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PAGE =IGHT "THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929 YOUTH ACCUSED OF SERIOUS CRIME 1S ACQUITTED Newmarket Mechanic Freed After Jury Deliberates Half an Hour Toronto, Jan, 16.--After less than Thali an hour's deliberation, an As- sizes jury yesterday acquitted Char- les Tunney, 24-year-old Newmarket mechanic, on a charge of committing a serious offence against an 18-year- old girl who resides in the same tow, Although Mr. Justice Jeffrey had told the jury that he was in accord with their finding, he warned Tun- ney, in discharging him, that he had been a fortunate man; "I trust that this will be a lesson to you." he said. In discharging the jurors, the judge said that he could not see how they could have arrived at any verdict oth- er than an acquittal, . ¢ Tunney was charged with having assaulted the girl on the night of 20 MINUTES That's all. Twenty minutes after taking a ZUTO0 tablet your headache will be gone, One of these little tablets--safe, reliable end harmless as soda--will stop spy | Ad he 20 Dr, better still, taken when feel the cn coming on, a ZUTOO tablet will ward it off--nip it in the bud. No Headache October 20, in a niotor car outside the home of his brother, eLo, just outside the Newmarket town line. Testifying yesterday in his own de- fence, Tunney claimed previous in- timacy with the young woman, Police Criticize In his address to the jury, His Lordship declared that he had not been satisfied with the evidence of Sergt. Tom Kirk, of the county pa- lice, with respect to a certain ques: tion bearing' on the charge which Tunney, the defence contended, had asked the officer. As to Constable O. J. Smart, who had accompanied Kirk in making the arrest, the judge re- marked: "You know how much help he was. to us in this case, He may have been telling the truth but he is not very intelligent." Kirk secured a written statement from the girl accusing Tunney and from the prisoner a statement in which the latter made damaging ad- missions. On the witness stand, Tun- ney claimed that the statement did not express properly his meaning. Regarding the statement, His Lord- ship said; "Because it has been ad- mitted in evidence against him, that does not in fact make it conclusive evidence against him, if he says that this statement, signed by him, does not properly set out what he said or meant to say to the officer." AIDED IN MURDERS UNDER COMPULSION Nephew 'of Gordon North. cott Testified He Helped in Killing Riverside, Cal,, Jan. 17, -- San- ford Cark, 15-year-old nephew of ale TET ra S. F. EVERSON, Local Manager Private Wire System 11 King Sivest East, Oshaws Phonus 143 and 144 ! «= Above C.P.R. 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Try them, c. and 50e, dealers everywhere, --ab Gordon Stewart Northcott, and principal witness against him: in his trial on a charge of murdering three young boys on his Wineville chicken ranch, testified today that under duress he helped, Northcott kill Lewis and Nelson Winslow, Clark said the two Pomona, Cal,, brothers were slain in the chicken house on the "murder farm," The bodies were buried in a shallow grave while the victims were still groaning, he said, Nelson Winslow was the first to be killed. Clark testified North- cott struck the boy on the head with an axe and forced him to use a hatchet on the youth, Then the brother was brought into the chicken house and Clark said he struck Lewis on the head severa¥ times after which Northcott wield- ed the axe, "Stewart said he would kill me if I didn't," Clark stated. USE CHRISTIAN HYMNS London, Jan. 17,--Buddhists are appropriating hymns hitherto used only by Christians, according to Rev, Gegrge McNeil, head of the Wesleyan Central Mission, The Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Modern woman . From Store to Store is . . how differently s no More . . . . he buys her food needs to-day. instead of the tramp, tramp, tramp from store to store, she has adopted the n ew and better way . . . needs Fine foods from across the seven seas . . | the popular nationally advertised brands of groceries . . one store, the A & P Store, for all her food , fruits and vegetables . . . . fancy butter, really choice teas and coffees, in fact A & P's assortment is so complete there's no longer any need to "shop around." Visit the A & P Store in your community to-morrow. way to shop and the sure way to save. It's the modern These Grocery Specials Good Until Wednesday, Jan. 23rd At All A & P Stores Including Oshawa, Whitby, Mimico and Weston EAGLE BRAND MILK Condensed 3 tins 50¢C THE WHITE NAPTHA P&G SO AP - 10 Cakes 36¢C CATELLI'S ™oveaus™ rie. 33C GLASSCO WEEK-END SPECIAL PEARS No. 1 CHOICE KEIFFER Tins Lh Ad ONLY KRAFT CANADIAN LOAF GRANULATED WEEK END SPECIALS On Fruits and Vegetables SUGAR SWEET AND SEEDLESS SKI-ING BECOMES ONE OF CHIEF SPORTS, CANADA Department of Natural Re: sources Says It Has Ad. | vantage Over Skating -- Ottawa, Jan, 17.--What is Cara- da"s most popular winter outdoor sport? A few years ago there would have been no question about it. Skating and its associated game of hockey would have been given the decision. Times have changed and the Natural Resources publication says: "Ski-ing is un- doubtedly Canada's most popular outdoor winter pastime and year by year the number of its devotees steadily grows." { There has been much written as to whether skating has to take second place to the Norwegian pas- time in popularity among Canadi- ans and many writers have ex- pressed the opinion that the steel blades are steadily giving place to runoers of ash and hickory, Some have foreseen in this a dearth of hockey players in future because a person has to be an outstanding skater before he can be of much use in chasing a puck, However, many of the young people both ski and skate Certainly the scnoo) rinks where hoekey starts are still a big attraction and neariy all the youngsters who throng them also are fairly proficient on skis. "The great sport of ski-ing," says the Natural Resources circu- lar, "has the immense advantage that it can be enjoyed in a leisure- ly or strenuous fashion as the par- ticipant desires, and on that ac- count almost as many past the age of forty as under are among its de- votees, Although all may not be- come proficient in the art of ski- jumping and consequently quite a number turn out to watch these displays of skill and daring, there are no spectators at a ski hike or cross-cocntry run when novice and expert each derive 2a maximum of enjoyment from the outing. However, the craft of skiing does not end with the advility to travel quickly over the snow, fascinating as that is, but just as the expert skater goes on to greater devel- opment of his skill, so the earnest student of skiing has before him the technical side of the pastime and scores of difficult feats." While snowshoeing is still use- ful in many occupations it has sur- rendered absolutely to ski-ing as a sport. Bobselighs and tobog- gans are- also losing in popularity hefore the Norse pastime, Ottawa Was one ski club with 2,200 members which is claimed to be 'the largest in the world and it is estimated that there are 10,000 active skiers in the Capital. They mostly hike in the Gatineau Hills north of the city. The rolling [Laurentian country near Montreal makes skiing a great sport there and the city of Quebec is famous for its ski-trails and slides. Many of the smaller towns of Ontario and Quebec also have growing clubs. Out in the Rockies and Selkirks ski-ing has been popular i for years and the carnivals there, {at Banff and Revelstoke, are world | famous. This winter more people are fol- | lowing the ski trails than ever be- fore, They got an early start in this region; considerable snow fell about the first of December in , East Ontario and Quebec. However, {mild weather interfered later but with the turn of the year more (snow came and the hills were soon thronged with boys and girls, men and women, rushing along the , trails, dodging the trees and doing breath-taking turns. HOME Asa Special Attraction During Our February Clearance Sale We Offer These RADIO BARGAINS on our Easy Payment Plan. These Sets are all priced stripped and in first class condition. Don't fail to take advantage of these bargains at the amazingly low prices Look over our window display. Everything in this sale must go. NEW ATWATER KENT, 6 tube, Chesterfield Console Model, Pooley Cabinet, single dial, Sale $1 30 $5 MARCONI Horn Speakers, 3 only, Sale Price VERNON Power Cone Speak- $15 er, Sale Price ve Balkite A & B. Reg. $110, Sale Price ,e $70 DERESMADYNE 5 tube $69 Table Model, Sale Price FEDERAL 5 tube, 3 dial Table Model. B 20, Sale : $39.50 Price sssrens FEDERA table model. 3 dial. Federal A-10--5 tube Sale Price .. ...00.. $39.50 FARRAND SEMOR, Cone Reg. Price $125, Sale Price TEMPLE CONSOLE, Speaker, Sale Price $59 Reg. Price $125 $29 FEDERAL E-10, Table - $79 Model 8 tube, Sale Price KING, 6 tube Console Peer- $140 less Speaker. Sale Price STEWART WARNER, 2 tone, Wal- nut, Table designed to hold batter- ies. Built in Speaker, Sale $38 $35 New Atwater Kent 7 tube. Totally shielded single dial. Sale Price .... Oranges 5 ve. 35¢€ Smaller Size Doz. .. .» » 29¢ ICEBERG Lettuce 2 ness 15€ CAPE COD Cranberries |b. 24¢ YELLOW COOKING 21¢ Onions 4 "= "EXTRA LARGE FLORIDA Grapefruit 2 for 25¢ Tomatoes bh. 17¢ ATWATER KENT {PARTY OF SIX DROWN ON WAY FROM DANCE Dublin, Irish Free State, Jan. 17. ~Three youths and three girls were drowned off Rossmuth, Cou- nemara, Galway, Tuesday night, while returning from a dance. Their boat, which apparnetly had capsized, has been washed cshore with one girl's shaw] and two caps, but with no other trace of the ill-fated party. $105 3 ONLY Balkit A Elim 6. Beg. $51.50. Sale Price ,... --WESTONS BULK 101bs. §5¢ Sodas 2 5 29¢ DELMO ES ED Pineapple No. 2 Tin 2%¢ "CHOCOLATE COVERED Bars: ino E0c OK'S F Baking Powder £ 35. £%¢ . ITISH CONSOI. Blends pkg. 23¢ OUR OWN ENCORE BRAND Mayonnaise 8' ;- THURSDAY COFFEE SALE BOKAR Pr SSe The Coffee Supreme 1% 12: 28c 8 O¢clock 1b. 47¢ PURE SANTOS » Figs Cookin: 30. 2 clr nL Gc Keiller's Bramble Jelly s.r 28¢ and SATURDAY FRIDAY ; YOUNG LAMB i] MEATS ne SPEPIALS FRONT QUARTERS » |b. 17¢ 3 ONLY Salkite 185V B and Trickle, Chgr. 05 Amp. Reg. $85.00. $65 Balkite B135.V. Reg, $51.00, Sale Price ...... $39 CROSLEY WALNUT RADIO, Table with built in Brandes Speaker and space 0 for batteries. Sale Price $3 1 ONLY 115-V Sale $39.50 Balkite-B, DeForest Crosley 2 dial Console, 5 tube Peerless speaker. TRANSFER SEIZED LIQUOR Chatham, Jan, 17. -- Provincial police have decided to transfer 1,- 000 cases of liquor, seized in the FRESH MILKFED CHICKENS For Roasting 5 Ib. ave. 40¢ EXTRA SPECIAL! YOUNG rum-runner Onoway at Erieau, to a storage plant in Chatham. An- nouncement to this effect was made here 'Tuesday, the booze to be transported by motor trucks MARCONI 4 tube, 2 dial Table Model. Sale Price FEDERAL TABLE MODEL Speaker, No. 110. 4 tube. Node, Sale Frico rrr $2 RADIOLA 4 Tube Regenofiex. 2 dial. Wednesday morning Last week a similar number of cases of li- | quor were transferred from the Anna, the first rum boat to be seized at that port. PORK TENDERLOINS . . 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