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PAGE TWELVE Increase Fire Brigade Cornwall.--Under a recommend- ation of its Fire, Light and Police Committee, approved at a meeting of Cornwall City Council, the mem- bership of Cornwall fire brigade will be increased from 23 to 26 ac- tive members. Council approved a grant of $2,600 to the brigade on this basis. Plaintiff Given Damages Kingston.~--At the general ' ses- sions of the peace presided over by Judge E. H. McLean of Picton, a jury awarded Eliza Jane Albertson $25 damages in her slander action against John Kennethan, Plaintiff sued for $500, and told the court about alleged statements the defen- dant had made against her at a re- ligious campaign held at Godfrey. Instantly Killed . Pembroke.--Earl G. Craig of Carp was instantly killed at Brent where he was employed in a lumber camp. The young man was work- ing on a skidway, from which the | A SECRET... Here's a practical suggestion. Peek into Dad's humidor. Note name of cigars. Scamp- er down to Jury and Lovell's. Buy special holiday box of 25 or 50 favored smokes, Pat | yourself on back for solving || | Christmas gift problem. $2.25 $2.25 | Other Makes and 45¢ * $8.00 | AT THE REXALL STORES : Jury & Lovell | Tuckett's Marguer- ite, Box of 25 .. Bachelors, Box of i All | sizes Eastern Ontario News Simcoe 8S. | Phone 28 Phone 68 I TE FEES em AES ERVICE LAY that word Service upon the brass band of a thousand pieces and it will not convince as readily 'as one act that really serves. We'd like to deme onstrate our polite ability to assist "Be Ready With Reddy Power" BATTERIES CHARGED I Fitch's logs slipped and he was crushed to deatk without a chance to escape. Want New Leader Cornwall.--The Liberals of Stor- mont County will urge the selection of a new Liberal leader for Ontario to succeed W. E. N, Sinclair at the Ontario Liberal convention to be held in Toronto, Dee, 1 Successful Concert Campbellford.--With a good and appreciative audience in attendance the community concert arranged under the auspices of the Sunshine Knitting Club by Mrs. R, T. Cowell for the benefit of the Campbeliford Branch, No, 103, Canadian Legion, went over big which it was staged in the auditorium of the Campbell- ford High school. f Will Attend Hearing Brockville.--When the New York State Bridge Commission holds its public hearing in Watertown on Friday evening, it is understood a large delegation from Landsdowne, Ivy Yea and Rockport will be pres- ent to support the proposition of W. C. Freeman, who is the sponsor of a bridge in that vicinity, To Build Addition Kingston.--At a meeting of the executive of the Mutual Rellef Life Insurance Company it was decided to build an addition to the present fead Office to accomodate the staff necessary to carry on the business of the company which is growing much more rapidly than was anti- cipated. Judge Honored Peterboro.--His Honor Judge Huycke was the recipient at the opening of the General Sessions of the Peace, of congratulations of es- teem from members of the Peter- borough Bar Association on this, the twenty-first anniversary, of his elevation to the bench, Aged Minister Dies Williamstown. --- Residents of Williamstown and district are mourning the death of one of the best-known elergymen in Eastern Ontario, Rev. Arpad Govan, B.A, D.D., minister of St. Andrew's United Church in that village, who died at Ottawa on Monday morning in his 76th year. Converting Stables Kingston --The work of convert- ing the former stables of the R, C. H. A. at Tete de Pont Barracks in- to garages for the housing of the mechanical equipment, with which the battery. was outfittel during the past year, is expected to be com- pleted by the first of the year, To Build Shed Lindsay.--Mr. T. H, Stinson has succeeded in getting the Post Office Department at Ottawa to build a shed at the rear of the post office to house the horses of the mail car- riers during the winter months. This will also help the unemploy- ment situation in building the same. Honored by Neighbours Plcton.--A very pleasant event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Preston, Northport, when a number of their friends {rom Northport and Solmesville gathered there and presented them with a couple of rocking chairs prior to their departure for their new home on the Ridge Road. Big Storm Recalled Kingston.--Kingston has not had a big snow storm as yet this sea- son, but it is recalled that it was on December 20 of last year Kingston had its worst snow storm of the season. On this day snow com- menced to fall at 5 p.m, and con- tinued during the night until in the morning the snow was almost three feet deep. g Curling Rink Completed Fenelon Falls.--The new curling rink is completed now and is con- sidered quite satisfactory. The lights are all in, and everything is ready for the official opening, which will take place in the near future. Good Cheese Year 3 Campbellford.--~Considering the present conditions of the market, a good report was shown by the Ryl- stone Cheese and Butter Company at thelr annual meeting, when offi- cers for the coming year were elect- ed and business transacted, Good Cattle Sales Picton.~--Mr, Dunam Foster of Bloomfield, Holstein sales agent for Prince Edward County, disposed of Both can A small home or a large home-- INSULATION. Maybe you have thought that only large homes seemed to justify the use of an Insulating Board. But shouldn't small homes be strong and firm in construction, warm in winter and cool in summer too? The size of the home doesn't mat- ter, neither does the design. The homes built with TEN-TEST INSULATING BOARD are per manent homes--better homes-- more valuable homes. Oshawa Laer COMPANY, LIMITED Telephone 2821.2820 have the advantage: of Ritson Rd. North y produce, Egg Coal, per ton DURING THE PRESENT DEPRESSION MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO BUY YOUR FUEL AT THE FOLLOWING ! LOW CASH PRICES And at the same time give you the best coal the mines Scranton Anthracite Stove Coal, perton..... inion 315.00 WE HAVE 14.50 Nut Coal, per ton ...... eerie: 14,90 Buckwheat Coal, per ton Coke, per ton THE BEST. 25 Albert Street We Also Carry a Full Line of BODY HARD WOOD & SOFT WOOD SLABS & FACTORY CUTTINGS At the Same Reduced Prices OUR MOTTO: ONE GRADE ONLY AND THAT W. J. TRICK COAL C0. LTD. Phone 230-231 thirteen head of cattle at the Earl- ville, N.Y., sale, Prices were very good, Mr. Foster reports, Cornwall to Have Court Cornwall.--After being struck off last year, Cornwall is to again have a' Winter Assizes of the Su- preme Court of Ontario, Notifica- tion to this effect was received here by Adrian L Macdonell, local regis- trar of the Supreme Court, The sittings will be held on January 20 at the courthouse 'here, embroke Wins Honors Pembroke.-- or the fourth suc cessive year highest honors in the branch of the Canadian Infantry Association for Military District No. 3 have been won by the Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, No Poultry Show Peterboro,-- For the first time in twenty-three years, Peterborough | will not have a poultry show this winter. Such was the decision re- | luctantly arrived at by members of | the Peterborough Poultry Assocla- tion after the situation had been discussed from every angle and the prospects carefully reviewed, seriously Injured Port Hope -- Isaac KE, Chapman, residing near the village of Kirby on the Provincial Highway north of Port Hope, suffered serious inter- nal injuries ®hen he fell a distance of thirty feet from a scaffold in his barn. Working on Water Mains Pembroke With all the mater- fal now on the ground work on the installation of the water main in Renfrew and Victoria Sts., immedi- ate work was provided for 25 men, but extra shifts will be put on al- most at once, and it is expected that in the neighborhood of 100. men will be employed on this work. Plowmen Elect Officers Kingston.--At a meeting of the Frontenac Plowmen's 'Association, the following officers were elected, President, James Stewart, Har- rowsmith; first vice-president, C, O. Drader, Inverary; second vice-pres- ident, George Vair, RR. No. 2, Kingston; secretary, A, W. Strett; treasurer, Kenneth McLean, R.R. No. 8, Gananoque, School By-law Sought Kingston.--The City Council has been asked by the Vocational Ad- visory Committee 'of the Board of Education to submit a by-law on March 2 next, to the property own- ers for $376,000 for the erection and equipment of a technical school building. The cost to the city will be $200,000, the Ontario Depart- ment of Education paying the re- mainder, Township Clerk Dies Kingston.--The death is reported at Denbigh of Heinrich Paul Stein at the age of 88 years. Mr, Stein wag born on June 7, 1842, in Kun- zendorf, Germany. With his par- ents he migrated to Canada in his youth, Since July 15, 1869, Mr. Stein lived in Denbigh, where he was a farmer and storekeeper, For thirty-eight years he was Township Clerk. Poor Boxes Found, but Empty Pembroke,--The poor boxes stol- on last week from St. John the Daptist have been recovered, but both boxes had heen forced open and their contents removed, PRODUCE PRICES TORONTO FARMFERS' MARKET The following are quotations, re- tall, in effect on the St. Lawrence Market, Toronta. Produce-- Eggs, extras ........ 0.66 Eggs, firsts ......000 0.50 Eggs, pullest extras ... Butter, dairy per pound 0.28 Do., Creamery, per pound .....vvune 0.36 Fruits and Vegetabl®ge-- Carrots, 6 bunches .. ' Beets, doz, bunches ...... Onions, dry, 11 qt, DASKEL «vert radios ous Cabbage ....... 0.06 Cauliflower 0.10 Spinach, peck ....o00 oe Mushrooms, per pound Leaf Lettuce, three for Head Lettuce. two for ... Parsley, per bunch .. 0.06 Onions, bunch, three for ... Cress, three for ..... '... Celory, head ..... Squash, each Parsnips, basket ... Beets, basket o.oo Peppers, each «i. ioes «1 Herbs, bunch .... Radishes, bunch ,.... Oranges, per doz, .... 0.3 a Ora er pwowmo o> © oooo - co cashiers HOMO AI iE HO IOI =o Tocco CcooMoOcoMOc DORR Honeydew Melons, each 0.25 Grapefruit, 3 for . Potatoes, bag ....... Cucumubers, six for . lemons, per dos, ... ... Bananas, per dozen. ,. 0.25 Apples, bus, Do., Snows, 6 qt. .. Oranges, doz. Can, Green Peas, 6 qt, basket Eggplant, each , Gireen peppers, basket Poars, basket , Sweet potatoes. 6 Ibs Cranberries, qt. Pumpkins, each TORONTO I'RODUCE Toronto dealers are buyin - duco at the following Aide § re Eggs--Ungraded. cases return. ed, fresh extras, 53¢ to 66c, fresh firsts, 48¢ to 50c; seconds 28¢ to 20c; pullet extras, 40c, Buter--No. 1 Ontario er solids, 29 to 29%e; No. arr iH 2814, Churning Cream--special No. 1, 30ce; No, 2, 27e ' Cheese--No, 1 large, col A A ored paraffined and governm 13e to 13%e. | graded, Quotations to poultr [] are as follows: Yahippere Poultry : vA" Grade: Spring chickens, SIbs............ 18 Over 6 to 6 Ibs, ...17 Over 4% to 65 Ibs, 15 Over 4 to 4% Ibs, 13 4 Ibs. each and Sone [awe cowno sodaMan BNW Come, 81c; Dressed Allve Select M.F. 24 22 20 17 31.18 under .... Patted hens, over 5 Ibs, Over 4 to 5 Ibs, .,. Over 3% to 4 lbs, Qld roosters, over § 1bs. 12 White ducklings, over § Ibs, each 33 .. Over 4 to 5 lbs. . 18 . Colored ducklings 2c less, Geese and turkeys, prices, Guinea fowl, per palr, $1.25. . Li grade poultry 3c less, and C" grade 7¢ less than above prices, 22 19 13 16 16 market (Selling) Toronto dealers are produce to retail dealers following prices: Eggs-- Fresh, extras, in cartons, hi fresh extras, .loose, bic; rats, 63c; seconds, 33c¢: extras, b52¢, } Puller Butter--No. 1 ereamery, prints 53 to 38%e¢; No. 2 creamery, prints, 32 to 32%e. Cheese--New, large, 16%e¢:; twins, 16%c; triplets, 17c; stil- tons, 20c. Old, large, 27 to 280; wins, 28 to 28c; old stiltons, 28c. Poultry Chickens, 5 Ibs, up Do, 4 to 5 Ibs. ... Do,, 3% to 4 lbs, , Do., 3 to 3% Ibs, .., Hens, over 5 lbs, ... Broilers .... Ducks ... Turkeys Geese offering at the 21-23 TORONTO PROVISIONS Toronto provision dealers are quoting the following prices to local retail dealers: Smoked meats--Hams, medium, 26 to 20c; cooked loins, 40c; smoked rolls, 28¢c; breakfast bacon, 26 to 34c; backs, pea-mealed, 27c; do., smoked, 87c, Pork loins, 22¢; shoulders, 17%ec; butts, 18%e¢; hams, 19%ec, tierces, 16%c; Cured meats--Long, clear, bacon 50 to 70 lbs, 21c; 70 to 90 Ibs, 19c; 90 to 110 lbs, 18e. Heavyweight rolls, 18¢; light. weight rolls, boc, Lard--Pure, 14%e; tubs, 1dc; palls, prints, 16% to 16e, Shortening-- Tierces, 12%c¢c; tabs, 13c; palls, 13%e. Specials pastry shortening-- Tierces, 16c; tubs, 16%ec; pails, 16e, CHICAGO PRODUCE FUTURES Chicago, Dec, 32.--For the seventh time in the last ten days oggs for future delivery hore have established record seasonal lows. Eggs for December delivery dropped to 14% cents a dozen wholesale, while January prices approached a cent apiece, thumping | te down to 13% cents. Old traders sald these figures weru the low- est for this season in 50 years or more, The closing was % of a cent cheaper than the previous day. Heavy selling on continued bearish Hows caused the decline, traders said, | TIME TABLE | TORONTO GRAIN QUOTATIONS Grain dealers on the Toronto Board of Trade aré making tha following quotations for car lots: Manitoba wheat--No, 1 hard, 66%e¢; No. 1 Northern, 64%¢; No. 2 do,, 63¢; No. 8 do., i8%c; No, 4 do, G4%e (cif, Goderich and Bay ports). Manitoba osts-- No, 1 feed $3%; No. 2, 32%e. Argentine corn--76¢ (cif, Port Colborne). Millfeed, delivered Montreal freights, bags included--Bran, per ton, $20.25; shorts, per ton, $21.26; middlings,.$29.25, Ontario grain-- Wheat, 68¢c; barley, 32¢c; oats .29¢; rye, 4bc; buckwheat, BSc. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Effective 28th, 1930 (Standard Time) Eastbound 8.28 a.m. Dally, except Sunday, 9.55 a.m, Daily, 12.56 p.m. Daily, except Sunday. 213 p. aily. 4 p.m. ot 144 except 38 p.m. Daily, except 12.08 a.m, Daily, 12.31 a.m. Daily, - Ww Sunday, Saturday, p.m. Daily, except Bundsy, - CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Effective September a, 1) GRAY COACH LINES Leave Oshawa AM, Pp, Fed 5 Prams' Breweries alo rsun~ BkEssEEs a FEoeN y Sunders sud Holidays only only, WHITBY. OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE BUS LINES (Effective on and alter October 6th, 1930) ttanded Tiss) oot Leave Leave Arrive Arrive Bowmanville Oshawa Whitby Hospital 62am, 705am. 72am, =a 2282882 ERY § SenutawSES 1.85pm, 428 pm, 715 p.m, < s® 2333283 11.30 p * connect at and Careful Drivers PROPRIETOR Room, 10 Prince Street 20 REGALL PIONEER TIMES AT MEETING Brooklin Women's Institute Holds nteresting Gathering Brooklin, Dec. 9--The Women's Institute held a very interesting meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. F. Batty's. The nature of the meeting was "Ploneer Times," Reeve C, L. Mackey acted as chair man. Different papers were read bearing upon pioneer times, while the songs were the very oldest that could be found. Many antiques were on exhibit and afforded much interest. Many incidents of pioneer events in the township were given by those pre- sent. After a splendid lunch of old time cooking the company of over sixty in members départed feeling that a very pleasant and profitable evening had been spent. On Friday evening last everyone reported a splendid time at the La. crosse Club dance which was held in the Community Hall. Miss Norma Rainey of Toronto spent the week-end with friends here. Miss Mary and Bessie Hunter, of Toronto spent the week-end with their parents Mr, and Mrs, H. Hun r Miss Dorothy Vipond of Toronto spent the week-end at her home. Miss Hilda Mackey of Toronto spent Sunday at her homo. Mr. W. Box spent the week-end a* his home in Napanee. . Miss M. Spencer who has been visiting with' Mr, and Mrs, L. Roos annual convention of THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930 Lake, Mr. Fred Cook is staying with friends in Stouffville, Mrs, Cookwell of Huntsville is visiting with her sister, Mrg, T, Holi day. Mr. and Mrs, T, Bear and family, Mr. and Mrs, J. Michell and son, Hugh of Green River; Mr, BE, Michell of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs, C, L. Mackey of Brooklin spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, E. P, Mackey. The Christmas entertainment will be held in the United Church on De cember 19th, The program will con sist of a pageant, The gifts and of- fering will be used in relief work. A number from this vicinity at. tended the dance at the Whitby Hos- pital last Thursday evening, ASK GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE LIQUOR STORES FOR TIME Toronto, Dec, 11,--A resolution asking the Ontario government to close all liquor stores "during the present economic crisis" and until such time as the crisis had passed, was unanimously adopted by the the United Farmers of Ontario yesterday, The resolution, which passed without discussion, was sponsored by the Women's branch of the or- ganization which had passed it late on Wednesday, A Few Suggestions For Christmas Gifts AT REAL SAVINGS TO YOU Fancy Embroidery Boxed Handkerchiefs 2 in a Box 15c Pure Wool BABY SETS Consisting of Bonnet, Boot» ees and Sweater, White with pink or Blue trim, $1.39 "Hand Tailcred" Silk Crepe NIGHTGOWNS Half Price Daintily lace trimmed Night Gowns with built up For Women "Kayser Lok-Ray" PYJAMAS They are attractive, gaudily colored, with contrasting trims, Every girl or women would appreciate a pair of these, and "the price no shoulders or yoke effects. reasonable, pair $1.95 Reg» 99.50. On $3.25 THE ARCADE Only Eleven Days Left for You to Make Your Selections for CHRISTMAS 5-Piece Chesterfield Suite * This handsome Chesterfield Suite consists of Chesterfield, Wing Chair and new style Club Chair--is upholstered in high grade Tapestry, The seats heing very deep and comfortable--Spring filled reversible Cushions and is of the very latest style= Regular Price, $219.75 sor $175. We have just secured an Assortment of Walnut Novelties for Christmas. Such as SMOKERS, MAGAZINE STANDS, GATE LEG TABLES, TEA WAGONS, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, WORK BASKETS, END TABLES, CHESTERFIELD TABLES, TELEPHONE SETS, WINDSOR CHAIRS, FLOOR LAMPS, WASTE PAPER BASKETS, CUSHIONS, etc., which will all be sold at Keduced prices , | hv, 2 mie By ERT CE [ides atiiiiviiib iy This beautiful 9 piese Dining Room Suite comprising Buffet, China Cabinet, large Ex- tension Table and Six well built Chairs upholstered in dark blue leather Regular $129.50, For Cash, $75. IF TIME WANTED THIS CAN BE ARRANGED AT THE OFFICE s-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite This very handsome walnut Bed. room Suite, comprising dresser, Chiffonier, Vaanity Dench and Straight End Bed is made with 5 ply Walnut veneered tops and fronts, out of Selective Cabinet wood and would make a hand. some Christmas present your name to the list. Money-- Radio Department Our radio depaftment can demonstrate to you DeForest Crosley, Stewart-Warner, Stromburg, Carlson, Federal and Sonora Radios--=if you will allow us to do so we feel sure we can please you, as we endeavor to stock nothing but the best in Every line. We now have hundreds of well satisfied Customers, and would appreciate the privilege of adding We are agents for Mason & Risch pianos--get our price «before buying elsewhere -- We Save you Good Luke Furniture Co. 63 King St. East Phone 78-79 has returned to her home at Chalk