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PAGE TWELVE " "PHE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1929 7 AAAI ES SS Transplanting Flowers 3 Kingston--Several flower plants fave been transplanted into the va- rious beds at the City Park, and are showing vigorous growth. » Repairing Pavement 4: Picton--Men have been busy dur- ing the past week repairing the bro- ken pavement where it had been heaved and broken by the frost. Fountains Installed Port Hope~The drinking fountain Has been installed at the corner of Queen and Walton strects again. A coat of bon ami would not do any harm to the receptacle. we A New Walk' ""Kingston.--The works "department is engaged in constructing a concrete walk on the cast side of Patrick street, between Thomas and Russell streets. Work at Airport . Kingston.~Work at Kingston's air- port is progressing. The runways have commenced to take form, while the woodwork on the hangar has been completed. Naming Officials Kingston.--Officials are being named for the track meet of the Ontario Athletic Commission which is being held here on June 7th, and in which a great many entrants from the dis- tries will take part. "EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS Fortunate Boys - Belleville.~Boy. Scouts who will re- present Belleville troups at the great | west o wh aL Nirah Fo Sy Al had' planted along side the roadway on 3 vn ng side 'ear ago jlst the castern gate i the town. . ed : Promenade for Kingston Kingston~The City ouncil has decided to expend $30,000.0n the con- struction of a permanent breakwater and promenade on King street west. the work will be commenced in. the empire jamboree at Birmi England, in July, have been chosen. : Abundant Hay Crop Picton.--The outlook for an abund- ant hay crop is very bright. The fre- quent heavy rains in April and May assures a good hay crop. Fall wheat also promises well except in wet land. Traffic Markings . Port Hope.--~White traffic markings are being made at the downtown in- tersections and pedestrians for their own safety, should make use of these lanes. Making Good Progress Kingston--Good progress is being made on the removing of the top off the roadway on Princess street be- tween Barrie and Alfred streets, in preparation for the new pavement. Disposes of Business Property Brockville. -- W. J. Manahan has' disposed of business and residential property located at 108-110-112 King street west, near Buell street coener, to a Toronto real estate broker. Mr. Manahan does not know as to what uses the property will be put. Trees Destroyed Kingston.--Some person or persons willfully destroyed about thirfy of the trees which the horticultural society HEAT YOUR HOME THE DIXON WAY Summer is almost here, or according to the date it should be, and also the time to think of filling that coal bin for Old Man Winter, who never forgets, but always comes. Call and Let Us Tell You About Our Jeddo Coal Cannel and And All Other Fuels That Are Carried to Serve the People of Oshawa Call today and experience the service and satisfaction this company gives to every customer. Dixon Coal Co. Phone 262 Solvay Coke Pocahontas FOUR DIRECT LINES fall, the y being raised by deb- entures, | Picton~The Maple Leaf Mills ' at the west end of the village, which has, been idle for several years, has been leased to the Muir and Walker Bag Corporation, Limited, for one year with the probability that they will purchase the property at the end of that time. | 3 Paving Contracts Out | Port, Hope.~The Amiesite Paying Company, have been awarded three .| contracts in. the .Campbellford dis- trict, . two miles in" the Village ; of Warkworth, one' and one-half miles in 'the village. of Brighton and one and 'one-half miles.in the village: of Colborne, . Call: for, Tenders : Gananoque ~The by-laws calling for: tenders for the' construction of a permanent 'roadway "on: Stone street riorth, were passed at the meeting of the "Town Coyncil' on Tuesday night and the 'tenders are to be in by May 29th. FEN ' Appeal Entered ~ Kingston.--Appcal is to be entered, it is/understood, by 'A. B."Cunning- ham, K.C, in the case of James Hickey vs.. George Heck, which .was recently dismissed "in County Court here. The case was that of residents of the county, and was a claim' for damages for trespassing, » Beautiful' Sight : Port; Hope~The grounds at the Hospital are now a beautiful sight. The seeding on the newly made lawn around the new wing is just above the ground, now: and it completes na- ture's carpet of green around the.in- stitution, © Appointments Made Picton. -- Two appointmeénts: were made this week by Sir Henry Dray- ton, chairman of the Ontario Liquor Board, to the vacancies caused by the suspension of the staff at Picton some time ago, Mr, J. J. Garvin was.dp- pointed ' yendor. of the liquor stare and George A. Welsh was appointed manager of the beer warchouse, Still Making Repairs Kingston.~Owing to the high wa- ter 'and waves sweeping over the wharf with every south-west wind, the work of making repairs at the Yacht Club is progressing slowly. The stones and old cement have been levelled. in preparation for - the new cement, and. some' timbers have been placed along the west side of the wharf, Guns to be Replaced Peterboro.--The guns are to be put back in Confederation Park as soon jas the proper concrete bases have *been . laid, according to a decision 'reached by the members of the parks preference. INSIST ON HAVING "BRITISH EMPIRE" PRODUCTS Empire Shopping i 3 Empire Buyers are Empire Builders Everything displayed in our store throughout the coming week will be of Empire production. Wherever possible Canadian products will" have the MAY 25 to JUNE1 ~ Bellachenne Dresses A Canadian product tubfast and sunfast. MADE IN CANADA Ideal for Summer. wear. A gto (Hi - I | Sunburned With Safety Most of us enjoy a day ini the brilliant sunshine, but oh! the after effect. You can't stand -- you 'can't lie down--you can't walk--you can't do any- thing 'with comfort unless you use Gray's Balm This extremely efficient product removes all sting, the burning and soreness 'at once, because it is a perfect anodyne, anti- septic, counter-irritant, and healer. Get a jar from 'the Rexall Drug Store today and enjoy the celebration. : Jury & Lovell THE REXALL STORES | | King E. Simcoe S. | Phone 28 Phone 68 |i committee of the city council and the representatives of returned soldiers appointed at a meeting of the re- turned men last fall." Two guns will be placed on it. WOMAN SHOT BY FORMER BOARDER Had Appeared in Police Court at Instigation of Woman For Theft Sudbury, Ont, May 27.--Mrs. Rosie Pashanuk, 38, Sudbury boarding house keeper, was shot through the left lung last cvening at seven o'clock while entering her back door with an armful of wood, and died a few minutes: later. Peter Myhal, a former roomer, was arrested by the Sudbury police who stated he admitted the shooting. J The shot was fired from the upper window of a house on Minto Lane, 300 feet away. The bullet entered the woman's back below the shoulder blade and passed through the lung. Dr. G. R. Jones was immediately call- ed but the woman died within a few moments of his arrival. Troublé between Nyhal and 'the dead woman brought him into polige court several months ago when he was acquitted on a charge of petty theft. Mrs, Pashanuk had heen separated from her husband for some time. Fol- lowing the shooting the police started for Myhal who was finally found walking quietly down Station street. He surrendered quietly. PORT T0 OPEN + ONTHURSDAY Three Air Derbies Planned in Connection With ! Big Meet Hamilton, May 28.--Plans are now complete for the formal opening of Hamilton's new civic airport and the three-day aircraft show which will be held in connection with. this ev- ent. The opening will take place at 230 pm. on Thursday, June 6, with Hon. G. Howard 'Ferguson, Premier of Ontario, officiating, and. with an estimated attendance of 25,000 people. On 'the morning of June 6 the Pre- Fad WOMAN 38 bs, $21; u| i a ue Produce Prices in the ws Commercial Markets TORONTO PROVISION PRICES Toronto wholesale dealers 'are quoting the following prices to the trade: "Smo medium, 31 to 33¢; cooked Jame, die; Fig ed Lon, 25¢; Liha ast bacon, 26 to H cks, peamcal to 38; do, smoked, 30 to 40c. * Cured meats--Long clear bacon, 50 to 70 70 to 90 Ibs., $19; 90 to-100 lbs. and up, $18; lightweight rolls, in barrels, $11.50; heavyweight rolls, $38.58 per barrel. Lard--Pure, tierces, 16 1-4c; tubs, 16 to 16 1-2c; pails, 16 3-4c; prints, 38 1.2 to 1Yc. Shortening, tierces, 13 1-2 to 14 tubs, Her Jails, 14 1-2c; tins, 16 1-2c; prints, 5 1- H Pork loins, 32c; New York shoulders, 1-2¢c; pork butts, 26 1-2¢c; pork hams, 27 1-Zc. ked meald® Hams, 2 TORONTO FARMERS' {MARKET The following are quotations retail in ef- fect on the St. Lawrence market, Torontu: Produce-- | Eggs, extras, per dozen 0 49 a ., firsts, per dozen ' 0 35 Duck eggs, doz. Butter, dairy, per poun . Do., creamery, per pound .... Fruits and Vegetables Asparagus, 2 bunches Carrots, 3 bunches . Beets, 3 bunches Onions, dry, 11-qgt Do., 6-qt. basket . Cahbage Spinach, peck . Salsify, bunch Mushrooms, per poun Leaf lettuce, three for .. Head lettuge, cach . Leeks, two bunches .. Potatoes, bag Cucumbers, 3 for Parsley, per bunc Cress, three for ... Celery, per bundle . Oranges, per dozen Grapefruit, three for . Lemons, per dozen . Bananas, per dozen Sweet potatoes, 6° q Cranberries, qt, Apples, 11.gt. basket .:. Rhubarb, six bunches New potatoes, peck Green beans, 6 qt. . Green peas, 6 qt. ... Strawberries, quart . MONTREAL . PRODUCE Montreal, May 25.--Butter was cheaper to the wholesale trade during the week ine market for Eastern Townships No. 1 pasteur- ized was generally at 35 1.2c per lb. This was 1-2¢ less than mid week prices and the same as on last Monday. To the retail trade prices were unchanged. Receipts were 4,016 boxes. Cheese prices advanced a httle higher last week. No. 1 Ontarip colored became 17 1.8 to 17 .5-8 per 1b, waxed while Quebec No. 1, white and colored was 17 to 17 1-ic per Ib., wholesale. 0 30¢: | A little easier feeling entered the local egg market during the week and prices: were sha- deft slightly, while wholesale car lot quota- tions were 1-4c lower. Prices to the retail trade were unchanged.' Potatoes yemained steady, EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK . East Buffalo, May 25.--Receipts of hogs, 100; holdovers, 100; market uneven, 10 to 25 cents higher; top. $11.75; bulk 230 pounds down, including light lights and pigs, $11.65 to $11.75; few heavier butchers around $11.35, most packing sows, $10, Réceipts, of cattle, 25; to-day's 4rade no- minal; for the week most slaughter classes steady to 25 cents lower; bulls stéady; ip yearlings for week, $14.65; best heavy steers $14.50; bulk fed offerings, $13.25 to $14.50; common and medium cows, $8.50 to $9.50; few up to $10; cutter grades, $5.75 to $7.55; medium bulls, $8.50 to $9.50, Receipts of calves, 50; steady top, $15; for week better grades, 50c lower; late bulk, $14.50 to $15; plainer 'kinds steady." id Receipts of sheep, 50; not enough on sae to make a market; for the week market gen- erally steady; top clipped lambs, $14; bulk, $13.50 to $14; throw outs, mostly $10.50 to $12; odd lots of springers, $17 to $17.50; aged wethers, $8.75; fat ewes, $6 to $7. CHICAGO PRODUCE FUTURES - Chicago, May ~25.--Open ' commitments: Eggs, May 35; June, 34; November old, 186; do, new 1,405, Butter, June 27; December 4, Two market receipts: Butter, Today, 23. 727; last year, 19,677. Eggs today, 52,186; last year, 36,997, Chicago spot market--Butter, extras, 41 3-4c; 'tone steady. Eggs, firsts 29 1-2 to tone éasy. Movement at four markets--DButter, Net in, 412,530; last year, net in, 265,130. Eggs--Net A] in, 36,373; last year, net in, 42,621, Street stocks--Butter, today, 98,633; last Jear, 82%, Eggs, today, 138,884; last year, 141,621, New York spot market--Butter-- Extras, Ho} rons steady. Eggs, firsts, 32 1.4c; tone steady. * NEW YORK PRODUCE New York, May 26.--Butter, steady: re- ceipts, 7,986. Eggs, firm; receipts, 26,982, Fresh gathered extra first, 1.2 to 33c. Cheese firm; receipts, 236,418, 32 LOCAL GRAIN QUOTATIONS Grain dealers on the Toronto Board of Trade are making the following quotations for car lots: Manitoba Wheat 2 Northern, $1.16. No. 3 Northern, $1.12 1.2, No. 4 wheat, $1,09. No. 5 wheat, 98 1.-2c, No. 6 wheat, 87c. Feed wheat, 75c. (c.i.f. Goderich and Day ports. track, lc higher than above.) No. Price en mier will be tendered a civic recep- tion at the City Hall by Mayor Wil- 1 | Speakers for the banquet will be the Premier, Colonel W. G. Baker, liam Burton, apd there will be anjyv.C, DSO, and bar, M.C. and two informal luficheon for the Premier,| pars, great Canadian war ace, and his party, and other guests 'at noon. In the evening a big civic banquet will will be invited. | Major-Gen. J. H. MacBrien, CM.G., be given, to which the public] D.S.0., President of .the Aviation League of Canada. Coke Canne Office--25 Albert St. COAL COAL COAL THE BEST THE MINES PRODUCE 2,000 Lbs. to Every Ton Let us put in your Winter's supply of coal now, will allow you a liberal discount for cash. WJ. Trick Company Limited [Coal Wood We Phones 230 and 157 MAN KIDNAPPED TAKEN FOR RIDE BY TORONTO THUGS Was Driven 18 Miles Through City With Gun Stuck in Ribs POLICE MAKE SEARCH Six Suspects Freed After i Auto Recovered Uncamaged Toronto, May 27.--According to the story told police two armed gangsters entered a parked automobile at Well ington and Scott streets in broad day light Saturday afternoon and, press ing revolvers against Cyril IL. Mur- ray, radio agent, living at 213 Yonge street boulevard, took him {for a ride in his own .car, With Murray wed- zed in between them in the drivers' scat, the rackecteers drove the auto- mobile through downtown streets travelling a distance of some 18 miles to Thistletown, where they stopped on the roadside and commanded Mur- ray to descend and walk 100 yards on a nearby vacant farm. Walking him through woods on the property, Murray alleges, they used pieces. of copper wire they carried in the inside band of their caps to bind his hands to a tree. They then relie- ved "him of $111.45 in money, a che- que for $17 and his watch, and drove away in his car. CANADIAN CHOIRS TRINPH IN US, New York, May 27.--Two Canadian male choirs literally covered themsels ves with musical world glory in caps turing two of the first three places in the final competition Saturday of New York's gala choral concert, The Ottawa temple choir, 76 strong, finie shed a single point behind the wine ning unit in the "B" class contest-- the Baltimore Ore and Ohio Railroad Glee club of Baltimore, Maryland-- while the other: Canadian entry, the Peterbora male chorus, placed third, ---- urrah! Summer Has ome... The Verandah urniture Was Put In Use Yesterday «+. But There Are Several Pieces Needed to Complete | e Furnishings. th = ------ Hamme Couch i Simmons' Hammo Couch upholstered in strong khaki duck fitted on link spring with well made cushions. | Regular $14.25 ........ Stand Regular $5.95 ...... py Regular $8.95 _.. 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