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sent TE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 A --------__ Ran Into Verandah Kingston.--Traffic Officer Per- Dowsley was called to Catara- | on Wednesday morning to in- te en accident. Two la- : and a man driving in a car . from Toronto on their way to the * races in Montreal, crashed into a h. ndah at the home of Mrs. Jonn Gibson, damaging one of the steps and a post. No person was . The members of the party the car were Mrs. John Lang Pape Avenue, Toronto, also a , Clark and a Mr. Mills from nto. As the woman, who ng the car, could not produce a driver's permit of show any do- " eument proving ownership of the the members of the party held by the police. The driver wired her husband in Montreal to send on the necessary papers, Must Charge Fee Goderich.--The Town Couneil has decided to put a fee of 50 cent a night on cars or tents at the local tourist camp, which to cate has been free, with no limit as to the time a party may stay. A mother and her eight children have been at the camp for two weeks, and it is charged they have monopolized everything. One bake-day morning the mother baked ten lemon pies. She did it with civic firewood, too, and kept everybody else out of the cook house, it was alleged. On anoth- er morning she téok the hot wa- Up Traffic! KOOLMOTOR GASOLENE Free from valve-sticking gum | When gum sticks your valves. :.your motor labors & » « pick-up in traffic is slow... power is lost. ..gasolene is wasted. Avoid the menace of gum. Keep all your valves free-moving, increasing speed, power and get-away. TryKOOLMOTOR today. CITIES SERVICE PURE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS | fat 4 Cities Service Oil Company Limited + Cities Service--one of the ten largest | broadcasts Fideys, 8 PM. EDT, z n ing CKGW, Toronto. WEAF end 37 stations en N.B.C. 1854 ter kettle off the stove and made toast for the bairns. Robbers Got $1,554 Ottawa.--Effecting an . entry either by use of skeleton keys, or forcing window fastenings, a gang believed to be experienced cracks- men, hrnka intn tha niant of the Coca-Cola Company of Canada, Ltd., 340 Queen Street, some time during Tuesdey night, chiselled off the combination of two steel safes, and forcing them open, got away with approximately $1,564 in cash. * They made a clean get- away, nobody having reported the presence of suspicious char- acters in the neighborhood. Fined Under L.C.A. Lindsay.--The manager of the Owls' Club of Rochester, Pa., was fined $100 and costs for having liquor, purchased on permit, in other than his private dwelling. The Owls, some eighty strong, sre camped on Cameron Lake, near Fenelon Falls, The beer was kept in a keg, piled in saw- cust and packed with ice. The Owls occupy tents." Indignation has been expressed by the visit- ors, and they threaten t, spend their next vacation in Quebec. Repairing R.M,C. Kingston.--The tower on the Administration Building at : the Royal Military College, which was burned late in May, has been finished and good progress is be- ing made on the roof. The de- bris resulting from the fire has been cleaned up and the work will be hurried to completion. At Divine Service Bobcaygeon. The Orange lodge attended divine service at the Anglican Church Sunday eve- ning. Rev. Mr, Dreyer delivered very inspiring address to the brethren. A large crowd attend- | ed this service consequently the | congregation of the various other churches were comparatively | small. Only Short Camp Kingston. -- +The Royal Cana- dian Horse Artillery, to have left ' for Petewawa on Wednesday, will Industrial organizations on the continent | not go until August 1, and then only for 14 days. Gypsies Not Guilty, Trenton.--Due to the fact that a iderable quantity of loose pro- ; lay around the Trenton Air- ort, the authorities requested the >vovincial Police to intercede in a band of gypsies removed ad camped on the property. Provincial Constables Hammer and pbell went to the scene but the psies had departed. Arriving back 1 the city, they found them walking in Front street. Investigation at he airport showed that nothing had ving Ibeen removed from the property. AWA Nh 3 AA AA hE --\ A) at - sees TIMES Au tire may LOOK more or less alike from the outside, but ALL THIS WEEK Narcissus Perfume Direct from the flower ens of France comes delightful fragrance. 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McLean of Lindsay has been appointed Police Magistrate, pro tem, for the Town of Lindsay, the County of Victoria, and the Provisional County of Hali- burton, according to the latest Gaz- ette issued from the office of the Provincial Secretary at Toronto, Unexpected Plum. Ottawa.--Arter delving into the conditions of the city's redeemed debenture and interest coupons ac- counts, the staff of Arthur A Crawley and Company, investigating auditors, have found an unexpected plum for the taxpayers in the shape of a surplus of $153,850.20 which is equal to around one mill on the pre- sent rate. Want Early Mail. Belleville.-- At an executive meet- ing of the Prince Edward County Board of trade held at Picton, the following resolution was adopted: That this Board of Trade ask the Post Office Department to make the proper arrangements to have mail delivered to Picton Post Office from Belleville by motor bus or truck at an early morning hour. Robbed Chain Store. Cornwall--An armed robber walk- ed into a downtown branch of Do- minion Stores, Limited, here on Tuesday afternoon and calmly de- manded the contents of the cash re- gister. "Hand over the money," he ordered, covering the lone clerk with a revolver, The clerk had no alternative but to comply, Summer Home Burned. Port Hope--The twelye-room summer home of Mrs, Bertha Fer- guson, Margarets Island, near the cast end of Rice Lake, was destroy- ed early Tuesday morning by fire. Mrs. Ferguson was awakened bv the blaze of light. The ground- floor rooms were full of smoke, and escape that way was cut off. Mrs, Ferguson, G. Ferguson and a maid climed through a window on to the verandah roof and reached the ground without injury. Summer vis- itors on the island, and other neigh- bors," arrived quickly, but nothing was saved, one shoot has produced a rose of the same variety, but instead of be- ing pink its color is a deep red. Decide Memorial Site. Kingston-- The Wellington street entrance to City Park has been scl- ected as the proposed site for the 21st. Battalion memorial. This is the recommendation the civic Pro- perty Committee will make to the City Council as a result of an in- spection this committee made Tues- day afternoon, A number of pro- posed sites were visited with mem- bérs of the special memorial com- mittee of the 21st, Battalion. This site, it is stated, is acceptable to the memorial committee and now that it has been decided on, the nec- essary steps will be taken to have the site finally passed on by the council Urge Cold Storage. Kingston.--The movement to es- tablish a Government cold storage warehouse in Kingston is meeting with considerable favor in the dis- trict. The latest step is a resolution passed by the Storrington Town- ship Council "That the Township Council of Storrington recommend a cold storage plant in Kinggton to be built and maintained by fit Do- minion and Provincial Govern ments." Farmers Want Men, Kingston --~There is work for a number of Kingston men who can pitch hay and milk cows. Today Major W. Alan Stroud, in charge ot the local Emplovment Bureau, had applications for forty-one men who are needed for farm work. While the local office has had an army of men looking for work, there have not been many men to take jobs on farms as they do not care to work in the hay fields. There has also been a brisk demand for general farm helpers but men for general farm work are required to be able to milk cows and few of the city's unemployed can qualify. PIMPLES Add t of en equal smelial of Re-Stock Lake. Athens. --On Friday evening last some 20000 brown trout fingerlings from the Brantfort. hatchery arrived here at the C.N.R. station and were conveyed to Charleston and placed in the lake through the efforts of the Charleston Lake Association The fingerings were four months old and some two inches long. Pioneer Passes. Stella. -- Amherst Island lost its oldest resident by the passing of Mrs, Matilda Scott. The late Mrs. Scott whose maiden name was Mor- rison, was born within a few miles of Kingston City in the year 1837 a memorable year in the history of Canada. Her father was employed with his team and sleigh transport- ing troops to different points on the Bay of Quinte. . Giant Airplane Based on Lesson - From Mosquito New York, July 17--The largest commercial airplane in the world is nearing completion in Connecticut and it can trace its ancestry directly to a mosquito which lived and died in Russia in 1910, . In that year a young man of 27 abandoned experiments that he had been conducting with a helicopter and built his first airplane. To the considerable surprise of his friends the plane flew. It flew, in fact 12 times, But on the 13th hop the en- gine died in mid-air, and the plane crashed to demolition, The young inventor crawled un- harmed from the wreckage and set about discovering the reason for the sudden cessation of the engine. At last, working by the process of el- imination, he came to the gas line, He blew through it and out came the defunct mosquito which had clogged the fuel line and thus, as it turned out, given its life for the advancement of science. "Planes will never be safe," the inventor dccided, "so long as so feeble a thing as a mosquito can de- stroy the power plant. Evidently, what must be done is to have more than one engine so that when the need arises they can be divided, one for the mosquito and one for the plane." vem Thus the idea of the multi-motor- ed plane was born in the mind of Igor Sikorsky, later to become one of the world's greatest aeronautical designers, Three years after he survived the encounter with the mosquito, Igor Sikorsky built the world's first two- motored plane and ever since he has been an advocate of extra pow- cr, for to him the mosquito was symbol of all the things that can happen to a motor which might spell disaster is but one engine is available. During the war Sikorsky built 73 giant bombers with four engines cach, the first such craft ever to be constructed. After the war and the revolution he migrated to the Un- ited States and opened a factory in which he employed fugitives of the old regime, many of them nobles of the Czarist court. His first plane in this country was that in which KRecue Fonck planned to fly the ocean. After an accident which killed two of his crew, Fonck abandoned the Atlantic flight and the plane was sold for commerial work in South America, where it still in service. Sikorsky then turned his attention: to multi-motored amphi- bians and this type is still his great- est interest The flying boat with wheel gear The Sales Manager Says... I Have Cut Prices Lower Than Any Sane Man Would Ever Attempt, Because We Must Vacate the July 31st ltt ARCADE Quitting Business Sale Your choice of any lady's EACIY ....occiiiiinniscisnnivivirsisismssines ssisansisesssnbts Hat in the store. $1.00 4 Piece Boys' Tweed Suits. Regular $12.00 ... 3 Suite, Wile they lav: 00 45 for landing on earth now nearing completion in the Sikorsky factory near Bridgeport, is the largest plane ever built except the German DO-X and the largest intended for regu- lar n merci al service, It is 75 feet long, has a 114 foot wing spread, is 23 feet high from the ground to the top of the cabin, with its single wing high above that, and has a cabin 58 feet long to ac- commodate 40 passengers and crew of five. It should be ready for ite first flying tests the end of this month and when all tests are com- pleted will go into service on the Caribean line of Pan-American Air- ways. A sister ship already has been begun. TO GREAT BRITAIN and back SPECIAL REDUCED third class farefrom Montreal to Belfast, Glas- w, Liverpool, Plymouth or i Boaphi { ig Good going from Aug. 1st to Oct. 15th Return portion valid for 2 years. Round trip rate io. Conticen tal Two sailings a week. 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Gi Schultz, Do- : minion St, has in his garden a y W. NICHOLS - Courtice £5 rosebush which has produced and Willys-Knight Sales and Service - blooms of two different colors. The 4 Set Tax Rates. Morrisburg. --Fifty-five mills on the dollar was set as the 1931 tax rate in Morrisburg, at a special meeting of the council Saturday night in the Clerk's office. Farm property in town will be taxed 45 mills, and a bylaw will be drawn up to that effect. To Control Meat Supply. Cornwall--Action is to be taken by Cornwall City. Council to make certain that meat sold in Cornwall comes from slaughter houses which comply in every respect with muni- cipal regulations regarding cleanli- ness and sanitary killing methods, Discussion of slaughter houses in general arose at Monday nights session of council, when a etter was read in which P. A. Lavigne, East Cornwall merchant, invited mem- bers of council to visit a new abat- toir which he has erected. the fine flavor and creamy : texture of Country Club i Li Ice Cream. Your taste can! That's why we ask you to £2 order Country Club next time, and leave it up to your taste. We know you'll come back for more, You can't help it. : | 1] | | A Words cannot do justice to Special Cash and Carry Prices on Bricks | Beaton's Dairy Products | Phone 700 OF CURB PARKING SPACE' GARAGE ONE MINUTE WALK $1.50 10 $3.00 Rates Fed $2.30 10 $6.00 roszbush is supposed to be of the Pink Grootendurst variety and most Firestone Tires of the blooms on it are pink, but