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OSHAWA AND ry DIST! es $2 For Assault oe Grek was fined $2 and costs be- fore Magistrate Hind in police court yesterday afternoon when he was found Guilty of assaulting John Knysh, Mr. nnis appeared for Grek. Edward Goddard, this city, was rc- manded for in p court this morning until this afternoon when he pleaded guilty through his counsel, A. W. S. Greer, to two charges of theft of bicycles. $10 Fine For Assault : John Klem, charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm was fined $10 and costs or given an alter- native of threegmonths when he ap- peared before Magistrate Hind this morning and pleaded guilty through his counsel, L. Hyman. He has been What is a ~ Doctor's Prescription Although written in charac. ters unfamiliar to the average person, a physician's prescrips tio nis simply a minutely accus rate order to a pharmacist in. structing him to prepare and deliver certain medicines to the patient, The physician expects that his order will be executed with the same minute accuracy, for it is highly important both to the physician and his patient that this accuracy be insured, We always perform this pro- fessional service with a full realization of its importance and of our responsibility both to the patient and to the phy- sician. Let us serve you, KARN'S DRUG STORE The Family Drug Store with the Lowest Prices Phone 378. Next the Post Office Oshawa, Ont, a jorielen, 2. 3 : A forefather with a wonderful lineage Of course you don't know who "Daddy Puretest" is, but when he conceived the idea of giving we humans a product of the very highest standard, chemically tested, and neatly packaged, the first chemical he thought of which would free the greatest need to mankind Puretest Epsom alts Since that time hundreds of Drugs and Chemicals have been added, making PURETEST a household word, When in Need of Drugs Phone The Rexall Store Jury&Lovell King St. E. Simcoe St, S. Phone 28 Phone 68 Ba a a a Po a Ha a HR A OR ROR 64 King St. W. Tel. 572 a ali 3 2 SS convicted of several charges on differ- ent occasions and he was given warn- ing by both the crown and the magis- trate that this would be his last chance. John Knysh was the complainant. ismissed A charge of assault against Mrs, John Klem was dismissed by Magis- trate Hind in police court this morn- ing when the crown had no evidence to offer following a plea of not guilty, She was represented by her counsel, L. Hyman. Saw Man Trying To Enter Store Conductor' Stevens of the Oshawa Street Railway .according to a police report, is alleged to have seen a man trying to enter the Flintoff Hardware store last night. The police investigat- ed but found nothing. $10 Fine and Suspended Sentence Sam Lupul was fined $10 and costs on one of three charges of assault when he appeared before Magistrate Hind in police court yesterday, He was also given suspended sentence on the other two charges. The total fine and costs amounted to $$44.50. Fined $20 and Suspended Sentence George Kolotelo was fined $20 and costs on one of three charges of as- sault occasioning actual bodily harm 'when he was found guilty by Magis- trate Hind in police court yesterday afternoon on all three charges. Sus- pended sentence was metted out in the other cases. Total fine and costs ~asounted to $55.70. We are so sure you will appreciate perfect tea in per- fect condition that we make this offer, If you buy Red Rose Tea in the new alumi- num package and you are not thoroughly satisfied, we have authorized your grocer to return your money on receipt of the container, no matter how much of the tea you have used, 7 WE LEAD IN RADIO Adams Furniture Co METAL BUMPING AND ALL KINDS OF BODY WORK . MERRITT AUTO AND REPAIR King St. W, Oshawa Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, Special 69¢c Leader Dry Goods Store 37 Simcoe St, 8, Phone 740 _- AAA SIGNS of all kinds Glass Signs, Banners, Road Signs, Tickets and Posters Best Workmanship Reynolds & Tane Phones 693, 1442.) OSHAWA AA Pr A Poededelel? a a a a a SO A a SS entered toe) i RRR) *, tol 3 os fe ni For Your ) PHONE 22 Do weet Thompson's Drug Store 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver A, BRANTFORD =, BOND --_--ra OFFICE : REFORD Bay and Wellington Sts., Toronto Private Wire System J King Sireet East, Oshawa Above CP.R. Office, Phone 144 8S. F. Everson, Local Manager Rong s® KITCHENER OSHAWA ST. CATHARINES LE i I = ---- 4 cr '{ Cleveland, Ohio, obtained Dismissed ; -of assaulting his wife against John Knysh was dismissed in Jolice court before Magistrate A. F. Hind Yesterday afternoon. Insufficient evidence to warrant a con- viction. Knysh was represented by tD. A. J. Swanson, while Mrs. Knysh had L. Hyman as counsel. Q . Hospital Inmate E Oshawa police have been advised of the disappearance from the Ontario hospital at Whitby of Christina Calde- rove, a woman of about 32 years of age, dark complexion and of 'stout build. She has a hump back. Mrs. Calderove, it is stated, left the hospi- tal with the intention of visiting her husband who works in Oshawa. She hii last seen two miles east of Whit- Y. : Assault Charge A charge Recent Deaths ALBERT KH. WEBSTER A widely known figure of Rast Whitby Township died Monday night when Albert Edward Webster, life-long resident of Thornton's Corners, expired suddenly from a heart attack Mr. Webster had work- ed in his store as usual all that day, although not feeling we!l, and about eleven o'clock the fatal at- tack occurred. Mr. Webster was born at Thorn- ton's Corners and was the key stone vesldent of that community, His family were pioneer settlers of the place, having come there from York- shire, England, over 75 years ago. Although he led a quiet,unassuming life, and was never a candidate for political or other public honors, Mr. Webster was one of the most wide- ly known residents of the township and was respected hy all, For about 18 years the deceased taught school in Cedardale School, Oshawa, and then conducted a store in Thornton's Corners. He was a member of Corinthian Lodge No, 61 1.,0.0.F,, of Oshawa, Mr. Webster was 68 years of age and was a son of the late George and Ellen Webster, He is survived by one brother, William J, Webster, Charles. street, Oshawa, and one gis- ter, Mrs. T, W. Snarr, Stirling; as well as several neices and nephews. He was never married, The funeral service was held this afternon at 2.30 from his late resi- dence, Thornton's Corners, and was conducted by Rev, A. M, Irwin, of Whithy. A large number of very Leautiful floral tributes rested on the casket, testifying to the esteem in which Mr. Webster was held hy the community, the pall bearers] were: Messrs, Jas, Luke, Wm, Luke Harvey H, Harris, N, Buss, J, EE. Sollett and C. O'Donnell. Interment was made in Union cemetery, RECORD LUNGE CATCH and Sam Cruz of a recoura Bay, near Three lunge bay, one another 35, Alvin Falkner catch of lunge at Big Belleville, Monday. were taken from the weighing 42 pounds, and aonther 28, TWENTY YEARS' HARD LABOR, PENALTY FOR SPEEDERS IN ITALY Rome, Oct, 4.--Twcnty years at hard labor will henceforth be the penalty for speeders in this country | who kill or sefiously injure pedes- trians, according to Minister of Jus- | tice Rocco's new penal code, Car owners are jubilant, but manufac- turers fear that the law will result in a slump in trade. Another clause of the new code provides punishment for attempted suicide. This is aimed at the youth of both sexes, who seek to get cheap notoriety by swallowing just enough ink or iodine to justify their admis- sion to a city hospital and vigorous application of a stomach pump. Last Summer Rome averaged four or five such cases daily. Girls, especi- ally, took to swallowing ink because their mothers objected to their coming home late or their fathers did not like their transparent stock- ings. The code as drawn up by Signor Rocco also will revive an ancient #lJaw under which certain classes of debtors will be liable to imprison- ment. Members of the Revisional Committee, which must pass on the Minister's work, are not agreed about this feature, and it may be dronped before the code goes into effect. Lad {13 a -- -- Too Late to Classify WANTED--BY MARRIED COUPLE without children, a three room fur- nished ppartment. Phone 1374W. " (79¢) YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE, YORK- shire, eight weeks old. Apply Her- bert Trull, Harmony. (97¢) FOR SALE--NEW 6 ROOMED brick house, electric fittings inclu- sive. $5,500. Apply 620 Hortop Ave. (79¢) FOR SALE--PIANO IN EXCEL- lent condition. $200 or offer. Apply 620 Hortop Ave. (79¢) FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE FOUR, good condition. Cheap. A good buy. Phone 20337. (79¢) TWO ROOMS TO RENT. PHONE 171477. (79¢) FOR SALE--ONE CONSOLE MOD- el phonograph, also antique solid walnut writing desk. Both articles can be seen at 85 Bond St. W. ' (79¢) A ---- CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Askew, 210 Quebec St., wish to thank Fire Chief Cam- eron and the Fire Brigade for their prompt attention and kindness. They wish also to thank Mrs. Gay. (79a) There was| i a OSAYA DALY THES, _ WEDNESDAY, oCTORER -_ THUR FRI SAT. OCT.6-7-8 Yer, x eres 35 PAY CASH AND BUY FOR LESS WARD'S OSHAWA ONT. COR. OR SIMCOE and AEFHOL STS, "rr__"--©~"_" Felt 'Bros. ! he LEADING JEWELER! '---- Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South BOYS" SCHOOL SUITS At Special Prices C. W. DETENBECK KING ST, EAST A, G, BROOMFIELD Hatteries, Electric Repairs and Supplies Auto Accessories Oshawa Battery Service $7 King St. W. Phone 1184 DIAMONDS BURNS JEWELRY STORE 23 Simcoe St. S. Davidson & Samells 83 Simcoe St. N, Phone 227 "For Better Shoe Values" Te a , x 3 & 14 Simcoe St. N, REFRESHMENTS Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, and Light Lunches LAKAS Phone 2264 day, F CHIROPRACTIC 1). E. Steckley, Chiropractor and Drug Therapist, coe street, north every afternoon and Mong will be in the office, 146 Sim- Wednesday and Friday by i evenings. i den sial calls trict, Phone 224. app ment. : i made in town and surrounding dis- Consultation is free at offige fi | a Py 1d ? nb "Ge TET eT TTT aT the World Series through Your Ears! 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You are certain to get a radio sometime --gét a Rogers now, Terms gladly arranged. Generator & Starter Service Co., Ltd 15 Church St., Oshawa