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ET TT nr THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1930 Eastern Ontario e ny ! News | APPOINTED RECTOR Kingston, -- Announcement was made' by Bishop C. A, Seager, that Rev. J. D. MacKenzie Naughton, of St, John's Church, St. Johns, N.B, fas been appointed rector of St James church here succeeding Can- on T, W. Savary, who three months ago. accepted the call to St. John's church, Halifax, Rev. Dr. Naughton, will take charge of the parish here on January 1, } DIVER SUFFOCATED * Fitzroy Harbor.--~Taken ill with stomach trouble while working 25 feet below the surface of the Ottawa River on a coffer dam under con- struction near here, Ray Brown, 27, was smothered to death in his div- ing 'suit before fellow workmen could drag him from the river bot- tom, CONSERVATIVE OFFICERS Kingston.--At the annual meeting of .the Liberal-Conservative Associ- ation of Frontenac, held at Odessa, following officers were elected : Pres, Matthew Shannon, Sunbury; first vice-president, Joseph Hicks, North Fredericksburg; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Joseph Yeomans, North Frédericksburg; third vice-president, Mrs, J. S. Sibbitt, Frontenac; secre- tary-treasurer, Howard Keyes, King- ston; assistant secretary-treasurer, Capt. 'A. S. Hughson, Napance ! 'CORNER STONE LAID Prescott.--The corner-stone of the new high school at Prescott was laid recently by Rev. D. N. chairman of the Board of Education, in the presence of the local clergy, | the Board of Education, teachers and pupils of the school and a number of citizens. BANK BUILDING SOLD Trenton. --An important real es- tate deal in connection with a valu able Trenton business property, was completed recently, This transfers the ownership of the bank premise: at the corner of Dundas and Front Streets from the Bank of Montreal to the Bank of Toronto DEER ARE SCARCE Lindsay. --Scarcity of deer Haliburton hunting preserves owing | to the onslaught of wolves was fore. | casted by a resident of the north country. He reported that wolf packs have been so bold that they have > Cobourn, | penetrated the settlements in search of food. RELIEF WORK STARTS Havelock.~Work has been started on the drains of the village as a means of solving the unemployment situation, ' GOLDEN WEDDING Kingston.--~An honored couple of Newburgh in the persons of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dougan observed their 50th wedding anniversary. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Prescott, -- Three' young then, Thomas Madden, Robert Johnston and William Sawdon, appeared be- fore Magistrate P, K, Halpin on charges of shopbreaking and theft They were committed for trial and later were lodged in jail, START MUSKRAT FARM Breckville.--Seven pairs of mus- krats arrived in town from Big Creek Muskrat Farm, Port Rowan, Ont, consigned to Miss Florence Finlay- son, Stone's Corners, who is opening a muskrat farm at that place. WORK TWO SHIFTS Pembroke.-- With the institution of a night shift at the Pembroke Shook Mills, the employment situation in ( Pembroke has been relieved to some extent and indications are that thie factory will add considerably to its staff in the comparatively near fu ture 380 UNEMPLOYED TRY CLEERCOAL Then Look for Ashes? MALLETT BROS. Coal Importers Albert St, Phone 3060 SABOTAGE AMONG WINDSOR PLUNBERS Heavy Loss When Seven- teen Bathtubs Smashed in New Building Windsor, Oct, 30.--B8abotage has {broken out in the plumbing trade In {Windsor, with the destruction of |seventeen built-in bathtubs valued at more than $1,000, and heavy loss entailed by their removal and replacement in the Royal Apart- ments, under construction at the northeast corner of Ouellette and Ellis Avenues, The building is being constructed by Cadillac Investments Limited _iand the plumbing contract is held by Arthur R, Cook, master plumber of 620 Pierre Avenue, | One of the tillers installing tile in a bathroom of the block, tore Bombay, Oct. 31,--A threat (away the asbestos paper with which against .the life of the Viceroy of the tubs are covered to protect tnem India, Lord Irwin, caused a sensa- during building operations, and tion yesterday and resulted In rig- found that some one had struck orous police measures to locate the [the tub with a heavy hammar, agitators responsible for the action. |cracking a pateh of enamel away A thorough investigation was or-|from the iron base and ruining it, {dered into the origin of the alleged [The other sixteen tubs, all of which plot, disclosed in bold manner yes- had been plastered into place, and terday in Ahmedabad. Leaflets some of which were in bathrooms sald; [that had already been tiled, were at "Lord Irwin will be murdered once torn free of their coverings, very shortly." and Jt as tound that all have been The authorities declared they |®/milarly damaged, would make every effort to trace| The loss will probably run to the radicals responsible for this Jat- [several thousand dollars, The tubs est place of agitation which%as de. [cost about $70 each, or an approxi- | viated from the passive resistance Mate total of $1,190, but as they campaign of the Mahatma Gandi, (Were all built-in and some of the bathrooms had been tiled and dec- and the cash drawer deprived of all the half dollars, quarters and dimes. THREAT ON LIFE OF LORD IRWIN "Will Be Murdered Very Shortly, Says', Says Poster in India imprisoned leader, Pembroke. --Estimates that the un- | employéd in Pembroke number in the | At Delhi, several persons were in- neighborhood of 400 are proved to . : : » y re ' be fairly accurate by the register ed a crowd of natives, swinging whicly was opened in the office of the | their lathis, or bamboo poles, The Bw i as Ope a a, ar Lavowd, holding a demonstration in [} bt . r 1 gier i treas y A" | the capital, hurled stones at the bi. police, rea sterec THIEVES TAKE MUCH LOOT Iroquioi W, E. Bolton, proprie wned of the "People's" store street Iroquois, was re- d of $2,000 worth of men's suits together with $70 in n. from the safe, which he locked he lett the in the eye, inflicting a painful wound. The police had sought te control the mob quietly until then, but as the magistrate went down, they charged and broke up the meeting. { tor and o vercoats, when Another despatch from Delhi ro | ported that Jawaharial Nehru, erst. i while president of the All-India Congress, had been sentenced two years, four months' rigorous imprisonment, on a charge of sedi tion, STORE 1S ENTERED Cornwall,--The store of Chas, Mc | Millan, Grantley, Ont,, ahout six mi 1 3 . | les south-west of Finch was entered Kitchen Cabinet Beekist Honey Nut Butter Windsor lodized Sait Cow Brand Baking Soda Cow Brand Booklet Snap Hand Cleaner Ingersoll Cream Cheese Pastene Olive Oil Dalton's French Drip Coffee Rowntree's Elect Cocoa Salada Tea Mazola Salad Oil Edwardsburg Corn Syrup Egg-O Baking Powder Minute Tapioca BR Borden's St. Charles Milk Robin Hood Rapid Oats Hellman's Mayonnaise -0 Linit Starch Lather-O Soap Dalton's Recipe Booklet Catelli's Eggweat Noodles Johnson's P Edwardsburg Recipe Book Gold Dust Washing Powder Cookery Arts Cook Book Jobnson's Liquid Wax P Cloth Fairy Soap Vi-Tone Benson's Prepared Corn Gold Dust Scouring Powder Monarch Pastry Flour Johnson's Prepared Wax Luke LIST OF GROCERIES Johnson's Booklet for Floors, Ete, Paterson's Velvet Marshmallows Weston's Variety Package Biscuits Wax Liquid Gunn's Easifirst Shortenin ishing ON DISPLAY AT Furniture Co. 63 KING STREET E. to you from nationally THESE groceries are gifts known manufacturers. From November 1st to 15th, with every purchase of a kitchen cabinet by Ruddy, we are giving this won. derful assortment of groceries, FREE gifts from the manufacturers of the best known lines in Canada. The value of these groceries is over $7.00--a worth while premium that makes the purchase of a Kitchen Cabi- net by Ruddy even more desirable than ever. Kitchen Cabinets by Ruddy take the walking out of cooking. They are scientifically designed to accom- modate groceries, dishes, linen, silverware and kit- chen utensils. Spotless porcelain tops make them casy to keep spic and span. Flour bins, spice jars, every unit is within easy reach--nothing has been overlooked to make Ruddy Kitchen Cabinets con- venient and time saving. Come in and see them today. This is a real opportunity. Buy Your Ruddy Kitchen Cabinet NOW ! PHONES 78-79" | jured today when the police charg- | One missile struck a magistrate | orated, their replacement will cost considerably more, NAMED AS SLAYER OF FIVE IN WEST (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Edmonton, Alta, Oet, 30.--In a crowded court room, George Dwer- nychuk, of Edmonton, alleged slay- er of five persons, on a farm near Smoky Lake, Alta, on October 22, | came up for preliminary hearing on charges of murder yesterday, | At the Inquest which coneuded at | Smoky Lake Wednesday. Dwerny- chuk was named as the slayer to | DIVORCE SOUGHT _| BY TORONTO WOMAN | Toronto, Oct, 30--Fliza Pear! Free | man, Toronto, in a writ issued at Osgoode Hall seeks dissolu | tion of her marriage with * Cecil Woolsey Freeman, Hamilton Plaintiff her husband serted her in 1919 and went to live in Denver, Col It is set out in the that defendant Detroit, but received no today alleges de statement of | secured a plaintiff savs she never of such suit Plaintiff contends went through claim divorce in | tice that defendant with the co-defendent in Detroit Jennie Gluch SEIZE LIQUOR WORTH $1,500 NEAR WINDSOR (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Windsor, Oct, 31 Provincial police early yesterday seized a motor hoat and twenty bags of lig | nor, valued at | near LaSalle, | escape in another boat | heen endeavoring to locate a cache | in the vicinity and have been watch- | Ing for some movement of liquor. | | They believe they caught the first shipment intended for delivery on the Detroit side of the river. | WOULDN'T GO BACK TO ENGLAND IF SHE COULD (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) North Bay, Oct, 31.---Seventy-six years of residence in Canada has {proved to Mrs. Mary Edwards of |this city that the Dominion is a great country in which to live, She |is celebrating her ninety-seventh birthday, and with a broad smile {told her friends she hoped to live [many more years, Since coming {to Canada from Devonshire, Eng- land, at the age of 21, Mrs. Ed- {wards has lived if Bradford, {Guelph, Stratford and North Bay. "If somebody gave me a passage back to England, 1 wouldn't go,' she sald. "I think Canada is a wonderful country." | WARRING SAVAGE | TAKE HEAVY TOLL (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Toklo, Japan, Oct, 31.--~Reports to the war office indicate the For- mosa sevages who went on the war- path on Monday, killing scores of men, women and children, were concentrating heavily eastward of the village of Musha. A despatch from Taihoku, For- mosa, said 86 bodies, including 38 children, were found in the ruins of Musha, Fears that scores of other Jap- anese in isolated police stations and small settlements north and east of Musha had met a similar fate, were expressed in official and newspaper despatched from Tai- hoknu, a form of marriage | $1,600, at a dock | Two men made thelr | Police have | ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF THE BIG Rexall One Cent Sale This huge semi-annual salc fs Just humming these days, and good reason, too, for there are over 300 won- derful bargains in the high=-, est quality of remedies and sundries, DOKT MISS THIS SALE, EXAMPLES $1.00 bot, Boots' ruil amie 2 $1.01 Laxative Rexall Beef, $1.00 bot. $1.01 Wine and for Iron .... 50c tube Rexall Dronehjal Salve for for f Colds . 2 51c for derlics .. 2 51c $1.00 Rexall 'Orderlies for Kidney Pills 5lc hoe bot, Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic 2 for 51 C pur Lotion b0c bot. 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Bennett of Canada and Premier James Scullin of Australia will receive the freedom of the city on Nov, 6, Premier Ben- nett will attend tho historic cut- lers' feast, When the resolution approving conferment of the freedom of the city on the two overseas prime ministers was submitted to city council, three labor members voted against it on the ground they "knew very little about the gen- tlemen", Several other councillors abstained from voting. THE ARCADE LARGE ASSORTMENT OV PULLOVER AND WIND- BREAKER STYLES, ALL COLORS AND SIZES. 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