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a mem- : ockville usiness College, was clected secre- tary-treasurer, Br 1 ---- ih < Boys' C pe: Picton. ~The op At Contes, s' rig will be held at Consecon La 2 to 10. This camp is "the Prince Edward County Boys' Board and is inter: ina- tional, Rev. C, Melville Wright, B.A, is the camp director. * 'Telegrapher Dies Suddenly . Cabourg--Robert K. Cook; day op- erator at the CN.R. station here, diéd suddenly at his home from a heart attack, * Mig, Cook, who was about 63 years of a e, had been erator here for the last 40 years. is survived by his widow, one Son and ofie daughter, he x Returns To Holsteins : Kingston ~Mf. Dunam Foster, who recently sold his entire herd at his farm on the Wellington road, will réturn to the breeding of Holsteins, He has purchased the farm of Mrs, Ji Fargey in Bloomfield and will oc- cupy it after August 20th, . Straw Stack Blaze :Millbrook--A fire, which probably originated through a small child play- ing with matches, broke out in a straw stack on A. Coyte's farm on Friday afternoon, and narrowly es-|. caped having serious consequences. An S.0.S. call brought several neigh- bors, and passing motorists, who formed a bucket brigade and soon extinguished thé "flames. "A" Battery Wins Trophy 1 Kingston--~"A" Battery, RCH.A, wen the copetiiye firing practice at Petawawa. The trophy, emblematic of the firing practice championship, is always competed for with a keen tivalry between the two permanent force batteries, "B" Battery having field it for the past two years, Ma- jor R. L, Fortt is officer command- ing "A" Battery, To Treat Floor : Peterboro~At the regular meeting of the dance committee it was an- nounced that an expert is being pro- Qred to advise the committee as to the best method of jreaing the mas- tic floor at the Armouries. It has been sured that this can be made as highly finished a floor as the most. kacting dancer 'would require. A ice of factory experts has been appointed to go into this matter with e expert when he arrives, which will be in the course of a day or so, * 'Will Complete Highway Lindsay.~Motorists will be inter- ested in the announcement that the paving of the highway from Lind- say to Toronto will be completed in 2 few weeks. It had been hoped that permanent work would also have been uridertaken this spring on the Lind- { Pore say-P ghways er to withhold contracts this year until the work undertaken last year and under completion this year had settled properly, - Steam Shovel Gone Hope.--~The steam shovel and trucks used for the excavation work at Trinity College School have gone to another job, The remaining found- ations are being poured and the bricklayers are making wonderful headway, Enjoy Outing Kingston ~Kingston letter carriers are still talking of the "big" time they had in last when a party of twenty-one mot- ored .to the Bay of Quinte City, It was the occasion of the annual pic- nic of the posties of the latter city, and the Kingstonians went as their guests, in reality returning a visit made here two years ago, Ask Improved Highway Whitby ~With a view to bringing the new airport to a state of easier access a deputation appeared before the town council asking that the An- nis road, leading from Dundas street to the Base Line, be improved and if possible paved. The runway of the airport runs parallel to the road for half a mile, The matter was referred to the town streets committee, ' Held Street Dance Deseronto.--~Following the pageant at the United Empire celebration at Deseronto a street dance was held at 11 o'clock, music being furnished by the Kiltie band, This was largely attended, both sides of the street be- ing lined with spectators, One of the finest displays of fireworks ever given in Eastern Ontario was given and the spectacle was witnessed by a huge crowd, Tax Rate 48 Mills Port Hope.--The tax rate for the town of Port Hope will be 48 mills for the coming year, according to the decision of the legislators at Tues- day night's meeting of the town council when that rate was struck, This is-a drop from the 53 mills which' was the rate last year. Work Delayed Peterboro~T. Tremain-Garstang, who is in the city to construct the floats for Old Home Week, was on hand early in the Armouries to start work with 'a staff of carpenters, but out of a number promised, there was only one received with orders to start work, and that belongs to the Daugh- ters of the Empire. Promising Crops Port Hope~The first cutting of alfalfa has already commenced in Durham County, according to the weekly report and many excellent fields are to be seen, Several fine crops of red clover haves also been seen, and it looks like a good crop of hay this year, Many orchards have highway. But the] rtment considered it] elleville on Saturday THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929 FLYING WALTERS The Five Fearless Flying Wal- ters, featured on the program of Sparks Circus, which exhibits in Oshawa next Saturday afternoon and night, will be seen in some bregth-taking feats of darfng and skill executed at the very peak of the immense stretch of canvas under which the performances are given, The tension caused by this starting performance is relieved by comedy work of two of the aerial- ists, who though they appear in grotesque make-up, are quite as expert as their fellow gymnasts, THRILL IN CIRCUS Miss Walters, the only woman in this troupe, adds much to the ex- hibitien of daring by her grace- ful work in mid-air, This act belongs distinctively to the circus, for on no stage would there be the height, or the dis- tance required from one aerial pedestal to another, for such an exhibition, Displays of this nature have always been favorites with the millions of circus lovers, and the Five Fearless Flying Walters are without an equal in their per- formance at the high and dizzy heights of the big exhibition tent. been visited this past week, some be- ing totally free from fungus, while in other sprayed orchards there is considerable fungus growth due to delay in the wet orchards, The earl- ier varieties of apples seem to be set- ting excellently, Must Pay License Kingston --Taxi drivers must pay their licenses. There are a number who have mot paid and the police are checking them. In the police court on Tuesday morning six taxi drivers were fined $1 without costs and or- dered to pay their licenses. The po- lice are also checking up a number of delinquent. carters. DOOOOOOOOOOOOO000O00000000000000C ff, oo J D ORS TO THOS. MILI ER & SONS Annual R11 por al Midsummer Sale | Friday Special | 100 Billie Burke | DRESSES "The Famous Wash Dress Of Canada SPLENDID STYLES, PERFECTLY MADE AND BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED--ABSOLUTELY FAST COLORS SO000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000OCAONANNNN DOC Collie Dog Killed Brockville.--A Collie dog, said to have been the property of John Ran- ger, 12 Perth street, was injured so badly it had to be destroyed, when it was struck by a Chevrolet coupe, travelling westward, at the corner of King and McCready streets yester- day morning at 8.30 o'clock. The dri- ver of the car failed to stop the ve- hicle after running over the dog. Drove Truck Hit By Brown Cobourg.--W. H. Noble, son of Provincial Constable Robert Noble, of Cobourg, was the driver of the truck that was struck by a car driven by Omar Brown, of Oshawa, west of Oshawa, Brown being killed, Brown was driving on the wrong side of the road at a fast speed when it crashed into the truck. Salvation Army Band Campbelliord,~Qver the week end, Campbellford has enjoyed a visit from the silver band of the Peterborough Salvation Army, This was not by any means the first visit of this well- known group of musicians to this town, But it was quite evident that their popularity has not decreased, On Saturday evening and on Sunday at various times the band played on the streets and in one of the local churches. Hit Train Lindsay.--Very little damage was done and no one was hurt when R. McGill, of Janetville, ran his car in- to the side of a train parked across Lindsay street at Durham street early Monday evening. The train was at a standstill and the watchman was on duty, McGill drove up and ran into the side of the train, As he was going slowly the damage was slight. Remembered Church Lindsay.--~The late Mrs. Geo. E. Rea, for many years a resident on Glenelg street, and a life-long mem- ber and active worker in First United Church, Camlridge street, graciously and generously remembered the church and its work at her death. By the terms of her will, as an- nounced by Rev. Dr. Holding, on Sunday, Mrs. Rea left $500 to the Official Board .f the church to be Getting Skinnier Every Day Something Must Be Done and Done Right Now=--Quick Tens of thousands of thin, run- down men---yes and women too-- are getting discouraged--are giv- ig up all hope of ever being able to take on flesh and look healthy and strong. All such people can stop worry- ing and start to smile and enjoy life right now for McCoy's Cod 'Liver Extract Tablets are putting flesh on hosts of skinny folks in all parts of the world every day. One woman, tired, weak and discouraged, gained 15 pounds in five weeks .and now feels fine. And this shows what faith the makers have in McCoy's for they say; if any thin person don't gain at least 5 pounds in 30 days your money will be refunded--and only 60 cents for 60 tablets--Economy size--3$1.00. Ask for them at Jury & Lovell, T, B. Mitchell, W, I. Karn, or any drug store. QUALITY : COAL Phone 3060 MALLETT BROS. Produce Prices in t Commercial Markets ita -- ST on ; tabs, 15% to 18/4 ; ails, 16)4c; prints, to 18)4c; Shorten Hierces, 1375 to. 14vic; tubs Thc; pails 14%4c, tins, 16%4c; prints, 15%c, Pork loints, 32/5c; New York shoulders, 2c; pork butts, 27%c; pork hams, 2c, Ld FARMERS ARKEY i following are quotatiohs, retail, in fii on the = Lawrence market, Toronto; sugl! ,, Creamery, Frui¢ og: Asparagus, 2 bunches ........0 Carrots, 3 bunches Beets, ¢ bunches ions, dry, il-gt, ., 6-qt, basket! Cabbage Caulifiower Spinach, peck .... ushrooms, per pound Leaf lettuce, three { Head lettuce, each Potatoes, bag soos Cucumbers, 3 for Parsley, per bunch Cress, three for ... Celery, per bundle . Oranges, per dozen , Grapefruit, three for Lemons, per dozen . Bananas, per dozen .. Apples, 11-qt, basket ubarb, 3 bunches ew potatoes, pec Green beans, 6.qt, Green peas, 6-qt, , oy Strawberries, quart . 028 CHICAGO PRODUCE FUTURES Chicago, June 19.~Unable to maintain Tuesday's advance on the Chicago Mercian. tile exchange, December butter futures de- clined $48 a car today under a softening spot market, June fresh futures weakened $24, Egg futures, however, reflected steady spot conditions and closed unchanged, though November showed early weakness, which was wipel out by late buying support. The new system of card trading to supplement the wesent blackboard trading in periods of eayy volume under a d regulations Thursday. pen commitments :--~Butter--December, 422; June, 20, Eggs--June storage, 24; November, old, 178; do., new, 1,762, Two niarket receipts: -- Butter -- Today, 32,452; last year, 24,138, [Eggs--Today, 59,242; last year, 43,364, Chicago spot market: -- Butter -- Extras, 42%c; standards, 42%c; tone steady, Eggs-- Firsts, 29c; tone steady, New York spot market: --Butter--Extras, 44c; tone about steady, Eggs--Firsts, 30 to 30%; tone irregular, SS .CocoCcococ0o~00000000000 cones BETISRBBUSVS SRE LSTRAVSULRY S83 Street stocks: Buties~Tods 117,114; last Jos 2, Eggs oday, 1 596; last year, 3 | Mov t at ten markets ~Butter--Net in, 1 ToL; Tast ye m ear, net in, 1,480,199, Eggs-- et 'in, 45,818; last year, net in, 27,852, TORONTO GRAIN OTATIONS Grain dealers on the Toronto Board of Trade are making the following quotatios for car lots: Manitoba No. 2 northern, $1.17%. dh No: § whamersi BiH BE 0, 4 wheat, $1,11%, i No, 5 wheat, Hy 14 fd 0. 6 wheat, 88c, Feed wheat, 75c, 2 (cif, Goderich and bay ports. Price on track, lc higher than above.) TORONTO PRODUCE Toronto wholesale deéalers are offering produce to retail dealers at the following ices ; yon; Fh extras, in cartons, 35c; fresh extras, loose, ; hrsts, 30c; s, 26¢c. Butter--No. 1 creamery, prints, 40 to dic; No. 2 creamery, prints, to Hc. g Cheese--New, large, 2ic; twins, 21%c; trip. lets, 22c stiltons, Zc, 2c; twins mE to dlc, try-- Chickens, 5 1bs. up .. 4 10 5 Ibs, .. Do., 3 to 4 lbs, Hens/ over 5 Ibs, Broilers, 1b, ASL MOLMELAIN Ces 48.55 HOGS DECLINE AT BUFFALO East Buffalo, June 19.--~Hogs, 1,800; hold- overs, 500; market fairly active, mostly to ackers 10 to 15c below Tuesday's average; ulk desirable, 120 to 220 Ibs, $11.85 to $11.90; 230 to 280 lbs., $11.50 to $11.75; packing sows, $9.60 to $10, Calves, 750; mostly low grade she stock, steady; butcher cows, $2.75 to $10.25; cutter grades, $6 to $8.25, Calves, 200; vealers slow, mostly 50c lower; good to choice, $15.50 to $16, Sheep, 800; lambs draggy, generally $I lower; good to choice; $15 to $15.50; common and medium, $12.50 t ofl4;. yearlings. scarce, 25 to 50c lower, $11 to $12; fet ewes, $5.50 to $6.50; odd heads, $6.75, TORONTO HAY AND STRAW Local wholesale hay and straw dealers are making the following quotations to farmers, (delivered at Toronto) ;~ No. | timothy, loose per ton $19 00 to $20 (0 Do., baled ..... oe Nominal No, 2, do, do, 13 00 Do., 3, do,, do. 1300 Lower grades . Wheat straw Oat straw NEW YORK PRODUCE ' New York, June 19--Butter--Unsettled; re- ceipts, 20,381, Eggs--Irregular; receipts, 42,471; fresh agthered, firsts, 2954 to 30ic; do., seconds, 29 to 29%c; other grades, unchanged, Cheese--Steady; receipts, 216,466, 14 00 12 00 used for local purposes, She also be- queathed $1,000 to the Official Board to be used for Foreign Missions, Injured in Collision Brockville. ~Cars driven by Dr, Or- lando Lillie, of Banff, Alberta, and a Mr. Cunningham, of Detroit, met in collision at the junction of the Lyn road and provincial highway No. 2, the latter car being overturned and Mrs, Cunningham suffering cuts a- bout the leg and knee and bruises on the arm. Two of her children also suffered minor cuts and bruises. Mrs. Cunningham was brought to the Gen- eral Hospital where ,She is being treated by Dr. J. A. "McBroom. SEE-SAW Lady (to tramp) -- Did you see that woodpile? Tramp--Yes, 1 seen it, Lady -- You should use better grammar and say 'I saw it," Tramp--Yes, yoc saw me see ft, but you ain't going to see me saw it.--The Hobo's News, SUNDAY PAPERS CRITICISED Glasgow--At the concluding ses- sion of the annual Assembly of the Congregational Union of Scotland in Glasgow, the Rev. A. Ritchie, Galashiels, regretted the absence from the report submitted by the Temperance and Public Morals Committee of any reference to the sale of Sunday newspapers. Ac- cording to his information, some of these newspapers were very un- worthy publications, and interfer. ed with church attendance. Miss Stewart, Edinburgh, refer- red to what she described as a very offensive poster attracting atten- tion to the chief feature of a cer- tain publication. She said the pos- ter was displayed at Tollcross, Ed- inburgh, where it could be seen by hundreds of young people, and something of the same nature was on view near where the Assembly sat, Save time and strength by not ironing kitchen towels nor bath towels. Fold them neatly and lay them away, Old, large, ye; triplets and cuts, 2%; old stiltons, 30 |. HEAT YOUR HOME THE DIXON WAY Jeddo Coal call and let us serve you. The Best. TELEPHONE 262 Now is the Time to Fill Your Coal Bin With The Best Fuel Obtainable Cannel and Pocahontas And All Other Good Fuel CALL TO-DAY AND EXPERIENCE THE SERVICE AND SATISFACTION THIS COMPANY GIVES TO EVERY CUSTOMER Gravel, Sand, Stone, Lime and Building Material So when thinking of concrete work or your driveway, Dixon Coal, Gravel & Sand Co. Solvay Coke Prices Competitive, Service FOUR DIRECT LINES. DARWIN HOME OPENED London.--A new point of inter- est sure to attract many American visitors has been opened with the establishment of Charles Darwin's home, Down House, near Orping- ton, Kent, as a public museum, The house has heen restored to appear exactly as durtag his forty- year occupancy, even the wall-pa~ per being faithfully reproduced in the study where "The Origin of Species" was written, Darwin's grand piano and snuff box are am- ong the relics. For ments do GH 2 N &o Tomorrow Building When you get around to insu. lation in your specifications, write in TEN/TEST -- and let the ele- lating board will last a lifetime. The battle between the elements and building materials is a never ending struggle -- with the ele- ments and time usually the victors, Oshawa Lumber COMPANY, LIMITED 25 Ritson Road North TELEPHONE 2821-2820 their worst--this insu- WOODWARD'S GRIPE DODDS' PILLS CALIFIG .ic.ccoicii ries HEMROIDS ............ A. &H No. 3... ST ET ERT POT PP PP EY teernaranae VICK'S VAPO RUB ..... PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN ..... SCOTT'S EMULSION ..... PHILLIP'S MAGNESIA . McCOY'S C. L. O. TABS .........iccin Serre tan nanos FRUITATIVES .............. JIPANA TOOTH PASTE .......coonniiiainin FORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE ............... 30¢c, 50¢ GIN PILLS i... cone iinimais ini ae 300 NUJOL sea ess vs ensesinisscipressosessoniosns KRUSCHEN SALTS ..... WATER .. I LLL IT TIE RE rrr state nisanns 350 +.48¢ Is TEEPE TPN Aeeeanenianee Sinaia B86 69¢c, $1.00 res iN IRs tata tent HOW TO KEEP COOL . ss UL SD td OUR ANT POISON those little overrun your household. Hires' Rexall Health Salts .. GET IN THE SWIM !! Hundreds of Oshawa people during these hot June days order goods by phone from the Rexall Store, rather than endure the tiring task of shopping. This month too we have many bargains in soothing lotions and new toilet preparations, Get in the Swim---order by phone from the Rexall Drug Stores. Don't Overlook These PENNY-SAVERS CARTER'S PILLS ......... CASTORIA ...... varias CC EN A dash of REGESAN FRUIT SALINE Eaeh morning will do the trick $1.00 Bottle from which relief a positive insects 35¢ Pkg. Emsam SUMMER COOLERS Welch's Grape Juice 40¢, 75¢ Rose's Lemon Squash 90¢ Belfast Ginger Ale .. Canada Dry, case Ice Cream Bricks .... Khovah Health Sal 23¢ «or $2.00 85¢ for 83¢ Household Ext. 85c ff soc | TO 4300 CAR OWNERS OF OSHAWA Use--KOZAK--Auto Dry Wash Spend $1.50 and save fifty dollars in car washes. Cleans and polishes your car quickly and easily. Motor Jug Flashlights, complete 89¢ Thermos Bottles Unguentine Hawk-Eye Camera .. Skeeter Skoot .......... 25¢ Travel first aid kit $1.19 Sun Goggles Rubber Shoes .......... 79¢ Diving Caps coeur... 78¢ Water Balls ...... Swimming wings ...... 50¢ Ear Stopples, pr Bathing Caps up from 15¢ Summer Specials Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste ....... 8%¢ Writing Paper, Lined Envelopes Georgia Rose Body Powder 98¢c Seeley's Florida Water 20¢ French Balm ........ Georgia Rose Tale ... VACATION NEEDS .. $1.00 BATHING SUPPLIES $1.25 we 28¢ 80¢ 20c PHONE FOR YOUR DRUG WANTS Jury & L.owvell SIMCOE SOUTH PHONE 68