The equity, 4 mars 1937, jeudi 4 mars 1937

[" No 30.f)4Tii Year SHAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE., THURSDAY, MAliVll 4, 1037 $1.50 par annum In / d\\ r z c# 2.00 to the United bmu.I ' BORN Shaw ville Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs.A.A.Macartney, on Monday evening, March 8thf at 8.00 o'clock.JAMES A.MILLAR Cowling\u2019 ADVOCATE.ARRISTER.elc.BuSirtCSS 129 Main St., Hull, Que.College At Pontiac House, Shawville, every Thursday afternoon.At Moyle\u2019s Hotel, Campbell\u2019s Bay, every Thursday morning.It\u2019s a good , At Shawville Nursing Home on Pro- Friday, Feb y 20, 1037, to Mr.and gram\u2014Election of officers.Roll Mrs.Orla Young, (nee Janet call\u2014Irish jokes.Assisting hostes- Stewart, of Bristol) a daughter ses, Mrs.H.G Hudgins and Mrs.|\t__________ S.Langford Shawville Hardware Store School Ottawa, Canada Now ia the time to enter ao that you will he prepared when normal times return, which we confidently expect will be in the near future.Write for catalogue.Enter anytime.Sherwin-Williams Semi-Lustre Enamel The New Interior Finish for 1937 DIED Bristol St.Andrew's Y P I) McCallum\u2014At Shawville Nursing florae on Saturday, February 27th, Margaret Caitelle, wife of CLARENCE T.BROWNLEE was held from Geo.Hynes & Son s, funeral home on Monday to Portage du Fort Anglican Church, where service was conducted by Rev.T.Legget ment was made at Portage du The Y.P.U.of Bristol St.Andrew\u2019s United Church held their fortnightly meeting in the basement of the church on Monday night, Feb y 22nd.The topic for the evening was \u2019 The Charm of the English Bible\u201d.Alex Murray conducted the meeting and presented the topic.Marion Bailey read the sc ripture and Gilbert | Fort cemetery.Young led in prayer.The presi«|HHMHfjHMB| dent, Winters McCorriston, presid- Miss S.W.E.COWLING, President REPRESENTING MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE Co._ OF CANADA Phone 20- 7, R.1, Shawville, Quo N.W.BRAITHWAITE Principal In For HA RL AND G.ROW AT NOTARY PUBLIC Graduate of McGill University Horner-At his late i evidence, Charteris, Que., on Sunday, February 28th, 1937, William J.Horner, in his 87th year\t______ _____________ funeral was held at two o\u2019clock I Gordon on Wednesday afternoon, |0lF,( K \u2014 In the G.F.Hodgins Building on Wednesday afternoon, 3rd March loth, at two o\u2019clock.Pro inst., from the late home to gram\u2014Election of officers and Con Norman United Church and I veners\u2019 reports, Roll call\u2014Pay Cemetery.\tmen toffees.Walls Woodwork and Furniture ed at the business period Shaw acted as secretary.Rev.F.W.Taylor closed the meeting with prayer.A period of recreation concluded the evening.^tRW/N-WlLLlA^ A Product^ The Elmside Women\u2019s Institute The I will meet at the home of Mrs.Jas.SHAWVILLE, QUE.Main Street, Que sa -.J\u2014j murr\tCH**°' St.Gerards Eliminate Campbell\u2019s Bay Win Twcgame'fcries by 11 to 4 I J.OSCAR LAFLAMME This washable, sanitary, satin-finish Enamel fits the needs of kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.choose from.Advocate.Barrister, Solicitor, etc.Office : Campbell\u2019* Bay, Que (In Lawn Block) Glknn\u2014 \\t the home of his nephew, Lewis Hark ness, Maryland section, Bristol, Que., on t MARRIED 12 beautiful shades to Pultz-Smith » *4111 94th year.The funeral was held An interesting marriage was Campbell's Bay, champions of from the home of Mr.Lewis solemnized on Thursday at the Pontiac Senior Hockey League, Haikness on Wednesday after- home of the bride's brother, Wil were eliminated from the district\tnoon, 3rd inst., to\tSt.Andrew's\tI lam Smith, of\tLitchfield, when play downs by the fast stepping\tUnited Church,\tBristol, for\tMargaret McGaw Smith, second St.Gerard\u2019s of Ottawa, champions\tservice at two o\u2019clock.Inter-\tdaughter of the\tlate Mr.and Mrs.of Hull district, who won the two\tment was made in\tNorway Bay\tStillman Smith,\tbecame the bride game series by 11 to 4.\tCemetery.\tof William Lee Pultz, of Renfrew.The Hull champions won the\t- Rev.R.L.Maines, of Campbell's first engagement on Shawville ice PERSONAL MENTION Bay, performed the ceremony.on Wednesday night by 0 to 2 and\t___ The bride who was unattended, and the second game played in urfl Ke: met Black and son wore a becoming costume of coro Arnprio,5to2\t'\tBerwyn of Ottawa a,e vLitïng\t,e,l with .m.tehing.neves- The game in Shawville was the natives in town this week.\t«onesand the wedding music w-vs fastest witnessed here for some\t^ H.mîitnn ,iF m-.iViw! pbiyed by Miss Can le Smith.BCilrE/sE\"\tfeis than that which was dished up Mr.and Mrs R.A.Hodgins, left for their home in their iimil play off with Shaw- went to Renfrew on Friday to ville and the game was much more attend fhe funeral of Mr.W.A.\tRfiht pr-Howarh keenly contested than the score Moore.\t.,.\t.\t.indicates.\tMr.Melvin Hodgins, of McGill A pretty wedding took place at For sixteen minutes in the open* University, spent the week-end ,Jie tfaptist viinrcn, ixoranaa, ing session.C.Bay held their fast- with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.\tuf*\tevening, be by skating and more experienced op- G.Hodgins.\tf,,1*1\u2019 at 7.30 o clock, when Grace afawSSS ÆÆ.ttrÆirs avatar\"- ^ °* pace in the second period to score Mr.W.E.Millions, of South %r*h.of Wyman, Que.Rev.S.tour more on brilliant displays of Porcupine, Ont, was a weekend ^5/* *u .°4U ?iilftJ i speed and team work.\tguest at the home of Miss E.M.The bride looked charming in a In the final frame St.Gerard\u2019s Cunningham, Stark\u2019s Corners, lovely gown of tea rose satin made failed to score and after a deter-\t,\tn\tw;l n .on long princess lines and wore mined effort C.Bay battled their Mr.and Mrs C.D.Wilson and silver coloured accessories wav through to score twice on daughter, of Kemptville, Ont, carried a bouquet of Johannahill phy, both plays being from close 00 Sunday.in giving the St.Gerard goalie Mr.Alex Castelle, of Montreal, little chance to save\tattended the obsequies of his «iatei .\t, .\t__ __., Although hard-fought only five Mrs Margaret McCallum, whose bouquet of yellow ro es and fern.penalties were imposed by the death occurred at Shawville Nurs- M?*e Woodrow Stephens accom \",,d - The tennis:\tgraduate of Renfrew Victoria Campbell\u2019s Bay\u2014Goal, T.Smith » Hospital, is spending a vacation defence, Gordon and Prondfoot i at the home of her parents, Mr.centre, Belanger ; wings, Ren nick and Mrs.W.J.Hayes, in town.Ranger* L^m ith'and C.Logan.\"\"'I, Mrs.Jack Wilson, of Kemptville ger, B.Blondin, R.Barbeau, W.nouie-\tCentral Canada Bonspeil in Ot-\t\u201e Saunders.\tRev.W.B.McCallum, of St\ttawa last week, being defeated by | Eye, Far, Nose and Throat Specialist \u2014\tElmo, Maxville, Ont., visited a Pembroke rink 13 to 6 ; wiiraing|*******E**gj|^^*j*| In the second game at Arnprior friends in town for a few days from Winchester 9 to ft and elimin-Friday night, before a crowd recently.Mr McCallum preached ated by Metcalfe 10 to 7.which filled the auditorium to at the evening service in the capacity.Campbell\u2019s Bay display- United Church on Sunday last.\tM Anni.mcNaIIv cd their best efforts in the open- M,, Norrifi Brough ,nd Mits\tMrs\tAmUeMcNaUy Saunders and Lobbe teamed up in Mrs.(Dr.) John Tweddell, of\tafternoon,\tfrom ht.\tBarnabas a passing play and followed it up Kingston, Ont., is at the home of Church wit.î Rev.b like omciat __j minute later when Gilmour her mother, Mrs.Geo.W Dale,\ting.\t,\t.\t,\t^\t\u2014\te tallied, aided by Scott and Mulli- this week owing to the serious\tMrs.McNally was the\tdaughter GorQOli T#\tPfllll can.\tillness of her sister, Miss Muriel of John Bryint and Jane Taylor1\tuvm .» ***** In the concluding stanza the Dale, who we are pleased\tto report\tgnd was born in 1 ittsneld.Mass., Bull champions cinched the game was much improved on\tTuesday\ty .S.A., on July-1st, 1WM.Follow* when they drove three more past afternoon.\t\u201c\tmg the Civil W a: she came with Smith, all on combimtion plays\t-\u2014- her parents to reside in Eastern ###% m# for friendly _ competitions end Saskatoon ; Ben and Verner, of margin of five Ontario ; Harry, of Bethune ; Wil S*» EHHilS ESsSlpi shawville Clara (Mrs.M.Mulvihill) died ing the flu epidemic of 1918.There are twenty-seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.The pall bearers were : Jamee Bennett, A E Hambleton, Robt Short, Fred H.Jones, Robert Baird and Chas H.McDowell.Bmial took place in the family lot in Rosedale Cemetery, Moose CLINTON H.DOWD B.A LL.B , C.L.Advocate, Barrister, etc.Main Street Shawville Hardware Store || Hull, Que Phone, Slier.1354 At Pontiac House, Shawville, Que every Friday evening.THE W.A.HODGINS STORE DONAT Le GUERRIER B.A., LL.B., Notary Public CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY, QUEBEC MEN\u2019S SUITS Branch at Quyon ; will call any Monday on request.Matters dealt with by correspondence Dp.R.E.DAGG SURGEON DENTIST Graduate of McGill University Office : Hayes\u2019 Block, Centre Street Shawville, que.They \u2019re here New Spring Samples have just arrived from I Phone\u201419 c< FASHION - CRAFT D.J.CAMPBELL She Veterinary Surgeon shawville and Miss Jean Hamilton, wore a navy figured Phone 81.crepe tunic, with accessories to She wore a shoulder PROGRESS BRAND CLOTHES It match Dr.R.G.DOCKS Dental Surgeon Graduate of McGill University Post Graduate Work in Detroit and New York Hospitals CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY, QUE.Phone 44 Local Curlers Compete in Central Canada Speil At Ottawa L Cheviots, Tweeds, Serges, Saxonies, clever, refreshing, weaves in bright checks, herringbones, plaids and mixtures.f- -r\"= Office / > H.K.NEILSON, M.D.m m MEDICAL AMTS BUILDING ISO METCALFE STREET, on m OTTAWA.PHONE, QUEEN 768 ONT.Shades that range from dark to medium, to every kind of brighter hue.W.G.CHISNELL Public Auctioneer Bailiff Superior Court lac SHAWVILLE - QUE.at one A great choice of patterns to choose from, tailored to your personal measurements.INSURANCE REPRESENTING COMPANIES Strong Experienced $25.0° Dependable Through Generations Teams :\t\u201e\t,\t\u201e\t,\t.\u201e St.Gerard s\u2014Goal, Howe ; de were defeated by a fence, Moynahan and R.Saunders; shots.Mrs, R.centre, A.Scott and Gilmour ; subs Me Saunders, Lobbe, Barbeau\t¦ Campbell\u2019s Bay\u2014 Goal, Smith 5 Shaw\u2019s rink 7 to 5.defence, Gordon and Proudfoot i The rinks and scores follow ; centre, Belanger ; wings, Ren nick\tPembroke\tShawvillb ~-iith, E Ra Referees- Dean Ingra Happy Hooper, of Ottawa.St.Gerard\u2019s will now play-off with Smith\u2019s Falls, winners of the Ottawa series with the first game at Mrs.u.narram Smith s Falls to-nigbt( Wednesday) Mrs.E.Rowan and the second game at the Otta- Mrs.E Cone, auditorium on Friday night.QUE.dur Belanger ; wings iphy ; subs, E.S nger, 0.Logan.s, Ren nick tanton, L.Nursing Home Miss E.Devlin, H 7 1 î\"11111 ft in * I f f fit V V « « ll I M a brief said Jesus, 'a in its inspiration.35.By this all men know that ye disciples, if ye have love one r.It is certainly by our be-Christ that xve become his dis- minutes.period.! 1 > * '/ \u2022 ) » Youthful Defendant l , are ro> to anot hvi : 7.\u2022 lief in cinles, but it is by our love for one another that we become known to others as the disciples of Christ.1 r i' There are four things that can fruit.happen to a grain of wheat: it can be I has a hoarded, with the possibility of ulti both the lifting up mate destruction by mould, mildew, earth on the cross, and his subsequent or rust it can be immediately con- going up from the earth into heaven, æ ; rs bnsrwwsffs fore lost for all purposes; or it can ly prove that the cress is .e basis f Leona, a Chihuahua weighing less than a pound, registered at least that much anticipation when this \"hot dog\u201d was dangled before her at lunch time.Both were at the Westminster Kennel Club Show, but only Leona was entered.I Retires m And a Hearty Time Was Had by AU mml \u2018X Comrade\u2019s Bomber m 1 #ÈMÊÈ * \\ 1 < «V ¦sr i ia@:' If.m y f ¦ V m A % ?vtv^y .1 ¦ -A « K \u2022: \u2022 » ¦ K.Tcdford, retiring of the Canadi- Capt.E general manager National Steamships was cently presented cd gold watch in his marin?career, extending over half a century.The presentation made by R.B Teakle, Lis behalf of the of- 1 > 53 re- , * un 1 mm' t with an inscrib-recognition of * M i: ! ¦ I «68» / In court, charged with killing his father, is 16-year-old Billy Meagher, of Denver, Colo, slew dad for mistreating mother, Mrs.Ethel Meagher (lower).32 was successor, on ficcrs and shipmates of the com- y ¥ VM* He % pany.A 4» v» Canada Should Aid in Building Up the Empire A * W m *-*«* \u2022r* Producing Best Class of Horse V ?m Hon.G.Howard Ferguson, foi mer Ontario premier, told a meeting here recently he believed Canadians had enough character to \"assert their manhood\" in order to assist in building up a greater British Empire as world good.Admitting that Canadians might he able to keep this country free from foreign invasion provided they prepared to lean on the strong Without the presence of the best horse on every farm, efficiency in transforming farm feeds into horse power, will never be realized with any economy or profit.There is a wide field in Canada to produce horses with more power and endurance than the average draft horse seen around many farms.And it is well also that there arc many farmers who are fast coming to regard poor property that horse which not fully fit the task by which he pays his way.TORONTO.i ( $ \u2022 .