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Er THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 WITHOUT WAR COBOURG COUNCIL PROTESTS CONTRACTS Disgusted With the Way City Has Been Ignored By Federal Authorities -- Said Well Located Cobourg, Oct. 30--Disgusted over the fact that Cobourg has been ig- nored by war industries and war contracts, town council passed a resolution expressing its displeasure with the way things are going on in regard to war Industries side- stepping Cobourg. Moved by Councillor Delanty and seconded by Councillor Madame Delaney, a resolution read as fol- "That this council desires to re- gister, on behalf of the citizens of this most ideally situated town, its disappointment with the attitude poth of the government and the Federal representative of this rid- ing in totally disregarding Cobourg in every war work. No contracts have been awarded here and no government plants have been lo- cated here. In fact, this town has been entirely overlooked, while other places are receiving help. "No town of this size in the Do- minion has sent more men and given more liberally to the war ef- fort, and this council can only ex- press its outright disgust at the treatment it is receiving." COUNCIL SEEKS FULL CONTROL (AS AND WATER Would Conduct Depart-| ments Previously Admin- istered by P.U.C. Belleville, Oct. 30 -- Voters of Belleville, when they go to the polls in December will have several con- tentious questions facing them be- sides the choice of a representative aldermanic council and chief mag- istrate. Latest of the questions to be placed before the electors is that brought forward last night by Council regarding the matter of taking control of the city water works department and gas depart- ment from the Public Utilities Commission and returning it to City Council. At the meeting, Jim Fraser, Belleville merchant, presented a petition requesting an eaily clos- ing on Wednesdays, and asking a penalty for those stores refusing to comply, "HOT WATER BOTTLES Guaranteed 3 Years One piece moulded construction of ex- cellent grade rubber. Full two-quart capacity. Choice of three colors: Red, Green or Blue, Reg. 99c. Q SPECIAL .........c.eivs... < % Guaranteed 1 Year Slightly smaller bottle of lighter construction. Choice of Red, Green or Blue. Reg. 47¢ .... C . CIGARETTES Sweet Caporal .................... 8's, 10c--20's, 25¢ Turrets 10c--20's, 25¢ Buckingham ... 10c--20's, 25¢ British Consols . 10c--22's, 25¢ First - grade enamel. Perfection Very strong-->5 sizes 2.85 29¢ a pair BED PANS white porcelain Slipper shape. Reg. PAGE SEV yy TAMBLYN When we speak of Budgets it is generally conceded that we have in mind making the same amount of money accomp- lish extra tasks. If you are able to do that without sacrificing quality, freshness or quantity, that indeed is a real bargain, and that is exactly where your Tamblyn Drug Store fits into the budget picture as there you will get a surprise at the necessities which may be purchased for a nominal sum of money. This week you are particularly fortunate ia that more than the usual number of real bargains are included in our Feature Sale and so we recommend that ycu visit your nearest Tamblyn Store and take full advantage of the Good Buys incorporated in our list of Suggestions and Bargains for the Balance of the Week shape. Reg. 1.99 2.50, 1.79 © Tamblyn Atomizers The ideal way to apply medicztion to the nose or Double tube construction with adjust- aple tip permits spraying of oil or water solutions Removable nasal guard included. 79 *hroat. Rubber Goods Absorbent Cotton HEINZ INFANT FOODS FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 1 ATTACHMENT SETS Reg. 55 13c 39 VAGINAL SYRINGES von 99 Listen to MTS. Aifken over Station c FR B 10.30 each morning, Copies of this resolution are to Grants to Batteries be sent to the Minister of Munitions |. Grants of $250 to each of the and Supplies; to W. A. Fraser, M.P., | 3-47th Field Battery, R.C.A, and and to the Liberal Association of | the 32-34th Field Battery, R.CA, Cobourg. each of which is composed of many Fine-grade cotton, noted for its softness and ab- sorbency; 1-1b. rolls. Reg. De... Choice of 12 varieties, CRIB SHEETS mex - - 24e 39: TOTAL ON RELIEF HALVED IN YEAR 'Number Cut to 372,000 for Drop of 53.7 P.C. -- 79,500 Employable Ottawa, Oct. 30.--In the first year | of the war, the number of persons on relief in Canada dropped 53.7 per cent, according to statistics published in the Labor Gazette. { by the London Council's asking that share | Belleville men, were made by Council during the meeting. As well, the Belleville Kiwanis Club was granted permission to conduct a scrap metal campaign in aid of the British War Victims' Pund. The local city fathers unanimous- ly concurred in a motion sponsored the Provincial Government in the maintenance costs of con- necting links of provincial highways through the city. Agreement Cancelled A change in the system of dealing | | with indigent funerals was made | during the meeting. Council paid an account for $263 to the Martin Funeral Home, and at the same time cancelled an agreement with | ol Cough and Cold Remedies 34¢ Pinex . Delici ff Ate elicious efferves Rem 'one 49¢ laxative. iis : gentle Buckley's Mixture, 40¢, 75¢ 1-b. tins. Reg. Dr. Chase's Syrup, 35¢, 75¢ Bf 3% Pertussin ...... 59¢, 1.39 Children's Cough Syrup Reg. 25 . _....._ 19¢ Baby's Own Cough Syrup-- Reg 23c, 19¢, Reg. 39c 29¢ Buckley's White Rub Beautiful Tumbler : ENGLISH . STYLE HEALTH SALTS FREE Monday through Friday. cent drink, 33c Englisl) Sul) Benlth Salt BABY NIPPLES Approved shape. Strong Latex Rubber.. Reg. 10c. 3 for 14c¢ BREAST PUMPS A a vy CREOSOL A general purpose disinfectant 8-ox. Reg. 25¢ 16-0x. Reg. 50¢ With extra 'strength Rubber Bulb Reg. 50c 3 Oc 17¢ SPECIAL 33¢ RUBBER TUBING Asi, Special 18: Infant Syringes Reg. 25¢ 19: 2:37 EAR & RUBBER SHEETING ULCER SYRINGES %19e 1 37e Single [™(f) Double Reg. 75¢ C Res. 95¢ Cc yd. yd. INVALID 14" wo RINGS Reg. 1.2% 1.695 180s 2.75 2.50 1 99 BIS-CARB-CO--for acid indigestion. Reg. 49c¢ BEEF, IRON AND WINE-- with Vitamin B-1. Reg. $1.00 BLAUD'S IRON CAPSULES-- Efficient blood tonic. Reg. 98¢ CASCARA TABLETS--S5 gr. A tonic laxative, 100's. CATARRH BALM-- For congested nasal passages. Reg. 50c.... COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES-- Easy to take, 100's. Reg. 8c SALOTYN TABLETS-- To relieve pain, 100's. EPSOM SALTS-- Fine medicinal grade, 1 lb. Reg. 15¢ FLAXSEED--May be used as a laxative. Reg. 15¢ LINSEED MEAL-- Used as a poultice. Reg. 15¢ MILK OF MAGNESIA--Laxative and antacid. Large 32-oz. bottle. Reg. 53c SEIDLITZ POWDERS-- 9 sets in each package SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES-- Stimulating tonic, 16-0z. Reg. 75¢ AROMATIC CASCARA-- Safe for adults or children BORACIC ACID--Fine impalpable antiseptic powder . .. PARFINOL--Pure medicinal '§-or. . . . . Reg. mineral oil for constipation. . oo ... 30¢, 50¢ _49¢, 98¢ At the end of August there were 372,000 persons on relief in Canada, which was a decrease of 18.3 per | cent from the previous month and a decrease of 51.8 per cent from last March, the peak of the calendar year so far. Unemployed but fully employable on relief at the end of August to- | talled 79,500, a decrease of 21.2 per cent from the revised July total, 44.1 per cent below the August, 1930 figure and 54 per cent below March, 1940. Non-agricultural relief was being received by 323,000 at the end of August, a decrease of 18 per cent from July and 40.7 per cent from | year. Council also volunteered to the previous year. provide the necessary crushed stone Agricultural relief continued to | for the R.C.AF. sports field, pro- show a major decline from the year | vided there was no cost to the city. before, following improved crop | EE EHR conditions on the Prairies. A farm | ol population of 49,000 was on agri- / NJ | cultural relief in August, which was 20.1 per cent less than July and 81 | per cent less than August, 1939. t ' a : | 1 the Women's Christian "Association regarding indigent funerals. In the future, Council decreed, indigent families will be able to choose their own funeral director, with the city paying not more than $20 toward the funeral expenses. Ald. Harry Rollins, H. J. Clarke and Harold Armstrong were named to investigate complaints that cer- tain signs on McDonald avenue and Highland avenue were 'eye-sores." The offer of F. W. Belcher for a property on Station street for $1,200 was accepted B. A, Welsh, of Belle- ville, was given a contract to service the City Hall clock for $125 per LISTERINE products Thermogene . Owbridge's Tonic, 36¢, 82¢ Vick's VapoRub .. . . 43¢ Mistol Drops ..... 33¢, 69¢ MASON'S 49 For Coughs and Colds 40. S 75 LYSOL A reliable disinfectant for home use. 35¢, 65¢ Supercharged with Lusterfoam h Giant Pack- if age and 1 Large Package BOTH FOR 39¢ LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 3 Regular 25¢ Tubes 75¢ value All 49. for Se Eo -- LISTERIY Small Size 'ANTISEPTIC Try it for Sore Throat, Halitosis or Dandruff. 3-02. 25¢ 7-0z. 49¢ 14-0z. 79¢ Reg. 39¢ Adhesive Plaster Made by |. & |. 12 inch x 22 yd. 1 inch x22yd .... 18¢ VainchxSy. ...... 15¢ 10¢ Saskatchewan alone showed a de- crease of 85.4 per cent from August, | . | 1939. The Saskatthewan total of 1 32,500 persons on agricultural relief Increase of 13 Per Cent. dd in August was two-thirds of the | Toronto Consumption Re- total of that category. . Relief figures for August, 103, | Ported Due to Campaign showed a total of 802,652 persons | receiving aid, 544,817 urban assist- 25¢ Linch x Syd. ..... .. 10¢ 1 inch x 1 yd. . NUJOL for constipation 32-0z.89¢ 1.25 J. & ). Sterile Gauze BANDAGES Six-yard Rolls Oftawa, Oct. 30--George Dobson of North Gower, Ont, was elected president of the Ottawa Valley Milk Producers' Axsociation for the third ance and 257,835 agricultural, lin. 8¢ 12in. 9¢ Suecassive year at the annual meet- ing here. More than 200 members YOUTHREMANDED | i Bc 200136 ON DRIVING CHARGE =: fin secs mee: : ENLARGEMENT SPECIAL An Enlargement 6" x 8" from your favorite negative, in a neat Ber- wick folder. 2 for §85¢ Other sizes 33¢, 55¢ ei 33 er Qo 1 6 33.2 63. Reg. 35 * 6-0x: to be financed by deducting one- = John Kemp of Warkworth | NO CHEMICAL FOOD half cent per hundredweight on Reserves Plea on Appear- ance in Cobourg Court Cobourg, Oct. 30 -- John Kemp, Warkworth youth, who was arrested Sunday after an alleged hit-and- run accident, was remanded with- out plea for one week when he ap- peared in police court Monday. He was charged with dangerous driv- ing. Police allege that he was the driver of the ear which struck and killed' William Greenley. 66. year- old Warkwerth man near that vil- lage on Saturday night Robert Greenley, son of the deceased is said also to have heen struck by the car and is in Belleville Hospital. Stuart McCubbin and Gordon Beggs of Warkworth are being held by the police on vagrancy charges. They are said to have been in the | car with Kemp. DETERDING MISSING London -- (CP) -- Lieut. Henry Deterding. R.N.V.R.. son of the late Sr Henri Deterding, millienaire, oll king; is reported missing while on service with the Fleet Air Arm. ABOLISH TIPS London -- (CP) -- A 10 per cent, | service charge, distributed among sertancs, had replaced tips in hotels of ihe London and North Eastern Rafwal, The system was introduc- ed In the company's restaurant cars some time ago. EETTER THAN EXPECTED Dudley, England -- (CP) -- A 15- yearoid domestic who sued police for 50 ($222) for false arrest was granthd £80 ($356) when she ap- peare¢ in court. Four police of- ficers Were rebuked for their man- ner of arresting the girl | would do likewise Members heard | the Foundation's work there. milk sales if and when distributors an address by Ernest Clark, secre- tary-manager of the Milk Founda- tion of Toronto, who told 'them of The Foundation's advertising campaigh' in Toronto newspaners and the distribution of educational literature in schools had resulted in a 13 per cent. gales increase over a two-year period, Clark said. Pro- ducers and distribulors each con- tribute one cent per hundredweight to the advertising plan. FROM GERMAN WRECK London -- (CP) -- Salvaged from a German plane, a German para- chute and a map of England based on a British ordnance map are on display in the lobby ef the minis- try of information. FIRST TIME UNLUCKY Chester, England -- (CP) -- A Welsh lad who had never before driven a motor vehicle was fined £4 (017.80) here for driving a double- decked bus during an air raid warn- ing. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-- And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour out twe pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile isnot flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get constipated. Harmful poisons go into the body, and you feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk, A merebowel movementdoesn'talwaysget at the cause. You need something that works on the liver as well. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up'. Harmless and gentle, they make the bile flow freely. They do the work of calomel! but have no calomel or mercury in them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by THE VITAMIN ano MINERAL TONIC Jor Chilahen ara ddults- Fluid | Capsul len 1 |24 DAYS TREATMENT $115 2 DAYS TREATMENT $123) | [72 DAYS TREATMENT $245 50 DAYS TREATMENT $225) i Snes) name ! Stubboraly refuse anything else. 256 KIRK'S CASTILE SOAP 5 19c CAMAY SOAP - WOODBURY SOAP Cashmere Bouguet Soap 3 17: IVORY SOAP Large Hy 2 | Te PG NAPHTHA SOAP - 4 «15 i Ibs. 0 - 4:24: PASLEY OATHEAL SP 3117 PALMOLIVE SOAP 4122c SOAP FLAKES -- aheut 5 Reg. 59c¢ h. c Molasses Kisses . . . . relief for indigestion 50¢ "REMEDY sl 6-ox: #N 16-01. DYSPEPSIA REMEDY--Quick eg 30. Rar. 69: PAR-OL-AGAR--For habitual | constipation Hallowe'en Candy 8-o0z. pkg., 2 for 19¢ Tamblyn Fruit and Mint Mixtures. 2for 19¢ Fruits and Nuts in Butter Cream, | Ib. 28 ¢ 6-08. Reg. soit Rladin J 3 PETROLEUM JELLY--For 14 Yellow household use. White, reg. 20c < ) 40-ox € Reg. 1.29 89: 9. OLIVE Ol Made from the first press selected olives. excellent flavor. 5 Reg. 15¢ : 33c Colored in Oils - 88c L of Very pure-- 4-0z. 29c¢ - Bude For Early Christmas Shoppers Contains Superlather Shave Cream, Lilac Lotion and MEN'S GIFT SETS Your Choice -Brilliantine 69: Superlather Shave Cream, Lilac Lotion and Dentaline Tooth Powder (en 15:33: if 250:-99: re em et ANDREW'S SALTS 27: 47: KLING . .. 32. 56: Ovaltine 33:53:93 VITAMINS A B D Capsules--Tamblyn Reg. 1.23, 99¢ Quality. i i.is; Reg. 2.19 1.77 Vi-Penta Perles, 1.25, 3.78 Haliver Capsules, Parke, Davis ... 50's 95¢--100's 1.585 Abdol Capsules, Improved-- Parke, Davis-- ©... 25's 1.15-50's 2.00 Mead's Oleum Percomorphum ... 10cc 75¢--50cc 3.00 Ayerst 10-D Cod Liver oil. .. 67¢, 1.69 Scott's' Emulsion, 59¢, 98¢ A. & H. Haliborange... 79¢, 1.38 Christmas Card Assortment 12 beautiful assorted Cards in a neat Gift Box. Complete 2 5 c 79; Contain have brought Skin NOXZEMA GIFT PACKAGE 'A Natural! 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