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PAGE FOUR EEN THE OSHAWA DAILY IMLS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS LINDSAY GROCETERIA IS HEAVILY FINED Lindsay, Dec. 1.--A fine of §1.- 000 was meted out to the Loblaw Groceteria here yesterday by Mag- strate Jordan for selling an un- reasonable quantity of lemon ex- tract. It was shown that ome pur- chaser secured an average of four bottles a day for a week. FARMHOUSE COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE Lindsay, Dec. 1.--The home of Frank Brien of South Verulam, near Bobcaygeon, was completely destroyed by fire. Mr. Brien had spent the afternoon in Bobcaygeon and, returning home, found every- thing all right. While he put his horses away, fire broke out, and ed so much headway before iis discovery that it was impossible lo save anything, COMMITTED FOR TRIAL FOR WOUNDING BOY Brockville, Dec. 1.--James n Burns, aged 23, was committed for trial here yesterday on a charge of grievously wounding Bernard Dooley, a boy of 9 years on Oct. 30 last. The boy was left alone, lock- ed in the house and ill of chicken- pox. The evidence of physicians dis- closed horrible injuries caused by a knife which will leave him dis- figured for life. GIRL DIES OF BURNS FROM CLEANING GLOVES Almonte, Dec. 1.--Miss Eliza- beth McDougall died here yester- day as the result of burns received when gasoline, with which she was cleaning a pair of gloves, ignited, the flames spreading to her cloth- ing. The girl's father, James - Mec- Dougall aroused from his bed by his daughter's screams as she rush- ed outside to extinguish the flames, was badly burned when he went to her assistance. He will recover, the best on the 16 Celina St. With cold weather coming and not much sunshine your poul- try need cod liver oil. We have quantity you want. Feed our Superior Scratch Grain along with our Laying Mash and make your hens lay. Do Your Hens Lay? market in any Cooper-Smith Co. Phone 8 PURSE OF GOLD GIVEN TO GANANOQUE COUPLE Gananoque, Ont., Dec, 1.--Mr. and Mrs. William Faran Stevens, who were married on November 30, 1878, in St. Thomas Episcopa: Church, London, Eng., esterday celebrated the golden amnmiversatv of their marriage. The bride's name was Miss Mary R. Spence, ot London. A bridge party and supper to which 75 guests were invited the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were presented with a purse of gold yesterday. DIES Kingston, Dee. 1.--Following an illness of eight | weeks' duration, the death occurred Thursday night of Alexander Fowler, local Immi- gration Inspector for the past four- teen years. Mr. Fowler is survived by bis widow, three daughters, Lois Mildred and Edna Arlene at home, and Mrs, Doris Evelyn Wilson of Kingston; two sons, Thomas Alex- ander Fowler of Toronto and James Edward Fowler, at home, as well as two brothers, William and George of Toronto, and two sisters, Mrs, George Slayer of Rochester, N. Y., and Mrs, Elizabeth Nicholson of Torento. HUNTER 1S WOUNDED BY FRIEND'S WEAPON Belleville, Dec. 1.--Fra rs Reo, aged 25, resident of Delo was accidentally shot late' yesterday, and is in Marmora Hospital in a serioug condition. Wesley Emigh, his companion, is being held in Marmora Jail, but no charge has been laid. Reo was shot in the right shoulder, It is understood that the two men were out shoot- ing rabbits ordducks in the upper rcaches of the Moira River, near Deloro. Reo stepped out in front of <migh, it is understood, when he attempted to shoot at a rabbit, Tha young man states that the shooting was accidental, CLAIMS CANADA BEHIND U.S. IN PROTECTION OF GAME FISH Kingston, DecD, 1.--~That Canada is far behind the United States in the efforts being put forward to prevent destructon of fish was the opinion expressed by Brig.-Gen- eral A, E. Ross, M.P,, in an address 1 @ \ Q Mara nity Mi AdAAnsh Rr atl "-- i Its NICE 70 the morning T It's the cleanest, sootless cause it's all coal, all heat--full weight and no ON'S 4 Direct Lines to Central waste, od up in HERE is no. reluctance to get up when with one brisk step you close the window and immediately your room heated for dressing. That is the result of an eager heat-pervading coal such as we invariably serve. It is slow burning, but it's fast heating-- that means both, economy and heat efficiency-- 100 per cent. heat until the last ember has been consumed to clean, clear ashes. N is comfortably coal you can buy, be- New Hair Style from New York "I've so little time to myself," says Mildred Warshaw, lovely New York City girl who lives at 1353 42nd Street Brooklyn. "That's why it's béen such a help to mg to learn the new way so many of my girl- friends are doing their hair. Now I just put a few dashes of Dander- ine on my brush everytime I use it, It makes my hair easy to dress and holds it in place. All I need Is one shampoo a month, now. It stopped my dandruff, and my hair is always gleaming and silky, instead of look- ing dull and stringy like it did before I started using Danderine." Danderine does more to bring out the natural color, the gleam and lustre of your hair, than any sham- poo or treatment. It removes all the dust, grime and oily film from your hair --tones and refreshes your scalp--keeps dandruff away, All drug stores have the 35e¢ bottles. Lovely hair and a healthy scalp for a few cents! on "the fisheries of Canada' be- fore the Rotary Club yesterday. Speaking about black bass, General Ross said: 'Take the black bass, its spawning season is from the end of May to early July, depending on the eason's temperature. Wheth- er you agree with me or not, I think I can prove that the party who would catch a black bass in hat period is as great an offen- der as the man who shot the geese in the Belleville Sanctuary." AGED MAN MUST GO TO JAIL; 'CUSSED' 'CAUSE APPLES SOUR Lindsay, Dec. 1.--""They didn't ,|put enough sugar in my apples," said a resident of the county Home for the Aged, when he appeared in Police Court yesterday morning to answer to the charge of using ab- nsive and profane language. He 2ald that his apples were sour, and 'he other inmates had taken all the sugar, He went out to the kitchen to get some sugar, and he says that no bad language was used. Two of the other inmates gave evi- dence, however, and said that the apples were sweet enough. One man sald that he heard him "cussing" and swearing and using bad laney- age, Magistrate Jordan found him "ullty, and, besides plving him a warnine to act rieht in the future, he sentenced him to 20 days in the county jail, : a i ; Ne Wl, WH YN he: ' WJR (400)--Detroit, Min. to Markets; Music, Uncle Lingeman strels, NBC System: Cook's WJZ, KDKA, WLS (345)--Chicago, Sports Travelog Concert, pro. WM/ AQ (447.5)--Chicago, Dance Orchestras (1 hour), WOW (508)--Omaha, Riviera Theatre WSM (461)--Nashville, Markets; News; Ensemble. WSB (405)--Atlanta, Pomar's orches, WTM]J (487)--Milwaukee, Organ; Wis, Orchestra, T (280)~Cleveland, Concert; Bridge Game, WWJ (326)--Detroit, Courtesy gram, 7.15 WLW (428)--Cinci, Talks; Songs, 7.25 KYW (294)~Chicago, Book Man; Or. chestra, 7.30 CNRO (434.5)--Ottawa, Uncle Dick, KMA (322)--Shenandoah, Varied pro. gram, KDKA (306)~Pitts, One Minute Dem. onstrations, CNRW (384.4)--Winnipeg, Dinner mu. sic, WCAU (256)--Phila, Snellenberg Con- cert, WDAF (492)~Kansas City, Trianon Ensemble, NBC System: James G. MacDonald to WEAF, WGR, KVOO, WLIT, WFAA, WGY | (379.5)--Schenectady, ~~ Mixed uartet, Whi (216)=Cleveland, Health Talk; Histor? NBC 5; : Roxy and Gang to WIZ, WBZ, YR R EN, WBAL, WHAM, KWE, WBT, WBZA, WIR, KYW, WEBC, WSB, W5M, WFAA, WOW (508)--Omaha, Studio, wiag (517)=Worcester, Studio pro- RW (294)--Chicago. Playlet. NBC System: Shoe Prince to WEAF, WGR, WLIT, WWJ, WGN (416)--Chicago, Almanack, 8.00 CNRO (434.5)--Ottawa, Concert orches, KDKA (306)--Pitts, Charles Hamp, kd P (205)--St, Paul, Melody Muske- 74 Ts. WCAU (256)--Phila, Courtesy ram WCFL G0) ~Chicago, Ensemble; Pop: 1 (a WDAF (492)--Kansas City, A or- chestra, NBC System: Firesune Rrogramy P WTIC WIAR , WLIT, RC, KSb, WFAA, A, WTMJ, KPRC, WOAI, WE! Ki y WMC, wsh, WCCO, WHAS, WS WBT, WRVA. WLS (345)--Chicago. Scrap, Too k. y LW (428)--~Cinci, Prof yrock; or Columbia Network: Choral V w HK 4, Wowo, Su CAD), ' prow gram, : WPG (272)--Atlantic City. Dinner con, M (280)--Cleveland. Songs, 0 (434.5)--Ottawa, Markets; Talk; stem A: & P, Gipsits to WEEL, KSD, WGY, WTAG, WIAR, WWJ, WDAF, NB WEAR, WTAM, WTIC. WRC, WCSH, WGN, WGR, bi Ch 3rd Asniv. KOIL, WNAC, WMAK, WEAN, WSPD, wicC. (461)--Nashville. Studio. WSM 9.00 CFCA (37)~Toronto. Musical program CKGW (M2)--~Toronto. Symphony or- WhaL (283)--Baltimore, String quar. No (370)--Minneapolis. Wilfohrt's WIP (492)--Phila, WIP Symphony or- Wisn (268)--Milwaukee. Studio pro- RE oe York, = Neapolitan Xi hts to K A) Detit. Hawaiian Trio. W w (428)--Cinci, WL & W. Hour to e WAR: WN AC WFIL, WEAN, WSPD, WCAU, WSM (461)--Nashville. Craig's orches. RERVA (2720)--Richmond, Va. History; Feal wii 40s) --Attanta, Saxophone Con- 2.15 Niko (434.5)--Ottawa, Mixed quartet; Orchestra. 9.30 KOA (361)--Denver, Musical Pirates, KWKH (352)--Shreveport. Studio pro. Ric System: Matecs cr WOW to , WoAL 2 WiZA, WLW, WJR, KWK, KYW, WRER! WBAL. WGHF, WMAQ, WOWO, KMOX, WLBW WLS (345)--Chicago. Musical program 92.45 Sib Cn. §)--Ottawa, Symphony ° or. chestra, 10,00 KFUO Gest. Louis. Young Peo- Paul. Opera High. les Hou 3 STP (205)=St. lights. Nhs (375)--Hot Springs, Meyer Da. vis Orchestra. KYW (294)--Chicago. Courtesy ram, KoA (361)--Denver, KDKA (306)--Pitts, Columbia Network: pro- Concert orchestra Bestors orchestra The Adventurers WADC ) KMOX! WMAQ, WOWO, KMBC, WC MAY (389)--Chicago. Lombardos or- chestra, . WIP (492)--Phila, El Patio Dance or- chestra, WISN (268)--~Milwaukee, Kruegers Band, Ne A a Meyer Davis Orchestra W R X ({00)~Detroit. Bartlett's orches. WLS (345)--Chicago. Musical program Pacific Network: RCA Hour, WLW (428)--Cinci, Deuces Wild. Nia (272)--Atlantic City, Musical pro- 10.15 ENRO (434.5)--Ottawa, 10.2 bes ii Feature; Requests, Paul, Hamline WDAF (492)~ 'Kansas its. Sunny Jim Columbia Network: "Thist Tinute Men WNA WFRL, Ww, AS, w , WGHP, KMOX, WOWO, KMBC, WCAO, WMAQ. : WGN (416)--Chicago, WLS Hippo drome, WIR (400)--Detroit, Croupy Coughs Quickly Checked Without Dosing Night Attacks Prevented by External Treatment Carnival Capers, Every mother dreads the croupy coughs that attack young children at night. These attacks can usually be relleved in a few minutes, just by rubbing Vicks VapoRub on the child's throat and chest. 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(280)--Cleveland. Dance orches. 10.45 WISN (268)--Milwaukee. Silver Shipper 1.00 CKGW (312)--Tosonto. pec Wh (361)--Denver. Opera KFAB (39)--Lincoln, Musical program (2 Hours). KGO (39)-Oakland. Sieger's Sym- ISIC (21)--Chicago. News; Slumber KTHS (¥5)--Hot Springs. News; Uk- "Yeoman Orchestra. WNAC (24)--Boston. News; Le Para- dis Band. Wha (33) Clearwater. Dance Ram- Non {919)~-Chicago. Tomorrows Trib. ungry wIP 102) Phila. Warren's orchestra WMAK (333)--Buffalo, News: Ritz ihe 3 Sumber Music to W)Z, os (Ey ~ Richmond. Richmond or- WOM (461)--Nashville, WSM orchestra 1.10 WHK (216)~Cleveland. Purveyor: 3s WMAQ Chicago. Contre 08 Rs F a5)-5. Paul. Symphony or- WIR (400)--Detroit. Bartlett's orches. 11% CRG (435)--Calgary. Studio program Concert N SuGr=Chisage Vocal; Died WOR. Newark. Witching Hour. (487) aukee. Dance Music wo Bi SATE Bt He a lot tie. WSB (405)--Atlanta. Bis res 12.00 CNRW (308) Winnipey, KGO (379.5)--Oakland. (468)--Los Angeles, Symphone KNX (285.5)--Hollywood. Feature i Ti ey G43) -Rullalo, Organ, 428)--Cinci, Gibson orchestra; bah WMAQ (447.5)--Chicago. Benson chestra (2 hours). WNAC (244)--Boston, Gallagher's or- (487)~Milwauk Club; Orchestra. Ywaghee: (416)--Chic Dares Now ago. Entertainens; : KSTP Sse. Paul. Dance music, or- Turners TRICKS COAL COMICS MONEY IN 'THE FURNACE OR MONEY IN 'THE BANK 7 BUY YOUR COAL IN SUMMER --- SUMMER PRICE |S CHEAPER - OM, PHONE TO US TODAY = ORDER FOR 'THE WINTER = NOW FRIENDS, WHAT wtegal 1 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SUMMER COAL RATES" QUR COAL GIVES HEATING SATISFACTION. WHY EXPERIMENT? Lid. W.J. TRICK 25 ALBERT ST. ' PHONES 230 -157 KYW (2%4)~Chicago. KGO Ran Xian ty Sarita Plecrike Program, WISN (268)--Milwaukee. Organ; dance music. 1245 WDAF (452)~Kansas City. Frolic, 1.00 CNRV (291)--Vancouver. Male quartet KJR (309)--Seattle. Meyer's orchestra. KPO (441)--San Francisco, Variety hr. KYW (294)--Chicago. Insomnia Club. KFI (468)--Los Angeles. Concert chestra, WBBM (38%)--Chicago. Dance period. 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