The equity, 29 avril 1937, jeudi 29 avril 1937

[" f No.44, 54tii Veab SHAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTS', QUE THURSDAY, APJHL L>9, 1937, $1.50 per ann urn In Advance 2 00 to the United States.! JAMES A.MILLAR Cowling Business College IC s a PERSONAL MENTION Order your chick a now from Shan ville Hatchery; good Shawville Hardware Store Miss I va Langford, of Ottawa, is visiting lier mother Mm.S.Bi A,, L L# L* ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, etc 129 Main St., At Pontiac House, Shawville, every fternoon.At Moyle\u2019s Hotel, Campbell\u2019s Bs^, every Thursday mornihg.R.W.H o oui N s, Prop School This year treat all your seed Langford, this week VOe\tSummer vacation with their par Hull, Que.Ottawa, Canada Now is the time to enter so that you will he prepared when normal times return, which we confidently expect will be in the near future.Write for catalogue.Enter any time.Sherwin-Williams Semi-Lustre Enamel Thurtd Radford Young People\u2019s Union |ente in town will present their three act farce-comedy, entitled, \u201cA Hoodoed Coon\", in the Shawville Theatre on Saturday night, May 1st.Ad mission, 25 and 15 cent?.Mr.Robert Robertson resumed him position as teller in the local office of the Bank of Montreal this week, after spending a vacation with his parents at Kilmarnock, CLARENCE T.BROWNLEE REPRESENTING MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE Co OF CANADA The New Interior Finish for 1937 W.E.COWLING, President H.W.BRAITHWAITE Principal under the Scotland Coronation Tea .-.For HARLAND C.ROWAT NOTARY PUBLIC Walls Woodwork and Furniture Graduate of McGill University ^rw/n-Willia^ i'L Products E\u2019i.ay entitled, \u201cKidnapping SHAWVILLE, QUE.by them.From time immemorial, observes a writer in the Montreal Herald, sea birds have been rewarded by The marriage was quietly solera* I sailors as precious.Woe betide the nized at Noranda, Que., at 7.30 man who slays one of \u201cMother Car-o'clock.Thursday evening.April eF s Chickens!\u201d The fate of the 15th, 1937.hy Rev.Fr.Pelaar.man who shot the albatross is well* when Jennie Louisa Pearl, daugh- known .ter of Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Stark.But there are other supersitions The annual convention ot ()f Shawville.Que., became the concerning sea birds.Many sailors.Women's Institutes of 1 ontiac Lo.bride of Mr.William Stanton, son for instance, believe that they are will be held in the United Church.0j Mrs Stanton and the late J S.the wandering souls of evil-doers Stark's Corners, on VVednesdrty,JstHiitoii, of Quyon.Que.\tcondemned to continual move- May 5th, 193,, commencing at W.(U) Miss Jean Hamilton was brides ment.Some believe they carry the a.m., when reports will be received\tand Mr.Steve McLean, acted souls of masters of lost ships, plain* _______________________________________________________ carried to the land for Christian burial.Oefi< k \u2014 In the G.F.Hodgins Building Main Street, Que.I J.OSCAR LAFLAMME This washable, sanitary, satin-finish Enamel fits the needs of kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.choose from.ch**0,\\ Advocate, Barrister, Solicitor, etc.Office : Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que (In Lawn Block) \u2022l/ff MARRIED I Women\u2019s Institutes Hold Annual Convention at Starks Corners Stanton\u2014Stark 12 beautiful shades to CLINTON H.DOWD B, A LL, B.f C\u2022 L# Advocate, Barrister, etc.Main Street Shawville Hardware Store Hull, Que Phone, S lier.13.04 At Pontiac House, Shawville, Que e *?ry Friday evening.THE W.A.HODCINS STORE DONAT Le GUERRIER LL.B.Notary Public CAMPBELLS BAY, QUEBEC up Mr.T F.Ritchie, of the Dominion Experimental Farm will speak on Vegetable Growing.B.A For government tested Clovers and Timothy free from harmful weed seeds go to The Shawville Milling Co.The small gray gulls which fly swiftly up and down the Bosphorus, near the Golden Horn, .skimming close to the surface of the water without ever seeming to alight, are said by sailors to be the souls of wicked captains of ships sentenced to wander thus till the Day of Judg-Rev.R F.Stillman, who has I ment FRILLED CURTAINS Branch at Quyon ; will call any Monday on request.Matters dealt with by correspondence j Free Moving Picture Show at Wilson s Hall, Friday Night Cobden Minister Retiring Through the efforts of Game Warden, G.A Howard, and Jus.C.McCuaig, Secretary of the Fish\t.\t, .\t.\t.and Game Protective Association, been minister ot the l lilted Church a\tof motion\twill be congregations at Cobden screened at Wilson's Hall on Fri- W'ieen h Line tor the past five.\tBig Pear, sheU Areas day night of this week at eight years, has announced Ins retire There are three big pearl shell look\t., mentfrora the active ministry m areas p, the world which produce ISeÜFTO of vital irndortance to everv resi- Spring Stallion Show on Shaw- buyer never says shells!) The shell dent and a large audience is hoped ville Fair Grounds, Saturday, from the Torres Strait, which sep- May 8th, at 1.30 p.in.\tI arates Papua from Cape York Pen- Shawville Fair, Sept.23, 21, 25 insula, Australia, is usually gold or Watch for the announcement of I sdver lipped, and produces many the definite date for program of medium-priced perfect pearls of fine ,\tsports on the Exhibition grounds! luster.The seed pearls of the world The Elraside Women h Institute Shawville, during the day and in come from the Persian gulf, as well held their regular meeting at the the evening entertainment follow-1 as occasional large blacks, home of Mr*.Paul Chabot o\" I ed by dances in the two h UK Wednesday afternoon, April\tevent will in many ways be similar Mrs.Murray was in the chair and Uo that held on the King's Birth- Ozone Form of Oxygen Mrs.Melvin Stewart acted as day last year.R.W.Hudgins,\tOzone is a form of oxygen.The HeLr.etrtry*\t.i »\tSecretary, molecules of the ordinary oxygen of The programme was in the form |\t-^- the air are built of two oxygen at- r.v z.\tr the common place life interesting » years.Mr.Morrison took an a silent electric discharge, or fluo- was given by Mrs.Pritchard.\tactive part in the affairs of the rV?e *?s; fr,.c?*tal?wave len^ths of Meeting closed with the smg- church until his recent illness.ultraviolet light.It is an excellent in g of God Save the King, after A native of Shawville, Que., he absorbent for ultraviolet light, un-whieh dainty refreshments were wa9 born in April, 1858, and was der the influence of which it is ion-served by the hostess.\t| ordained to the ministry of the *zed.or partly broken down into Methodist Church in 1894, serving electrically charged particles, at Arundel, Lachute, Lakefield, Three Rivers, Hudson, Oka, Mont -\tI real and Point Fortune, Que.He The Y.P.U.of the Shawville was superannuated in 1918, and United church are presenting their resided for a short time in St below the viola, has longer, thicker spring dramatic effort \u201cThe Jam- Canute before coming to Lachute.strings.The generous size of the boree Minstrels\u201d, Thursday and Mr.Morrison is mourned by his sound box with its ample room for Friday, May 6 and 7 in the theatre wife, formerly Elizabeth Bird, and air vibrations makes a dark and ball.Come either night, the pro- one daughter, Miss Esther Morri- sonorous tone.In the mass of or-gram is the same both nights, son, both of Lachute.\tchestral tone, the cello is an effec- Features of the programme\t-\u2014 - live instrument due to its warmth, by living pictures.\tto tread who care to make them.Act Three\u2014Hilariously funny two An amazing amount of worry can name from its shape.The flow-act farce comedy in musical set he spaded under along those paths er\u2019s scientific name is anstolochia ting.Scene in a Chinese laundry, jn a bright spring afternoon, grandiflora.Another popular name \u201cSally in the Soup\u201d.Hear the|gince Adam tilled the first garden .for it is carrion flower-because of snappy songs, \u201cDreams \u2019 \u2018\u2018Eating maDy pastimes have come to claim its odor, which serves as a lure to Possem Pie,\u201d \u201cA Kentucky their thousands but have past out certain pollen bearing insects.The Lnllabye\u201d, /'All Canadian Girl \u2022 of the picture while gardening has flower is one huge petal about one Two nights, that we may not be stood through the centuries, foot wide and fourteen inches long over crowded.Prices 25 and 15 There roust be something in it.with a slender tail, its outline be-< ents.A new form of programme Buy some flower seeds, plant some ing in the form of a goose with by a group of young people who flowers or shrubs this spring, spread wings.Its plant is about have given already five popular J Help to m*ke Canada more beau ti- eight feet high and is imported successes.\tful.\tfrom the tropics.Dr.R.E.DAGG SURGEON DENTIST Graduate of McGill University Ofticç : Hhyeb Block, Centre Street Shawville, que.4 New Curtains for the Kitchen Spare Room, etc.Dainty Patterns, Cheery and Bright, F ancy Stripes, etc.Extra quality 29 inch width, per pair, $1.50 42 inch width, per pair, $1 95 O c Phone\u201419 I D.J.CAMPBELL Veterinary Surgeon SHAWVILLE Phone 81.Dp.R.G.DOCKS for Dental Surgeon Elmaide Women s Institute Graduate of McGill University Poet Graduate Work in Detroit and New York Hospitals CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY, QUE.Phone 44 Curtain Nets Fine Marquesettes, Special Rayons, Ecru and Cream, etc.Several patterns at 25 cents per yard.Wider widths at 35c and 40c per yard.Office H.K.NEILSON, M.D.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist Spotted Marquesettes.colored Rose, gold, green and blue M&DICAL ARTS BUILDING 180 METCALFE STREET.25c per yard.OTTAWA, - ONT.PHONE, QUEEN 758 W.G.CHISNELL Public Auctioneer Bailiff Superior Court X>i*trict of F'cn.tia.c SHAWVILLE - QUE Floor Coverings Extra good quality Linoleum, 4 yards wide, $3.75 per yard.High grade Oilcloth, yards wide, $125 per yard Baroleum, 2 yards wide, in six lovely patterns 75c per yard.( See these Baroleums ) The Jamboree Minetrele Gordon T.Paul INSURANCE The Violoncello The violoncello, tuned an octave I REPRESENTING COMPANIES Strong Experienced Dependable Through Generations Oilcloth Matts, Scatter Matts, Runners, etc.QUE SHAWVILLE The Goose Flower The malodorous goose flower takes Nursing Home W.A.Hodgins, Lt d Available at reasonable rates for all Medical, Surgical and Maternity Cases.A graduate in attendance when re Has now been in Quebec Shawville nurse quired operation over two years.MRS.S.E.HODGINS I Tea for every Taste x Household Science \\ ?% Bf «% re SUSAN FLETCHER À A RICE NOVELTIES Rice Cnstles:\u2014 Wash 3 ounces vice and boil until tender.Mix with 4 ounces honey, 2 ounces currants, 2 ounces raisins, 2 ounces chopped walnuts.Add a well-beaten egg.Grease some small moulds, place a place cherry in each, and three-parts till with the mixture.Cover and steam for 1 hour.Serve with custard.Rissoles of Meat and Rice:\u2014 Roil, drain, and dry G ounces rice, and line bottom and sides of a pic-dish with it.Cover with a layer of meat cut into thin pieces, and sprinkle with salt and pepper and chopped onion and parsley.Fill dish with similar layers, pour over 1 pint stock or meat extract, cover top with a layer of lice, and add a nut of dripping or margarine.Rake to a rich brown color and serve with roast potatoes.Caramel Rice:\u2014 Take *4 lb.rice, 10 ounces caster sugar, 1 pint milk, 2 eggs, J/4 lb.loaf sugar, 1 gill water.Put the loaf sugar and water into a small saucepan.Allow to boil until it turns a golden brown, like toffee.Have ready a plain mould or basin, and pour in the caramel.Put the rice \u201e I and milk into a saucepan and sim-I mer very gently for about 1 hour, I until the rice is tender and has ab-I sorbed the milk.Beat up the eggs, I and add them and the sugar to the I rice; turn the mixture into the pre-I pared tin, put a piece of buttered I paper over the top and steam for % I hour.Then turn the pudding on to I a hot dish and the caramel will run I round it like a sauce.I Rice and Scrambled Eggs with I Cheese:\u2014Have ready a border of I rice (boiled) in a dish.Make some I scrambled eggs to which cheese has I been added.Place the mixture in I the centre of the dish and sprinkle I a little chopped parsley over the top.I Serve piping hot.\u201cA SALAD A DAY\u201d It seems impossible in the Spring, to serve too many salads, either ns desserts or as main dishes.You can\u2019t serve them often enough to suit most people and \u201ca salad a day\u201d would be a very good rule for most households.You can do wonders with quicksetting jelly powders when making salads.The jelly provides a lovely background for fresh fruits and vegetables and thrilling color combinations can be evolved from a package of jelly and any of the colorful fruits and vegetables you usually serve.It is a well-known dietetic fact that color has a lot to do with good digestion, so make your salads gay and attractive.Here are two quick-setting jelly recipes; one for the main course and the other for dessert.Whichever one you choose, you can be sure that it will get a hearty reception.SALMON SALAD 1 package quick-setting lemon jelly 1 pint hot water 3\ttablespoons vinegar M teaspoon salt 4\ttables pons drained horse-radish 1 cup flaked salmon 1 cup cooked peas, fresh or can- It 60S ., \u2022A 4 A christening cup will be presented to every baby born on May 12 in Merton and Morden, Surrey.« Each cake of Royal Yeast is sealed in an air-tight mapper It stays fresh.pure! f A OOD bread needs a vital VJT yeast .one that\u2019s full-strength, pure, dependable! 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Macdonald Cow Is Record Holder * ¦ÿ ' * v-* 6.\u2018\u2018It seems they had picked her up at the point of a gun and didn\u2019t tie her up until they got her there.Then, she put up a fight and got in one yell before they gagged her \u2014 also kicking a hole ethrouh the window in the course of the scuffle.They dumped her on the ged, tied her to a post, and then left her.I told her ^Vout the thumps we had heard, and she said she bad been thrashing around, trying to get free, until that woman came up and told her to keep quiet.\u201d Irish shook her head slowly.\u201cYou know, you can\u2019t exactly blame Barry for being a little unstrung by all this.Do you suppose the girl ties in with whatever you\u2019re doing?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know .Hope she and Barry get to his house safely, should have told him to get off the main highway.\u201d' \u201cWell, I wish \u2019em luck! De we go on delivering our newspapers now?\u201d \u201cWe do.\u201d \u201cThat\u2019s nice.\u201d She sighed contentedly.\u201cWhat time is it?\u201d \u201cFew minutes to twelve.\u201d He looked down at her, then once more put a strong, firm arm about her.She snuggled up against him.Her eyes fastened on his slender brown hand on the wheel.She bent her head slowly, and pressed a soft kiss upon the back of it.Instantly, she gasped, for there came a terrific shriek of brakes, the car swooped to a protesting stop at the edge of the road, and she felt herself clasped against Ronnie\u2019s chest in a crushing grip.f g S eV PLAYBOOKS V.\u2022{?ft \u2022 # # OTTAWA.\u2014 Macdonald Dorothy, a cow in the herd of Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Que., has established herself as the highest Ayrshire butter fat producer in the world the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association announced last week.In the past 13 years the cow produced 154,081 pounds of milk, 6,452 pounds of fat, average test 4.18 per cent in nine lactations or 3,264 milking days.This record ties that of Springburn Lovely Pet, which also produced 6,452 pounds of butter fat with 156,215 lbs.of milk in 3,644 milking days.Spring-burn Lovely Pet is dead, however, so Macdonald Dorothy, No.85905, Is now the greatest living Ayrshire producer.End of Season Clearance Sale Postpaid at These Prices A CURE FOR LOVE\u2014Reg.35c Sale price 20c: 11 for $1.65 MONEY TALKS\u2014Reg.35c Sale price 20c: 8 for $1.30 TROUBLE COMES TO TOWN Reg.35c.Sale price 20c: 14 for $2.10 WHEN SIN RIDES HIGH\u2014Reg.35c Sale price 20c: 10 for $1.50 YES MA\u2019AM, NO MA\u2019AM\u2014Reg.25c Sale price 15c: 11 for $1.10 Set of 1 copy each, 70c Buy Now And Save A.Maynard Robinson Co.128 Burgess Ave., Toronto Plays of All Publishers SALE CLOSES MAY 31, 1637 V \\ i 3102 & Young fashionables will be very proud to wear this smart cotton Jacket dress.It borrows its inspiration from grown-up sister\u2019s.She\u2019ll be particularly enthusiastic about the brief bolero jacket with its shoulder sleeves.She\u2019ll want to wear the jacket over other frocks.When she takes the jacket off, the dress reveals the new fitted and flared lines.And there\u2019s a plait at the front of the smart flared skirt to allow for romp and play.The brief full sleeves provide no end of flattery to chubby little arms.Mummy will enjoy sewing it and make se/eral versions in plain and cotton prints.A detailed Sewing Guide acco panics the pattern.Style No.3102 is designed for sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years.Size 8 requires 1 7-8 yards of 39in ch material for dress with 5-8 yard of 39-inch material for bolero.HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS Write your name end add plainly, giving number and sise of pattern wanted.\u2022tamps or coin^ (coin preferred** wrap it carefully, and address order to Wilson Pattern Service, 71 Adelaide St.W* Toronto, Ont.I To get uniform results In bread baking, it is Important to keep the sponge at an even temperature.The \"Royal Yeast Bake Book\u2019* gives instructions for the care of dough.Send coupon for free copy of the book, giving $n 9 lam a: m 23 lew for tempting breads, coffee cakes, buns tested reel i ( She looked at Ronnie.\u201cJuanita#?\u201d \u201cMust be! Open it and see if there Is a card.\u201d There was.And it said, in flowing Spencerian script, \u201cMiss Brand Arkwright.\u201d A startled exclamation came from Ronnie's lips as Iris read the name aloud.¦ and rolls.\"Buy Made-in-Canada Goods\u2019* I For a moment, his dark eyes flamed down into hers.Then he bent swiftly and kissed her\u2014kissed her long and ! ard.Her lips told him what he wanted to know .Presently, he released her and, without a word, returned to the matter of driving.For a few minutes, there was silence.Then he spoke, in a voice not entirely steady.\u201cNow will you be good!\u201d \u2018Tes\u201d said Iris.\u201cDarling!\u201d FIRST CHOICE FOR THOSE WHO ROLL THEIR OWN Juanita Standard Branda Ltd.A va.& Liberty St.: r.Fi Y Enclose 15c is To be continued in » i i i Issue No.17 \u2014 '37 M# Vf % Blossoming Japanese Cherry Trees Etch a Panorama of Beauty rV' 1 X UNDAY chqqLesson Movie mm % s > » O * d% «% 4 % y tÇ* V/ V v 'Sb t A ; ^ ;?À i ¦ ; : HH ¦*» A' - v- S f % \u2022V 4 W* i ¦-4b* \u2022 y,-vX ¦¦ mst *-.?p Hxllk ¦ < w XV V#; & *4 XiSSif * «£>1* «% 1 ' # ' Vf-, ï KAfMtt I \u2022 \u2022 * \u2022** *>y ¦ » m&Sk M\u2014fî.¦ i.Marc* /\u2022» \"¦< V w- «XV That cast that Hal Roach has lined up to support Constance Bennett In Con- ¦n EMi y/fi \u201cTopper\u201d ale's entry In the high comedy race \u2014 has everyone Cary With the Washington Monument rising majestically in the background from a base of blossoms\u2014-the tidal basin of Washington, D.C., offered this unusually beautiful sight to thousands who thronged river front.wz < A \\ gasping.Grant, so ov whelmingly popular since dominated Grace Moore im \u201cWhen You\u2019re in Love,\" draws the lead Hedda Hopper Billie Burke, who Scene* Behind Scene* I Joins Jungle Search he % AW, .4 Cary Grant Carry Grant are just as slick at comedy lines as they are at wearing exquisite clothes, are next in importance, and Roland Young and Alan Mowbray join the cast to add to the hilarity.Even if Greta Garbo were playing the lead, more imposing cast could not have been commandeered.m .E a A current picture that everyone likes, and that men are particularly enthusiastic over is \u201cSea Devils,\u201d an RKO picture with Victor McLaglen.There is a storm at sea in this one that will make you grip the arms of your theatre seat or your companion and if you don\u2019t let out a few loud gasps, you in the preview audience.Ida Lupino plays the lead skilfully, but the girl you will remember is who gives a brilliant performance as a tough character.Vx m V won\u2019t be like the majority Helen Flint \u2018i < New York Woman In Switch Tower If a woman takes a man\u2019s job she must be able to handle it like a man, Mrs.Ella Bower, of Starkey, contended as she pulled switch and signal levers in the Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley Railroads\u2019 joint tower here as adeptly as a man.Twenty-nine years of service at s railroad job held by few women have made her as efficient as any male operator, her fellow workmen say.Mrs.Bower has worked at nearly every tower in the Williamsport division of the Pennsylvania Railroad.m 1 STANLEY, NY 5 * m * The FARMER\u2019S CORNER 4 B Conducted by PROFESSOR HENRY G.BELL 1 Miss Ruth Howe, pretty 23-year-old Chicagoan, studies map of British Guiana\u2019s uncharted jungles preparatory to joining Mrs.Paul Red fern and otner members of the Waldeck expedition in search for Paul Redfern, noted flyer, who has been missing for a decade.?With the co-operation of the Various Department» of the Ontario Agricultural College iOiil v # The finished product, which you see in your favorite movie theatre, is only part of what happens on the set before the cameras start grinding.Here we have Director John Stahl showing players how to do a part.Clark Cable doesn\u2019t pay much attention as he lights his pipe.\t'\t.1.Question:\t\u201cHave you any evi- lence to show beneficial results to grain crops when salt is applied?Would 250 lbs.per acre cause injury?Does* salt cause more moisture to be available to the growing crop?\u201d \u2014R.P.Huron County.Answer: The use of salt with sugar beets was common practice in England some yearn ago.Salt does not add any plantfood, but the sodium of the salt lets loose the potash out of the soil.Sugar beets are particularly potash-loving crops on account of the starch and other carbor.hydrates that they contain, hence the liberation of potash helps in their growth.I find records where English farmers used salt on soils growing barley.The same reaction results there namely that the barley crop benefit-led from the potash which the salt let loose.Malstcrs, however, found that the addition of salt lowered the quality of the barley for malting purposes.The sowing of salt at 250 lbs.per acre would not be injurious to crops.In a short time, however, it would be injurious to the soil, in that it leads to the depletion of the potash of the soil, beets or mangels, it may be that the help which these crops receive from It is to some extent due to the fact that fhe beet plant is thought to have originated near the sea.Salt has no plantfood value whatever.As far as we know, it acts only as a stimulant.When it is applied in quantity, it does draw moisture from the air, but at the small rate of application which would be possible to put on the soil, I cannot conceive any beneficial effect resulting from the application of salt due to the moisture it gathers.I never advise the use of salt because as I have already said, it is nothing but a whip or stimulant to the soil.Question: \u201cWould it be possible to sow fertilizer after the grain has been sown?I am not going to be able to procure a fertilizer drill at time of sowing, but could get one shortly afterwards.Would it be pos-z sible to sow the grain with an ordinary drill and follow later with fertilizer?If this is possible, how much later could this be done to get the best results?\u201d\u2014C.B., Perth County.Answer: I would not advise trying to add fertilizer to the field after the grain has been sown.I am afraid the discs and shoes would tear out the young sprouting seeds to such an extent that it would do more injury than good.The one exception to this is a top dressing of nitrate of soda, , sulphate of ammonia or cyanamid.This can be made by broadcasting i the nitrogen carrying material on I top of the wheat.This is common I practice in England in the Spring, I especially on wheat and barley.Un- I derstand, broadcasting does not work | the fertilizer into the soil, simply scatters the material on top.The moisture of the soil and any rain that falls dissolves this material and about five bushels per acre improvement usually results.Man Made Grandeur This Smacks of Brotherly Double Dealing r i I I I 1 f \\ i MÉ : m ! m a ; ¦A A ; i t > m n i a I t .m i ' l \u2022 ç 4 i m wt % I ; / & T : I % « In the case of sugar >* i'4 / S X It ' ance and the immediate evaporation from it of all humane quality, makes the male shudder .\u2022 I kn man who surprised wife\u2019s eyes ana never aft# would let her come near him.look, I believe, k men disappear, ahj Mti, orln the AfcH Depressing the Male ,s ope reason why turn up in TM c 6r the Navy.ow The spectacle that depressed the le, and makes him fear women, and therefore hate them, Is that of a worn in looking another woman up and down to see what she is wear- that look in The sun splashed steel and concrete cofferdams of the Grand Coulee Dam rise like majestic, modernistic skyscrapers shove tne old bed of the Columbia River in Eastern Washington.In foreground steam above! lifts glacial silt into truck.the other cheek as she greets them in New \\ ork.f The cold flat look that femes into a woman\u2019s eyes when she does this, swift coarssning of her oAunteh- tke ?8 a l.ug«* I» uüvvav 1, with bridle paths, boulevard walks, etc, from the Aylnu-r i\" uI to old Chelsea, and it is believed, would bring hundreds of thousands of tourists into the heart of the Gatineau fish uid game country.It was innounced also, that the Fish and Game Protective Ass «dation for THE EQUITY Seed Grain HODGINS Gr.A-FLA.GrE SHAWV1LLE, APRIL 29, 1937.We have just received a shipment of Registered Seed Oats.all first generation and absolutely the very highest quality obtainable.Come in and see this seed for yourself.We know that you will never regret buying enough of it to start you into profitable seed once more.'\"' Quebec Will Cut License Cost tir\tthe counties of G uineau, Hull, Papin-1 - AutomvVil'1 \u2018u\u2018vn\"v : v.ut .m l Pontiac, Ins forwirded to the like y be ( u \", Minister concerned, a request that a $1 ia! to t he othet pn>\\im > family tilling license he granted for ileiiii, Munieip.il A \u2022 »n ' ; non resident property holders in Quebec .s\\id tonight, add testing u ; res arts, Under this same arrangement, mmt il meeting ot the Quebec Automo : a f irnily hunting license of $10.ISO ile Club.Provincial authorities in- W(llllll btJ applieahh*.It is also asked mi mission to tov i>i th it visitors to G itinean resorts be per .it ion system and a re> u\tmit ted to fish during a three-day stay tor license fees i* expe< c< on Sj,ocial permit, to cost only $1 Mr Bilode in ex pi lined.\t1 These are April Quel Q will Buick, Oldsmobile, Service Chevrolet Sales Hon Jos.Ill Ministei I l I Quebec Legion Command Opposes Bonus Scheme Members of Palm Family Form an Odd Collection The various members of the palm family form an odd collection.Some are dwarf, but a foot or two high; others tower aloft 100 feet.Many, nearly all, are of single columnar shafts, but some are freely branched and others consist of many stems, rivaling the bamboos in this respect.Some have both sexes on the same plant, others differ in sex.Some flower and fruit annually, to a grand old age.Others make a large growth without flowering and then, in a supreme and life-crowning effort, put forth a flower stem 30 feet high, and perish from exhaustion.There are palms that have tiny fan \u2022 shaped leaves a few inches across; others enjoy leaves many feet in diameter.Some have tiny ostrich-plume leaves, and some give rise to fern-shaped fronds 30 feet long.Some trunks are dwarf or entirely absent, while climbing rattan palms have lengthy trunks.Certain palm seeds are less in size than a grain of wheat, and then 11 there are others with coconuts, or with the \u201cdouble coconut,\u201d a fruit never seen here, states a writer in \u2019 ' the Los Angeles Times.The lat! ter hails from the Seychelles islands and weighs fifty pounds.It is so large that it requires several years to grow and mature.Usually palms perfect their seeds in one season, : as do nearly all plants.A few pines and oaks are exceptions to this rule.à À Legislation to change jurisdiction of certain courts of the province probably will be introduced to the legislature this week by Premier Maurice Duplessis it was learned recently.The bill, it is expected, will remove small civil eases from jurisdiction of a magistrate\u2019s court.Heretofore civil actions involving less than $200 came before a magistrate, but it is proposed to send such cases in future to the Expert on Fertilizers Coming We are in a position to do all overhaul and maintenance jobs on'your car.It does not matter if the job is large or small, and get our prices.Illl' During the week of April 2i$th, we have arranged to have an expert on fertilizers from Canadian Industries Ltd., in this district.Anyone interested kindly call 28-J, and we will have this man call in person.V Call superior court.Vases involving gambling and minor criminal offences now handled by the rder\u2019s court will be transferred to rev tlm magistrate\u2019s court leaving the record curt to deal exclusively, with in fractions of municipal bylaws.THE 8HAWVILLE MILLING GO., REG'O- If you are in need of Tires or a Battery Call and see us.er s c \u201cCampbellite\u201d Refers to the- Disciples of Christ The term \u201cCampbellite\u201d refers to a member of the denomination called Disciples of Christ, so-called from Alexander Campbell ( 17881866), of Virginia, the founder of the sect, which, however, repudiates the name \u201cCampbellitcs.\u201d Cuckoo Clock First Made Quebec Municipal Power Bill Upheld by Black Forest Pioneer No hanging clock has ever attained the popularity of the cuckoo clock among the people of every land.It is the clock of children, as \u201cgrandfather\u201d is of their elders.The latter is more inclined to prove a melancholy companion.There is nothing melancholy about the cuckoo.When this sprightly bird pops out from his little chalet, not only do the youngsters get a thrill, but even the elders take notice of it.There is a fleeting vision of Alpine peaks, lordly pines and \u2022 babbling mountain rivulets\t1 Justice for all, is the policy of the Union Nationale government and both pital and labor will receive proper consideration, Premier Duplessis deck red in the legislature on F rid »y.The House give second reading t bill to allow municipalities and mncils to municipalize electri- j The government won tin vite su Mnr^ums c .n.tr.nng a puk Adams had two pearl pins in her j that Friday was lucky, as it was the ot about lU\u2019OOpuare miles, extending hair and earrings and necklace of | day of marriage.** me lsfaction « ith this further step towards American hive-keepers.Bees con- born decide one's lucky day an idea he started in U08 when, with a sume ten pounds of honey to man-petition bearing more than fi/KiO signa- ufacture a pound of wax.Conse- I tures of iffected Oatineau residents, he quently, beekeepers strain out the Formosa Famous for Fence !\" \"t presented the proposal to the Q-ie- honey and return the comb to the I Ceded to Japan by China in 1395 li: \".\\lcLinig said the recent grant J impoli 3,5'poun^'ôiteelZ i\tZ world' charter to railway companies, would\tannually, says\tLiterary Digest,-\tI Called the Aiyu-Sen, or guard line' mean the linking up of both the Gatin-\tmostly\tfrom Brazil, Portugal, Chile,\tit extends for more than 360 miles' eau and Mont Laurier lines with the Cuba, Egypt, the Dominican Re- of which 230 are electrified Its our! northern sections of western Quebec,\tpublic,\tUruguay\tand Ethiopia.\tpose is to keep back the ciiin-hwan through ( ttawa and Montreal, made\t__________ or \u201cwild savages,\" w'-o live in the the establishment of such a park all the\tinterior and raid the civilized common, desirable.\tPersimmons Don\u2019t Need Frost munities which cling precariously to It is also pioposed, Mr.McCuaig said, °ne of the most Prevalent of er- I a narrow belt of coastline to have an entirely new Hull-Maniwaki roneous beliefs about the persim- ! savages number more than 100 090 highway constructed, some miles west mon is that frost must fall on it ; cnd are divided into H6 tribes \u2022of the present Gatineau road.Cost of before it is really good to eat.This They practice head-hunting For -this highway, which would eliminate all old saw is not only inaccurate, savs currency, salt is used Instead of level crossings and had curves, and a writer in the Los Angeles Times, | pnCsts they have priestesses shorten the distance to Mauiwaki by but is a direct controversion of the , These women act as \"rain destroy-from 15 to 16 miles, would be less than truth, which is that otherwise per- er3.\u201d n rams s0 much in Formosa that of repairing and straightening th,- feet fruit is not only not helped, that \"ram - making\", practiced present road which follows the Gatineau but seriously injured by frost or among primitives of dry climates, freezing, just as is the case with other fruits.tli county cc cal services Phone 64 J.nf ihe whole to stu ly the Mise by clause.Premier Duplessis said a bill nivali .n to app lint a commission of \u2022 expert» to study the entire questioi.The commission was m 1 Frost & Wood Farm Implements h v The first cuckoo clock, according ic |tower ve authority to study all on j i w i i private power companies tic< and to recommend ti i Barisal Guns Puzzling: pi The overi wl IV i llso government ol Th $ start in Temiscaiuingue.li trunty policy ership by tin on nit vit 1 hv I i : Horses and cattle taken in exchange for new machines ! Quaker Founder George Fox was nineteen when he felt the call to preach which re-The term \u201cCampbellite\u201d refers to I suited in his arrest for disturbing C.A.HOWARD & SONS SHAWVILLE, QUE II.E.MITCH EM, Salesman Phone 39 Fair View Nursery and Landscape Co.Campbell\u2019s Bay, Quebec Landscape Contractors and Nurserymen Tree Surgeons for Quakers were the first to ac- I knowledge the equality of men and women in religion and allow women to preach.Bees' Eyes The impression that bees are attracted to flowers brightest to human eyes has been proved erroneous by experimenters of the Amer-They have learned that bees and other insects see colors beyond the ultraviolet end of the spectrum.Ultraviolet, to the human eye, is black, the absence of light.When photographed through ultraviolet filters, certain flowers reveal patterns very different from the colors seen by the human retina.We plant trees, shrubs and vines that grow 11 \u2022 # For Sale One 500 Egg Hot Water Incubator, 300 Egg Hot Water Incubator, 150 Egg Hot Air Incubator, All in perfect condition.Two 150 Chick Cap.Chatham Oil Brooders.One No.4, Barrel Churn.II II Gen.Sam Houston's Activities Gen.Sam Houston with 743 raw troops defeated Santa Anna with one is 1,600 Mexican veterans, thus winning the independence of Texas.General Houston was elected president of Texas in 1836.The independent republic was admitted to the Union in 1845.and sent General Huston to the United States senate.He was elected governor of the state in 1859.He tried to prevent Texas joining the Confederacy.Southern sympathizers succeeded in deposing him in 1861.He died in 1863.ANDREW R.FLOOD, MANAGER Steve Conick Star of Sudbury Tigers Killed in Hamilton Oshawa Strikers Return to Work Production lines started rolling at ~ o-i .\t-.i c j the General Motors of Canada Limited, v teve Conick, centerman with Sud pi,mt at Oshawa on Monday fot the bury Tigers, newly crowned Dominion rirst time gince April fl> when 3,700 senior hockey champions, was killed employes struck for higher wages better almost instantly early Saturday m a working conditions and union recogni-collision between two automobiles at a tioo.Eighteen day.vof self-imposed street intersection at Hamilton, Out.idleness ended as the workers returned four others were injured, two seriously.at 7 a m Conick was a passenger in an open Through the plant\u2019s gates the em-touring car which is reported to have ployes, both men and women, marched crashed into another autiea;*ed into ! in orderly manner.A lone photo-the air and turned completely over.The ! grapher shot scenes from the top of a young hockey player, who also starred boxcar ns the workers entered the plant, in baseball in Hamilton before going Police Sergeant Edward\u2018Stauffer said to Northern Ontario, was pinned be- no untoward accidents marked the re neath the wreckage Deeds Give Proof To prove that we have goodness within us, it must blossom into deeds.A tree that yields no bloom and bears no fruit, of what use is it?Even the sturdy pine drops its beautiful symmetrical cones, and the grand old oak its dainty acorns, \u2014proofs that each not only lends shelter and grace to the world, but that it is showering down its treasures in token of growth and strength.The river.The new highway would start in a p;ves way to savage incantations to prevent rainfall.*-Washington Post.turn ? The Equity Mexico\u2019s Orchids Weigh Twenty to Thirty Pounds Orchids in Mexico usually grow three to six feet from the ground, on a variety of rough barked trees, such as the palm and mesquite.rhelr position on the tree varies, the favored place being on the large branches.The roots of the orchid adhere closely to the bark of the 83 Bstâbll VUBLVIHKD K V K K Y THURSDAY AT SliAWVILLE, QUEBEC.O.ily Newspaper In the County of Pontiao, PRINTING ».ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 .2.00 Anywhere in Canada To United States .tree Successor to G.F* Hodgins Co., Limited Remember THE EQUITY is in a position to do practically all your printing as neatly and at a lower cost than outside firms.Let us do your : Some of the plants bear from 20 to 50 blooms, each flower about four ! inches across.The climate of this region is very favorable for orchids, and plants weighing 20 to 30 pounds are not uncommon, according to a writer in the New York Times.The orchids of Guatemala are among the most beautiful of the entire orchid family.The various specimens found are large and unusually vigorous.The western slope of Honduras yields a small yellow orchid with brown dots and lip.There are several flowers on each stalk.H*re also is found a delicate lavender orchid.These lovely plants are said to be inferior to those of the eastern slope of Honduras The orchids of Salvador usually grow to a larger size, possibly because of the greater humidity.Orchids are not hard to grow, though one must forget everything he has learned about ordinary gardening, particularly when it comes to the use of water.Orchids live a long time dry but rot quickly when All srrearemuit he paid in full he fore any paper la discontinued.XV.G.COWAN, PUBLISHER Tip-Top Clothes Have Everything- Z'i'rcL Letterheads, Envelopes, Billheads, Invoices Statements Posters Labels Counter Check Books, Shipping Tags Sales & Service main street SHAWVILLE, QUE Shell Sealed Gas and Oils General Repairs From 21 Personal Measurements Æk tip top clothes n are hand cut and individually tailored to your measure.f ; f Wrbckîno rkvicb \u2014 The Same Reliable Service 1 Perfect style in fine woollens is largely a matter of fit\u2014and fit depends on measure.Wilson's Garage Plione 40 wet h.A Flame-Ignited Explosive for Engines is Very Old The history of the internal combustion engine goes back hundreds of years.The Encyclopedia Britannica records the earliest proposal to utilize explosions (of gunpowder) to obtain continuous motive power as having probably been made by Christian Huygens in 1630 and by Papin and the Abbe Hautefeuille later Street in 1794 proposed an engine driven by a flame-ignited explosive mixture of vaporized spirits of turpentine and air, this being regarded by Sir Dugald Clerk as the first real gas engine described in Britain.In 1820 W.Cecil described his actually working hydrogen-air gas engine.Other early inventors of similar engines, states a writer in the Detroit News, were Samuel Brown, William Barnett, Lebon, Barsanti and Matteuci.Barnett suggested the principle of compression; Lebon in 1799 had used an electric spark to ignite the gas and had also referred to the principle of compression.Etienne Lenoir in 18GU patented a gas engine and two years later built and drove the first gasoline-driven vehicle.Dr.N.A.Otto of Cologne, Germany, in 1878 invented an engine in which the gas was compressed before being exploded; this improvement so increased the efficiency of the internal combustion engine that it began to be considered as a competitor of the steam engine.His fourcycle engine was further improved and adapted to motor cars by Gottlieb Daimler of Wurttemburg and Carl Benz of Mannheim in 1885 and 1886.Two Factions Unite Quebec, April 22\u2014Tiie Liberal opposition and the diflbident Nationalist wing of the Union Nationale Government joined in the Legislature to oppose the government bill granting all niunici-palities the right to establish municipal electrical systems.Vermin in Poultry THE EQUITY PHONE, 75 TIP TOP TAILORS LIMITED Made to Measure Clothes are guaranteed to fit ESTABLISHED 1883 It seems impossible to get growth in chicks or satisfactory production from the laying Hock if vermin is present.The hen doesn\u2019t seem to be able to eat enough teed to keep vermin alive and at the same time keep up normal pro duction.The hen and chick must de i»tnd upon the poultry man to keep down the pests which cut into the profits.It the birds have good dry dust in which to work, body lice are fairly well kept in check.The birds may be dusted with an insect powder, or nicotine applied to the roosts shortly before the birds g > on the roosts is effective.\t.\t,\t., ., The nests sometimes become infested and for this reason all nests should be | frequently cleaned and dusted with j insect powder, then fresh ch ill or straw put in the nest a disinfectant with a strong odor or straw that is dusty.It is well known that eggs absorb odors.There is really no excuse to have the | poultry plant over run with vermin, but it multiplies fast in warm weather, and if preventive control measures are not used the hen, will soon be tormented and production will drop.INVALID COACH $24.95 GEORGE HYNES & SON Directors of Funeral Service Shawville, Que.Phone 80 Hundreds of fine British fabrics to choose from-every possible pattern, color and weave.< Beattie\u2019s Eye Service Many styles that express perfectly your particular liking.And by their perfect fit\u2014you can be sure that Tip Top\u2019s specialized method of hand-cutting and tailoring to your individual measurements, will make your clothes say\u2014\u201cthese were made for me.\u201d Thirty-five years of successful Optical Practice should guide your footsteps to Beattie\u2019s Eye Service, cor.Gladstone and Bronson, Ottawa.If you want to see as you should see you will see Beattie\u2019s Eye Service Seed Treatment Farinera are now bu,y making pre paratious for spring seeding.Good crops and heavy yields are directly associated with the use of clean healthy seed of the best quality.The annual losses due to the ravages of seed-borne bacterial and fungous parasites, are much greater than the average farmer realizes.For this reason, all seed should be treated before it is sown, regardless of its quality.Seed treatment of wheat, oats and barley has been greatly simplified m recent years with the appearance on the market of organic mercury dusts.These dusts, when properly applied, effectively control the smuts of oats, covered smut of barley, bunt or stinking smut of wheat and other seed borne fungi and bacteria that are responsible for the blights and rots commonly found in our cereal crops.Due to their easy application, effectiveness and stimulation to genual ion, they are rapidly replacing formalin and copper carbonate.They are not, however, recommended as a control for the loose smuts of wheat and barley.These sumts are not affected by the use of the ordinary seed treatments, but can be controlled by the hot water treatment.In applying organic mercury dusts to the seed, care should be exercised to follow instructions as outlined on the The amount of dust recom- Court Jesters Employed Back in the Middle Ages Jesters, court-fools or professed sayers of witty things and makers of amusement, were maintained by princes or nobles in courts of the middle ages and later.The dress of the jester was usually showy, or even gaudy, and toward the end of the time when jesters were employed it was always typically many-colored or motley; but as jesters in some early courts were men of considerable intellectual ability, and in some cases of good family, their dress was not always conspicuously distinguished from that of those with whom they mingled.The bauble, sometimes very small and of rich materials, was the only certain badge of the jester\u2019s employment.\u2022 The fools of Shakespeare\u2019s plays indicate a certain lowering of the rank of the jester in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries.As far as is known, the last one employed in England was Archie Armstrong (died in 1672), the court of James I, and afterward of Charles I.Scientific Eye Examinations Seethe new woolens\u2014NOW Specialists on all Visual and Muscular Eye Defects KATHLEEN M.ROLLINS, Professional Optometrist.T.T.BEATTIE, Professional Optometrist MacLeans Successor to C.F.Hodgins.Co., Lmited RED & WHITE STORE Satin Finish Enamel FOR SALE The Owner Serves\u2014The Buyer Saves'' With the considerable increase in painting activity this Spring it is interesting to observe the very decided trend towards satin finishes for decorating.One of the advantages claimed for satin finish is that while it has a high light reflection value, the reflected light is evenly diffused over the whole surface and there is no eye-straining glare.A great impetus was given to th?vogue for satin finishes by the introduction this year of Semi-Lustre, a washable satin enamel made by Sherwin-Williams.This was used most effectively in House and Garden\u2019s \u201cModel Home \u201d, Woman\u2019s Home Companion\u2019s \"Mystery House\u201d and other famous model homes.In this connection we notice that Shawville Hardware .Store is putting on a ten-day introductory sale of SemiLustre, which offers an excellent opportunity to obtain Spring requirements of this famous satin-enamel at a great saving in cash.I S One Farm Waggon, with rack ; One Horse Hake, F.«fc W.10 ft.One Disc Harrow.One Single Horse Cultivator.One Walking Plow.One Set Work Harness.Apply to E.J.BARBER, R.R.No.3, Shawvilh Muskrat Skins Wanted container mended should be evenly distributed over the seed coat Insufficient dust will be ineffective in control, and an .Grain, with mercury House-cleaning Time Soap Chips, 5-lb box.Gilletts Lye, two tins .Comfort Lye, per tin .Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins .Bon-Ami, cake or powdered .O Cedar Polish, 12-ounce bottle Floor Wax, one pound .Lemon Oil, 12-ounce bottle.Big Five Cleanser, per tin.Sunlight Soap, five bars.Washing Soda.2h pounds.Handy Ammonia, two packages Wonderful Soap, 5 bars .Coronation Brooms, 5 string.Oxydol, large package .45 c I wish to announce tint I will buy Spring Musk Rat Skins at the highest market prices.NORRIS R.HORNER Licensed Fur Dealer Shawville, Q le.excess will injure germination after being treated dual, should not be fed to live stock \"or poultry, or used for human consumption, ft can, however, be kept over, under suitable storage conditions and used as seed the following year.23c 10c Phone, 17-in 19c FOR SALE 14c 45 c Covt.Approved Blood Tested Chicks 25c Farm for Sale White Leghorn, White Wyandotte, Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Reds.Government approved Barred Rock Cockerels, White Leghorn Hens, will sell cheap oi trade for fat Barred Rock Hens.Custom Hatching, at reasonable rates.Apply to B.T.STARK, Shawville, Que .For 25c Prompt and Efficient Radio Service Try \u201e J.Harvey McArthur Shawville, Quebec Farm in Hull Township, 3 miles from city limits, 150 acres good land.Frame house and outbuildings, or, 50 acres with buildings, part fit for gardening.Never failing creek and well.Telephone, rural mail, church, schools, electricity available.5c 27c 10c \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 15c I 18c This year tient all your seed grain with \u2018Ceresnu\".Prevents suiut.Increases your yield.For sale by The Shawville Milling o.\tv y W.A.MUNHARVEY 45c \u2022f Aylmer East, Que, .21c Phone, Sher.317, R.13 > Parley Called Off Due To C.I.O.\u201cDouble-Cross ome British Editor Lauds Hepburn Premier Is Encouraged in His Fight to Prevent \u201cBoss\u201d Lewis Gaining Foothold in Ontario.News in Brief » » « General Motors plant here was closed by a strike.But Gabourie was called to picket duty, and the wedding was postponed.Later, however, they were married at a church wedding attended by other pickets.Immediately afterward, Gabourie took his usual place in the picket line, and although his bride is not a General Motors employee, she Joined him.Oshawa Mayor OSH AW A.\u2014 Mayor Alex.C.Hall Is *a 33-year-old lawyer.Born here Feb.10.1904, ho went to school in Oshawa and graduated In law from University of Toronto.a 1929 murder Conference Engineered bv Millard to \u201cSave Face\u201d with Employees, Says Hepburn \u2014 Linked with C I O.\u2014 M.P.Went to Queen\u2019s Park at Local Union Head\u2019s Behest to Get Invitation, Ho Reveals.Ill LONDON.\u2014Collin Brooks, editor of the Sunday Dispatch, commenting Sunday on the Prime Ministers of the Empire, says of Premier Hepburn: \u201cThe British Empire has produced a remarkable galaxy of Premiers.I ÿ Rhodes, Jameson, Huggins and Smuts [?] in Africa are sure of places in his- ft tory as arc Reid Hughes, Peakin and % Bruce in Australia, and Heddon in £ New Zealand, and one man today who is applying remarkable qualities % to an awkward task is Mr.Hepburn I jjj of Ontario.\u201cWhen Mr.Hepburn first came | % over the horizon he looked like a familiar type of radical reformer.Men called him the \u2018Huey Long of Canada,* but the name did him ludicrously less than justice, came Premier of his Province when he was 38.Now, at 40, in the very prime of life, he looks back on a remarkable career: Rank clerk, rejected re.vu it on the score of youth, member of the Royal Flying Corps, farmer legislator ; and now, as Prime Minister, he is facing with firmness and determination the strike situation which has been fomented in his Province by American agitators.\u201cl abor Boss Lewis of the United States may frighten some of his compatriots, but he cannot frighten Hepburn.Premier Hepburn came in on the cry of a square deal for the forgotten man, but the forgotten man was the Ontario citizen, not the strike agitator or his dupe.'* * III His first case was trial.In which he won an acqultal.Ho watf Crown Attorney for a period before the Hepburn Government came TORONTO\u2014Charging that C.H.Millard, head of the Oshawa local union, had now definitely identified himself with \u201cthe double-crossing treachery** of the CIO.agents, Premier Hepburn Sunday night revealed for the first time the Saturday's unfortunately ended conference on the General Motors strike to which he had invited both Millard and J L.Cohen, his solicitor, had been engineered by the first-named.>li Into powei THE ?H >14 May Remove Bar to Immigrants OTTAWA.\u2014 The cabinet meets to ?«\u2022 % Plans for Airport Plans to make this >14 ?I ORILLIA.town site of an airport to connect To- | map plans for the Imperial Conference Ministers will discuss policies the government may adopt at London when the empire\u2019s statesman, among them Premier King and some of his Aid.Grant | ministers, talk on such subjects as foreign affairs, defence, constitutional questions and empire migration.It was prophesied in some circles the Dominion might indicate some willingness to open part way, at least, the door that has restricted the flow of Immigrants to this country during the years since the depression set in.>14 MARKETS I ronto and Einadale were revealed yesterday at a meeting of council by Aid.Hugh Grant.Proposed airport would cost about $32,000.It was estimated.Outlining the scheme, referred to an act passed by the Dominion Government last year to start a trans-Canada airline giving dally service from coast to coast.The main line of such an airline would pass through Emsdale, 80 miles north of here, and from there, north and south, there would he spurs.On the southern shore between Emsdale and Tornto would be the proposed airport at Orillia.?S > POULTRY AND EGGS Buying prices* Dealers are quoting producers for ungraded eggs, delivered, cases returned: Eggs\u2014 Grade A large .Grade A medium Grade It .Grade C .Dealers are quoting eggs, cases free: Grade A large .Grade A medium .Pullets .Grade B .Grade C .According to the Prime Minister, Millard sent William H.Moore, M.P.for Ontario, to Queen\u2019s Park last Thursday, to arrange the invitation so that he (Millard) could \u201csave hie face\" with the employees \u201cin whose best interests he professes to he act- lit.lion.Stanley baldv,in, British Premier, has purchased the above house, 69 Eaton Square, London, in which to live when he leaves 10 Downing Street.He be- 19 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 graded I ing.\" 18 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 16 16 that was brought before the Hoard of Christian Education of the United Church of Canada at the annual meeting held at Emmanuel College.\u2018 It would be well If women applicants should not be received ns candidates.at an earlier age than 22 to 25 years, when their character and their adjustments to life would have become relatively stable.\" read the recommendation.on 12 Million Fish WILLING TO BE \u201cGOAT* \u201cI told Mr.Moore,'* admitted the Premier, \u201cthat if it would hasten the satisfactory settlement of the strike for which the Government is working, I would be the goat, and so the invitation that Millard wanted was wired him.You know what happened.Just another case of the doublecrossing treachery of Jieso Lewis or- market price | pranizers.The invitation was not accented next day, and Thompson, CIO.man, shouted it about that Hepburn would not sit in on any further conferences between General Motors executives and the employee*.General Motors insisted, however, that further negotiations would be through my office, and Millard and Thompson and their crowd gave in.I think the public can judge for itself now the type of man Millard is.You can guess what my future relations with him will be.\" Mr.Hepburn said at the time of Mr.Moore\u2019s visit to him he had determined to keep M Hard's proposition \u201cconfidential,\" but in view of what had subsequently transpired he considered himself no longer under any obligation to conceal anything in connection with it.CARMICHAEL AGREED \u201cMr.Moore,\" he explained, \u201ccame to my office, saying he had been in contact with Millard, and that Millard, realizing that things were slipping away from the leaders of the strikers, wanted me to invite him and Cohen\u2014it was the first time I\u2019d heard of Cohen being in the picture\u2014to a conference with me, along with General Motors executives.I called Harry Carmichael (Vice-President and General Manager of the motor company) and told him I was very anxious to have the men back at work no matter what form of action it might take to get The strike settled.He agreed to a conference, and I said to Mr.Moore: \u2018Yes, PH invite them/ and Mr.Moore called Millard from my office, and he told him he had conferred with me, and that I was quite willing to extend the invitation.Immediately afterward I dictated the invitation and sent it by wire to Millard and Cohen.\" Whltefish numbering nearly 12,000,000 were dumped into Lake Huron between Sarnia and Goderich by officials of the Provincial Government's fish hatchery at Point Edward.SARNIA.to 00 to 21 to 00 to 00 to 00 22 20 Overdue Death Tax Reaches $50,000 18 17 Half a million LONDON.Ont.dollars lias been paid into the Ontario treasury from London during the past six weeks, on overdue succession duty taxes.Government auditors, working secretly on estates, some of them many year sold, dug up several cases where they claimed the value of the property was underestimated when the wills were filed for probate, with the result Insufficient succession duty was paid.When the claims of the auditors were presented, cheques were Issued to the Government for the large total of approximately $500.000.17 POULTRY Prices paid to Country Shippers.Dressed.Sel.A.Sel.B.Nurses Avert Panic PEN TANG, \u2014 Fire caused by a defective chimney in the Penetangulsh-ene General and Marine Hospital caused a minor flurry of panic among the dozen patients in the institution when smoke started eddying through the corridors.A few patients became terrified but their fears were set at rest by courageous nurses.No material damages resulted from the blaze and smoke damage was largely confined to the nurses' quarters on the top floor.Advert.\u2019:© For A Wife WATERFORD.- It pays to adver- Young Turkey 8 lbs.and over Young Gees 8 to 12 lbs.Young Chickens tiso.George Lossing, of Port Rowan, got tired of living alone, and advertised for a wife.So far lie has received 100 letters from omen anxious to join him In the wedded bliss.One woman in Picton stipulates that the happy date must be set at some distant date.Ilis chief problem new is which one to choose.market price Edward Often Talks of Home Milk Dressed Sel.A.Sel.B.Fed A.16 20 16\t14\t18 14\t12\t16 .18\t16\t20 Dressed.Sel.A.Sel.B.6 lbs.and over .18 4 to 5 lbs.2% to 4 lbs.1H to 2% lbs.Companions Declare He Is Happiest When Reminded Of England \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Obtain Seed ' $4,700,00 Public Works VICTORIA.- Premier T.II.Pat-tullo has announced a works program for British Columbia involving expenditure of $4,700,000.The Premier said negotiations between the Province and the Federal Government over a joint works program had been completed with the decision to spend $1,700,000 mainly on road construction.In addition, ho said a $3,000,000 loan obtained by the Province in the East would be spent to improve roads wherever necessary.TORONTO.\u2014 About 1,200 unemployed men will go \"back to the land\" here early next month under supervision of the Federation for Community Service on 1,250 community garden plots scattered throughout the city.U will be the fourth year vacant lots have been turned into vegetable gardens to rid needy families.\u2018\u2018As soon as the ground is ready the men will prepare it for seeding,\u201d Mary Jennison.member of the board o fthe community gardens\u2019 service said recently.\"We expect to distribute about $800 worth of seed this year.\u201cLast year an expenditure of about $4,5000 was entailed,\u201d Miss Jennison said.\u2018 George Rush of the provincial department of agriculture told us us last yea\u201d the men raised about $50,000 worth of vegetables.\" Fatted Hens\u2014 Over 5 lbs.4 to 5 lbs.3% to 4 lbs.3 to 3% lbs.Old Roosters\u2014 Over 5 lbs.(Red and black feathered birds 2c per lb.less than above preies).Other Fowl\u2014 Young ducks, white, 4 to 5 lbs.Over 5 lbs.(Colored ducklings, 3c less).Guinea Fowl, per pair Domestic rabbits, lb.Note: Heads and wing tips must be off geese and ducks.C grade poultry 3c per pound less than B Grade.Drove At 80 M.P.H.To Sick Daughter WINDSOR.\u2014 Because he was rushing to the side of his daughter, critically ill in Alabama, Charles D.Carson of Toronto, who sped through Tilbury at 80 miles an hour was let off with a $5 fine.Carson did not appear, but in a letter to Magistrate Smith said he made the trip from Toronto to Birmingham in one Jump.SAINT WOLFGANG, Austria.\u2014 The Duke of Windsor has turned from the dashing styles that set the world agog to clothes for comfort.Secluded.in this lakeside resort, the former King goes in for homespuns, the native leather breeches for mountain climbing, and suits that have a knock about comfortable 13 15 12 14 11 12 10 11 10 12 air.His companions say the days are happiest when they bring reminders of England.Increasingly, he has tuned to old tunec when playing his accordion and at times he calls in a yovng detective stationed here for a chat about what's going on in London.15 18 Bock Deals Wi*h Legends of Bridges 17 20 Regina First in Canada to Go On Daylight Saving REGINA, \u2014 Regina citizens are going about their business on Daylight Saving time.The only Western city to adopt \u201cfast\" time, the clocks moved ahead one hour last All towns of the district are on the Mountain Standard time.75 00 NEW YORK \u2014 Everyone crosses bridges, on 'lie wav to work, to shop, to go to school.Many fantastic legends ai d superstitions hav \u2022 been associated wiMi bridges, however, according to Wilbuur J.Watson, builder of bridges, who.with the co-operation of his daughters, Emily and Sara, has just published a book on \u201cBridges i:i History and Legend.\" One of the earliest is the rainbow bridge.\u201cIn the dim, misty lengendary days of the 'Nibelungcn\u2014the Teutonic heroes of mythology heavenly abode, was connected to the earth by a rainbow which served as a bridge.Over the diaphaneous arch passed the warriors killed in battle, whom the Valkyries carried oil their horses to their well-earned rest; and over its slender tow strode the gods as they sought communication with mankind.\u201d 00 12 were Sunday.Customs Receipts Reveal Increases \u201cBoon\u201d to Home Owners GEORGETOWN.Both to contractors and home-owners the home Improvement plan of the Dominion government is a boon, H.E.Irwin, district organizer, told interested persons here yesterday.Home-owners, he said, could undertake improvements without any financial embar-rransment, and contractors would be assured of their money.GRAIN QUOTATIONS Following are Sunday\u2019s closing quotations on Toronto grain transactions for car lots, prices on basis c.Lf.bay ports: Manitoba wheat\u2014No.1 Northern, $1.39; No.2 Northern, $1.36%; No.3 Northern, $1.32%; No.4 Northern, $1.29%; No.5 Northern, $1.23; No.6 wheat, $1.18; special No.6, $1.08; feed wheat, 98c.Western oats\u2014No.2 C.W., 62%c; No.3 C.W., 61 %c; extra No.1 feed oats, 61 %c; No.1 feed, 60%c; mixed feed oats, 52c.Manitoba barley 73%c; No.5 C.W., 70%c; No.1 feed screenings, $35 per ton.Argentine corn, $1.Ontario giain, approximate prices track shipping point\u2014Wheat, $1.25 to $1.29; oats, 50c to 52c; barley, 55c to 58c; corn, 78c to 82c; rye, 90c to 92c; malting barley, 85c to 90c; milling oats, 50c to 52c.More Jobs, Less Relief WINNIPEG, \u2014 More jobs and less relief featured the first quarter cf the year 1937 in Winnipeg.Figures from the single men\u2019s relief office showed a decrease of nearly 1,000 in those obtaining assistance.At the end of March, 7,547 jobs had been found for unemployed men compared with 6,680 in the first quarter of 1936.PORT OF SPAIN.TRINIDAD, \u2014 Trinidad\u2019s Customs and Excise Receipts for the first two months of 1937 showed a \u201csubstantial increase\u201d over corresponding revenues for 1936, according to a report of the Department of National Revenue.Customs and Excise duties combined totalled $976,653, an increase of $90,185 over the corresponding figure of last year.Customs receipts alone amounted to $695.151, for a jump of $144.516 over the previous year, with import duties yielding an extra $136,- Walhalla, the To Warn Motorists TORONTO.\u2014 Contending that the present signs warning motorists of schools are inadequate, East York board of education have decided to consult township authorities regarding the erection of large \u201cschool\u201d signs.The matter arose as members paid tribute to Miss Irene Burnett, teacher at Dawes Road school, fatally inj ured on Dawes Rd.on the way to school.\u201cIt was the general feeling among the members that signs are far too small and not placed far enough away from the schools to give the motorists time to slow down,\" stated Chairman Walter Stewart.Taken By Death BRAMPTON, \u2014 Frederick James Peaker, one of Brampton's best-known residents, and one time member of the famous Brampton Excelsior lacrosse team, died this week in his 69th year.He was the son of William Peaker, who emigrated from England.For many years the late Mr.Peaker was attached to the Brampton Fire Brigade.He was also a prominent curler.He is survived by four brothers: Dr.E.A.Peaker, Toronto; Dr.Kenneth Peaker, Toronto; Dr.O.A.Peaker, Brampton, and George Peaker of Toronto; and two sisters, Mrs.D.E.Baynon, Toronto, and Mrs.Frank Hillock, Brampton.No.3 C.W., 256.Aberdeen University has conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of Law^ and Literature upon Hon.Vincent Massey.That should help to refute the impression that nothing is ' ever given away in Aberdeen.\u2014Peterborough Examiner.Blind Pickets Aid Sightless Sudowners ' # Dominion Exooris Exceed Billion Mark Last Year f m Thinks People Not So Happy Nowadays NEWMARKET.\u2014 People aren\u2019t as happy and contented nowadays because they all want to be somebody Instead of just being themselves, according to Mrs.E.A.Graves, who celebrated her 79th birthday on Sunday.Rid Rebellion Veteran Dead SAVARY ISLAND, B.C., \u2014 Captain George Johnston Ashworth, 74, newspaperman, barrister and veteran of the Riel Rebellion died here this week \u2014 Captain Ashworth pioneer Vancouver resident, had been employed by the Vancouver World, the News-Advertiser and the Vancouver Sun, retiring from active work a few years ago.Edward and J.J.Ashorth of Toronto are brothers./' (UMORKEM or NY GUI to rot, ,-WI MIND m 445,474 in Mardi, 1936.Imports were up to $70,983,124 from $62,665,119.Big Gain in Dominion\u2019s Trade Sales to Ot^er Lands Up 212 Million in La?t Year.Told Days when log cabins dotted the shores of Lake Slmcoe are recalled roe ik>*#ay aOftttewOMOWf ****** s*i Customs Collections Ottawa.\u2014Customs and excise revenue collected by the government during March advanced to $23,408,162, increase of $6,22,209 from $17,180,953 in March, 1936, according to a statement of the National Revenue Department today.For the fiscal year ended Mardi 31 the total was $274,344,536, an increase of $47,823,504; excise taxes, $11,889,532; excise duties, $3,639,108; sundry collections, $56,017.Income Tax Revenue Ottawa.\u2014Canada\u2019s income tax collections in the fiscal year enejed ! March 31 readied a figure of $102,365,241, increase of $19,655,438 over the previous fiscal year, the De-.partment of National Revenue reported recently.Toronto led all districts with collections of $33,636,220, a gain of by Mrs.Graves, who gained fame in the district as a singer, days the doctor was paid by the year and the healthier people kept the less expense he had, she recalls.OTTAWA.\u2014Exports of Canadian goods in the fiscal year ended March 31 shot over the billion dollar mark, said a report this week by the national Revenue Department.Domestic exports were $1,061,181,906, an increase mÈÊÊKÊÊjUÈÊÊÊKIÊfÊÊ $849,030,417 in the previous fiscal year.In the old STRIKE **- Returning Prosperity is returning to the Brampton district slowly hut surely, it was indicated by the customs returns for 1936-37.us compiled by the chief of the Brampton Customs port, Col.R.V.Conover, year, receipts of the port amounted to $67,248.92 in duty.$154,992.29 in sales tax and $38.04 in sundries.Duty paid in the preceding fiscal year of the port was $77,304.47, but sales tax was only $122,610, giving a net increase In collections of $12,416.66.Prosperity BRAMPTON, \u2014 Dominates N.Z.Auto Market WINDSOR.of $212,151,489 above Increasing domination by Canadian manufacturers of the Antipodean automobile market, was forecast by Carman Millward Croft, Canadian Trade Commission to New Zealand on his arrival here to- Imports Also Rise Imports reached a total of $671, 868,661, an advance of $109,166,672 over $562,703,089 in the previous 12 months.Last day Cars he said form the largest single unit of Canadian export to New Zealand, and his visit to Windsor is therefore the biggest assignment Of his tour.Canada\u2019s total trade soared to $1,733,060,667, an increase of $221,317,061 from $1,411,733,606 in the fiscal year 1935-36.Canada\u2019s favorable balance of trade in the fiscal year just ended was $389,313,245.Re-exports of foreign produce were $13,062,314 compared with $13,441,659.In March alone domestic exports jumped to $88,326,629 from $73,- Against Recruiting Women For Ministry TORONTO, \u2014 No special effort should be undertaken at this time to recruit women as candidates for the ministry wss the recommendation On Honeymoon Fred Gabourle, a striking General Motors employe, and his bride.Miss Dora Dobbins, began their honeymoon in a picket line last week.Gabourle and OSHAWA.$7,713,122, while Montreal was sec-x ond with $27,760,679 compared with , $24,140,846 in the preceding fiscal» cn who begun sit-in strike in New York City, Coming to the tid of blind men an 1 v.o against philanthropic organization\u2019s weaving 3\u2018;°1)\t.these two blind men picketed in front of the building with the help of girl sympahtizer.¦¦¦ Miss Dobbins had planned to be married on the day the year.Ml ! Along Canada's Mining Highway I Girl Skater Killed The sweetest story ever rolled Ey The Detroit New** writes\u2014A little girl is dead, the first roller skater struck this spring in Michigan by an automobile.Though it was not in Detroit, the warning applies here as it does wherever there are children and paved streets.Skaters should be kept off the streets, but at many places smooth walks are unavailable and the temptation to skate on the pavement is great, drivers special risk and be on guard against | pidly, also drilling under way on Plains Petroleum's No.well.A new oil field is Indicated by this company's No.1 well.Acidizing of the Foundation well In Turner Valley is taking place to enlarge production.In Your Garden British Columbia reports Indicate financing of the large B.C.Nickel deposit by a Canadlan-U.9.Syndicate holding contracts for disposal of concentrates tc Japanese interests.portant ore development at depth south of the Macassa line.The Larder Lake field, from fifteen to twenty-five miles east of Kirkland Lake, is the scenr» of intense activity.Addison, by diamond drilling, Is enlarging Its most Important ore limits.Martin Bird continues to develop new ore on three levels underground.Omega steadily prepares for future enlarged production.Upper Canada has attained its 600-foot level shaft objective with underground ore development to begin shortly.Chesterville reports Important results In diamond drilling, with Noran-da reported as having entered the company's affairs as a substantial shareholder.Pelanglo Larder reports diamond drilling to commence at once.Armistice has already started to drill.Arjon, adjoii ing Kerr Addison, is preparing for active work and Barber-Larder has surface w rk under way.vriole has obtained the services of a prominent engineer to direct their diamond drilling and surface operations.m t By GORDON L.SMITH 1 Kerr Alberta reports Brown Oil Corporation No.1 and 2 wells deepening ra- varletles offered in the catalogue and should make sure that the particular varieties wanted are In the boxes of tho plants bought.Among tho flowers which can be purchased as started plants are the cosmos, zinnias, petunias, marigolds, salplglossis, nicotine and a host of others.Cabbage, celery, tomato, head lettuce, egg an dpepper plants In the veetable line aro all sold ns started plants.With uivSi vegetables the season can be greatly extended by using very early, as well as late, types.In garden peas, for example, the time of maturity will vary from about 60 days to 76.Instead of planting only one variety it Is advisable to Include at 1 nst three.Early sowing is essential but in certain parts of the country a Fall crop with a quick-growing variety is also possible.In corn, the very early Bantam types mature weeks ahead of the regular season and some of the late, both white and yellow kinds, are on until frost or even after.And how the roll-your-owners do love theirOgden'i,Ogden's FineCut\u2014sveh a sweet, fragrant cigarette tobacco.It tells the full story orsmoking pleasure, especially when you use\"Chantecler\" or \u201cVogue\" papers.And to make the story sweeter still\u2014you now get a larger package of Ogden's for 15c.it, night and day.At night, remember pedestrians or skaters are usually invisible from a car approaching another car\u2019s lights.P.5.\u2014 Your Pipe Know» 1 Ogden* $ Cut Woman Shares In Chicken Stock In Manitoba, Sherrltt-Oordon is preparing for resumption of production.Plug WHERE SPACE IS LIMITED Tho householders with only a little land to spare should concentrate on those vegetables which give the biggest returns for the smallest space occupied.Among much kinds are beans carrots, onions, lettuce, swims chard, spinach, cucumbers and beets, the lesser knbwn vegetables, are the leaks, egg and pepper plants, broad beans and cos lettuce.These can all be grown In almost any part of Canada.Experts advise the Inclusion of something new in the vegetable line each year so that variety can be gradually widened.Ontario\u2019s fields are most active.Madsen in Red Lake Is moving ahead with Its shaft sinking and development plans.Hardrock In the Long Lac Camp Is developing new high grade in the west shaft section.The McLeod situation underground is reported to b.» better.Hutchison Lake will be drifting on two levels shortly.In Porcupine, important ore Is reported on Preston East Dome\u2019s 200-foot level west drive.The Virita Porcupine has announced diamond drilling arrangements \u2014 Pamour reports improving operating results \u2014 Kirkland Lake Gold reports a most im- -2) / MILAN, ITALY, housewife bought a share of Italian Edison stock on the chicken market yesterday.When tho chicken was cut open the woman found the neatly folded certificate \u2014 worth $18.65.Authorities traced the chicken to Francesco Vlgaro, who recently tried to smuggle 40,000 worth of Edison stock from Italy by placing them in-mide freshly killed poultry.A Milanese / READY-MADE GARDENS The gardener is advised for the quickest possible results, to purchase a certain quantity of started plants of both flowers and vegetables.These usually purchased from tho greenhouse, florist or seed house.It Is Important to get the varieties wanted, and on this account it Is a splendid Idea to consult a good Canadian seed catalogue before placing an order.The gardener can look over the various SPOt AMO % In à are J OGDEN\u2019S Quebec areas are making record progress.The Quebec Manitou section to the east of Lamaque Is developing a boom, with many properties obtaining finances.FINE CUT Estate Taxes But the younger set of the British Columbia capital are made of fine, chivalrous stuff.Not once was she asked why her husband had beat her; not once was she asked if she was suing for divorce.Instead, every lady present at the party appeared with a skilfully applied black eye of her own.\u2014Maclean\u2019s Magazine.Boy Is Chess Champion After 12-Hour Battle Canadian Woman Honored In Maine If John J., working hard for forty, fifty or sixty years, managed to accumulate a hundred thousand dollars by what possible logic can it be established that par of that money-all of it, if some persons had their way \u2014should go Into the State treasuxy at his death?asks the Windsor Star.Ah, someone says, the State pror vide him with an opportunity to make that money! Humbug! The State did nothing of the kind.On the contrary, John L., instead of being in debt to the State, was the Ban Garnet Wheat Urged in the West i y of Rochester, wife of the president of the United States Chamber of Commerce and vice-president of the National Council of Federated Church-women, to the effect that there was a growing tendency throughout the United States to demand reward when work had been found.ul am not one bit afraid of what young people will do to this country,\" Mrs.Roosevelt said, according to the Christian Science Monitor.\u201cThey are a grand group.\u201d WINNIPEG.\u2014Still a little pale from the 12-hour battle that gave him the Manitoba chess championship, siight, 12-year-old Abie Yanov-sky gave a play-by-play account of his last and what he called his \"toughest\" victory.\"I had to win it to stay in the running,\" he said with an embarrassed smile, \"You see, 1 had lost one game before that, while A.Helman, my opponent, hadnt lost any, That gave him a half-point lead on me for the championship.A draw wouldn't have been any good.\" BELGRADE, Me.\u2014University of Maine has honored Mrs.George C.Penney, formerly Minnie M Mills, of Sydney, N.S., by electing her outstanding \"home-maker of Maine.\" University president Arthur A.Hauck in awarding the certificate to the Nova Scotian woman said: \u201cYou I have proved your ability as house- I keeper and homemaker, both in your father's home when scarcely more than a child as head of a motherless household, and in your own home on one of the largest dairy farms in Gennebec county, Maine, where hired help is constantly employed.\" Exclusion From Northern Grades Recommended by University no Man EDMONTON.\u2014- Declaring \u201cthe record of the Garnet grades Is certainly a dismal one,\" Dr.A.O.McC&lla of the University of Alberta, testifying before the Turgeon Royal Grain Commission, recommended the expulsion of the variety from all Northern wheat grades.\u201cIf Garnet is not responsible for the relatively large spread between No.1 and No.2 Northern at Vancouver, then Garnet grades should not sell at any marked discount,\u201d he said.\u201cIf it Is responsible and we believe it is at least a factor, then the fairest way to overcome this would be by separate grading.' Since the exclusion of Garnet from No.2 Northern and the creation of I Q No.1 and No.2 C.W., Garnet grades, only a small part of the Garnet had been exported as a purely Garnet wheat, he said.The largest proportion I of Garnet had one into No.3 Northern.Smiles and Chuckles Fatal Blast\u2019s Havoc Classified Advertising Some folks burn their bridges be__\tI hind them, and some burn theirs beI fora them.You might better be called a tightHighway wad by the crowd than called to account by your creditors.y ' masspwMM ¦ AGENTS WANTED «AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WELL-\u201c known line of Men's and Ladles' washable apparel, complete range as used by Restaurants, Butchers, Beauty Shops.Soda Fountains, Dairies, Doctors.Waitresses, etc.20% Commission, volume and repeat sales Utility Garments, 179 Craig St.W., Montreal.\" T rans-Canada Taverns Hotels, Hospitals, .Apply Canada has every reason to be proud of its Trans-Canada Highway, 4,500 miles in length, stretching from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, from the Atlantic to the Pacific \u2014and now complete except for the gaps between Mamainse and Schrci- Neighbor\u2014What was your husband storming about last night?Neighbor\u2014Oh, it was so silly of him.He got angry.He found 1 had used his tennis racket to strain potatoes.BAILIFFS AND COLLECTORS NTARIO COLLECTION AGENCIES, Experienced Collection Service.Bailiffs.\u2014 Stair Bldg., Toronto.m&b STAMPS BOUGHT r i IGH PRICES FOR OLD CANADIAN Stamps and Stamped Envelopes.Imraedl- Marlgold Stamp Co., 77 ate cash paid.Victoria, Toronto PURPOSE DEFEATED\t\u2014 \u201cIt was the understanding of those \u2014 who favored separate grading of | \\y Garnet that such grading would enable importers of our wheat to so cure, reasonably pure, another type of wheat for blending,\" he said.\u201cThis purpose has been entirely defeated since there has been no volume of these grades.As long as mixing to the extent of 10 per cent, with other varieties will place Garnet in Northern, this situation with respect to Garnet grades will continue.\" He pointed to the spread in price between No.1 and No.3 Northern at Vancouver and said all grain men | S agreed Vancouver No.3 Northern \u201cwas a drug on the market.* Dr.McCalla said it had been definitely established that within a variety protein content was the most important factor affecting the actual I gQQ baking value of wheat.During the past six years the average protein content of all wheat grown northeast northwest and southwest of Edmonton was below 12 per cent.NEED OF 12 PER CENT PROTEIN \u2018\u2018While there may be some question as to what is a satisfactory level of protein to insure quality, we can be [ 35 reasonably sure that unless our wheat contains 12 per cent, or more it will not give increased strength to blends, the purposes for which our wheat is bought,\" he said, adding that prairie wheat was much stronger.says an article in Motor Magazine, it is the only transcontinental road in North America that \"can claim the distinction of being free from tropical heat, deserts and alkaline wastes along its entire route.\" It is thus bound to make an appeal to tourists from all over the continent, as along it the motorist may travel in comfort through varied and interesting scenery, not least magnificent of which will be that along the Algoma shore of Lake Superior when that section is completed.Starting at the Atlantic seaboard, the motorist can now travel 1,700 miles of improved highways to the Sault and in the section immediately east of the city further improvements are this year being carried out.From the lakehead to the Rockies is another long stretch, with the final stretch from the Rodcies to Vancouver.This road is a fine thing for Canada and completion of the short remaining sections will make it even more valuable and more attractive.EARN MONEY AT HOME ITH THE AUTO KNITTER MAKING men'* socks for us: with small Investment, start this pleasant employment; for Improved terms and wages paid, write now.\u2014Auto Knitters.Department 203.Toronto.Jane\u2014Don\u2019t you thing its awful?Charlie never comes home until after midnight.Susan\u2014You ought to be happy.My husband starts out at that time.i Hi ¦ 1 i CHINESE VEGETABLE OYSTERS 4 NDERFUL! 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Be first In your locality to handle this new money maker.Sample, full cultural and marketing directions 60c postal note.\u2014Sunbeam Sales, Yarmouth- North, N.S.w° Some men do what their wives tell them to do and some men are not married.His Father\u2014As it is your birthday.I\u2019ll cancel the $5 you borrowed the other day, so you won\u2019t owe me anything.Clarence\u2014If its just the same to you, Dad, I\u2019ll take the $5 in cash.It is better to be loved and lost than to have loved promiscuously, and makes less work for the courts.There will always be those who think they know your duty better than you know it.Charity often means'that we are willing to pass the hat if other people will fill it.t the No.3 % AGENTS WANTED EVERY DAY A PAT thousand famines, 200 TEADY WORK Day supplying guaranteed necessities.Make up to $35 weekly.No risk Experience unnecessary Free Catalogue and Details.Famllex Company, 570 St.Clement.Montreal wmw l i * HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES FROM 5 cents up.Send for price list to Small-wares Co., 179 Craig St., West, Montreal.#0# REMEDIES Police emergency squad puffing down dangerous obstruction in wrecked New York City apartment after gas explosion which caused death of former city official.Force of blast shattered hundreds of windows in the neighborhood.McGAHEY'S LEO ITCH REMEDY \u2014 One application stops itching, stamping Kempt ville.Ontario DR biting.$2.00 STAMPS The Hobby of Kings AUSTRALIAN LYRE.KOOKABURRA, Birds.Victoria.McArthur.Jubilee.Air, Commemorative*.25c.Bed worth, 200 Davenport.Toronto, Ontario of this generation than \u201cFar move of the older ones expect to earn their own living, and refuse to have things handed to them oil a silver platter.They have a feeling that it 'just isn t done\u2019 to sit back and let someone else work for them, their own way\u2014not to be ornaments Friend\u2014Are you going to be bothered much with your income tax this year?No, I have just figured out that at the highest tax rate they can charge me the government will owe me over $100.It isn't what you say you are going tc do that counts\u2014it Is what you actually do that turns the trick.READ IT OR NOT\u2014The Ameri-Buzzard is the fastest flying State\u2019s benefactor and helper.He paid large taxes.He gave employment.He provided business leadership.He shelled out for private charities and public projects.All down the line he paid \u201cthrough the nose\" for the privilege of living and operating his business and giving work to men and women and generally contributing to the maintenance and Improvement and expansion of his city, his province and his country.Then, dying, he Is expected to disgorge thousands more for public purposes.Youthful Chivalry POULTRY\t_____ UFF ORPINGTON COCKS.PEK1NS AND 1 H«>wen drakes.250 William Waterhury.Piet »n Ontario \u2022 A popular Victoria couple were married a few weeks ago and went on their honeymoon.Stepping off the ship, the bride slipped and fell, striking her eye on the gangplank rail.B They want to earn 7%c Andy Anderson\u2019s Chicks 8!Z2c to society.\u201cI know many people today expect to get things for nothing and are afraid of the consequences.I wish those people would take a trip across the country in a second-hand car and stay overnight in cabins.They would learn then what youth Is ready to do, and would feel confidence in the future of America when those take over the burdens we lay down.WILL SHIP YOU MY VERY BEST BLOOD Tested big Barred Rocks for 8%c or large English White Leghorns for 7%c.Month old pallets 35c.Day old White Leghorn roosters $2.75 per 100.100 per cent live delivery.10 per cent with order.Balance C O D.Andy Anderson Box WP.Essex.Ontario.I BURIED IN WRONG NAME persons that think News that she was sporting one of the biggest black eyes ever seen in the Terminal City seeped through to Victoria.Now a party had been arranged for the newly-weds on their return to Victoria, and the bride was in a dither because her eye was gathering more and more glorious colors unto itself.LEEK, Eng.\u2014 Buried In the name of another woman from the same hospital, the coffin of Mrs.M.Turner was exhumed at the cemetery and reinterred after the name-plate had been changed.can bird.BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK BREEDERS STOCK BY ADDING YOUR IMPROVE northern blood from heavy layers and registered sires.Buy six to ten weeks old cockerels at fifty to seventy five cents Also started pullets at attractive prices.Mont-magny Hatchery (Certified) 229.Montmagny.Mrs.Roosevelt All for Youth Tea ia used as a drink by a greater number of people than any other beverage in the world.more young people MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS N° .m suffer ev ¦'A* J08H from ocri H ,ÆMW headache or Que \u201cGirls and boys today know more at 21 than my generation knew at 50.Today no Boy Scout or Girl Scout comes to voting age without a sense of conditions and an objective in life.Youth should be freed from any I «\u2022 C \u2014 One Auto sent Buggy' Apply to Samuil Me Phone, Shawville.FOR SALE slightly used Neill, Maryland.23-18.14 Word Drug\" Defined A \u201cdrug\" is any substance used UÊ a medicine, or in making medicines, for internal or external use; aUfo, formerly, any stuff used in dyeing or in chemical operations.According to the pure food and drug act the term \"drug\" includes .\u201call medicines and preparations recognized in the United States Pharmacopoeia and National Formulary for internal or external usé, and any substance or mixture of substances intended to be used for the cure, mitigation, or prevention of disease of either man or Cther animals.\" FOR SALE-One Grey Horse, six year old ; w eight.10JO pounds ; sound and in good condition.Apply to James T.vvrnHERT80N, Shawville, Que, lull Florence\u2019s Pitt: Palace Ruined Man Who Built It Luca Pitti, a Florentine merchant whose riches could compete with the Strozzi and Medici families, began the Pitti palace in Florence in 1440.PHONE 43 WANTED\u2014Position as practical nurse and housekeeper.Apply to Mish'.M artfia Owens, R.R.No.2.Shaw ville.Que.Norris R.Horner Clothier and Haberdasher Clarendon United Churches Rev.C.Leslie Taylor, B.A .B.D., Pastor ' Sunday, May 2 11.00 a m.Service at Wesley 2 30 p.m.Service at Bristol 7.30 p.m.Service at Yarm Sermon subject: \u201cThe Walk of Honour1*\u2019 Church of England PARISH OF BRISTOL Rkv.W.A.Hewitt, Incumbent Sunday, May 2 Bristol Corners,\tMorning Prayer\t10.30 Bristol Mines\tEvening Prayer\t2.30 Caldwell,\tEvening\tPrayer\t7.30 FOR SALE-1 Clydesdale filly, rising cue year old eligible for registration.Apply to Armstrong Bros , Maryland.Que.Phone.27-12, Shawville.One day at table with his friends, he bet that he would build a palace large enough to inclose in its courtyard the Strozzi palace, and that it would have windows larger than the coach entrance of the Medici palace.His palace was to be more beautiful than any of his friends or rivals could build.The old story says that on the day the new palace was ready, he invited a hundred of his envious friends to dine with him, and to prove that the task had not ruined his fortune, he gave them all sacks of gold to sit on at table.Bt the sequel tells that it was too much for him.He was over-whclmed with debts and had to sell to the Duchess Eleonora of Toledo, FOR SALE \u2014 One Dv Laval Cream Separator.No.12.almost new ; Also one Massey Harris Hinder complete.Apply to W, J.Hayes.Shawville.Phone 73.DALE\u2019S TINSHOP FOR SA LE-A small range, suitable for cook house or \"cottage ; Apply to Mrs.Jar Allen, It.R.No.2 Shawville.Phone 9 10.TINSMITHS and PLUMBERS Duping th* Ducks Each season an eider duck will produce about half a pound of eider down, but it must be tricked into doing so, says Samuel J.Beckett in \u201cA Wayfarer in Norway.\" Artificial nests are placed in the rocks in the haunts of the bird, and there the ducks lay their eggs.As the eggs away, the bird continues to sit for long periods, all the time plucking the valuable down from her breast for the nest.Lokta is one of the «bènters for the eider down industry.FOR SA LE-A litter of young Pigs, ready for delivery.Apply to Mrs.XVil-bvr\u2018Horner.Shawville, Phone, 11-23.I prepared to attend to all your roofing require- whether it be in Crown We are t FOR RENT \u2014 Comfortable 8 room dwelling house on Main Street, east.Modern conveniences.Apply to ARTHUR Horner, Shawville.J merits Corrugated Iron, Galvanized Shingles, in fancy colored prepared Parish ok North Clarendon Rev.D.Andrews, Incumbent are systematically taken Phone 13-0.or Sunday, May 2 Greermount, Holy Communion 10.30 Otter Lake, Charter!», FOR SALE\u2014 Span two year-old per work* h or™\" \" °A ppl y \\ o < U it hbtt °W a lsb! wife of Cosimo I, for 9,000 gold flor-R.R.Nu.3 Shawville.Phone 17 14.Holy Communion 2.30 Evening Prayer 7.30 ins.shingle.We contract for roof painting with \u201cAluminex.for estimates.)> A sk SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY DEFER MCI» KONATE