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PAGE EICHT THE OSHAWA DALY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927 A S------------ BE News of IIIT III IEE NT ENEINT = OUT SHE GOES!{ DIES SUDDENLY Every Dollar's Worth of Goods Must Go By Sept. 25th tor and coal dealer, died suddenly in Cornwall yesterday, aged 57. As a young man, he was a member of the Cornwall Lacrosse team. --y NIOK BAWLF IN KINGSTON Captain Nick Bawlf, Ontario Ath- letic Commission track and field coach, arrived in Kingston yesterday from Western Ontario and Ottawa District, and will be there all this week for the purpose of meeting prospects for the school-boy trials, the finals of which will be held in Toronto on September 2nd. BA -- Park Dedicated A memorial park, given by Mra. W. J. Davidson of Toronto in honor of the late, Lieut. Walter Robus, was dedicated at Norwood yesterday afternoon. Lieut. Robus went over- seas with the Second Battalion C. E.F. in 1914, being the first man to enlist in Norwood, and won his com- mission on the field. He was woun- ded several times and died in 1926 from his injuries, Two pillars stand at the entrance to the park bearing a suitable inscription, WINNIPEG DELEGATES OHOSEN The Liberal-Conservatives of Kingston had a rally last evening and selected delegates to attend the convention in Winnipeg in October. Those selected were T. A. Kidd, M. PP.; Mr. John Sowards, W. G. Givens and R. N. F, McFarlane, Dr. A, E. Ross, ex-M.P,, is ex-officio, a delegate by right of his membership in the Federal House. He will be in attendance, Alternatives are A. B. Cunningham, Charles Dalton, M. C. Hodgins and Mrs, 8, E. Ravelle, 50TH ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, August 14, St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Spen- cerville, celebrated its golden jubi- lee. Rev, Dr. W. D, Reid of Mon- treal was the special preacher, The morning service was of a memorial nature in honor of the fathers of the church and of three former min- isters who have passed away. A hronze memorial tablet was unveil ed by Rev, W. D, Reid in memory of those who were instrumental in erecting the building, WAS WELL, KNOWN The death occurred in Smith's Falls Saturday night in the General Hospital, following several weeks' illness, of Thomas A, Cairns, at the age of 68 years. He had heen a resident of Smith's Falls and vicin- ity all his life, with the exception of seven years spent in Toronto where his wife died about four months ago, He was held in high esteem by all and was very well known in that district. Two daughters, Misses Ethel and Lucy, both of Tor- onto survive, THE REASON We have leased the store to Mr. W. A. Dewland of Whitby and our agreement call that possession must be given by end of September. T A . ne Sans every dollars worth of goods must be disposed of at once. SarY ont GUE AteemIent "+ SERIOUSLY INJURED James Morley, a young man of Belleville, Sunday night was seriously injured as the result of a motor accident on the highway near Bloomfield Morley's hip was frac- tured in four places, nad from a severe hemorrhage internal injuries are feared, The victim was in a car, and being crowded by another car approaching in an opposite di- rection, went into a ditch and turn- ed over. Mrs. C. Hathaway, of Johnstown, Pennsylvania and a boy nine years of age were cut about the head, face and hands when a car driven by the woman, went into a ditch near Shannonville. Time does not permit making up a Price List---in fact the Entire Staff is busy Marking 'and Ticketing Every Item in the Store YOUNG MAN DROWNED Fred Lillie, aged 18, was drown- ed in Pigeon River about three- guarters of a mile below Omemee Sunday afternoon when he got be- yond his depth while bathing. The body was recovered. The young man, who was in the employ of Thomas Pogue had gone bathing at about four o'clock with another boy, neither of them being able to swim. Lillie got beyond his depth and went down. His companion N= CLEAR STORE BY FREE TO FIRST HUNDRED SEPTEMBER 25th USTOMERS | $35,000 worth of Men's, Women's and Children' i : Underwear, Hosiery, Men's Gide Shirts, Ponte, Clothing, 100 Clothes Brushes will be given away free of charge without Eave. the glarm to J. L. Brooks ang Suspender), Millinery, Infants Wear, Piece and Dress Goods, obligations of any form, Thursday 8.30 a.m. The first ones in ATLA by Scplombe Zoi Tn of articles sat be SOLD get them--no partiality --first come, first served. ig agg Ragin Rogie : hour's work. The body was brought to Omemee, where Coroner W. P. Clarke of Lindsay viewed it. No an- nouncement about either an inquest or the funeral has been made, S00 FISH HATCHERIES FINISH SEASON'S WORK Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Aug. 15.-- The Dominion Fish Hatcheries in the Soo expect this week to com- plete this year's distribution of 236 - 000 speckled trout fry, with the shipment of 50,000 trout to Timmins to replenish rivers and creeks in that district. Approximately 100,000 speckled trout fry have been shipped up the Algoma Central Railway, 5,- 000 to each of 20 points between here and Frans. Sudbury district was supplied with 30,000 trout while North Bay, Huntsvill, and many other points received consign- ments. There are a few hundred rainbow trout at the hatchery for which no requisitions have been re- ceived from as yet. Your Last Chance | Don't Delay : This is your last chance to buy your needs at exceed- EY ingly low prices.--We feel after 20 years of your kind pat- Those that attend Thursllay will find a complete range ronage that by offering you our entire stock at approximate- of sizes, but you know that bist sizes are quickly Jy 75 on the 4 we will be showing our appreciation of up; so, if you delay your size is very likely to be gone BARN IS BURNED Waterloo, Aug. 15.--Fire Sunday pight completely destroyed the barn of William Herzog near St. Clem- ents. Nearly all the contents includ- ing 109 chickens, 50 pigs, 100 tons of hay and the wheat from 15 acres of land also burned. The loss total: $9.000, partly covered by imsurance. it is thought that snontaneous com- bustion caused the fire. This Sale will be a case of Seeing is Believin - You will have to be on hand Early if you wish to see Bargains ISERRNESSENT