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Eastern Ontario News | Peterboro. -- A check-up on the tation of the cafes and bar shops in the city has been or d by the Board of Health and T. W. H. Young, M.O.H,, was ucted to inspect these places. oung Burglar Sentenced Peterboro, -- Gerald J. McClure 718, another member of the alleg- }d, band of youthful burglars, ch during the past five months entered and robbed some ten ery stores in and about the city, pleaded guilty to four burg- laries, three in the city and one in the county, and Police Magis- trate Langley sent him to the On- tario Reformatory for a term of two years less one day, : County Rate to Jump Peterboro, -- The rumor that e county tax rate would take an pward jump of several mills this year, has been confirmed. Couns 'ty Clerk Ed. Elliott sald that he estimated the increase at 3.6 mills. Last year's rate was 15.23%, but according to Mr. Elliott's figuring, will be 18.833 this year. vd Golden Wedding Havelock. -- On Sunday, March "16th, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Post, of Havelock, were fifty years married. Painfully Hurt Hastings, ~-- Ear] Way met with a painful accident at the Trent Valley Canoe Factory, While in the act of turning cogs for a water wheel, one flew out of the machine striking him in the head. . Warden To Hold Picnic Peterboro, --Warden G, H. Hoo- ton of the United Counties of Nor- thumberland and Durham has in- vited Mayor Denne and the mem- bers of the council of the city of Peterborough to, participate in the "Warden's picnic" which be will sponsor during the June Sessions of the Counties Council, It is an- derstood that a similar invitation has béen extended to the Warden and the members of the council of Peterborough County, and also to the Warden and council of Hast- ings county. : Curling Club Officers Peterboro. =~ The Peterboro Curling Club has elected officers as follows:--President, Ross ,L. Dobbin; honorary president, J. J. Howden; vice-president, Dr. N. H. Sutton; committee of management --the four above officers and J. T. Braund, W. M. Cruthers, J. Pen. rose and H. R. Martin. Represen- tative to 0,C.A.--J. J. Howden with R. L. Dobbin as alternative. Live Stock Wintered Well Picton. ---- According to Agricul- tural representative, F. J. Webster, live stock has wintered well in Prnce Edward county. There was an abundance of feed and mniany farmers are feeding thelr cattle grain, Ensilage is being drawn from the county canning factories and proves a cheap and succulent feed. Baled straw is being deliv- ered in Picton at $6 per ton, To Sail April 6 Kingston, --The steamer Coal- fax is the first vessel wintering in Kingston Harbor to have steam in the boilers and will clear from this port for Sodus on Monday, April 6, according to present plans. The BODY HARD HARD SLAB SOFT SLAB W0oD CUT STOVE LENGTH AND GUARANTEED DRY Also General Motors Wood D & H CONE-CLEANED NTCAIRXACITE Solvay Dustless Coke Pocahontas-Sized Cannel Dixon Coal Co. Telephone 262 5 Direct Lines to Central "How do | keep my figure?" "] eat Shredded Wheat but [instead of cream I use whole milk = just as it comes from the bottle. That kind of mesl gives me pep and strength. It's delicious snd nourishing and easily digested. Sometimes for variety I add sliced bananas . or other fruits, but I like it any way at all." 'WITH ALL THE BRAN : OF THE WHOLE WHEAT Help Canadian farmers by eating TWO "Shredded Wheat" Biscuits « day. ABOVE IS A I'HOTOGRAPH OF A COKING PLANT EXACTLY SIMILAR TO THE n \ A ge - A ONE WHICH IT IS PROPOSED TO BUILD IN OSHAWA A: MEN Coalfax is under the command of Captain Charles Willard, of King- ston, Orangemen Gather Kingston. -- With 250 delegates in attendance, the Grand Chapter of the Royal Black Knights of Ire- land, of Ontario East, is meeting here. Representatives are present from the district east of Lindsay. To Build Hotel Cobourg, -- American financial interests are behind a plan to build: a $200,000 hotel at Cobourg on the site of the old Arlington Hotel. been awarded, and the hotel will be completed within six months, stated Perry Alexander of Florida, who will manage the hotel. Weekly Visiting Paul and Dora worked iu the city, many miles from mother and the home town. It occurred to them that weekly trips by Long Distance would save them all a lot of loneliness. So it was arranged--and what fun they get out of these frequent "voice visits!" Their mother wouldn't miss them for anything. And neither would they. ROYAL APPROVAL GIVEN 4 DESIGNS FOR COURT DRESS Debutantes of 1931 in Lon don Wear Long Skits Ter- minating Just Below the Ankle London, March 19--~There will be four Courts at Buckingham Palace during the coming scason--on May 19 and 20 and June 9 and 10,~and the King and Queen have approved the four designs for gowns and trains to be worn. The original designs are to be hung in the Lord Cham- berlain's office for the guidance of the ladies summoned to attend any of the Courts. It is expected British materials will be largely used. The debutantes of 1931 will wear long skirts, but they will not sweep the ground. Instead. the skirt ter- minates just below the ankle, reveal- ing the feet. The design for a debutante's gown is carried out all in white. The skirt is full and flared, hanging in three folds, while the bodice is of the fashionable sheath-like shape, It is cut low in the front with a round- ed decolletage, The shoulder straps are ornamented with lace ruff effects, while the debutante shown in the design wears white gloves reaching to above her elbows and carries a little Victorian posy. The waistline of the bodice comes below the nat- ural waistline, and the edge of the dress and of the train and bodice are trimmed with pointed diamante. The trains at this year's Court will not be longer than twb yards, The other designs displayed at the Lord Chamberlain's office are dresses for older women. One is carried out in a green material ornamented with a flower design in diamante, The skirt of this dress fits closely and con- tinues the sheath effect of the bodice. The belt is at the natural waistline and the bodice falls below it in four long points, or an older woman a gown in End Piles Queik| No Salves--No Cutting Your itching, bleeding protrua. ing piles will go when you actually remove the cause--bad blood cir- culation in the weak, flabby parts --and not ome minute before, Salves or cutting?can"t do thig an internal remedy must be used. HEM-ROID, prescription of Dr. J. 8. Leonhardt, succeeds because it stimulates the circulation, drives out congested blood, heals and restores the almost dead parts. HEM-ROID has such a wonderfu) record right in this city, that Jury & Lovell says one bottle of HEM- ROID Tablets muet end your Pile agony or money back, ' The contract has already | blue material with a sash of diam- | across the shoulder is | ante running shown, and for the married woman who is being presented a design in the fashionable pinky-brown flowered material, with a square-cut bodice and a full skirt with a gold-lined train, is shown. All the skirts fall to about the same length, just revealing the feet. Senator Thomas J. Walsh, mill- tant Dry from the wide open spac- es of Montana, has arrived in the wet city of Havana for a vacation. Decause 415,800,000 pounds of fish were landed there by fishing vessels last year, in comparison with 810,700,000 pounds in 1929, Hull, England, claims to be the grestest fishing port in the world. OUR JUNIOR PUZZLE FOR A SUNNY DAY Patty is walking rather briskly for such a hot sunny day. But she says she has forgotten to take something with her, and she is just going home to fetch it. If you want to see what it was that Patty forgot, take a pencil and join all he numbered dots to- gether, starting with dot number one and ending with dot number twenty-three ETE au] AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 1082w McCOY"S Ale Beauty OF A SMALL TOWN 1S You DONT HAVE To GWE SOMEBODY A DIME 10 Ho\D DOMINION STORES v1». POPULAR FOODS REDUCED IN PRICE SINCE MARCH 1st Shortening--Salmon--Heinz Goods--~Bacon, etc, are just a few of the huge number of items that have re- cently been lowered in price. Al popular foods--all quality merchandise--offered to you at a new low figure, In this striking manner does Dominion Stores demon- strate its policy of passing the savings on to its 18 customers, Aylmer Soups:3- 25. SALADA TEA ib. Pkg. Brown Label ¢ 11b. §3¢ E Spaghetti sesessosw 2 Tins 20c All Ex LIBBY'S » Sauerkraut ........ 2 Tins 25¢ FOR QUICK SUDS Chipso essere m Lge. Phy. 18¢ CLARK'S MAGIC Baking Powder .... /-lb. Tin 34c SWEETENED AND CONDENSED Nestle's Milk ........ Tin 17¢ SAVE THE WRAPPER Comfort Soap . : ...10 Bars 43c Chicken Haddie ...... Tin 17c FANCY Lobster ... Small Tin 18¢ 1-Ib. Tin 34¢c MAGIC Baking Powder ... AMERICAN BEAUTY Shrimps Tin 21c A Meal in a Glass | One Thin Woman Gained 11 Pounds in 30 Days With Cod Liver Extract Tablets If you need more solid flesh to make you physically attractive, ac- tive and energetic just say to Jury & Lovell, Ltd., T. B. Mitchell, W. H. Karn, or any druggist any- where, "I want a box of McCoy's' ~~you'll know in a few days why millions take McCoy's to gain welght----60 tablets, 60 cents-- Gain 6 pounds in 28 days or money back. Toddy 1<1b. Tin 45 CIJ1YY133 3131 Y XY) SARDINES Brunswick Brand IXY Cooking Figs Good Quality Tomatoes No. 2 Tin 1b. Plump and Clean 3-25. Barbados Cookies 19: | 10--21- 0X0 CUBES- ELEBRATES 70th BIRTHDAY Charlottetown, P.E.I, March 19 -- In celebration of her 70th birthday, Mrs. Everett O, Fisk, of Brookline, Mass, a native of Winsloe, J.E.L, and a sister of Isaac Holman of Sum- merside was recently tendered a tes- timoritial dinner in Boston by four hundred people. Among those who attended to honour Mrs, Fisk, who is prominent in twenty-five Greater Boston social and plulanthropical or- ganizations, were Lieutenant Gover- nor Young, the presidents of Boston University, Radcliffe and Wellesley Colleges and the National Y.M.C.A. Fifteen speakers brought greeting from individual oyganizations, Mrs, Fisk was presented with a loving cup by fellow trustees .of Boston Univer- sity, from which she was graduated with BA, M.A, and Ph.D. degrees. Co-operative farmers assocla- tions in the United States handled produced valued at $2,500,000,000 during the season of 1929-30, an increase of $100,000,000 over the amount handled the previous year. Unnecessary Loneliness The radio was crooning something about "lonely evenings." Kay ut- tered an exasperated exclamation and shut it off. She was tired of hearing about lonely evenings. She had too many of them. 'I wonder--" she mediated, and picked up the telephone. In a few moments she was talking to her mother miles away, "Why haven't I thought of this before? It's so nice to talk to you, Mum!" Kay made it a weekly habit, from then on! TODAY, THIS WEEK AT THE Jexaff DRUG STORES TOMORROW AND SATURDAY HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY GREAT BARGAINS DAY OR NIGHT | OSHAWA BURIAL CO. M. F. Armstiong & Son Friday and Saturda AT THE STORE Blueberry. and Cherry Ples, each ........18¢ Madeira Cake, each ,...18¢ Date Sandwich, dozen ,.18¢c Doughnuts, dozen ......18¢ Monney's Bakery sor 86 $1.20 bot. Russian (Formerly 2» $1.30 Balm for $1.00 bot. Blood Purifier. Peroxide, isons Peroxide, 16 02... , 0c bot. VAPURE Inhale it and kill Cold and Flu 2 sor 51 Hc tube Catarrh Jelly 20r.51 Household Drugs 85c Bot. PURETEST 16 oz. (formerly $1.00) Mineral Oil, 32 oz. 1.49) 250 tube Analgesic 9 ;,. 96 ty ot, gi 2,51 and Medicines BEEF, WINE and (IRON TONIC 2/r$1.01 80¢ box Rexall Kid- ney Pills 2,for§] 25¢ box laxative Bromide of Quinine Tablets... 2 for 26 nestinil Antieptio 2777 +91 2 lance Towers 2/7 .26 Finish 150 Note Size. ..... 2for.16 280 Salisbury Size... 2 for 28 us 10c Shoots Rated... 2716 75 box Correspondence Cards 10¢ pk. Senna Leaves 2 for. 11 Deckle Edge. .... 2for,76 8 King St. E. Phone 28 Jury 8 Lovell $28 Simcoe St. S. OSHAWA Phone 68 Rubber Goods WATER BOTTLE Red, Jade or Blue $1.50 Major Fountain Syringe Champetae Goo 20.36 850 Letter Size. .... 2for 36 | "'§ 59¢ Fancy Rubber Aprons, pink, blue or green..... & for 6 Sandy, , dust-proof package | 15¢ Size, 1in. x 1 yd, 2 for, 16 35¢ Size, 14 in. x 5 yds. 2 for «36 2 on Pater, 270 26 $1.75 Major and 2 Jor $1.76 2 for $1.51 Blac i Band 210,11] cose ensne Feeding ~ in new |