The equity, 2 avril 1931, jeudi 2 avril 1931

[" O No.42, 4Hrit Year SHAW VILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE THUBSDAY, A Pit IL ± 19^1 $1.60 per r m urn l»i advrr«e 2 00 to the United States.I (fowling Business College LOCAL NEWS Fcon Salk* The Ladies' Guild of St.Paul\u2019s Church will hold a food in XV.A.H (Ml if in*' new store on Saturday.April 1th.Sale will opvn at J ÎVÎ p.m.HENRY\u2019S Shawville Hardware Store SHORTHAND SCHOOL We sell baby chicks incubators and blunders CTIKItV.Quyon Wrapped Bread a tV veut a per loaf for sale at A.F.Moore's Grocery, Main Street.Siuwvii.lk Mat PERSONAL MENTION OTTAWA, ONT.Sherwin-Williams Paints And Varnishes Miss Rose Cohen, of Lmark, has No Schoo in Canada offers a better been n guest during the p-i'-t week training, or ensures a more successful The Clarendon Women's Insti- of lier sister, Mrs s.B.Cohen* future.Henry's lead- all other*.m«i liiSi mms^MSSS^ , Mr*.Harry Stephen*, of Hamil- bo.in.w men.In dUverti.ln* for «t.no £S.|H2E I April 8th, at 2 o\u2019c lock, p.ra.Pro- Sheppard, who has been seriously gram : -\"Why onr Voung People f^'' considerable time at the Should Remain in Canada,\" by home of her daughter, Mrs.Thus.Mrs Percy Ballantiue.Roll call\u2014 Shore Name a Canadian city and tell =z where it is situated.Ottawa, Canada Write for catalogue Enter any time.At New Lower Prices reduced 40c per gal.H 30c n S.W.P.\" Brand \" Family Brand Mar Not Floor Euamel, 4-hour Commonwealth Barn Paint Sher-Wil-Lac Enamels Flat Tone Wall Paints W.E Gowmno, II.G, W.Braith wait Prin.Pres 40c D.E.HENRY.Direi tor.02 Bank Street D.J.CAMPBELL Veterinary Surgeon SHAW VILLE.40c 40c J.-OSCAR LAFLAMME 30c Advocate, Barrister, Solicitor, etc.Office : Campbell'* Bay, Que (Over Telephone Exchange).imufiiiis both of' \u201d\t*\t' visitors and members.The usual business was transacted and work, _\t¦¦¦¦¦ done, after which the ladies and | Dkar Mr.and Mm.Sinclair their\tenjoyed the 8iimptu*H|||m*mm Phone 81.Varnish Stain Kopal, Mar-Not and Fast Dri Varnishes Rubber Set Paint and Varnish Brushes Turpentine.insurance FIRE AND LIFE.Lead, Oils, The Address DR.R.E.DAGG MR.H G.YOUNG SURGEON DENTIST ou s repast that wu provided by I ^e» friends and neighbors, have I (Graduate of McGill University The old building on Lang Street.*>\u201d* t0 T kljve' b,,t\"c\tPhone 18g\u201dAWV,LLE\u2019 QVB* tion at present with the object of | ^ ^ good neighbors, always ready to convei ting it into an apartment 'envk* the Womens Missionary- - STiSWCiSa&»Kfcor.r.c.docks, dehm surgeon tlieir golden wedding anniversary, *»>lre Breeders Association, were\tof the following they Having been married in the niso present.\t.,£*\u2019» exercises by girls of the year IS81-50 year» ago-by the »lr.Nspler reported to the meet- -Miasion iiand \u2022 Rev.Nathan Austin, Methodist that it hud been proposed that \\'r VmT* u' minister, who was at that time Uve district or Comity Ayrshire \u2022'{.Chamberlain, h.Clusnell and L.stationed at I'm taga du Fort.\tBreeders\u2019 Clubs be formed within P»}1*11*;\t, Mrs.Thus.Dean and Mrs.J.R the area covered by the histern A Sacied Brama, fhe Challenge S«r\".rvfcSTwrSS paTîS.,.1'\u2019\ti Smilev, Mrs.James Mullins and continue on nud tonn the Central ' f8\t,!\t'* xïu wilh r>ink «*\u2022«*» buckle.Finder plen.se* Mrs Êmmerson Dean, who planned Executive Committee of these Ww» \\V.* dcDowell, Mrs.\\\\.Harris leave at B.C.Horner's Shoe Store and carried out this pleasing and Uhib*, the members of the latter M »s M.CUisne.l.- up-to-date function.\tbeing the President, Vice-President\tQuai tette-Mrs\tU L.\t\\\\ oodley.\tfor SALE-One Brood\tSow.\tand 12.\u2019» Mrs.Emmerson Dean, daughter-\t»nd the Secretary Treasurer of\tP,rJ*\t( miie\t.Mrs.\tJ.\tArgue\tchoice Cedar Posts.Apply\tto\tW.\tJ.in law, made the magnificent wed\teach district dub.That tliw pm-\tand Mi-^K\tWoodley.\tjiiayes,\tsh,i« x,n,.T* ding cake which was four stories\tPosai had the endorsation ol the high and beautifully iced, decorat-\tExecutive Committee ot t he said\t* ed and trimmed with silver leaves CBib and that the sanction of the\t\u2022 Fruit Cackta in* fens of thousands of croco _______ d les are destroyed lu Hrltlsh Kant and decimated populations and ravaged Central Africa each year, hut so vast territories, and summarizes his pic-the reptile hordes that even tin- hire of a completely dev**ted Eur-1er the decimation their numbers ope: \\\\ttnd t ini Knowledge of balanced diet in lead* \u2022It | i ts housewives to serve moans In 1 which everything tastes It* best and to iho e In no surfeit of carb >-hyd»;»n»t ni and heartv fi»ds, which leave a b feeling afterward*.Fruit cock;., :* take the place of foody soups; t^ttgy he \u2018 fruit sherbet* balance the meat course mt .and the dality fruit dessert supplants In til** the heavy pudding, rail 'd Meats, pastries amt the bea tier foods are arid forming la the system ¦ ».'ii it I and lead to sour stomach Tb s may ; bm avoided by neutralizing tie body | acids with fruit, which is alkaline la fed.Its roaotion oa the body, though tile with fruit IWf is tar: and acid.Fruit cocktails are a combinai ion It in modern * There is th i \\ * 1 a slips under i he ladd -, type which climb ea-llv i ?i an: eft i kS tu a new World War, ciernuny Mhva'K, .i campa Ik d of till» kind and Austria», as well as Italy, their op ii., up \"side Issues In uuiuspectliiK \u201c\u201c/\u2022\tue crushed from the first ,1 red ions.The war on the crocodile hour.Hut tieneral Ludendorlf.sur attracted the attenllmt of acletv] veylug the events following the first ftlmv little signs of diminution i ti.t' * i i v The Ut 11 horn w ith rubber feel, h being t and not mjureil b> dtiinpnoss boudoir, the ski i ! s*u engaged in tropical research* and \u2018*a-v twblliiitloi * le\tntii their inquiries have produced some re- cr countries, victor* him vanquished remarkable results.One U that the alike, would be dragged into the same < ucodlle probably >i\u201e.-ad* the dread catastrophe, and would perish by ^guwjgwu\t¦IHfor It has tire* bv ^rnis.by gave*, and by fam lue.Here is the final chapter of tbit h moi i il> < 4 juilady'# sit< lu frou h no long i or capable of the slightest effort.1101 even to express their will.\u2022\u2018Revolution breaks out In (\u2019z* \\> oil together.Oranges, giapefmit.haunts the very places, marshy shores and damp, bushy creeks, which are thej favorite breeding spots of the tsetse tty, the insect which Is the chief agent \"J iu the spread of sleeping sickness.\u2018 Research has not yet gone far How the Crocodiles Are Kept Down val themselves tu t w *edge , an a ni idole to the,»* dire prop i hecles of the aging Teutonic warrior the French weekly prints a \u201crecall to \u2019 order* from Paul Palnleve, advising Europeans to keep a tight rein o: theit; overstimulated imaginations \u201cLet us not veu'ur».Into prophecy | because scientific and Industrial con dit ions evolve so rapidly.C\u201e thought should remain fixed In the midst of changing vicissitudes; that Is the resolute will to do everything which Is humanly possible to avoid the recurrence of the catastrophe \u201cWisdom ought to keep us from envisaging a too distant future our conjectures be limited to ai» preaching years 1 » îat it rendiez, i it i 1 1 < L.V \\ alio can wea l \\ iivt-n should \u2022In: in rar« Condiments One l i -auvv.UCe, led comli- Tlien Lo walked iu to an astonished treasury official with long strings «»t Imagine every time you go to the natives carrying score upon score of tap that a thiite» n-feet-long, scaly am- young crocodile heads threaded lik»-phlbiau, with wide, open Jaws set herrings on sticks, wiîii i t.w s of vh i\"u > (#, - ,i.is crouching in the sink waiting to devour you, and you will gain some idea of the er, entered enthusiastically Into the terror which lurks for the unwary na- campaign and brought iu such prodis live in every African lake and river ions numbers of eggs that the reward for them had to be reduced us w< Many ca noemeu have taken up crocodile egg collecting as a permanent business that the crocodile's chief enemy was a & PC] X To Palish Brass ck pepp has the > mil mil >.»Jf mi per.Put .mit vu a soft been dampened with Vi nog r brass or « uni that i' pretty serious cloth which People with 'hi\t.1\t.\"\u2018»! ct in be pol Idea condiments tin.» polish i me effect on the gall i i \u2022 liver as drinking alcoholic j f< p: \u201cDid you hear about Trailer, the detective?lie ran down ihtee people ill one -i The native, being the chief suffer- Second Cop: \u201cGreat work; I sup- p - he win get promoted.\u201d First Cop: \u201cHe will not.Ho got fined for reckless driving.\" < After that heads had to bo adult v« Iu « organs are fo LtV 1 I\\ ished d * :» » ivera should re i gets nut of or i.n That Is enough\" Mrs.Solomon Says i i Won\u2019t | ut as will north of Natal \\ ci is as imj *' i- a shorter word than i Use Soap! i id N< I » la( ion- pow -I is not ' \u201cves.\" Th» great beasts, measuring sometimes as much as six feet across the shoulder, lie up ugah st the bank at places where water is drawn, or con Scientist says that Chicago gang stem can he reformed by psychiatry We didn't know the science was so from a fitting or pipe, piaster on wet dead I mon ip hut often harder to * ay If there is a slight smell of gas e them on cold meat i mi They soon found out v 1 nut ! one lias cultivated Merck (1626) This will stop Cincinnati Inquirer soap immediately the escape till tie gas-fitter can repair the leak.To prevent your holier rusting, as soon as the water Is emptied out ou washing day, and while It la still hot.rub on a generous coating of ioap.This prevents rust, and the soap will start a good lather next washing day.If you find a small mouse-hole In the skirtlngboard or cupboard, choke It up with soap that they will not come through or make another hole near the first one.If a ladder suddenly appears In your silk stocking, rub some moist soap on It at once, but mend It before the stocking Is washed.for then., js i It ib n >w March, and the northern : w ind drietli up the southern dirt.i The air is sharp, but the sun Is comfortable and the hay begins to, lengthen.The forward gardens give ! the fine sallet.s.aud a nosegay ol violets is a present for a lady.Now 1 beghmeth nature, as jt were, to out of her sleep and send the Traveler to survey the walks of the The tree begins to hud and the grass to peep abroad.\\ bile the thrush with the blackbird n.nke u charm in the young springs The milkmaid w ith her best beloved tnlk away weariness to the market, and 'u an honest meaning kind words do 1 w 1 *a'* un