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VOL. XLV 111 > • _: PICKERING, ONT.e FRIDAY.. JAN. 4, -1929No. IS. .
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_ �'r003Z �Sv�S .. CHER1'iYWOOD. t3TOUFFV(LLE. ,�.,�
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lled{cat ,W XiH and Basket. The regular meeting of the Wo- Division Court'meets here on Mon- _
. _ men's Association will be held in the day, January 7th'
wf H. O. PEAR80N-Pbmiclao �aC � hall on Thursday-, January 10th, at 2 - Miss Hammond has been appointed c
andSurteoo, Dar.barton. 3 y o'clock. Roll call to be answered by Principal of our Continuation School. - _- "MILLS.
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a New Year's thought. -A go at, vRev, Mr, McLellan, of Claremont,
S. FOt3SYTH. Opph.I).., plre�aor was a business visitor to Stouffvil'e
' 'R comecrlest flwoeiat3on of Ontario. Ret. - • '. � _ tendance ;8 requested se, the. Ladies
emlrerof.the American opwtaesrical intend doing a' quilt. Will the einem: on Monday. Established 1838
Bye. esamrned by appointment. 'tl'25 REWARD bers kindly provide lunch. Rev. Mr. Brown,an ex-policeman of
- �Ciaret,oat. Ont. •fY
New York City, preael'ted in the Unit-
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4 [.e;,at. BOYS' CONFERENCE
u ed Church last Sunday. s
525.00 Reward will be given for -- The Merchant of Venice will be ^�
AE. CHRISTIAN, Barrister and the apprehension and conviction In connection with. the Sfinday presented here on Monday, next by Barley
esdicitor,Nota_-y Public Etc. Mo to of the parties faun guilCY of re. -Teed • li are. South-Win^ wt House, Whitby. 257y �OVlly and carr t School Convention, there will be a thn War. Veterans.
g y'pg away out of conference for the teen age boys At Stouffville played hockey -Kith To- For pigs gives beet reeult� for the
$�'•�� ROSS-Barristers. So. To-
Right rids Basket Sign from my St, Paul's United Church,.-Pickering, ronto on Monday evening, but owing
gay To Nort.1-r +h,ta:io Building, 33,0 premises early Sunday morning, on Tuesday, January 16th. We want to lack of practice they were"defeated. money of any feed in the market. f:
♦.I ten, October the 21st, 1928, representation from every schoot in Mrs. John Sandeirs, an old resident, Ground WheaC, e
t•D sae "' Adelaide nc: _, the township as very important an. died on Saturday at the age of ST "
_ _ CHAS. A. WHtTE. .• nouncemertts will be made and busi- years ,and was buried on Monday of Ground Coro,
R1 gG$ON , A PIOKERING- ",Successor to late W. G. Barnee ness to be arranged. It is hoped that this week. Cracked Corn,
B` °• s, N3-214 Confect• Snatched Feed for Hen&
-a Yon and Rich Phone Mark 6420 there will be present'an older boy in �► lively meeting was herd in list
f 5+ ain 1390 and Main -- the work. _ G. Cowan Bo s'•Su c1ifY's hall on nomination da here on ,
F y pt• y KISSIMI FLOUR
wsd,esday and �+ �/� * Mon:lay evening, Reeve Sanders 'NilI !•
s+ltytda] k.sago. brf Roofing Material ' " HIGHLAND CREEK. � get an acclamation on .his ;tcund For pastry and fine cake baking:
- - _ - - iC1•m is unsurpassed.
5z British ColumbLa Sbinglea Robert Black, for many yesir.s a =firs. Peter Baker, who lives- a BAKER'S JOY
BLARE ^.-BEAT' N. D: D. $„ 3 z �� •• resident of Rouge Hill, died in=Whit; short ditsance from here,;died in her
Graduat. RoyA ve of Dental No 2 3 and 5x „ _ by on Saturday at the age of 85 years. 93rd year, being the oldest living Equal to the best for Bread, Wadi
SWs*�a and tv of nto. •Mese His funeral took lace on Mond resident in Markham or Whitchur�h it coati a little lose.
Over Murdock' e..Whitby. —_ - p ay of.-
"rwtuaa . z d.'phone e. : ternoon to the Union Cemetery where• townships. _
e 2�' 441y TORONTO ASPHALT interment was made. Deceased tv2s Wheat,Barley, Buckwheat and
AZ NIL C.$tl:;'H. D. D. 9.. L. D.S,• ROOFING never married. Oats Wanted.
(Succeesorto Dr.J.N.Dales;, Gradaa:e t The Public Library will hold a pro LAKE SHORE.
Use Royal College of Dental Surgeons andToron- Hurray's 181n., 32 1D. and 36 inch Patronize Your Home Mill
to tfdvereity. At Claremont office over D. A. widths, 4 in 1 Shingles also gressive euchre party in the library P>fidlo§ are becoming very popular
Scott's store every Tuesday and Friday. Phone Metal Valle and rooms in Morrish s Hall on Satur, :.y ill our r��igitboelrood.
eeuea 10-11. evening, January 5th. Suitable prizes + Z� ��+��•
- Ridge Roil. will be awarded the winners. f'�e• K. and Mrs: Kingston and fun.-
�]ERBEBT T. FALLAI9E, L U 5.; ilk/spent Christmas sitls relafires 'in
11D.D,s.. Graduate.!t!se Royal Co!lrge o: Material, or will give price ob games will begin at nine o'clock sharp, p,,.onto.
Lal Surteenc seed the University of St,Toronto. finished job. Lunch provided. Admission lac. Arthur G. and Mrs. Clark. s C 0 A L
_ ,rise in rendence second door east of 5t. And• pent
raw's Churck. Pickering,Ont. OS,ce hours 9 *
► 'tisk 3700, P. rn, or by aptwintalEnt. s Pycne ��_ pIC ��� t)L'N9ARTOfV. Christmas in Whitby with the int-
ter's sister, Mrs. Hutchison.
Mrs. Minty, of Winnipeg, its spend-
i 7 T On Sunday, in the Community li t1? a few days this week with her A good supply of Hard and Soft
� ; �afrD4f• i.. �,J Sunday school kill meet : t.2 p.m ,
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*�♦♦ a service and sermon by Mr. Channt;n I roth(,r, Lorne, anti Mrs, Squires. Coal oa hand. Also a supply
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ELIZABETH RICHARDRO'r- THE MINING �dARgET at 3 p.m, Gordon and Mrs. Crawford, Osh- of Kindling Wood,
11•Fire and avtotacb k insurance of a::kinds. awn, spent Christmas and the New
lretrrsentin"c'mpanieeof sohdfinsacial stand. On January 11th a mock pa,rliam�•nf Year', at the home of the former' stove length.
will be held in the Community Hall. parents, D. S. and Mrs. Crawford, l2tf Phone Pick. 1"O9.
Geer. auction. We buy and sell, furnisb quotations This i; sure to. be most interesting, borne Squires axrl daughter, bliss Y
\•J' eer.Aitoaa. Live stock and gens•-a; sate, and information on all Listed and sn do not forget to be there. Isobel, were in Cannin au
apt y at:—,led to, Terms reasonab?e, R. 'Unlisted Minim Stocks. Cannington last week DONALD MUNRO, PICKEIiI:�G
R •The A.Y.P.A. veil' hold a skating
a:stou8v,le, Phone`tours soca• �l-4 attending the funeral of Mrs. Squires'
We will be pleased to advise what party this (Friday) evening, the nkat- 1 , �! ^ •-
POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, stocks to buy or to bold, or ins to take place in W. B. Lotton's brother, who, died in Toronto on L. BV R'�I I NET HA M
'i' • for Omaties of Yvrs and oat.co. Aga. what stock to sell. rink, after which the members will Christmas day from, that dread dis- Building and general
09su aria.of ail ]nmde •tt.,ae0 to on shorNM ease, cancer, R
aNrsa. Add?*"firer,arv.r P 0., put, Clients are making monpy by spersi a social half hour net the home^ The annual meeting of S. S. \o. 2 Gontracttag,
following our advice. of A. and Mrs. Sw$n, where refresh- K$g held on l meeting
last. The . Estimates furnished ou a I I clanse-s
Ft S.HSATON TOWNSHIPaLEBg Our 'long experience in raining, ex. mo—its will be served. tiring trustee was-Mrs. D.S.Crawford, of work-Interior and Ettterior
t1os++7aae�. o+omissica•for �s tending over a period of twenty
sonttt�, Aaasaastsss. chs. Mornay w toss Y but was re-elected for another term. Alteeations and repairs.
imam se lttarrcgs LAW Years. all
us to give on-and adsice DUNBARTi N SCHOOL It is very gratifying to the ratepayers Cbimneys Built ConcreteWork.
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• oat, t-7 on the investment feature of a mine
or the speculative feature of a to know that our school is makir,y Pbone Plekerin 5712
R. GRANT-Lot 1, eoncesei c 4, Pct Pros- The folio-ring i; the report of the s e gresis it being rated as •ine , g
-Lao Scarboro Telepbone lfarkham t}, pective mining venture. Senior Room of-Dunbarton School for Fuch pr°^ , F'ATRPORT,
ONTARIO
1Chavured Accountant. Buatnm-and W_nx,- SULLOW 4Y, of the best equipped schools in 31r. �+ Q
41(3oAuditors GRANT, GObFRE Y GCO.37 MILLS CO.GO. the fall term. Denotes exams mica- Hutchisorr'e inspectorate, and is under S H �I= 1J ly .1�
p1 Members of Standard ed. 4th "Class--Fred Stroud, Hilton l
t sr, East. Toronto, .Canada, Adetaice the supervision of our esteemed teach- �
!t ]sly stock Exchange. Nicholson, Fred Straughan. Alex Dix-
hfembers of the Montreal on, Lena Culetw. Dorothy Kennedy' ere Miss Kime, who has been with
M. RAW, LICENSED ACU r ' the school for the sixth year. Nova Scotia9biagles -
�y•• TIONSEit,tor York, dining Exchange. John Anderson", Sr. Ill.-Hilton
Q,tano acd ttatbam Wood, Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles,
Cs„tiea re trod. a sagae peva, attended be Office and Board Room,C3ro,rnd Floor, Edward Readirr, H. Stroud•, Bird's Pelt State ghingleal
hs. T.em.r.EWS'O Datesr_ ..tea mar be .Metropolitan Building, Robert McFarlane Ethel Morgan• .
sy Rt ones, �eyfieut. �� tna`� TORONTO. ONTARIO Louie Reading`, Ernest Bolton', Mar-
44011 - _ BROUGHAM. for sale at
Pbaasa : Adelaide 6371 and 4373 )oris Bell'. Jr, llL-Ernest Stroud, Gam. Duncan iq ill cath tb: flu T. PATER.90` a • CLAREMOrT
Ve ' Extend _ Connie Morrison, Ruby Dixon. Mar- The flu is gradually.disapp•2arinT. Cali and get prices. Phone 281%
-_ THE RURAL garet Payn•_', Annie McDonald' Max- Mica Bate has returned fron, a visit_ -
n city <
SECURITIES COh4?ANY1iTD. Sr. ]L-Mary McFarlane, Frank Stra- Albert Harvey wasxeitir his people
tO Our many friends ughan, Alice Dingwell, Bertha Ken- a few days last week
nedy', Jimmie McDonald*. May Dar Miss Audrey Phiilips spent tt]e not-
and customers our Reid Estate and loaurance. " ` ' . vidcon'. Jr. 1I.-Peter Crosby, Marie iday At her home here. We etre prepared to do all loads•
-� Farm Propertieea Specialty, Burro, Mary Reading', Frank Clark, Bert-and Mrs, Harvey ,pent Neve
of repairing of care also bat
Rosie Culetta, Claire Guilbault . E. F. Year's -with city friends. tory charginta, �eleetric
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Be'st
Wishes
Heiad OfRce:218 2l4 Confederation P:dwa]dt, principalJack and. Mics Phyllis Gerow iint Life Building. Toronto. r New Year's with. Oshawa f0elyls, welding and in fact
Phone Main 1399. DU ON everything in c'on-
• • • '� - -John Littlejohn hors been visiting
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• his relatives here during th•: pack, nectioa with
Or ti Bravab Office: Gordon Building, a-eddinf* hells are rin¢ing in our week. car work.
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Pickering Ontario. midst. Peter axed Mrs. Brown, of Toronto (las. Oils Grease and Accessorise•
Pbooe 8!00, 28tf Mrs. White and sons visited Scar- called on the Perryman family un on band constantly,
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mas boyo friend, Tuesday. the holiday. Call and see our Catalogues of
TIME TABLE-Piakerfas Station Mr:, .McWhinney and family sere Mr. and Mrs. Love and M-. amid Dodge and Star Cars.'
T. L Train@ going EW due M loiloem home for the holiday. Mrs. T. Perrymaan spent Sunday -ti ith •
Phone 4600.
No. 10 MW 7.58 A lie A number from here attended the F. Perryman,and family, '
" 28 Local 12M P.lie nominations on Monday. Mrs. Barcley,has spent the wPok in LAWS GARA(31 ' 4
'• sU Loaf 5.24 P. K Wm. and :►Ira. Nicholson had a fam- Toronto with the Goad family. Mem- AND SERVICE STATION
i- TT j� v -_Sunday train, = --&9s}A. N. i,y party New Yew s 7Tay. a - ='zz-Tri-Ri'Tz-tl '
ALV1N BUSHB Trains �a'ng West s:oe as follows- Arthur Thompson spent the. twli• flu.
T No. "29 Local 9.29 A.M. day in-the city with his animother. Mrs. McMaster Dcatcorrua,: 4 S r-
PICBERING _ 27 Local •a.2s P.M.
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His tbiartraret Leonard has aevemd bourne St. Unr d C raids, '!'or.inM:
!i Mail 9 06 P W. her connection with the store anJ spent Christmas with John Phillips a
ist
Sunday train, 8.32 P. M. pt,office. amt family..�rt1�aS N S
,Foregcring is according to Standard Mrs. Smales and her grandson On Sunday-last Rev. Mr. Ferguson
time. Bobby, visited relatives in -the city y interesting talk on tha , g E.
gave a ver K
--- _ for a few -days. niNsiortary work old the coast of B.C.
t CLAREMOT Miss Evelyn Annis gave a birth- to the Sunday School.
r e et n $ CREAMERY `lay party to her many friend; on George Stevenson, who way cisitdag �^f �
New Year's Eve. friend. here, helped in the e.'rurch ser= DRU 7 lT I ST
g Walton anis Mrs. Annis"and fam- vice by rendering as a, solo o ie vt
sly visited Mr. and Mrs F. 'Seaeli our familiar church hymn,. t' ;
New
-Years' Day. The late Mrs. Uriah Young, whose Takesthi8 o�1pnr.., b
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We thank yon sincerely Hrg°set price pitid for Mr.:r B. W. Tutton surf uci father, funeral Took place on Sunday la: , haw
Crean•] at the sir. John Sommerville, ar? confined inany,warm friends here, and v.ill be •� Tt
dor the bneiness• ob favor.. i ^ t
ed tie with Burin 19?8, _ laTeIIlCn� Creams to bed through illness. rememberQti for her unfailing chee2- tllnity. OI til8bnk- r,
a3 Joseph and Mrs. Allison entertain- fulnsss and kind neighborliness and
and wish all our- custom• d ed a number of friends to New Year's many other fine ctualities. ins hiA customers
ere a Merry Christmas Give ne a'trial and be convinced dinner Tuesday evening. The Women's Institute mil! meet at
and every prosperity in Mrs. James Smales, of Enniskillen, the home.of Mrs. T. C. Brown on _
y ����?IT * n spent a few days in our,inidst vis- Tuesday, January 8th, at 130 p.m. O the past year
the year 19'29, iELMDAU �jj�� iting relatives apd friends, Mrs. Shaver will rend a paper'on'
On New Year's .Day Mrs. William "Which has the greater influerep, the r
- '— - --_ nnett .had- the .misfortune.. f. 1 ome..or_SchooL�"_�o.1Ls�11,_�t_tRsty ( wishing
"The world is in a rash ye ken down cellar cutting her head badly supper dish.
��eee's nae much rest for busy and otherwise bruising her body. Our annual :c.]twl in-t-t4ty -ass �Q a�l
mea, Robert Black, who in former years quite largely attended on. Wednesday
Bqt here's s hearty Greeting:
For Pastry use resided at the Rouge, died at Whitby evincing unusual interest in the ravel- • .
Yes Chrititmas bring you hackle on Frid y, December 28th, His fu- fare and education o the children. 4
Ojjr R,Q Brand neral took place Mon-iny at Whitby. .after the usual routine of business The rionlpllments
7p ' - On Thursday;December 27th,at the some -considerable discussion ensued
=The New Year lock wi'oot all at our Grocer's. home of his brother William, there relative to school riiniagerrent and ` - A
Jaid&' oar cares be Booting." Farmers who have wheat � _ passed to his rest James Lotton, in maintenance, restitting In the appoint- Ot the
&'y
our
your his 47th year•. In 1883 he with his ment'of Mrs. Shavttr, an ex-school
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Sotar made from your-owls mother;one sister and three brother3, teacheir to the Frchool B.]ard,,aaking season a
V A. Siterritt t whe&L We can moved from Unionville to the 1st con the•plate of Wm. Kfiolt, whose term
grind it. cession. His soother in her 100th year. -of bRice'had,�4c»ir.:d. a-lady-on the' ,
two sisters and three brothers have School Board is fi new venture, but
Fprniture Dealer andl• Feed o$ all kinds-Chick Meed, since passed away. He was'of a gen- q"uite legitimate, are i much ds expect- Y
_ Fnnoral Diroctor� ben feed, chop, millf d. ial and jovial disposition. Moral: let ed of her bring :he ?mxt three ye:us, E. Ce Jane, Pflm B
Phone 1300 .- Ch ro a some of us do less grumbling. His Mr. Middleton wa, appointed a ilele-
opp' g veers week-day. - funeral took lace Saturday afternoon ee.' Phone @Boo
p y gate to the Tru.t K Assnc�:J`on with
ckering, QIIt8r10 �: :tp�. X C>::E OZ to Erskine- Cemetery and was tars sly the instruction ;o oppose the Towir
attended. ship School Bill. Pickermg.- Ontaria
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I�evto► t Terac�e�d A r�ia Custom survives ?
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t U�rt ug AgainstAmanuliah Injects Disturbinlr Factor is
?, Rets j6ns of London and.Moscow. C*eerver Reports.. `
1 . . Ge=neral A1ati-Europe" Outburst Feared
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Ware B. Wells In a copyright his subjects don hats and take seats • ! `
a article in the New York Herold Tri- instead of squatting, while their wo- Ar ••,
�''bune gives some interesting facts on alien coincidentally doff the veil and ;Y *' Q - ';. • •
r the recent tgnse situat�p in Afghan-.their daughters are sent to school, has ! a • e •` ° ` . ' y
!visa: Mr. Wells !triton-tiom Loudon'run up against another snag whien i ' • . ' •
r the Turkish dictator, whose methods In part as follows: • • •
L London.—With Afghanistan, the i the Afghan King sought to emulate,
land, of fanatical pnieats and fiery had not to take into account. HP, has i ' • •e •• _
tribesmen, and a buffer state 1*tween;not only underestimated the obstinate: _ N • s
India and Soviet Russia,aflame with{resistance of the semi-independent tri- •
revolt against King Amanullan, not bal chieftains and the immense power r - - - •--
only does the fate of the Royal reform- of the priestly caste, but he has also!
ea• and-his bewitiful consort, Queen been unable to rely, as could Mustarha ! P • °
Kemal, upon the sunr�ort of the army
Souriya, hang in the balance, buts _
imposition •
t Lew di9turbing factor is injected into The Turkish dictator is worhipned •
it the world-wide clash between London as a�national liberator and he held I • •
and Moscow. • • •;Yt,l .
and still holds the army in the hollow
The uprising is a tragic comm2r.Ary l ;
of his hand. The Afghan King, on the' • • •�"
{; on the reforming zeal of an intelligent other hand, i• hili zeal for extfansion,'
monarch. The thirty-six-year-old education, provision for hospitals and -Y-
r King returned to his capital, Kabul, medical services, road mpking and
the ihistorical key city to Western other amenities of civilization has al- 342
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Asia. through which all the great con- lowed the army appropriations to fall, -
tluehrera have passed, from his plc- in arrears and the underpaid troops;
turesqua European tour of a few appear-to some extent to have failed;.
"-months ago with a passionate desire, ! ELEVEN KENNY FREumr-o%
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him at the critical rnonhent of this 1 _
fully shared by his Queen, not merely clash between the modernist royal A resident of Brightlingsea becoming a freeman by depositing eleven-
-'.to Westernize hisstill half-savage reformer and the insurgents flying the
r country, but to civilize it and give it banner of conservative .Moslem reac- pence in coppers in the mayor's hat, the ceremon:: taking place in the parish
i a place in the sun. church belfry. _
tion. :
Amanull.ah believed firmly that- Great Britain's interest in the clash - -- --
_ what Mustapha Kemal had done for is not limited to a concern for the'fate however, hare the absorptive auallty Songof February
Turkey he could do for Afgbantstan. of the forceful and sanguine Oriental of linen. Linen and cotton make an
But the royal reformer forgot the+ monarch and his attractive consort. admirdile quality, in what is known —
great difference in tradition and en- This country has learned from bit- as "union weave." Because of the Now February fills the dyke, � -
vironment between the Turk and the ter experience that the passions which linen they absorb quickly, and because And now the warm, soft rains be-
€' Afghan. Life in Afghanistan--a fan- are aroused in Afghan feuds are liable of the cotton they are less expensive gin,
` atical Moslem state--is so bound up not to be confined to Afghan affairs. than all-linen. 'Bidding the quick and dead alike
r with religious customs that-every re- There is hostility to the Turks and the As to the number of towels you For to come forth and go in green.
form introduced Is. necessarily a blow Russians, the.former of whom are not should have this is an individual prob- To see what Travelers pass the way,I
at the religious leaders. Local mullahs only credited with being the inspire- lem. Four face-towels a week pea- per- For it is Mary's holiday. 1
or priests for centuries have been not tion of the King's social and religious son is a good average. But when PvrtACE AND IJTII,i'1
r only the advisers but to a great extent reforms, but also they supplied a mili- there are children or members of the For now is Purification Time, l. A sheer woolen in Chanel Llup, with
, the real rulers of the people. Lary mission which is reorganizing the family engaged in mechanical work, «'hen she, the tainless One. muvt skirt in wrap-arouhd effect ending in
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The !Flag's decrees ordering the any in connection with the hated this average is necessarily increased. go graceful side drape. The t:cckline of
^' 7attaring of European dress,the use o! conscription, while Soviet aviators are Add to this three bath-towels a week To be made clean. In a 'still chime molded bodice simulate; a diagonal
!seats and the abolition of national and training an air service which has been for each person and enough guest and The snowdrops ring t5eir bell,; closing. finished with applied bands
's Moslem headdress, although =mall used to bomb rebellious tribesmen. hand-towels to meet your entertaining crow, . land jabot frill of plain woolen. The - -
iehangos to Western.eyes, are i • the, When a fanatical uprising is begun needs. !The celandines their lamps have lit. !flared cuffs of dart-fitted sleeves and
' ,•opinion of the conservative Af. 'ianag
and swe� •+in � the East there is always danger it, —:--= — To !hail the weiy for 11ary'e feet. 'belt use the plain woolen contrast.
itis most revolutionary,
may blare up into a general anti-' Canada's Northland ''Modernistic buckles in deeper blue ap•
:reforms that could have been dei tied•
European outburst endangering the I Linder her mild eyes now the loves peal at neckline, belt and sleeves.
r' WOMAN'S FREEDOM MAIN �l;ves of British diplomats and civilian Ottawa Citizen: Does the average Begin• and they are innocent; Style No. 342 is chosen by the smart-
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ISSUE. reaideata. Moreover, Afghanistan's citizen realize bow his mental attitude Linnet and lark, and her own doves, eat school and college girls and youth- -
` r toward the No.th country has Chan
The chief cause of the Islamic die- cilief role in British policy is that of y g On wedding and on mating bent, 1.ul type of woman for general utility
r lhards' revolt,however, is the abandon- a stable buffer state between India od?. Fie used to thing of that vast And how the larks call to the sheer.;wear. I: is designed in sizes 18. 18,
It territory as Voltaire is said to have 2 '
k ment of the purdah or seclusion for and Russia, steering clear of central+ y And soon will run and soon will r0 years,38, 38, 40 and 4 inches busk.
women• with Queen Souriya herself Asian polices and torelga domination.'thought of all Canada—"so many Leap. end can be made with '27i yards of -
acres of snow.' The Hudron Bay
eettin"s example. The removal of Comments of the Moscow press that! 140-inch material with % yard of 38-
T,. the seclusion of Moslem women shins the Soviet government "cannot re-1road iva3 regarded merely as an al-, Come up .come up, in rose and white- inch contrasting for the 36-Inch size.
the greatest blow &6-far launched main indifferent" to the developments I ternative grain route, and so its sue-' To scented darlings of the prim.e'!Printed sheer rayon velvet, velveteen,
ine that, in Cosa
against the rigid teachings of the of Afghanistan is a irarn "res believed to depend wholly. ging a new song and light a ligtt, crepe satin, silk, crepe, canton crepe
: upon the unproven possibility of nevi- For !t is Purification Time, land wool crepe also appropriate. Pat-
Koran. The mullahs naturally oppose the words of We London Times, the -
- decrees which if tin would break royal reformer's failure to organize stating the Bay and Strait. It looked And ere her Babe and she shall pass.
tern price 20c in stamps or coin (cola
forever their power anddiaauence and and civilize his fierce people may be like a rush speculation for a country Light canQieS ail for Candlemas. is preferred). ..Wrap coin carefully.
"even remove their means of livelihood. fraught with grave peril to the peace to embark upon. But the North today Katharine Tynaa. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.is not merely a territory, to be tra-
The attempt of Amanullah to make of Asia. _ versed. It is a region to be developed. '
Write your.name and address pain•
The railway project begins to look like «-e still speak of "Fiansarc!" when lye giving number and size of such
mantq alnng In your mind-- your bag -- . peak of UIP omcia you want Enclose 90c rn-:�4
any of r o t a •hn owns, farms,. reports, though-the Mansard family
when you 6o sheet-shopping: stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap.
..��� r And 'now for the other section of mines and mills appear where once reasacl long ago to have anything to'it carefully) for each number and -
'', Lusen•Closert the linen-closet—the towels. These nothing but the precarious lineof do with them. But for more than e
through traffic seemed pos:hale. a idress your order to Wilson Pattern
are divided tato two important groups _ _ century that family did issue ltM, Service, 73 West Adelaide St.,Torgnta.
d —face-towels and bath-towels. Face-{ and it is just a hundred yea r,,4 ago I Patterns sent by an early mail.
Helpful Advice on Towels an _
towels may be woven of flux, cotton, If one month a year b;. universal Since•the founder died.• 'Fie left hs i
Sheets for the Young -.or cotton and flax combined. Flax- consent was declared a closed season Norwich home with ao morn than a.' _ �s
Housekeeper. woven towels are linen, and their vir• for all cabinets; councils and legiele• guinea In his purse, got employinrnf Woman's Rights? I -
tues are many. They absorb water tures, and for this-period the reuipon- as a compositor With a London firm.,•
What kind of sheets would 1 buy quickly, dry in very little time, and sibie atateomen were induced•to fore- and in a few years, before he was 23.1
to stock Lay liner closet? What size launder beautifully. Another adient• gathfr and together take up the fish• became head of tit business. it was Frenchwoman Denied Drivers' -
sheets? How many towels? age is the fact that they do not lint. ' Ing rod and golf club wkll not a worth 9150,000 before he died. G o
Licence Because f
Hera these questions which one Cotton towels are much less expen whisper of "shop", the harmony of! -- —Y0. ---- Swearing
sive, and when soft and firmly wov"n the wor:d migtt be enhanced. Vila-; Girls will bt, girl" :,nil so velli tbell';
bear+, not only from the bride-Labe, prove. very serviceable. Tbr•y du not, cent ail*Spy• I grandmothers. Pavia.—Madame Violette Morris,
but from her mother as well, are ans- i champion 'French woman automobile
Wered. driver, has sued the Federation Fran• '
As to what kind of sheets? we ans- '1-�., (11a F.-141, iR*ctjrr+p l-+ Vew Evc4pl r1 c+tt-'^••^a rte• < Jews de Sport Feminin (French Fed-
wet in two words—good sheets. .But Sports) p
c ration of Women's S' its to uphold
it takes an expert to ka w-a-b'�d i p to wear parits said swear.
sheet when she sees it. Therefore it Y ' ` Madame Morris weeks 100,000 francs
IS alw'ay.3 a good plan to bay, at a re z �.. - damages because she was refused a
¢table clots, sheets that t,eitr the a f: t
name of well-known makers who have r '�
;grounds:
grouse by the Fuc Federation on the
M + ; • r gr nd l:
bulli up as enviable reputation. How-
stet, there'area [eve facts which will first y: That she continues to wear
ere you to select serviceable sheets. pantaloons or breeches despite the ob-
. �' feetions of Federation officials.
For general, all-around wear choosy i' ; _ a r, Secondly: That she personally seeks'
cotton. Look, first of all, for a soil, the favor of sports writers.
firmquality., Second, see .that the ' ,s�. Q Thirdly: That her language and
ti' d
weave i; even. (Cotton woven with _ +. ' `1 ! titer' ] habits are shocking and objectionable
long, uubrokon abets is the best; but to the.Federation's membership.
the length of the abets is impossible Madame Morris said today.-that she
In aete.ct without a microscope. How-, is the granddaughter of a French
.ervw. it is easy if the weave is even t i* ,
a point that makes for long wear).: �� aims general, and admitted that her
r language contained• many picturesque
There should be no difference in fln• s %`✓ z • i phrases learned in army barracks,
isl; on the right and wrong aide of it! �" ~' v She objects, however, to quitting pant
-
coiton sheet,
a E«-xr
',!nen sheets are luxurious-looking. '' �y "Look around you`arid see the wo-
and their cool, porous qualities are ad-, men with! their knees, crossed'! she
a m':ahI They are more expensiver "�. � ` , i ' ' Said. "Ask yourself,which is the more
than cotton, and apt nearly so well , ,R Y ,. :imr3hodest, their scanty dresses or my N-
snitrd to every day wear. Hovrever,,� = �; !pantaloons?"
'nt r-
"t,. u ed intense h e
if yne Want embroidered meets linen The case has aro s
.r s i aria as well
..i• a fae�t. . choice than cotton. - ,,� , �. est in smart circles n �
3
.�. -•� '� trial
.. world The
K n the length sheets a tarn- �2 Ile sporting Lo ill.1. as !;
gt po
over of 1."_ Inches on all sides is a good a e
will come up :.robably in January.
amt.w.t to aliow for. A sheet of this
leFavorable weather recently !a
ngth gill ret pull out or wrinkle Y.; , '4 : Y � " _
� Western nabled farmersuueou,f`ortnhly when slept upon, and aa-fia
: , Stec alpgnate protection to the to do more faIt ploughing this year
` t%
m::t1,c �. The Bureau of Standards than has been dons since 1925. The
of t]:c Ik pFrtment of Commerce hie ' ' „ c< Nva `�'i mild weather has been particular);
K `
Py
ado.t .I:,, �,tandarrl the sheet which
Low for live stock.
• Iiia ;los' inMON.beS long before hemming.
- ''`r °�' a' • .
Y` Th'� len„+l, is very satisfactory when( _ Badgers have been domesticated by
cor•,biu+- w0i a 72-inch width for a I a farmer at Vanguard, s3askatchewan,
ESSEX COUNTY FOR HUNT AT HICKORY CORNERS
sirtrty b,•d'.rndl a 510-in-h width for a - ... `.. who proposes to start the first badger
dou:cla hc'cl. 'fake these measure.1 ` The scene is near Far Hills, New Jersey. Society turned out.ea masso for the-occasion. + tin ranch,
y"� ... .,, .. ,..: "«. ,. ,. ... ,-.. .: .. .- -.: .. :. ^v ..•. ..-.... .,: -
�y}'wyed.},. s^.M 4 511,}5 y,-, n.dhr.:�.,,..c�»q.... -.G.•. R.,•x'�1�-T�,;�`' .,`._ g ,\w.._i)'.tr i,:9. •.•��• R •�•+"• •
f v}�wL �4141.C..,., '1 �• —T'. - � .?.�'ww•� -'v.A"`.wF ;#l. -,yr• ,•y..y,.
r
77 7, N
_,U_WWbws Fair
P-;-fv and Writer
—CUM" A
wam
Bowl
Ofteu Leads to the Mo�64rfous 54
Trade Baivmettw 1, F PRICEd ARX HJGXL CARR 124d. 7',
winter by feedIng, awl
more" Meat lk-reLps.
Camequences
For In
creep
16t9X18Pr04Uct1QU You can't beat it,"c%Usq
disorder :is delay 'or negitm -real meat Ilk venc4mtrateld form.
Your hens used "Layworo." espec
British Exhibition Shows Pros-
re diangerolus -than in snaevii.. -A
in the cold winter moutbe. For
pects for Tracle for Next —o
Usually the"Ant noticeable sigiLs kiii Wokiet write- Swift Canadian CW Lim.'
I.. : - It"l. Dept. N-I. Went Toronto, 0ai.
Twelve Months. Vale IIPS &Ad a feeling of wearinew
iLoxxdon-�-�Trade fairs are recotalied Then follow headaehes,' liackachie,
by students of business'affairs as I one Palpitation -and breathlessness. Tb, B
,Only Way that anaernia, can be ove, em Wireless
of the Most reliable barometers of
come Is to earich-the blood, and It k
ty/; or the re- 'bcan,, ap
coming commercial'activi To Link-
Ver5b.' 7%e number of exhibitors of their wonderful blood 40
and
the number of buyers frow,&II parts'eariching and bloott-making proper.
AT
Fxpelim "ts by � arcon!"s'
ties that Dr.. WillLanits'-, Pink Pill,
en
of the world who give notice of their have won such great succoss'-in th.
Intention to attend Indicate with gireat Hold, Out Interes
-treat eat of this often-most Litubbori ting
clearness what business men in gea.: 0
disease. Prospects
eral think of frospeets- for business,
Thousands'ot yQung girls. who wert London: "Ree
activity during the 12 mbalhs follow' In ad ent experiments by
naemle condition
Ang the fair.. uwe theh out the prospect of the
Marconi's hold
Present good health to Dr. Williams
leading Dominions of the Empire be.
jhis fact gives great Interest to the, pink pills. OnP of 01ese, Aliss Ratle by wireless tel4phosy.
announcement.1a London that all past Mc.
P .,At Present"commercial wireless
tele..
pry
is run by the Posit; office
Eachern, Port good, N.S., says-
records have been left behind in the- -Z dse the/day I"began-the usWol phorly
booking of space by exhibitors at-the Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills-
1 had not
ILfteeth British Industries Fair. whi through the long wavelength station
ch been feelJog well for some dine. I
will take place in London at Hu9by t-the United State�
an-d-Bir- 'wag very-'pale. had'sever6 headaches.
The Marconi Company hair -neyl
InIngliam from Feb. IS to March 1, dizzy spells, and occasional faint.
-1919.- The' London section It" been Ing Spells. The least exertion would transmitted by their beam. service the
........... spoken word '01a
f, Canada to aft' A
compelled to Inciude anolfier large leave mik tired and breathles�. In. country, and by the use of
!building in Its- spacp at'111ir the nev
while' - this condition I began taking Dr. multiplex apparatus tele
with the 200,000 available Williams., X, P114ane
Pink Pills. I- continued and
tel�gra�h !:ervices can be uAed simal.
-..square feet all.engaged, the manage- thel" use until I had taken six boxes. faneously on the same circuit. 5
S12
ment had to a'-range an R&Htional 50,- by N�hfcli time I was again enjoying
It is understood thatthe next stop
000 feet of Outdoor exhibitiGn space, good health. I hope my experlenew.,
where -such e, will be the experimental establishment
xhibits as concrete inlx� f-;Le�IJ6
will lead other sufferers to give thl..-k
Ing Machines, roati-making I - of two-way COMM nications' so that
apparatus mefilcine 'a: fair'trial." He Is'seen I�Ith William Beebe, sea *wrom explorer, in ]Bermuda:' H-11.1-1. London can speak tuo Canada and 0an-
agricultural buildings,
tractors, Lor- 'it YOU are-at all run-down, or weak, donned the diving helmet and visitedthe ocean bed on several occasions. adu to London by beam, and succeft
ries,a%nd.other heavy -articles will be You should begin at once to take Dr. '5
N;hown. Sor this in confidently anticipated.
Williams' Pink-Pills and y6u will soon
From
the' laternatio;ial standpoint be well and strong. Thise pills are Ne CONFIDENT
the, greatest Interest llu.,i in the num- sold by all medicine d0aliers or will'be W. Year a Dog Training An Official of Marconi's told.81 M
ber of buyers wI10 give r porter.they 'were convinced that what
otice Of their sent br mail at 50 cents a box by The Resolutions
Intention.to atteall. At the end of Dr. Williams'. Medici-ae. Co., Brock- Hunter Cures a Gu wo,uld be successful on the Cauadlew
November there was an increase of Ville, Out. I . . — , I n-Shy bog -circuit would be successful on the
more than 200 In the num. S'dw manners often-need. correct- and Tm;as. Pup�s With other circuits, and that once
.0------- the prin.
ing alid tbe'cou' scientious person can V
her of* su(-Ij notices compared with Cap Pistol ciPle Of beam wireless t4epbony is
add one or two- rules of etiquette in I established wi
'he same date last year. The Jnte.est "Tany' an o4d bLunter says the best be able to converse with South Africa
L F* d Vaccme to the list of New Year's resolutions.I th Canads,'London will
'of buyers, F4 far as it can be predict. One should be on dressing'wefl. I'thibg -to do with a gun'.,gb:y
ed In advance, seems to lie especlaUyl, -Cur Dis
i temper, dog to to wfth India, and even with Australia
Dress certainly does be send It to the happy hunting grounds.
with Pottery -�nd gla'ssware, sports ; a 0- 10,000 miles away. '
900(!", furniture, Photographic goods i Living ray 'But Victor Hurke disagrees with this
man't social knowledge, 11al, tall.r. As the Post Office has a monopoly
Virus to Make All ed clot lie.sw-cloth in winter, Alkeroe customary advice. Ile tells how he
ond higil-grade' technical aPPar Of all telephone work in this country,
a Kinds or wa-'th fabrics In mummer-plain ox- cured Betsy, a gun-shy dog he had I I the Marconi Company cannot for the
11 obtained for breeding purposesl.
Is(' I In the Professions and Indust es. of Dogs Immune
N e- fords or leather pumps with 'inedium Writ-i present go beyond the experimental-
C in interest come wireless goods, I,ondor.-A -vacc�ne has -been dis- heels, are %vQrn ' In' town; sports ing in the January Issue of "Field and
Je-elr-,, toys and ganle8, leather and covercd_vi h',-b 4 wfll pre� clothes 'In the CoUntiry. For afternoo Stream" he admits I*. toolL a long time
leather gooirp, roodst Irs, an,, a,' i work. and the future use of beam
i wireless telephony to link the whole _k
man. vent disteniper in dor.. It is the re- one may weaT a simple talliored su and a (')Pal of patle' 'aln Betsy! F
Der of uovt1tlpm III fancy it I ace to ti mpire
good. . f
At- Birmingh oy crepe dress. kid. but with &;r rifle, .22 revolver And Ili decide.
% !sult of ti e Years' research work by or cost with (4oth will be a matter or the P.
am niost* int itt is Dr I ai shotgun be- 11;�flgressively eliminated o*day beam wireless within the
erei I - - dlaw and F. W. Dunkin at the Patent leather or suede purup-:!, a T
L shown in electrk-al apparatus which 131ill Hill, ;-W-, ]RbOeatories of the flowt:r 6n the coat, a pair of light,-,I the Fun-shyn*-A. Lmpire is run entirely by the Post Of-
is developing at an extraordinary rate Medical Research.Council. -Cun-ehyn
4 pA; N a dog %
Ln Britain and which -Is believ d ed to The anr ored- gloves, still feel well dref-sed is the fault of I. while the service: -to United
"Field and tates. Argentine, Brazil and Egypt
burcement Is rnqje in the But III the evening if you wear -an,the breeder.- remarks Illia the
lead the world.after v&leh Mine gen- current issue of the FeW. It A.aS-01, evening frock. . leevelf-ss iTn-d cuC low S'trea?n" writer. "it I-s a v(ry simple in the hands of Marooni's throlugh
eral engineering and hard neC.k, (lien you must wear sheer i matter to prevent It in JPupples. and are
xa ro, with behalf of this paper's D48t(-jnper Fund at tho
a Particularly fine p%hibit Of the n,-w and its sabscribers that. the research 911k Ptockings and fancy slippers., �any 6reeder '%ILO il %illIng to.adupt their Dorchester alltion.
.7 -.and economical crude oil eng nes, was conducted. ith, foll')%ing actik,e can guarant-eie'ruake its own experiments in Empire A
1 a Meantime the Post Office intends to
Pr
Decrease In Prices. The mast convinc&ing' der�6�jrtyation that hIn PuP;4 will never be gun-shy.
-Wh4le much J4 Published lur thi� Bri �that -doga can �e-conj' wireless telephony.
Betsy had a litter of pups six months
"We aro in communicaLion with
Plete]Y* inrinun- aro. When t1leS were a month old, I
tish Press about the nise"sity for raJized. it Ill stated, is afforded by the fact P;:�> V.ho 7R
itionalization and for cheaper produc- , dogs and fired a 4'aP 131-40)) a3 I went to feett'
;that' no, fewer then. 1,300 us Dominions on the subject," an
�hounds have been i-oculate thena. Tbey w0e offic;al said; "and hope at
11fon In many Important lines of Bri- vi d tartled. rt-on r e:4)e
-idge, t�e Tive -d to the ground,.aird the t)(Iters -tai sta h
___14sh Industry, [be; coraing faty will of- i fully. The Tick on. Some- date mental work.
affofed IS led This will be entirely independent of
ifer Rbme exteRo and the Warwftk�hire p`a:k to hide. I immediately placed r
No the lengtil to %%Lich ratlonalizatltln�_Qtriking examples of the s ecess 0 fl� ro'XI before eR411 Alarconi's, and %11 01 p, e%umably be on
rdina W--evide, s afford
One.
and cheap mass' produ,tion has a,.!the treatment.- :the lines of the prese
A 9 "Thereafter. rop a numbe� of d nt Trans-Atlan-tic
kead� gone I:le pric,pq of many art,_ ^,n,,g ao:!s ef (Ah�r 'breeds -nre I r1f-,-u-e-v-e-r_T-c.1me out to-feett the PUI)P, Both systems will be thoroughly
e. 4-abradors, v�re-hajre,l terrie;s, Cairn te*ied before.a choice is made and the
ctes to be %h1bIAe4I .4hoAv remarkable . I ealled them, fired the caP Pistol and
fed thilim," explains 11r. Du -la
'Miuctions and it ipt ,xpected that I,,. terriers, jv)lden retrievers. spaniels, a cost of working the respective services
0 rke.
A about cheap-er,pro-, dogs, -whi
Ale will be hear- POintc'N, bull terrierr,-bull short time, ra(h .,iup eitlWeted to be
I (entral Europe.
duction vosts it p- will be a decisive factor.
pet!m, toy spaniels, Dandle 1-4nmont.;,- led w"u the Pistol was flrf-A.
There
�Sk�-e. terriers, Shetland collies, Alsa is no danger of 11,.0,e Pupa developi
Some of the articles to. be shown ng
ig be Priced at.one-sixth of the 1,. itians, mastiffs, Kerry blues, and Abe gun-shynes4', stud There is no good rea-
dep-n-, 0
Aires as.ked for the same or -er n nh� ally dog �bhould �be gun-shy. TORONTO HOTELS
a poicii
All these:dngs after treatment It is as easy to sho,6t.a cap pistol as 4t
-Artl4'le fit'1920, while there Is a very I
Airing list Of-goods offered foi c-ompletely'resistant to the Elliott and VlGtG
half of�' is to %hi-'-VA, --0141 'Much more worth
"41 t 0 be ria
'disease-
the 19 3. quotation, These decreases while� Ttlien rearing Puppies.- Church 54 Yong* St.
SIP NOCULATION
em to be especially Double In arti- , DOUBLE 1,
Mes ma(W, or mainly made. 'from Th In the Shopping District
e method of prevotting distemper
Pressed steel. QUee i andH&ndraaid
0
sonsi.4ts 'of il, d ubI0 inoculation. Dis-
e ,temper occurs, not as was once sup-
As ip former years, buyers promis Ql;etll. with tile searching iryes and'
to be most no
-nierous from ITI011and, -poed bN le captiot%� tungue
a vi6ib, germ or mic S
11he ;Ri but by rO_ You set �too 14rd a task* Sneezing?
VUlted States, 2nd Canada, but �organi t
one
'Italy, Spain, and India this year show r-hich an invisible Io show"th, "All of age whil, at.' Turn to Minard's and avoid a
more intierest than ever. i.,; reco4mirblb onl� by thg "The fellow whO-said * "Absence young 'llerlons cold. Bathe the feet
AmMca!ff viruS (�r porso-1 wh ich is the si
gn of its makes the,heart grow foader" prob- Is all too much to!ask. .--In Mirlard's and warm water.
Interest In, the-fair xrow% evei7 year'preiivnce. The virus is preent in all ably never tried presentl."
Also inhale.
&is -the America*n warket for high-'easc, of distoqpper.
quality goods ste
a(Itly pxlyd,d$ I shall do fin-er work wben I am old
I The first inoculation of the dog se- . *. I
On stuff:of heavier S
e The leaves put on their,violet, red and
VACC I ne ch is. in fact. the virius of Nat!on and Athenaeum
D aL Ilected ?or treatment is inade witH a An Angle-JapaneieEntent ply.
WO-MlEr' lClur U rL4 -. ! - '"'" e (London): -gold.
RL idistemper.made.inactive by 1aboratory Th strong anti-Japanese sentiment When they are ripe to die.
4triea*ment. The second inocuistion is which prevails In some of the Domin� --:-Claribel Weeks Avery hi tbe'Com- OF
S. made after an interval of about ten iorts, and' the extravagant talk-sorn
OWN TABLETS jdays'with a weak or' e- moTiweal.
attenuated strain times indulged in about
Anglo-Amer-
of the living virus. ican unity of-ptrNse-in all things,
This dOse-of living virus is a bun- have excited an apprehensioti of dan-
For Either the Newborn Babe or i -
I Minard's Liniment Is good for colds.;
t-he G I rowhW Chiki dred-fold times as much as would in- ger in a proud and
stn tive, but e-x-
-They have 7
feet-any-,dog- with distemper which tiemely nervous pqople.'
Baby's -Ow.n
There is no other medicine to equal,halt not been-p-r-eviously vaecinated or more than once -provoked--an-exceed-
Tablets for little onZq�!had not suffered from distemper al- ingly dangerous frame of mind in
whether it bi3 for the newborn babe ready. But with n dog so valecinsted, millions of peaceful JapanesW, .who
ways do good.- They are absolutely
"or the growing, l;-hild_ th.e Tablets al- the,dose of liv4ng poison produces oniv-#aw in them a warning that the two
free front 'oplatem ifilight sYlliPtorns, sometimes none �t!most powerful ratibris in the world
r other harinfuliall, beicause..it was rendered,partially.1;were ready, at a momenVs notice. to e
drugs and the nfotber*c.%n always feel ��jwrnune by the first 1c,
vaccination. The conbiric a,ainst them; that the quar-
safe Ill using th%ni. !SCCDnd vaccination make's'it complete- rels of the'one. would b6 regarded.air WPM$
Ckinceraing the Tablets, Xtri-Jolin�!y and permanently immune.
he livar-rels of the other, for no other
Armour,^ & ft. 1, i3outh Monaghan, The preparations are not yet avail- reason than that an Anglo-Saxoril f
011t., saYt:-"We have three- Ahe,lable i��- distribution among the gen- race was'at issue With an Asiatic one. For Trekabl"
-healthy children, td whom, when a I
!eral public or-vetelinary parctitioners. If a few year.-, f diplomatic co-opera- 4,0 to Acid
medicine is needed,.we hg7,e given I Arrangements will be made for their tion- in the F
E-n-s-f-'were to allay, pricialoft^c"
6nlY Bhby�is bwn Table-ts. The Tab- rodiiftion by respivrisibIe biological these fears, once and foi. all, then an
lets- are the best medicine you can chemists on'sr scale such as will make Anglo-Japanese entente would have,
keep In any home where there* are them generally available. niade a substantial contribution to in.
-children."
young
tcmat4onal good
Baby's -Own Tablets are"a ntild but' CORRECTIONS
common cause of
,thorough laxative which regulate the A small brown bird flew front A *ins, Too long have 'we faced the fatal Excess acid Is the
,;7_ 1 1 , times its volume In acid! It is harm-
stomach and bowels; banish constip Abd settled lightly on-the ground;- ddalism, It results In plain and;I �s and tateless and Its action is
the' hard-lica4ked realists "idtg6stlon' is
a d' quick.
tion and Indigestiop; break up colds .1 ran so'.fast to pick It ap- king war and sentimental Idealists sourness about tWo hours affer eating.' You W1.11-never rely on el'.11de
n $III "nd make teething A teaf was' all I found!. making"peacs.-"R Harry Ewe corrective Is an alkali�Methods., never continue to, suffer.
ri�on� The quick
e&sY_. They are sold by medicine [Ypsd ev. wben,,you learn how quickly, how
0- y
�dealers Qr direct by mail at 25 cenfa a* T I saw a leaf ilrl' which neutralizes acid. The best cor- pleasantly this premier method act&.
box from The Dr. Williams; ft-down ------------:--- Tecttve 18 Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. Please let it show yoti-now.
Thme trucks of coal caught fire In It hag remalped standard 'With physi-;
Medletne Upon the snow-it never stirred
Co.,'Brockville, Ont.
But when I got rftht.4Io6e-to-.Jt-; . Yorli-shlre .13esure to. get the genuine PhikAys'. %
an
It flew away a bird! d.burned for.four hours.- claim In the-60 Year& since its inven-' yvt.
;Milk of Magnesia prescribed by ph
WO Should' IIR-e a ton of th t oaLl., tion.
The truth Is always the stronge a c clans for 50 years in correcting excess
irgument.-Sophoeles. -ISSUE No 1—*29 One SPOOUfUl Of Phillips' Milk of alettis. Each bottle eont9ins full dlree:-��
-Always keep Minard's I.InIrrort harv.y. U&SUesIs peutralir PA
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t the sujj,�stii�n that
ion. Of eo4r'sq
W�A 418unday a D busiest day as possible a loacl branch of tbs. Al- Head V f toldso
Ina eems t9 bV tim
"it ., jed i. liance At every strategic point. Pick-
in the week with those enga
next. C0103nittee
J-he trucking busfnesis�_is not meant enng-come
coughs, ]Bronchitis
P`er Y�W.; $1.50111-paid,la'advance -to.be.taken liteftlly. But that'there YOun ei0serely,
..V� A.
M an increasing amount of trucking.
S�Iwaipuom ra am UnApt U&CA and Cgest
-Scitain$2.00 in Advauft. On thelhighviqon the.Lord's Day has.. With This , Fine - Old
rt of the TER. -to
cjalej,,f6r a�66fi on the pa The object of this Association Is
Lard'i'D vy-. Alliance this past sum-, :Herbal Remedy lesson stealing and prosecute
J 0-H N MURKAR, Proprie'tor. I the a 4_0lAY. JAN. ftm—Apetion the Telons.
�r44, As t9ses were reporte
lance took up the matter Nlth the, 'trf blg�h.class furniture, -Including a
d 4ad were able to stop- tho*s cheaverfteld, - parlor. - dining-toow right frorn the Heciktbl'Natu'r
t ns. But as th
If
TdWNSHIP NOXINATIONS' violWo, e a- and kiECbet3 NVIliture.bedding,diab- o CG14 weather ills. Ger
radio, victrols' -Delco electric W-Lrd off p1l. th
ount of trucking increased appeaja so. Kenibers bavipa pup-arty iktolisn 99mm
I Tell ratepayers of the Township of ial Police, plant etc.. the pro7perty of the estate y,)6ursolf. a boftle'&f t Gallither's laditia oase Lmmedi&tely with an7 memboie
)E * were made to the Pretinc
erifig we� pu'rsu�t to statute, f the late Robt. S. McFarlane. at L-inx Rem'�dy% I will make and' of Executive commit1l".
t ft I ad. Sale k�vp, you ht04�
who.thTew the resp*nsibilfty upon the P
.1 he Township Hall, 8rou'ghanl, on ouge Hill Kiingsion Ho —heal up inflarned
can" local constables. The Alliance then tone. Noret-erve. See bill*. W. assae.-j and give y,)ur blood and body. h1aitibership iee 41.00.,
afternoon, to nondriatr -wrote to some forty Reeve4 of Mu- a 'Ju -
ac e V. 1*16well, atiftioneer. -aewvi. r, '-'..v t�'h.d fro I E3 tas Pr
didatc., for the vpLrjous positiumi .niciPaLti is lborderin`g on the highwiys, K,,�,jp tji:j good old li rhal rem;,dy &I- iddon or
the Council 'BoaTd. The ' Township eir Coun- Tuesday, January Sth—Auction sale I -
reqL4eAinjk that they ask th le, hpi.-Lso- _Kke it zvf'ter ex-�. s"rettry on application
Beaton, -presided., and at of farm -stock 4j��implements, the
�Cjerk, D. cils I.to insfiiict the local *cofistable� property of Flred-.` w�nd� rain, ehill and crowded, 1342,�. Oorn. 'L. b. Biaule,:O.S.PVA
rvne o'clock-called fop nominatiomi. U11(ler their jurisdiction to'take such Deeks, lot'6, cou. Pit'Ce.A. yoll etta cot tilis,
ing Al On M-S. Cha
For the Reee aciiud 8,8- would' ie�m, rec�-s�ar� to Broken Front, Pickering as the a, I _pman, Pickering.
veship the folLou 4 0�6or Gillllaghor Herb er,,
�,4 'Were rjomira�ed: G. L. Middletom J. �;top Sunday trucking and the sale owner L 4iving up fArming there ILI_a(Aws no,4 frorri
'White, G. M. Forsyth, C. C. Itich- -of fruits and vegetables -it highway. will be' no' reserye. Sale at one D. Ml.uaro, Jas, Rich.ards-on.
rd Jas. To('1d;'John'F0t9ie-,'A-tah1 number of the o'clock sharp.. See bills. Wm. Maw, E. C. JONES, PICKERENG President.. .'socrelary
.,:a son, refreshment stand
auctioneer.
qPears and James Underhill. Reeves replied to the request of the:
the follow-
For First-Deputy Reeve 14
Uiiance and promised to take such
apniar 'ry' to prie'serves
White. ATTENTION
ing,were nominattd: E. L. Ch -on as wap nezessa
act:
G. L. Middleton johin A Allan th6' Sabbath from. .Wng comthercial- A
For Second Deputy Ree�e: I T"Loo- ized. , ' . .. . . -5, Agency .0 R N 0 E. S
B. Moore, E. L. Chapnian,.R. C. " As reports were sent to the Lord's I have takerr over thL sizes
john A. t: ..- _. e Californi�L Navals fur.Xmas
Fin
sor, C. C. Richard,-,,(.,,:.,and 1;ay Alliance concerning work being for
White. done on the highways on the Sabbath, Renfrew Creaw Separ-Rtors, Scales
Muore,
A"n B. the Alliance took_up the specific cases Stoves. Fleury's FRruotis
_Qy Councillur:
F
Barrett, A. G. Clark, C. C.
Murray -h the Mi of Highways, who ds., rA'�Juuti, Fi'tberts* �tc b.
-art, .%vit nistet Plows. Points. ..FineQt Mixed, Almon
Richardjon, Johr� B. SteA. Will. ordered investigation,-'An';d in -eAch Scufflers find.W heel barrows,
Reesor, If. E. Turiw�:, Ja�,. L. Palmer,
ins
tance reported tothe AWance that
-Nftr-ren Willson, W. M. Palmer, Ger the work done,wa:4--without the knowl- Phoce'5115 Pick. e.
-J, A. White, -somethinx.to suit every on
-11 � Minister of Hl,�hways A large it,
.-ald Cowan, I. C. 1jeesor, ji, J. H e'(Ig(, of the. 6rtment
% Dr. N. E.-McEwan, Hugh Pug' Department. The work- was sioppea.
Michell', F. S. Prouseund Amos Brig The co-operation of every Sabbath AGENT (48) BROUGHAM S X IT
7 T.all. loVer in every community is essenti
M
rece�ving no 7F.inest Table Raitd
When the time foi, to the�preservation of.the Lord's D 11 . . .
inatiolm had, expired, tb( d�s 8, MALAGA GRAPES
i4ather'nf To Insure this co-op-Mtion, ttR- Lor ay F RE E
resolve(l iteelf into a p-ublic meeting, FINE TABLE FIO
-with D. R. Beaton presiding. He ca,11- CELERY, LKTTUCH, GRAPEFRUIT Ete.
upon the. respective candidates to 1\0T_ TIT a 1 0 DeLonstration of the
nldress the meetinx.
ietiriny- Reeve,
G. M. Fol'sYthi.VW . as he BLANCHE KRAMER McLagan Elar" '-A MERRY CHPUSTMAS
.4tated that L
had mucl, �ickaess in his fam �-th. 'Cone-ervatory (IourseTetdght' ID I C H
A-zj;!t +o speak at any len
-year' $34,000 wa4, 14 f1veiland'e. - S
I elid not ily he Teacher of,Piano -,0 N
)�in , CaPetj up�'
fp
r
IV)cnt on '.be roadts. There w-us I I on !�dtmdays. fur otir (of Will be giver, for Lliew!k
balaylel, or)-han,.1, The sub�itly from puplls. in v,)-tir own hwtie,
town
--bed a
th runt had now reac i f ).0 u I
e governe
thp bzlunce for
BRING IT HERE u,t ,, 'R%di-j thk Xn;ti-4 arA keep
-hucl to keep the
: ,cach year ' to be in 14 the 3-4,utig fi)lks at 1.(.mt�
lav's dowr. -He �_,a.-limull --,-,w I, the tiLue to g�t A nPw 8-t at night..
Lf War.6t:.s, an,l thaiik-d N, . .. . Pic.kering' Hardware Store
the por;V1 Htrnet-e. orget the old set tPv1(,d- '.
for gh-Lig him a 4L"Ilc(: i�n, ,tock sarjjp!l,, or t�e amlized at tbe ri( b,
-the-electri
Vrees and Jetfrey'h iii n s
be Ward,�n by elect:flg llim Reeve r e S. The full t;,"t- of tbene instrurnent4,
jio- hart bef a.present at all'the CountY forcuer tuay be ordi-.red throUg h CtLtA- made in 5 attractive qtyle,-, N%ith
jnweting.�. Mr. -Forsy-th then Went logue at prices quoted. or without battery.
Catalogue free.
into r,)unty- matters ,Lnd Zave an ex .3 Esiy Torms' iends
baut�v,.. ttcCo6nt of the county fin- I a6o carry colla-re. collax pads. sweat Phone 590 We wish all our eustomerE4 and tr
arlceA, Th-7- Xtherley brilt ge cormstrut- pads. harness -oil by bul-k. hai�uess
it'6n and paym,.-nt frrm the same was dressiag, also silver polish - happy and prosperous
IMPERIAL GARAGE a
d bee-h und other partq.
41 4e-*plairxd t
. :7 ear.
t length, He h#
-]Repairs promptly done. New
w.;rbt year�., in. Council� If the s.lec � .(Ltte Universal Garage,
io (lesired he woLI,l be a carri'-. L W. PILIKEY. - CLAREMONT PIUKERING' ONTARIO
6e fol, an6ther year.
1-tee e- 'be
4.date for dicton. Ist. Dcputy, thank teful for the V " * I ral
G. L, Mid We also feel gra d
him " the
w,, the (-feetor+for electing THE HOME TELEPHONE CO., Ltd.
4(`ouncil�in the past. Vne Council had al patronage given uti in 1928
_:�-��np-the-best-"4 -kTw-v_duri-)�th-j vear- er .
Z
and bad cnd(-1 up '-Vitll a balance o and shall try to merit.a con-
'000 The- estimate of expenifiture NOTICE TO OUR SU55CRIBERS
gu,b
'IN roads was $27,000, ansi the actual Following the pra(tive which i-, becotijiuw Rener%] among the -tinuane.e of the same.
".2- ;m.1!3e e %tich a!i klydr
Thj� v,,pe.nditure wa� e\. lK utiliti ') EF(�Vtrlc, Ple Ly-L-4 Uomp%nie,4 t%uu tut, 1-0
Irman pbone Companiem. the dir&torm (,f the EL,me Telephone Company
cletaii.. :He ,va,; cha 0 &de.
plaint,(1- i�i odation %nd omveni*nce of its stibscrib 'We have it, can get it, OP it is Q t in
have decided, fnr the)icconitu Our Motto
.-.of Cor-mitt- on Acticulture in the
went into de- er�d, to adopt the sy-,tttin of having all mccount-t paid into the local
nczl, a
Canadian Ba ce at.Mdrkhaw nionville,
Isr" oa th -Prk)perA�' Pickef ing er
i i committee bt an(hes (if the nk q-f Cornmer U
t40 V tite work of th G
L Coility Bl()()klin, Cimt nont and t"Ohilge.
J. S. BALSDONt
-ha,.i boer teii vear.,� I Contrnry,to the pra-eti-ve of uiany ut -a. the Home Telephone
He
in the Cj)unc:I ,q(I f(4t -.jjitt he should Company will bear the,expeoie of makingthe collection in thiq way
i4�. tliey,t3elieve-i it would be a areat_con-
�ib,� elfctPil reeve, arA.! a.,ked f().r tht They decided to do this beeat
-r 4' support. veuience.to the gnbscribers nind hope it %ill be so found.
!ector -rib6e :- .--X M A S F .7 S
E. I_ (,,hapmao-, 2nd T)ePutY:-Reeve, Things, for you to remeriiber as a 4ubst ranch of the BAnk
ft -i see so nu."� presont. fie That you are to pay'yollir account, at the Local B
v6a�, 4ud-t t with yon. Your
wa!� chnifnian of the committee on
of Cummeree and do not fail to take your statpmen -they
C-ontingencioz;. The -vork in Coancil paymeuts will not be received at the Telephone Oft)e,, or by any of its Shopping dalyl are litnited-Do not hesitatp. Inspect our K84W
liod boea carried on very agree,%bly, emplUyeeq. will not disappoint You. Everything for Dadand the
h- ad been carrievi mother and
.7 and t ought, that it. h That if the statement as rendered to yau b* -the Company i!g dii- boys and a varied selection fur
on rt in etlici(�nt manner.. The-scar- lt�ited by you for any ren8on take thi-a matter up direct with your the other members of the family.
ifier, recertt4 purchased, wa.; a splen central office itumediately txpk)t) reeLipt of the account. The bank will Specials in many'lines.
;di4 purcha.4,_ ' fie had been four yeaX
not n3Rke any adjnstments._
r. iddleiim
in -,he Council. If M That the quRrterly rentals are due the firet of the mouth. The 15 'FOR. HER FOR HIM
.1stoovi for Reeve he, would be a. can.- zour convenience, . . -1 1 . ....:.._ _ . I — Sweaters
;d;ol9te for Ist Wputy d�1% a lie made payabI4 at par at your local brau�h, or ]land Embroidered
IL C, Ree%or, 4-, clhaicman of com- jGowns. Table covers Fancy Dress,Shirts
n Bonus�s f6r Wire Fences exot, i ' Neck wear House Slippers
:7 -rnittee 0 1 . Yotir co-'operatiob in connection with this system 16 ret4peetfully pillow Siibg Aprons
and aIsQ that of Charities, he'explt-�n- Towle Ptowoers Hockey Boots
ares-in recluested. New Balloon Tires
gd.'the various expendit 'A. HOOVER, Man&g#r Underwear
Glov
eresti uf th�:
4,�' depArtmenfS., 1juring 06.year Ife had Hopiery-silk-IN001 es and
done his .best.in the Int ool Fmicy Patterns -Handkerchiefs
R%yon W
'Township. a
r w s nov
M oore-,Couiicill* k
Allafi B s read'frl.�M
resent, but a letter Wa
im thanking,the cleCtOrS fo
r. He wai,
r elect- W 0- '-U I d YOU— * 0 C I- L BRADLEY
Ig bir� for the 12ARt i;ea
7c- cr To m, Dick .5 r IiFirry to = :EMT
er members move�.! 1�e wculd you. -were ill. a,11ow. auy
-if the oth
staxwl.for 2nrf Deputy Heelv U. NO, you
wh:le, Nuhn noceived n nui,i- prescribe and perhaps-operate ori. yo
John A.
0, ll matten, at some not YP.0 W EMaire a
ldiscusse( lri!ng�tlollq,I 'A.Ei's -CENTR
of n ould ouM n%tur 4ch * *
I wunicip, hear4l. He AL "GARA"
A.F_
jelfgthl., advlAoa M,011(tnl-:� '11,L(-'�I.atten- whom you knew h%d the necessary experienclB.
tion with efficiency. He C,
11 Qf.tile All-
tion to-the bad c,)n(litio
tona Road north of the �zh concession. The same reasoning applies, tii your car. *More damage Telephoh,6 4900.
-ow eient v%OAnian
ti4e yleopl,� thought -the retirinRl jean be done by an in( P
-ell -%Nhy not iu.t.&rr
"Coupcil hA I dor.,�, than all the r0u,,b"iv4kjze yot
them. care tt) .wive it.
2, callell. fie
C. C,. Richardl,,;on wa
cinjii(late-for any office. blr.'Harry'Nesbitt's (iff ChArge of repair shop)experieti6e,
-ith interest
_% to the wbich.includ9s 7
IRe had listened es,Oils and
retiring members. He thougbt they Auto Repairs, Accessori
'5 years-Wolsley Motor Car Co., togla�d
...-Aiad acted in a very efficient manner.
lie spoke.onblehallj qf Allan B. Moortil G asol ine' s Acety lene Welding),'
oil. 2 years-General Motor@,.Os11aWA
..S 111�mber of last year's� Colin
3ames Todd thanked his mover and I year-Bond Bros., Oshav�a
te. He
but was not a candids . . :',:' `- -Battery Charging
seconder the past Council had done May save yon nt�njy dolla�s, as' when you bring your
thou
_ght wns ip. troubles here, you kno-.v
eg
"Iliefr* beqt for-the To hi that a fully experi epairs, m all mak
Talled, said he� ade '011
John Forgi46, Ming enced mechanic will do your wdrk.
Thought the.re
-not a candidate.
�was cars.
-neil IlO done efficient work. Try us with your next repair job..
-M*inees were , ca!leu
er I
T6W Car Seevicla' Battedea, Tires Etc.
t candidittes.-
!,Iapon but Nere no
All the others having retired, all
:Phone 5903
last 'year's Couhcil
Ilie members of
Nere te-elected by acclapiation.
-TTERS TO TH
�LE
E- t0l'fOR.. . Imperial G age ' - .'�OHARLES: C. ER
ar B "O-DEN
Pear Editor.
The q1jery in your last week's issue (LNTE UNIVER.SAL MOTORS)
ir, reference to the violation of bhe )Proprietor, Tickering
.1,6rd's Dpv Act, attracted my atten- nv� I 1*_T 0-
7,
RK i M.72U ME,,15.
71 V
.. . .........
7W
e
.4
LAGIF401fT. DEATH OF"ORGE COPPER Um A.,_Vomth vN48 4;X duty Rupert AtlowAy, �Pf Ophaw% In 6,
,da
for"vocal days suffering from a spending a ya with X, a. s, usku all �on 1100
In Tbore pasfto�' a1w in North-C -uf 'the *Ing"w4o.re eloo-
X, W. Rvans, of W41tby, W'00 bad col(L &ad Mrs. FM&I*W AX41he
loont on Rely Ykaes moming at the � Lorne au4 Mrs. Reld are both George afmd Kro' . Bootle],% of ted Pollee true by acclamation;
ell, of ToroaW visit- home of his son-in-law, G.- M. For- cimllued totheir boda with an at- Trenton, are visiting the lart #MV L.W,PUkey. W as.
mrs. Ward Jowabc[W
ed with Dr, and Mrs. Tomlinson syth, Wurden of OntArio County'* one tack of 6
mother, Kra. Lyun. A
munity's eldea4 ,4Ad mo4t
last Week. Vf the com
%ev. Me. Ben ior. of ,Torontol 'Idghly respected residents in tbo per.
George Cooper. Mr. Coopet BONDS-Goyernmeat. XuoIoljW s"
ached to tke Baptist Church on son of Mr.
was the 'son of Charles Cooper, who W .
ist Plug In and Tune I X.Pr age Bonds. Also.IndustAds.
''.1"Unday- ` __ - , . t
Yqrkshlre, En �f,
Mrs. j. Readman has been con- came from [land in the Sale nreetments at from 5 to 7 per
bells, efit.
year 1880, a�id bo ITan, of U.
ilined to her bed with a severe at
I . I E. Loyali-3t stock, settilng firq in ELECTRIC
Itack of flu. to what IWSVRA�N E-All classes written in-
Whitevale and IsAK moving eluding Fire, Automobile, Wind-
Leslie and.Mrs,Feasby,of Sand
is'known as the Cooper homestead, IVt1
d,spent Friday with-frlends in storm. Accident iknd Sickness.
for 25 in the. 9th concession of Pickering
Claremont.
Tp. Htre the late Geo. Cooper was Phone or wr4te
Mrs.Archie Anders6nsn&daugh -ATWAT-ER . KENT RADIO
born In :1846, a member of a large
er are Wendiag a weLok witli To- family of'whom only one '8urvIvts, Aluioat FCny radio dati bohst.of ONE utitat�ding feature, but in the 43tf --,ED. BOWMAN,-Whitby-
r to friends. -r.
iz., Williaw, of Richmond Mill. M new Atw-ater Kent all electric thodels you will find the perfect com-
The Gibb000.family heI4 a re- Cooper w",married sixty years ago -bivation of ALL the features demanded (if it good radio. Order now S:Ejjm T
v to 1-�whl,rihe Michell of Picker' 11. d' rn nstraiion"
..jnjon an New Years Day at which ing p.
W were present. who prcleceased him six years -Ago. for Cliristma.a delivery. Drop in or ph-une for home e o Winter will be berevery soon sad
if you hjive any notion of
There %�:ill, be 86 li�Ptis"PRI.sel To thi, uolon.were born nine chil(i;. in a
vice in the Ba ptis f Church 'on 8 ou. two. civin Co ct Model....'..$199.25 -chasing a new
X in early childhood. F ,e
sy evening next. daughLt..4 and two son,- survive, viz., TERMS IF DESIRED l.igb, leave
_d
your order now
IS, F. and Mrs. RobinQ,- of- Wbit. Mrs. lsub,�'Ila Rawson, of Torontv; so that it
-Electric Couipact Model,,in a beautiful two tone case.
by, c& ed u Vn4rhill, of
n o' Claremont friends Mr�,. Auroni; A Six tube All will be ready when the
-te;W; 'Mrs, G. This is a powerful set and has'a roarvellods,toli,�"qllality. Go M pl,ete first snow appears.
one day last week. Frank un the old homes
Jock and Mrs. -Yra4er, of Lon- M. Forsythr Mrs. Walter Ward anA with tubesq tind-apeaker and installed to your aerial aud ground.
�...dou,.*pent Christibas V.Vith X. J. Mrs. Blanche Cook, of Claremont, ana L*0 RNE RE ID
hnd Mrs. Wilker. Herbert, of,Peace River, Alta. He is The six tube battery
John How has returaed to Win. survive'd by 24 grandchildren�aad, 11 OLAREMONT
.nipeg af ter ovending a week with* great' gra�ndchildren,' Mr, Cooper
was ofa quiet aOd retiring disposi- -operated Set is 'also
1hi a hero. tion, a great lover of hoine-aiid' ans
a
D. T=d ,Mrs. Pugh, of Lake-
field, spent flew Years wiih rela- ardent su�porter of everything that
was for the publio good., Conscien- unequalled for
-a. Stephenson, of tious atid upright in business, with a
Sam &ad Mi an
d kindness of' heai
Oshawa, spent the huliday with rugk�d honesty uality of ton
at claimed the respect of all who q
the latte7r's tnother. ,i�
knew hinL EaXly in life he united
__T'h_6M_ Sk_Zcott_�_�oTtjrofito,.
Mrs. a- with the 'prifnitive Methodist church
appearance
spent.a feiv days last week' with on
in Claremont, and, when the Uni,
an bo y
W. G.and Mrs.Scott took place with-the Wesley
There will be skating on the Cal- . .......
he entered b�artily into it arxl
edoniarinkon Saturday evening
an active worker and faithfully
-Af the iee be.in condition. , filled the office of presiding steward
Magnus Morgan spent a a Vity
Couple for fifteen years, And until the locLu electi
...,of days la9t week with D. A. and union of that body with the.Presby Ask for a free detuonstratiou.
Mrs. Pu�gh. of Lnkefield. teriart G�urch eight years ago, iTi
Bort and Mrs. Llck6rish spent which church he held the honorva We also.bave a ntimber of used battery sets taken lia On. WHEN you have
New Years with the latter's par. of cider.until his death. The. batteryleag models. placed &a order
place
ents on the 4th line of Uxbridge. loc., school board also claimed meny with us far a memorial
Hiss Myrtle ThoWson, of 'To yeairs of*6ithlul �service, hAving ser�-- Phone 103 for demonstratiou. you have looked far In.
.'-roato, @peat th-q holiday with her ed on tbe'school board for a number to the future for our
t memorial work @wade
parents. W. and Mrs. Thouipson. of years,.'taking an active part in the Charles -Cooper, ------.:1Claremon
th� 6 d school and also of up under stre" of time
Mrs, A. J.Chandler, of Toronto, building of 01 and -weather. Itiatru-
`Np"oi over the Cbristmas holidays the pri?��ent United Church. His life ly a lasting tribute.
with her parents,J. H. and, Mrs. and example have been % benediction
...... re he spent his
i% Beal. to th_gwrmunity whe No GreaterTribute"
Rev. H. R, Stephens is able to whole life. The funeral took place SPECIAL PRICES
lie around Again after tijing con. from the residence of his son-in-law, IN, W. STAFFORD,
fined to his bed for a week with G. M. Fox��yth, on Thursda:y to Uruoi.
Xingston Road,
the flu, Cemetery and the remains were laid ESS Whitby
st by the, side-of Ws long com- FOR TEAM HARN
to re
Tbom-is and Mrs, Paterson spent. Phone Whitby
"New years with their daughter panion and helper. He will be missed
A
Brook'. by a Ade circle of relatives and
,Mrs.Clarence Peagelly, of friends who will hold him In evee Brass-mounted Team Backbaud Harness,
Ito. grateful remembrance. 2 inch layer trace with heel chains.. $42.00 C
Dr. and Mro. Collard, of Toron.
With 5 ring breecliiag. instead of back.'
Ito. spout a day last week with band, $49.00
Rev. A. and Mrs. McLellan and
family. Black-mounted Team Barkband Harness, $38,50
George &ad Mrs. Beverley visit- We wish. our mainy Maple Leaf Mutual 114—ne
$44.25
Qd the latter'g parents, A. D. and 51 i.ug_Breecbing
Mro. Pot,4rs. of"P'ort-Per d-u-Ne In=uce Co.
This is not a faetory harness, but custaw mi%de to our
own shop at Ma Cheap rates for farm and ooustry
Mr.8wvenaon, principal of our C u st o me r S rk bit m. buildings.
ding
p9blic acb-on]. has been open We 4pecializi on repairs to hiarnegi&hcLe61lsLr%%.%' --lKladsUfm 'no -ance
018 UnrisEws.4 vacation at b a tMme wind-milI8.9tlos etc.
Automobile Insurance
.7.1n, St. Thomas..
H,and Mrs. Johnson and Mige Friends of all kinds.
7
A
Ima Court% of Toronto, at Fe T _ _0 - D D S --IFARMS F013 SA
'New Years with the latt-er's ath
.''er. W. A. Courm Harness and Collar Mann.facturer Write or phone
�forioner's mother and Ed, Gregg ED. BOWMA N
B. A. and Mot. Perr and the
A Happy a h d I<1-3:_A
�M. OINTrr. .,.Home Phore 3400
.. .1speotthe holiday with Magnus 20 WHITBY, ONT.
ad Mrs. Morgtio.
H. Pound haq returned home
all
gaged installing a boiler in D. A. sperous -7 Farmprs, Atienti
from Iakefleld where he was on-
Pro'
:Puxh'i4 erearnery. 1 have secured theeseacy for the Pro"
Mrs (Dr.) Ralph Brodie and kverybody tLivru in your Prer�ium Cards by December 24th. as the & Wood and Cookslints Farm Imple-
ments. find will keep coostantly om.
daughtem Lois and Mildred. of y person turuing In the largest number-by that date hand repairs Im those popular
.'Toronto. have been holidaying gets the Electric Lamp.
implo=ents.
With Claremont frien4a. '
David and Mrs. Scott-j---of ew eaf - -Also, Loudon's barn anZetable
fittings.
Inaw. Micb., have been spending I will also take ceatmcts for painting
their Christmai holidays with the barus and houms by a new
-XMA S IS -A LMOST HERE
_nts, W. G, _A M,S. 01T.11:)ZjC:)W_ process, by spraying.
L�Iruxvr'.5 Pat
Scott. Weh&veafre,,.h supply ol.Uroceiie. anti Friiits for yottr Cakes aBd Estimates ckeerfully given.
Donald R'iwlqoic�, of -Toronto --:CLAREMONT Puddings. Also, Candies,.Oranges and X m P.8 N n tF,. Phone 18'40.
University, has been spending his 27-62
-Christmas holidays at the hom-e- S St Price@ Reasonable Qaality Goods
W' prochice R. J- Mann, Clvemont
Of his motber. Mrs. Reuben Ra Hiizhe:it pr.iceq- piid fui
ore
'Phone your order. We deliver.
and -Goo yina, Green' River
Misses Mildred r Markham 8401
-oporRyth, teachers In the Oshawa Claremont Phone
public schools,are spending their
Bas-ket Factoryl
vAcation at the home of their par- Gen�ral M&nufajbt6rers-of
.7 iver
WmM. Duncan, Ater.c 'Gireen R
ents here.
Ail kinds of Fruit Baskets,
At,the annahl school meiWnir
'beld on Wednesday last 19. Ward Barry" Crates,
was elected truste(s. The Board is A Happy and shel Basketei
Farmen"Bu
Innw composed of Evans Wa.rJ, J;
Underhill and Fred Ward Clothes Basketii.
Mr. pnd Mrs. Comba and the
The' Most
ormer's brother, of Toronto; and F
Robert and Mrs.Sadler, of Balsam, rosperous eon&% rank Pennock
spent,New Years with David and Proprietor
Phone Markham 1604
Uquid
Mrs. Tavlor.
Froini and Mrs.Michell, of North.
Markhaw, E-pentSunday wi.tblis, New' Yeat .-Inirestineht
. eisters, Mrs. Lyr�ian Pilkey and BEATTY
-Mro.9,i Gibson. ' WhilehereMr.
STANDS FOR THE BEST
Savings Bank Account is primarily an invest-
Micbell visitpd his nnele, George
But it is the only inivestment yielding
Cooper, who was seriously ill and
a fair rate of interest, that is available for your
who passed away twb days' after-
6 moment's notice. Brn�-rgpncies can be im-
wards. use at r
is our wish
on Thursday, Such inediately met by the bank account th'st has been
Married, Decem-
4or 27tb. at the Burton Avenue congietantly developed. Your investment, &.9such.
U-nited Church parsonage,,Barrie, - yields returns in interest. . Your invest
jor our. many -yields constant satisfac
--by the' R�v. G. E. Coulter, Velma mentas a bank a6couint
Martha, only dangbter of Mr. and fa�tion and peace of mind In -the fact that it is
d _f6ir—o t h_P i osea witth6tit the trouble
Mrs. Wm. St. John, of Stouff ville, -ftlway!i rest
to Robert James Rawson, son of- Ous,�tom 13- _,of converting into ca Ii.
.-Mrs. R. Raws'on,-of Claremont. OL
Qnite a number of our residents
ri
-attended the township nomins,
on and Y.jkids CfidNMjM- BANK Litte'r 'Carriers,' Hay Carriers
tion ineeting at Brongham
Monday afternoon when all the X Ptimps, Door Tracks, Cow
CE It will pay vou to get niv prices on
ol the old 'covincil were Bowls. Pressure Sy9tems
. OF COMMER
re-elected by acclamation. 'We Do -A.SC 0 T T above b4ore,buying elsewhere.
eongrattilateonr towhamAn, G.'M.
THE STANDA.IZD BANK OF CANADA
.'...;Poray th, on the honor conferred Phone 1401, FRANK 1. PROUSE
Oil 'him by re-e!ecting' him to the
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r "I ran my hand.` over every inch
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�+ �•_„�,� granite and quartz stringer^ Chas are ;s
as sharp as the day they were blown
out of the solid rock..,
^No He paused to let this information!
cort.e,s„v.t.aa w % •(► �t1lVKa•ISR'pees« «et+� sink home.
” -. .
BEGIN FERE TOLIAY s "But they didn't stop them! The;
With growing anger he strutted sandbar that stretched across the
Mercedes, Esteban arta litre blind)about the deserted town, trying to mouth .of Webster Creek is
iBaBIRO are children of Joyce *arras_ learn what had happened at the fence. wuter .came, u to gorse. The
h caQa, leader of the Basque P= my neck. Now," -—- a
�'a ase Valle gent, is I His imPstinc�e was akin to that with ht- cried, "vou know the truth!" -
Dick Acklin, big which Juan and Romero Ugarde, and' "Dios ratio, no!" Cesar
rf boas of the Double A rahch plots with yelled. ."I
44PAX.
TEA-
lucl Bodine, new ownc' sof the old young Sah•ator Rodriguez and their fight! What good is water if we wait
Webster placeto ttob t' B� ues of fellow-conspirators waited at the three month. to get it? in two weeks ��{ � dW garde=
r their water suppply. Blaze Kildare aheep corral. north of the Ugarde our crops will be dead'! Where will
1 new arrival in th- valley, meets an oIa ranch for the belated. Esteban. we be next winter then?"
P friend, Joe Kent;and tells hitt; that E��'s regard for himself had "It isn't only that we,are robbed inches of water, but if we agree to
he ls.following'he than who murdered altered lar l +• any such compromise, there won't be Amanullah
his young brother. ge Y,in the' fire mile. he of our water, Romero s father addwl, an inch of water left to flow into the
i had come from the, Chimney. With "but it is wasted before our eyes. We Seeks to. Educate
XOW GO ON WITH THE STORY the cheers of his followers ringing in all know about-the sink that swallow. ashoe, Acklin and you would have
` From where he wafted a short his ears, he was not fnclyt:ed to tell Every drat that rt:aches it; and west it all, and we would be helping you to .'�� �e
three hundred theta b� what fortunate circumatance4of town Webster Cr ek was running it_ We have all filed and been grant- p
s yards brou'at him to he was here „ ea water rights on either Rebel Creek
the road that iPPcd down Into the . safe and .Hund. There-, fu's to its 1,anis t«lay. •
valley octose the Double A line. I tore his colorful recital held no mels- "Well, aril't it Rota right to run or the Little Washoe. What about Believes Reduction O leiter-
He reached the willows in the creek- tion of Kildare, Wb�n lie had ftnNh- tI Yre?" The 'question came over the that acy First Step in Mod-
4 bottom none too soon.
Hardly had hej ed' his position as their lcaai•r wa head. of.the crowd like the snap of (Tu be continued.)
•thrown his horse when Cash and bis secure' - %. ernization
men thundered by., Morrow, was de_ With o jingle of spur-chains, they .` one man they turned aitd saw Seoarlatiat Trio CAUSES OF REVOLT
} Eermiaed only upon getting to the headed for the Rancho. Esteban atop- Bodine,in,the doorway, standing head Toronto Mail and Empire (Cons.)
acete of action as quickly as ped for a consultation. He,despatch- and shoulders above everyt�odv else W}.at further use for the hopes.) :
rial
"Hike back to the creek, h order ed Romero to reconnoiter the grolnl i in trhe room, a sardonic smile playin, Conference, can our Premier, the,Pre- Fanaticism and jealousy Basis
eat. "Watch out, This thin for him, tbaut his mouth.
v " west looks crooked to ares" 8 to the, Romero waited until the meeting( Afghanistan's mier of the Irish Free State, and the of Afgh ni tan's TrOtlC
got under Way 5efore. be stAe back :'Premier of South Africa have? They
In ten minutes. Blaze had retraced " CHAPTER XI. _ "never had much use for it until it was (Tho author of the following article
wap to within a hundred yards of I to his crowd. at+CK INTnVDE,S, made to serve their separatist ends in is a,Garachi merchant who has just
r the spot where Esteban wag So, _ Tuscarora finished his appeal far f returned from an extensive business
PP Beside himself with rage, Esteban 1926. They are now as they boast•
ware of each other,stalker and stalk- law and order and was about to sho:v drew his gun, and, leveling it at Bo- completely out of the jurisdiction of(trip through Afghanistan, where the
ed made their way downstream on them the foolhard{neap c:f resar!isg to;dine he cried in a voice that, shook the British Government. The Empire)tribesmen are revolting against the
t opposite bangs. —' --- with emotion: "Get out of here or I'll Is now a mere name, says sir. Hert- reforms instigated by King Amanul•
The rim of the golden-yellow moon s blow ynut head off!" zog. Having a lah- This article explains the reforms
• crept above the ran � g `aholi_hed the Empire, P
range $t Kildare's i alercede., attracted by the noise of why should these worthies pay any and the underlying cause of the revolt
back• silhouettir> him in its glowing her brother's-attack, had edges! closer attention to the proposal for another l which fa threatening. to overthrow
Ere. Catlike, he slid from his saddle. ;to the .corm-centre. With marvelous Imperial Conference. Of course the'Kabul, Afghan eapital), `
Below him a few yards, a rock out- f !!w:ftress she reached f,:r F steban's mass of the people u�r the British) Karachi, India.—An ambftiva3, ener`- '
cropping lay in shadow. Already the ;gun. Bodine looked at ,her with a gown are still heart aYsd soul far the getic King and his beautiful Queen
k` moot, was searching out the hillside ?enye of relief. He was glad that it!Empire, and want the Conference to are the,Ilgures against which the via
; j that fell t w-ay to the willows: Drop- had not been she who had attacked Cmeet and return to the work for which lit Afghanlat$n tribesmen revolt !a
ping the rein over xy Man's head, I i him. it was originally constituted, the directed.
Blaze wriggled on his stomach until The boy tried to fiKht heir off: but bringing of the Empire combine into Forking on the theory/ that the first
't he reached the rocky ledge; E,10-90 got u;•tv,ven them and trek the,closer co-operatiin. But the separatist Step in the modernization of raysteri-
Esteban got down on his hands-and i gun. politicians who are at the top in this ouR. lsolatt�d Afghanistan must be ac-
'kneea and studied the bank of rock Father and ::on z1ar-ed at each other, country, in the Irish Free State and complisherl through the reduction of
„ and. sand that filled the channel of + b+j.;the w(ight of a scare of scars of in South Africa have no:mission of 111teracy, King Amanullah has set out
` the creek, all unmindful of the grim 4tb::;i,sion w,as too much tar the at lay on the rocks above himboy, .En.nire. to solve this problem with charaetar•
figure
that f He tut ued and sunk away At the) ~` ,istic energy. In evory step of his pro-
He'slid into the water. It came to l d he called uac•k %cnotrolely: .,ram he hag had the capable assist-
his armpits. Breasting the current, "Acklin's dog! That', what you are!"' once of Queen Sourtga.
JW waded'to where the cloudburst had Jose appeared not ,0 n,rtiec his sin's Against the leadership of ,brise two
once closed the mouth of the Webster. ileparture, _.) intent), die! hewatchj. 114 pitted the fanaticism of 'native
No such barrier arose nota.- Unim- ,'odino. 1:icn Ji�rccdes had clipped; ` i priests, who have stirred Into revolt
•peded. the water.an•ept by him. The ++ut without attracting hi.;,attention.i the orthodox tribes or more remote
ithtft was plain and certain. For the first Lime that nigh' $e+ck! I sections of the country. The age-old
Wet and bedraggled, F4teban E stC"n, ryes locace(i 11:24 c'nerly,began to. Rr,.w uaea:cy,_The ditBrck! ' religious ,sash).,a and the jealousy of
lag he crou _—
r .: trawled out on the bank. But he.bad JHe-fl=ed. -.chcd._uSe at •h" o :c}c; of-Chi(fTFia,ryur was Ulla=ca;laltl 'i - Pl`testlY
itislassaePlayedi a largie
1 .Tse..
--[ot gone twenty yards leg a some_ i fIc knew s raa time fns cep(oohs 'lie Part isInsurrection.
thin tnoyed in front of him. It was tried to address them a!l, .)ut agr+inst Extends Education,
lldy• an, grazing tvheTe he had beers thb'tactfcs =2m of their young nrcn�h=is .will his gaze reverted try Uld Iron-i In launching his reforms originated
eft. The boy could no had em ,
` after his tour of Europe. King Aman-
,. sewn 'Pght him abreast of the[when the wild clatter of ra ,idl+• "fIe's on!y a hid,' he 9a.d. "Just uliah spent large amounts In eaten—
rocky ledge. I driven_ ' • , _
horses forced him td-stop. �•� k;d! This is no time for t,' _
+` sndt•r- .ion of the school systems which now-
- Esteban'. keen eyes located. his en- Esteban could not have hasped for•!torten rackic. I'm goinu to talk to _ ,r,,. includes 500 government schools 2000
emy as he crouched rifle at his ghoul-
a more dramatic entrance. He tramp- Hast); like a man trnuid. 1 bought out 1 ' I mullahs schools and three colleges. _
der, on the outcropping. Eye and ed authoritatively to the centre of the',,Id Hank Webster, sn �•�+�" More than 60,000 students attend
scud faith, 1
t?nger acted at the same moment in big room he knew so well. nevor sal. Acklin until I niet him in �\ these school»,
the young Basque. 1n wild panic he come from th., other eide*lof :he this very house. 13efore I !x,ught thAt( `., 4t `)any Young men are being sent`
emptied his gva, Double A wire!" the hos annourced. place I had the records searched. Thr. abroad for tsafning and girls gra train-
From the road across the creek In an instant the rte,,::;g waw In`State rays I :,m entitlo l-to fourteen• ONE.THING HE'D NEED ed as nurses and doctors,
came cries of men and the patter of an uproar. iac•hrs of w•iter out of We!::..eL. Creek. \urse l know 1 German, French and. Persian are
- rapidly driven horses. With savage Cries of "Tell ue what you sail•',"l 4nc � you wt.f be disap-
1 1 m outg to ;et i•t,' pointed air, but I wish to announc.t taught to the schools, and L•'nglish
Energy Esteban drove his spurs home. Cesar Ferri• a �re�at•hulk 0f a mangy "Fourteen inches?'* Iu:car"ra ues- it's courses are soon to tie tntr,)dueed.
His mount, the from down on the Fiver: r sl a new—
and You have to get as elf
gray Bodine had gni to 7ti: tiOn(•cl easxa :i,all ' "7;+u'+e taken tlrcly near The bey. rear khaki nnlfortat at
broken for him. leaped ahead in mile- feet, and, in a voice to match his it all."
Father: Lh•1ng•ro°tr. suite. ; kuo•.v eahool and the girls roar blac3 over-
devouring strides. Once he reached ••eight, shouted, for silence. Thr very, "Y(,U mean." llodine contradicted. it. You don't have to teal me. cells, cut on smart lines tlnd worn over
the road, he would be unbeatable. size of the man seem( ' to bare a cot -i that I'm ge
Blaze felt his arta. It fiurned t•: mending effect stin it"all. JL'eil, ! don't -„--_. European styli) clothing.
nerd it, Supptse we turn it tack int:, Expectations An(l dtsa Simultaneously, the adults of the
though'he,had been branded with an "Give the boy a chanes!" ! Pttointmeats
he r-rigid.j ttzc 12r +e 1, d° I Lri�i my aha:•,.":• are the luxuries of Idlers.--Qeorgo sank., and some other patt3 of the
Iron. He did•not recognize Esteban; "Tell us how you fort by- the fen:r " "If You did, Sonor, there would h.:• Bernard Shan. country are adopting I•:uropeari cloth•
but when he saw him head -&Or the Esteban told them; and the mur-,nc•ne, left for us;" Jose ans:cered. "I ---•C.- ling. This change waa,comtaaaded by
-road he guessed his interti:),•. The murs of approval that rreptP4 him a: know Web,tcr file,) for - fnUttton Use M;nard's Liniment for. Grippe. tho King, and the majority of the
- rAy-around-by-the Chimney, wag-the -- --- -- - ton was quick to acquiesce, ,
only means-'of escape. Kildare got although i
Into his saddle and lined straight for !fin 01d (7,-eto�. ,f 4, rjld School althougho priestly class objected,
the
It.
Blaze reached the Chimney in 4d-1 " Several Revolts Checked. _
VanceA oumher of revolts were nipped
He
n the Basque i a i+:,',! minute. early in the westernization campaign
a found the road, in fro..; of the by the execution of leaders.
.alt of rock. in darkness. Na ray of In a execution
the change It-a s. hailed
moonlight pen-trated there. Slipping ,
fr`m his saddle, he waited. with enthusiasm and plans Were made
The tattoo of the flints hoofs grew ti rfor oponlug aoveral smart shops on
louder 'and louder. Another instant, ' the lines' of Parisian establishments,
#{ .x .coon -tile capital, following
and the gray was u st The e
y yon him. The '
feace carne almost to' the road. The the example of the Queen and other
iboy on the' gray's back pulled him women of the royal family, discarded �..
up, and wheeled him to swing down the purdah, or veil, although.that was _
'Into the valley -90,.11 of the wire. not compulsory. .
' --`
jumped for the betide, and with thThe administrative departments of
is uninjured arr_t jabbed his six-gun "'. ® y the•sovernmere-organizedwere re-organized acid
Isis '+ ' t improved'inider,the King's direction.
- into Esteban's-ribs. t` � _
The gray shied, dragg:t,g Blaze into Nine departments of the government
the'-moonlight. Recognition was siin- were.created under the.dittiection o! t
ultaneous with'both.. Blaze brought ;: ` 'l. • it �,. ministers.
his gun down with a s'Iudder. The boy late "•
' '�'• New Government City.
would never know how near are had Das ulaman, which is sty repotted
x r
been to death. rill be renamed "Amanullah Town,"
Esteban saw the blood-covered arm.
1s a new.city near Kabul. It 3s near,
w�ri4
The pursuing horsemen 'pounded _ ; Ing completion and will be occupied
at their back, Esteban stiffened. ' w M t by thegoverntment departments. It is
"You fan it out of here!" Blaze 3 �¢ l M, modern in every way, with wide-roads
growled. "Fou thank the moon, notbe^
! " •c public
I utifui garden. and cine
.lne, .that you are alive to do it." buildings.
King Amanullah, is democratic and
CHAPTER X. w 'a•. i $ Simple in Itis tastes. He moves among
AN IMPORTANT hIF5,7ING. t 4 f aj y his peaple like an ordinary citizen and
•_• ;; �r =r }n is often accompanied 'on itnpmmptu `
One-eyed .Manuel, was lazily `?
po"sh- p y .
�.,r and art Anging his glasses into 9 r T :„.•, � ,c. 4 `t t •x.,'•.. ~ v ! trips b Queen Souriya .
r x Some of the Afghans are very well
Fns n:idafile pyramid when Rucl: Bo- s�
� .
educated. They havo a rich back•
...
lino hanged open the sw•inging.doors " '" -• k'' ground of Persian literature.
_... ..
&no strode menacingly up to the bar. el.
*:WhereIs all the Basque Bente to- tii'fsclom is better than wealth, but
rigl,#." Buck asked insolently, "Bah!" AN UNUSUAL PICTURE TAKEN FRO,;! THE WALL ..
most people prefer the interior ;rt-
St. Anu`:w'. Day pas ceiebratcad at ha on by the P,+at.ius nail game betw•ee'. the Collegers and the•Oppfdatts, fele.
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I . . THESE WERE CHRISTMAS DINNER$ ON THE HOOF IM ALBERTA . . . ,li�
.11�It". - '- . - will be made public- Meanwhile, an . � . -market. .,. .
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. .1 -- � .. Premier Brownlee, on arriving hers, i . - ember some special lftnsacllons� cov* " I I�.' 'I
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- . � .. A deterrent factor in all these west- number of mine sweepers, will receive newspapers Of Moscow in the form of clat transactions mentioned removed . 'N
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� . - .. .bargala than another. although the class are delivered, The eontrne years The danger of the Canadian "I-9 to the message, the government Call rates In New York atiffoulag to .F�_,'
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_. . Thorneycroft, Limited, of s.0 lessened by the passage of this bill. I are bombarding the insurgents ulio dition there was the severe reaction - . .1:
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1 . desiring "Witting firms submitted tendevi, cne have had the contract awarded to a r.nd for t o or three d*
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I a" Lh a source of the trim - ceived was awaIy-!n-vxm.q:-o"ny-ot-a�ince t '-!�c�e 14-th lacff:�bef�imtl:�o_ . %
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1.11, � ., �. concession of a conference to hear ass are t140 West type designed and official of the navy service regarding Kandahar and closer ints and t funds are in supply at about % of 1% �.'Ili
. are armed w4b four 4.7 inch guns and the awarding to the Thorneytroft firm use of . 14�'
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I . . - Of PutUng an embargo on the export two anti alreraft 9,dr -, tise two new eam TicTe-in laver of too government forces wrtd . ..
I . . - - - of any Canadian manufact two triple 21-inch torpedo tubes. The adjan destroyers. The 'tenderz -have rilthough the piessages states that t6e. 11-04 of a of h .--_: 4
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'r - � bpeed'of 3� knoti and carry a comple- . - C4----, iOus flow Of gold to this country. rates . I
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.. A--amulamince of the international will be embodied in the new fil,ti-o-i *_ _ .. _i.
.. - tions professing -British- friendshl vlated through Imports from England 7' ' �
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: . � . .. imonth or In February. Meanwhile whi(h have the effect of "swoatinX" .. -, I. C-ob=n ., - -- -f airs, warning against any attacks on but that anxWY is felt regarding the -1 _: -1 I'll
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- ' - ,'. the arbitrary assumption at Washing. the hull in botli suninier and uj.iter,l ,Nation iNew York): Nine hun-dred British missions or colisulates. gold stock.of Caanda is inferred from .......:,I�".;1 4-
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_. .ton of control of the air of'the Amerl- miners aroon the ged Kabul electric .1 11.
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. I I ... . right after New Year's ructed and employed in the AtInntic any b-ht the most casual notice. 'words --l"lilladelphla loquirer. - Alleg .. I.. ",
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buy Mre9 Williamson,in tow d od Mof ity f 'C�aa61 56rcb�vll"meet at the
c,ndon, home of b1r�. Choy. W. Pilkey, at
:Thos. YValelr had a busiDess on returning home from Bellevilytl 3 p m , ort Tuesday next. �•..
trip to the city on Saturday. called on Mre. George Leug cine Ed. J. and Urp. WhINh. anal .'�
."f8. 'Benue ie�ap ending dayf.lret week. family. at 'J'orosiior�'Bpent: ?slew =' - F,'_.-. -
A wouth with friends in Norwicb. -Richard Thorn,pooh, ot;,Tbed Years' I)ay,iu Pickering,.with the w t '
'. -Bert Le(lard has been con fl ed 'lard; and-Mr- u of 'Conrtlei4 the foruter'8 brothel,7,9ioinae, and
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his 6pd.for'overa week through called Mrs. Len •and'.Charles S. fsmilIllness. Falmer on Moody -
yy -.�;�. Murkfil•and fiimily. of.
-Mise (irate Potter, of Torouto, -•Tbe.Ladies',Aid, of St. ,And- Sheddea. arrived here on New
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Ift spent the week end with Miss cew'schureh:Riil meet at the'home Years'Day to.make tbeir .home In , -
�le>rle Hall. of Mrs.Arthur-oyes next Vit!.ed• Pickering: The former will assist
-•W. D. Rogers and son. Clar• oeaday, ,Tan. 9th, at the usual ln-the NEws'office.
once, of Toronto, were in the vil. hour. . -H. J:and Mrs. Margate, son, ; _ -T -• -�:
;'rage on Sunday. -Rev. J. S. as&Mrs,1 Ferguson Joe, and daughters; Agnes and -
-Mrs. Savage is seriously ill at and family attended a family r - Phyllis, of Stroud, motored down
r''.. present, suffering bom the pre- union at the hd1me of the for mer's and spent New Years Day with '_ t
walliog epidemic. father.in Temperaueeville on New Pickering relatives and.friends.
-Born, on Friday, Dec. 28tb,,to Year's Day. -Dr. H.T. Fallaise.R•esiden D
—ID.3--sats}-.Mrs: Caliaghwa;of--Te- --On-Stttidag at'-Bt.- H�ocirne' int: ice In re once, two doors
fronto. a daughter. chureh services will be as f611ows: east of St. Andrew's Church, Picker-
-W. H. and Mrs. Moore and Sunday School at 9.30, New Years' ,jng.- Office hours: 9 am. to 6 p.m.
Peon, Allan B., left last week on a ssrvices_atft�o a. m. and 7 p. m. daily, and evenings by appointment:
business trip to Mexico. Mr. Channen will preseh at both ' -The choir of St..Andr�w'sUni. For 'your ,Happiness an4 sus-
-Misses Hattie and Nellie Law services. ted Church have secured the or-
Are touring in the United States -Wm. Crummer elpent Monday. cbe-Ara of Simpson Ave. United. . "'' r ••, :
with their cousin. Ed. Law, of To- in the city. He returned to Ot Chul=ch, Toronto, with assistlnR cess, we extend heartiest OOCI
rconto. tawa on Wednesday to resume his artists, to Rive a concert in the
-W. B. and Mrs. Powell were duties as . teacher in the public church on the evening of Tusrdr+,p
both confined to their beds for schools after spending his Christ. Jan. 22nd, Watch out for further
a several days last week on account mas vacation} at the home of hie particulars. wishes for The New Year, and
' x of illnces. father, Oliver Crummer.
-Rev. R. H. and Mrs. Rickard -A law that is apparently a MOUNT PLEASANT SCHUnI. •
spent 'New Year's Day in Belle- dead letter on our statute books REPORT ,�. for your liberal patronage and
ville with the latter's parents, H is that dealing with raffies. They
J. and Mrs. Clark. may be held for religious or char- Names in order of merit.
-Mrs. A. Burrell and son, Russ- itable purposes under certain con. Jr. TV.-Doris Dolphin, hon.; Marie nod will, the routes(
asset
ell, held a family re anion on ditioos, but in all other cases tin Ham, bon. ;Marjorie Percy,hon.•Rob- 'wf
Qht'iaLmae Day, when s large num- person or persona bolding e► raffia ort Miller. Sr. III,-EveIo Drown,
r ber were present. and all those taking part are liable hon.; Ross Madill, Morris GostICk. Sr. • •
-Mrs. John 1Joyle returned to a heavy fide. Notwithstanding I•I.-Fred Hodgson, Muriel Gostick. ! in any business, desire to ex`'
home last week, after spending the fact that it is-contrary to law, Jr, II.-Dora Matthews, Myrtle Gos- i P
some time in the city with her many rallies are being openly held, tick, Kathleen Gostick. Sr. Pr.
danehter, Mrs. Jeffs. and even advertised fficers of Velma Middleton Fred Tam lin. Jr. -
p Rowena our sincere thanks and
f - the law have been lnatr:'^.ted to Pr,-Russell Brown, ,
John Doyle,we regret to state, Dorothy Burton. Class A-Alex. Me-
;is again confined to his bed with strictly enforce the law, bat they Leod Teacher, H. Beare .
: blocid.poisoniog in one of his feet. continue to be held as usual. appreciation.
We hope that he may soon re- -Walter Peak„ of Hartney, ('LAREMONT CONTINUATION
e •cover. Man., and brother, Nelson, of al. SCHOOL
-Howard Davis, who recently Berta, who came came down to - —
returners from the west, has been attend the funeral of their father, For Fall Term.
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in charge of his uncle's barber- the late W. H. Peak, of Toronto, Examintitions have been held in all „ •
rehop for the p%st week, owing to have been visiting Pickering rels- the .Aubjects of the various courses.
the tatter's illneea from fiu. tives and have called ')n n number Over 75 per cent., I., 66 to 74 per
The parents and friends of the of friends. It is twenty seven ce I1., 60 to tis per cent., 111., 50, -
( children of St. Paul's Sunday years since they left Pickering to t0 5 Per cent. C. Names in order
School are invited to A concert to seek their fortnoes in th i west, of merit. -
'Form I II.--Mary White, I; Dories
be given in the Slioday School and this is their first visit to the Johnston 1; 'Alma Ward I; Margaret
]Hall on Th lrsday evening, Jan. scenes of their boyhood. They
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_Ard, at$'clock. see many chaugeq its the village Spen:ely, I; Mildred Pugh, II;Stella 9
' -Rev. W. R. Sproule. of Wind- and many of the faces. that were don Borland, IT; Marie Fi s, II;
Z McCullough II; Grace Iroyst, 11; D.
oor, accompanied by his )pother, familiar to them are seen no more. Bacon, III;•Edgerton Pegg, 111; Eric _
visited a number of Pickering -At a meeting of the ratepay• Rj%sell, C; Sadie 'Ward, C; Dorothy --
lfriends last week. Mr. Sproule ere of the village, which waq held .Spencer, Annie Bernstein, Lillian
lbae a host of friends in Puckering, on Monday evening in the Town Dawson, Absent for some exams.:
who are always glad to see hiss. Hall for the purpose
-According to the records atfinancial
P pose of receiving Hugh Pugh, Duncan Spang, Ham `
r the fioa d t q minas c of the Spang. M a - .
:atbe Toronto Metersotogieal Obaer• village and to nominate candidates Form IL--Coxa Parrott' I; Mildred
_ vatony the past month was the for the position of police trustee. Pegg, I; George Brown, I1; Muriel CHAPMAN
' imildestDo&mbisr-on record.-and the re-tirinSelman, II Islay.
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the months of October and No. g-traeteee gave lr-Rood Dun:,-h1i-Edi.. _-
ivetnbeu were also among the mild- account of their stewardship dur• Green, -II; John White, 11I; John
,i g Ing their term;of office. Their h. Spencely, II1; John Knox, C; Kenneth sl - -.
t ^. seta nancial statement showed a ball Wa_JLau1Mreonbau`d_n4 AMP 9, -Netbi__ cette.` Joseph Bard, G; Walter
= iced Church on Sunday. January tions for the position'of police Form 1-Velma ugitt, , ltsome
eth. will be as follows : 10.30 a. m. Russell I• Enid Cook. 1• Haael Bacon,
trustee were thea received when � 1 '
--Communion Service; 11.45 a. ni. 1; Walter Reynolds. II; Annie Bals- She�s �u8 {a�out here 90
the follow log persons Fusers noroi e
• '•.'-Sunday School. 7.00 p. m.- .ted : Fronk Prouee, Wm, Collis, 'ion, 1I;-Earle Cook, 11, Everett Ham- �
The Pageant, "Tie Lighted High- mond, I1; Gladys Evans, I1; Gladys
i S. W. DaviA, M. S. Chapman and Gannon, IIl; Mabel Slack, III; ?Myrtle be prepared
way."
Fred Andrew. As the last two McCartney, C.
Margaret McCartney, .
Ardin4t to statute public named refused to stand the retie C; Stanley Linton, C; Grace Dunn, C. TT
r schools should reopen after the log trurstees are thus re-elected by Patricia Dunn, Floyd Coates, Marie $tanf eldrB Underwear
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-- ICbristr.ise vacation on January acclarnatioo.
ISed, but on account of the 9u Devitt. Absert:for some exams.: Roy
A meeting of the united con- Miller ,Harold Chapmaq.
wany schools are not reopening and Heavy ►SOX
Cantil Monday next and it is pro- gregatioas of St. George's church, M..J. Wilker, Principal; Ruth Stut-
table that a number will not do so
St. Andrew's and lit. Paul's was taford ,Asst.
held in St. George's ---y--=+� --* " GuttatIPe11rcha rubbers and
' on that date. l: IN MEMORIAM. Williams'm8r
"-The Young People's Society day evening after the regular sec ^}}
vice@ for' the fir Boots
--sof 8t, Paul's United Church will p pose t5f forming = ' -
a local organization of the Lord's THL RDdAti-In lovinsr memory of
meet in the Sunday School-Ball g Hannah Stephenson. beloved•Fife of 1 •
_. .his (Friday) evening,'Jan. 4th, at
DayAlliance. Tbeobjeetofform• George Thurman, who died January Kitchen`s Shirts and Heade}g�
8 o'clock. `rbc rogmai• will tn. Ing the organization ie to bring 'nd 192(/. .
• about abetter eafureement of the Overalls
elude a set of,missionary slides on Ever lovingly remembered by hus-
'the-Peace River District, Ali are Lord's Day Act. which is being band, daughter, father, mother, b:o= -
Invited to attend. violated to an alarming extent, ther:s and sisters.
and since the advent olt the motor j Ready, Tip-Top-In the Pickering Police Court,
car and truck to a gradually Sent ead T• op and Lownd
-on Friday last, Leslie Bird, the 8 y in X4ne ldvarttiawaa.aa. Q � e8
driver of the car in which Allen degree. Rev.J. S. n and (Suits,and Overcoats
coo was appointed chairman and , r
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Barnett met with a tragic death � OR SALE-Dsaollin4r. will acr�om• ... ••
several week@ ago, appeared charg• John Draper secretary of the com .iodate 4 families. Terms to suit purchaser,
ed with criminal negligence. After mittee. v�hh ich ie Com ed. of the J. S.Bundy,Claremont. 3:r i
,.'hearing theevidence, the case was following : St. Paul'schurcb-Rev. OR 8ALE-A number of- Now isn't that a dandy combination* to fool
dismissed tie the evidence was not R H. Rickard, W. L.Courtiee and Fsash, suitable for chicken pens. so cents Jaell; Frost With
Leslie Morley; St..George'a church ca ch. T.C.Brow q Brougham. 14tf
considered strong enough to send -fteQ. D. B:Lao ford:Mr. Chan ET OUR PRICES -On new and Every hila a leader in its OWD paLtiCillSi field.
him via for trial. R (' '
-W. E. Patton, of Caraduff, Den= G. W. Barker and J. DrAper; k- used farm machinery,cremyn ac rater.also
$t. Andrew's rho rah-Rev. J. 9, Frost wire fencing and gates. It wrli ppaay you.
Sask.,accompanied by his mother, w,F.Disney,Greenwood.Phone Pick 2314.33tf
Ferguson, J. Marker and M. S. ORONTO WET•WASH LAUx• Fred T. Bunting, - Picker"
to eppe� ndiaR two weeks with Winn, .. .. Mg
and Mr@. Cn1lis. Itis twenty-nine Chap'Nan. Rev. Mr. Lawson, T .
Fie-l3 Secretary of the Lord's Dei DRY (Semi finish)—Let our driver earl and Established 1857.
years since Mr. Patton left On to. y ezplain our 24 bour errvice. Just leave your
Alliance, presided , at the meeting namewith'Mr.S.W.Davis. barber shop. We
!30 and.he uses many changes. He ill pick up and deliver 3 times a week.
reports excellent crop- in the dis and John Draper acted, ae secreta• -
-.'trist in which 'he lives, and like ry, _ FOR SALE-By R.nae Excelf-ior Pro-
many more young then who Rent — — ducts Limited,frame g•,rage tbrth metallic -�
rooting.s ze approsimately 16slti and 10 ft.high
west be has no desire to return to LADIES sad GENT'S also open shed conatrueted of cedar posts and
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Ontario. N S U Ift 'A 'N C E
T:AZLO R,t 2 NQ' board roofln d u th rt,wide and p ft. long.
For ce and further particulars apply at the
-The epidemic . of -flu which is NE�vs'orate. ]su
prevalent a71 over the country is FUR COATS RE1iODELED T OST-Black collie dog, with white
proving much more serious than DRESSMAKING J..16n breast and around neck, one white front tom+
anticipated, In many, places foot with dark spats,and white tip on tail. Tag 1't<a represent strong Mutual Fire lnsuralli00
Iiardl a home has soca While At your own residence on Ne. 250. Has not been seen since Wednesday �t
y P� night,Dec.19th, Any information leading to Companies whose rates are the
convenient terms P
' it is said to be of a mild form '• �. the recovery of this dog will be gratefully receiv- - -
ti�r� have been many severe to all, ed: W.Roach,Cherrywood. 17-19 lowest obtainable.
car+esaod many deaths. A great MISS H. G}OnDE ARA( FCR SALE-Comprising
T� -:We insure both Village and Farm
difficulty that he been expert• ONT. r 's'aces, lot 12,B. F.can., Pickering Tp, $.
CLAREMONT, in a food state of cultivation tborougbly equip- Properties,
nosed is that of eecarinR nurses, Care Mrs, Gibbons. 1619
n�dr dairy or grain farming, modern stables '
" se all bo are not laid up with wrth water system and tiro silos. •here are 160
acres of worlWblo.la ire bolos well underaraiaea, premium rates 'adl supplied without oblig qoD
the disease are engaged. and nbaerea of pwttue. For price and wrtieu• g' y . PP g� „
-Those of our sports whose H. R. Gallaugher iars apply sttbePhkeriagBakery. latt a ,
specialty is hunting and trapping
or.otherwise bagging of wild alai Srain Merch"t
mals or birds should not forget TOrOII 0a'� Oa INSURANCE-Life, Fire, Auto, Accident, Sickndee
tbet the oflicere of the law are hot ZO BONDS-Quveromeot,Mnnicipsi, Corporates.
r on their trail. especially those Is in the market to purchase Hay, -
' whose activities are within tl
-MORTGAGR LOANS on(,Farm Prgpertiee.
buliadeof the 'game Straw, Graig,and Pots a.-, a' REAL E$TkTE-Farm sodReeidbatial.�
preserve. It - Hard_ imd Soft'Eoal of e;
has come to the notice of the gamy :For quotation@ apply beet nalit on
warden and other officiaae that _ _ $ s N 4 y .We' BARKER -- S O N
' the law is being violated to a great Mand
..extent, and already they bave R. R. lTo. 1, AA PICHE$IN(
-proeeented a pumber for an in- Phone Pickering 1712 •THOS A 1.lslW
fraction of the law, wLich makeP litf Reference Bank of Montreal �- f ,
them li+ble to w heavy fine, 1 PicL4 risze, ..ate Telephone Piakering�4800 F:�O. Box�4Q
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