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The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 4

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Wednesday Page 4 Tim OTTAWA CITIZEN i fbspe after a overdo of ft i liov JlCVIVCfl I ino iieiuscu Bail As Part Thry were tailed to the store ttSeo the tin 'as fo.wl Jymjf i the Cf, not a ad h.s TfB vrHt open. They reported thry used resaseitatflr for tome hue t.u.ry could detect ny pulse. -ai ahwljteJy dead." said After "Death" From Pills TOnONTO (CP) A team of firemen claimed Monday to have brought back to We a 13-year-old boy who coUapscd la the wash I Terror Ganji MONTREAL CP-Tbree ir- i charged with S2J0 if. 1 I i i 1 fifty minutes after resuscitation s'arted. the boy was takes to hos-s moria of store on OaUrio Street Kat were refusal hail Tuesday, the crow contending they were part of an extortion I JEN making plans for that event each detail should bo civ en the utusost consideration.

room of a Toronto depart gang. Accused are Albert St 29, former night club waiter; Steve 1 CI invitations and announce-mcnti should be chosen with care. Xht Bride Jtcr Statto' eS it oasuvrd ti.e ed cnet-orter. Cureschi, 29, alw know a as Para-dia. and Yves Tremblay, 25.

St. Georges and Gurewht are also accused of smashing two mirrors in a tavern at Papmeau and I i ii i i ii i urn iJmi nm.mj ii mm niiL i ujin ii mvm im mmibjlj. "mm-uirlm I When making jour wedding arriBcmcnts CI arranss with Birks for "those rcrft i wh not Invitations and Announce riKr.s. ca Ontario Streets and cleaning out 'the cash register of I4G5 last Jaa. 19 a few hours Wore the sttue mimmi Mm lMniiiii.iiTir.liij.Mlvrwa II 1 1.1 windows were broken.

ROTARY CHARTER MGHT ra cs rb ca CTi CO JEWELLERS After three waiters had testified they didn't see who threw two bottles at the mirrors, crown prosecutor L. P. Mercure said "there Is a group terrorizing the neighborhood, just like the gangs used to do in Chicago." charter; Graeme Fraser, governors' special representative; Dr. C. B.

Starr, president of the West Ottawa Club and A. G. Kcyes, president of the Rotary Club of Ottawa, which sponsored the new club. Pbete ty Senton Ojwa a m. to m.

Dtviir The recently formed West Ottawa Rotary Club iield Its Charter Night dinner at the Chateau Lauricr Monday Right and entertained guests from 50 Rotary clubs In Ontario, Quebec and New York State. Left to right are: W. B. George, district governor, who presented the Saw A Hand West Ottawa Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service Oscar Guay, 32, a waiter, testified he beard glass break and saw a bottle had broken a mirror. He didn't know who threw the bottle because he was "watching the nb Rotary CI -mm l-sv television." About 20 minutes later another Chartered bottle hit the other mirror.

A'iA vmt An lhi irmp'i' -mm jem s. -mm' IT MS. JVH kl.i.-v asked judge T. A. Fontaine.

"I kept oa watching television. fe 7A Guay said Be was still watching TV when he heard someone be hind him press on the cash regis. SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS EFFECTIVE ALL THIS WEEK! IIS ter and saw a hand Holding a pile of bills but I don't know whose "Va3r" hand it was. "You wean you didn't want to see whose hand it was because you were afraid?" asked the The West Ottawa Kottry Club was "baptized with its charter and a shower of good wisnes from 300 Rotarians who welcomed the youngest service club of the city in a solemn ceremony at the Chateau Laurier Monday night. President Dr.

Carter B. Storr accepted the charter on behalf of the new club's 23 members from VV, B. "Baldy" George, governor of District 250. The nww club was sponsored by the oldest service club in -the city, the 41-year-old Ottawa Rotary Club. The new club also received a lectern, gavel, membership buttons and badges and a variety of club shields, plaques and flags.

The gifts will be used at the meetings to be held at 12.30 every Tuesday at the Green Val judge. "Yes." tvery hom should "stock" essential SICKROOM NEEDS Liited below are just a few Sickroom needsfor a compute selection see your I.D.A, druggist Gilbert Drapeau, 23, said he saw St. Georges and another man with what appeared to be baseball bats smashing store fronts along Ontario Street early Jan. 20. DIABETIC SUPPLIES CUnltest Regular Set InritidM 3S Tablet 3 Refill 34 Tablets I ts Refill 100 Tablets 1 A -Kefill Foil Wrapped 1M tNM'UN TORONTO til rr, -unit tic SO-unlt I TES-TAPE Urine Sugar rest tape 3 ttl PROTAMIN ZINC INSt T.TN 10 ce.

40-unit 6c ao-unit 1SS INSUI.IV NEEDLES ZSc LNSUU.M SYRINGE. I cc. combination 40.80 unit type ZH U)JL SACCHARIN 1 Eloiorlat DreMinl Strlpi 2fe, i A Hot wtr Bottle I 79, Hi I A. Mercurochrome iS Abtorbloe Jr. 1 19, I.J Adhesive Tp XV, JSc, SSe BuM-Ald Piaetio Strip 23c, 5e, Jc ley Restaurant.

I Eno Fruit Salt SSc, 1.69 Kx-Lex ISe, 43e Fever Tliermomettre 9c l.ysol 4.1c, 7Sr, 1 5 Rubber Glove 9e up Grattan O'Leary was the dinner speaker, Ayton Keyes, president of the Ottawa Rotary Club was chairman and Rev. Dr. C. D. Donald gave the invocation, Here's lustrous WOOL and SILK with the $100 Look -But its Only at Tip Top! For a royal richness in your new Spring suit, choose the "Lustre Look loomed from super-fine wool, highlighted with glowing silk.

Patterns and colours are quietly "Right" but what luxury in the material itself! Here is a fabric designed and woven by overseas masters, always a step ahead in bringing you something brilliantly new and different! Vou will be hearing a lot about the "Lustre Look" this Spring. Step into Tip Top and see it at its best, for less. TAILORED-TO-YOUR-MEASURE 2 GIANT Head table guests were; B. TABLETS Vi Grain 1WS 500" lOOflj 20 53 79 4 Grain ITO'S 50'f innfli 230 65 98 Immigrants Add 91,039 To Work Force By The Canadian Press About two-thirds of the working immigrants who arrived In 'Canada in 1956 were professional, skilled or semi-skilled persons or persons who had some job training, the immigration department said Tuesday. A breakdown of 1956 immigration figures shows that 91,039 of the 164,857 immigrants were classified as persons who would enter the Canadian working force.

Of Ensom of the Kinsmen Club, Chairman of the Central Council of Service Clubs; H. O. Waddell Sicfe or Tired? LUCOZADE "The Sparkling Glucose Drink" Speeds recovery by quickly restoring appetite nd supplying food energy fast. A si -af of the West Ottawa Ktwanis Club, President of the Westboro Board of Trade; W. E.

Mcllugh, President of the Ottawa Board Just one brushing Fights tooth Decay Stops bad breath for 9 hours. of Trade; W. A. Buckley of Kingston, Past District Governor; "Tip Top" Clothes 64S0 Maker to Wearer Priced Linton Armstrong of Browns- A.S.A. TABLETS Relieve headache, neuralgia, toothache and pain tn general, 100't 300's 19 49 ABSORBENT COTTON I pound roll of hospital grade cotton 69 II ATTACHMENT SET Complete with tubing, slip pipes, shut-off 79 mewymproieak FRUIT-A-TIVES 39c 2 STORES; St.

rr. 2-JJ04 PArkwar S-lKlft Your CREDIT is good! burg-Lachute, District Governor Nominee; S. E. McDonald, Ot 2H2 Sparks vV estate the 91.039, a total of 31,380 were listed as unskilled workers. Total immigration of 164,837 Included the 91.039 workers and More Etfectire Thn Eyer for ftll 6mM 813 dependents.

The dependents COfSTtPATIO.V tNDIGESTlOM HEADACHES were made up of 30,547 wives, 38,461 children and 4,810 others. tawa Vice-President; N. u. Foster, Past Director of Rotary International; E. F.

PaUister, West Ottawa Secretary; Dr. Storr, Mr. George, Mr, Keyes, Mr. O'Leary, Judge A. G.

McDougall, Ottawa Rotarian; R. G. Fraser, District Governor's Special Representative; Dr. Donald, W. J.

Cairns, past director of Rotary International and a past district Croom HmturmUf Creasy 43 73 98 1.23 IDA. Mineral Oil 55c, 1.19 Gauze Bandage 23c to 75e Heating Pads 4.95, 5.98, 6.S5 up licet Liniment 69c, 75c, 1.25 Sloan's Liniment 60c, 1.20 Vaseline, White, tubes 2Dc. 3rte Jars ZOc, 35c, 59c Smell Package I Large Package 63? Your I.D.A. Druggist Can Also Supply Bed Pans. lee part, Cap and Collars.

Invalid Rines, Ear aod Ulcer Svrtnuea, Rubber Tubing, and other Sickroom Equipment. Get better pictures with governor; H. G. Ballard of Carth ore Bargains age, H.Y., past district governor; i r- 1 I -11T J. W.

D'Amour of Hull, past district governor. Cvilletto from MILK of MAGNESIA Blades Ml mnf It 1 JLillcy 20 far $1.09 JA. obertson Jungle and 10 far 50c A most valuable preparation, either as an antacid or laxative, suitable for children. May be used as a dentrifice and mouth wash. A creamy, pleasant-tasting remedy that quickly neutralizes overacidify.

rz.i tat iHilr OiSnNltaT M2 12e each Carton of 12 1 1.49 Bantam 8 14 each Carton of 12 1,68 Press 25 16 each Carton of 12 1.92 all new Toni til (omporlmertf of ntd blade t. M'XK. i IMS 16-0. 32-0. 49 reg.

35e reg. 60e Ice Blue The only Home Permanent that's AQUA VELVA HYDROGEN PEROXIDE odor-free AND WHEN RPT TALK BARGAINS, THEY ALWAYS HAVE SOMETHING WORTHWHILE TO OFFER After Shave Ml Shot Parents 1 Boy Curfew' Violator Says SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-A 17-ycnr-old boy, picked up as a curfew violator, was quoted by a sheriff's officer as admitting Tuesday that he killed his parents Saturday, Tears came to the eyes of James Clifford Parks, 17, as he told of shooting his father and mother in their Wichita Falls, home, Lieut. Tom Isbell said. He shot them because they scolded him, Isbell said.

The father, Luther E. Parks, 34, had been shot 10 times with a rifle, and his wife, Eunice, 33, six times. Young Parks was intercepted Monday night as he was about to cross the Mexican border. He was driving the family automobile. In the car were a rifle and a shotgun.

Deputies were on routine border watch for unescorted juveniles. Lotion 15c reg. 29c 23 reg. 45e 39c 4 -os. reg.

19e You II enjoy frizz-free trouble-free as a wave can be! Regular, Super Very Gentle 2.00 EPSOM SALT 1 WHITE EMBROCATION Its clean masculine scent invigorating tingle. Cools razor burns. 69, 1.00 An active and sale cathartic. efficient purgative, and mild 8-0. reg.

69e 49 laxative. H-oi. reg. 25c 19c HINDS CREAM reg. 39e 29c IDA, SHAVING CREAM Soften tough beards, AQf makes shaving easier.

with exclusive FLORATEX the loolhtnr tngredteni. 37c 65c 93c IN THE PINK BOX: Fistier Don't get caught In the dark! Stock up with SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS SOfT AS A FlUFf-PUFF" OFF ALL USED AND RECONDITIONED PIANOS liLtlltliilititl-l ed. 40, COLDENE iJWU coios Ease that com BUFFERIN 39, 79 1.23, 1.89 KEUEVED 20 ifo jitt 25c THE LIQUID COLD MEDICINE Attacks cold symptoms at any stage, gives feelable re flow you can enjoy umme.r unhin all wintetr long with a 1.10 sults in minutes. Only IMPORTANT! Every used or reconditioned Piano we sell is guaranteed to give satisfaction, and may be exchanged within two years on any new piano in our store at regular prices. Charge Account 6 Msnths lo Pay Quality Men's and Boys' Wear Since 1905 We have PIANOS to rent per month with option of buying (A Good Time to Start Junior) NO DOWN PAYMENT For 60 Cvcle 1 -3 -i Only JkJmJ Stop Cold Symptoms icith, DR.

CHASE BRAND TABLETS Why put up with sniffles, roughs fever, chills and sore thoat due to a cold? Dr. Chase Brand Tablets. Uka a directed slop these symptoms in 24 hours. ft Dr.CV8 1.49 59c Achc-all-ovcr COLD? Raial in 'J wtm. Ulinf.

bUj ft C-E Sna Imp ttjnt SMoofuI. santaa kk all jmt 40's 12 WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING ID A. Drug Storct ii Ottawa i HERE'S FAST RELIEF You'll fwl lift In minute fter tht ftrst Bucklcr'i Cold Cpu. You control of your ooid fat the Serving Ottawa For 38 Years Est'd 1919 58 Sparks St. Thone CE 2-1581 ASTLEY'S LIMITED, laurier at Nelson BEATTIE DRUG STORE, 462 Bronson Ave.

BEESLY'S DRUG STORE, 86 Bonk St. BRONSON PHARMACY, 295 Bronson Ave, CITY VIEW PHARMACY, Merivale Rood W. G. CONNERY, PKm.K, 697 Bonk St JOYNT'S DRUG STORE, 1234 Wellington St. PA $-3565 MCRISSETTE DRUGS, 275 Montreal Rood 5H6-81C3 NORMAN DRUGS, 56 Rideou St.

CE 6-7231 O'SUtUVAN'S DRUG STORE, 390 Rideou St. CE 4-2725 ROSED ALE PHARMACY, 93 Hawthorne Ave, CE 5-1835 STEVENSON'S DRUG STORE, 353 Elgin St. CE 2-7366 TflROOP PHARMACIES 1315 Cerfing'Ave. PA 2-C510 CE 3-8454 CE 3-4917 CE 5-7644 CE 52727 PA 2-901 1 CE 4-8855 CE 2-1175 our proven ingriMlient n'ts'k tht nnoymg symptoms. Get fiT rehrt from cold misery than you've ever known wiih these to taKe or double your money buck.

Pnckn Sir 3Sc. Fmily Sue 79c. Sold Everywhere. BUCKLEY'S CINNAMATED COLD CAPSULES DAWSON'S DRUG STORE, 230 Elgin Street The Friefidly Store Vial Sen-ire BuiU" rWVITlHE. PUNPS.

RAP1AS, TV, EVERYTHING KLELTJUCAL FCHJ TliE HOMS HOWE'S DRUG STORE, Bonk end Second CE 5-4377.

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