The equity, 24 août 1922, jeudi 24 août 1922

[" O $1.50 per annum In advnnc 2.00 to the Unite States ; SHAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE.THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922 No.10, 40th Year.HENRY\u2019S SHORTHAND SCHOOL Ottawa, Ont.ENTER ANY TIME.THE HARDWARE STORE SHAWVILLE, QUE.COWLING Laying the Fbundation BUSINESS COLLEGE nrlutle# Shorthand.Type iiZ.F\u2019i'iimnn-hfp.EiitfliHh .Office Work, Civil Ser Our courue writing.SiK» Correnpomitfi vice, etc.Our STAN DA HI) of hint ruction being 10% higher than any other, our graduate» are preferred and given BETTER pay.Our teachers know what to teach, and how to teach it, all having been practical stenographer».It pays to attend the LARGEST and BEST.OTTAWA Admit* students anv business day.Individual instruction.Thorough courses XVrite for catalogue of Ottawa\u2019s (d ealest ScliooJ of Business, Shorthand and Civil Service.(mod teachers Threshing Time of The large majority-business successes have had their inception in a savings account.Not only does a savings account aid in accumulating capital for a start, but it gives a young man confidence in himself because he knows that no matter what may happen, he has something in reserve.The Bank of Nova Scotia, one of the oldest institutions in Canada, invites you to open your savings account at any of its branches.& Steam Fittings Machine Oil Packing XV E.Gowi.inu.II.G.XV.Bkaithwait Principal Cylinder Oil Cup Crease Belt Lacing, etc I).E.HENRY.President Cor.Bunk and Sparks Sts President d.a.McDonald, b.c.l.John E.C.Elliott, B.C.L.Advocate.Barrister, etc Shawville, Que.Advocate Civil and Criminal Practice At Campbells Bay every Friday Saturday and Monday.Building Supplies 187 Main Street P.Que.Hull DR.S.J.SCHACHTER, D.D.S, L.D.S.Locks, Nails, Hinges Roofing, Building Paper Plastering Hair, Plaster Paris.Surgeon Dentist BASE BALL The \u201cOutlaws,\u201d plus the pitcher ami one or two more of the Senior team, went to Bryson on Wednesday last, to return the coin pH-men Frid the county town.The match which ensued was not exactly of the gilt-edge type, both teams piled up scores which would have done credit to amateur cricket teams ; hut the roughness of the Held was held to lie largely accountable for this owing to the difficulty in fielding.The \u201cOutlaws\u201d won by a score of 22 to 10.SHAWVILLE, QUE Office\u2014In Pontiac House 49 DR.H.KENNETH NEILSON tint' the game given here on ay previously by the buys of Bank of Nova Scotia Physician and Surgeon (Graduate of McGill University) Office at Private Telephone C.J.CALDWELL.BRISTOL, QUE 7.11.STEWART a* ESTABLISHED 1832 Paid-up Capital $ 9.700.000 ¦¦¦¦¦¦ 19.000,000 220.000.000 Shawville ManAoer Branches at Portage du Fort, Campbells Bay and Fort Coulonge DR.S EARL McDOWELL Reserve PHYSICIAN Han opened an office in Quyon Next door to Giant's Barber Shop.W.A.HODGINS FOUND\u2014Part of a set of Harness Apply to James Young, Sand Point, Ont Marriage Harken to, and follow the Renfrew Highland Pipe Rand to North Onslow on Wed.Aug.:%).Our artistic skill makes a photograph of your loved ones a cherished ; possession.A good portrait is an investment that becomes increasingly valuable.H.ImIson, Photo Artist.LOCAL NEWS On August Pth, Austin Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Miss Fern Russell, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.SV.K.Elliott, ot the River, and Mr.Thomas Stephens, a prosperous young farmer east of Shawville.The bride and groom were proceeded up the aisle by Winnifred Miss Mai y Koran is attending Amy Elliott, tour Sunday School the Millinery Openings in Toronto, scholars, of the bride, eac h cart y-at present.\tmg large bouquets of water lilies.Dr.Sellachter, dentist, will he vevy miich respect for the bride, dit the Pontiac House from August was a most diligent worker 2»th to September lst-noon only.in SluuiAy school, choir and Miss Laura Sally, of Ottawa, is c|iurch.the guest of Miss Maude McDowell, The bride was daintily dressed this week.\tin white Pailette, and wore a veil Miss Patterson, of Ottawa, is caught up with orange blossoms, visiting her aunt Mrs.Jno.Gibson The ceremony was performed by at present.\tRev.M.I.Robinson, ot Shawville, »,±\u2018\u2018S of two counties will perform at cfAl.i,* Corners North Onslow, Wed., Aug.30.\tAfter the ceremony the bridal Miss Lorna Forward, of Ottawa, party, accompanied by the most was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.intimate friends, motored to\" the Geo.Connelly, over the week end home of the bride where a most Mrs.J.M.Argue and children sumptuous tea was served, returned Wednesday last from a The presents were numerous and visit of several weeks to the home useful, among them being several of her mother at Carthage.N.Y.handsome cheques.mmm iliill Mrs.R.A.Dennis and children, we|.e returned home on Sunday after M|,a Sl|m j0|lDson Miss Carmen havniK spent the week with and Ml.Wallace Johnson, For-friends at Wakefield.\testers Falls.Mr.G.A.Howard left Tuesday On the following evening a nmn-morning by C.N.R.to undergo her of friends ami neighbors ofNtlie treatment at the Royal Victoria, g|-0om met at his home to wel-M out real.\tcome his bride to their corner ami Miss Margaret Millar, of Otta- presented them with two hand-wa, who has been the guest of her some chairs.The address was cousins, the Misses Millar, for the read by Mr.Horace Hod gins and past couple of weeks, returned to the presentation made by Gordon her home on Saturday.\tWilson, Lyall Hudgins, Georg* Mrs.Geo.Tuck and son, Billy, of Coles and Sydney Draper.-C\u2019OM Kemptville, Ont., were guests ot Mr.and Mrs.Trueman Tuck for a L)|.j G Voung, of Warsaw, tew days this week.\tIllinois, is at present visiting his Mr.J.J.Turner, who has not mother and other relatives in been in good health for some Bristol.time, left on Thursday last to Mv R G Adams, of the B.A.undergo treatment at the Royal\tCorporation, Ottawa, also V ictoria, Montreal.\tMrs.Adams and children, are Miss Leila McDowell entertained spending a few days with Shaw-Thurfcday evening in honor of ville friends Miss Hazel Nesbitt, of (Utawa, ^jS8 Belle Caldwell, \u2022nurse-in-who has been her guest for the draining at the P.G.Hospital, Ot-past couple of weeks.\ttawa.accompanied by her friend, Mr.Fred Klock, arrived home M.Coburn, is spending her Wednesday last from North Tern- vacation with her parents, Mr.iscaming district, where he is era- Hnd Mrs.C.Caldwell, in town, ployed with the lumber firm of Ml% W.Wallace, of the Govern-H.H.Klock & Co.at Douglas ment pointing Bureau staff, ac- *Arm-\tcompanied by his son and daugh- Mr.VV.F.Drum, formerly man- ter, have been enjoying a couple ager of the Merchants Bank here weeks' holidays in this section, and now of Ingersoll, Ont., has the guests of his sister Mrs.Thos.been spending a part of his vaca- g, McDowell, east end.tion with friends in town.\tMiss Annie Hamilton, assistant Miss Inez Shouldice, formerly a to the Postmaster has resumed member of the Merchants\u2019 Bank her duties after enjoying a two staff in town, and now of the Civil weeks\u2019 vacation at Winchester Service, has been visiting her and other points uncle and aunt, Dr.S.and Mrs.Hynes, former assistant, relieved O'Hara.\tduring her absence.SHAWVILLE LOST \u2014 Somewhere in Shawville on Monday evening.August 11.a Lady\u2019s Wrist Wareh\u20147 jewel Merle.Finder will oblige by leaving at this Office.Delightful scenery and hearty hospitality will be enjoyed at North Onslow on Wednesday, Aug.30.FOIt SALE\u2014t used Waterloo Threshing Mill, with Stacker.Also the following Lots at Norway Bay 0-38, (MM, 9.22 0 91, 9-02.(MW, 9 79.9(19.9-01.Apply to Duncan Campbell, Shawville.A few evenings before her number of Miss Fern Threshing Season marriage a Elliott's friends from Bonnechere Point, Shawville and Starks Corners, and Austin, held a miscellaneous shower for her at her home.PERSONAL MENTION ng House on King kitchen, woodshed FOR SALE\u2014Dwell! Street\u2014Seven rooms» and garage.Also screened in porch lUx 18 feet.Good well, furnace and cistern.Good garden and some fruit trees.In a desirable location.Apply to Box 'Shawville, Que 0*0 very The Equity notes with regret that Mr.W.E.Maitland, formerly of Shawville, was among the sufferers in the tire which destroyed $25,000 worth of property in Pembroke last Tuesday afternoon.The fire, which is supposed to have originated from spontaneous combusion, started in a large frame warehouse in which several tons of wool and rags were stored.This warehouse adjoined a large brick double house, tenanted by Maitland and Mr.Abram .Both families happened to be away at the time\u2014Mrs.Maitland and children being on a visit to Clarendon relatives, and W m.himself engaged at the shop, several blocks distant.The fire spread so rapidly that when lie reached the scene a few minutes after the alarm was given, it was impossible to approach the house, owing to the intense heat and smoke.Others who were near at hand, however, had by this time succeeded ill removing the piano and parlor and dining room furniture: but everything else in the house was destroyed, entailing a loss of about $1,200.00, which is fairly well covered by insurance.FOR SALE\u2014Pa re-bred Ayrshire Year-g Ball, also 3 Milkmg Cows.Will 1 or exchange for beef cattle.Write or phone Thomas Hobin, 8th Line\u2014R.R No.1.Shawville.iin White Cups and Saucers $2.40 per doz.Clover Leaf \u201c\t3.00 sel FOR SALE \u2014Two English Saddles.\u2014 Apply to Mr.S.Woolsey, c/o I)r, Bowles, Shawville.U LIME FOR SALE.-Fresh Lime for sale\u2014about 3-quarters mile from Hod g ost office.Good road.Apply to W r vine.ms J v; Knives and Forks, $4.00 per doz.Tinned Tea Spoons, .40 Aluminum Tea Spoons 50 Table Mi Millai ¦FOR SALE\u20141 Dodge Touring Car.and a 1 h.p.Stationary Engine Wilson's Garage.Main St.8 .Apply at Shawville.U i TO LET\u2014Three rooms and Board, if desired.Apply to Mrs.Hae MeXiernan, opposite Grist Mill.U 10 each