getting hotter and hotter as the finals approach, In the games played last night C. Henry defeated G. Morrison; C. Bonspiel Play McDougall defeated A. Barton and M. Jacobi defeated S. Flintoff. The semi-finals in the bonspiel will be played tonight, with C. Henry meeting C. McDougall, and M. Jacobi meeting O. M, Alger, who drew a bye in. the second round. The final games will be played tomorrow night, it is exe pected. TRINIDAD OIL FLOWS AT INCREASING RATE Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I,, March 12,--Trinidad oil produc- tion continues to be on the in- crease, The flow of oil in 1930 was more than quadruple the output of oil 10 years ago. With a recovery in prices this year the production promises to show a vefy favorable increase, compared with any pre- vious year, "The average 6 monthly produce tion of oil from Trinidad wells in 1930, was 784,915 barrels of oll, as compared with 726,304 bar- all, Inspector of Mines, stated re- cently in an interview with the Trinidad Guardian. Since 1919 there has been a 'steady increase. In 1920 the output was 2,083, 627 barrels. "At the end of 1929, there were 8,715,652 barrels produced. And last year showed a greater in- crease. I cannot say what 1931 will will bring forth. The pros- pects for this year are dependent upon the prices." Announcement--- Bn Scotland Woolen Mills : 8S. ROTISH, Manager. a il will be appreciated by us. We are pleased to be able to announce to the public, that Mr. George L. Hall Formerly with the Bowmanville Limited, Bowmanville, Ontario, has joined the selling staff of our organization. Any business intrusted to him Foundry Company, 9 Bond St. W. "A monthly magazine may still Thickson Motor Sales Durant Car & Rugby Truck Merchants Oshawa, Ontario be the popular book of the weak" Rd am 4 EE -------- i | DOM NION STORES a TTT WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" a TS WE) py SE pS Lt DISCRIMINATION! The housewife of today is possessed to no small degree of discrimination. She has the ability to note the differ and this is no more in evidence than in her food From the huge mass of advertising, from superiority, service and savings, she must separate the wheat from the straw. 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