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iy PAGE FOURTEEN - THE OSHAWA DALLY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927. WILL BE PENSIONER | Order-in-Council | Signed by Quebec Lieut.-Gov- 2 ELLA CINDERS__Resl Good Luck TTT] E.On. MISS LY TTLE -- Quebec, Nov. 17.--Widows of all WiLL You J STE PN, 7 judges who die while in the service | f SN ES f th i will, from now ou, ; = 2 . ) - ] 2 WAY 8 receive & pensio : Cy 5 Eas ! RE Eas Xa SEAR THAT $500 AT / 77 n . 647 LA | WELL. NOW, AND BAC receive a pension of $1,500 per an- num, the Orden-in-Council "provid- ing for the payment of this pension | being signed by His Honor the: Lieutenant-Governor Monday. The law was passed at the last session of the Legislature and was an amendment to the act respect. ing pensions of judges of the ses- sions, police magistrates and dis- trict magistrates. Its principal clause is 'from and after the first day of the month following the death of a judge of the sessions of the peace, a pension of $1,500 shall be paid to his wi- dow." This pension will be paid in full during the life tme of the widow or during such time as she remains a widow. CONVICT CLAIMS PEER AS COUSIN Young New York Woman |[f NOW LISTEN TO ME- NEVER YEE WO Cu RTP YOU THAT IT SAYS HERE. Says Lord Milner i ; COME HERE HOLLER LIKE THAT AT ME- I'T WASNT FOR Ne i NL THE PAPER "THAT YOUR > = YOU GREAT AND WHEN YOU ARE IN MY STANDING IN THE BROTHER 15 IN JAIL Relative 2 PRESENCE REMOVE THAT WORLD THAT KEEPS OLR AGAIN - CIGAR FROM YOUR MOUTH - NAME HIGH UP WITH THE New York, Nov. 17--Mrs Eliza- | |S} | ARE AS aGRace Eure wie Ty Mg beth Stein, 28, who described her- 7Z, TO FOCIETY R8ouT? SPEAK! self as a writer and a cousin of i Lord Milner of England, was sen- tenced to not more than three years in the penitentiary when she pleaded guilty Monday in Special Sessions Court to giving worthless cheques. She bought two dresses at a Fifth Avenue store and gave a cheque on a bank at Ripon, Cal, in payment. The cheque was returned. Mrs. Stein told the police she mar- ried Major Roy Rockwood, who was an army officer at Forty Morgan, Ala., and in Manila, P. I. When he died in 1919 she married Lieutenant Carroll Stein. In 1922 she said her husband was in the secret service of General Chang in Shanghai. When the Chinese revolution broke out the couple returned to California and lived in San Francis- co, Oakland, Stockton and Ripon Mrs. Stein said she had been present- ce on -- a. | ed at th a f on Se 7 =p UE Te Gnas ve of RHRERR [ec vec ome race x FZ The vpTIANG WERE FAMILIAR ITH THE USE OF WHEAT, BARLEY AND OTHER | NORE i CRU i Ei EA, . - ry "= [? BREAD-MAKING DATES BACK TO «q \ CEREAL FLOURS. \N THE HiSTORY OF THE IMPERIAL CITY OF THE ROMANS IS FOUND \ Ld ; ~ THE FIRST REFERENCE TO PUBLIC BAKE- | HUH: T THINK | Loe wer t) THE EARLIEST RECORDS OF MAN NV) D gh COVERS THE 4 WW or" \\_ HOUSES. THE BIBLE REFERS FREQUENTLY To| | YOUR BREAD TOMMY. THE OVEN WAS KNOWN nd ; USES. g STORY ik GROUND, TG THE CHALDEANS ABOUT 25008... es = J yf FE BOTH LEAVENED AD UHLEAVENFD BRED, 25 CLEAR AS. A DOFSHY 12 - - - NATURALLY, [) WE - - oe WWE SWE WE WEE) \! - LE Wi » LW) \: NS SRSA eS I RRR EE N04 YE YE Na YO Yk Nl YE PB gt BY OP hd ed Nl a BY pe ee vl =m 9" EO EE TE I a i OD pe] PH bem beds "How long had you known your husband before you were married?" "I didn't know him at all--I only thought I did." NINN ANNI BNI B\(B\ (BNIB /B\ (BBN =) fa = b\ N= | TIME TABLES | Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE a Wi ' a : i 3% hE \ Z rE The Sr Chinese HISTORY GIVES CHING FONG, mate A Hi mM De! Ad WHO LIVED ABOUT 2000 B.C.CREDIT a 1) IL " FORTHE ART OF HUSBANDRY ANDTHE --,. i Hl j ig" ' METHOD OF MAKING BREAD FROM WHEAT. i 4 WEEK oY SCHEDULE \i/B\IB\I( BNIB B/ B\/(D 8.10 a.m, 11.00 a.m. *12.10 p.m, SHE : Bila PomounPuwunid~ 12.40 p.m. 4.35 pm. 6.45 p.m. 9.40 p.m. vndicate tm Great Britain rights reserved L882 RRE REG'LAR FELLERS-- WHAT'S .. 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Xd TTTTOT YL \ og. { ; On, MAC'S GONNA [CongRrATL UL AF Po RATS y C-1 JUST HEARD {AL THAT] THROW A ST MA Eo oy 7 P=y WHEN ARE »Ou ou MAKING {Sous Ted ily 'except Sunday. ily except Sunday. 9, 42 p.m.--Dai 11.09 p.m.--Daily except Sunday, 12.09 a.m.--Daily. 12.25 a.m.--Daily. 'Westbound Traine 4.44 a.m.--Daily. . 5.45 a.m.--Dail y. 5.28 a.m.--Daily. 6.20 a.m.--Daily. 8.58 a.m.--Daily except Sundar, 2.22 n.m.--Dail; 8.14 p.m,--Sun 7.27 p.m. tly. a Sunday. 4.37 p.m.~Dail 8.45 bo --Daily except Sunday. C. P. R. TIME TABLE Trains ©, WY, prim m.~Daily. 8.03 Pa --Daily except Sunday. 11.10 p.m.--Daily. 12.00 Am. y A a