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§ 8833 33p3psss ods £ LIE i FUNERAL HELD The funeral took place yesterdav at Rossmount of Mrs. R. Kinsman, "who passed away on Monday. The services were conducted by Rev. J. F. Mears, Port Hope. Mrs, Kinsman survived by her husband,-one som, Baron, and one daughter, Mrs. Am- sey, of Rossmount. ; AGED RESIDENT PASSES Mrs Sherwood Aldrich, well known resident of Brockville, died early yesterday. One daughter, Mrs. Hugh F. Newton, Brockville, stirvie- her mother, as does deceased's ther, Mrs. William F. Edgar, and one sister, Mrs. H. A, Taylor, Brock- ville. OPEN NEW BUILDING The new building recently erected at Brockville by the Newton-Dakmn Construction (Co, of Montreal, for the manufacture of evaporated milk and for storage purposes at the plant of the Laing Produce & Storage Co, E-------- The OSHAWA, WINTER CLEARANCE SALE Starts LIMITED Saturday Morning January 7 at 9 o'clock Do not let anyone persuade you to buy -- DRY GOODS, "LINENS, BED: DING, /ILLIN- ERY OR READY. TO-WEAR Until the opening of this, The Great- est January Clear- ance Sale this city has ever known. Shop at The Arcade THE BUSY BARGAIN STORE will be formally with a mon- ster dance from 8 p.m. until 2 am. during the night of Thursday, Janu- ary 12, J Al 5A ugural Ina h t ina meeting for the yeas ¢ Brockville Town Council © y comiifect was oa ied io eo sist Aldermen - J. Manahan, F, Wolthausen, . C. lor, N. G, Somerville and Henry Walter, while Aldermen T. W. Major, Thomas Burns, George A, Wright, J. J. Hall, and Dr. J. L. Carroll were re an pointed to the works committee. At a subsequent brief ting Alderman Major was unanimously re-elected chairman of ghe works committee and the same hon bestowed on Al- derman Burns'as vice-chairman, The chairman of the executive committee will be elected on Thursday. OFFICERS INSTALLED Installing Officer Deputy Grand Regent, Mrs, J, J. Jackson, of To- ronto, with Legionnaire Mrs, A, Cooper acting as Grand Guide last evening installed the officers of Belleville Logige Chapter, No, 435, of the Women of Moose-heart Legion of Belleville. The officers were: Past Regent Legionngire, Mrs, E. T. Bun- nett; Senior Regent Legionnaire, Mrs. W. Parry; Junior Regent Leg- ionnaire, Mrs, J, Griffiths; Chaplain Legionnaire, Mrs. Slaughter; Treas urer, Mrs. W, C. Edwards; Record: er Legionnaire, Miss M. Doran, --le-- VALUED PIN LOST To wear a tie pin for almost 60 years and then lose it was the sad misfortune that overtook George Deannard, of 479 Donegal street, Peterboro, Mr,'Deannard is the fa- ther of the genial police sergeant and while either,on his way to or from mass in Peter's Cathedral on Christmas morning he lost a valuable tie pin, The tie pin was purchased by him many years ago in New York and had a diamond shaped red stone in it.- Mr, Dean- nard has kept it amongst his preci- ous treasures and if any person found the pin he would be very grateful if they would return it to him, RE-ORGANIZATION EFFECTIVE Canadian Department Stores Lim- ited, which was organized a year ago, and which comprises the des- tinies of twenty-two well-established stores, is now in process of re-or- ganization, C. W, Lapp, manager of the Peterboro store, when asked i some time ago for a statement re- | garding it could not pay much at- | tention to the humors that were he- ing heard on the street, and in the | newspapers, However, #Mr, Lapp | now informs that the difficulties that | the company has heen experiencing were the results of a failure on the | part of the merger to supply the manarement with sufficient working | capital, TO CLEAN AREA The Dominion and Provincial Gov- ernments are preparing to clean he vine tuberculosis out of Fastern On- tario, and hope to start the work this fall, it was announced hy R. W. Wade of the Ontario Live Stock Branch at the convention of the Fastern Ontdrio Dairymen's Associa- tion, which opened at Kingston yes- | terday, If the majority of the eat | tle owners agree to the proposal, end general opipion seems favorable offi- cials will go throneh the triangular area hounded by the Ottawa and St Lawrence Rivers and the Rideau Canal, and test every animal. The reactors to the tuberculin test will be destroyed. "with the Government cattle in compensation. Mr. Wade hoped to see this "re- extended to the whole of Eastern Ontario, and he expressed the opin- | have lived during this period. the executive | plan pavine two-thirds the valuation of the Eventually stricted area" as it will be termed, jon that 15 years from now dairvmen | will consider themselves fortunate to Without mentioning the source of its information other than as "from a reliable quarter," this in circulation on Bourse concerning the revision of the Dawes plan, prior to 8. Park- er Gilbert's recent hint for\the de- finite fixing of Germany's liabil- ity had a "very real background." America, according to the bankers' scheme as described by G. [the paper, will renounce $8,000, 000,000 of the debt owed by the Allies, leaving a balance of $4, 000,000,000 of which $260,000,- 000 represented .cost of the Am- erican army of occupation, A loan with a nominal value of $6,000,000,000 ' would them be floated with the co-operation of an international banking consol- tium and the governments con- cerned, Four and a quarter bil- lion dollars of the proceeds would then be paid to America in set- tlement of all international debt claims, Great Britain would then release her debtors, The further sum of $1,600, 000,000.-would then be devoted to stabilizing the various Euro- pean currencies and to satisfying the claims of the nations which have special priority rights, like Belgium, The remaining $250,~ 000,000 would then be used to discharge the Dawes plan loan. With a proposed interest rate of 6% per cent and with a sinking THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1928 A ---- GE added two axe heads to its ex- tensive collection of axes and other tools used by men in anei- ent days. The axe heads are re- garded by the curator of the mu- deus, Prof. B. T, Currelly, as ing evidence fu that the Egyptians and natives of ancient Peru were the peoples in the though it is believed that there was no intercourse between the { two races. The two specimens are flat pleces of polished stone, curved and sharp at one end, and with two short horns protruding from each side of the top end. This top end was laid and rawhi used to lash to- gether in "criss-cross fashion the two parts of the tool, the two horns making the lashing firm, EE ---------- Stomach So Bad ~ Milk Turns Sour "My stomach.was so bad even sweet milk fermented, I suffered from gas, indigestion and headache when I ate. I found relief in Aq- lerika,"--Mrs, R. W. Brightwell, Adlerika relieves stomach gas and souraess in TEN minutes, Act- ing on BOTH upper and lower bowel, it removes old waste nrat- ter you never thought was in your system, Let Adlerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how muéh bet- ter you will feel. It will surprise you! Jury & Lovell, Druggists. the helve | M TV0 BANDITS ROB | WINNIPEG THEATRE Tell Manager Hard Winter Forced Them Into Crime : --, Winni Jan. S5-~Two lite bandits visited the offices the Lyceum Theatre, in the down-town section of the city, shortly after 10 o'clock Monday night, bound and Lar the manager, and escaped h $1,000 in cash. As they retreated from the theatre, a woman cashier and a man em- ployee followed them, and one of the bandits opened fire, but no one was it, though several persons were on the sidewalk at the time, Armed with revolvers, but unmask- ed, the bandits entered the manager's office, on the balcony floor, a short time after the' day's receipts had been taken from the box office on the main floor, "Sorry, old chap, but it's been a hard winter and we have to do this," was the greeting of one of the bandits, as G. Law, the manager, was ordered to "stick 'em up." Mr, Law was then bound and gagged, and placed in a cerner. His watch and chain was taken, and one bandit plucked the cuff-links from his shirt. They then secured the $1,000 cash, in silver and bills, from the fiicc safe and started for the door. At this moment the woman cz" opened the office door and, eni~" sceing what had taken place, backed away. Immediately the bandits emerged and walked hurriedly to the street, followed by the cashier and a man employee, They walked half a block down Portage avenue, the ------ fund rate of 3% per cent, Ger- many's annual payments the plan would be $420,000,000, "Deutsche Bergwerks Zeitung" insists that the scheme is one 'to be taken very seriously," while admitting that the fixing of Ger- many's indebtedness at $6,000, 000,000 would be much better than the "Astronomical" figure of $33,000,000,000. laid down in London in 1921, the Ruhr Dally points out that there are three objections to the plan from the German point of view; First in the transfer of the reparation deht from public to private hands Germany would lose one of her trump cards; second, Germany would lose the protection of the transfer clause; third, Germany would have to make yearly pay. ments regardless of her economie condition, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST if onaided by glasses, can maintain near range vision after middle life without strain, a50 1516 w= PHONE~ 1518 Disney Block Opposite Post Office Fine Walch Repairing pest on oe Riis nents and small Hraceles sizes, under Not even the most perfect eve, | it BASSETT'S On tame DIX Jeddo Premium Coal The Best Produced in America General Motors Wood All Fuel Orders weighed on City Scales if desirec Telephone-- Fous direct lin _s to Central ns on to Smith street. Fearing the bandits would get away, the man who accompanied the cashier shouted "stop thief." Imme diately the bandits opened fire, fore ing their pursuers to retreat, while they disappeared down a back lane. INDIAN RESERVE WILL BE SHIFTED Model Village Planned for Malecite Indians in N. B. Fredericton, N.B, Jan. §.-- The Department of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, has now under considera- tion plans for the re-locating of the Malecite Indians on the St. Maw's Reserve in the Town -of Devon, in a model Indian village and colony at Nashwaaksis, where the property known as the Pugh Farm will be used, it is stated here. The intention is to ma the place a model of its kind an possibly enlarge it by locatin Indians from elsewhere there. Twenty-two families composed of 85 people at present are on St. Mary's Reserve in the Centre of Devon and the reserve is re- cognized generally to be poorly placed. Sanitary cottages of modern design with running water are in- tended and ground for gardening and farming will be furnished by the departments and epportunity will be given for basket-making, bush-work and other occupations. J. H, Burry, of Ottawa, was in conference with, B. J. Griffiths Indian agent on the matter, Work on the new reserve will be begun an eity's main thoroughfare, and turned GATES' SPECIALS Friday and Saturday TPPTTTTTTTTTTTY Butts of Pork, Ib, ...... 20¢c I mn -- Stew, Ib, tenet enatattatante 18¢ Legs, half or whole, 29¢ Trimmed Loin in piece, The Home of the Pea Meal Wa ism vigrinrvoases S00 Pea Meal Ralls, "id 25¢ | Side Pork, bonzless, Ib., 20¢ Pea Meal Rolls, Ib., ... 25¢ -- Lard, 1b, ....ccornusnennnee 30€ Homemade Headcheese 3. A GCAIES Breakfast Bacon, Ib., .. 35¢ Sour Kraut, 3 lbs, .... 25¢ $9 P Pele PPP Pe TPPITITTTITITTITTETTVIETTETETYY a | by spring and the transfer of the - people will be completed by Aug- ust according to plans. Men's Fine Shirts, Special, ® 49 . 1.Collis & Son 50-54 King St. W, Phone 788 Opp. Centre St, QUACK, QUACK Doctor: "I'm afraid I shall not come and see you again. Farmer: "Oh, doctor, whatever is the matter?" Doctor: "Every time I come here your ducks insult me" Gigantic Clearance of All Our'Large Stock of Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Coats, etc. See our windows--They will tell you a story--Watch them tonight. (3 Freer Cid Hng, PG 4 2] y (1 Po gl' IN SRT Ju PIRI SSL 4% fv td vv if rind FULL SWI All We Ask You to do to be Convinced of i the Marvelous Bargains Offered is to Visit THE "FAIR" NG Simcoe Street S. Phone 1173