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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930 PAGE SEVEN CHARGE YOUTH STOLE DAD'S HENS Strathroy Boy and Compan- ion Haled Into Court For Offence London, Ont.,, Nov. 13.--Orval Goldrick, Strathroy youth, found himself charged with the theft of 19 chickens from his father's farm in Metcalf township, when he ap- peared in county police court in \Gompe y with another Strathroy th. Goldrick and Wesley Dou- glas are alleged by county police to have stolen the valuable birds from the elder Goldrick"s hen house on the night of Thanksgiving. According to Constable Fred Al- fred, Goldrick had been living apart from his father in Strathroy. Late at night, it is alleged that the two youths drove in a car to within a mile of the Goldrick farm in Met- calf township, making their way on foot to the hen house. They ae- complished their purpose with such quickness and lack of noise that Lid Goldrick never suspected his ons. Information was obtained by the police that the chickens had been taken from Goldrick's farm and up- en investigation the farmer found thet 19 of his best birds were miss- ing. He immediately swore out in- formation against the two accused. AT THE NEW MARTIN Heralded as the most delightful light comedy treat of the season, "She's My Weakness," Radio Pic- tures' adaptation of the successful New York stage hit "Tommy," opens today at the New Martin the- atre, The picture version features clever young Arthur Lake and vi- vacious Sue Carol in the leading voles, and their portrayal of two young lovers so typical of the. pres- ent day is sald to mark a new high spot in the careers of both. Has Clever Story Twist Arthur is seen as the youth who is so highly regarded by the parents of the girl that his courtship of Sue is rendered doubly difficult. She tires of having him so flatter- ingly recommended to her that it takes the ingenious planning of several people and a number of nov- ol story twists to bring them togeth- er. "She's My Weakness" boasts a supporting cast of exceptionally tal- ented players. Lucien Littlefield, fa- ther of the girl, gives one of the ever-delightful performances Which have given him a name as one of 01d, Contracted Limbs, Joints and Tendons Many people have become des- pondent because they have been led to believe that there is no remedy to help their condition. Sufferers should ask for a small bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil at any good druggist's. It softens the cartilage, takes the soreness out of the ligaments and tendons, and eases the pain. The first applica- tion gives instant relief and com- fort. 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A week's trial of Bisurated Magnesia tablets, Which any good druggist can supply at trifling cost, should quickly convince you that 9v per cent of ordinary stomach dis- tress is absolutely unnecessary. Be sure to get Bisurated Magnesia Tablets! GROWINC DEAF WITH HEAD NOISES? TRY THIS If you are growing hard of hear- ing, and fear catarrhal deafness, or if you have roaring, rumbling, hies- ing nofses in your ears, go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Par- mint (double strength' and add to it 3% pint of hot water and a little sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief trom the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy, and the mucous stop dropping into the throat. It ig easy to take. Anyone who is threatened with aataprhal deafness or who has head nbises should give this prescription a trial, during the play's 80 weeks on Broadway. The picture was directed by Mel- ville Brown, recognized as Holly- wood's most adept director for light comedy productions. He has con- tributed a number of hits for Radio Pictures' including "Dancé Hall," also featuring Arthur Lake, 'Jazz Heaven" and Richard Dix's 'Lovin' the Ladies," the best-liked featured players in motion pictures. Helen Ware, who has contributed several unforgetta- ble roles in talking pictures, plays the mother. William Collier, sr., one of the legitimate stage's best loved players, also is een to ad- vantage, Alan Bunce plays an im- portant. role--a character he creat- ed in the original stage version Goldstick, aged Do, number 3A near REDPATH or DOMINION -- cad GRANULATED onoen rant! 100-Ib, BAG WOMAN KILLED IN | SPEEDING AUTO, Welland, Nov, 13.- wife troit dentist, was fatally injured in an automobile aceident on highway Hewitt Mrs mile east of Beckett's Bridge, when | a an automobile driven by her father, | bodily injury by furious 3,000 | The police are conducting an inves- | | Goodman Vilick of Detroit, aged 70, | ton driving, and of regkless driving, | education by Prineipal Bole, tigation rollided head-on with a truck from (Speeding was given ag the cause of {rounds of ,22 calibre ammunition iuelph, driven by Fred Prior of|the accident, stored in the collegiate institute {that city. Vilick suffered consid- # ree for ure by the cadet corps, dis : erable shock and injury to the back | yeared recently. Principal Cheating Brings Charge t " ny » yr > i 5 3 : and his wife had her left leg broken. | 3,000 CARTRIDGES [stated that the quantity missing hac New For the first time «Vilick was arrested at the Wel | been determined by .a thorot eh {1d he 1 itv o 1%. : é 1 Ww i 1 ugh | in. the i of the city an 18- | land County Ge neral hospital by | STOLEN FROM SCHOOL | 0, uup of the stock. 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