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PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1932 EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS| Discuss Grants Pembroke. --Meeting on Saturday morning the County Council had an- other free-for-all in regard to grants: to county fairs, the matter being brought up again on a fiiotion by Reeves Warren and Foran to reduce the grants to Beachburg, Cobden, Renirew and 'Arnprior agricultural societies from $200 to $100 each, On a division the mo- tion was defeated by a vote of 19 to 16. Several of those who yes- terday supported the larger grant opposed it toddy. Admitted Bootlegging Renfrew. --Frank admission by young Rentrew man that he had been bootlegging and still was boot- legging whenever he had a chance enlivened the session of the Royal Commission inquiry into the ad- ministration of justice in Renfrew Fifty-eizht witnesses have been heard in the first three days of the inquiry, which was resumed Mon- day morning and will last the Rreater part of the week. * Graduation Exercises Cornwall--Hotel Dicu Hospital's | closing exercises for the 1932 grad- | uating class of nurses in the hos- | . pital's tr 1g school, were held mn the presence of a large fiumber. of | relati es nd friends of the nurses | The diplomas were handed ty the] zradua tes by Rt. Rev. Felix Cout-| urier, Bishop of Alexandria, and| others who assisted at the cere included, Dr. Fred secretary-treasurer of Hosnital ciation ; Nichol, Lionel Chevrier, and Train Struck Car Picton--Saturday afternoor 3.30 o'clock, . the Picton to Tren- ton CN.R. freizht t fhgured in 0 on with a motor car by E Wi , farmer at West | gi} 1liz stated, was driving way tracks at and had just ¢ when th e train caught the rear et can w led liams escaped car was badly liams had a death ssed over the t came along he car ad Mr Women Heard Address Odessa--With an attendance between fortv and fif the Odessa-Violet Wilton and Ernestown branch the Women's Institute, on Friday afternoon list heard a very inter- esting addres Mrs. Percival of Addison, who is the speaker de- | lezated at the summer series among | manv branches in the province, The meeting was called specially to hear! Mrs. Perceival, and the president of | the Odessa Institute, Leo Crowe, led and introduced the | speaker, i 1 ot members Af | and Switzer from Mrs, presi To Revovats "Church -The paris Deserotito. are interest- +4 themsels es in the 'question of | hioners of | Given Acclamation iriven | 1 member of the co '| so reeve | Accidental Death | ire at Smart Because he went out the restoration of the tower of their handsome church. For years the church has been one of Deseronto's beautiful landwarks. Lately the at- tention of the congregation has been called to the necessity of re- novating the tower. Strike Tax Rate Perth.--A rate of 15 mills, which is the same rate as that of the past vear, was recommended in the re- port of H. H. Cole, chairman of the county finance committee, which was adopted at the June meeting of Lanark County Council held in the county court house here. A reduc- tion this vear, the report stated, was impossible, largely due to the fact that a large proportion of ex- penditures, totalling $225,000, is for debenture and school debts "and other fixed charges over which the committee has no control. A Valiant Rescue Kingston. -- Harold Teupah, 14, should be given a medal for his va- liant rescue from drowning of 12- vear-old Russell Card, of Yarker, residents of that village believe. Card lost balance and fell off a raft into deep water A swiitiiier, he was unable to safety Crief tor help I'eupah, a strong swimmer, and two companions who tied a rope about the rescuer. Meanwhile, young Card had sunk from sight. Teupah dived, grabbed Card from the bot- tom, jerked his rope, and the two were hauled t, safety. The drowned vouth revived after ficial respiration. his poor reach brought arti- Arnprior--R. |. McQuigge, the only nominee otf the nomination meeting for the vacant seat on the ( cour was elected by en he qualified has had many: years of ion a havin. been a 1cil here and al- accla Mr in the p: nearly | NEW GLASGOW MAN WORKED 66 YEAR IN MINES OF N.3. Coal Dust Never Killed Anyone, Says John Gray New Glasgow, N.S.--Coal dust never killed anyone, according to John Gray, a resident of this town who worked 66 vears in 'the mines of Nova Scotia and still is hale and hearty at the age of 79, He began to work underground before he reached the age of ten and grew up with the Nova Scotia coal industry. He retired three vears ago, Durinz his long career he never was ill for more than a day or two at a time. Despite the dangers attending underground work he learned to love the mines, and his friends used to tell him he had a charm- ed life, He never was a victim of a serious accident, but he has a clear recollection of many trag- edies. He remembers the great Drum- mond explosions of 1873, snuffed out the lives of 60 of his comrades. He was preparing to go underground when the second ex- plosion occurred, and he will tell about the terrible scenes as rescue volunteers from neighboring col- leries followed the trap to death John Gray his first sea tell you what him about it On April 9, 1855 tine Voltageur, one of the Kit- chen vessels built at River John, arrived in Pictou from Seotland with about 300 souls: on board, mostly Scottish families. Captain does not vovage, his but he will mother John vessel, which touched first at Svdney to drop a number of men who wished to try their luck in Belles the Accidenta the 60, of Te ille case of al Langton, er's was Perci | found a cottage ict as Eagle Like on Ss Anrvointed Chaplain Kingston.--The Bish has the op of Ontario appointed rector ot St outh as Smart Bishop to Bro when . His Lore service of ord lain, advice," do "Friendly said Unc'e Eben, "doesn' much good, ,ceptin' as it relieves de man dat gits it offin' his mind." buried here one William Bold, Departed from this Lies life, in the eo! Attired like his wife, 7: INSTALL AN EMCD BATHROOM NOW OU may have done without a bathroom solely because you thought the cost was more than you could afford. If so, that reason no longer holds. Prices of Emco Bathroom fixtures are extremely low, owing to reduced mgnutaent part is entirely made | Let us show you different designs in Emco Bath- room equipment. The three pieces shown in the illustration, with all fittings, ready for installetion, only cost -. Our booklet, showing different styles in Emco Bath- room equipment and with prices shown, will be gladly mailed you. Duro Pressure Water Systems, all Canadian-made, will supply running water throughout your home. Easy time payments available on all Emco equipment, FRESH FLOW be used where fresh direct from the well red. pacity, 250 gal. per hour. vr Canada. Miller & Libby costs, and because every $82.75 For Sale by LIMITED | taken six | Davy | were might: | nine pence per | day, the Cape Breton colleries of the men came to Picthu Coun- tv to work in the Albion Mines The trin across the Atlantic weeks. One storm the gond ship Locker glad to land on the Scotland." was one of the pas he did not for he then was onl old. His parents mos the coalfields, and was ten vears nf Age he took his first job in the Cage Pit Hig work was 'trapping' and his hours were from six o'clock in the morning until six night. His pay was a shilling and day. That should meant about 42 cents per but he sgavs it was regarded as equivalent to 35 cents he did breakholding and and at to the top of a balance to a man how {o run a-cage In 1865, when he was 11 family moved to Cow Bay, Cape Breton, and he worked in the mine there for three vears In nearly sent Jones shoreg of John Gray sengers, but much room, 15 months "New have driving, 186% the Grays returned to Piec- | West- | There tou County and located at ville, then in its infancy he remained until 1901 moved to Port Hood, cial. Six years later the Inverness mines, where he remained for thirteen years. In 1920 he was back in County. an official at Thorburn, where he worked until he retired in 193 But 2 ohn Gray in more than coal mines vouth he was a keén and a good baseball While In Westville he member of the town band He has been a member of Western Star Masonic 57 years, and a Independent Order of lows for 55 years. MANTRAPS BARRED . when hs as an he went to cricketer player was a member of Odd Fel- EXCEPT AT NIGHT | London. -- "Boars of man- traps." There are people still liv- ing in England who can remem- ber when this legend used to face the country wayfarer at some points where he might have been tempted to stray from the beaten track. Man-traps have been illeg- al for 100 years, although these devices, with their jagged -jaws ACID STOMACH IS DANGEROUS Suffercrs ¥rom | Indigestion CUT THIS OUT "Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, sourness, gas, heart- burn, food fermentation, etc. are caused nine times in ten by chronic acid stomach," 'says a well known authority. Burning hydrochloric acid de- velops in the stomach at an alarming rate. The acid irritates and inflameg the delicate stomach lining and often leads to gastri- tis or stamach ulcers. Don't dose an acid stomach with pepsin or artificial digestants that only give temporary relief from pain by driving the sour, fermenting food out of the stomach into the intestines. Instead, neutralize or sweeten vour acid stomach after meals with a little Bisurated Magnesia amd not only will the pain vanish but your meals will digest nat- urally. There is nothing better than Bisurated Magnesia, to sweeten and settle an acid stom- ach. Your stomach acts and feels fine in just a few minutes. Bisur- ated Magnesia can be obtained which | ped miners | remember | told the barquen- | | al, for FISH STORY . .. From the looks of things the boys are going to land this one and bring home the evidence, making it unnec- essary to tell the usual story about the big one that got away. And right here, let us tell you boys who shave yourselves, that we have landed the biggest help to easy shaving, that has ever been produced. STAG SHAVING CREAM Has more bheard-softening power; more healing and soothing properties, more shaves per tube than any other shaving cream of equal cost. Enjoy a smooth comfortable shave and at the same time he economic- STAG gives you 157 "mage AT THE REXALL STORES Jury & Lovell hing E. Phone 28 shaves per tube costs you only Simcoe Phone - harm on a trespasser or person coming in contact with it." The defendant wag acquitted, as he satisfied the Court that the trap had been set to catch badgers. Curipusly enough the setting of a man-trap is legal in a dwell- ing house between sunset and dawn. Obviously this is intended to provide the househblder with amother safeguard. ezainst bur- glars. {| PRICES SLUMP AS LOBSTERS FLOOD MARKET pers Busy Handling Hundreds Employed Pictou, N.S.--A of fishermen threw number of traps and caught a larger number of lobsters this season, and the packers and ship- pers are just a little pérplexed about the results. The packers say they have enough lobsters in cams to supply their markets and the shippers of live | been over-supplied | has been little profit in the busi- | ness for the shippers, but the hundreds of men employed in | boats and packing plants | been earning a good. living. The | season is more than half over, {'and with the catch falling off a little there is a possibility of bet- ter prices and. steadier market | At the opening of the season, | the price to the fishermen fixed at 6 1-2 cents for live * | pers' and 4 1-2 cant Taree number out a larger so far was hip- for "can- | ners," but there was such pres miners and their | Cameron of Merigomish was master of the | had | had | take up | before | o'clock at | Later | the age of ten he was sent | show | the offi- | Pictou | was interested | sal Lodge for | the | of found im Assize | Ho rridze Most | he with a defendant ed gine iron, museums. At day sed Mr. his upon who was a certain en mflict the other confe at he indict for calculated to 'having set are occasionally to' be Berkshire Justice surprise to dea) hodily sure on the Boston market that the price for hippers' be dropped to that of * 41-2 cents. A at canners | i ! lobsters purchased for 1 | | shipment had to be canned. During the tou has been a hive cf during the Ic cantre ndustry the the north ster eason of operations on shore nf Nova Sentia, | | | Pictou Packers and Ship-| Prince Edward Island amd the Magdalen Islands The over-supply this season has been due not to large indivi- dual catches but to the greater number of men fishing and the greater amount of gear in the water. Commenting on the results, the editor of The Pictou Advo- cate wrote as follows: "C'ould the lobster business, which is practically a monopoly of the Maritimes, the Magdalen Islands and Newfoundland, be controlled as to quantity and quality of pack and ratio of live shipments we would have in this one branch of the fishing indus- try am asset of tremendous value As it is, it puts in circulation Economical and good ed Rose Tea Red Label 257 3 lb. Every Package Guaranteed, many thousands of dollars, the majority of which are brought in from the United States and over- seas. Whether the industry will ever he properly regulated is a Gguestion, but one whieh should emgage in the best abilities mot only of packers and fishermen, but also of governments. He has visited most of the packing plants and stations along the shore, and here is his reac- tion "There is a fascination to this fishing business, the strong, salty smell and tang of the sea in the lobsters have | there | have | ¢ had to |! number of | last w wv. 4ars Pie- | part of | early morning, bbats coming in and fish being weighed, the speed |at which fish are taken in. boiled | or steamed, bodies, tails and separated, tails removed, claws cracked, the different kinds | of meat gathered and packed, | neatly. and with the utmost | cleanliness, into cans, the ealed, boxed and shipped. The orkmanlike efficiency and the clear cool sea air are womnderful- | ly attractive, and the hands re- i turn to it vear after year, prefer- i ring to steadier jobs the pleasure | and thrill of this business where a year's activities are crowded in- |to a couple of months. Whether packers or shippers will male | mone this year is still to be de- | termined but those employed 1ave already reaped gond returns from their labor For many ears the industry has contribut- ied a great deal to the welfare of | claws cans yur coast." er (Canada has the largest auto- | 1anufacturing companv in the British Empire (Ford of Can- ada) mobile LOW RAILWAY FARES | FOR DOMINION DAY | way in the amendments, Montreal .- fy level in time allowance for use of return portions of tickets, will apply on Canadian railroads over the Do- minjon was announced by Manager of the Canadian Passen- ger Association. will be sold by all Canadian rail- ways, tion, at the rate of one quarter class fare, im Canada. these tickets will noon on Thursday, til noon Sunday, return portions good on trains y 4th this year on Friday other and it is anticipated that pas ger. travel set up new ADOPT EGG REGULATIONS Amendments to regulations adonted by bv proclamation in the tario Gazette, acc Dominion The egz istered bv the Department of A culture at ority adoption fully operative throughout the Do- mimon. the rezulations is not altered in any The general principle of Some [ changes have been made in country buving regulations designed to se- --Fares at the lowest vears and with generous cure holiday, July 1st, it C. 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