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PAGE EIGHT THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1928 EE EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS CONSIDER TRAFFIC LIGHTS Stop lights at busy intersections way be established in Brockyille in the mear future. The Council at a regular meeting Friday night passed such a recommendation on to the Works Committee to gather data as to the cost. SHANNONVILE FAIR Despite inclement weather there was food attendance at the annual fair be at Shannonville on Satur- day. There was a fine exhibit made in the various classes and. competi- tion was keen, especially in the ladies' department. INJURIES ARE FATAL Alired Townsend, 8-year-old Brock- ville boy, who was struck by a taxi- cab in Berth street, Brockville on Wednesday, died Saturday morning from a fractured skull. e little fellow stepped from behind a parked car in front of the moving autome- bile, police were told. AUSTRALIA RUiLps CATHE- Brisbane, Australia, Sept. 16--Car- dinal Bonacgntura Cerretti today, in the presence of more than persons, blessed the foundations of a new cathedral which SE built here at a cost of $5, . Prelates of the Church from all the world were present at the ceremonies. MOTORIST LOSES NOSE James Bell, employed in McGrory's garage, Prescott, with A, W. Henry and two women, met with an auto- mobile accident in Gamanoque, Sat- urday night. The car was turned over a number of times and bodly smashed. Mr. Bell's nose was torn from his face and he was badly brui- sed about the body. The two women escaped with a more or less shaking up. WINNERS IN CORN COMPETI- TION The winners in the standing field crop competition in connection with the Seymour Agricultural Society were as follows: 1, Roy Walker; 2, James C. Milne; 3, William Ronnie; 4, C. E. Bonnycastle; 5, John Thomp- son, Seymour East; 6, A. H. McKel- vie; 7, Peter Oddie. Mr. F. A. Mass of Streetsville was the official judge. PETERBORO EX. CLOSED Peterboro Industrial Exhibition came to a close Saturday night after a very successful week, in spite of three bad days at the beginning, which kent down the attendance. The year's objective of 45000 was not reached, nor was last year's total of 40,901, but the directors, considering the fact that only 8,300 paid admis- sions were received in the first three days, are well satisfied with the total of 34,383 RESIGNS FROM BOARD Stratford, Sept. 16--Owing to a pressure of other duties W. |. Blake- ston has resigned as Secretary of the Mothers' Allowances Board. Mr. Blakeston has held this office since LL LER TTTT DODD'S KIONLEY PILLS HI : LETT ve we the inauguration of the board in 1921, He will still continue as a member of the organization. J. J. Dalrymple was clected to succeed Mr. Blake- ston and to replace Mr, Dalrymple in the office of Vice-President, Mrs, Ballantyne was elected, BOWS, ARROWS AND CAMERAS USED BY NEW DEER HUNTERS Vancouver, Sept. 16--Bows, arrows, and cameras are the principal 'wea- pons of attack taken into the Prince AOE ECC nN ZN ACA) OP) THE ARCADE LIMITED WOON ONO LL: | OB I Z| B\/ Decidedly Low Priced at $9.95 At the beginning of the season we are offering a marvellous group of new Fall Frocks at $9.95, Dresses for the office, for shopping or afternoon wear, All the new Fall Styles and Colors represented, For the Miss and the Matron. Women's Shadow Proof Silk Costume Slips $1.49 Material of fine Silk Knit Jersey Cloth, open top. Colors, Blues, Reds, Greens, Greys, Black, White, Sand and Maize, : Pullover Sweaters at $2.29 YWomer's fine all wool Pullover Sweaters with and without collar, neatly finished. Come in Popular colors to matc any pleated skirt, 4 * pouch shapes. and attractively fitted. LEATHER HAND BAGS Of Quality $1.95 to $10 Real Leather Bags in the newest envelope and Beautifully made, carefully lined The Arcade, Limited George district of British Columbia this week-end by R. F. Clarke of Ardmore, Pa, and his son Robert, in their hunt for big game. Licenses were issued them yesterday by Pro- vincial game officials here, and the wish was expressed that more hun- ters would a the bow and arrow style of shooting. FARMER KILLED BY COWS James Pratt, aged 59, met a sud- den and tragic death in Port Hope Saturday forenoon when he was thrown from a cattle wagon when three cows he was hauling became irightened at a train passing over a viaduct here and plunged through the wagon rack carrying Mr. Pratt with them. He fell on the paved road and sustained a fractured skull and several broken ribs. He passed away in hospital an hour after the accident. HOG SHOW TO BE HELD Northumberland County is again to have a Bacon Hog Show this year. Arrangements are now completed to hold this on the Agricultural Fair Grounds at Campbellfordon Tuesday, Oct. 23. It has been arranged that female animals shown in the market class at this fair, can be purchased from the Committee of Management at market prices. This will give the farmers a fine opportunity to pur- chase good breeding stock, and should help to improve the hog in- dustry in Northumberland County. CARETAKER INJURED Charles Gallamore, caretaker of the Brock Apartments, Kingston, is in the Hotel Dieu, Kingston, suffering serious injuries received in an auto accident at one o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, and grave doubts are held for his recovery. His wife and child also suffered injuries but their con- diticn is not serious. The car was struck by an auto driven by a young man nemed Coventry. The accident occurred at the corner of Pine and Division streets, Kingston. Coventry escaped with a few cuts, He is be- ing held by the police pending the outegme of Gallamore's injuries, CANADA HOUSE SCENE IN CONFIDENCE TRICK London, Sept. 16--Leslic Raymond, South African engineer, appeared in Bow Street Police Court on Saturday | | charged with stealing £3 (about $15), a wedding ring and a wrist-watch by means of a confidence trick. The victim of the theft, a widow, testified that Raymond told her he had been shipwrecked on his way back from Canada, and that the Canadian Pacific Steamships Com- pany had arranged to pay him $35,- 000, but in the meantime he was without money, and had no place to sleep. The widow said that she lent him the money and her wedding ring. She also gave him the wrist- watch to take for repairs. They went to Canada House, she said, and her companion left her out- side while he apparently went to draw the compensation money. The young woman said that afte "» enttered Canada House she nevx ..w hi again, The case was remanded. TRAPPED IN AUTO MOTORIST RESCUED Meaford, Sept. 16.--While driv- ing across the railway station bridge over the Big Head River saturday morning, Herbert Sinclair han his machine through the rail- ing. It dived fifteen feet into fif- teen feet of water, carrying Mr. Sinclair with it, still at the wheel. Mr. Sinclair is unable to swim and was saved by Darley Lovat, who saw the accident and plunged into the water with his clothes on, The latter got one of Lis feet mixed pp'in the car and Loyal had a hard job getting him out, He was driving the delivery truck for a local grocery, and in driving over the bridge turned out too far in passing anohter vehicle. The car struck the wood railing and went through into the river, The truck was pulled from the river, hadly smashed and damagad from water, WESTERN DEBATERS WILL TOUR ONTARIO Winnipeg, Sept. 16--In furtherance of its policy of encouraging national, imperial and international debating, the National Federation of Canadian University Students announces the completion of arrangements for a de- hating team from Western Canada to tour Ontario, Quebec apd Maritimes. The Western team will have as its manager Nelson Chapel, a promin- ent debater and student of the Uni» versity of Alberta. G. E. Britnell University of Saskatchewan debate leader, and W. J# Masterson, one of the University of British Columbia's popular student leaders, will accom- panying Chappell. The tour will start January, 1929. As the swimmers waited for the firing of the gun to start the race they saw a new meaning In the term "zero hour."--Toronto Star. 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The article was written in connection with the coming meeting of the Bishops at Lambeth Palace, called to decide what action 1s to be taken in regard to the second defeat of the Prayer Book measure in British Parlia- ment. Stating that the possibility of securing amendments to the en- sbling act so that the Church may settle its own domestic concerns through 21 Assembly and Convoca- tions ,as does the other established Church, the Presbyterian Church of Scotland, is to be thoroughly discussed ,the article says that a committee of statesmen and church- men to prepare the way for this extension of privilege has been proposed by the Primate, Should the Church of England obtain these powers, it could deal with its own creeds and forms of ment. TORNADO DEATH LIST * worship without appeal to Parlia- N NOW STANDS AT EIGHT Rockford, Ills, Sept. 16--Out of the ruin and destruction of the tor- nado of Friday left in its wake. Rock- ford today began building anew; re- constructing buildings and clearing away debris 'as crowds of iE | seekers hampered the: search for ad- | ditional bodies in the chair factory, | where at least three lost their lives | The tornado death list still stood | at eight despite a diligent search of the ruins of the chair factory "B." The wreckage covering has not been completely searched and workers still are convinced that the bodies of five missing men will be found there. States police, local militia, Ameri- can Legion men, and even Boy Scouts aided In preventing the visitors fron mterfering with the relief workers, INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE PLANS NEARLY READY AT SARNIA _ Sarnia, - Sept. 16--Plans for build- ing of the Port Huron-Sarnia bridge will be in the hands of the United ATE EETI-- The price of coal, Mke other commodities, is vased om the old law of supply and demand, Light demas d--low prices. 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