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o Canase SAAN A EEA ' AWARDS NEW TRIAL The Supreme Court yesterday ed the appeal and ordreed a trial in the case of Brunet WV. he King, a criminal case from Montreal. WHEAT PRAISED "Garnet wheat ia not only a very maturing variety, but it is plso an inherently high yielder, almost equalling and sometimes ex- sellin geven Marquis in productiv- Ity," stated L. H. Newman, Domin- lon cerealist, in giving evidence be- fore the Agricultural Committee yesterday morning in the course of its investigation of wheat grading. WOULD PLANT NUT TREES Speakers at some of the meet- ings of horticultural societies, re- cently held in the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham, have strongly advocated the plant- ing of nut trees. It is contended that these will be a future source of profit to both rural and urban vesidents as well as providing necessary shade. SMITH'S FALIS IN E. 0. A. B, L. The annual meeting of the East- erm Ontario Amateur Baseball League was held in the Town Hall in Prescott Monday night, with delegates present from Brockville, Prescott, Spencerville, Cardinal and Smith's Falls, The Cardinal team did not enter the league this sea- son, but it was decided to take the Smith's Falls team in pending the EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS approyal "of the baseball associa- tion. The arrangi~g of the sched- ule and appointing of umpires w s left over until a meeting is called by the presiden:. The following of- ? resident, Ko Fitzpatrick, Prescott. KINGSTON LAD KILLED Robert Vivian, eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vivian, Divi- sion street, was fatally injured Monday night when struck by an automobile driven by George Wheelock, local Chinese ice cream parlor proprietor, dying about half an hour later, BARRIE BOARD OFFICERS The Barrie Board of Trade has elected the following executive for the ensuing year: A. E. Bryson, president; Leighton Clarke, vice- president; J. R: Dier, treasurer; W. J. Blair, G. 0. Cameron, Fred Douglas, George D. Hubbard, F. H. Hurlburt,' A. F. A, Malcolmson, Dr. W. A. Lewis, J. D. Milne, J. A. MacLaren, A, G. MacLellan, John D. Rodgers, John Sinclair, J. D. Wisdom, A. H. Felt, secretary, PLAYGROUND FOR BROCKVILLE Through the generosity of George T. Fulford, Brockville will ghortly have a modern pplayground for children, situated in the west end residential district. The prop- erty upon which the playground will be located is the old Fulford Great 3-Day Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday If You Have Not Received One of Our Circulars Call at the Store--It Will Pay You Well, THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1920 LUKE ns CO. homestead of it will be known as the Fulford Memorial Park. Amusement devices of latest type, baseball diamond and a bathing pool will be included in the equip- ment purchased by the donor. ORDINATION OF WOMEN "It would be inexpedient and improper to exclude them from the right to be ordained," was tha statement of the subcommittee of the Kingston Presbytery of the United Church, app inted to report on the remit of the General Coun- cil of the United Church in connec- tion with the ordination of women.' The report was presented on behalf of the committee by Prof. Rev. N. Michlem of Quee~'s Theological College, at yesterday's session of the Presbytery. The committee rec- ommended that provision for train- ing women be provided as fully as for men for all service to the Churc™ at it is pointed out th :t so f- i present conditions were eon .cd, the work of the ministry was for men. However, the com- mittee thought that it would be un- fair to place any bar in the way of appoirting women. ALL WINNIPEG'S JOBLESS ARE TO GET WORK ON FARM Winnipeg, April 24. -- Definite promise of farm work for all Winnipeg's unemployed men, and specific plans for registration of members of the local army of jobless, were the result of a meet- ing of the civic Unemployed Com- mittee held here today. Representatives of railways and colonization organizations, the Do- minfon and Provincial Govern- ments attended the meeting. Immediate relief was demanded by a delegation representing the unemployed, . who declared that a sum of $30,000 was needed to re- lieve the situation. ' ESCAPR POLICE SHOTS ARE CAPTURED LATER ON Ottawa, April 24. -- Culminat- ing a city-wide search for two armed bandits who ran a gaunt. let of police shots early this morn- ing to escape, after being sur- prised in the act of robbing a clothing store at the nearby town Save Our Cash Coupons Coupon No, 6770--1st Prize--$5.00 Free Goods. Coupon No, 1208--2nd Prize--$3.00 Free Goods. Persons holdings Coupons bearing these numbers bring them to the store and receive Prizes, This is Only One of the Hundreds of Bar- gains in Our Great Three Day Sale Children's Dresses, while they last, Linen or Gingham; cut full and roomy, to fit girls from 2 to 5 years. Be 19c¢ early, Each, Shop At The Arcade THE HOME OF THE CASH COUPON of Carleton Place, Ottawa police this afternoon arrested Harry Hall, aged 19, and James McMil- len, 22, both of this city. The police announced they disgovered in the rooms of the prisoners a quantity of clothing taken from the Carleton Place store. The greatest test of poise is sit- ting alone in the rumble seat.-- Toronto Saturday Night, THE KATIOK S LAXATIVE Lovell & o Jury d -- Phone 28 Simcoe St. S. -- Phone 68 Telephone 262 (4 don to Central) COAL "Jeddo" The Best in America COKE Sulvaye We are Sole Agen - GMC. WOOD Dixon Coal Co. LINDBERGH LANDS AT QUEBEC WITH SERUM FOR FLIER Lone Eagle Makes a Gallant Flight in Blinding Snowstorm Qcebes, Aprils 24. -- Completing a flight of r§re than 50) mis in four Wh _Colinel Charles A. Lindbarga, d mava.ous airmansaip w hm through snow hp storms, landed at 6.50 o'clock tenight on the Plaias of AYraham, Quebec City, with serum to be used in an attempt to save the life of Floyd Bennett, brother knight of the air, who is battling for his lito in Jef- frey Hale Hospital with double pneumonia. Shortly after his arrival at Quebec Lindbergh was rushed by automobile to the hospital. Lindbergh's flight from Curtiss Field, N.Y,, to Quebec City had added a new and thrilling chap- ter to the story of his achieve- ments, including a flight from New York to Paris. Poor Visibility Most of the way to Quebec he flew through snow, over territory that was strange to him, with visi- bility poor--so poor that he could not have distinguished landmarks en route. The plane he flew had a maximum speed of 150 miles an hour, and before leaving he esti- mated his probable speed for the trip at 120 miles an hour. He must have maintained slihtly het- ter than this rate and flown with- out deviation straight to his ob- jective. Lindbergh, however, was mod- esty itself regarding the flight, "We had a very good flight," he told his questioners. Serum Administered ..., Doctor Antonio Cantero, the res- ident doctor of the Jeffery Hale hospital, confirmed this evening that it was intended to use the Hockefeller Institute serum at about 11 o'clock tonight after the preliminary analyses have heen performed regarding Lloyd Ben- nett. A bulletin will then be issu- ed by the hospital, Tt will take a couple of hours to find out through experiment on white mice exactly the nature of the pneu- monia from which Floyd Bennett is suffering. Lindbergh is a guest of the Quebec Government and is being looked after by the Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Niycisse Pero- deau, at Spencerwood. He was given a wonderful ova- tion by the populace on arrival, Lands on Plains of Abraham The flier swooped down on Bat- tlefield Park, Plains of Abraham, making a perfect landing, just be- fore 7 o'clock. Police reinforcements were ont and kept the excited Quebecois in thousands from breaking across the field and preventing the air- man from landing. Colonel Lindbergh covered the motor of his monoplane for the night, and then, while Quebecois of all ages and classes thrilled and shouted themselves hoarse, he walked from the landing field. The crowd stood back ecourteous- ly and allowed him to pass through toward an auto which bore him as quickly as possible to the hospital. At the hospital Lindbergh was allowed to see Bennett for a few minutes and spoke to the sick man. He later went to his hote!, where he had to run the gauntlet of another crowd. Colonel Lindbergh's plans are not kwnown yet. Montreal's Shivery Vigil Montreal, April 24. -- Mayor Camillien Houde and the entire City Council and, a Targe gather- ingg of representative citizens of Montreal tonight gathered at the St. Hubert Aerodrome, where Col- onel Charles Lindbergh was ex- pected to land on his flight to Quebec City with serum to save the life of Floyd Bennett, Howev- er, "Lindy" went right through to the Ancient Capital, and the local welcoming committee's two-hour wait in the snow and sleet went for naught, for word subseanent- ly came that the "Lone Eagle" arrived at Quebec. future FAMOUS CHARING CROSS STATION IS London, April 24. -- Striking changes in that part of London which is most familiar to foreign visitors will be made by a new $50,000,000 Thames bridge and road scheme, which is being con- sidered by the Government and is likely to be adopted. It provides for the removal of Charing Cross Station from its present position on the north side of the Thames: the extension of Waterloo Station to cope with the traffic which now uses Charing Cross Station: construction of a road ard bridee over the Strand and t' ""~~-- from a point near the Nur. Cayell Statue in St. Mar- tin's Lane, to the Waterloo Bridge Road; demolition of the Hunger- ford Bridge and the Charing Cross railway bridge, and the retention of the Waterloo Bridge, widened to permit four lines of traffic. A GOOD SALESMAN (Financial Post) Hon. James Malcolm was a good salesman when he carried a com- mercial traveller's card, but he: never did a better job of selling than he is now doing in his cam- turers ap export consciousness. TO BE REMOVED |B le -* Fp PTY SNYDER"S CHESTERFIELD SUITE Very Handsome Mohair Chesterfield Suite with shaped fronts, covered in nih grade Mohair, guaranteed moth proof. The best of materials and workmanship go into these Snyder's Suites, and we have every confidence in recommending then. as a sound invest- ment. Regular $325.00 value, for $265.75. ED There's a BARRYMORE Guar- anteed RUG For Every Hand Towels Room in Your Home Good quality Turkish Towels in the use- ful size of 20 x 40, real value, pair Turkish Hahd Towels in fancy designs in a little smaller size, will give good service. Size 18 x 36, pair 49 Turkish Towels in various designs and colorings that are marked very low. erate cost, For quick selling. Size 18 x 36 79 Let us show you these new rug crea- c tions, . = a "Turkish Tov Towels i | | Turkish Towels in a good large || size that will give the utmost value in service much higher priced in the usual way. | Size 20 x 45. Special, pr $1.15 ---- Junior Floor Lamps Smart silk shades covered in geors gette and finished with heavy silk fringe. Complete with walnut fin. ished standhrd, Regular $16 75 . $23.75, for ,.. Linoleums 4 yds. wide Linoleum that will cover your room without a seam in heavy printed quality, comes in fancy block. Floral and carpet $1 00 ) patterns, Reg, $110 for Cocoa Matting Good quality cocoa matting in nice even weave in the following widths 27" wide - 75¢ yd, 36" wide $1.00 yd, 54" wide $1.59 yd. From the fresh, new stock of Barry- more Rugs we have just unpacked, you will be able to select distinctive patterns and colorings for any re- quirement From hearth rug to room size, there's a guaranteed Barrymore Rug for every purpose--at a mod- Axminster Rugs 4" 6 x 7" 6 $17.95 6" 9 x 9" 0' $31.95 9" ( x 10" 6 $89.95 9" 0° x 12" 0' $49.75 TI JIT Shop At "Lukes" Where Values and Service Await You onus A © Piece Dining Suite Reg $219 FOR 189.00 You will enthuse over this beautiful suite the minute you see it. It is made of very fine walnut veneers of choice cabinet woods, very rich in appearance and sturdy in con- struction. The table is extension type. Chair seats are covered with leather. Table, six chairs, china $ cabinet, and buffet all as pictured above only 189.00 REFRIGERATORS WRITING DESKS $47. 50 Family size refrigera- ; { 550 fo $469 | An attractive writing desk, 4 47. 5 0 tors that will take with ample space provided care of jour require- for all writing accessories. ments accordingly. This desk will be found very Very roomy. From ornamental in your home. paign to give Canadian manufac- |}