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THE OSHAWA DAILY. TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929 PWN WWW OW WWW WWW R 2 " 3 3 2.8 Ca Suds Ca Py Ca " PETTY TTTTTTTTITEE 2 4 2 ed " : Fountains Operate 'Kingston.--The drinking foun- "tains in the parks are operating again, the water having been turn- ed on this week. " y Anthracite Coal Cargo Broc . -- The steam barge Sickem in port with the first cargo of anthracite coal of the sea- son, 300 tons of the stove size, for J. R. Bresnan & Son. Fix Fair Dates -Apsley.--A meeting of the fair directors was held in the Parish Hall when the date of the fall fair Jas fixed for Setpember 11 and nie. : Athletic Club Formed Kingston.--For the purpose of forming an athletic club within the Council, a meeting of Frontenac Council No. 728 Knights of Colum- bus was held on Friday night. To Make Survey Belleville.--Prof. A. L. Parsons has been selected to lead the geo- logical party into Hastings County this year. This appointment fol- lows the recent announcement of a mineral survey of Hagptings and Peterboro field once so famed in gold mining. Auto Stolén : Kingston.--Another automobile was stolen in Kingston Wednesday but was recovered next morning. George Little, letter carrier, was without his auto over night. vi. 0 To Hear Appeal x Bs 'Kingston.--May 1st has been set as the date for the appeal of S. Orser of the Township of Lough- borough, against the decision of' the court which convicted him of cruelty to animals. Suffered Com id Fracture Brockville.--Knocked down by a collie dog while walking in Church street last evening, Mrs. B. Olds, 3 Abbott street suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, the breaks being at the knee and ankle. Bank Clearings Kingston.--Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday were announced by the Kingston Clear- ing House as $786,698.35, as com- pared with $796,211.08 © for the corresponding week last year. ; Fire in Plant ; Peterboro.--The shop fire bri- gade of the €.G.E. had their first opportunity to go into action when fire broke out in the meter regis- ter department of the big plant at 10 KING ST. E. Ca J J J J a td J Jac J J J J 28 J Ji J i J J i J J J O50 Hh J J J J J Jia) PRE JO SO 00 SHE TOC TH SOT JOC SOF TOC SC TU TOL TOF JOC J 0 JOE. JOT 0 JU JHC WE TC J CC EC 0 93 JURY and LOVELL Saturday Candy Special 48c pound BRAZIL TAFFY Made with sugar, butter, and lots of Brazils, t+ Don't forget to order Mother's Day Boxes early. Priced from 75¢ to $5.50 JURY and LOVELL PHONE 2223 . For Your Ice Cream and Candy Needs. Buy General Telephone 262 HEAT YOUR HOME THE DIXON WAY For Economy Hardwood Blocks Absolutely the Greatest Fuel Value in the City Truck Loads and Wagon Loads All Small Blocks Are Being Taken Out of the Above Loads and Sold in Truck Loads for $3.50 Limited Quantity "Surap Loads of Scaniling 30d Bowd End for Jus Dixon Coal Co. Motors Four Direct Lines 9.30 Thuréday morning. A call was rushed fo the city fire brigade, but du 'the time elapsing for its arrival, the shop brigade did valu- 'able service on the fire with chemi cals and water carried in buckets. a Car Demonstration Marmora.--Marmora Town Hall was filled on Tuesday for the an- nual Chevrolet demonstration. Messrs. Moloney and Forestell, lo- cal agents having well advertised the event. Cold and ' Backward Stirling--Weather- conditions are not very good for the.farmer or the gardener, but work has begun by these tillers of the soil "cold and backward" being the words used by the few who have made a start in this line. - . Road Rate Fixed Kingston.--A rate of eight mills on the dollar for county highway work 'was struck by the Good Roads Committee of the County Council, at their meeting in the + | Court House. Boy Injured -. Millbrook,--John Coulter, six- teen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coulter, Zion Line, west of the village, sustained a slight leg . }injury.and had his clothing torn when struck by a ear, .. Cattle Damaged Lawns Brockville, --Complaints have been received at police headqaur- ters of a drove of cattle in charge of Jacob Lindy, Troy, N.Y., tramp- ling on and damaging lawns in George street, between Court House avenue and Buell Street. 8S. Britannic To Sail Cornwall:----The SS. Britannic, of the Cornwall & Montreal Naviga- + | tion: Co., which wintered at Corn- wall, will. weigh anchor' for 'Mont- real on Monday and will make her first 'trip from 'that city. to Kings- ton and' return later in the week. 110th Anniversary of Oddfellows Belleville--Belleville Oddfellows with visiting brethren and associ- ated societies will attend divine worship af St. Thomas' Church on Sunday morning, April 28th to cele- brate the 110th anniversary of the founding of Oddfellows. Population Grows Kingston.--Mr. - Joseph Gamble of Might Directories Limited, has recently deliveréd the first copies of the mew City Directory which shows an increase of population in the City of Kingston and Suburbs, 2,170 souls, giving Kingston .a to- tal population of 28,482 persons, Work on Hangar Kingston--Harry Hunter, of this city, who was awarded the contract for the erection of a hangar at the airport. is securing all the neces- sary material and will commence work at an early date. Health Good Kingston.--Dr. 8. J. Keyes, med- ical health officer, reports the health of the city ' generally as good. While there have been a MENT KEPT IN PER FECT CONDITION MEANS RELIABLE SERVICE Phone 82 All Colors FUGI SILK DRESSES Short Sleeves - $2.98 o- From 6, p.m. to 10 p. m. SATURDAY NIGHT All Sizes RHEUMATISM number of cases of measles and mumps reported there have been practically no cases of scarlet fever or diphtheria. Bridges Being Repaired Stirling.--Repair work on two bridges on Bank street, in the vi- cinity of B. Raper's property, is being proceeded with this week, as both were badly damaged by spring floods. Permanent repairs on' the Distillery street bridge are halted until' the proper material can be obtained, Carg Collide Kingston.--An auto driven by Mr. F. D. Sullivan, of Watertown, N.Y., crashed into a car owned and driven by Ald. William Holder at the corner of Wellington and Princess streets about 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. No person was injured but Ald. Holder suf- fered a severe sliaking up. Farmers Busy Port Hope. -- While cold winds continue to prevail 'and to nullify somewhat the efforts of the bright sun to warm up the atmosphere and the earth's surface, the farm- ers of this district are banking on the coming of warm weather and are not losing any time on working available plots of land, making ready for sowing. Ex-Alderman Dies Belleville.--Albert Robinson, for many years a resident of this city, former Alderman and successful mer- chant, passed away at his home, 28 Highland avenue, yesterday, after a lengthy illnss, H was born in Lon- don, Ontario, 35 years ago, and had resided in Belleville for the past 45 years, Dismantle Old Store Peterboro. -- Work on the dis- mantling and razing of the old Kingan hardware store in prepara- tion for the erection of the new Kresge building is being pushed with great speed. Already the interior of the store has been en- tirely dismantled and the boarding along the street for the protection will be finished within a few hours. " vali oa Landmark Disa Lindsay.--~What is probably the oldest landmark in Lindsay is be- ing razed to the ground this week, namely, the first Methodist church built in this district. It is a small frame structure on Wellington street, off William street, built in 1862. Fire. House Cobourg.--Fire of an unknown origin which broke. out while the family were sitting around tue dinner table, destroyed a brick house owned by Jack Henderson, and situated one mile west or tie village of Canton, in Hope town- ship. Most of the contents were burned also. Nurses Graduate Belleville.--Five nurses will graduate this year from the train- ing school of Belleville General Hospital, They are Miss Winni- fred Hodson, Miss Emma Rowe, Peterboro; Miss Lucille Bertram, Parkham; Miss Helen Mackenzie, Colborne; Miss Marion Tait, 'Cas- tleton, Graduating exercises will be held early in June. +X" Season Ends Belleville--Another athletic sea- son of the Y. M. C. A, has passed into history, with the annual ban- quet and presentation of prizes, which took place in the banquet room of the Y this week. There was a large and enthusiastic gath- ering on hand, composed largely of athletics in different branches of sport fostered by the "YY", Brockville, -- 'V. H. Atchison, appointed manager of the Yarker branch of the Bank of Montreal in succession to W. A, Reid, transfer- red to Athens, has latterly been temporarily in charge of the branch at Iroquois and before that was manager at Brinston. He entered the service of the old Merchants' Bank of Canada in 1913. Bylaw Much Discussed Kingston.--The bylaw passed by the City Council on Monday even- ing, which will have the effect of prohibiting the salé of milk in the city, unless from tubercular tested herds after October 1 of this year, is a very live topic of conversation among the milk producers in tne district. <q Yr « Lary ALL aarrt of pedestrians begun yesterday. | eee you quotation for flooring laid, made in every grade. 25 Albert Stree BE -------------- Don't Take Any Chances Purchase Your Lumber Supplies From Us No doubt you sre considering laying hardwood flooring. Phone us and we will have our representative call and give We handle Seaman-Kent products exclusively, the flooring manufacturers in the British Empire. The best that's a a tf Cc te. largest W.J. Trick Co., Limited Phone 230 or 157. 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