The equity, 24 décembre 1924, mercredi 24 décembre 1924

[" 5 I i O 8HAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924 $1.50 per annum In advance 2.00 to the United State» No.28, 42nd Year.I RIGHT now is the time to WRITE COWLING HENRY\u2019S SHORTHAND SCHOOL Ottawa, Ont.PERSONAL MENTION ^raamt'a brat rnia^a ta all Î THE HARDWARE STORE SHAW VILLE, QUE.Mrs.J.Thompson, left on Tuesday on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs H.Dunn, in Perth.BUSINESS COLLEGE Holiday Arrival» Owing to SSBHstmas falling .nr regular day of publication I Misses Mona Hades, I va Hades his year, the pipm* is published a Marjorie [mison, Gladys Strutt lay earlier than usual.\tI Wlnuifmt Hamilton.Amy Hod- our STANDARD of Induction being or h.id.,\tHor,,e\" \"\tsxr.j \u2022gsps&wsr t.rS\u201cK\".I'mt'Td ,-»tal .loud speakers, are on exhibition at\t^\tm\tstenographers.i-sfc «srwsrT\",,nw \u201e&r- -\t* \u201c¦»« - lire being unrated.\tMiss Josephine Harnett, Bishops I\t,\t_\tCollege.Lennoxville ISHEkEBE œ.»- (teaching or otherwise employed, Miss Evelyn Masson, VVnght, ¦reached their i)arental homes here Q,,e- Bast week.On the other hand, Miss Sadie Wilson, Joliette, Que.¦there was an exodus of those who Earl Dagg, McGill.Montreal.Or- tir.ll McDowell, Ki, led to their homes in different scellions to spend the holiday season hvith relatives.Our courue Include* Shot thanri.Type writing, Spelling.Penmanship.Kngfi*h Correspondence.Office Work, Civil Ser vice.etc.OTTAWA Timely Suggestions The Hardware Line And arrange for a course in Short.hand, Book-keeping or Civil Service.Qualified Teachers.A National Diploma Open all Summer.Enter any time.In D.B.HENRY, President .Cor.Bank and Spark» 8t* X-Cut Saws, Buck Saws, Axes, Weather Strip, (Brass and Felt) Glass and Putty, Felt Paper, Stable Brooms, Lanterns, etc.W.B.Gowlino, H.G.W, Braithwait Pres DR.N.R.BOYES JOHN E.C.ELLIOTT, B.C.L.Barbister, Solicitor, etc 187 Main Street, VETERINARY SURGEON AND OENTJRT (Graduate Ontario Vet, Col!.Toronto) G.A.Howard's Office, Shawville Care and treatment of all Domestic Animals.The Shawville Skating Rink opened on Friday night last with Mr.Hilton Findlay as manager.Having reference to local conditions just now, the \u201cradio bug/* seems to have superceded the \u201cMahjong bug\" and the \u201ccrossword puzzle bug,\" along with all other modern fads.Verily are living in a progressive age ! Look here ! Parties who promised to bring Thk Equity some Now is the time to buy yonr stove wood are requested to fulfil new hat.All hats in stock greafc-the contract as soon as possible.My reduced from Dec.8th to 27th There Is lots of room in the yard |\tM.Foran, Main St.just now.We must have either wood or cash, as with the hitter Special\u201412 pairs of soft all we can buy the needful right here wool blankets, (white only) 6 and 7 in town.\tI lb.weight, bought right and will be sold at a bargain.Mr.Elliott will be regularly at Campbells Bay every week from Thursday evening until Saturday at noon.DR.H.KENNETH NEILSON I Holiday Train Skrvick \u2014 A plight change in the time table of [the Can.Pac.Waltham branch will be appreciated by all who have occasion to travel on Christmas and New Year days.On both these days the afternoon train going east, due to leave Shawville at 1.34, will not depart till 4.52 p.m., thus anyone coming from Ottawa in the morning will have about 0 hours to spend with their friends in Shawville before returning.Five of our local hockey enthusiasts motored to Ottawa last Wednesday evening to witness rthe professional league match- between Ottawa Sena tors and Hamilton Tigers.The match is said to have been unparalleled in the history of hockey events, as neither sides had succeeded in «coring at the end of 80 minutes play 1 This rather outclasses any performance recorded of our local \u201cbush leagues\" which, alas, are now merely a memory ! M, D., C.M.; L M.C.C.Physician and Surgeon (Graduate of McGill University) Office SHAWVILLE, QUE (Late Dr.Fiaaef'a, Main St.) Telephone.INSURANCE , we FIRE WIND HAIL LIABILITY ACCIDENT SICKNESS PLATE GLASS AUTOMOBILE GUARANTEE BONDS workmen's compensation SUN LIFE A.O.BROUGH, AGENT Shawville, Qua.C.J.CALDWELL.Special Millinery Sale W.A.ECDGINS\u2019 STORE J.B.Dover A Good Ad.Story II AUCTIONEERING.An Editor\".\u201cnd'a merchant were|I^hold%%tio,Lale\\T'1 First Saturday Afternoon of Each Month.Anyone having article* for sale should see me and bring them in.Everything sold on commission.W.C.CHiSNELL, LICENSED AUCTIONEER 8HAWVILLE.QUE.story which is taken from the Mil wankee Journal \u2022 (Christmas New Year 1924 SSt I =2» % ¦IÜS I\t&- » T«u«.Minister office.\u201cWell,\u201d said the editor, \u201cI know you wanted that obituary read by the people, so I took it out and nailed it on your bill- Jusfc think this over.1925 Light Again \u2014 After several days\u2019 delay, the generator for the lighting plant which Mr.A.D.McCredie had arranged about 3 weeks previously, arrived hereon Wednesday last, and was placed in |>o\u2019 c°w.for ex- of grain mixture.Due to the small 11 covers his eyes and while he scribed steps into view and proves to n, .c J S' \u2022\tI The stores under such condition may amp.e, cannot get along without re- amount of extra iodine in either of 6°unts one hundred in the usual man- be some other player, say Sam Brown.I Changing Seed Grain.; % Tmuch wlter fmm evZraUon IS not ^included in the ration she re- tained therefrom are remarkable in must find thoir Plac\u20acS of concealment are properly caught.The advantage vurJ some fir^ clas< registered Ld %.\t.number\t1ÏZ.* \u201c*\t\u201c»\t^ finished counting, \u201cit\"\tquired to serve as the next unless '\twlih the r own This \u2022 Futurist Party?It would be time- signed to the task of constructing thV\tstrongly through the smallest opening, ÏS&rz J CHAMP10N SWINE breeders of western canada ;ifVTI\u201d5 Si S'S the guests are put to work, selecting\tenter through a much larger opening \"si\tJa_ W ^ Wi ##\tR s£?suvsrzz TZmlrZuiTmth^kfutï j , where the weather remains steadily cold throughout the winter, the ventilators do not need much attention, j It is good practice to keep the bee cellar temperature rather low, about 42 deg.F., because it is found that a higher temperature is liable to make ; the bees restless, especially towards spring.It is unlikely, however, that bad results will follow a slightly higher temperature up to 46 to 48 degrees 1 during the early part of the winter, reduced to 42 degrees as spring ap! proaches.*1 ed, * < C jfei 8r8 supply none whatever to their growing calves.««totems l hose that are for any reason deficient, moreover, n ay be safely and cheaply supplied in pure form, eliminating part of the expense ami all of the possible danger involved in the purchase and mixtures of unknown value.Vvt 101*1 NK PRENANTS GOITRE ou a ln.hv near Berlin cvss was reached.Throughout the region of the Great Lakes we find that live stock suffer extensively from goitre.This trouble may develop Iwfore birth and cause | difficulty in breathing in the new-horn offspring during the growing period.Goitre occurs in colts, calves and e thought as to lambs as a more or less marked swell-They know that farm thus use of mineral 0 try to remain entirely hidden; in fact they try to attract attention by ex- : SALT ESSENTIAL TO CORRECT DIGESTION.the cmwrrm HOUR Most farmers provide salt for their live stock with but littl why they do it.animals in either barn j rancis, she should be met with instan- Ventilating the Bee Cellar.may die in consequence.Some cellars, Mr.Gooderham points out, are fitted with an air intake from outside, entering the cellar at or near the floor in addition to the chimney outlet A FUTURIST PARTY thing like this: % < l r v> h The name and address should be!a suitable prize, added in the lower left corner.The more amazingly party can be the better, words, do not do any of the things that are customary.Refreshments should come first instead of at the CKte of the evening; but they must be light if ser.ed at this hour.n 1 The \u201cWalk of the Auto\" is then be-queer your ^un.The professor explains that it In other is 80 earned because in years to come, : through the process of evolution, the automobile will lose its sense of smell and all but one of its feet.The first person tagged by the professor, who starts the game, becomes \u201cIt\" There is no base or safe place in the room,' but a player cannot be tagged if he is holding his nose with his ri *t hand and the toe of his left foot with his left hand.This position must not be held after \u201cIt* has passed the players, and if \u201cIt\u201d turns around suddenly the position must be resumed.Just before midnight, noise makers should be distributed.As each guest i receives his souvenir, he is requested to make some important resolution which he is to keep for the next hundred years.Before the party breaks up, a \u201cnight-cap\" is served.This could be a cup of steaming bouillon, with crackers, or hot coffee, tesy would be appreciated by those ing out into the cold.1 uL urn *\u2022 1 4 1 he guests should sit about a tablecloth spread on the floor, and food than can be rnttn without forks or spool» should le served, cocoa should appear in bouillon I W i I - $r Coffee or \\ i cups or deep saucers at the left of each place.Ice cream and olives might come first, the cake following with the sandwiches.Dried Beef Cure.% * âf, ! Get the tender side of the round out a good fat beef.I pounds of beef, take one pint of salt.; a teaspoonful of saltpetre and a quarter of a pound of brown sugar.Mix these well, rolling out any lumps; divide into three equal parts and rub well into the beef for three successive days.Turn beef daily in the liquor it will make.It should not make much, but what there is rub into and pile on the beef.Rub a little extra salt into the hole cut for the string to hang it by.At the end of a week hang in a dry, rather warm place, till it stops dripping, then in a cooler dry place.Do j not smoke it; it spoils the flavor.Before flies come in the spring, wrap in ! paper, and put it in a stout bag with the string out to hang by.If it molds some in summer, scrape and scrub the mold off and always trim the outside before chipping.i , For every 20 SpS It would be well to arrange the decorations in festoons of green and red crepe paper.If it is possible to obtain evergreen boughs, it would be even better.To carry out the futuristic atmosphere you can have of \u201cpaintings\" in colored 1 I*»/* \", v a series W crayon or black and white on paper and placed prominently about the can be done by anyone with or without artistic ability, srucssing their titles should be offered later in the evening.The master of ceremonies might be a young man queerly dressed, perhaps| But with false whiskers upside down, wearing a coat with a ruffled tail.He should be introduced as Professor I * or he who says there is none such Looker Beyondsky.It is the prof es-1 (In spirit or in truth) \u2022or who leads in the games.The first surprise, after the refresh- ment», is met upon being taken to viewl As he who Raye Kriee Kringle lives the menagerie of the future.The pro- And moves amongst u, here- t,hat ^dually the He lives in every heart that gives beasts and binis of to-day will become' ex-tjnct, as ha/c many of the creatures of past ages, and that other animals Such a cour- x go- room.These A reward for Keep Faith Alive.There may not be a Santa Claus As rep I persons go, _j quite a while one ought to Ere telling children so.pause % % \\ # Lies every single bit as much To sweet and trustful youth : CHAMPION SWINE BREEDERS OF WESTERN CANADA j__________________________ _ Knot), who Is \\ ice-pi evident in charge of Colonization and Development of the Canadian National Railways, present\tshould receive public commenda- ed the cup for annual competition as an encouragement In developing swine husbandry In Western Canada The tion unless it gives first consideration 1 cu^ uüd uiedaU, also shown in the ph otograph, were won by the two boys on the left\tto the health of all people concerned If some genius would devise ways and means whereby we could enjoy the things we have, this would not be a bad world to live in.A gift with love, my dear! 1# Turkeys were first eaten at Christ- will take their place.One by one he I mas 1624.Before they camt éhows each guest a new animal favor boars' heads and peacocks through his telescope, a drawing made] the popular Christmas dishes.were 1 \u2022 1 VICTIMS OF ANAEMIA YULETIDE LORE AND LEGENDS 99 The Tobacco of Quali « Most of our Christmas customs have of luck, for fit.Nicholas dropped three descende.! to us from the dim time of fat purses of gold down their kitchen mythe and legends.\t; chimney.The fashion of olden days One of the most interesting, the le was to make purses something like It Ih an unfortunate fact that nlue gen(j 0f the Magi, has K» origin In the the modern stocking, and this is how women out of every ten are victim* of j Bjmpie *tory of the Scriptures as told the present-day custom came about, bloodlOHsness in one form or another Need New, Rich Blood to Restore Health and Strength.i G by St.Matthew, every century some- In the Yuletlde game known a» snap-N « Kiri In her teens, the wife and tlilngr being added to the facts until dragon we have an Interesting relic mother, the matron of middle age\u2014all know its miseries.To be anaemic luis been almost of the Are worship of the Druide, and, possibly, of the practice of trial by the original story smothered In the wealth of detail means that you are breathless after slight exertion.You feel worn out and depressed.You turn against food and often cannot digest what you do eat.Sleep does not refresh you, and when you get up you feel exhausted and unfit for the day's duties.If neglected anaemia may lead to consumption.i Eventually the number of Magi was , ordeal stated to be three, Melchior, Balthasar and Jasper; royalty was attributed to to grip a rod-hot Iron bar or plunge ; them, and a complete description his hand Into fire as a test of lnno-glven of each A person suspected of a crime had cencel It was believed that super-According to an old Scandinavian human Intervention would be forth-legend, the mistletoe bough was re-1 coming If the person were not guilty, sponsible for the death of Balder, the Apollo of the North.Hie mother had declared that nothing which had Ita root In earth, air, lire, or water should hurt him.I X One of the oldest superstitions prevalent all over Europe Is the Idea that animals assume the power of speech at Christ mes-time, started 1s not known Founded upon this belief is the French legend of the old woman, the cat, and the dog.This Inquisitive old person made plans for listening to the conversation which she felt sure would take place between her usually dumb friends.To her consternation she heard her I EP You should act promptly Make good the fault In your blood by taking Dr.Williams' Pink Pills, the most reliable blood enficher ever discover-These pills purify bad blood strengthen weak blood, and they make good blood, and as the condition of your blood Improves you will regain proper strength, and enjoy life fully as every girl and woman should do.The case of Mrs.Mary Trainor, Perth, Ontario, shows the value of Dr.Williams' Pink Pills in cases of this kind.She says:\u2014\u201cI had not been feeling well for some time and had been grad-1 ually growing weaker.1 found It very hard to do my housework; had severe headaches and was very pale.1 took doctor's medicine for some time, but they did me no good.I was growing weaker and used to faint and take I How this belief His treacherous enemy, the God of ; Evil, thereupon made an arrow from the mistletoe bough, and gave It to a blind man to test.The arrow pierced Balder and he was slain.Later, however, he was restored to life.After this the mistletoe was declared harmless, and It became an emblem of love.In certain parts of tills country It is still believed that a sunny noontide say that burglars were going to on Christmas Day means a plentiful break Into the house that night! VVlth-supply of apples during the coming out stopping to think, she Jumped to her feet and ran screaming to her The custom of hanging up stockings ! front door, where she was met by rob-on Christmas Eve had Its origin In a | bers, who made short work of her.legend about St.Nicholas.It used to be done on December 6th, the Eve of j has always been the festival of 8L St.Nicholas, and In Belgium and one j Stephen, who for some unaccountable or two other countries this date Is still j reason has for hundreds of years been regarded as the patron saint of horsee.The story goes that there was a poor I In olden days It used to be the custom nobleman who had three daughters.| for all horses to be blod and thorough- ed per Package v also in \u2018/zlb.VACUUMIZED TINS MANUFACTURED BY IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED : A Captured Crown.Surnames and Their Origin i year The crown of the Emperor Theodors of Abyssinia, which, after being kept in a glane case at the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, London, since 1869, is now to be returned to its former homo in Africa, has had a very eventful history.This crown was taken to Britain by Sir Robert, afterwards herd Napier, of Magdala, after the capture of Magdala and the death of Theodore in the Abyssinian war of 1868.It is a ponderous piece of silver-gilt filigree work, many sizes too large for Boxing Day, ho popular In England, first to the north of England and Soot-land from Ireland.O\u2019NEIL.Variations \u2014 O'Neill, McNelll(e), Mac-Nelile (e).Racial Origin\u2014Irish.Sourcs\u2014A given name.dizzy spells.In this condition 1 began the use of Dr.Williams' Pink Pills, and after a time found they were helping me.I continued their use un-1 til 1 found the troubles that afflicted : me had gone and 1 am once more en ; He wa8 80 ba(1,3r off that he °°uld not If washed.Thto was supposed to preprovide his daughters with a dowry, serve them from harm through the en- One night, however, they had a stroke suing year.adhered to McKEEVER Variations \u2014 Maclvor, Maclver, Mac-Ivlr, Emer, Emerson, Ivor, Ivor, Ivir, Howard.Racial Origin\u2014Irish and Scottish.Source\u2014A given name.This is one of the oldest family on record, coming as It does names from a land In which the development or family names preceded that In the Thla group of famlly nanieg whlch rest of northern Europe, and being ,bows eueh wide variations, is more a\ty\u2018^r1Vld,m frequently found amoDg those of ,rlBh any ordinary head.It is lavishly dec .s, BvÊSeSü sBeêhhéeeéSS\tliüii were converted Into miniature sight- of peace and goodwill.\tmedicine.They saved my baby\u2019s life three centuries later.Indeed, as late Kensle.\tI « entre of the dome apparently tor seeing buses to carry visitors about1 Vet there Is actually a period of Eng- antl 1 can highly recommend them to a8 the sixteenth century there was a The name is more properly spelled ventilation the grounds of the British Empire ex-; llsh history when the strong arm of the a11 mothers.\" Mrs.Trancheman- j considerable portion of the population \u2022\u2022Maclomhalr\u201d .In the Gaelic, but it The kina\u2019# intention to nresw-t this hlbtt at Wembley In a few days more 1 law intervened to put down what was 1 ta*ne's experience Is that of thoue-\t; 0f England which had adopted\tno\tshould be remembered that In\tthat\tcrown to\tthe Empress Judith was an- than three months, carried a million described as \"a superstitious festival,\u201d\tand* of other mothers who lav test-\tdefinite system of family names.\t|\tton gee the aspirated \u201cm\u201d is\tpro-\t1 nrmnred\twhen he granted\tn farewell passengers.During this time there and all Christmas festivities were for-\ted the wortb of Baby\u2019s Own Tablets.\tBut the name of O Neill was\ta\tnounce(j approximately like a \"v.\"\taudience\tto Prince Tafart\tthe helr- were only six minor accidents, all of bidden.The holly and mistletoe were\tThe Tablets are a sure and safe medi-\tfamily name, or class name, which\tis\tThe clan name is taken from\tthe\tapparent\tand Regent of\tAbyee nia which were caused by the careless- ordered to be destroyed root and c,no for\tones and never fail to pretty much the same thing, as far given name of \u201cIomhar\u201d (or Ivar), a whoso recent visit to Britain created -\t-\t1\tregulate the bowels and stomach, thus back us the fifth century; in that\twhose recent visit to uritam create* Joying good health and strength.\u201d You can get Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine, or by mall at 60c a box from The Dr.Williams' Medicine Co., BrockvlUe, Ont.SAVED BABY\u2019S LIFE O nep.s of the Injured persons compound of two Irish words \"lorn\u201d and \u201dar,\u201d meaning \"much slighter.\" This name is not to be confounded with the given name of \"Ivo,\u201d once educated at Rugby.He died in 1879, widespread through England, but now j %he age of nineteen, and was burled surviving only In a few family names.The Irish clan name \u201cMaclomhalr\u201d traces back to a chieftain who was the great grandson of the \"MacDubh-ghail\u2019\u2019 (MacDougail) who was king of the Isles In 1144 and who came from that Irish stock to which most of the Highland Scottish blood traces back.The forms Emer, Emerson and Howard (when the last Is not from another source) are only anglicized corruptions of the Irish clan name.The Scottish Maclvors in some cases trace back to the Irish clan, and In others have derived their name from other individuals who bore the given name of \u201cIomhar.\u201d branch as \u201cplants of the Evil One.\t,,\t,\t.A., a\t.It was Oliver Cromwell\u2014a reformer\trelleyln*\tal the minor llle from which\tperlod when\tthe light of Roman clvtll- In many wayB who tried to suppress\tchildren\tsuffer.They are sold byzatton and\thistorical record was the observance of Chrletmas, ordering\tmedicine\tdealers or by mall at 26 ota.;\tquenched in\tthe barbarian invasions; that the \"hurtful custom,\" as he styled\ta box from The Dr Wlll,ams Medicine\tbut through\twhich Christianity surit, should be ignored In the principal ! C° BrockvlUe, Ont ________ vlved; and strangely enough spread towns.In order to attain this end he\tBke wildfire through Ireland, though enacted that all markets should be\t-\u2014j j\t< cu* *rom source by the pagun held on December 25th.But the Pro-\tU\tinvasions of northern France and Eng lector could not enforce the abandon-\tJ7*\tland.much Interest.It Is Interesting to note that the only son of the Emperor Theodore was Jarmers'JRulleiins /how tombj\t^ I in St.George\u2019s Chapel, Windsor pm Tit for Tit He\u2014\u201d1 am frightfully sorry that I forgot to come to your little party last night.\" ! Niai, of the Nine Hostages, wûs ;ne chieftain who welcomed St.Patrick when he first set foot on Irish soil.His fame as a warrior would have been sufficient to perpetuate his name as the family property of his followers and descendants, but his further hts-\"He had to sell even his shoes to torical fame from this incident made assurance doubly sure.Many Scottish-Canadians bear the name MacNeille, but it must be remembered that Christianity spread ?* * j ment of such a time-honored and popu lar custom, and his command was bon ored more in the breach than the ob Z \u201cOh, weren\u2019t you there?\u201d Sh i i The Dominion Department of Agriculture has more than 400 pamphlets covering every phase of farming practice.They are written to help make farming more profitable and arc FREE.The following are examples: servance.Once, when Bluff King Hal lay very ill In December, and the nation was anxious about hie recovery, by common consent it was decided to have a silent Christmas-, without bells, carols, or merry-makings.left MORNING\t! Willing to Foot His Bills pay what he owed.\u201d \u201cWell, that showed he was willing to foot his bills.\u201d List of 4M Publication.Reasonable Farming Hints Fox Ranching In Canada I What Ocean Cables Cost.Sweet Charity.A big, burly man called at the rec- With the successful laying of the tory, and asked to see the rector's second Atlantic cable In 1866, the wife, a woman well known for her Pioneer work of submarine telegraph charitable Impulses.\tceased, for sufficient experience had \u201cMadam,\u201d he said In a broken voice, * been gained by that time Apple Reel pee The Feeding of Beef Cattle Storage of Ice Winter Production of Egg.Fruit and Vegetable Recipe.Beautifying the Farm Home Corn Borer Control Crate Feeding Poultry House Construction Bulletin Filing System Feeding Racks for Sheep Insects Affecting Live Stock The Farmer\u2019s Piggery The Feeding of Sheep The Milking Machine Sweet Cream Butter The Cranberry Industry Taking a Bath in Winter.Light From Trees.Nervous People Few people understand how to pro tect and care for their skin in the cold a means of c t A French scientist has discovered t!iig and harnessing of Winter.The result is evidenced in the electricity in tiees.He connected the increasing prevalence of chapped a copper plate attached to a tree, and | hands and wrists, cracked lips.Itching another plcte burled in the earth, with P©°ple WM 8a*n ln weight an strength when Bltro-Phosphate Is taken for a short time.Price $1 per i.Arrow Chemical Co., 25 Front SL East, Toronto, Ont.That haggard, care worn, depressed look will disappear and nervous, thin to Insure a \u201cI wish to draw your attention to the prospect of success in all further 1 undertakings.The cost of an ocean cable depends er is too ill to work, and the nine | upon the type, for some contain but children are starving.They are about ono conducting wire, such as the Atlantic type, while others have four, leas someone pays their rent, which seven, sixteen, or as many as twenty- eight cores.The latter usually cross rivers and harbors.terrible plight of a poor family in this district.The father Is dead, the moth- legs and chillblains in these days of a galvauo-meter, a delicate lnstru-sllk hosiery, low shoes, liquid soap and ; ment which measures the strength of weak currents of eh < tricity, and oh D^ge Its ! tained a record of the current passing i paper towels.Knowledge about your akin structure and Its functions is extreme- through the tree.ly important, because its condition has With three trees connected in the a vital bearing on your personal health same way the power was increased, and comfort.If you want to avoid all the experiment, with a like result, be-the woes that Winter brings to those ing continued until twenty trees were with sensitive skins you must protect linked up in this fashion, your skin as far as possible.Don't The scientist then placed two cop-let It get cold.Try to keep your hands per plates In the earth, about six feet and feet always warm and dry, even If apart, and with the current thus ob-you must wear fur gloves and heavy j tained lighted a small electric lamp.Whether the Idea can be extended to be commercially worth while has however, yet to be determined.to be turned Into the cold streets un Cut out this advertisement, mark the bulletins desired, Including the List of 400 Publications, fill in your name and address, and mail to: Getting Bald ?amounts to fifty dollars.\u201d \u201cHow terrible!\u201d exclaimed the lady.\"May I ask who you are?\u201d\t,a^e an average of types the The sympathetic visitor applied his C0Ft ran be to work out at about five thousand dollars a mfle.! Bave your hair by rubbing the scalp three times a week with Mlnard\u2019s.handkerchief to his eyes.Tm the landlord,\u201d he sobbed more than seven times the cost of a land line; and for repairing about two hundred and fifty dollars a mile.### mss i f®,rala\u201d ®ult clothes.One of the most important d\ta ™m,on ,n flve things to guard against Is an excessive *£\u201c¦?depand a *reat daal uee of strong soap.Strongly alkaline upon the life of a cable.Some burled aoapg notoriously Injurious to the make payment at preaeit.Will you In eend and allme carry on undlsturb- gkln are doubly so In cold weather, acknowledge your debt In the form at \"to \"\tnumber of years, Even good neutral soaps may be too a note tbenT while others, by reason of their rest- *rong for a very dry Bkln, and there less beds on a rocky bottom, quickly are many people who find It Impossible need repair.\t^ take ft hot batb more than once a week In Winter on account of the Intolerable itching It produces.A cool bath Is better, for It does not remove so much of the natural oil of the skin.Publications Branch Department of Agriculture Ottawa, Canada (Ne poet»*# required) I We are Interested In obtaining OLD and RARE BOOKS KMC OF l Jfazne \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022?\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022eeeeeeeee#\u2022\u2022#\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022#\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022##\u2022 LINIM E Post Office.R.R.So Reason Enough.You stjy you are no?in position to l ON CANADIAN SUBJECTS particulars to the Wilson Publishing Company, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto, Ontario.Send ####»##############**##***############## Province \u2022 \u2022\u2022Ml \u2022 \u2022e \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022#\u2022 MMMIM #\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022# El 8 c Don\u2019t Get Bald uticura Does Much To Prevent It \u201cNo; I won\u2019t do that either.\u201d \"And why not?\" \u201cWell, I signed a note once.\u201d \u201cYes, what then?\u201d \"I had to pay It.\u201d i Avoid loss when sending money by mail\u2014Use Dominion Express Money Orders\u2014the safe, convenient, Inexpensive way.i e Tobacco is grown in Ontario in the If your are blessed with a sound, counties along the shore of Lake Erie; supple skin with plenty of natural oil, in Quebec, in the counties near Mon-There is enough telephone wire In bathe as much as you please; but If i freal, along the St.Lawrence; and in the United States to make a hammock 7°u are cursed with a skin that gets Okanagan Valley, B.C for the earth, according to recent eta- dr?and harsh in cold weather, crack-.- - .' .r\u2014 twice.In addition, says the Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee, the sides of the hammock would extend half way up the sides of the earth Besides spanning the equator, this net would consist of 6684 strands Joined at the South Pole and spreading gradually until they were slightly less than four miles apart at the equator.\u2022popular Routedo tlvte borne Délavai Separators, Fire Insurance All-Wool Kersey Yarn, Roll Carding.Wool taken in exchange or bought for cash.It has been f Bay or (jayon, and taken the Ontario side as a means of escaping the risk of a equally by the two municipalities con- | B dicate that the municipal authontus\tannually\tby this Council, as here- Eardley do not fully appreciate the ini- tofore, as the best he could do towards portance of the iwsition they occupy maintenance of Mrs.M.Davis in asy-with respect to this outstanding feature )«\"«, which was granted on mot,on of of our highway development, lerhaps ()n motion of CrSe Hutchison and the good j>cople of Eardley have a : Kennedy Council now adjourned till hunch that by standing pat, the Govern- 1.30, p.m.At 1.30, p.in , Council re-raent will eventually step in and per- »umed session, same inemlxrs present.«r.\"» ,-»*« \">¦\ti, è missing link in the Highway, which 0f Colonization, etc., re.closing section ^ they themselves have been so tardy in of a road in ranges 12 or 13 in North undertaking.But the Government is Onslow ; but as no exact description of » »~ ,***«* stsX t considerately than the municii>ahtits on nex^ session ou motion Vrs.O\u2019Donnell the west side of the boundary line.If j and Laekie.the solicitations of our County Council have any weight at Quebec, the Government will probably feel more disposed R.A.GRANT Quebec.Bristol Ml Ml \u2022 t I P.S,\u2014Full stock Candy, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c SHAWVILLE.S.E.HODGINS & jPuIpwood Wanted y proving property and local municipality or owner of the hall pgying expense*, to attend tiUmating and cleaning in any\tW.P.EMM ARSON, Csj y\tHodgins P.O.OTTAWA DAIRY I have installed a Combination Cutting and Welding Torch of larger slat and am in a position to do larger jobs and better lding than ¦Skate Sharpening a Specialty.Ask about the new line of Willard ltadio Batteries ever before E.T.HODGIN8, Sec.Treaa, Clarendon we Limited (\u2019MONEY SURE Capita paid up-11,000.000.Directors\u2014 Archib Stott, T.A.Spratt.Hues CARsow Gordon C.Edwards.A.B.Provost WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE STATION A.D.McCREDIE, Proprietor.B Roth wall Preslden foHN Binoham, Manage / THE EQUITY, Tho Christmas gift that lives Yonr._ SSES'Sf: Robertson, Pmgle & Tilley flood time to come to the studio, Four-\tWÈÊÊÊÊÊÊKKÊB Wêê * teen nice photon, m folder», nolve fourteen gift problem».G.F.HOGGINS GO.L TD.Weiklr Jewroal dototed to total Iqioroili Publish kd kvkry Thursday Shaw/ille, County Pontiac, Quo* Cor.Bank and Cooper Sts., Ottawa.H.Imiaon, Photo Artist Annual Subscription ., .$1.50 All arrears must be paid up before « i/ p ipjr I» discontinued.JOIIN A.COWAN Publisher.We guarantee everything we sell.We are practical men who are in a position to buy wisely from the the most reliable manufacturers.Pianos, Player Pianos, Phonographs, Radio OUTLAWS OF THE WILD.Good Cheer for Animal* Who Wage War With Ma* lu Lonely Place# of Larth.There are animals that have not a friend la tho world; there are some.Indeed, which are so harmful that Prices are set upon their heads, and It is considered the duty of all to kill them.Such a creature la the dingo, or wild dog of Australia, which is the worst too of the shcép farmer.It Is a cowardly beast, yet cunning beyond belief.Another terrlblo foe of sheep is commonly known as the Tasmanian Devil.This creature will kill a score of sheep in a night.It is being steadily destroyed by poison and other means, and is now rate.The timber wolf of North America Is also quite without friends.It Is a muscular brute, with terrific Jaw power.One of Ihfse wolves has been known to snap off a man's hand at a single bite.It is a foe to all domestic animals, and Is equally hated by the stock-raiser and the trapper.One of Its pleasant tricks is to trail the trapper and devour the fur-bearing creatures which he takes in his traps.There is a price on its head.The small wolf, the sneaking little coyote, Is another foe to sheep.Last year over 27,)Ou were killed In North America, besides other thousand] destroyed by poison.Another pjat la the lvnx, which likes nothing better than lamo.Ifs failing is a love for the scent of catnip, and by means of this lure it is trapped in large numbers in the States and in Canada.A curious-looking creature, it has pricked ears, ïarge, round eyes, and huge paws out of all proportion to Its size.The mountain lion, or panther of the Rockies, takes heavy toll of cattle, and Is, therefore, hunted down by stockmen, who kill about two hundred every year.One other American wild animal which Is remorselessly hunted is the wolverine, a sort of giant weasel, enormously strong, Intensely cunning, and extremely savage.The prospector and trapper have a perfect horror of the wolverine, and with* good reason, for if it finds a shack empty it will dig its way in through the roof, and ruin or destroy the whole of the stores.Many a trapper has died of starvation owing to this habit of the wolverine.In South Africa the animal most bated is the wild dog.It hunts In packs, and once a pack starts work In a district they drive every head of game out of the country.They also kill both sheep and cattle.Other animals are destroyed, not because they are directly foes of man, but because they eat up food which is Intended for him or for his stock.The notorious case Is the rabbit, imported Into Australia, and which now infests the whole continent.The Jack rabbit of America is almost equally destructive.In many of the Western States it eats more grass than the stock.In Idaho alone they kill 700,000 Jack rabbits yearly, and in California nearly as many.The method employed is to drive them into corrals of wire netting, as many as 15,000 being rounded up at one titne.\tx Of Old Country animals the most mischievous is the rat, which is said to destroy £40,000,000 worth of i man's property yearly.Certainly it I would be better dead.The mouse is almost equally destructive in its own way, and should be kept under I by every means in our power.\tI Business Cards.Christmas I OR.A.H.BEERS * SUROBON DENTIST Campbell* Bay - - Que.Hoctorof Medicine and MasterofSurgery McGill University.\t- D jctor of Dental Surgery, University of 'Pennsylvania.(Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Quebec POULTRY WANTED Î J rjTiHE HOLIDAY Season calls for lots of good cheer, and the event needs lots of forethought.We are giving a few Christmas suggestions.Remember that this list is We have made arrangements for the use of the premises of the Shawvii.lb Creamery to carry on Poultry business arid killing station at Shawville this Fall, and are now open to buy any quantity of live or dressed poultry, for which the highest market pi ices will he paid on a giaded quality basis.The business at Shawville will be in the hands or Mr.Dennis, of the Shawville Creamery, and our poultry expert from Montreal, who will give any information desired.Get our prices before disposing of your poultry.GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO., Ltd., MONTREAL P.S.\u2014Any person wishing to sell their poultry dressed, we kill same at cost which is 4 cents per bird.DR.A.R, HYNES A RENFREW - - ONT.Office \u2014 Hynes Block \u2014 Opposite Hotel Renfrew.Phone 471.CEO.C.WRIGHT, K.C.only a few of the many items of interest in your X\u2019mas shop- a ping : Advocate, Barrister, Etc.196 Main St., Hull.s.A.MACKAY, B.C.L.o o o o o Family Gifts For Christmas Gifts NOTARY PUBLIC Shawville, \u2014 - Que.j Oongoleum Rugs Table Linen Blankets Buffet Rocking Chairs Fancy Crockery Silverware Slumber Rugs Bed Outfits Couches.GEORGE HYNES & SON Handkerchiefs \u2022 Gents\u2019 Hose In Chustmas Boxes.FUNERAL HOME Main Street Shawville.Gents\u2019\u2014boxed.Motor and horse-drawn Hearses.Phone 80.Personal attention.Armbands Handkerchiefs UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING and Garters In Boxes.Ladies\u2019 and Kiddies\u2019 Gifts for Her W.J.HAYES Boxed Handkerchiefs Lingerie Hosiery Silk Scarfs Compacts Fapetries.Gloves In different shades.Scarfs SHAWVILLE \u2022MAIN STREET All calls will receive prompt personal attention.Motor Hearse supplied If desired.Gloves Goloshes, Slippers Toilet Articles Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 .tr o NOTICE OF MEETINGS ORANGE HALL, SHAWVILLE : Sweaters In Assorted Colors.Braces In Christmas Boxes L.O.L.No.27, meets let Tuesday of each month W.H.Corrigan.W M.Rro.Hodgins, Secretary.Gifts for Him Fountain Pens Pocket Knives Ties Suits Neckwear Shaving Outfits Skates Belts.Overcoats Overshoes Underwear .Smoker Stands Sweaters In Chrismas Boxes \u2022CRIMSON ARROW an.P oNo^ meets ea0S,B0^h>.W.BRAT.W.P.Sir Kt.Joseph Steele, Reg.Call at SHAWVILLE LODGE 1.0.0.F.Ho.40 Murray Bros., üx s*.;«v-h =s brethren alway welcomed.The Tailors, Shawville.Give the Young Boy R.A.Dennis.N.« Secy.For Sale or to Rent a Gift he can wear : ILSON\u2019S GARAGE 640 acres good Western Wheat Land, all under cultivation.Good water ; close to school and neighbors ; 175 acres summmer-fallow.Will sell or rent on very easy terms, or will trade for Eastern property.For further information apply to SHAWVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE W T.SHORE - PROPRIETOR.Boys\u2019 Bl\u2019k Rib\u2019d Hose Fleece-lined Underwear Neckwear.Golf Hose Leather Mitts Pocket Knives Main Street, SHAWVILLE.< Genuine Ford and Chevrolet Parts Tirbs\u2014all kinds.Rkd Indian, En-ar-co and Vbbdol OILS AND GREASES.GENERAL REPAIRS.'Satisfaction guaranteed.* \u2014Phone No.40.ELLARD HODGIN8, Shawville, Que.I have on hand the fine* stock of Marble and Granite Mon^ * .meats ever placed before the pubi c of thisdisfrict.Prices are such that it will be to intendirg ^ purchasers\u2019!nterest to consult me before placing their ord#r elsewhere.Nothing too large\u2014nothing too small.FENCING AND CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALITY * FOR SERVICE TOYLAND I Purebred Yorkshire Boar, feé\u2014$1.00.¦ Farmers\u2019 Club, free service.Apply to K.J.WILSON, R.R.No.3, Con.4, Clarendon.HUH BService Members of Clarendon Select your Toys Now while the stock \u2014is Fresh and Complete- Drums, Horns, Tops, Hockey Sticks, Building Blocks, \u2022 Mechanical Toys, Mouth Organs, Drawing Slates, Chimes, Pop Guns, Kaleidscopes FOR SERVICE Berkshire Boar\u2014well bred.Service fee\u2014one dollar.Apply to W.S.HANNA, Yarm, Que.All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory.Accordéons, SHAWVILLE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.Haw Furs FOR SERVICE Purebred Berkshire Boar, dollar.Apply to FREDDIE TIPPINS, Charter!», Que.Fee\u2014one Fop the Table In doing your Fall Repairing do not forget that we handle everything in the building line\u2014 Building Papers, Glass, Nails, Roofing, etc., etc.LT We specialize in glazing broken Sash.We can handle all your Raw Furs at a very satisfactory price to the trapper.Market on most lines good, phone for latest prices.Candied Cut Peel, Table Raisins, Mixed Nuts Call or FOR SERVICE Oranges, Candies, Mince Meat, Maple Butter Marmalade, Purebred Yorkshire Boar for service.Zee\u2014one dollar Apply to GRAHAM THOMPSON.Zion Section, Clarendon.J.B.DOVER, I Catsups, Jams.Licensed Fur Dkai.hr.FOR SERVICE FARM FOR SALE Qtiyoo village Well draine i Let us make your home warmer this Winter with Storm Windows and Doors.Prices lower than for* some years.Purebred Yorkshire Hog.¦\t¦\tWould be very suitable to Swine Club members for breeding purposes.Fee, $1.00.Apply to ÀLF.ELLIOTT.1 Shawville, Qm N.B,\u2014This hog is also for sale.\u2014100 acres and well Will sell with or without Situated near clay loam, built up.movables.For fnrtber particulars ap ply to MRS.J.E.PHILLIPS, Quyon P.O, Que.C.F.HODCINS COT LTD R.».HODQINS PROPRIETOR.1 ¦ wonder you fell badly.T*m so glad you I cams.The poor little man To icoinjft fast He was vory fond of you, Alice \u2014very good to mo, poor Hugo.And you muen't think or him, ever, aa a murderer, Alice.We're convinced\u2014 Hei tor and I\u2014that he didn't kill Mr.™\u2014._ If ho was mad, ho wee only a little mad.He was so kind to women in distress.That was his madness, -Alice \u2014being kind and wanting to help who had got themselves Into ! difficulties.He couldn't bear# see others suffer.I've been thinking it I\tBuild Permanence, all out\u2014how good he was to me and1 Therefore, when we build, let ue _\t.\t.A.\tI to you.It worried him very much think that we build\u2014forever.Let It CHAPTER XL1L\u2014 ( Cont\u2019d.)\t, \u201cSent for me?My mother ment for thet Christopher had told you he was not be for preeent denght, nor for pre- SSÎ5@a6S85agœ«!SS^ï3F3S§§î Hector and Hugo were safe.\tI And the Signora is very ill herself.Shaking with sobs, Alice hid her that a time is to come when those Gaunt had reached the bottom and I heard the carriage, and thought it ; face more deeply in her mother's stones will be held sacred because our was staggering towards her in a half- was the doctor again, although it i»;#kirts.This was no time to discuss ; hands have touched them, and the* drunken fashion, Hugo lying across but an hour since he left.Hut come the details of her own tragedy.\tmen will aay as they look upon the his shoulder as inert as a dead man, jnnide, signora.}ou wi.l faint in the\t(To be continued.)\tlabor and the wrought substance of := js=S~ .™ - \"\" \" \" only a faint.'*\tIdyingy-that strange eerie little man which each word contains one more Carlo brought the lantern and they whom it was so difficult to think of as letter than the preceding word:\tl 1\ty\tlighted it Bright as the moonlight her father\u2014and mumsey had sent for i do not care about garden parties,1 wx m\ti\t\u2022\tv * i\twas, its radiance had an unnatural | ber.Only she had got the message\talthough receiving numberless invlta- ARE YOU RUDE TO\t\\OUR\tlanguage is brutal and a\tfar greater quality> and n aPemed impossible to:long before a telegram was despatch-\tUonfl periodically.CHILDREN?\toffense to good breeding than was my just what bad happened to Hugo.ed.Her mother\u2019s voice had reached her entai rudeness is the reproof of chil-\tuaupcdiiw uîwtq\tthe flaflk ,n my coet P0**®*.\u201d\tI was not looking iier beet; that, for one through pleasant woodlands, often- plants.Attractive Illustrated samples dren in the presence of others.You\tMfcbri IN n\tBut neither the water nor the thing, she needed a wash.But this times Judiciously accompanying ex- and full co-operation ,a mcney-makliU| would far better strike your child in A little glycerine rubbed over the brandv revived Hugo.He was not was not a moment when mirrors in- eurBlon,sl8 mountaineering.\t| opportunity.LUKE BROTHERS\u2019 tm\": srjzstnz.tstjssussyss\t^ .IHr « sues! u fore strangers.\tcement,\tshoe polish, etc.\tHaunt gave Carlo some hurried di- sounded in the quiet house, a bell rang.'\tImportunate, occasionally disappoint- There is but one way to\tmake your\tWhen\tsoft custard or custard\tsauce( rections.He was to go down into Maddeline looked out inquisitively\ting, unquestionably disembarrassing, child uniformly respectful and polite curdles in making, set in a pan of ice Ventimiglia as fast as he could and from a swing door leading to the kit- unreasonableness, conscientiousness, to you and to all he meets, and that water and beat with an egg-beater f*tch a doctor.\tchen quarters, and withdrew after a | do not feel alarm, having happily is to be uniformly polite to him and until smooth.\tCarlo made off.Used as he was to somewhat prolonged scrutiny of the overcome Jaundiced prejudice's Inconsiderate of his feelings.\tIf the surface is solid, not veneered, the mountains, it would take him\t*.ru\u201e .\t#ilJ numerable traducements, determinate- \"tIFJ\tZZ\t! seSST zz55' Here they are:\t| pv^tv to the topmost piece of paper.wet bandkercheif.He was consider- She did not explain to him how it had tions Incomprebenstblenees \"Get uo out of that chair.Don't Repeat as many times as may be nec- ably weakened by loss of blood, but It happened, but questioned him anxi-you know enough to offer your chair senary to cause the compressed wood ^ag the trickling into his eyes that ously about the situation in the house-to a lady?\"\tfibres to swell to their original dimen- he minded.He looked rather terrible hold.He looked an old, tired man.\u201cLook at your face!\tGo and wash\tsion.This remedy is only efficient\twith his streaked face, his eyes glar-\tand there was a cut on his\tforehead j\tGood\tand Bad Luck.\u201cSo you didnT pass your examina-I are gouged out.\tketa from the cave and they laid Hugo\tring always to the man she\tbelieved\tdressing, one\taccidentally puts on a tion?Well, tffit\u2019s about what I ex- For cleaning embroidery on goods Qut on them covering him up In a vain to be her father, as Hugo.They had garment Inside out, an unexpected gift pec ted !\"\tthat will not wash, cover with a thick\te(yort bring some warmth to his\tgone on a picnic to Castle\td'Appio.\twill shortly arrive.To carry about \u201cQuit that!\"\tpaste of powdered French chalk and\tcojd limbg\tand Hugo had taken it into\this head\ta coin with a\thole in It is to secure \u201cGo away!\u201d\talcohol, lay a piece of clean muslin; \u201cCan't you make him swallow a lit- to climb up to the top of the ruin, one's self against misfortune, and if \u201cNow don't try to be smarty!\" j over it, and roll up like a jelly roll, tie brandy?\" she whispered.\tThere had been trouble in getting him ; ewallowa are permitted to build near rebellion, and where they do not pre- chalk.\t\u201cA clot on the brain, I think.\" could not possibly last more than a maturely harden the child\u2019s feelings Wet the ends of the fingers and jean s*t beside Hugo holding one few hours.Her mother was with him.they are the cause of intense pain.| draw them over a wet take of toilet bjg unresponsive hands.Gaunt Tes, of course Alice could go up.She\t#,«h.b£Ü \"ÎT\t\"*** Whatever rebuke you may feel\twith a scratching motion, fore- ' washed his blood-caked face, lit his musn t be shocked by her mother's ep- af -^ - i B\tKes s\t: a - - - - -,,h .^V^Txnn' STS$2,'ShSur55 I «- B5S csss a- A ssaa sîsë.aF Nssapr £3.5i==3\tzB # -SÏBE;\tI-™- - \u201cDon't you know,\" he eeid \u201cthat it\tNo one was astir.The untidy little '\"Sj\tI will \" AHce mooned EBSfsa\t«E;f -\tg ssii pect other peopkto do thesame.Your TW0 \u201cNURSERY TOYS.\"\t^t'\"m%^Thebig hotels'\"were had drawn toVout the glare 4787.The \u201cTeddy Bear has ever all shuttered, the flower gardens burnt *u7r P1688*1).1^ dlm' A s\t?s sir, mm?* well.These toya may be made of felt, of the siesta.\t| conscious face.He looked like a or flannel, or Terry cloth, and filled Some idigh* rv.it f came when the shriveled little boy, did Hugo, but gro-with cork, kopak, or exdlsior.The carriiig