Oshawa Daily Times, 8 Sep 1927, p. 10

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RA Pr TT VE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1927 an a, R i AOA NS TT ED PUT SO ANN 3 NH ARIAT 4% ------ "me -- { AND tin Provincial Reports Indicate Record Potato and Hay Yields Quebec, Sept. 8.--Crop reports in the Province of Quebec indicate another bumper crop for potatoes and hay, with apples and plums re- ported abundant, cereals fairly well advanced, Indian corn mediocre, as well as tobacco in Montcalm and L'- Assomption countles and vegetables in general reported good. Hay and potdtoes suffered from rain in the northen district of the province while in the eastern town- ships frost caused a little damage to tomatoes, beets an cucumbers, while in some of the localities in the Montreal district rain, frost and black rust damaged various crops. The report for the Montreal dis- trict states: In this reglon, reap- ing 1s not advanced. Barley, wheat and oats will give a good crop, Potatoes are fairly abund- ant. In Montcalm and L'Assomp- tion counties the tobacco crop will be mediocre. On the other hand, in Joliette and Berthier counties, the outlook is excellent, \Indian corn will give an ordinary yield. There will be few apples and plums, but an ordinary yield of vegetables. In general, cereals did not suffer from dryness, In some localities, rain, frost and black rust caused a little damage, Local markets are good and dairy products sell fairly well, £4,000 DAMAGES FOR MANCHESTER WOMAN London--Mr, Justice Acton awarded £4,000 damages at Manchester Assizes to Mrs. Ada Driver, aged 29, of Traf- ford Park, Manchester, who lost both her legs and part of her left hand when run over by a goods train at Trafford Park. The defendants were thie Manchester Ship Canal Company. The judge, speaking with emotion, said it was impossible to imagine a more terrible case. A vigorous, healthy, |Z happy, bright young woman, in the threshold of life was in an instant converted into a mere mutilated frag- ment of humanity. No money in the world could compensate a human be- ing for such a terrible deprivation of everything that makes life worth ly- ing. Mrs. Driver was carried into the court, A projecting shunter's pole between two trucks was alleged to haye knock- ed her under a goods train as she was waiting with a friend for a bus. GASOLINE TRADE SEEKS MORE BUSINESS LL 3) re) Reg U by Metropohtan Newspaper Service §. Pat Off Copyright 1927, oT AITTL zn Wat looked like da Come orn, sun--skine or cur Ela! E RIFT clouds! |] DO YOU KNOW: MR- JIGGST | HAVE LAID OUT A TOUR OF, ITALY FOR YOU THAT 1% IDEAL." Bl 5, . I FIRST, YOU GO TO BEAUTIFUL NAPLES A CITY OF SONG HISTORY AND ROMANCE J SA C4 go Ja hh | li YOU CAN SPEND FIVE DAYS WN THEM: THEN To | POMPEII AND MOUNT -- ; VESLVIUD! PROCEED" oh LISTEN: NAPLES iI OUT - WHAT (AND THE ART CALLERIES'|[}|OTHER BRIGHT IDEAS HAVE You? Chicago.--The gasoline trade expects to market more than 50,000,000 gallons of gas during the next two months. The second half of the summer pro- mises better than the first, but distri- butors are now concerned. over the winter outlook with the likelihood of continued large production and prob- ably a further increase in stocks of crude oils and products. It is' reported that jobbers have en- dured a distinctly unsatisfactory sum- mer from the standpoint of profits. i ABERD 27 Wat 320d S¢., peas 5th Ave. NEW YORK Joho FE. Downey, Menaging Director Felt Bros. 2 he LEADING JEWELERS | 8 Established 1886 khsk EREewn LL ELE PuBNPR APE = se aishosiee "= & bd E TELLING TOMMY JEAN VALJEAN IS | A CHARACTER IN "LES MISERABLES" lf BY VICTOR HUGO. } JEAN VALJEAN AND COSETTE QUASIMOBO, THE WUNCHBACK cro HUGO, THE GREATEST LITERARY FIGURE OF FRANCE IN THE I9™ CENTURY WAS BORN AT BESANCON, ON FFB. 26,1802. HE WAS THE SON OF A THE ARMY GF HAPOLECH BONAPARTE. [33UG0 HROTE A TRAGIC DRAMA AT 14 A PRIZE FOR A POEM AND AT 22 HE WAS RECOGNIZED AS A MASTER OF THE LYRIC AND BALLAD STYLES OF VERSE. HE WAS 60 YEARS OLD WHEN HE WROTE "LES MISERABLES" 27. by King Features Syndicate. Inc Great Bima vights reserved EE rrr g } 00 YOU KNOW [8 THERE HUGO § WHO WROTE Wl ASKING LES MISERABLES, QUESTIONS fl BETTY ? REG'LAR FELLERS-- » 8T5, GOTT MISTER 3 GOT MY PENCIL PLEASE? J OST NIT , NUTTING TO OOMLAUF, WILY, CHARPEN IT You SHARPEN MITT! PEE pe JUS WAITLL I \ LAY MY. HANDS ON rs AL WS Fault? 1 BUSTED THE POINT OF MY PENCIL DRAWIN A FUNNY PITCRER or RIM} TILLIE THE TOILER--Now You Know Who's Boss [1 CANT GO RIDING XT 10 COME Mea NEVER MAC AND nor GIVEN ME COMPLAMENTS Likes YOU GAME MIS dr SHES MIND AROLOCE\ZING SOLVE NEVER Zou ANY MORE. TO0AY-

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