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fe emcee PAGE EIGHT are Drowned icton.--Robert Van n who lives on the Bay Shore ora has reported a most unusual occurrence. in finding a number of black squirrels which had apparent- ly been trying to swim a portion of the Bay, and had been drowned in fhe attempt. Along a portion of the counfed about twenty dead black squirrels washed ashore by the waves. Scarcity of nuts this year has probably caused a migration of squirrels, Plan Poultry Show Kingston.--The Kingston Poultry Association held its first meeting of the fall season on Tuesday night when the initial steps were taken to arrange for the annual show to be held by the association in De- cember, The president, Robert Downey, presided at the meeting, and there was a large attendance of the members. It is expected that several new members will be receiv- 'ed at the next meeting. It is the intention of the association to se- cure a number of new coops for this year's show. Celebrate Anniversary Kingston, -- Thursday, September 24th, was the eighteenth anniver- sary of the Episcopal consecration of His Excellency Archbishop M. J. O'Brien. Because of the fact that that Archbishop O'Brien is in Lon- don attending the inauguration of Rt. Rev. Bishop Kidd as head of the London Diocese, the mass of Thanksgiving and the felicitious functions by which the day is ob- low Glen- | H ore nearby his home, hel|S The Only Thing that Gave Relief "Two years ago I had bad back-! aches writes Mr. J. G. Haffner, ylesbury, Sask. * medicines but couldn't get any re- lief. I then tried a few boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and never had any trouble since. Thanks to Dodd's Pills." Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate and en weak kidneys. You will be to Dodd's Kidney Pills J ---- Get in the Swim For the Week- GREATER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE SOAP--'Unlucky for dirt" 12 cakes in a box JOr oe vevonnnss 15¢ GENTLEMEN large tube of Klen. 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In the evening he was the guest of the Sisters and students of Convent and St. Vincent's School at a reception in his honor, * 4) truck by Lightning Carleton Place.~The outbuildings of George McLaren on the third concession of Backwith were struck by lightning and destroyed by fire onday. In addition to the barns, shed, stables and grainery, he also lost about 30 tons of hay, The loss % estimated at approximately $2,- Crash Port Hope.--A three-car smash on the highway east of Bowmanville tied all traffic up for nearly half- an-hour until cleared away, when William G. Stevens, Inkster, Mich., after colliding with a car driven by Herbert Tilley, of Toronto, crashed into a car driven by Herbert Rus- sell, of Oshawa. Russell received minor injuries. Charged with reck- less driving, Stevens appeared in police court and was fined $10 and costs. He paid, Fix Tax Rate Athens.--The tax rate for 1931 has been struck at 50 mills, an in- crease of three mills over the vil- lage rate of 47 mills the past few- years, Slick Pickpocket. : Lindsay.~When a visitor to the Oakwood fair yesterday flashed $223 in bills in front of eight men running a game there, they grabbed the money, knocked over a special constable and made off. They were followed by Stan Pitts, a newspap- ermpan, and Frank Rich, son of the president of the Oakwood fair, who secured police aid and rounded up all the men except the one who ac- tually had possession of the money. While the police were investigating a light fingered member of the cur- ious crowd that gathered around lifted Mr. Rich's gold watch and $2 in bills from his pocket. Holding Reception Napanee. ~--Col. Ponton, P. G. M. and W. M. Logan, Grand Secretary AF, & AM, will be two of the speakers at the banquet and recep- tion to the new Grand Master, Wal- ter S. Herrington, K.C,, to be held at the Armouries, Napanee, on Sept. 30th, 1931. A large gathering of the brethren from near and far is anticipated, Solemn Tridium Kingston.--The solemn tridium in honor of the Blessed Virgin, which Sunday evenign, was concluded on Sunday evening, was ocncluded on Wednesday evening with special ceremonies, The three-day devo- tional period was featured by the reorganization of the Sodality of the Children of Mary. The officers are as follows:. Chaplain, Rev. S. 'LeSage; president, Miss Gladys Milne; vice-president, Miss Reta McGarvy; secretary, Miss C. Harri- gan; treasurer, Miss C, Quigley. Doctors Disagree Brockville. -- Frances Alberta Rickett, 11, died in hospital here on Wednesday, after being {ll since Saturday. The illness was diagnosed as infantile paralysis by the attending physician, Dr, A. J. McBroom, but the medical of- ficer of health said he believed death was caused by pneumonia. Visited Brockville Kingston. -- Major W. Alan Stroud, superintendent of the La- bor Employment Bureau in King- ston, was in Brockville on Wed- nesday, interviewing the Mayor there in regard to Brockville"s draft of men for work in the north country. Major Stroud visited Napanee and Gananoque recently in the same connection, these three places coming under his jurisdiction, Remove Car Tracks Kingston. -- Work has been started at the removing of the street railway tracks on Princess street. The work has been com- menced at Alfred street, and the tracks have been removed down ag far as Division street. As soon as possible the space where the tracks were will be paved, Pioneer Passes Perth.--~The man who operated the stage coach between Perth and Ottawa in the days before the railroad, and who was noted as far west as Winnipeg as a horse dealer, died Tuesday at Perth Great War Memorlal hospital in " Premium By-Product Coke D&H Cone-cleaned Anthracite Welsh Blower Coal Fill Your Bin Now 'Body Wood, Hard and Soft Slabs Cut Stove Length and Dry DIXON COAL Co. TELEPHONE 2,@2, Five Direct Lines THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1931 the person of James Allen.: He had spent his ninety years 6f lite in Perth and his final illness bad been of a week's duration. Poss- essed of a remarkable memory, Mr. Allen was considered one of the outstanding men of the dis- trict. Eucationist Dies Belleville, -- Professor Daniel H. Coleman, teacher at the Ontar- fo School for the Deaf for 45 years until superanuated a few years 'ago, died at his home here on Thursday. He was born in Washington, D.C., in 1840, the son of the late Danijel Coleman, former assistant Postmaster-Gen. eral at Washington, and served four years in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, He came to Belleville in 1870 at the opening of the Ontario School for the Deaf, Heard Famous Band Perth.--Perth was one of the favored few places given an op- portunity to hear the world fam- ous St. Hilda's band. The band played two programs at the Perth Arena one in the afternoon and the other at night when some 800 citizens of Perth and district and surrounding towns were thrilled listening to the richly varied and colorful program of 12 numbers rendered by the band. It was through the initiative of Geo. B. James, manager of the Perth Arena, that the band was brought to Perth. Plan Annual Conference Colborne.--The ninth annual conference of the Northumber- .land and Durham Deanery Wo- man's Auxiliary to the M.S.C.C. will be held at St. George's Church, Newcastle, on Friday, October 2nd, 1931. Tickets On Sale Kingston. -- Tickets for the three local senior intercollegiate rugby games, are already on sale at the Athletic Board of Control office in Queen's gymnasium, and judging from the demand for the tickets, the season promises to be a bumper one, A large number of requests are also being receiv- ed for the Queen's-Varsity game in Toronto on October 10. Help Western Canada Plcton.--Prince Edward Coun- ty people are rallying to the call for relief for the needy in Sas- katchewan, and the first carload of clothing, canned goods, fruit and vegetables will go forward within a few days. A second car- load will follow. On Sunday ministers of the United Churches appealed for assistance, The close of services saw generous cash donations, and within two days farmers had promised 500 bush- els of tomatoes for canning. Heads Bible Society Kingston. -- Principal H. A. Kent, M.A, D.D,, principal of Queen's Theological College, was re-elected to the position of presi- dent of the Kingston branch of the British and Foreign Bible So- ciety at the annual meeting held on Wednesday night. School Is Re-opened Picton. -- Wellington Consoli- dated School re-opened on Mon- day after being closed for a cou- ple of weeks owing to a case of infantile paralysis breaking out in the school. Pupils in the vil- lage and from the country are re- suming their work. AUTHOR IN BRITAIN GETS PRISON TERM Wrote Unauthorized , Biographies of Prince London. -- Netley Lucas, alias Evelyn Graham, author of biogra- phies of numerous royal person- ages, including the Prince of Wales has been sentenced at Old Bailey to 18 . months' imprison ment with hard labor. The jury returned a verdict of guilty with- out leaving the box. Lucas was charged with obtaining about $1,- 200 by false pretences from a lit- erary agent and also with at- tempting to obtain about $250 from Weldon's Ladies Journal for publication of 2 life of Queen Alexandra, alleged to have been written by Lady Angela Stanley, former Lady-in-Waiting to Queen Alexandra. It was stated by police Lucas was sentenced to ten months' im- prisonment for theft and forgery in 1923, ang also convicted in To- ronto, in 1924 for conspiracy to defraud and running a bogus em- ployment agency, for which he was sentenced to 30 days' impris- onment and deported. At the trial recently in support of his claim regarding the author- ship of the life of Queen Alexan- dra, Lucas produced a letter stat- ed to have been written by Lord Stamfordbam, His Majesty's late private secretary, expressing ap- preciation of the book. The Crown suggested the "Stanley" to whom the letter was addressed 'was a mythical person and the let- ter false. Lucas declared he had met the woman whom he believed to be Lady Stanley who supplied him with the "Life of Queen Alex- andra' which he extended and assistéd in publishing. Most of the biographies written by Lucas including those of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught, were unauthorized, the police said. It was also al- leged Lucas had defrauded other publishers and newspapers of about $10,000 in connection with the "Life of the Earl of Lons- dale" which wag later repudiated, DARN THAT CLOCK! Denver: -- Everyone hates an alarm clock because it was in- tended to arouse people from restful slumbers, But J, L. Galvan hae a double dislike for them. He war walking out of a local drug store with an alarm clock he stole under his coat. All at once the alarm went off. The clerk look- ed at Galvan--Galvan looked at tle clerk. J. L. dropped the clock and ran, but the clerk soon caught him, Sunday Services in the City Churches St. Andrew's United Church Cor. of Bruce St. and Simcoe St., 8. RALLY DAY SERVICES, SEPTEMBER 27th 11 AM. MR. FRANK E. MAXWELL Son of the Minister will preach Baptismal Service will be Conducted by the Minister 3 p.m.--SPECIAL RALLY DAY AND PROMOTION SERVICE IN THE SABBATH SCHOOL. Let Us All Go 7 PM. MR. GORDON S. MAXWELL Son of the Minister will preach Splendid Service of Praise at Both Services | King Street United Church REV. CHAS, E. CRAGG, M.A, B.D.,, MINISTER MR. LEONARD RICHER, L.R.A.M., Musical Directop September 27th, 1931 Special Rally Day Services 11 am.--"A GREAT CHALLENGE." Baptismal Service. 2.30 p.m.--Special Rally in Sunday School. Special program. CHANGELESS CHRIST IN A CHANGING WORLD", Will every member and adherent make a special effort to be ; present at these services. Strangers specially invited 7 pm.--"A of Wales Bl | Sn de ee RR atm Rah PALL TE ne Se Centre Street United Church Rev. Geo. C. R. McQua"z, Minister Turn Back the Clock Starting Sunday, Sept. 27th, all church ser- vices will be on Stan- dard Time. (one hour later than Day- light Saving Time) YOUNG STUDENTS. TAKING PART IN CHURCH SERVICE Holy Trinity Congregation Saying Farewell To Two Young Men 11 a.m. ~'That Other Man' 2.30 p.m.~--Sunday School Promotion Day Exercises, 100 per cent attendance invited 7 pm. -- Young People's Rally--Rev. 8. C. Moore of Albert Street United. Mon. 8 p.m.~Young Peo- ple's Meeting Strangers welcomed at all our Services | ' Northminster ' United Church Rev. Mansell Irwin, B.A. B.D., Pastor GRAND RALLY SERVICE 11 a.m.~--Special Program, Large Volunteer Choir, assisted by General Mo- tors Quartette. Every Branch of Church Work | Co-operating p.m. Evening Worship _ Two young men of the congre- gation of Holy Trinity Church who are seeking ordination to Holy Orders, Wallace Edwards and Lionel Roe, leave next week to attend College in Toronto and will be bidden "god-speed'" by the congregation on Sunday even- ing. Mr. Edwards, who is entering Trinity College, has been Lay Reader. at Trinity Church for some time, while Mr. Roe, who 18 going to Wycliffe College, has il 7 alsc been most active in work connected with the church. On Sunday evening, following Ivensong in which both will take gone part, the congregation will gather {(ogether to bid these young men farewell, according to announcement made today by Rev. S8 C. Jarrett, the priest in charge. Captain Jarrett has also an- nounced that the special preach- er for the Harvest Thanksgiving services to be held shortly will be Rev. Canon F. H, Hartley, of St. Mathias Church, Toronto, and EE ER Albert United Church Rev. 8. C. Moore, B.A., B.D. RALLY DAY SERVICES 11 a.m. -- Special Message | to parents and teachers (The Pastor) | 2.30 p.m.--Rally Day Ser- vice of Sunday School | 7 pm--Young People's Ser- at the morning service on this festival, gifts to the Church which have been placed in the Sanctuary and the Chancel, will be formally dedicated. vice = Rev. Geo. C. R. McQuade will a , Another visiting preacher to Holy Trinity Church during Octo- ber will be Rt. Rev. Roxborough- Smith, Lord Bishop of Algoma, who is recognized as one of the outstanding speakers and admin- istrators in the Anglican com- mucity. CEDAR DALE UNITED CHURCH Minister A. E. Thornley, M 36 Elena Street 11 am. "What Folk I LIFTED ANCHOR Thought of Christ 2,000 | By Frances Holmstrom See, I have taken up the anchor, Lord, The ship now drifts out upon thy boundless sea; The shores grow dim, the bil lows heave and lift, » There {8 no world but Thy dear love, and me. Rally Day Program 7 pm.--"What Folk Think of Christ Today" Holiness Church They love, Thy love! Beyond range of eyes, Its still depth smiles, its cer- tain calm I feel Ciasping me round. I do not know what lies Before the prow, beneath the keel; Pentecostal J I only know, and knowing am , «content, That I am Thine, and Thou + Thine own will keep Thy little skiff, on some hid er- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, Tand. sent From port to port across Thy Services at 11 a.m. and ' gentle deep. | 7 pm. J Tue. 8 p.m.-- {f| © only know how safe a spirit i Prayer Meeting. Fri. 8 pm Bible Study Everyone Welcome | 811 Celina Street Pastor G. Legge in Charge ! cas Upon the wisdom of Thy love can be, Not in the tiller, nor the oar, nor mast I put my trust: My trust is all in thee. Coquille, Oregon. Fr te stl das. | there will be a Young & 2 News Notes of City Churches 4 2? Oshawa Pentecostal Holiness The services at the Oshawa I'e1 tecostal Holiness Church will be conducted at 11 a.m. and 7p.m. Christian Science "Reality" is the subject of the rervice at the Christian Science Church on Sunday, --.----_----.] Knox Presbyterian The Pastor, Rev. Duncan Mun- ro will be in charge of both morn- ing and evening services at Knox Church. Grace Lutheran The Pastor, Rev. A. C. Hahn, will be in charge of both morn- ing and evening services at Grace Lutheran Church, Bt. Andrew's United Mr. Frank E. Maxwell, son of the minister, will preach at the morning service, and Mr. Gordon S. Maxwell will preach at 7 p.m. Calvary Baptist In the morning there will be a special Harvest Home Service and at 7 p.m. the pastor Rev. Pau! Gelatt, will preach on the subject "A Cake Half Baked." Northminster United At 11 a.m. a special Rally Ser- vice Program, the General Mo- tors . Quartette will assist the choir. The Pastor, Rev. Mansell Irwin will be in charge of both morning and evening services. Albert Street, United At 11 a.m. the minister has prepared a special message to pa- rents and teachers, and at 7 p.m. there will be a Young Peoples Service. Rev. Geo. C. R. McQuade of Centre Street Church will will preach. Simcoe Street United In the morning the subject of the sermon will be "The Dedi- cated Life" and in the evening 'The Labor Movement,' Rev. Mr. Harston, the minister, will preach at both services. At 3 p.m. Rally Day Service, in the funday School, The newly appointed organist, Mr. Reginald G. Geen, will pre- side at the organ. Centre Street United In the morning the minister will take for his subject "That Other Man" and in the evening Peoples Rally Service, the Rev. 8. C. Moore of Albert Street Church will preach. Christ Anglican The rector, Rev. R. B. Patter- son, will be in charge of both niorning and evening services. On October 4th, there will be a special Anniversary and Harvest Thanksgiving. Ven. Archdeacon Fleming will be in charge. At. Georges Anglican The services will be conducted at 11 am. and 7 p.m. by Canon || C. R. dePencier, the rector. In the morning the choir will sing "Beethoven's Hallelujah" and in the evening "The Lord is Exal- ted." Cedardale United The minister, Rev. A. E. Thorn- ley will take for his morning sub- ject "What Folk Thought of Christ 2,000 years ago' and the topic of his evening subject will be "What Folk think of Christ Today." First Baptist The Pastor, Rev. Roy McGre- gor will take for his morning subject "Christ and. the Chil- dren' and in the evening "The |. A Male Quartette Open Door." will sing at the from Toronto, evening service. Holy Trinity The 1st. Company Oshawa Girl Guides will be in attendance at the morning service, In the evening will be the farewell ser- vice of W. Edwards and L. Roe, ghese two men are leaving Osh- awa on Monday for Toronto, where they will attend Trinity College in view to Ordination. Special Meetings Start Tuesday Night At Calvary Baptist A fall campaign of evangelism {s opening at Calvary Baptist Church, Centre Street, Tuesday evening, September 29th. Sev- eral special speakers and singers wiil assist in the campaign. Preparatory to the special meetings prayer meetings have been held in the church annex every night this week. These prayer meetings have been excep- tionally well attended, between thirty and forty being present every night. RECLUSE HAS HOARD London: -- A sum of $17,600 has been found in a room occu- pied by a South Shields recluse, William Richardson, aged sixty. e died in the workhouse, where he was taken when found ill. A search of his belongings revealed the hoard. He had lived a life of peverty in the single room. He was formerly a shipyard worker bunt had not worked for eight years, "Every time baby looks into my face he smiles," said a fond father. "Well," replied his wife, "it' may not be polite, but it shows he has a sense of humor!" W Simcoe St. UnitedC "The House of Friendship" REV. E. HARSTON, LL.B., Minister Asst. Rev. J, 8. I. Wilson, B.A., B.D. 11 AM. "THE DEDICATED LIFE" 3 p.m.--RALLY DAY--OPEN SESSION . 7 PM. "THE LABOR MOVEMENT" THE MINISTER WILL PREACH AT BOTH SERVICES Reginald G. Geen, of Toronto, newly appointed Organist and Choir Master will preside at the Organ You should make an effort to hear these timely messages i Good Singing--Fine Fellowship--Helpful Services 4 hurch h Evangelistic Services Commencing TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 Continuing EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY At Calvary Baptist Church Corner of John and Centre Sts. Special Singing - - Everyone Cordially Invited = Goced Preaching First Baptist | Church King Street East PASTOR Roy McGregor, B.TL Rev. B.A. A Church with the Old-Time Gospel Message RALLY DAY SERVICES --11 AM-- | "CHRIST AND THE | CHILDREN" | --3 PM.-- . | RALLY DAY PROGRAMME | For Sunday School Scholars | and Friends P.M "THE OPEN DOOR" | SPECIAL MUSIC By A | MALT QUARTETTE FROM TORONTO ANGLICAN | Cor. Bagot and Centre Sts. | CANON C. R. dePENCIER, | M.A. if Organist apa Choirmaster- |i Matthew Gouldburn, A.C.LM. 8 a.m.-- Holy Ccmmun- ion 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer The Choir will ing Beeth- oven's "Hallelujah" 2.30 -- Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong The Choir will sing 'The Lord js Exalted" Baptism Second Sunday each Month, 4 p.m, CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Paul B. W. Gelatt, Pastor 11 a.m. -- Special Harvest Home Service 3 p.m.--Sunday School 7 pm. -- "A Cake Hall Baked" Mon. 8 p.m--Young Peoples Special Evangelist Services each night except Saturday Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist 64 Colborne Street East Morning Service at 11 am. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER. 27 SUBJECT "REALITY" 12.10 p.m., Sunday School. Wednesday Meeting, 8 p.m. Including testimonies of Heal- ing through Christian Science. You are cordially invited to attend the services and to make use of the Free Public Reading Room where the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased Open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m. Presbyterian Church Simcoe Street North and Brock Street REV. DUNCAN MUNRO, 84 Brock St. W., Phone 2554 The Minister will preach | at 11 am. and 7 pm. | ; 8 PM. | Sunday School and Bible i oF Class | Everybody Welcome | Holy Trinity Church ANGLICAN REV. 8. C. JARRETT, . Incumbent, 30 Fairbanks St. | | 8 a.m. = Celebration of | Holy Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday School | 11 am. -- Matins' and | * Sermon. | Girl Guides 1st in attend. | ance--=Dedication of Union Jack | 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon. . Farewell Service of W. Ed. ward; Roe Christ Church (ANGLICAN) | Cor. Hillcroft & Mary Sts. i | REV, R, B. PATTERSON, oA. Incumbent Seventeeth Sunday after Trinity | 11 a.m. = Morning Prayer I 2.30 p.m.~--Sunday School 7 pm.---Evensong | Special Notice for Oct. 4th. Anniversary and Harvest |i Thanksgiving. Ven, Arche | deacon Fleming. Rally in Sunday School 2.80. GRACE Lutheran Church 150 ALBERT ST. Rev. A. C. Hahn SUNDAY, SEPT. 27th. 9.30 a.m. Sunday School 10.830 am. Rl Morning Worship | 7 pm. 3 Evening Worship : CHRISTADELPHIAN "MARVEL NOT AT THIS: F\ in the which all (Uh ae hoe is 3 gible) that the His voice, AND THE! FORT! damnation. Hi" The to Read John 5. 28, 12, 1-3; Acts 24, M4, 15; 268 Cut for relorence, Christ out