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PAGE TWELVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932 EASTERN ONTARIO NEW) Agent Still Missing. Kingston.--No trace has been found of Charles F. Darling, in- surance agent, who has been missing since Dec. 5, when he left to kecp an appointment at Westport. Police investigating found he had not been to West- port. Are Not Qualified. Napanee.--Sheriff Vandervoort occasioned considerable surprise at the sittings of the General Ses- sions in Napanee yesterday when he announced that two women had becn summoned as jurors. According to law women are not qualified to sit on a jury. The * jury finally assembled with twelve men. The sheriff called at- tention to the fact that another juror summoned had died some time previously. Sleep While Barn Burns. Port Hope. -- Their parents confined to hospital through {ll- ness, four children of Andrea Pandoff, farmer residing near Osaca, slept soundly while fire de- stroyed a large barn and twenty- two head of cattle with three horses. The season's erop of grain, threshed Monday, was also consumed. Loss is eztimated at $5,000. Town Won Prize. Napance.--Some few weeks ago there was a competition throughout the Hydro shops of Ontario for the most attractive and striking window displays, and Ray Moore of the local office had a display which attracted a large number of people. This week he received word that the Napanee window was tied with the window in the Trenton office for second place, and Mr. Moore ag a result will receive a hand- some prize. Ambulance Man Hurt, Kingston.--A man by the name of Masters, of Napanee, an am- bulance driver, was the victim of an unfortunate accident here. Mr, Masters had driven a - patient from Napanee to the Isolation Hospital here. He got out of the ambulance and slipped on tie icy navement, suffering a severe'dou- ble fracture of the wrist. Fire In Garage. : Gananoque.--A house at the rear of the residence of J, D Mathew, 'on King Street, which for some time has been used as a garage, was destroyed by fire and one of two cars, parked in the garage at the time of the fire, was destroyed, the other be- ing removed by firemen. Drank Disinfectant. Kingston.-- Pulling a bottle of disinfectant from the table and following the child instinct that everything {8 edible, Catharine Walker, 1 onth-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F; Walker, 20 Macdonnell Street, suffered sev- she attempted to drink it. The child was rushed to the Kingston General Hospital and Dr. P. M. Macdonnell is attending the case, Dredging Finished. Picton.--Dredging by the Rus- sell Construction Company of To- ronto hag been completed in the local harbor, and as the Bay of Quinte is frozen, it will be neces- sary for the tug, scows and dredge to remain here during the winter. The water is now fourteen feet deep in the local harbor and will be made two feet Setpe} next during. Fishermen Met. Kingston. -- A well-attended meeting of the County of Fronte- nac Commercial Fishermen's As- sociation wag held in the Agri- cultural rooms on Market Street. The meeting was ovened by Wil- liam Hunter, president. Several resolutions wera endorsed by the meeting, notably amongst them being one to have pike re-classed as a coarse fish, everyone present who spoke to'this resolution be- ing firmly of the opinion that this species of flash should never have been classed as a game or pro- tected fish. v J Kingston.--J, Stuart Crawford" was elected president of the King- ston, Fronténac Hockey Club of the Ontariq Hockey Association at .a meeting of the club' execu- tive held at the Chamber of Com- merce. Mr, Crawford's election was the result of the keen inter- est he has taken in the club since it was reformed and was instru- mental in reviving the Frontenac Fockey Club when it was facing ere burns about the face when | dark days a couple of years ago. gC He ir SPECIAL! ; MODESS 2 Pkgs. for 49¢ with 3 Free Pads and 'Vemo Powder THOMPSON'S . DRUG STORE Phone 22 10 Simcoe St. 8. 'We Deliver --- SWALLOW IN BELFRY , "Curfew shall not ring to- night!" cried the heroine whose lover was to be killed at curfew, and she muffled the bell with her body. ' A swallow has adoptd the same tactics to stop a bIl ring- ing in Yorkshire today. Perhaps the bird's first nest was destroy- ed this year; all the good sites had alrady been 'taken, and when house hunting, rather late in the year, the only safe place she could find was 'the church in Goole Cemetry., The bell might have :distarbed hér babies, so she attachd her nest to the bell rop just where it passes through a hole in the cefl- ing of the church porch. She thought that no Yorkshireman would dash mother and bables to the ground, and she is right. It has been decretd that the bell shall not be tolled till the young birds have flcwn away over the sea to Africa which, of course, will be soon now. IT IS COMING! They wave their hands to say goodbye, Their little hands of red and yellow; Farewell to Sun, and Moon, and y And Stars, ana Wind, their old play-fellow. The waving leaves have had their day, The tall bright dahlias soon wil! follow; Then hark! A sound from far away Like sleigh bells and the driver's hollo! Far, far away, but day by day The trotting hooves 'and bells sound clearer; ' Let rough winds blow! Come rain and snow! t GOLFER PLAYS A TREB A player wio durirg his round actually climbed a tree and ptay- ed his ball from the branches to the edge of the green has just won the Pakenlam District Golit BALL FROM IEE RES CRE IRE OES HIRES IRE S HO RES a . ¢ For. The Gift Shoppers SOMETHING FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY £ is open with everything to delight the kiddies, Dolls, Toys, Games, 5 a Etc. BOOK DEPARTMENT is packed with an immense array. of all the New and P ion, 3 ' Reprints and Gift Editions, Children's Ng aud Pops fition, MAIN STORE presents Big Displays of Christmas Gifts for the grown-ups. Boxed Stationery, Framed Pictures and Mottoes, Book Ends, Candle Sticks, | Z Bridge Sets, etc. Christmas Cards and Calendars, Decorations and | Gift Wrappings. FEB LIIN EN COLS COL COL ICO CRI IDES Ores "hampionship, Melbourne, Aus. The player, George Reld, push ed his drive at the second holc srmalgrsnelTRRImess L333 behind a clump of trees. then tried a low shot to avoid the branches, but the ball struck | a protruding root and bounced high into the air, remainiLg in one of the top branches. $e SS IF LIL IPT OL 1 BROWN'S STORE WI SALE AT PRICES YOU'LL, PROBABLY NEVER , DUPLICATE Savings Genuine Diamond in 14K and 18K White or Green mounting. SALE PRICE $10.00 Fine Whi delicately Bourizea 1 8K White Gold' lar price $17.50 Gold tegular price 829, Diamond in mount. Regu- $55.00, SALE PRICE on each Diamond Good size White Diamond, ex. quisite 18K mounting. Regus lar price $90.00, SALE PRICE $45.00 Large White Diamond set into Square Setting with Diamonds price $125.00. $67.50 shoulder. Regular SALE PRICE REASURED GIFTS Fii.e China, Glass, Pottery COSTUME JEWELRY NECKLETS, BRACE. LETS, CRYSTAL 25¢ ay _ 23 PIECE TEA SET Fine China, Regu. Iar price $5.00, SALE PRICE $2.40 NEUBIAN : GLASS CARE PLATES CANDY JARS CANDLE STICKS Regular Price $2.50 $1.25 CUT GLASS SHERBET GLASSES Regular 84 dozen. SALE PRICE FOR 6 ; 98¢c 51 PIECE APARTMENT DINNER SET Rgular price $15.00 Sale price $9.50 FINE IRISH LINEN TABLECLOTHS AND SIX NAPPIES Regular $6.50 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE PRICES $3.90 D. J. BROWN 20 Simcoe St. S. OSHAWA EAR RINGS 6%¢c Assortment of Pear, Jade and Colored Stee Earrings STERLING SILVER SERVIETTE RINGS Special Price CHINAWARE CREAM AND SUGAR CAKE PLATE BERRY SETS Your Choice 98¢c SANDWICH SETS 4 Plates and Tray. Regulag $2.50. SALE PRICE $1.50 Gents' Regular $25 Wrist Watches NOW ONLY $12.50 Here is a fine Nationally Ad.ertiseq Watch. Guaranteed shock-proof move. ment. White Gold Filled Case, 4 life long servant, $20.00 WRIST WATCHES Regular price $30.00, SALE PRICE Ladies' $25 Solid Gold WATCHES Amazing value, Ladies' 15 jewelled mcvement in 14K solid Gold Case. Guaranteed reliable movement. $9.90 Reliable D. J. BROWN 15-Jewel move- ment in attractive guarantced cases. Other Ladies' Wrist Watches 88 JOW 88 Lies vccensnne COMPACTS Regularly worth $2.50 BABY PINS Regular $1.00 25¢ $2.50 PEARLTONE MANICURE SETS Ghee 26 PIECE FLATWARE SET serviceable case. On sale at 15 jewel movement, strong $10 ] $4.90 6 Spoons, 6 Forks, 6 Dessert Do Your Christmas Shopping Here and Buy Wisely Spoons, 6 Knives, Sugar Spoon, Batter Knife, Reg. price $8.00. SALE PRICE $3.95 We will gladly accept your SILVER PLATE CANDLE STICKS egular value $2 er pair. 98c ity. BREAD TRAY with handle. Guaranteed qual- $1.49 Silver Plated PIE PLATE Large size. Regular value $5.00, SALK 2.95 PRICE A useful gift for the Champion Pie Baker old gold as cash on any #} purchase. 4 CUFF LINKS Regular $1.50 49¢ Silver Plated SALTS AND PEPPERS Per Pair 89¢ All Good Styles in heavy silver plate. | Reg. value $1.50. Your Dollars will do Double Duty Here Now China Cup and Saucer. Shamrock Pattern Each 25¢ PINK AND TOPAZ BERRY BOWLS CAKE PLATES Regular price $1.28 75¢ ENGLISH TEA SET Guaranteed fine Silver plate TEA POTS Floral Pattern Each 45c¢ Regular price $12.50 SALE PRICE | GENTS' STONE AND SIGNET RINGS Good assortment to ichoose from. Reg. fprice #8 to $10. SALE PRICE $4.50 for o BABY RINGS Solid Gold set with brilliant and place Regular price $1.50 69¢ Initial engraved Free ASSORTMENT OF MISSES' ' RINGS 10K Solid Gold set with stones. Regu lar price $4.00. SALE PRICE STERLING SILVER BABY SPOONS Regular price $2. SALE PRICE $5.90 BOUDOIR CLOCKS THREE COLORS Regular price $2.50 87.49 ne initial.