The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 20

29 SIX ARE HURT IN ROAD CRASH Alfred Beiident and Daughter-in-Law Lose Lives. CARS IN COLLISION NEAR BBOCKVILLZ Touring British Motorists Give. Injured Medical Aid. BROCKV1LLE. Am.

3. (SpetisD T-e women, were dead her tonight and mx other persons, were recovering from injuries, some of them serous, followinf a head-on collision between two United States" stitomobi'les on the King's highway near Mallorvtown, 14 miles wejt of Brockviile, late thil afternoon. Mrs, Edward J. Seguin. of Detroit.

waa Killed Instantly. Her mother-in-law. Mrs. Cellna Seguin. of Alfred; died at Brorkville General Hospital shortly before mid-, night.

THE "OTTAWA JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 193H Lj 1J. 1 af MEN'S SHIRTS AND SHORTS spares mongrel on inai in yam at. 1 eenousiy irjurea were: rw.ra i ln1 tn imbulanca from Brock-J. Seguin. huaband and son, reapec- vlle tiveljr.

ot tha two women. Is in hos- wll mer thlt Mrj pital with rut on the head, legs and Seguin had met inatant death. feet, and Mri. rvter riuge. ca io ledo.

Ohio, also at Brockviile On-' eral Hospital suffering from shock and multiple lacerations. I Othera lnared. Three others hurt, but not requlr- In ncepital treatment, were: Mrs Grace Detrer, Toledo; Jamra Detier, I her U-year-oW son. and Peter riuge. 19.

son of Mrs. Peter Fluge, i also of Toledo. Provincial pollre held Harry Detaer. II. of Toledo, aa drlrer ml acie ml the ears la the fatal crash, pending fall investigation.

A doable tnejaeet will evened by th Bretavllle eerener ta li The Seguin fa'nuly, which had atarted on a trip to uetrou nora Mrs. Celina Seguin'i home in Al- fred during the day. waa proceed- I ing west, police said, when it waa I in head-on collision on tha highway half a mile eaat of Mallory (' town with the eaatbound car eon- taming the Toledo people. Con stable A. J.

Ferguson, of tha police traffic patrol, who investigated the mishap, aaid ha waa informed the Datzera and tha Flugea war bound tor Murray Bay, Qua. Shortly after the eraah occurred. -motorcade of 14 British car in which TO members of tha Junior Car Club of Great Britain are touring this section of tha continent, cam on the scene. Among tha British tourists wars several prominent English physicians, snd they slopped to render aid to tha Injured. Bra Spaeaatlas Helps.

Ons of tha first to help was Mrs. T. Morgan, well-known English er specialist who, having a complete first-aid kit In her car, was able to giv Invaluable assistance Dr. It A. Macnair.

a London doctor, and Major Douglas Morris, ron Diarrhoea TNEITt 1 REMEDY II TUs varuaNa pmwratieai has baaa sat tka BurlnS law or tbs sad holds a nrntaiioa saooad to Boas or tas reiiaf at bowel aoaaplainta. Prina. 80s. a bottle at all dniggMa or deaJera: pot an only by Tha X. Vfubwa Ob, lissitad, Toronto, Oat.

DccnonsTcEs Twtnfy Stores in Ottawa ElCVtltr' Maat Departmtnta TRAVEL, HOTELS and BES0STS. WESTMINSTER fireproof HOTEL A. fa i -1 aa a ajmer, iisiicaiij-wttjicMiiaiiea DOzei Hakei ntlat quarter of Toroato, yet dose to downtowai aectioau Thoroughly spodern steel and ooftcreta oonatsaatt-icai tbraugbout. Food wlecfJoa and cooa SDsg Ia chaega) of aaperieaosd Btvopaasi 1 rbef. Courteous aarvica.

Modarato tataa fcr atna or doable room or eK wttsi pelvate batkw' Writs for fosdar TORONTO 240 GOING WEST? aarts. d. teal re. fraakai at Pan Art bar. Feet Wllllaaa TMmtm.

Masai i Ate fcir2H nam Seaalena. arheater. N.T. canine client. "Idaho," wham ka defended In the "aiarder trial." Make.

waa charged wllk ceasing the dealk of 14-year-eM Maxwell Urease By climbing aw kla hack and eabraergtng hln while awtsnmlng. Tht dag Ufa waa apared kat ka meat ka reunited far Id seen the. a Brttiah army surgeon, among the visiting Britishers, assisted Morgan in attending to the viclima Dul Mvr othera involved In tht cranh wrre ilill hvinjr. and wra hurried to Broekville for hoa pital treatment. Mra.

If Una Rem In. harwever. bad amatalned fracturea of both arm and acie leg, and aerlooa Injartea ta hrr back. She died at the Brack. Ilia General Hospital al UM opeciaj nurse i naa oeen auiined ta Mri.

Celina Seguin'i case, and to attend her ton. Edward J. Seguin. and Mra. Fluge, also aerioui It hurt.

It vat believed both patienti still in hoapital would recover. Materisto Bring News. First hand rvewt of the fatality on No. 3 highway near Mallory town was brouaht to Ottawa early in tha evening by the British automobile party, merqfers of which stopped to render medical aid at the scene. Tha Britishers were shorked at the seriousness of the crash involving two United States cars on one of Canada's main trunk highways.

Resigns Position As Headmaster Dr. H. Coatley-White Leaves Westminster School for Abbey. lONDON. Aug.

5 Dr. Hsrold Coatley-White, headmaster of Westminster School, has beenTppointed Canon of Westminster Abbey, Involving resignation of his head-mastership. Westminster Behool is one of tha most ancient schools in the king-dam. Tha boys have tha privilege of being tha nrst to. greet the Sovereign upon his coronation.

Clustered In the triforium of tha Abbey they ball the monarch immediately entering with cries of "Vlvat Rear Such an extraordin ary demonstration causes lha august spectators to turn their eyes toward toe roof la wonderment. Whan tha King visits tha school tha headmaster alone among civilians is requested to retain his hat upon his head. This privilege is survival ot an Incident during the visit of Charles n. Tha headmaster. Dr.

Busby, refused to remove his hat because ha could not allow tha boys to think anyone at Westminster was grsster than nimaeu, wnicn was said to have greatly tickled the Merry Monarch. It certainly amused tha late King liaorga wnea na visited tha school. -L King In Sixth Flight 1 To Visit Hla Mother IjONDOK. Aug. I.

OPVKIng Edward made his tth flight since his accession tonight in a quick round trip to visit bis mother in Sand-rinShsm. Tha King's flight to Queen Men's side wss reunion before his leaving possibly Saturday to Join his guesta on tha yacht Nahlin for a holiday cruise through the Medit erranean. After a few hours st Sandrlng ham House tha King flew beck to lMMOfL JARVIS STREET tave money 2. Al ia Isa, awiaa laadef keCtaaiUcka. 1.

fcWd a tb Nerthtra tlna at s-Maaat WsMW. ENfi till Umm Ta 11 eaa ears al hand fiak CacaV Ceaa. fmt aifi isaiis Jrae sap CNJL ar CPX asset sr NOftTMKItl. NAVIGATION OIVtBION CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES 71S VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL bmtr. "shakea hands" wilk hte Cabinet Minister Makes Purchase With Certificate Hon.

Lucien Maynard, Using Alberta's New Scrip, Gets Credit Slip aa Change. EDMONTON, Aug. 8. Cr Circulation of tha Alberta Social Credit Government's first issue of prosperity certificates 350.000 bills, all with a face value of $1 began today. Ons of the first purchsses with eertificatea was made by Hon.

Lucien Maynard, Minister without Portfolio in charge of rertifici'es. He bought white shirt, snd a blue and grey striped tie al a department store. Total amount of the purchase was Mr. Maynard was given coppers snd a nickel as change for two tl certificates he gave the clerk. But other persons will not get legal tender.

Instead they will be given a credit alip for the difference between the purchase price and the amount of the certificates tendered. Seat ta Pay Werkere. All tha first Issue, except a portion sold to souvenir hunters and a few bought by the minister, was sent today to provincial constituencies to be paid to workers as July wagea on various, road construction projects. Some of tha 'certificates, on each of which one percent stamps must ba affixed August 12 and every week thereafter during their two-year life, might be received by the workers tonight, Mr. Maynard aaid.

Foremen and sub-foremen will give workers-their wages. The certificates, six Inches long and 1 3- inches wide, will be valid only if stamps are affixed to them for as many full weeks ss have elapsed since the data of issue of the certificates. The first issue Is dated August S. Stampa are unnecessary until August ll By August 1, 1038, If stamps are attached every week there will ba 104 atamos on each certificate and each certificate will ba re in ed by Provincial Treasurer Charles Cockroft for fl In legal tender. The stamps are green and 1-4 Inch square, and each la large enough to cover one ot 104 dates stamped on uie Baca ot the certincate.

one-cent stamps have been issued as only one-cent stampa are necessary on 1, certifies tea. When certifi cates are Issued, five-cent stamps will ba available for sale. The certificate! bear a msrked re semblance to a Bank of Canada tl bill. They are light green and black on the front side with a white bor der. The serial number and date of issue Is nrinted in scarlet.

The pro vincial coat-oi-arms appears twice. The Government's seal la printed st one skm nsruted by the following notice: The Provlnclsl Treasurer will pay to the bearer the rum of one dollar on the expiration of two years from date of iiuue hereof upon presentation hereof, provided there are then attached to the back hereof one hundred and four one cent certificate stamps." The back Is white with 10S quer-ter-lnch squares ruled off. Ons of tha squares is blank while tha other 104 contain datea when the one percent, stamps must be affixed. An amending order-ln-counctl giving the Government discretionary power for redemption of the certificates was published today in tha Alberts Gasette. The original order-in-couneil providing for issue of certificates under tns Socisl Credit Measures Act wss passed June II.

A newspsper reporter bought sn article at an Edmonton department store todsy with certificate, but waa not given silver aa change. In-stead, the clerk gave- tha reporter a credit slip to tha value of tha money he would have received in silver. Tha clerk said all other Alberta retail stores accepting certificates were adopting similar methods of giving change. Although Premier Aberhart has emphasized the certificates were Issued only to provide purchasing power to those who have no' purchasing power. Cabinet Ministers have offered to take part of their silsries in certificates merely es gestures of confidence in tha ability of certificates to circulate.

None of the Cabinet Ministers took sny ot the. nrst issue as part of his salsry but, Mr. Maynard announced, a definite arrangement tor Ministers to receive soma of their salsries in eertificatea would be mads by the and of August when another issue was expected to be mads. GIVEN at DAYS. HAWKESBUBY.

Aug. I (Special) In polios court held in the council chamber ot the town hall here this afternoon' before Senior Magistrate Raoul Labroasa, ot Vankleek Hilt Bona Nuckle. It, at Hawkesbury, waa sentenced to 90 days la lOrlgnal Jail on a charge of theft The accused, whs pleaded not guilty to tha cherge, was alleged ta have stolen a bicycle, tha property on M. Joly. Several witnesses gave evidence.

But Sentences Idaho, Accused of Drowning Boy in River, to Confinement for Two Yean tatori Cheer on Hearing Verdict BROCKPOBT, H.Y. Aug. A msglstrsta who owns a dog him self todsy spared tha Ufa of Idaho, a tawny mongrel accused of drowning boy, but 'sentenced' him to 26 months' confinement Just lea of tha Peace Homer D. Benedict's decision brought 200 court room spectators to their feet cheering. Bui tha court la tha next breath ordered Brock port police to kill Idaho a sight if he la found at large ia-lna village during the period of confinement "After considering all tha evidence in the case regarding Idaho'a actions in tha water, whlon in my opinion are dangerous.

I have decided to order the dog returned to his owner, victor Fortune, ta keep in confinement until October 1, IBM." tha court said. Even before tha verdict, however, THE ONCE OVER By H. 1 PHILLIPS. Copyright Hearing an and golfers are sgog over recent decision of Pennsylvania court in esse where golfer's ball hit a caddie etanding six feet ahead of the tee snd thirty feet to the right. The court held the golfer guilty of negligence and emphasized tha fact he had never taken lessons to perfect his game." News item.) Q.

Just how did you ooms to hit caddie not in your Una of Bight? A. How wss I to know whst my line of flight would be? I'm Just business-man golfer. Q. Old the caddie auke any out cry? A. No.

When did you Brat know there hsd been an accident? A. When I went to look for the lost ball and found I alao had a lost caddie. O. After senses did ka say anything? A. Yea.

Ha asked. "Wky didn't yea tell se yea had keea reading a beak an eerrerl getting and I weald have steed six fret behind yea and sa feet ta the left?" A. And did yea auke any reply? A. I said. "Cat the aaressaa.

That waa eaa at tha beat drives 1 ksd this year." a Q. Whst is your average drive A. I usually get about 300 Scotch yards. Q. What is a Scotch yard? A.

About two feet Q. How is your short game? A. I Just told you about my short game. Q. No, we were discussing your drrvo.

A. My drive IS my short game! a Q. Now. then, when you realised that your drive hsd gone off st right angles and in the wrong direction what waa your Brat thought? A. My first thought waa whether my opponent would say.

'Okay. Gideon; shoot another without penalty." Q. Did he? A. He forgot tht "without penalty" part of it a a Q. The lower court has held you were negligent in driving the ball off at right angles.

A. Tha court is in error. I was never more careful about my stance, swing snd fond. That's whst made It go cockeyed. The lower body also held thit your wildneas was due to your failure to take lessons.

A. I hsd shout 200 reasons for not tsking golf lesson. Q. Whst were they. A.

The other 290 members of my dub! Q. They sll took lessons? A. Yes. sir, snd when they got on my green in eleven they thought they were six under pax. Q.

One mars What, la year aatalea. weald be tha beat way ta gaard against ta- -Jarles ta caddies WeaM yea kava Una stand farther than as feet ta the right ar left at a tee? A. There Is ealy aas plans where a caddie la practically safe aa a getf eearse today. GLASSES on EASY CREDIT Sa aoat aeateet year eyes! Only OCABANTtKD COUHTD aaiiasao SPARKS ST. Q.

2233 Select and Central! Office Space Journal Building mtsaaat la tVs heart at i aa Cptawa eaataesa dW-artst WatVllahtad Bad nary wtth aJB aaatera gaaiuuss day sad alga r- aasaaaar aawtae- PHONE Q. 6900 190 the Judge admitted hur sympathise wan with tha puppy, a half-growa Airedale-German-Shepherd. "I know Just bow you feel. I have a dog myself," he aaid once. Sitting In tha court was tha drowned boy's father, William Breeie.

a WPA employs, who left without commenting oa tha verdict. Later ha said, "It doesn't suit me." The drowned boy's mother, Mrs. Anns Breese. broke down and wept at news of the verdict Then she exrlaimed: "The people of Brodroort have fallen pretty low when they place a dog's life above that of a child. If I had a gun.

I would shoot that dog myself." Her 14-year-old son. Maxwell, sank while awimmlng In the barge canal. July 4. while a dog pawed his shoulders. Swimming companions testified young Breeze cried for help against the dog.

Appeal. Q. And where la that? A. Directly la front ef the man wha ta driving and aa a atraigkl Una between the golfer and tha green! We don't want to be Skeptic Number One, but we atlU think, judging from the photographs, thst good msny of those lady warriors over in Spain have Just Joined the army for tha newspaper and news-reel pictures. The ides of some of our Olympic stMetes may hsve been to give everybody a run for their money.

"Anthony Adverse" hss been put on the screen snd sn advance scout reports that It is not only longer than the book but hesvier. Sam Michael Gevirut ssys It is sbout time ths Dionnes took in-fantory. Denies Students Are Idling Time Reference to Council Criticism at O.C.I. Board Meeting. Criticism heard at City Council meting on Tuesday night regarding students going back to the Collegiate Institute to take post graduate), courses was brought before a meeting ot tha Collegiate Board on Wednesday afternoon by J.

J. Slsttery. who asked Principal W. D. T.

Atkinson, of Glebe Collegiate, about the sltuslion. Mr. Atkinson said tha Fifth Form year wss a "pretty tough year for students, snd in a great many cases students take a second year to get through." Ha denied they "idled their time," as suggested by certain members of City Council. fsesiiis See ta Leave. Mr.

Hill asked Mr. Atkinson how msny ot last year's pupils were leaving tha Glebe Collegiate this yesr, and ha replied about 290. Mr. Hill thought tha number would be mora than that Gratification wss expressed on tha amicable eettlement reached by I ine v.n.1. Boara wiui tsoara ot control regarding tha I8.7M asked by the former for repairs and improvements to school buildinss.

J. J. Slattery wanted to know If; the collegiate Board had ever been invited to a conference with tha controllers. He said he had no recollection of getting such request snd Mr. Hill ssid ths Board bad never been invited to such a conference.

The question how aver, la now settled snd there Is no value In reopening it" ha added. Tha building committee waa authorised to go ahead with the repairs specified in the list submitted to Board of Control. Tenders would ba called wherever possible, ssid Cecil Bethune. It was announced by Mr. Bethune that the school management committee had reported on the retiring allowance for W.

W. Nlchot was resigned ss mathematics teacher at tha High School of Commerce at tha and of June. He waa receiving S3J00 a year salary, snd tha recommendation of the committee waa to pay Mr. Nichol five yearly paymenta of MM each. The Boara approved tha recommendation.

Principal Atkinson announced that from a list of sppllrants, J. Wright Nell, ot Ottawa, bad been selected temporarily for tha post ot librarian at tha Glebe, succeeding Miss Idlth Jamieson, who resigned. Caal en tracts. Tha report of tha building committee recommended tha contract for smokeless coal for the Collegi-tea ba awarded to the C. Bay Company, Limited, and for Nova Scotia or other slack coal, to tha Independent Coal Company, Limited.

Ray Company bid 57S (or tha slack coal and MM for tha smokeless: Bruce Coal Company, Limited. tSJO for slack and W.45 for smokeless, and Independent Deal Company. Limited, si 71 for slack and (Til for smokeless. A report on his snslysls of the different tenders wss submitted by Dr. J.

S. O. ShotweU. At a Joint meeting of the Ad. viaory Vocational Committee, held prior to tha Collegiate Board meeting, tha chairman ot tha Printing Committee wss authorized to spend op to 1.100 for new presses for tha use of Technical School students.

Present at tha meetings ware: H. V. HilL ICC. chairman of tha Cob leglate Board, R. A.

Sproule, Mrs. H. Thorburn, A. B. Provost, J.

Slattery. Henry Welch, John Mc Klnley. P. M. Draper.

Cecil Beth una, secretary administrator, and Principal Atkinson. BODE FIsUT TBAIN. ALBANY. Y- Aug. I.

Mrs. Fannie J. Bailey. 104, who at tha age of four took her Brat train ride oa tha Da W1H Clintoa. tha United States pioneer railroad train, died A manufacturer's clearance of all first quality garments.

Good wearing quality broadcloth shorts in assorted patterns and Lastex backs. Assorted sizes. Cotton jerseys in spring needle knit. No C.O.D. orders or exchanges.

Reg. 50c each. Friday, HIGH-GRADE MEN'S SUITS 24 .50 Smartly tailored all wool worsted and navy blue botany serge suits in single and double-breasted styles. Models for men and young men. Smart patterns.

Sizes 35 to 46. Reg. 29.50. All have two pairs of trousers. HANDBAG CLEARANCE A smart group ol Summer handbags in a splendid array of styles and pastel shades.

Washable linen and simulated leathers in the group. Reg. 1.65 to 2.00 each. On sale while quantity lasts, Friday, each SILK SLIPS 1.69 Lovely quality real silk crepe de china slips tn tailored or lace trimmed styles. Adjustable shoulder straps.

In shsdes of tea rose snd white. Sixes 32 to 44. CORSETS C0RSELETTES 2.98 Coracle ties of figured brocade with lace and awaml tops. Sizes 34 to 42. Girdles In aide snd step-in styles, nude of brocade.

Sites 34 to 32. Values up to 8.00 each. LUNCH CLOTHS 75c Cay and colorful Japanese lunch cloths In pretty designs. Guaranteed fast colon. Size about 54" 84.

Suitable for cottage or everyday use. Ta4BLECL0THS 7.50 Beautiful hand made linen lace table cloths in a very attractive design. rintshed with scalloped edge. Sue 72" Reg. 1043 each.

SEMI-BLEACHED SHEETS 1.79. Good wearing quality Wabaaao aeml bleached iheets, nestly hammed ready for Win bleach white In a few washings. Sue 00" Beg. 2J8 pair. AWNING MATERIAL 45 yd.

A heavy quality awning material la two popular ahadea la striped design. Width 30 Inches. A remarkable value at this very low price. each WOMEN'S SsNDdLS A limited quantity only of these smart imported sandals, made in Czechoslovakia. Made from woven leather in attractive designs.

All white, white and brown, black and white. Sizes 4 to 8 and widths AA and in the group. Friday, pair MESH SHOES 100 pain only of comfortable white fabric shoes in strap and oxford styles. Lightweight rubber or leather soles, rubber heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in the group.

On sale while quantity lasts. Friday, pair AUGUST SALE of FURNITURE CHESTERFIELD Two and three-piece chesterfield suites. Every suite has webb' construction, Marshall spring cushions, plain or show wood frames on fronts. Rolled back, semi loose back and tufted models. Covers in rockfast repps, plain repps, homespuns and tapestries.

August Sale Special, suite LIVING ROOM Samples, broken from suites, and every one is different Marshall cushions and 'smartly designed. A fine) ae-lertlnn nf rnu.rinn Attentat Sale Special, each DR0PSIDE COUCH PADS High-grade pads, extra well filled and finished with rolled edge and deep box Sleated valance. Coverings in pretty oral cretonnes. August Sale Special, each FEATHER PILLOWS 100 pairs only well filled feather pillows. Covered in a good quality feather proof tick.

Size 18" A remarkable value on Friday! August Sale Special, pair WILTON RUGS Sample Wilton rugs in seamless and seamed qualities. These are very high-grade Wilton rugs, but are in discontinued patterns, hence the unusual savings on Friday. Size 6' 9" 9'. August Sale Special, each BEDROOM CHAIRS Upholstered bedroom chairs to add aeajsa A that touch of smartness to your bedroom: irl Covered in dainty chintz spring seats and back. deep box pleated valance.

Special, each BRYS0N COM? ant, 3.50 1.00 SUITES CHAIRS 14 .95 4 .45 1 .00 49 .50 material with Finished with August Sale GRAHAM UMrrnx 85-00.