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:VOL.
XLV16 O ,_ NT.FRIDAY, DFCO 1.0, 1926 No. 1.1
"fow"Mal,
Saw XiH md,luket da'ythere
DUNDARTON.'
Election Ecturns
It. of the
The following is' the result.
in the various polling subdivi-
In PickOring Township and is
different municipalities in South
c
G"ENWOOD
MILLS'
7.1
Rall ne�.�t Sun-�seotiesiL
be a celebra. f the
'wimIll" voting
Holy Communion at 3 P.m. tVnew- alone
confirmed ted to make the
geir First are requested
this ser'
B. FORSYTH, fth. D., Director
Rat.
asietric&I Assooatlqe of 0atw1o.
ember of the AAftricaft OpOomtrkal
vice.
The A.Y.P.A. meets every
Ontario:
Gen. Eyes ess-ined by appointment.
1100C Claremont. out.
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Prait Baskets of- all descriptions,
Including qt l -boxes --pt. -boxes-
Thursday at 8 P.m. All young
people are inAted.
-SROUG Aft
TOWNSInp OF PIC39BRING
ad 9d
.,2 11l.
7- 2
X
2stablished 1888
--Headquarters
O. R►TMcKINWON, M.D., L.R.O.S
adin busp Ineanuar 011- %ho-owisqgo 4
11*6attaft
mtd acs ons art O=%Ao
ils" of
aeesnVan to d=' MtWWMM
On" and real"n". ftwaun.
... Qrates and Baskets at
lowest prices.
Shaping and Turning.
Kiddie Kars, Sleighs, Office Stools
On ace,ount of the I storm on Sunday
both Sunday school and church. ser
vices had to -be cancelled.
The young people held their' weekly
meetingat the home of L. 'and Mrs.
Johnston on Monday.. evening.
Mrs. Van Wyck, who was -here-at -a
I Kingston rd E.. 119 31 N
2 Pickering VII., 206 125 148
8 Liverpool, 105 51 54'
A Rouge Hill, 41 41
5 Ober cod, 73 83 10
KinsX7. 78 56 22
F 0 R -F E E D
CORN
OATS whole. or grou.nd
A E. ORRISTIAN, Barrister and
7U.
A&oWto;hN ,=blic L Money to
South Whitby. 251y
` saga no
'Salt -For Sale
CHAS. A. WHITS
fending the funeral of -her father, M.
Miller has returned hotne. The
sympathy of the 6ammunity is extend-
sy1r.
in their
7 Br%ugham, - 154 -91 tS
8 WhItevale. 141 81 60
9 Balsam. 90 85 56
10 Claremont. .206 07 108
BARLEY FEED
BRAN
SHORTS
A G. BROWNING. K. C.. Barrio-
.& Ns ter. Solicitor. Notary Public. Annes'Blk..
Vwtej of Oracles street,
House phone $80. phone 392.
Successor to late W. G. Barnes
Hill.
Phone 8M or write Locust Ont.
ed to Mrs. Miller and family
time of sorrow.,
The Women's Institnte will hold
11 Alton,, ..131 so 95
I Total. 1406 7011 Mg
SCRATCH FEED
for Wmialtry
CRXCKED C
•''V1DRATON & ROSS -Barristers. go.
AMINorthern. Ontario Building, 330
-IT-02to.•
their December meeting at the home
of Mrs. W. Bayles, on Tuesday. Dec.
Net majority for Sinclair M'
for poultry
+:V. J. Beaton.
S.D. F. Rom Adelaide 2767
J s He Bme-I
D4ftetw_
14th, at 2.30 pm. Subject for after-
noon: "Xmas Ideas." Roll Call
held
Thoughts that help d
The -election is tu
VOTE IN IEVNICIPALITIRS
12, W .7- 7
I have a car of Cereal Food which
e foe
"DIORA RDSON PIOKERING-
SoLicitors 213-214.Codade
etc.,
- _C��=.`1.01%60 and Rich.
waPt.... Main
EIKT=
7 and
past, and although the returning to
41 Al X
QD 0
time. It Will pay .
to try it.'
ozdin
and
IV. office * M da and Wed-
sungs and
eve an 4.'
�Sst$td:.'Y. incfdittif
Phone
Zmba4mw.
HEARSE
power of Premier Fergusbn was a
disappointment to many et . there is
9 fact
Oshawa, am mu 012 :
&Whitby, 978 'MO 848
WHEATand BARLEY Wanted.
vein
re ng. ck. stf
menown el
Jif QJr0R
CLOW9 (W
room for encouragement the
that so many comidered principle
in
Whitby Tp.. 079 $36 844
Whitby Town. 9W 762 184
Chopping Mondays, Wednes.
•-ahead
Phone 92A
of politics, and. old fighters
the temperance cause realize that a
Pickering Tp., 1405 706 Mg
Reach Tp., 898 887 566 ....
days and Fridays.
DR. D. C. Smith, Dentist. Stouff•
ville HonarGraduate of Chicago and To-
iYwrervities the
R11W Ci=
set -back but strengthens the deter-
mination to fight the harder. The
Port Perry, , 45r 885 88 ....
Seugog Tp., 122 90 82
some and o
S=nsd Phone office 11.
kR ones must learn the sad facts
Your
ap;*iatlnents. my
Roofing, Material
the -old ones know of the evils of
strong drink in an community.
.y
AUDLEY
SV7 e8N 2818
Net majority for Sinclair, 2319.
-C 0 A L
BLAKE B. BEATON. D. D. S..
Graduate of the Royal Cole4e of Dental
Bull and University of Toronto. oe
5. i British Columl�i�ii Shingle
=Murdock;�Gonfectioner7 store,
hourag 12: 1 to -AM. Lad. lg=
Miss Doris Gee spent Sunday in the
WH ITEVALK..
dBslphone 4U7
No. 2 Sand 5z
city.
threshing operations are going on
-The anniversary services of the
Baptist church wiU be held on Sunday
A good supply of Hard and Soft
JN. DALES, L. D. S., D. D. S..
* Graduate of Royal CAlkse af Dental Sur-
and the University of Toronto, Odke
D. A. Scott's store. Claremont. ont
-TORONTO ASPHALT
slowly.
Zero temperature and snow ties
Dec. 19th, in the afternoon at 2.30,
and in the evening at 7.30. The Me -
Coal on hand. Also a supply
of Kindling Wood,
asce hours. 9 a to. to 3 P. = . Sat � go
ur%rnd.
ROOFING
things up badly during the last week-
Master Band of McMaster University
. -
stove length
t 1p, . Phone
as, o I
Murray'sM'IS In., 82 in. and 86 inch
widths, 4 in I Shingles ; also
Roadmastr Ward was here on Tues-
day superintending some work beivir
will have charge of both services. The
concert will be given on the 25th as
Ele Sunda3,
12tf Phone Pick. 1709.
YJ ERBERT T, PALLA ISE. I. D S..
AJX D. S.. Graduate of the Royal Coflep of
�D=W Surgeons "d de U-niverw" of Toronto
o above I S Baladon's &face. Fidiaring. out
Metal Valley and,
Ridge Roll.
done.
Barn, on Monday, December. .6th-' to
usual. sure tP come on
t' Further
and enjoy a rare treat.
be week.
DONALD MUNRO. P10KEKING
hours 9 a a. to 6 p, m. . or by It-
Want Pbose Pick 3700. Wy n
.
Material, or will give price on
a
finished Job.
Gardiner and Mrs. Winter, a som
Congratulations.
Taxes an betrix-paid again and
particulars will given next
. : .. �..
Whitev�&16
onotas"
-VLIZABETH
=:a PICKERING mom
is are findftw the country rates
rl in fact the highest they ha,.
- -..-:
Born, on Nov. 18th. to Mr. and Mrs.
♦DUNSARTON.
The Service Garage
RICHARDSON-Sue.
iX!Acesw to 4he late %4=.Cd.-
t somm Fire
LUMBER YARD
awl n.
The Club did not meet on. Monday
The
Johns, of the Rouge, a son.
Miss Cynthia Burns spent ' the
wmeek-end with Miss Luella Maxwell.
W_M= standing. 34tf
last as it was post6oned-until
Mor*y evening Dee., illifi� at the
Miss Jennie Mills of Toronto, was
the guest of Miss ay Somerville a
Motor overhauling, top and side our-
Wn repairing
_. POSTILL 14consed Auctionswo
T tar ft""M wrass a" an"0106 Asia.
ask* ad &U &nMSy is as sacft"
Look Ahead I
home! of F. M. and Mrs. Chapman.
The Audley Public School Pupils
reek ago.
-Quite
Ottery Service-1argiag
and overhoLuling.
asiaos. Lddress Orem lUvw 0 Out
hold their annual Christmas tree
a number attended the Men's
All Flat ra"
,
Bu your new Furnace clow or
will
and entertainment , on Wednesday,
'Dec. 22nd, at 8 o'clock. The program
banquet on Wednesday evening and
ervLoyed it immensely:
work guaranteed.
service char
I Phone 6610 Mark. 91tral.
R.31311ATON TOWN9311P
on . 06MAL1011110411IN 106
Amosalens. 1111%. Ken" 0 in"
"Issaw. ZAO-
have your old one repaired
will consist df songa, drills, recitat-
Santa Claus
Remember the Sunday School
Christmas tree and entertainment on
W. E. 8 E R R y
Massa all
s4aesrC=a. OUL masiltr
I ready for the winter.
Ask no about the
Ions and dialogues; and
has promised to bet present. The ad •
Friday evening, Deicembir 17th.
91WN. MAW. LICENSED AVC�
T nouge yoft. Qatuio "A Durhm
o I §"- P= "Is-dod
IT M3 0 IJ A.
You cannot do better..
adults,
mission will be 25 cents . for .sk
all children free,
Married, on Wednesday, December
1st. at Broolchn, Kra. Harriet M.
Eddy, of Brooklin, to'Rev. -Jas. R.
Fedad Coal d
W Da" in." be
BROUGH"
Fraser, of the Ma#m,, Dumbarton.
an
.0
104r,
Offirv. DO sad 1xiddl-
Or if its a Range, let n@ BUDply
Rev. Mr, Brydon, of Knor ColleKe,
'Im.
ftw= Lby, Oat. lily
you with ar"Good-Cheer.
Anniversary services will be held
Toronto services in- the
I
TSE MINING MAR ET
- You will be satisfied- :
in St. John's United church on Sun-
day, December 12th, and will be con-
United cHurch last Sunday morning:
Not brave the storm to
-0
dt
pin
I mbing-1 Eavetroughing, revair
kind, -all
ducted by Rev. Manson Doyle,-B.D.,
many could
attend and the everdnig service was
F. A. R.E E Rp
Weboy and sell. furnish quotations
and Information on all Listed and
work of every
guaranteed.
of Toronto, who is a specialist in
Yo People's work. Services will
un
P,
cancelled.
Unlisted Mining Stocks.
Hardware of all kinds
be held at I p.m.- and 7 p. m. Mr.
Doyle will -also address the Sunday
'6CHOOL RgPORTL
We will be pleased to ad vise what
stocks to but off to hold. or
Phone 480Q_
school at 10 am. The children of the
then the
The is the report of Ober -
Room.
Nut and Stove Coal
what stock to selL r
ALVER BUSHBY
school will march to cliurch
The Young
Wor public school, Senior
* for
(Riente are making money by
]PICRE1UNG
for the service aft 11 a- m.
People's Society will also meet in a
O:d were absent one
marked
examination. V Class -][Aura Petty.
and Coke, also
following our advim
Our long experience in mining. ex-
dy at the evening service at 7 p.m.
I manic will be -rendered.
S On
John Gitriand. er. IV-�-Biatrfce King.
May Teefy, Annie Rittenhouse. Jr.
All Hinds of Feed
',.-tending over a period of twenty
rLX^D% YOU WANT
evening, December 13th, a
-given
IV -James Lawrie. Peter Sobot. John
allows as to give sound advice
Investment
concert will be by Rev. F. J.
-
Hood". Leo MoGriskin', George Ban -
40 feature of a mine
er the speculative� feature of a pro$.
venture.
your house heated for half -
the cost of coal ?
Maxwell B.A., and the -Yo UVIR People's
orchestra' j St. Andrew's church,
"The
Win-
derwn*� Sr. III -Anile Petty, Win -
nifred Barnes. Leslie Bears. Evelyn I D
Harold Penney. =I&
cement, Lumber,
pective mining
Oshawa. program will consist of
Dr1ck*at*r.
SOLLOWAY, MILLS& CO.
If @5, Instal one of the listen. . t Ise
a lecture entitled "Mrs. Wiggs in the
Smith. Vincent Tasty. Jr. III -Wal -
Ruth Holl-
Lath
Members of Standard
Oil Burners in your range, or
Ca bba Pa h illustrated with lan-
tern Tides ry' Rev. Mr, Maxwell.
ter Waddell, Earl Taylor,
ager.-Mariou ForgusooMurray Boll -
Stock Exchange.
-Members of the Montreal
an International Oil Burner
in -your furnace.
Music by the Y. P. orchestra, consist-
Lloyd Petty. Allan Rittenhouse
roger, Petty". Hazel Petty. E. L.
'62ffr'od
--
Mining Exchange.
Qdkoe and Board Room, Ground Floor,
. ;Oall and see them.
ing of .quartettes and solos. Miss
McLaughlin will -recite and Miss L.
Dennis. teacher.
-Terms:
strictly Cash
Metropolit4m Building,
W�'J. GORDON R,
Garrow will sing. Came and have a
good time. Program -will begin - at
JUNIO'llt R001K
11 Glase-R, Pilkey-*, A. -Maynard *, M.
TORONTO. - ONTARIO
PbrAes: Adelaide (1871 and e37*--
Church Street.
Agents Wanted 23ly Pickering
7.130 p.m. Admiasion,.35 cents: ;child.
ren, 25 cents.
WHMVAJLE
MacRae. A. Petty". B. Peters, R. May-
nard*, J. T"fv. F. Bobol. Sr. I-V,
Drinkwater*, P. Teefy, E. B#Lrkey.'
Jr. L-111. Tieff. . 0. Hodgfon, B.'Tor.
N. Petty* (tips). 0 Calla
A Ne'w
1 41
a
y
T. R. Trains
About ;00 per cent of the rural wo-
rancA and
dine". Sir. Pr. -W. Mcllroy*. Jr. Pr.
P*
Me of Furniture
No. 10 Mail 7.58 A M.
•
28 Local 12-59 P. M.
men,who have not been to school in
cent years have only a sketchy idea
-A.,Pilkey*,H. Hodgson. "Neither
late nor ahment during the month.
-
7
D
807 Local 6.25 P. M
Sunday train, 8-98 A. M.
of the political situtation in European
No. on roll 19. Average attendance
_C0
Trains going West due as follow• s=
countries. or the change-, which have
taken- place since .the war. We all
18. N. A. Gollau. te"acber.
-Novembii report 4Df the PIckeying'
C HRISTMAS
2."-PM.INo. 29 Local 9-22 A. M*
Liical 9 Mail 9.21 P. M
-1.
have heard more or less about the
League of Nations and yet if we were
asked, without -warning, to write a
ContinuationSchool. Thenamesbave27
been arranged in order of merit and
graded. Grade 1, between 100 and ATE
tore
Sunday train. 42-P, Me
Foregoing is according to Standard
definite account of it, mpst of us would
band in blank Sot'a
lir Grade 11, 74-00;.Grade' 111.
To Serve YOU.
n pakes. single
fit en
N 00; 0. W`50, An ister k d otes
We have Chairs from 3.50 to 17.00
time.
woman, however, in the Whitevale
ffilitrict need remain in Ignorance on
-an-exam, missed. Form 8-I Jean
Annan, I I Lilian lViman, Ruth- Tay-
7
Ferenries priced from
ELM DALE M
that qilestion as a full description of
lor. Glenna Gilmer, Violet Swan. Wil-
Drugs,
2.75, to 5.00.
the League and what it is trying to
is
lie Powers. 111, Edna Bray, Ethel
Pateat Medicines,
Beed Baskets 85e to 1.50
0 XWC*
do among the nations to be given.
by Rev. Mr. Ratcliffe at the next
Bray, Florence Muteb and Mary
Spencer equal, Marjorie. Diamond.
Stationery,
Rubber Goods,
Library Tables 16.50
meeting of the Women's Institute
which will be held Wednesday, Dec.
0, Robert Stork, Ethel Slenkin. Bar-
old Richardson; below 60 p. c.. Hilda
Cameras omd Supplies,
..Victrolas 50.00
For Pamtrt tris -
15th., at the homi of -.Xrs. W, S. Maj�
or. This will be one of the best pro-
Walsh, Dorothy ., Andrew. 8"010y-
Taylor no exams. Form 2-1. Leona
Tobarco, Olga&@, Clga�ettev,'
0abdy, Etc., Etc.
Sleighs for the kiddies
Kiddie Cars,Aocklat Horses
OUr'Ja0yal Brand
grams of the season. Everyone ;will
want to bear the drama which is to
Spencer. Muriel Westne%, Sydlisv
ar
Beare. 11, M &rot Pu r1a. III,
Any patent medicine or -remedy if
procurable can be obtained
Also,
'i0balre, High Chaise,
FoockinX -
- -
be preserited by the pupils of Mrs.
Hickson's classes and this group of
Verus Petty. Waite Penney, Berates
0bapman. 0, Peru Toms,-Winale
thi6agh this drug store.
A - qualified druggist
Zidercarten Bete Etc.
atyourGrocer'i.
expect a good size
tiny players will exp.
Wmd. Bernice Omwford, Mariprie
Mildred Barrett; -below 50
always in charge.
.. �.`C, k-'Sterrift
Farmers who have wheat get your
,,fioar made from your own
Wh"t- We can
an appreciative audience at their
first public 'appearance. A report of
the Convention will be given by Mrs.
Annan, p.
a., Lyndon Oronk, Lizzle Annan. How-
and Law, Helen Clowan,• Kenneth
Fleld", Grant
Value for your money,-
Quality Goode,
Parks. `There will be other number
Morley*`. Arthur
Coqrteo.ne Service,
Furniture Dealer apd
grind It
-a
Food of all kinds -Chicken ,feed.
on the program' including a son& bV,
Miss Gladys Pugh, and'the President
Law".• Form 1-1, Myrtle Lock-
wood, Phoebe Juniper*. Bert Elliott.
11, Ruth Diamond. 111, Dorothy
7.
E. C. Jones, Phrn.S.
Funeral Director
hen feed,• chop, wilifeed.
has undertaken to provide one sur-
Swan. Jack Chapman, Jean Andfr-
Phone IWO
-'Cho to g every week -day. -
prise at each meeting. This time the
. I
surprise number will be a very :pec,
,
son. 0, Helen Gilson', Walter Rich-
Austin Baker. Elinor Annie,
'Druggist and Dispensing
Chemist.
Pisker1mg, Ontgrie
=I 1q. 1JOCr W_VV00=
one. A contribution of candy ill J�Iardpon,
taken to ,end to the Children's
at Oshawa. 91 lil
Samuel MeWaboey; below 50 p. c.,
Brock Bdod*. Allen Andrew" SM
PICKERTNG, ONTTA R*IO
FTI� I'! 1W. li
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p., w
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Ran -Ali
Man. oats- No. 2 CW, nominal, "Membaill of last Hou" who. have been r"Iected are Indicated with
4-Yi 8, not quoted; 'No. I' feed, 59c; No. 2
W an "ter".
feed, nominal Western grain •quol
tions in c1f. -porta..
-CONSERVATIVES ' Standing 4 Parties
Ami. corn, track, Torontlo--No. 3
ADDINGTON OW. D. SLACK
yellow, 89c; No. .3 ye:lovil 87c.
in Chitall LegiiiIature
ye;
Millfeed-Del. Montreal fri
.112 %
Sesta in House ...........
V.. incltdied: Eran, per ton,
:'.ALGOMiilllll,�i M. ROBB, Ml 80. bags $80.25;
Conservatives ............. . 75
shorts, per ton- $32.25; middlings,
(Redist. - 1025).:- Liberill ............... 14
140-25; good feed flour, perbag, $2.30.
REV. G. MARTIN, Maj, 101.
Progressives...............
18 3 Ontario oats, 50c, f.o.b. shipping.
BRIlLLE - *M A. CLARK, Liberal-Prograsisiveal .6 pointe.
M
rill
_ al 2,000. Independent Liberals ...... 81 On t. good mr1ing wheat. --$1.30, l
ear
"46 CARLETON-*A. EL ACRES.,Maj. Labor 1 b. shipping points, according to.
Labor ................
1,700.
Jn dott (Manitou!in) .... .... I freights.
Barley-healMalting, nominal. 60 tc. 64c.
-COCHRANE NORTH -A. V. 1, A-
TERS, Maj. 714. North -E,; North -W, and South -W.) Buckwheat -76
-COCURATS"TH-(Estab, 1926) -*COT- J. A. CURRIE, Maj. 3,401. Rye -No., 2, 90c.
ill
,
F. X-HNNING, BL&J.,2,700. - TORONTO ST. ANDREW-(Estab Man. flour -First pill $7.90, To-
, pil
ELGIN WEST -*F. G.- UACDIAIP, ionto; -do
1925, containing papt of former Ont. second l $7.40.
flour --Toronto, 59 per cent.
North -W. and Sbluth-W.)-W. R. 1%��.�;:.'
MID, Maj. M. per barrel, tn,carlots, Toronto
.�-.ESSEX NORTH -DR. PAUL POTS. FLETT, Maj. 1,157..
.76; seaboard, in bulk, $5.75
SON (Ace..). TORONTO, BELLWOODS-(Estab. Cheese -New, large, �110 to' 2034c-
li,5, 'FORT WI L1,IAM *F. SPENCE, 1925, containing of former twins, 20% to 21c;gec. Stil•
V- containing part , 2ll ar26c; trit)lets, 22
Maj, 3,58e. NoNorth-W,and South -W.) -W. H.
tonsl
MdGILi EDWARDS, Mai. 6,644. tets,8c. old 28c. , Stiltons, 30c.twins, 27c;
--GLENGAP-RY-ANGUS
Butter -Finest creamery prints 40
Maj. 40P, TORONTO BRACONDALE(Estab. Y
st to 41c; No. 1 creamery, 39 to 40c; No,
19 to 39c. Dairy pr nts, 32 to 33c.
-W.
GRENVILLY.-'HON. G. HOWARD IM, containing part of North 2, 3 1
ZR9Us0N, ma and Soutli *RUSSELL NES- Eggs -Fresh extrill In cartons, 72
1,894.
9 A I TOAT--Z-6091i HILMER, gh Pxfra-t lool 7()c; fresh
A
rets 60e-,--frPsh--secvndl
Luril (E -stab. 'Fresh pullets 52 to 53c. Stor-
1', Maj. 7i:l
CENTRE THOMAS 1926, containing pa 0 39c.
HAMILTON f former
age extras, do, Ill '42c; do,
JUTTEN. Maj. 6,000. North -W. and South -W.) - SAM
HAMILTON seconds, 37.to 38c.
EAST --*RON. DR. 'h-Rl0HTj Maj. 3,207.
Poultry, dresilied-Chicksi spring,
ixsil CARR, Mill 6.l TORONTO BROCKTON - Estab, y squabs, I to 1% lbs. 32 to'33c; do,
HAMILTON WEST - FRED. T. 1926, containing part of former spring, over 4 lbs., 90 to 22c; do,
iY Si Maj, North -W. and Soill and Park- spring, 3 to 4 lbs„ 32 to 35c; do, 234
51-
I I -I H ON. - ROBT. F. to 31/t lbs., 30 to 33c; do, 2 to 2%,
EASTINGS NORTH dole) G. SicBRIEN, Maj. do, 4
lbs. .0c; 'iens, over 5 lbs., 2 tc
COOKE. Maj. 2,000- 2198&
HASTINGS WEST-* W. S. IRE -'TORONTO PARKDALE - (Redist. to � -lbs., 26c; do, 3 to 4 lbs., 24c;.
r
-]Hon. G. Howard Fergmilm roosters, 22c; turkeys, 48c; -eese, 23c;
former LAND, Maj, 2,710. 1925, containing part of ducklings, 5 lbs. and up, 32c.
-]HASTINGS EAST -J. F. HILL seat of Parkda:e)-'*HON. W, H. Who.rill from the pD11s for the second time as Premier of Beans -Can. hand-picked, $3.60 to
I -NORA-4. P. EARNGEY, Maj. PRICT73, Maj. 4,199. OiAarilJ. 43 'if) bushill primes, $3.45 to $3.60.
KE
.x '-e products Symp. per limp.
7,00. ITORONTO HIGH PARK-.(Estab. .7,
nij�g $2(),OW SMUP sit
rI E L, $2.25 to $2.30; per !ga;., $2.15
RENT Wi REV. A. C. CAI, 1925, contai A.
of former seats Brant N. and C, to $2.25 per gal mailis a -all lb., 26.
DEfL Maj- 2.319. Parkdalle)-W, A. BAM, Maj. NI -XON Ill Maj. 00.
.'ZJNGqT0N-THOMAS- A. KIDD, a,", 64. BRUCE SOUTII-(Redist. 1925)- MADE AT HAMILTON to "c
Maj. 2,500. WATERLOO NORTH --'W. G. WEI- *M, A." McCALLUM (Prog,)', Maj. Honley-011 tins, 12% w 13c; 10- - e-iiiiii
lb. tins 12% to 13c; &1b. Ill 13 to
--1 S. HANEY, CHEL, Maj. il 9. t �18�i4c: ill tins. 13% to 14c.
MBTON WE$T 38 30. Officers Capture Speed Boa.,
Maj. 1,914. WELLAND - *MARK Cx mb honey --$3.40 11 $4 per dozes
VAUGHAN, DVFFERIN'-T.- K. SLACK (Proll
.LANARX N`i-T. A. THOl Motor Car, Truck and 100 1 Smoked meat, a, trod.,30 to
Maj, 1.600. Maj. 1,362.
l32c; cooked hanl 46 to 47c; smoked
GREY NORTH-,(Redist. 1925) Grey
-SON, Maj. 1,000. WELLINGTON SOUTH
'LANARX SWTH-OZ. R. STED-i Cases of Liquor. J. to: Is, 2' to, 20c: breakfast bacon, 34
LINCOLN GOLDIE, Maj. 879. North and South, replacing former to 39c, bacu, bone,e-.4s, 35 to 42C.
MAN, Maj, 722. 1 WENTWORTH NORTH -A. Hamilton. -Alleged bootleggers of
N. S.'and Centre.l-*D, J. -TAY; Cared meats -Long clear bacon, 60
Ll F J SKINNER, Maj, gill SHAVER, Maj, 900. LOR. Maj 400. a -ring that is said to operate between 1"o, 70 -lbs.. $23: 70 to 90 lbs. 121.50:
NORTH --„I. P. MOORE. WENTWORTH SOUTH -*T. J. MA. GREY SOUT'll-tRedist. 19--5)- Hamilton and Toronto were. surprised 204 ibs. and up, $2.1.3A-, 1glitweight.
on the waterfront by Provincial LI- rolls, :n bill 54-50; liavyWeight
m 4. w. BONY. Mai. 4.0w. FARQUHAR OLIVER, Maj. 475.
LONDON SOUTH --i J. C. WIIf cense Inspector Taber and three as. roN. per bbl
W.I14DSOR EAST -'FRANK OFRANK W. nuill SOUTH-(Reibst 1925)- 1 16 Pure tter,!es, 14tJ to Ill Alii
SON. MAJ. 700. 1 WILSON, Maj. 7,26& W G. MEDD-IP- oilill Maj. w. Is6tahts. They seized about one burl Il 16% to 17c, plill 1. to 171,1
W. ECCLESTONE,1 WINDSOR WEST -J. F. REID, Maj. KENT EAST - CHRISTOPHER I dried cases of Canadian wbiske
y and prints,. 18 to 1835c; shortening tierces,.
pm
400.
6.29AL -CARDIINER. Mai. 500. -CHRISTOPHER. in automol and a �arge motor llilll to 1234c. tubs, 1214 to 32%c;
-truck. vv!u-,d in all at several thou. pails,1-2% to .131/4c;'bIccks. 1414 to
-XIAGARA FALLS --W. G. WILL, YORK SOUTH-(Estab. 1925. form- LAALEITON EAST-wLESLIE W, :truck,
'SON. Maj. 400. t sand dn'!illll Continuing the r work 14%c:
erly part of York E. and W.)-, 6KE. Maj. loiliIl.'.
NIPISSING - *HARRY MOREL, LEOPOLD- MACAULAY. Maj, LINCOLN -R. 14. KEMP, 'throughout the tillil the offcers seiz- Heavy export steera, $6.035 to 37;
Maj. 900. 5.277. Maj- r'o'.'Ied . costly and sp el Motor lapne'lh henvy steers, good. $6.2.5 to $ll 0
MIDDLESEX NORTH -'(Redbutcher steers, choice, $6.25 to lill
--1qOPFOT,K---:'HON. JOHN S. MAR- YORK WEST -'HON. DEL FORBE'S 1925.. Notth and West re la i at 1C)"aliville. The. vigilance of Inspe . c- do, fair to good, $5 to $45; do. com.,
71 N. Raj. 1,282. - GODFREY, Maj. 3.733. P cirill for Taber and -his men hae'rioliu;ted'in
OTTAWA NORTH -A- E. H`ONEY-; YORK EAST-(Redist. 1925, See. for former K , N. and W.) -ALEM Ill a •oi to il cum -runners of $20,000, $4 to $4.50; butcher heifers. choice,
LEAN Maj. 700. $6.25 to $6.iG;-li fair to good, $5.0to
vil Maj. 900, Beeches) -*HON. GEORGE S. MIDDLESEX. WEST. -J. G. LET11- -it is said., to $G;'do..conl $-1.50 to $3.85y; butcher
ctior,r Taber Is working closely cows, good to choice, $5 to $5.50.; do,
OTTAWA SOUTH -T. M. BIRKETT, HBNRT. Maj. CO22. BRIDGE, Maj. 710. Iri
Maj, 9,717. LIBERALS ELECTED. PRINCE . EDWARD 1with offirialA of the department in com. to med., $3 to $41; do, cannery
PARRY SOUNDl G. V. HAR- Toronto, it is stated. The owner, of and cutters. $2.25 to $2.75-, butt -her
BRUCE NORTH-(Redist. 1925, with 1 RANEY, Maj. 4 1.
COURT, Ill 1,4QO. the 'auneb is "Own, and arrests are buys, �lood to chaise, $1.25 to S5; do,-
-Bruce S. replacing former N.' ISIMCOE SOUTH -WEST -J. H. med.. ItSJri il dc, bo!ognas. $1.65,0 A
PEI�L--COL T. L. KENNEDY, . S.,
HINNEY,
and W.) -•A. P. MEW I MITCHELL, Mltd. 39 ,4aid to be bke:y. The automobile andto
Maj. 50& - . - - J. -(), - , the truck seized are said to be owned S3.85; baby beef, $10 to 311;'
-
Maj, 3M. -J. W. 'WIDDI- to : do,
PERTH NORTH-OHON. DR. J. D. DUNDAS-GEORGE SMYTH (Lib_ FIELD. Maj. �40- by James Sullivan, 121 Steven Street, fair, $5 to $6.25; stockers, -choice,
MONTEITH, Maj. 1,100. Co 'and Pil Loscont, 286 -MacNab Street $4.75 to $5, do, fair to med.. Si to
PETERBORO, CITY- (Redist. 1926, Prohibi Maj. 140. LABOR (GOVT. CONTROL) North. The name of a notorious but $4.50; all cows, 370 to $85; spring-
ONTARIO'NORTH feeder choice, $5., $5.80
with Peterboro County replacing IDURHAM-(Rel -1925, --Durham ELECTED. 1p.."'erful, bootleggrr bore has been era, 990 to $120; calves, choice, $11'
0W. East and West being amalgamated) WATERLOO SOUTH -'KARL K, H to- to $12; dQ, med., $7 to $10; do, com.,
former P*ftrboro E. and W.)- *W. J. BRAGG, Maj. 75. mouti(,ned in. the affair, and his au
OMUTH, Maj. 3,200. and grassers, $4 to $5, lambs, choice,
H. BRADRURN, Maj. 700. inobi-.4 near the wharf when
EAST -BLAKE MILLER $11.76 to $12; buti $8.7115 to 119;
PORT ARTHUR -D. M. HOGARTH, ELGIN 4, lkh�-- officers'surprised the smugy:ers, $6 to $7; do, heavier,
Maj. 664. sheep, choice,
Maj. 24& ESSEX SOUTH -C. G. FLETCHER, Total Power In Use -inC.an;Lda.- police SAY. 44.50 to $5; do, culiIs, 52.50:
-:RAINY RIVER -J. A. MATHIEU When'Inspector Taber anal his 'Men
Maj. 263.
Maj. 140. The toi -harse-poweir Installed in- arrived- at the waterfront at a point. - IWONTRZAL.
R. REW NORTH -OALEXAN- - �� Amal- Canada. for all `uses 'excel steam rail. near We:lington Street they found
ENF -gamated 1923"Ill 'MING. Oats, No 2 CW 72c-- No. 3 CW,
DER STU-ART, Maj. 1.l 'wSil Wil
"alys at the end df 1H5 is iestiihated. several rAen working f4erial alt -un -
Maj. 663. p ni
RENFREW SOUTH -T. M. COS- HALDIkANb-R'. ]�.'MLILiR, Maj. thus toading- thnt liquor from the launch. firsts, -$710; -seconds,. $7.40; d;,!
TELLQ, Maj. 780. Dm
300.- oe or The truck was loaded, and the rest of strong bakers, $7.20; winter patents,
ST. 0ATHAWKZ8--* E. C. GRAVES
-Power. .Total the al was piled near by. When choice, $6.50 to $6.M. Rolled Data,',
Maj. 5.57-L HURON' NORTH-.(Redist 1925) Water -power .... 4.282,191 -- 80, -the saw the Provincial officers bag 90 lbs., $3.76- Bran, S3026.!
Lcvc . with Hirron"South replacing, former pu I power lliog&000 Shorts, $SZ25. Middlings, $42.26.!
SAULT STE. MARIE - *JAMES 20 'the formet fled in al directions, and
ton, car 16till tj
LYONS, Maj. 3,145. seats (.titre, * N. and S.) -C. A. -- de-erted their motor Veh;cles Four 1U7, No 2, per
'SIMCOE CENTRE ROBERTSON, Maj. 1,846. 7
-*CHARLES E. -5,350,000 -100 t backed
,rndn ran to the launch, and I Cheese, finest vests., 1734 to 18c
NORTHUMBERLAND - (Redist-
*WRIGHT, Maj. 341' This Is equivalent to 151-fty-seven one- speedi:Y from the shoreand. disapi.. -firfest easts.,171,6c;, Butter, No. I pil J
same launch, it Is stated, teurized, 87c. Eggs, storage extras,
IMOOE EAST-* 1925. East and West being sinill humdrelill of a hD;rsero%,er per.caph The
EAST -'HON. WILLIAM geared,
Ma G. S. ROBERTSON, tal ,
FINLAYSON J. 1,100. Kai 5W. figure wh!ch is only slightly ex• has made several trips to the local 45c; storage firsts, 42c; storage ll
STORMONT-D.'A. McNAUGHTON, oeed-ed by.that for the Unitei:l States. harbor dilitri.ngpighti; of the past two ends, 36c; fresh extras, 67c;
OXFORD -NORTH-*D. M. ROSS firsts, 50C.
Maj. 275. weeks.
--STURGEON FALLS, --A. A. AUBIN . (Illibi. Maj. 1,521. Can d cutters' $1.76 to $3;,
OXFORD SOUTH -M. E. SCOTT following the seizure of the launch. _era an
eves, ordinary, quality, $9 toll 7
SUDBURY- SON. �CHARLES Me_ ill Oakvil'e the craft was taken to To- veal cM
CREA (Acct). (L.-Prog.), Maj. 1,312. t ionto, it is stated. Inspector Tell 10.25; do, top quali $1-1; grassers
3.50 to $4; hogs, thick amoathal
OTTAWA EAST-(Redist. 1925: E.,
-TEMISKAMING - "A. J4 KEN- N. and S. replacing former seats conferred with officials there regard- $10.75; sele.etal $12.76:; shops, $10.2l
NEDY, Maj. 1,20Q. tog what action will be taken against dows, $9 to $9.25.
ealt D
BEACHES (Estab. East And W -)-�--*JA PINAR t.lithe f the boat.
alleged owner c,
(Ind. -L.) (Government control), 1925, formerly part ol East
York) Maj. 4,418. Obedience, -THOS. KURPHY, Maj. 60 ..VVhoso cannot obey, cannot be free.'
CINTA-R.10- SOUT14 *WE. N. SIN wit 1 2
IM, contanung part of former,
Riverdale) --GEORGE ShIEDDS", PERTH, -SOUTH-A. A COLQU-
'HOUN, Maj. 300:
Maj. 6,.W6, PETERBORO
TORONTO GREEN WOOD- (Estab. COUNTY - (RecrisL-
19'25)-W.-A. ANDERSON, Mal
1926, containing.part of former
400.
Riverdale) GEORGE SMITH, P-
-Maj: (i RF�SCOTT-*EDMOND PROULX
TORONTO RIVEfb113ALE--(Redisi .(Fnd.-L.), Mai. 250.
1926containing part of, foToer1RUSSEL'-*AURELIEN BELAN-
,
Ger (Ind. -L.,), Maj..30Q.
Riverdale, South -9. and. North -E.) 1
VICTORIA NORTH - WILLIAM
-GEORGE OAKLEYMaj. 4,733. i NEWNIAN (L.-Pri Tkil 700.
TORONTO ST. DAVID -; (Estab. IVT' SOUTH
in CTORTA 9 -F. G. SANDY
.1925, containing part of former; (L-Prog.)i ftaj. 125.
North-leJand Swjth-E.)-*Hi J.
WELLINGTONNORTH9AST-(Re-
E. THOMPSON, Mai. 7,490.
TORONTO EGIJNTON � (Estill dist. Ill with Wellington South
formor I replacing. formir East, West and
1925, containing part of FE
I South.) -DR: "GEORG Mcil
-York Eal and ,West) -H. H.
BON" Maj; 210.
-8A.LL, Maj. 8,949. b. YORK NORTH -P. W. PEARSON
T`.7`TOlWNAT1a Sir. Gill-l(Estal
1926, containing part of former (4, Prog.l, Maj. 1,490.
North C. U.F.O AND PROGRESSIVES
-E.. and South -Z,# -H. 'a.
SCHIDLY-LELD, Maj. 1,834. ELECTED.
TORONTO ST. PA RICK--(Estab.
Y
BRANT COUNT--(Redist. 1926,
1986, contaWng part of farmwith Brantford replacing formal
r
end With Governor-General
sELLi iess w --lar rum.-kALrjyie.
7
Ottitwa.-The visit to Ottawa of If.
11
R.ft, Prince George, youngest son of
For the
King George, was in the nature of a
private week -end stay with their Ex-
HRISTMAS
cealencies the Governor-General •and
Lady Wi::i�gdorf. The Princei accept -
TREE
or
ed no pub:ic'eng -agentents. He arrived
at 8.45, Saturday inorninp- and was
inet at the station by members of the
Governor-General staff, and went at
there's nothing equals
beano
ildnee to, Government House for break-
once
ths nifty little -
fully colored
1.fast. The rest of the day' was taken
DY -0 -LA DYE i
up with private entertainments. at
DOLLA.
:.Government House, and in.theeven-
'ing a dance was given in his h;onor for
SEND im all Dy-ol
070 PRZLV -4 and 5'tivtits
about 200 persons. On -Sunday
-C= for ii
Dos Paturn
was a luncheon to which members of
-of
Johnialon - Richardson
the Cabinet and heads naval and
military "titblishmerl were invited.Mai
Dept. T
William E. N. Shicialti, K.C.
Prince George left Ottal ill Mon -
Liberal leader. elected In South
day aitern"n and sailedfor England
Outal
on the litontroyaL
A n: u�.� .r se,,. v ,G L b+'.t° •°'',+..+� Y; d'+U YY.'. »'n AA; a c r R.Y...+- 3 r„.
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.,,r'<.?xs w-•,v�[•. •..,_.. •ten.," s,. , '...i- ... �..., .;,,....,._, ., ,a••'�;r,= .:., ".�5..�.»+n`. i°'. w ..r-�..'av'. _ "e: .{} .u. ..3•:^ v,+;!r, •�;. ,:� a•:....va `sra,w:EX'r:':3J.
_ .. ,, 0 t . ,.. E s✓ .•P'.' P n .roa<�.'. 4,. ': 4 . '.� :0. 'as
W ' l.tii • •. :.'x_ P.•:,,.,.- "_ n. •..: W .t -t'. Yq. .- m ': !`\.`: •,Q "�. a}J, ,.6 ,y. *,0:"'. ..4N5 •�:.,'•' �' �.-L''.T o. ,., w
`
'SAT THE LOST ART OF A, VANISHING RACE �� y
TOWIizi�xAxTe.
X{ y -
-,
Outurto. �.
{� r �� tive and Easy to Give. SILVER FOICES, as''
_- � eR the Blood v�� o r a! You, do not have to Coax and threat-
it:t rage. .. .P9 M1 £ er,a": --- ---
;�
t x set to get the tittle GIYas to ulke-Sai,y'b t,' 1 T. V i n a U n i$V yip • ,
Must be BmUt Up Before -
.- e` �t ' rt Own Tablets. The arae with vrbioh Larges, Summeraide, P,E.I� R.
Recovery I3 COII - - --.. �s x ' Ysthey axe given: as comparted with � .�
„. " tea' `. v¢ /� i L`i.�� We otter steady
liquid medicines. will appeal to every SNS+ E employment and y
Fevers and other Aents'dtsepaee like
"paeumon3a and Influenza, leave the r` 3 / 3 a aa� mother.. .None is spitted .or we
Pay weekly to reel our oDsaplei� ttrid `
'� ' as.r you know just how big a does has exclusive lines of guaranteed quality,
s patient weak, with thin blood and un reached the little etomaeh, Asa rem- '
x t whole root fresh dug -to -order• treed
stratig nerves. The period of 'con- �'+i , . , t : n if ` , y g ed7, for. the ills of childhood arising and plants. Attractive $lustrated „Y
` 'vrnce is often long .and trying, ' f ,' ' `" from derangement of the stomach and samp.+zs and full e•-o�erstioa. • x,.
have ire fr moneymaking opDorttait7•send years of poor'heaith' owesy .
quentay followed so brief an milers as M», Rome YeyeQ, Wiilimaatic, Conn., Luke Brothers-Nusserbs. Montroal
-
an attack of Influenza or. pneumonia. + r a .,. "
says:=- I used Baby's Own Tablets In In the Vlfeat
Much os this sort o1 misery could «. r + F £ w' the Canadian Northwest 4nd found
''be avoided by Laking steps to build them a wonderful medicine for child- RanoheV--"We don't need a
up the blood so that it can carry to f ""'""•' {r den's troubles, ettpbcially indigestion phone, Our neighbors have one." x;
the nerves and other tissues of the ` a and constipation. I have also given Oatler-"Where do they live?"
Body the elements they -need to re `. r e them to my children fir -simple fever Rancher -"About 40 miler due east."
store their normal functional setivi•
ti�es. To basis up the blood and =e• tits-restiex
s$see eeeomPartY#ng —'T
teething and they always gave raieQ. A s�aSle pair of elephant tusks wilt'
' store it to its rich, health -giving vigor, I retwmmend Baby's Own Tabieks make' sufficient keys for between r.
n0 othei medicine cat! equal Dr, -Wil- �.,� `�.. � ail mothers." , thirty and forty pianos.
Hams' Pink -Pills. . From first to last Baby's Own Tablets are sold by -
''tt to their mission to improve the
-blood and thus restore good health c,&nja tae oxfr sti or by r: 1a s' i
a" ce�nfs a boa teem The Dr: W'iilfamr'
and vigor. Medicine Co., Brookville, Out. PQnf ?�%hOTf1P..J'
. The value of theae pills in conditions
above is shown by the state -
described`. Last word m Prral�l.
mato date suggestions oa planning, f
h end
r meat of Mrs. Rebecca O'Brien, Pem• ' bw furnts mg.:
.3 < filatures Reserve.
gar Ing. Pro asc'iy illusti:ted. Nr�j
broke, Ont., who saps' -"In Nov., !823, , w 'w, ' ( a S. a s.
_ 3 was stricken with pneumonia, and at "" When Nature tries her finest touch, sad scorn of cBoWr vhtQsgg �.
z , :. geatioas. .Send LS emir For
"the time but little hope was held out Weaving her vernal wreath,' y ,
for my recovery. However, with the . k ye, h o she v h gee Maids
Met ow lose e43s et
--
best of care i was able tow t
after some sotttits.--But-I-dfd--act-r-e--- - to be --- 'ted, us Too �o&t w
It-i��stranga feet -that -the -the is_ an ardent stud-entot Indian bre and Nor sobbed by ru:er breath.
cover my . strength, The doctor told considered-lt -remarkable;-after many .
Not be traced y sight or so .. `
ate building spruce bark canoes,Al
me I was anaemic. My appetite was whish __ _ __(. _
failures, to discover that old Peter
.. poor, I grew aervaus and rest I were used extensively as temporary Who ever saw tine eea'lieet roeo
Bear, age ?'8 years and one of -the Tory
e• -was deathly pale and practically gave conveyances !n hunting expeditions r, whrsten
n the
her sweet bxot?
I I last survivors of ,the original tribe, Or, when Lha summer sun goes [down 14
»' • nip hop8 of ever being --strong
again.. Maleclte Indiana of Ne�v sti11 had the knowledge of this
art.
RI�e(,Ymatlsm.34
-- --- - .: ® aimnle Indian Light up her gleaming crest?
F u however, remembering that in • my Brunswick, should, within the short lie -fs still -lie's - dad e_w1Lh.Alhu _111 It relieves -w
r I -
girlhood [ had taken Dr. Wiillams' f period of tbirty yea's• be lost' to these 1� existence of years ago, aac! believing -.
: Pink Pills with decided success, I de- ; -re nti3„ t jp OY-�Iegea-- Sats %ncffts of - -- - --- the stiffness: eases the Pala.
cid a age, n. s t e t me Mlnard s Liniment for Distemper. t
by E. T. Adney, of Montreal, who in ' his people. The task was an easy one '
I had used two boxes there was no telit� .his eaperteaces at Windsor !for Peter Bear and he explained to `
w bolping me. Con- Adne that it was the crimping of • ® 1
cub 1 were ' r.¢'
doubt the t, Dag Ler M y
� Street Staito�, fn Idoutr+ea1, of /� �•
tinuhng their use I was soon ab:e to spending many months among' theca I the bark at the bow and the stern that converse.
attend to my household duties. I con- Indians, stated that it was only after a required the aki1L The Photograph i To sit on the rocks; to mase a ar flood se,
1 busted taking the pills, however, until P
�- [ had used twelve .boxes, by wrilch two year search that h8 heti discover I was taken at the Maledte settlement 1
ed an old Indian in New Brun9wlck pear Saint John, N,B., and shows Peter I To Ltraoe the �fcreat's shady � �
time I was enjoying better health than who was able- to make an authentic Bear sitting with the apiece bark i^
Y at any time In the previous ten years. scene,
spruce bark canoe model. Mr. Adney model be wad*. i Where tbinas that own sot man'' do-
to gratitude frr what the pills have --- - minion dwell, rye,
-... done for me, I give this s' atement In -_
Badly ecus of the stomach. +end I And mortal foot' bath ne'er or rarely
the hope that it may .point the way to Contentment. = ,t„gg� liver casae headwbes Selad'rsyrtip
health to some other weak. deapoudeiat been;
W. Money and fame and health alone _ arN remove there causes. Any drus score. o d1Amb the Lraeklees mountain all
a�maa." -4-__'- T unseen. DRAGGING-DOWNq.
6' Are not enough far a man to own,
You can get these pills from any
b For Iaea4thY sten are heard to sigh, With th wild flock that aevec aeedr s
jjµµedlcine dealer or by mail at 60 cts. a And men of wealth go frowning by,
box from The Dr. WI1llams' Medicine And one w4th tame will plias his part i He held an ebony clarinet Alo'a® o'er 'steeps sad foLmfng ta41s PAINS RELIEVED
Co. BrtWlEvilie, Out in white and tapering hands;Lean; � .
With a troubled mind and a heavy I His
dugs» delicately met b'
- _ hart • i
0o
This is not adltride; 'ifs .but to bold
Love Hl VAill. t these three no say Por The silver of the 1tesJa'ted lands w e aura s 0» lees Nears' i Year.
I e dee Lreastr'res •Converse with nature's charms and
Iiia eyes beheld uncharted h
! vie t'ewree li'd •
- 'To love• in vain re, one of IHe'r tragi How s alSeesba man flus lappineea' By undiscovered seas -Bprpa T.iJdf>t E. PimlCham°s Ve;etsble f f
diaea. So often It brings a train of dis. /�� d Bre hlt
Brought Her Hea
Astrotit eff-w-ts, Ambition is killed: health oomeslirat In the famous three, . Above a brown sail pointed beard `'"s"P"�"
t . suffe•-ers become soured and embitter But cripples can smile, ae we all meat His face was then and sed'
tad'; life slumps faro a joy+.see exist• I He bed the look of one who feared 'r Moose Jrvt, Sask. - "I am goie,$ to
r Isnot+, see: 113omb vagaedy direadful thing; Heti kS r• aS.+i try tc tell you whab Lydia E. Ptak
Fame la sweet, .ae we aN mast,own, 1 ham's Vegetable Compound has done
The poet Cowley wrote: But the happiest hearth' are not wide And alithe while his nates were sledReneybe Ir/ I
fcr mn. suffered very badly with
"A 'mighty pain to bane !t ie,, As 1pwablawe on the -Ing Vitus'. why ro easy V-pl• bus me and infiamtIIa-
ly known. ( "Buekley'r" to end Cieasha. Boos- dragging-downla
Anvi 'Lia a Pala that lova to mise; -Thomas Kennedy. •-
Money Is good, when ft's truly earned, allele and all Throat, Coes sad tion also pains in dry right side over i
But -of all poria, the gassiest pals - B peace with fortune is net con- Lops trouble. We ta.tsnt. >+laasaa� my Trip and down my whole side into
Youll nuts_ its onlaaa- Ie I had it read s ear-whefl-
IIt i* to love, but Ione is Cain." ceruse. pow dal tl» Pers lest &we --sad mY Y 5
titer. are so do.e. to a 'Ts -cent boeeLi I Poen to a doctor and he. said I
Wte true; but why "love in vain?" For the bravest and loveliest boula we. • Ask soar ds tssi.t for 'Bookies". would have to have an operation. But v
leo that the reply may be given that f1 know w. L Badday. LlaiaL my mother said w take Lydia E. .,
it man lovee a maid, and she cannot re- Have little of sliver and gold to show, it • I 1U alotaal et. Teroats r 1'mkhsas's Vegetable Compound as it ,
taro his. Dove, that's "love !n vain," Caved her life years before I took ja
utth none to blame. But wait a ma Yet there must be a way to the goal I �v ix ors two ke tlerana found I was better �;,
,�i� w I ke on Lakin it and also us
uteat' we seek, r aaActs oro ,,ii� Lydia Pinkham+ Sanative Wash ;A�,
i\'hat would you Cay to anyone who A path to peace for the strong and err tt1� I have had two more children emcq '
bought a grand piano and then could weak, thea and Pia perfectly well I used
" nut get it tato the house? Or to sone. And it must be open for all to tare, -- !— - - to have to lie down two or three
one who bought a.bat without trying In spite ofrIlte'e .sorrows and days of times a day, and now I do all m
it on. Or to a skater who got a daclt- care, _ housework without trouble. 1 al-
It
� + ��
now
Ing bemit�e he failed first to test the For those who have suffered the most ways keep the Vegetable Compound ydF
Pk�e. the while i` then he°ps mea. I �am willing for you
a
< fit
Ycnr see the
moral? Those who sus- Look +out on :the world with the ten-! - ' + to nee this letter any way yon see help
-- '---from-hovirus in -vain-do se because ' - serest smiler I ( 1 and I will answerletters. It I oat
{hey -took a risk -and hurt themselves. And.thoae wbo have little of wealthla
of any other woman I'd be oatly toog
l[.ove is nearly always preceded by boast to try.re, FSrHEa HOIIdH'EOK, r
"t
ikfrig," and It carr -and ought to be Are often tiie- ones Shat we love the ka Athabasca W., Moose Jaw, Sas-
tchewan.
-held in that stage' unfla it Is 4Is ov. most.
Lydia T4, P
ered- that the person liked is tree to ta® lda Vegetable
dependable
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'be loved, and free to bve in return. So I fancy the joy which men strive for s71 women
a sable medicine
Compound is a deperr
_ .
ery ` For sale by e►sr7nFber+. d
Thea Ave has a chaste. Not in ev to win
:oro, o1 course; does the ohasce come Is born of something which lies within, -
off, but that, the lore -quest head . hope, A etsain of courage no care can break.
` or the reverse, would soon ire ttppar A love for beauty. no thief c p take 1 Y
_ YE
ent„ and a. retreat could thus. be made For they are the happiest motile on ! "+
before tfie hes,;t 'was hopelessly in- earth
ZZ �
:rolved. A passing dlsappoiatment to Who gather the treasures. of
Gentle a
_very different from a life tragedy.. worth; '
` yI Most of those wbo "love in vain" have The prides of neighbors, the faith of
been too rash -•too premature. It's in- friends,
aptring to night dor the attainable; i And a mind at peace when •the sus
tragedy to pursue the unattainable. Be descends. t
look before you leap -into dove!-gidgar A. (;asst.
j
t -s
• plie" Picked lip at sea.
A pigeon belonging to a Stafford- At the gates of the tMest, the Bur-
dhire fancier which was tiberatod at Drf� man of the world is forced to u " i
$ ` - Rennes on Juice 6 was picked up in the DiSSOIVC two BAYER TABLETS OF ASPIRIN in BAs jA,L���
Day of Biwa* and"carrted tai Austrslta, leave his city estimates of great .and I le `thoroughly.-cutiCQT8 88 115
_ Bmall, wise and tooldah. The kaap four tables nful� of water and Barg
Fighters. sock of custom falls off• his back,with D t irlia.
Ftr st Bull
"' the,firtirt step he mAkes into these pre -1 Swallow some or the solo#ion. Don't
Aifeteat inhabitants of the Island of tincts,, • .• Here we find nai
lx,- - , 1_4 -4 . , "., 'V.` .1. . , ;� ": ,
_:PAR
councallor 100.00, In X._Chpm.a.
ar. envelopeq
- for clerk and collector- 10 00: El Pugh, I C HAR DSO N' S'
ditto 100,00; Soba 11ifurk. -N 0 T 0 E
excise stamps Ic',00; Adam'
Spears. in- Oa and after January IAt, 1927, we
rivt+.r IST17RE S RTT
-F,- o 15 (A); U L Middleton, ditto 15.00, of business which' wL11 enable us to . . . . . . .
u%76pLi-.!ro the United St:auta and ditto ., - .7
Britain $2.00 in advance -A White, ditto 15,00,, E L Chapman - U-ne _6�TeC��eyuur order -Prompt �i p t Delivery Promised
3 . meet our oblig4tions, and furthermore
ditto 15 00; J Milton, rebate on. poli,, reduce our ov-erhead acid iUCL'eas64ffI•_
tax 300; A Lee, ditto 3.00. cienev'in stFrvice to the customer.
-4.0ft- -MURKAR, FiW=e -3
Th.,nndRoads Trti2ting- aur r.=7 inwst-, - will
and Bridgesti eported and recommend- oo-operate v% ith us in carrvitjg out the cHi A Ats XMAS, 1;wf?EJ5E'1VT8
ed the.fullo,,ving payments: A Dou- foregoine plan. belleviti.gl this to be to
NOTES AND COMMENTS.' It you are thinking of giving China efts this year, don't
cette. 82 yds grav aDd right-of-way. our --"utual benefit.
'%N'hitbv to pay half 16.40; H Pugh, Thanking you in advance. fail to see our stoCK.
baul gray e. t 1, WhiLbv to pay half
z�
Chioken-stealitig still cautinties, X -M . R. - 1VZ 0 IT
A. 15.W; 'R Spencer. ditto 25,W; J J
.�f "to be a source
of great loss to Ward, ditto 22 50; W P 'Jones, ditto 14-17 Picketing Bakery.
farmers throughout the province, 10.00; H Michell, haul grav OPP lots -8PECIAL XMAS CASH PRICES FOR YOUR
27.18 con 8 1220.ft C Pucktin haul XMAS GROCERIES:
:,ancritas a menace which it seems I I ...i .. - A
grav clean ditch Opp lots 2 to 6 con 41 I I
impossible to eradicate. Within 82.00; grav op 4 5 Seedless Raisins, 16c lb. j Mixed Peel, J citron, 85c
W Fuwlie, baul
be past few weeks big hauls were P Seeded Raisins, 16c lb. I Shelled Walnuts, halves' 58c 1
rd
Z con 4 12.�Pj; U 'Blake. ditto 21.0 b:
.0'
Tr n, baul timber and fill in at White- Currants, best qualiti, 17c lb. I Shelled Almonds, 58c lb.
made in the western part of the ,Ie bridge 8.75, D Annis.'ditto l&76-; 2" -`L8e-Ib4G&n4ie_d
township and in the neighborhood J Herbert. ditto 4.00; W Plaxton,
Orange Peel, 25c lb. White Lily Bak. Pwdr, _22a -A
'10f Locust Hill, where three farm- ditto 9.00; 0 McKay, ditto 6.00; W. Citron Peel, 55c lb. Pastry Flour, 24 lbs jSp-'' No
era lost 200 chickens. The Mont_
Lightbody, ditto 4.00-,C Anthony,
ditto 15,00• Tweedie, ditto 20.00. R
5r Opp 25 con 3 2,50; A Taylor, R
real Family Herald and Weekly Seebeck, ditto 24.00; W Teefy, baul
iu�e i gra plan-- "i-MANICURI 'ICHARDSON'S -:-GROCERY
Star,,iu referring to.this
cr 13 -iug bet 28.0 cons .1 2 3.4 37; A Draper,
Rent County' and the means that rep bole w t I con (Markham to pay
being taken to overcome it, half) 1 50; A Carruthers; rep bole and
drag w t Icons 7.8 (Markharn, to pa
half) 5.50; also planing and clean ditch
says : "The Kent County Council -i. oo; Miller 119 yds gri%v -hardwareStore
bas had a b�-law fur a' couple of con bere is nothing in- ickering,
years that was intended to assist bet 10-11 con 6 and Opp 9 con 7 17.86; There
or per-
R Birrel, haul grav 'bet 10.11 cons? -7 functoity about our
the authorities irr stopping the and 20 vda grav 31.00; P Wilson, haul ITS
manicuring. Our at
�s that grav cons 6.7 1000; L Pegg, ditto
gains of robbing hencoo tendants know they
14.50; 0 Pegg. ditto 7.00; A Pegg, Does your -old stove burn too ratich coal ? If so, come in and see bhe
was prevalent in that county. ditto and drag 11).75; R Morgan, drag are expected to do
9 Jr.
Happy Thought or McClary Ra e that gives the. maximi
:This by-law reqnire8 every person Claremont streets (Claremont to pay) their best at all times. amount of beat with the ralait'nilm amount of coal.
1,501 J Stephenson, drag con 8 Opp 9
who buys po.ultry from a stranger to 14 and bet 10-11 cons 7.8 and haul Look Your Beat"
to report the purchase With U&MOS grav con 8 21-75; G Dight, fill at bridge,
Co.ne in and see our Quebec Heaters at $15.
ge ROSE MARIE.'
and other details to the police. OPF 32 con IS 00; Wm Thompson,
4,
build bridge Opp 32 con 1 16.75: Fred BkAVTV CtrUTUME Stove Pipes, Elbows and Repairs for all
For failure to make such reports Byers. Instal pipe and clean ditch bet hit
thirty five citizens of the Chat 12.13 con 8 150; also drag bet 28 27 coo Brock St., Whitby kij;ds of stoves.
7 6.00, L Salter. drag bet., 18-19 from -Phone 385
law district were summoned to d. 'd
lake to highway an con 1 11.00: The A good supply of Royal Purple Calf Meal and Poultry
court in Chatham one day, recent- Pedlar People. 4 tt pipe and coupler
.-lyby-th'ecounty police. "Report- 8.76, J Fraser, abov grav Opp 17 co 8 Supplies, Oyster Shell. Grit and
Beef
ad rep bridge bet 34 35 con'8 5 75: R
ing of all purchases by all buyers
Fuller, rep hole bet IVIS con 3 2 50;
Z111
necessary if. the police are going Wm Nicholson. haul grav bet -.31
Ito 4x
eliminate chicken stealing in south Of highway and OPP 9 con I slid
bet 29-29 con I and Oil at bridge lot 32 Agent for International Farm Machinery and Etepairs, this district," High Constable
con 1 73.75-, W Petty. 581 yds grav* Our Motto We have it, can got it,'or it is no . It mad®. 'Peters Laid in commenting on the Rosebank rd and con 1 8.80: R Ward,
taken. He pointed 18,10 -
action out salary Oct 31 -Dec 6 1 C Fuller.
haul gray Opp 15 con 4 drag bet 16 17,
that thieves - have to dispose of coo 4 rep hole bet 14.15 coo 3 W,215-, J EOPLE- J. S.* BALSDON PICKERING `.!A
DAR71c"'AR
the stolen chickens, and it is only Beelby, drag con 8 8 43; E Gibson.
RE ftR
shov grav Opp 17 con 8 2 50; R Roberts.
with the help of buyers that the ditto 7.50: R Pilkqi haul grav cons
ERFECT
offeadere can be traced. While a
16181500-, F cCullougb, dittoc. AST R V
- L McCullough. ditto 26 33, W "4
large number of buyers have 3' . 15.
Linton, haul cons 8-9 haul timber for 7
ahown a readinebe to aid the 01B- bridge bet 34 35 can 8 47 50; C Eagle.
ieI ere by cowplilog with the, terms son. baul gray Opp 16 17 con 8 10 00; With Xmas so near at hand we
ere
Fretz, haul grav bet 30 31 cons 2.511:
of the by-law, a number have beenare getting ready with lots of
7
W Derska. gray for con 2 Opp 16 1 good things for the
Indifferent. The season is sp
16-75-
M Hickey, baul gray bet 16 17 festive Fie&Aou.
Proaching wbe,o chicken thieving coo 2 -bet 2223con I Instal pipobdt
-becomes rampant in Hent. 1'
12.13 con 2 83.75; H Wilson. instal pipe pe Chri9tw" Cake, almond feed and
bet 10. 11 con -1 rep culvert and efean trimmed, 60c lb. Plum Pnd. Rich, Soft Tones Of A Brantford Roof. ►
fact a few minor thefts have been ditch Opp 11 coo I and drag bet 1011 -
divas, 90c each. Scotch
perpetrated to different parts of con I sad oppJ to 13 5.25; 8 Farudals.
Brantford Asphalt Slates -harmonize with any style of archi
Opp I to 7 Short Bread and
the co Dty during the drag bet 6.7 can* 64 and facture, and their rich, soft tones bland with their surroundinp
n
Past few con 7 8 25; F C Pugh, haul gray con 8 Fried Cakew. 7
-vreekL High Constable Peters 21438; Pedlar People, steel creta for at all times of the year.
... says he intends to prosecute all Whitevale bridge 4.5 33-. Baines; & Candies. Nuts, Oranges, Grapes. They last for years, are fire redstwit and give Perfect probation tram
David, steel for Whitevale bridge Stockings anddocotations A an weather coin ys 1f:
chicken thiqyes to the limit of the 1019.371: E Powell, rep range line 1,75; for the Xmas tree
law., R Appleton. 100 yds gravel range line
and the house. L
I&W. 0 Lee. 411 yds grav range, line'
6.20-. H Down. haul gray and drag ori Weddin
X Cakes a Specialty.
1 PICKERING COUNCIL. Rang line 1320; R Powell, drag and
211 v gray bet 10-11 range line 4 W V
The above council met purs %
u&13t to A Major, drag bet 30 31 con 5 and
adjournment do Monday, the otb inst. Op 35 to 31 and bet 20 27 con 4 11.25.'
A
1Wembers all present, the reeve in the A Fleming, 15 yds grav and baul
chair. grav lot 90 con 59.00 0 Hamlin, ditto J4
&6t meeting 000; (+-Burkholder, 26 yds grav lot 30
The minutes of the fait -
were read and approved. con 5 4 20: T' Hornsbaw, 10 yds grav AMONM,
A number of accounts were pre@. lot 30 con 5 1 50;'D S Crawford, baul
rented for 'payment and referred to ffrav Simcoe Point rd and drag con I AM
the respective standing committee$. 15 50-. 8 Risebrough. 157J yds grav lot INEVOM
r HC
Stephen Risebrougb was beard re 2,•28 con 7 18 16; R _'Outer. haul gra: 'I
gravel pit. 'PICKF.
Harvey White was heard re, sheep lot 2; con 7 IS 60, 'ft.
The council now adjourned to meet
killed by dogs.
again on Wednesday, Dec. 15413, foe
Brantfal d 200fingColAniftJ Brantlord, Ontario
Wes Sadler wms heard re bad elh - the preparation and adoption of. a
z
tion of part of sideline bet lots 12) and Financial Statement for that• part of WA NTED I
]t3 con 6 the year ending on the above date. ,St6& Carried, Information Furnished and Service
Milton Burk was heard re use of ball on Brantford Roofing rendered by
'.by the Social Club. DRESSED POULTRY
-re the dis. 'SALE REGISTER. F. J. Prouse, Pickering
W. J. Beaton was heard
0 kinds.
puts . regarding the eqatization of the WEDNESDAY. Dxc, 15th -A J. S. Balsdon Hardware, ---Pickering
uct'On Good prices paid for good quality.
Tb' sale of fresh cows, steers. apt ingers
Th standing eprornitte on and heifers• sheep and bogs, the pro- Phone Clare 2700.
portation, Power god Light reported of Atex Calder, Calder Farm,
party
and recommended payme 4
at as fol-, ..near Brooklin, Oat. Sale at
:lows: Hydro -Electric Power Com.,
o'clock. See billc Wm. Maw. MUC. FRANK CHIDLOW
.-Vor Greenwood street lights for the
Imonths of Sept. and Oct.' 53.50.
tioneer. CLAREMONT, ONTARI
The standirig committee on Bonuses
lor NN ir4 Fences and Drainage flat.
-2222 C EW& ERFUR
:
meet as follows: T Bacon, 210 rods
tees
reported and recommendedpay.
lienee A�
nee lot:30 con 9 37 50: FWCullouzb, Gilson's of Cuelph now offer
180 - rods fence lot 16 con 8 7.51): win Gilson
you a perfected furnace-pipeless
Turiier, W rods fence lot 31 con 7 9,W; of pipe style --at a sensational
price. The first revolutionary im-
R Balsdon, 40 )rods.fence lot 22 B. F. piovernent in home heating- In half
](Bity road) 10.00. 1 take this opportunity of thanking my many good
a century -low-priced, efficient,
ekl�.instuaU
The standing committee on Dam• friends in South,6ntario who supported my principles of 2.1 . z. chart in any home,
ages to Sheep Worried -by Dogs, re-
'ded
recommended t ollow-
.,VoTted and I be f flirthering the temperance cause by education, and who Costs Less to Say-
Ang payments : L Lavine, 4 lambs kill -
Low to Use
ed 46 20: L Puckrin, inspecting above lent their 'support to my in the Provincial The new Gilson use
is built
Jobeep 1.60; 1 White, 2 sheep and 8 Tungsten Plate. Transmits heat
lambs killed and 2 sheep injured285 00; Campaign which closed, on December 1st. -Although of
TIMES faster. Patented
Vr-blast -burns air the gas and
-...,CA Annie, inspecting same 1.70. CA victory did not attend "ou'r* efforts in this Riding, yet we smoke. New type cone-shaped
Annie. I -lamb worried 600:4) W grate
eg. rn.,, heat units out of
lgiii- Allf -that the Gevernment polieies _11 - -I.
ean eongfatulabe ewsel�ves ihefurnscatight as aneggagainst
Aeld, error hi sheep damage acct of
Jenks of gas, dust or smoke.
last month 5.00; A' K Rittenhouse, for which we. fought mot. with such splendid s.iiccess
2 ewes and 2 lambs killed and I lamb l3urm Hard os Ult
:,injured 60.00, A L Milne, i throughoutthis Province.
los C*eJ9 Coke or Wo"
'above sheep 2.50; F Post lamb You are not dependent, upon
hard coal alone as you ,gee
killed and 2 sheep and 4 lambs injured
Now that the fight is oveil trust that all those inter., excellent results fr6rn any kind of
'33.00; A L Milne, inspecting same 2.60;
fuel -soft coal, coke, oil or gas.
You enjoy an extra saving by
A K Rittenhouse, bonus for shooting all those interested in the morals W, low
Ang-found worryia sheep gated in temperance and using cost fuels.
eeb -OAG; TboF,
Philip; -ditto 6,00; Irving White, ditto and honesty of our citizens will join in the one common Write lop
;2 dogs 10.00. - Rasy Paymmt Plan
The standing committee on Contin. effort, to eliminate to the greatest possible degree the A moderate payment down In.
recommended
gencies reported and stalls the new Gilson "Magic."
the following payments: DR Beaton, evils caused from the abuse,of liquor. Learn all the features of this new
sensationally -priced beating system. We will w4neatno your Inquiry.
on account of salary 125,00; C A Good.
Catalogue, sketch plan forms, estimates and full Information, gladly $UP -
fellow & 800, Pt9 Pt III voter a' list piled without obligating you in any way, Act at once-this'is the time to
Z47-26; T Gregg, att div court as clerk I want.. to especially thank those -of, M-y- good workers mak"lans for heating your_ home properly.
4.00; E Gleesq� ditto ai; bailiff 4,00; D. J GORMLEY, Dumbarton
J Phillips, salffry and postage as school who gave so freely of their time, and also thosb who
Sttendance o Phone Pickering 1506
fileer 52.10; Hugh Pugb,,
generously placed their cars at my disposal on voting day.
w.
Wary as treasurer 300.00; T C Brown, '
Gilson Mfg. Co.. Limited 9510 York St.. Guelph
salary as caretaker of township hall
60.00; Adam Spears, salary as reeve Sincerely yours,
V
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150.00; G M Forsyth as lot d
':reeve 100.00; G L Middleton, a7uy2tn
�
deputy -reeve 100.00: J A
White as JOHN STACEY
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.�,.CLAREMON'T. We congratulate Raymond P'l
..key
on
-SH ING L E S Mas''s'ey�ss-Har-ria, oa
winning first Place in sod
plowing in the EFrituvr-Piciviug'
the city on .Tuesday.
In P Aker a -N
A large number fa Claremo'III 04-otiorx
ge shipn which there was a large Vift Ualvanized Steel Shingies
are suffering from the prevalent Bird's Felt Slate Shingles
number pf cowpetitore.
. . : - Hard and Soft 0oa'l of the
colds.
for sale ;6t
NArr Rnnllay !Morn!ag_.gII We have ointe local
Mrs. brown, yr Agincourt, qu ity on.
Spent BapI Church the subject will- T, PATERSON'S - CLAREMONT agents for the Massey -Harris
"Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. be "Did Jesus Need to be Baptis Call and get prices. d..
Company and solicit the hand
Builiby.
ed. The evening subject will be
patronageof the farm-
ers of the district.' S LAW,
Leonard Pilk6y and Mack Mid- "The Pharisee and the Publican." THOS . A.
dleton motored to the I city on Vi4tors are cordially invited.No W. STAFFORD
Tutesday.1 W, 0=4.,
Mrs. Albright, who has been All. M. -H. repairs kept constantly
Miss Gillespie, of Peterb -Marble and Granite Dealer.
on hand.
oro, is
residing with her daughter, Mrs.
visiting Mrs. Joseph Reamau for
Cemetery Lettering etc
Bush�y, fof the past -.ix months;. We'also 'have the for THOS. F. SCOTT
a few days. agency fo he
di -class work
o�i Wednesday morning of First
Fred Hardy is moving into Mrs died guaranteed. Goody6ar'products, iuclud.
list week at the advanced'age of
Brodie's residence formerly occu-
CLAREMONT, ONT.
Ing tires etc.
-pied by- Dr. Tomlinson. 85 years, from the infirmities of Kingston Road and Pickering
J G. M. Forsyth and Adam Spears oldege. Herfuneval took place East Townline.
_ went
to Whitby on Tuesday on On Friday, when her body was Pheone Whitby 68R 32 Go & A. -To L A W DI in Ford Cars',' 'new .'and
nese. laid to rest in Uxbridge Cemetry. 27.40 —Whitby R. R. used.
County Council busi P. 0.
Wilbur Gleeson, of Toronto, 81y PICKERING, ONT.
spent a few days last w -Harris Implements and
eek at the Massey
-Harris
of his parents here. Repairs.
R. P A R R y Farmers, Attention
Ed. Evans left on Monday to B'00T-MAKER, Green River 1 Life and Car Insurance.
I am agent for the World's Greatest
undergo an operation at the hop
pital, Toronto. We hOP@ it Separator. "The Renfrew," Stoves, Basket Factor y I ..Phone Clare. 5102
WWy -----CLAR�WNT, ONT. Scales and. Oil Engines. Fleury's
prove succesaTtil.
--- I— . famous Flows, Points, Grain Grinders, Manufacturers of
DL\ Avison a missionary from All who desire to get their Boots Wheel Barroweete.
0orea., now home on furlough, d second- All kinds of Fruit Baskets,- Maple Leaf Mutual 41W9
and Harness repaired at a big Brantford binder twine an
occupied the pulpit in the Union hand separators for sale.
reiluction, call at the
Berry Crates, Insurance Co.
Chuch on Sunda cob
Wm: Bates left- on Saturday All work done while you wait RUT- DEVITT Farmers"Bushel Baskets, Cheap rates for farm Vd ootiptry 1.
for Athens where he will spend Phone 505 Pick. BROUGHAM buildings.
and guaranteed. Windstorm Insurance the win r -with -Horace Vallison4- Clothes Baskets. on buildis
gas
While descending the steps at Frank Pennock, Automobile Insurance
whom he will assist on the farm. F* A R -R y wind -mills, silos etc.
A Reduction -
her residence Mrs. Thomas (iib �_ at of all kinds.
From August the 15th to Septem Proprietor P
boas had the misfortune to fall Phone Markham' IWIt
her the 15th,I will make s, PARM4-FOI3 SALE
--and sustain a very bad sprain to Application for Divorce reduction in sleigh shoe prices. Write or phone
oneof her wrists.
hereby given that Evelyu _M A N
Andrew Mitchell, of Ovid. Hie Notice is ar sleighs and get, the, ED W
-who was well known throughout benefitof these worth while
May Bateman of the IQIty of Oshawa, Paper
Pic 6'. Bring in yo Wall
kering township, having resid- reductions. 20 WHITBY, 010T.
ad here about thirty-five years in the County and Provime of Ontario
4,
t accountant, will apply to the Parlia-
ago, died recently at an advanced
age. merit of Canada it the next Session
OR
ereol, Jor-a Bill -of Div*ree- L
' See the 19W Samples at Bingh&m.s
aIIIIIII III MINING III lb'I CO3i
Sa nel Brown, of Vancouver, her husband, Harold Victor Batebefore buying.
`arrived in the village on Thurs- now of the City of Windsor, in the CLAREMONT
f
to choose from
day night of last week and will County of Essex, formerly of the Over 500 samplesal
spend a few weeks with C. H. and City of Oshawa, in the County land CLAREMONT, at 10e Per roll and up.
A complete HS -0 -of Paints; We desire to have sing & Province of Ontario, tailor, on the
Mrs. Found, the latter b, Is a resident
-sister. ground of adultery and desertion, 0REAMERY If Varnishes at right prices, representative of the Fuller Brush
The B. Y. P. U. will hold its Dated at Oshawa; this 29th. day of Estimates cheerfully given for all Company in Pickering and, Whits -
April, A.D., 1926.
Interior and exterior b ash
regular meeting next Monday �Righsst price paidfor People to* right
for immediate work.
r evening. "The Bible, Our Heri. JOSEPH P. 4ANGAN, Cream at decorating. C so Is r ght now are buying
the Christmas stmas
'k, tage" will be the topic. Group B. Oshawa, Ontario, presents in large quare -
will have charge of the devotional Solicitor for applicant. 1246 Call or phone 1813 Claremont tities from our salesmen and we . . . . . .
exercises. Claremon t Crea=7 have a very extensive line of them
While returning home on Fri. W.G.BINGHAM articles, including Ivory Sets, Tor-
-day night last from Pickering, Give as a trial and be convinced toise Shell Sets and Christmas
W. G Bingham lost control of his P novelties as well an the household
Painter and- Decorator
-car on account of the bad roads uxm 5 C swed is ft leaning equipment. Our business
atch c
ad ran into the ditch, and struck A CW*ftWUNNhL Claremont, Ont&no has always been good in this dia-
Is damaging one ........ tract and unless you are a highl;r
a telephone pol
1L
•of the wheels f3adly. respected citizen with a car, don
Edgar Shirk, who has moved SA f
apply for this p9sitioc,
ss into the village, will take charge f you are this type of man AD.
ply in person to , Chao. FL Stone,
Ior our
of the telephone central, which
hue been in charge of his father, King Colonial Bldg., 18 ng St.
T. P. Shirk, who had charge of It Never Sell Gr
4M on West. Toronto.
for twenty years. The latter pur.
oses moving to Toronto to reside.
amidst. -a BEATTY
John Forgie has been appointed 'Xmas Dull Mmoketo,
Ve are sorry to lose him from our
r IT DOES noCalwaya pay 'to sell STANDS FOR THE BEST
.1tammager of W. H. Moore's farm
grain an soon as the threshing to
tgosebank and is leaving for his
A floished, If yon hare a good crop Ad
Mew position this week. Mr. For•
and the marIketis depressed pee the
ie is well qualified for the posi
local manager of the Standar Bank
.tjon as he has a thorough know
and arrange a loan until a more
-ledge of farming in all its branch. Display
3,
RM f aromble situation presents itself.
Is, and Mr. Moore is to be con.
gee, on securing his ser.
-vices. YM Our manager is always glad,to dis-
olding a F. M. C 0 0 P F1 R Z,
The S. 0. F. A. are h case such problems in confidence.
oxer in the Community Hall
-am
n Saturday evening next, Dec. CLAREMONT i 'THE Z
'11th, commencing at 8 o'clock,
Agent for Aekermam's Quality'
All -teams In the league Mon
Harness. Ask the user. Litter Carriers, Bay Carriers,
with their supporters are invite Door Tracks, Cow
Proaraw. : Cards. speeches and STAN DARD 'BANK I I" ..Pnaipe, D
7 � I ruente.
local talent, also the presentation OF CIA16NA4,D411156 It L rMloura..2yate
A large supply Will p to got my prices OR A.",
of the McLaughlin Cup and medals :'DICKERING BRANICH—W. F. Law, M aboMeToors buying elsewhere. -to the Claremont team. This 4"t" . .. I."
or—hoe aLso at BOO n. wast M11, whi
tby
vent is anew undertaking. We YRANK J. PROUSE
event all lover of good clean sport
t
t attend and make it a success. PICKERING. ,ONTARIO
o The severest show -storm in over X M" as
-twenty peace for this season of
The Pickering
-,theyear took place on Sunday, H ere a re Exceptional"ValuesI. When there was a regular blizzard--oodsV ance Committee
t was corresponding 611 day. and I'
iy cold. The registration of the Z
-different thermometers in the vil,
� now on disp!
'lage varied greatly, some register- Ity. The of this Association is baS
6. *. All -wool Sweater Coats, Pull -Overs with shall collars. Three ply
Ang two degrees below zero while -and plain stitch. In all white and a large n stealing and prosecute
9 low as Somethirig for every one of - *
V fifteen the felons.
others registered a. variety of colors,
below zero. While it snowed all the family.
Eadies' Pare white' all -wool White::Stester' Coats, at '$4,00 apt
day,
t.he snow fall was not so
great in Claremout.as it was to
Ladies', same as above, pull over, at,.. 8.75 and 4.50 Members baring property stolen oo
Brougham and the district south Fancy China, Books, Games ..men's all- wool Sweater Costs, assorced colors, at 2.50'to'5.00- 0660 immediately with any Member
Report for fall term of Junior men's all -wool of EZOI 00mrsitt",
'Room of Claremont, public school, and Toys. Boys' Full -overs.- sizes 2,8*32, at ... 1.25 th 2.00 Membership toI.
TWIteft snav be had tmzn the Pr4Wd*M (W
-i v%mes in order of merit :Class Il—
Ladies' Hose, Handkerchiefs, I at somtery on AW1666101k.
Tasn GrI June Forsyth", Mar- Cal Phone
It'-^tDopkiug*, Lena Slack Sr. Glovbs, Scarfs and Toilet J. FINGOLD'S Exec. Com.—L. D. Banks 0. S. PaI
Linton*, Robert John- '51. S. Chapman, Picierivig.
I—Doris Articles. er,
son*. Isabel Johfison*. Dorothy
yce ulough* GiOII Scarfs, SocksTiesy unro, ---tRf.IsftWr-
I� ToBillie Wagg,
,
Ade's e Johnson*,
,.Shirts, sweaters and
Stanley, Hardy Pr. A—Gordon
-sweater. Costs..
Spenceley,"Goi�on Taylor and
Jack Mor are equal, Billie
Moran
bliver. Irr. B—Anna Forsyth*, NemFruitsand Peels iff-I 0 a
Ne 111CAIGURE Farm Pr 6duc`tion',Wallace Jarvis*, Charlie Johnson* Christmas Cakes.CPLeatb or Goods Stogie
Margaret Jobngon*. (*honioars).
& V. Spofford, Teacher.
sp HARNtSS
Grapes, Mixed -Nubs Oranges WITH complete banking faciliti lally
a few or
After an illness of only adapted to farm business this is ever
and Candy of all kinds Our supply of quality Harness and i.
�. Tuesday weeks Mrs. George Wagg died on :-ready to render practical assistance, erfax Parts is now complete.
morning at 'the home of agricultural interests.
x0ep. -We encourage fartners to strive for big r 2441 Fsm*V4
her son, Nelson, at the age of 80 All these goods are e' BOOTS—GREB SHOE -
Mr. and Mrs. Wagg had We have a large stock of this
tionally good values better production by extending loans fdr Put. Boot on hand—unbeatable
d development.
sen visiting at the home of their pose of sound
for hard wear and tear.
daughter In the States, when she
-GiVig us a oall afid be Consult our local manager. REPAIRING
there was very little hope for her
received a paralytic -stroke. While ,
�convmced. We maintain our established repute -
recovery on account of her ad-
Vanced age, she was able to be
conveyed to her home here. SheO
was taken to the home of her son, Do 'I'S C 0 T T
.,where she gradually sank until
death came to her relief. . Much
Phone 1402,
-sy mpathy is felt for Mir. Wagg in' CLAMEMONT
hiq, Ilereaveruent.
tion for repairing a n so
harness and boots.
CECIL BRADLEY
WHITBY BRANCH, J. a PERRY, ManagaL
13ROOKLIN BRANBRANCH.Harness-maker,
F. A. BURT, Man&I
PTCKF
PTN ONTARIO
q
.12.vl
'7
w
JIM
Tutwftft to me Pon", iw ws� NAMED VEMPMSIDEW
set* had * tired of watching the ca
FOR'
CANADIM NATIONAL
,e4 Aft'n
board and was stutfug to �atftl the
MY house. Anyhow, Margaret dared not FOR' ALL
she tossed- the Abort TL Wellen Will be in
stay these fir.
ur ba"
packet of food into the - vacant cell, Charg i of Tmific and' . . . . . . .
e
closed the pawl and sind back to bar G,
G
Mir -A Express.
roost.
7-- it I , ,
Margaret Lathrop was a matter -of- The new Vice -President of the Cana -
ORANGE VAA C
than National Rye. was born at.Dor-
PEKOE fact young woman, devoid of senti
chester,_N.B., In 137e, and entered the
mentality and ;willing to accept at
air apparent values things she could employ of the old Intereolonial Rail -
G
their
SAKIN
not understand. Guy's absence from way as messenger at Moncton in 1990.1
his hiding -place, she argued,POWDER
was prob- in December, 1901P he became Chief
ably due to his having means of exit Clerk to Division Freight Agent Nova
therefrom of which be had not told Scotia Division, with headqu;;�ers at Made tn'Conoda - No Alum?
her. Most likely, when she did not Halifax. In 1904 he resigned from
Tse bring him his supper, he had gone out the runway to accept the position of
to the Halifax Board of
to forage for himself. Secretary
-'Whr be content with lnfelt`1011' teff What exercised her most was the Tra&% and two rears later was ap- ILIL
2,
2
General Sales Agent. Fort
hope that be. should get back to the pointed
to the Hood Coal Company, with headquar-,
priest's hole .without running In
After being less, than
arms of Blissett. On the whole she tern as Halifax,
was confident that he would emerge a year with the Port Hood Coal Com
ous from whatever adventure be P&IrY ' he again accepted a Position
victorious re. with the Intereolonial Ra$way as Di.
had embarked on. As a soldier of
pute in France, one who had -won his vision Freight Agent at Halifax, in
charge of the 'Nova Scotia territory.
spurs in forays into No Man's Land,
nt He continued in this position for two
he was an adept at quiet movement
-d again resigned to accept a
and he might be trusted not to give years, an
himself away.
IMADON RILL MW She took pride in thi forethought
A,
lord entered ,the coffee -room and ap- which had prompted her to throw the
BEGIN HERE TO -DAY.
'e where the guests hum and bread into the, abandoned
Samuel Honeybun, retired English proached the tab
Classical Words.
eftntryman, finds his rain gauge were half -way through their meal. cell, for there was the -chance that be
With blood instead of water. And "Beg pardon, gentlemen, but there's might have to retreat to it without
We have borrowed so many that It
wh has lately been calculated that an
Uen'conies news of the murder of— a young man outside,wants to.Bee In- reaching the larder.
of th
Sir Francis Lathtvp, father of Mar- spector Roake," he'annouriced.- "fie On that optimistic note Margaret many as cue-fourtha words which
- caret o -p undressed and, after listening at her we, can find in a fu4losized Latin dW Vsrarry o
Lathrop, -.vlw had planned to is one of the grooms f Lathr
rom
Sir Gny Lathrop against her
Grange, but I can't make head nor door awhile for sounds that never
tionary have found their way directly
lather's wish. So suspicion is directed 4,
4
tail of what he says. Seems mighty came, got into bed and was aseep or indirectly Into the English vocabu
toward Sir Guy. blargaret hides him
Mary, soared, anyhow." almost as soon as her head touched
the" are
It. a E
-ecret rooLn at her home. A large number of
k rian -private- detective,- dis-- "Fetch -him in," said Roake. thepillow. When she openedL her. eyes-,- Greek. words whith the Romans had -
the Thus, taking Into
4uise's himself Half a minute later il Young fellow it was to see the sun shining on
American, in! Itaken from them
e i Rz Ln Americ
egtea in ant' 1 1. ! account. have
111UM Ptri,� calfs Upon Saml- in breeches and gaiters appeared, and window -blinds, and she realized that t. thoce Greek words which hera
6 kloneybun, whorr, lie believes to be c,)'I- he was in a truly deplorable condition. she had been awakened by a thunder- come to us by other channels. Greek
her looked door.
d with the- nl�: tery, ea'i�hi."L ou and Latin fcTm a very
r IjZk, 1� at His chubby fa screwed into fan- a knocking on large and a
tetive T r ll;d out V�v 11ro ant p&rt_ gf
the English!,
o_12 VP161-10 and he could 9a17 ',is that you Mery""ahe callod out
hrop In �ih
Hie Lat I a warrant fnr n her maid. "What language. All through the history of
the arrest cf Sir Guy, whom he bleat one word: "STRANGLED!" sleepily, naming
'--charges with murder. And though the Inspector bullied on earth is the matter?" our nation the two threads can be seen:
r of running together. At drst sight they A
\1 W;TH THE STORY, and cajoled by turns for a quarte "Yes, miss, it's me. For God's sake
appear
NOW GO 0, an hour, not another word could he let me in!" was the reply. "Some- to be so inextrtcabtY twisted
began "Good ev�wng, Xiss Lathrop," be, form but one
14 extract from those quivering lips It thing too awful has happened during round one another as to
I am sorry to call on & most, e t. . itisnotood,if-'
solid cord. bu
was always. and only: "Strangled!" the night."
unpleasant errand, but I am not my
"Well " said the Inspector, g.00milY it was only -then that the occur- fieult to unravel them. The fact, for;
q
own master. you know, I have here 1: instance, that hospital, parliament.'
d eyeing Weil,
plate, "I could have done rences of the previous evening flooded Albert T, Weldon
►
V warrant aut�orizing me to enter an he prison are Llittin. while .church and
search the Grange for Sir G 'with another kidney, but I had better into Margaret's drowsy mind
Guy, and wi - S Vide -President of Canadian Natio
get along to the Grange and see what leaped out of bed and admitted the ischool have only come through Latin
'also hold an ordinary warrant for his
arrest—if I find him." It Is all about." ser+ant, who signalized her entrance position with the Dominion coal Com-, from the Greek. Is symbolical of the
which the
Anticipating the Inspector's arrival by flopping down on the floor in a pay at Montreal. as General Freight two main divisions into
"Come in by a!1 means," she said.,
faint. Presently she began to MOarL and Passenger was then clavical part of our language falls.*�
le to resist you I should at the Grange, we will rejoin Mar asgen Agent of what
I was able for words whlcb are genuinely of Let-
Twt do so. for you won't find my garet at the moment when Roake's Hesitating at the water-bott'e remedy, known ze the Black Diamond Steam- i I
Ideparture from the entrance hall on Margaret took her by the shoulders ship Line, operating between Mont- in origin—unless they have to trans-
Roake stepped inside, and, though, 1 the -previous evening left her alone and shook the hysteria out of her. real. Newfoundland i nd Gulf Ports. I late the thoughts of Greek writers—
R111. with Blissett. 'How to get rid of him Its Mr. Jevons, the butler, sent in 'October. -1911, he again re-entered , axe very often conce med with the ma,�
he Intimated that be did not requirecog'
while she took food to Guy in the me for you. miss." the frightened the service of the Intercolonial Rall- terial outer world, but words of Greek
to be per-inally conducted, Margaret I "There's a dead body way in the capapity of Assistant Gen. origin are more itkely to be landmarks
priest's bole was the prob!ern confront- maid explained.
insisted on accompanying him over the
housei- Passing the carved panel in ing bar. The lynx -eyed S:euth was in the ball." eral Freight Agent, with headquarters In the world of thoughs and
ted Throwing on a few things, Mar- at 31oucton• and in 1917 watts appointed' Owen Barfield. in "History In English
Lite first floor corridor, she "a a little doubtless 'Aware that he was plan
lest Guy's lack of a square I' the house to thwart that purpose. Caret covered them with, a dressing- to the position of Genersi Freight Words."
...4nxious lose him- but it would probably not occur to him gown and descended the front stairs. Agent 'of the Canadian Government
'meal shcula tempt him to disclose
self, but forturate!y Roake wan talk- that she would use anything but the At the turn of the'first landing sheRallwars, and about -00,8 Year -from Koran Printed In Gold.
Prepared. It was saw that, with the exception of bet that time, when the amalgamation on, of the treasures of EI-Azhar,
:Aug rather, loudly at the tame, "d she tray of food she had
r wits might devise aunt, the entire household was gather. took place bet*een the old Canadian
I. D. man" possible that 'he v. ithe great Moslem university in Calvo,
Government
remembered that the C some scheme, for 'a in upon- that ad near the cupboard which had '.00m- Northern and CangAllau is the royal copy of the Koran. Every ri
voice was known to the fugitive. Any -
bow the danger point- WAS passed in'preconceived notion so as to turn it ad so largely oil her horizon last night. Lies. was appointed. AM, Assistant letter is -printed in gohL
Into account in evading the spy, The butler appeared to be lecturing, Freight Thlffic manager• with head -
ti .'safety. -isett,' or preaching to, his subordinates about- quarters at Moncton, and a little later
I --W
Upstatfs and -downstairs the coverts -ell, M,. B she said. nagec of Siaweed is a common article of food
were drawn b:ank. . I . ;will leave 1-.,u to your own devices some prone object at which be was., Assistant Freight Traffic Ma
-Tou have been everywhere, except and retire to my room The butler gesticulating. Lines was appointed, first, Assistant In the Pacific islands.
Istress, he quarters at Montreal. He continued
to the kitchens' and servants' ball." will be a!ong Presently to sea to the On perceiving his young m
'doors and windows and I hope You Will detached himse:f from the crowd and in this position until the final coneoli-
:said Margaret, .--sbali I take. you Anadian National In
'efface yourself while be, is about Na- met her at the foot of the stairs. da -don. of the C U
there? The staff N at supper." i which time he was appointed
ly I do not want publicity, and it "Don't come nearer, miis,". -his 1923, at w
Stroking his chin, Roake affected to'turall c Man r. Atlantic Region, With
consider. "on the whole I think n*t,,#, will not suit, your chief to advertise warning hand would have barred her Traffic , W aw s -
what will assuredly Prove to be a way. "There's been another murder supervision over both freight and pa AMONDS
he replied. "Sir GUY isn't the man time, senger business. with headqltarters at i
T y fai' done. A puffeck, stranger this
,to bide under a housemaid's petticoat, ghastly -UM"
"All right,.miss," replied the bud- the Lord be praised. It's no sight for Moncton. Mr. Weld�ou was appointed: AWS
'thout being seen by, .4
end if I slip out wi lot of ding detective. "The servants shall the likes of You." to the office of General Traffic Man-
-:..:the servints.it will save you IL "Nonsense, Jevons," said Margaret BECAUSE c;uarariteed to
lot know if I am in the house if I ager of the System in August last.
Man -
awkward explanation, miss," cut ioc7,, mom timber In
"rind u a confession of making a can help it, and Ilfha'a-fair caution at. calmly.: lqn Sir Guy's absence it is• same titne, with less labor %
Cross miatalcu:ation," Margaret could creeping about. I shall-'ObeY Mr. -my- -duty-- -to-decide-4�4ho%ild_be ."He That Doeth"— than -any other saw.
not resist administering the nasty dig. Roake's orders as to not being's nuis-
done. truth you know, and, you shall GlaiGM41 CAKAMA SAW CCL L706,
Do the
It was near:y dark now and she had ance, rever. fear."' (To be continued.) learn the truth you need to know.7-
VANCOUVOR. sr. JOHM M69� V
Margaret went up to her room, but George Macdonald, switched on the lights in the hall TO Miss
-iffront she did not.,st&Y there long. Mitford.
Cringing I: site's scowl at the
�y ve,ief. Stealing dowa the back stairs, she for Colds.
int., 11., The' single eye, tbe daughter of the minard's Liniment
he procured some bread and cold ham,
"One to you, Miss 1athrop"
"Yes, I with which she returned by the same light;
changed his scowl to a grin.
By route to the bedroom. Her plans were Well 'pleased to'rewgnize in bPwliest BIG JOBS FOR
haven't achieved much, have I?. ave by now formulated. The butler always . shade
the way, here is a cupboard I b f _ Somi glimmer of its pareM biam,
.,overlooked. I may as well have a made a noise in bolting doors and as and made ELECTRICITY HOME TRAINED MEN.
She would waft till xperts earn BIG PAY. There is a constant demand for
-squint inside."' teninj windows, It By daily draughts at brightness v.ectrical experts earn p,
I filly Electrical 0 jswo to $5000 per year. No
stepped to the, -cupboard- into she heard him. at his nightly task. bright. TRAINED MZN•
Ile.
would be the*signAl that Blissett, In SCHOOL OR COLLEGE EDUCATION REQUIRED.
which 3"rgaret had thrust the tray, mise she bad faith was en- The taste severe, yet graceful, trained HIGH WE ASSIST OUR STUDENTS TO EMPLOYMENT.
vii which was Guy's b"ted supper, whose Pro aright WHILE YOU LEARN.
YOU CAN EARN WH
-stood staring gaged in effacing himself in one of the
classic depth and clearness, and
pulled open the door and he ground floor. in re- New Day and Evening Classes now forming. Come in or write—Let's a Slowly the dawn of reception rooms on t ng and Correspondence Classes.
t what he saw. paid discuss your future. Da Evening comprehension crept into his crafty That would be her opportunity to start
on her errand of mercy to the hidden By thanks and honor "from the WIZO
face. Yet no word of his referivd to and staid —
Up to a cer at -ADIAN SCHOOL;:
�the tray and its c6ntents, though just fugitive. By pleasant skill to blame, and y de- i
tain point the program I — ELECTR
for nn instant his gaze met Margaret's' light, i CA
Uke the clash of ropier blades. The was ca ffW out in its entirety.
elo.
f the butler And high -60111111URIOU. with the
eyes were the first to drop. She o'clock the stately tread oquent throng DEPT. 50. 533 PHILLIPS SQUARE, MONTREAL.
girl's below, bolts were
reverberated from and
felt physically sick. Of those who purified our speech
131issett," said Roake, addressink shot and window -catches snapped.
stay Blissett, would be round a dark corner
his assistant, "you will have to st All these are youm The same eX*,
somewhere, avoiding him in masterly
this -house. . Ism_ Y±n- Sorry, —M ampler lure --
7 to -cause any inconvenience, -rn—activity,—yet-neve. far beyerind-4he
Lathrop,torch You in each woodland, me on b`T46317-
but you have perused the search -war:: cupboard. Taking her electric moor—
d you will have gathered that' and the packet the had made up of the
raitit an I crept along With kindred Alm the same sweet path
annexed viands, Margaret
It empowers me to leave an officer in.
Well, I do see fit. - to the carved panel, pressed the cluster
0harge if I see tit. To knit In loving knowledge rich'"
ft'of grapes and In a caressing whisper
Doubtless you will raise no objection' her lover's name into the poor.
and we need not trespass on you for murmured .—Charles Kingsley.
sleeping
I * g acco 'modation. I will wager dark interior.
a eepin in
want to go to There was no answer. A
Detective BlIsset won't 'she tried again.
Minard's Ltniment for bore Dick.
"Guy, darlini,"'
I!eep "I've brought you some grub,."
In Spector Rooke mads his way back
to the !nn we:I pleased with himself. 1 Still no answer. She took out bar .-Work t;� 162ow.
tray of viands he had unearth -'torch and flashed it, round the stone- i bast no other know -
"An the Properl y thlo
s walled cell. The ray showed little else
ed Indubitable proof that Sir Guy wa
cr);
In but the stone walls. The late tenant liedge by what thou bast got by Work
somewhere at the Grange,, jug; the rest is yet a-11 an hypothesis
bid -den
planting young Blissett in the house of the priest's-ho!e was fiot there. of knowledge; a thing to be argued of
•e had taken in 13choo's,
a step which would a thing floating in the
CHAPTER XIII. loads, in eildle,;- logic It
baronet into , vortices, till
surwt the young b the. c
open, when he would at• once feel the I A sound of movement be:ow stairs 1 we try it Rud fix it- -Carlyle. a Lai X Ti',
handcuffs.
I reacli*d the girl's straining ears. The
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a number of them try persuade joy and which prevents the the origin of the family crests. The owner of the
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The chief objeo- low cost of the Iad1vkWaA dishes. - . The principal legend which e t�h_. � - . .. . :.. . 4 , . --ig
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. . .1 . � the tasobers cannot. 947 enough to 1. Dream of to,mato soup: cabbage � , �
__ .:: .. - ' . . butter; sliced River. The molten maas.pUted the waters of the I
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make the venture worth wMe. Some salad- 1. I '-river back across the valley to the mountain-aide - - .__�,,
. howev.,gir, can manage to Make lc anger: cup cakes; milli. I .. I !...'I � . . " ". ,�!
women. and formed a plain, which _extende4- I 0 , � L. �J
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f V. I �* o.f a L and celery :p;rple fled to thesurrounding hills. Among these ., .�.��' . ""-�
I I ;she his 3. Bleat pie; tomabo �- _'. I . , ;� �
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i I - vegetables that are In ssaaOU; to In : lands of the Shkamal River where the ped. ':, ... ....
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- am for the family - these haunted regions, Gum-lu-gidis, overcome by ' :: . ��f I
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"fear, again took up his flight, this time across the s'. 11 � - I _,F"i ,
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at moon; and to keep the table' ' 'Naas, with its terrors far behind. When the . I.i�, % I.. .,
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. .�:, . , I ber on a lettuce leaf, hot apple sauce. . . winter snows had melted and the tee had left the I-, 11 . . , 1-9
. f I This worman.usea linen cloths, paper 1. . -river, Gum-lu-gidis and his companions travelled *1 , � ___ I _ ... L - 4 .. V . 11
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cream, with a fluuAsohino cherry - .- Khern, now known a3 Kaien Island, on � .
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% L. , . � - . .1 . . 1. -1 - - -top-Of the irtfk, -a few- croutoria in - cocoa. Prince Rupert is situated. Not very long after .. 1. I . 1. 'N�,
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.1 .T_ , .1. �. .. �, - -W . -ers. be-0. Some Of th.s. 11011ey'sulclee he had'�gain found him out. After the howling had I 1. ., .. I .__:,�O,
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. . . The pungent odor of a freighted dish- cont, nued for two nigh", the old Chief determined .. .. : , ! ,
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L ' - Ing boat, � 8111'erIlIlng it from time to time &q Luth- ,.,..to meet, his. fate. Dressed in his ceremonial - . ", I I . , .".. : I . "I
1, 7 * - _- , .- - . I I . da cirig robes, with face painted and his long hair
I . � I. .. 1. . - . . . . .. " And busy prepara.tion, whan a vessel sm,e�.t at his haadfu.1 of wiLdtags � n
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. nears: . , _ ig. his tribe, he set out alone from the camp armed - ' .. I
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� '! ... 1. I I , . .y made yet extremely � - .1 I . . ,.. I -Anoth,-.r lane Ignored by the road L: ,witb Ms Chief's tomahawk, set with abalone shell. � �� �_ � .,;,.. I - I V,1;
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or bed . boat; . � .,tretches of sand, a mowing field; wish ., proceeded. Gari-Itt-gidis -�ame face to fare with 1. .. " , ,�,�L
�7.� .: _. m ,'�. here, The dressing sacque schoozier's wash against galnet the ala white woll. Raising his toma�iav- k pre . ,� " I t_.�
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jacket is effective-y trimmed with nar- A passing . masses of white daisles among the ' ,pare defend hhnse'f he noticed the animal .1% I . -1 I l',,
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- I 'head band is trimmed with lace to bot waters, flost . . : � I a sharp piece of . 4 I L -I
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� I � it is the more leisured going that .1 . ��gldis said to the wolf "Brother do me no harm 4%
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Nr .� - when evening falls. . . head," says NAnaeu. "stay a cause your death." After Gum-lu-gidis had re- 1. �' . .. .'. - ,-�L-. ,tv
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.��, � - ,; . rial and 18 yards narrow lace; head And sea-bound resse.'s Into empty 1, Utes. Leave the dusty road. Take In . moved the bone, the wolf became very friendly. .
4 shadows, dip; and'each-lime the Chief went'out hunting the .
and enjoy the ibad wonders a4 -_1 �. . . �. �,o
'. - �' band 3 yards lace wA 23A yards rib- ' . white-wnlf killed a doer for him; thus supplying : �. - ,�"
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'I, �. - . , 20 cents. craft re' your feet." I . ,1im and him family with food. I . , - I ... - 1.4 'v
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for :insincerity; insincerity; it &nyoo6 does not was . .� . - 7 - . - � 'L -
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-On -Monday evening one of Mc- -Have You ordered your Christ-
LOOA-LIS�&SO t
Glasban'etrucks ouk fIL0 at the east- -mm.X&rds yet ? If not call at the 9D
end of the village, due. to -a broken. News office -and see our samples and
.--111hje attendance at the,_ diffemm'. gas line. The fire was extinguished secure prices.
before much damage was dome.
-Dr. E. A. Sadler Dentizt practis-
churches on Sunday was very small.
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on account of the stormy weather. in Toronto, Zilf be.her'e -in h19
-Theannual Sunday School enter -
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-Rev.. A.R. Sande sub tainment and Christmas tree 6f' St its on Thursday from 10 a. in. to
non s George', Church will -be held in & 5 Pm.% as usu&L*
Am Su'rit will be 10.30 -a.m. "Eu
Town Hall, at 8 P. m., -Satuiday,- Dec. -Dr. H. T. Fallaise, Resident Dent -
7 Pm. d Given Ideals".
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All those -interested in formiag a 18th. All interested are welcome. ist. Otfice Over Balsdon's hardware
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league for Silver ,collection.. store. Offlee,houm 9 to 6 daily and
Pic
roindinig district be on n. --ag
kerid a surext ; The Ye
. - P. S. of St. Paul's will evenings by appointment.* sain e
Whursday evening at S.S. NO. 4 Wast meet on Friday Dec. 10th at 8 o'clock
'Pickering Yij_lage at's P.M. 333 meeting will be in charge of the IN �X
MEMORIAM.
mission a" committee and will be lea
--Group A of St. Andrew's United
'Church will hold asale of fancy work by Miss Ethel Bray. Bi4ght'smigmig; MIDDLETON-In Memory Of our -dear
am, useful g;$kLeA and home-made interesting readings come and en husband and father, who passed m a s• Se a2s'on
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joy another good sing. All young away Dec. 4th. IM.
gw*
bating at Arthur oyes to Ily invited.
morrow (Saturday).
Everybody wet- people are especiallyDecember brings sad memories
anniversary ser- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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-�-Owing t� the' ifini Of loved one gone to rest,
vices to be held In St. J4,ha'p United is. 'here'
'r W, G6 Habi _*h6 has been spend- Who will always -be remembered.
churgh, B"ughami, on Sunday next
Ing the- aujumer months in Englehart ; -a' By the ones that loved him most.
nth mo;one x,p evening, there 0
min zd
retiirnea ,a To-filght tbe-stars are gleaming,
Irith his son, C. P.
Kati, only one service In St. Andrew's J
e Upon a silent grave; -Ag e Making extensive preW
UA week and spent a few days with am we ar
before going on that• day, which will b
Pickering friez4a at
to 0 p in. Sunday school will There eleepeth there without dreaming 46 ff
for this season of Gifts.,
Peterboro, where -he will his One we loved but could not save. -tions
et 1 11.16 min. It- blaris,r
daughter, Mrs. L B. Horn, and Vard- Doyle, of Toronto, who will conduct -Alwave remembered by Wife,
ily for some time. the services -it Brougham, will also gone and Daughter. We. hope to meet with
-Be sure and come to the sale of . duct the services in St. And
con
articles, home
try. --work, useful your approval
made baking and candies, also after- -The-threatened railway strike on Now A"ortlison"n8s.
noon tea, by Group A, �*. on the C. N. R. and C. P. R. will not
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given
to be materialize as a'compromige has-been
$t. Andrew's Ladies Aid on Saturday
es effected- between the two parties.The FERRETS FOR SA&19-�-Uood hun- Our Toy Department is and will be full of all kinds of d.e.
December lith, at 2.80 pm. at BOY men, which included the conductors A-' ters- A??Iy - khn O' en, Frenchman'a
-4. �-Ser-olce Station. opp. St Andrew's Bay. R o.2, Pickering. 8-14
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and traim-men. asked for an increase lightful things for the' little''Onei-Gam es, Piotaie.
It. -The bazaar held in the Town Hall of six per cent, which was refused T OST -Tan And Whits Pomersmiari, Books, Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Dishes eto.,
by the railways. As a strike at the ALAmale. Finder Please send word to Mn.J. S.
an Saturday afternoon under the aus- and by the way," we must not
present time would cause a great deal. Stewart. Greenwood. Reward. 14
s of the Women's Guild of St
grea success. of suffering and inconvience, as well
s Church was a t OR SALE -Car of corn and ILH forget to mention the "OiRe
e large number as gt loss to the two parties dir-
-as, patronized by a Fkinds of feed. Am Mi hi beat f
concerned, and to the country at vain. M. R. -Hoover, Loc=,%,ilFekvat'0r'14-'1
partidular item"
jZ:ipts t the ladies of the village and c . large, a compromise was cozWdez*d
uc eas
that the FO
► rounding district and was a. a R SALFln Villace of Pick •
fh=cially there being s,44 realized best for all. It is reported ing, a brick house and lot close to centre 1A Clans is COMME. again this year
men� will receive an increase of four A bar for qi�&A we at $1800 oo.
.:ffani the sale of various W Pickering.
lunch etc. j>er cent, Althou h the matter has not age' . B r er, 1312a, -kiddies and
Apply G. to s" 0 the- little
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_yeL"ensrTlite settled. SALE -25 young pigs; I 2 -year
__jjext_ % *. . 1., 7, everybody on Saturday aftex-
Sundwy--at -St- George' Those
who
were anticipating a F01dR stock boar. re Tainvorth t 326na
ehureb at 10.30 am. there will be a Ban
mild winter and little snow had their joatos and I buck goat- red Lacet. 1; noon, December the 18tb, at
celebration of the Holy Communion hopes badly shattered on Sunday con. Pickering. Highland Creek P. O. Phone 3.00 o'clock.
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the newly confirmed are specially re- when a real blizzard; of the kind that ma" "o"
quested to be present at this service
we might expect in January or; Feb- 8ALE-In the Village of Dun.
barton, a 9 -roomed frame house and 10C
evening service at 7.00 p4n. The ruary raged all day. Snow to 'the FOR Jnst Read This
-'Rev. D. B. Langford will conduct
during
depth of about six inches fell
Small frame barn. Hard and soft water. Apple
,both services. The Sunday school and small fruit trees- A W. B. biZAW.
the day and as there was a high wina. 241 Glebebolme Blvd 14
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'.Christmas treat will take place on all day many deep drifts were form -
.1 Saturday December 18th. ed, which gave motorists considerable TORONTO WET -WASH LATJN- Ra(fiogTam Up &orth is
-'-The Y. P. S.. of St. Andrew's church
trouble, as many cars became stuck X DRY (Semi finish r -Let. out driver call and
at the plain our 24 hour lemce just leave your To THE BIG STORE,
will hold its weekly meting in the drifts. The thermometer fell ex
We
heine of .W. H, Westney on Friday name with Mr S W,l av3s. barber to".
to near the zero point, which was the week. Pickering' On t.
will pick up and deliver 3 times a wee
The program will be of a
evening.
mature and a pageant lowest of the season so far. The Please tell all my little friends and all my big
jaisai*naxy na ARM MACHINERY -Frost
storm was the severest in a number FARM
Cocksbutt. Tudhope Anderson. John
pz,,- friends. I will be at your store on Saturday, Decem-
"The 'Woman of India." will be of years being the worst since 1898. Deere. Bissell, Gould. Shapley I Muir. Fleury.
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by a number of the young However, very little, damage was sus- Wilkinson. Scow= Order bar the 18th, at 8.00 o'clock.
ed Also Do t radios. TV
ladies. The members are request tained. Railways were able to run W F. slat J. Greenwood
to nijeet at the home of W. on schedule time, and telephone lines (SANTA CLAUS
Cjark`�at 7.30, so is to be ready when received no damage wRatever, the OR SALE- Didal'purpos"s short.
.L' horn bulls. aired I Fr. Grand Cbampiqn of
ances call for them. snow bei light and flaky wa& no a,
convey dfi
-On Thursady eveni�mjr last per- 1924.RoyaJ Winter air. from P,
strain an being
wires., Notwithstanding fully accred3todr at lot 3. con a= Ouf Stock of Ohinaware, Fancy Goods, Leather Goods$
sons driving along the Kingston road the severe storm there was quite a boro. Ind, phone =1 2M. J- H. C n,
32otieed a Ford car in a mass of flames beavy motor traffic all day, the R R 1, Markham. I3!!1*4P_ Ladies Wear, Stamped Goods, Fancy Towel#,
In the ditch at the Rouge EWL - The
heavy traffic helpinsr to keep the etc , etc., is worthy of . your inspeption.
driver evicirntly considered the car a OR SALE -Cheap. all kinds of
roads in a passable condition. Western 1: wages*, barite", and all kinds of farm im-
dead lass for he had left it to its lements in good order Also several
Ontario seems to have suffered more Fi bt scales and cook stow" aid barna. IH "d Boost your Wwn-Bay in Pickering.
fate. The car bore a license plate easterly parts ofPoul;
lab- ,
than the central and easte bides and vow, also live Pauli;
with the number 62745. and inquiry '" PT ftone 11M Istf
he v Many of the roads be- try. Z,
fag ent Toron-
at the Highways Department impassable on account or the OR SERVIeP,-Old Lad younot
to showed that it belonged to E.
Sourgard, 2056 Gerrard St. East, Shipping on the takes sutler- Me 'CHAPMAN
Fbowrs. Hereford bull *ad back goat Service
ed considerably,- a number Of bOStS fee for those animals. 91 OD payable at time of
Toronto. We were unable to learn ice, No other service please. Eztra char g
Ikow the fire originated. being missing, but fliese may have if left over. Fred Lacey lot M B. F cm. Picke
sought shelter and may turn sodn* enng. Highland Creek P. 0, Pho"Maty 607.
_�On election night the residents U
-Mrs. George Berry Jr. I? Bell- 1-6-17
,n4i of the will we were much indebted to wood Ont. spent Saturday with her
R, F. T. Bunting for enoblinsr them -W
uncle: Win. Dickie. For - rail car 1'.
hear the results as soon as they were The Annual S6cW evening of Ont-
--broadcastect from Toronto. Very
ario Lodge No. 824 I.O.O.F., was held - FOR SALE!
early in the evening the regults of . the in the Town Hall last Friday evening
poll throughout the whole province Insist on
December 3rd. About 8.00 o'clock
was known sufficiently -to . convince At Cherrywood Station
the hall was comfortably filled with
them that the Ferguson Government
the members and Rebeccas of 'Dist Gutta Percha, Rubbers
turned by a large majority. N. R.
-i i
'was re 42 every lodge being represented and
1 -AWore the advent of the radio work at 8.36 when Bro. G. Bunker D.D.G.-
of receiving the returns by telegraph )L of Corinthian Lodge Oshawa., took -and Penangle Underwear jw
and
or telephone was an arduous one the chair there were no empty seats. A frame building- about 20x40,
was prolonged far into the night, but The first part of the program con. used as a grain and feed ware-
com-
even that w= wonderful when ging- of songs readings and fancy house. . Corrugated iron roof, You Can't Beat Them
with the methods' of 75 . "An dancing was well rendered by several watched ice siding and matched
telegraphy was comparat- members from Oshawa: lodgd& The floor. Will make an excellent
CEOVM
naxt feature of the evening was in garoge, workshop, stable etc.
-Those who have been troubled the nature of an anniversary cen-
mith great thirst in Pickering town- mony.. Ontario Lodgi having been Rubber, Specials
iship and are hoping for an abund- D. X REES084 -SONS)
instituted -,on Dec- 4th, -1896, this
anee of cheap and Irrigorating liquid mar" its SM year. Following MARKHAM, ONT. 130T@ Waterproof Osov"-top Moccasin. Sole.... 1.20
freall or John Petty, Cherrywood. 14tf
rd may be someighat dis-
all ropriate remarks by - the chairman
a go" far as securing it in 5 1 .7&
ros. of Ontario Lodge, Bros. W.G. Migm, cloth Over -Rubbers, reg. 1.25, for iN
township is concerned. -While Ham, W. D., Rogers, Jno. Ste hereon -
the 0. T. A. is to be abolished. Wee IT 0 W I C Z) Yen's All-Rub-ber Overshoes, r9g. 2,50, for ... ...
W`m. Jno. Clark and L D. Rel Snow shovelling
20G -
an still under I4cal option, which
a strict prohibitory laW, which can- called to the platform. and vented The" are No. 1 Rubber, abut art Job lots we picked up,
can" with 25 year veterans jewels by the
not be repealed unless by a three- Residents are hereby notified that
members of Ontario Lodge. The
,fifths vote, which is arem walks mutt be cleaned Within.& rea-
ote probit- presentation was made by -the
D.D.- sonoble time after each snow -fall.
flity her� where'the temperaheb senti G.M. and were the jewels pinned on Otherwise work will be done and
Ment -here are
is so strong. T
Many the Bros. coats by Bao. Chas. Giles
province other municipalities in who had assisted in con- L lothing
the of Oshawa char ed in TAxes. owndes' C
which are similarly situated. But WM. CULLIS,
farting the degrees on these brothers
in this age of motor cars it will 14-15 Inspecting True "Featuring the 'Conomy Muffler in
when our Lodge -was instituted.
an sy-matter ?o_ the thirsty Follomning T pYesentattion-of-jew- Overcoats.
to go where it can' be secured. els, Bro. Galbraith- of Toronto' Past
-Farmers have been suffering hen -Con.
Grand Of Grand Lodge of Ont-
vily from cattle and. -other stock, dying A G-SUP1111EIIIIE AUTMOtYr -
0 pres&ted-a-s*ndid-jddTess-Ny is ering
ftromm Fred T. Bunting
theme "Subtle Advertising" being
3&c,Ewen who beqn called upon to
very instructive and interesting. Zetablishild 1857.
of these animals,
treat a num sus- ' Lunch was then served by Ontario
perked the cause, and in order to sub- ?,odp members' and the chairs beingNWINTERNATHUM
stantiate his own theories, sent about removed from the main floor of the
and barley to the
experimental Farm ing until 12.00- o'clock when all dis Ra
a dozen samples of grain, cheifly oats hall ,the members indulged in'dari�- INCTIONART
j -.P ALRgGE
hool -TIE iA A 'ONT _
Ottawa, and to the Veterinary Sc *ha'. AMY
parsed, everyone agreeing they *halm
.7.
at the Guelph Agricultural College. enjoyed a splendid and profitable ev- Bewuse
r: 'After analyzing the sampIc: then re -
';telephone
ported that the irritin was unfit for e=g, HUTICITeds cif'Supreme Court 4900 t,
Isis
-feed as it contained
_ptmaine poison. Judges concur in highest praise 41,
of the work as their Audwrky.
'They recommended that it be boiled
and used in only small quantities. Little Girls' Game The Presidepts of all leading viii-
This Will mean a great deal of work velrdties, Colleges, and Normal IJ
for farriers, many . whom have a -Causes Heartache school. eve their hearty indorse-
Pur- and
poses. Auto Rep
thousand bushels for feeding p airs, Accessories, Oils
To Lonely Mother All States that kave o4opted a
---.!As indicated 'by Premier Firgu
large dictionary as sm-lard,have
son during the election campaign, 74ro little girl* alt at a window selected Webster's New Intema-
there will be a rduction of $5.00 on laying a game. They make believe G&SO]Line,'. Acetilene Welding,
-a gin they miss, ooming up
automobile iit%rises faf 1927.. The re- t r wom ing .
8=1 is ---nia. coviins bow* to The Schoolbooks of the Count"
until she .7.":"_ �L - - � . 0harj
..-Batter
duction is applied to passenger cars uL They shut their y
ve *" "em "tas "
•
only, and not to commercialized eta &I oat t t * door earthen P.
N.
th, adhem to the Merriam
hi read n, 47 symm. -of diacrLdcal marks.
icles. Any tar that is used forbusi
Tice0overnment Prinflng Cece
n
1liess purposes cannot 4ualify for the a*=* day th Repairs made o sill mskeff
eirful Pew S,
ire ' at present come true. *Utc.1 knows 911 two at V=hItigton uses It as aWwrICY.
reduction. There
340.0w passenger cars owned and WRI a for a sample pase of the
=0 It 903no out ria t;
operated throughout Ontario, this , Lzt past
.- tt to* Words. Now cars.
in, re- Present one to havis a ortruff. species= of RA"ar and India
duction will amount to about $1,7 this 00'.
gilt to our oil =h at L MM
191?
Xb* It f, Mu..
000 in the aggregate The 0=1v thei cureatoU94 bar
L kova but h" , I w IL a IL
markers will be ready for distribution **It to t-ocoln* dowis Nerriase
about Dec- 15th. The inforination that cher* lon-ii rn Co.,
:Ir or f
-tore 40 but?l
that has been given out states that this kindly nursom and 0oc -
upon. •- Tbis wonderful aniot of tII6
h
be
Pi4**ruw
held 2
be b 111
no business cars will be entitled Freat hosptt&l, and the, care she is
'the reduction. As there are very few C. are 900twng to her WOI'M*d Mbe*
cars that are not used more or less 8.11ktrtInand body, Soine day she havise .,,CHARLES. Be SPENCER
be difficult to to be with her little da.ucliters LqploQQee
-
for business, it may Contributions may be "int to man. Tae &sl
M bWi- WL A- Charlton, sident. 222 CoU*
distinguish passenger cars from a Ontario� ing
peas cars, Stre t, Toronto Proprietor, Picker
v�