The equity, 22 février 1940, jeudi 22 février 1940

[" r c$l.50 per annum In Advance i 2.00 to the UnltcdStatee THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22.1940 SHAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE No.35, 57tu Year COWLING BUSINESS COLLEGE married PERSONAL MENTION Shawville Hardware Rev.Percy Powles to Show Movies of Work in Japan Smith-Hamilton At the United Church Manw, .\t,\t, Novanda, U'ie , on December Oth.\t, ei .Mi-* Gwen Kiiiott is visiting her 1939.Carolyns Margaret t- aim, | Qorner Bank and Somerset Streets sister, Mrs.Gordon Maxwell at daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.J.South Hull, this week.\tHamilton, of N manda, ¦lames Muir Brown hmitn, I Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Smith, Mi-s Muriel Webb, of Ottawa, -pent the week end with relatives in town.f The Rev.Percy Powles, who is at present in Canada, is to be in &%y\"=h,g\" attend.\t| Air Force at Toronto.\t.I ns> son ot Mr.and Mrs.Leeson rÆ :Aid iiS.sf,»?,\"; bsts?eppa* ÜÉHËÜ! #5=1## observed a two mmute\tg.Douglas.\t.\t.f P YV.Gilchrist officiated, during the hour ot his bunai Mr.Herb.VVicken* on behalf ot The bride ^ the daughter of service.\t.\tthe guests present expressed their Mrtjor and Mr\u2019».James Cranwell, The meeting was closed }?y\u201e8inge appreciation of the invitation and I ^ Westville, N S., and the bnde-inc God Save the King.netreHii- ^ g0od time enjoyed.\t! groom the son of Mr.and Mis.J.mer.ts were served by the hostess * - |%, McCredie.of Ottawa and nnsisted by Mrs.1Melvin Ste war , |_jr peter Brownlee Dies\tgrandson\tof\tMruand Mrs.William Mi=h Tow ne and Miss Todd.\tAfter Lengthy Illness\tGraham,\tof\tElmside.\t* a Professoi Fife played the wed-After an illness extending over djng music, and the soloist was Barry\u2019s Bay Defeat Fort Cwb-ge I «;\u2022¦&\totto .™\".\u201cfcfffi?J£ÏTÎi«or .haatb 3 t.i i.First Cam.ef |&_\t85^.1 ^SS!, w&M ing, Feb.10th, at the advanced 0f velvet and she wore a corsage age of 82 years.\tbouquet of pink carnations.The late Mr.Brownlee was a Miss Dorothy Urqubart, éstruLftJtsass\tsr *,,d * ,bo,\"de\" *77\t^ *- «\u2022 » \u2022=« »* Both teams arrived in Shaw ville pioneer settlers ot the tow nship.I ception was held at the home of.^ bv special train from Fort Uou- The deceased was a prosperous the bride\u2019s parents and later the | ^ Kk M»ld 1017 K;:ds.rsKS,\t% % Cecil Duncan, secretary of the when his health began U> tail,1 wore A brown coat trimmed with Amateur Hockey Association, who seVeral months ago, he returned fox and brown accessories, they was in Shawville in the interest ot to the farm where he received the wljj tftke up residence in North organized juvenile hockey, drop- hoving care and attention of his gycjney.Coulonge missed out on several wag f0v some years a member of ,\t\u2014 8KÆK8.asttSs Ml n».\"££i| ïîd'ii^sitop.0.' notched the first counter of the member ot the Church ot England,\tr F\u201enerrtl from the rest game on a break away andI to- \u201end while on the'farm worshipped §enpe ^ her brother, Thoma-wards the end tallied again from nt Holy Trinity Church, Radford.pHU, Biyson, Que , on VVedues-a scramble in front of the Con; and Intteily nt St.Pauls, Shaw- d February 21st.atone pm.U-tStiî »rt\u201c! \"h.I,»ve, k\tl to f-o.ver Litchfield Cemetery 3 to 0, on a smart play, and then his aged wife, the former liai nett sasrEe|?îi|r:\tw\u201cw &%%%&\"X\t*lf W-l Th, de,,\u201e.o,Y\u201eed h, C.Hyl, ^ ^'bb b ^ ^ were*1 VitViiske.^with\"' two unS MXhe funeral w»s held on St,nd»y nnd MM *ivedey Young.Sr.lie Sullivan 1: for Fort Coulonge, afternoon from the home ot Mr.was in his 83rd year.Neville mud E.Davis, 1 each.and Mrs.Corrigan to St.Pauls\t- _- Vitknske was the outstanding church, Shawville, and was very ulaver for the Lumberjacks and largely attended, the sacred edi- Rev.Thomas is Hams was dangerous at all times, but I flce being crowded to> capacity.Die8 at Westfield, N J.much credit for the result must go service was conducted by the\t- to their little goalie, McCaw.Rector.Rev.T.E.R.Nurse, who Qn Tuesday morning relatives Neville turned in a star perform- delivered an impressive funeral gbawville and district received ante for Coulonge and was the address, basing his remarks on I word that Rev.Thomas Harris, Be-\tftïSÏ* SninT^b.M,,.t\"hi.K'?mrnmmmm®; Alpine and Billings.\tMaster, Vertel bmiley Fort Coulonge\u2014Goal, Poisson; The pallbearers, all members ol defence.L Murphy and Shea ; the Masonic Order, were : Messrs Tittley, ll.Doyle *\"d L-1oSm\ttribaMt received and included the Pratts Food and Poultry Tonic Ottawa, Ontario Of VI i » This old reliable school has removed to larger and finer The finest and most Attend a premises modem in Ontario school with an established reputation.Open all year.Cuts Feed Bill : Get Some Today H.W.BRAITHWAITE Principal W.E.COWLIIIC, President Poultry Regulator and Egg Producer Hog Worm Powder and Tonic Heave Cough and Cold Remedy Poultry Worm Tablets Animal Regulator, Roup Remedy Lice Killer JAMES A.MILLAR B.A.L.L L.ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, etc.129 Main St.,Hull, Que.At Moyle\u2019s Hotel, Campbell\u2019s Bay every At Pontiac House, Shawville, every Wednesday afternoon Bide Women's Institute El Wednesday morning HARLAND C.ROWAT NOTARY PUBLIC was Graduate of McGill University SHAWVILLE, QUE.Orne*\u2014In ike G.F.Hodgins Building Main Street, Shawville.Que.Est.C.J.Caldwell J.OSCAR LAFLAMME Advocate.Barrister, Solicitor, etc.Office : Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.(In Lawn Block) ex NEW SPRING HOUSE FROCKS DONAT Le GUERRIER B.A , U.L B,.Notary Public CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY, QUEBEC will call any Branch at Quyon Monday on request Matters dealt with by'.correspondence R.MILLER WALLACE AVOCAT - BARRISTER PHONE, 1-M1» Famous \u201cOsmop\u201d Line Sensational ¦ Style - Quality - Value They Lead The Fashion of 1940 Ten Smart Styles at $1.00 each All sizes 14 to 44 Great Assortment of Colours District Playdowns 189 MAIN STREET hull, QUEBEC as D.J.CAMBPELL Veterinary Surgeon SHAWVILLE phone 81.Dp.R.G.DOCKS Dental Surgeon Graduate of MeOill University Post Graduate Work in Detroit and New York Hospitals SHAWVILLE.QUEBEC Phone 19 At Campbell\u2019s Bay from Friday night to Monday night of each week , See the New Polly Frocks Southern Belle $1.59 each Dr.R.E.DAGG SURGEON DENTIST *9 u Drummond Medical Building 609 Drummond Street MONTREAL.QUE PLATEAU 63 IS Very Stunning Line at A DU.WALLACE J.W.HODCINS Surgeon Dentist Suit 503 1224 St.Catherine Street.West MONTREAL, QUE.Vl^-^ Housecoats and Street Frocks Beautiful new designs and lovely colours Now selling at H.K.NEILSON, M.D.Nose Throat Specialist Eye, Ear $1.95 each ONT OTTAWA, Gordon T.Paul INSURANCE PHONE, 2-7961 Davis L.Ladouceur BEATTIE'S EYE SERVICE 462 Bronson Ave., Cor.Gladstone, OTTAWA, ONTARIO Summary\tIF#* Second Period _\tBrownlee ; Holy Trinity Church ; Mrs.Barry\u2019s Bay.Vitknske.14.00 R g Elliott and family ; Wreaths\u2014 Barry's Bay, Sullivan.17-05 Shawville A.F.&A.M.;Whelen Family ; Third Period\tSpraya-W.A.Brownlee and family : Barry\u2019s Bay, Vitknake .\t11.00\tMr.and Mrs.E.C.Nelson ; Mr.and Fort Coulonge, K.Davis.15 00 Mrs.J.A.Pritchard and family Fort Coulonge, Neville .\t10 00 Fleming Wilson: Mr.and Mrs, W.J Penalties : T.Jewell and McAlpine Brownleo ; Shawville Women a institute.REPRESENTING COMPANIES W.A.Hodgins, Lt\u2019d Strong Experienced ible Through SCIENTIFIC ETC EXAMINATIONS Quebec Shawville Dependa Specialist! o* all Visual and Muscular Eye Defacta T T.Beattie, Kathleen M.Rollins, SHAWVILLE - QUE.1 ¦*\u2022*-*«\t¦»w-w Generations NhW* » a Mrs r diverging lights.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 converging or Victoria, B.G, Boasts Roses In February VOICE I O of the PRESS Scouts throughout Bengal have offered their wartime services to local authorities as yclist messengers, guides, signallers and ambulance workers.The entire mill of Calcutta has been divided N1ARI0 UTDOORS NEWS PARADE By VIC BAKER m area into divisions, and the Scouts have been given the task of linking up the A.R.P.posts and first aid centres.Plans for a big Bengal Provincial Scout Jamboree were abandoned in order that full attention might bo given Scout wa 'IN ONTARIO SCHOOLS One of the most pleasing of the laudable efforts being made by the active Ontario Federation ot Anglers is their insistence that biology and conservation be taught in all schools of the Province ot Ontario.Procreative sound conservation studies irmst be destined to bring into being a new type of citizen in this progressive province with educational qualifications that may better equip him or her to accept the responsibility of aiding in the preservation of the province s vas.stoves of wildlife.\"This war isn't like a footba i game\u201d last week declared Sir Oliver Stanley, British War Secretary .\tWfÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ hit at the thousands of Canadians who are watching the European conflict with detachment, and a sense of unreality, who are forgetting that this war can\u2019t be stopped by a referee\u2019s whistle .tremendously powerful human and sub-human forces have been unleashed, not to be brought under control again perhaps for a decade .and then we\u2019ll be facing another world.So let\u2019s be serious about the war, and study the situation, each of us, intensively.an WISH WE COULD, TOO Postcard from a friend vacationing in Florida: \u201cHaving a fine time; wish I could afford it.\u2019\u2019\u2014 Woodstock Sentinel-Review.\u2014o\u2014 ELECTION-AIR PRECAUTIONS During a general election, airraid precautions here include the simple one of keeping the radio silent.\u2014Toronto Telegram.* .His warning indirectly \\'m time emergency service.* $ ¦ the * of thinking a Iona lines, these A contribution of $05.00 toward the Vancouver War Chest Fund by the 13th, 21st and 27th Vancouver Troops was raised by the collecting, bundling and sale \"f thirteen tons of wastepapcr.The joint effort was launched as a result of finding piles of old new papers and magazines in the basements of homes when Scouts of the three Tropos were on Fire Prevention Week inspection and instruction duty in co-operation with the Vancouver Fire Depurt- \u2022 * * Demonstrating their ready gra p of the public service principles of Hoy Scout training, the newly organized troop at Port Saunders, Nfld about for ways to help the settlement.One of the first results was the taking of steps to provide the community with the services of a cobbler\u2019s shop.sw * : N \u2022 o « M NO PIN CUSHION \u201cOntario is already preparing a cushion for the let-down that will come after the war.\u201d Here\u2019s hoping it isn\u2019t a pin cushion.\u2014Kitchener Record.» i o SPRING PEEPERS The other day we were asked to give the correct name and description of the frog known in Ontario as the \u201cspring peeper\u201d we pass the following general information along to you in case you have asked the question at some M§ Rumania was the hot spot of Europe as the sixth month of the war opened.King Carol\u2019s kingdom found itself the object of pressure from every direction,\u2014from Germany chiefly; the Allies; Bulgaria, Hungary.Reliable correspondents said that the Nazis, claiming Rumanian industry and agriculture were flagging for want of manpower and were not sending Germany urgently needed supplies, asked that Rumania demobilize 800,000 border troops.At the meeting of the Balkan Entente (Yugoslavia, Rumania, Greece, Turkey), Rumania\u2019s representative was reported to have declared that his country would seek the protection of Germany if the other Balkan countries refused to guarantee Rumanian territorial integrity.The four Balkan nations emerged from the three-day conference with the apparent decision to remain neutral in the war, but no absolute guarantees, individual or collective, were forthcoming .Strange and Wonderful Weird story of the week: From Zurich, Switzerland, came the pronouncement that Adolf Hitler would celebrate his 51st birthday April 20 by proclaiming himself Emperor of the Reich and Poland and King of Britain\u2014with Field Marshal Hermann Goering as Viceroy; gvoernors to be placed over England, Scotland and Wales.A terrific Nazi offensive against Britain would come first, of course.During the week, Russo-German border points were growing busier; nine railway stations were preparing to reload Russian raw materials for the Reich, and German industrial goods for the Soviet Union .the Asama Maru incident was settled' between Britain and Japan .Italy doubled the number of planes and pilots in the army .the Polish National Council issued a \u201cwhite paper\u201d telling of wholesale executions and horrible brutalities in German-occupied Poland .Adolf Hitler delivered a surprise address on the occasion of his seventh anniversary as Chancellor; he insisted that had the opposing nations shown the slightest understanding of German problems, all questions could have been negotiated .the first German plane since the war began, came down on English soil .more volunteers flocked into Finland from America, Britain and Scandinavia .the big French and Arab army assembled in Syria grew still larger .von Rib-bentrop, Reich Foreign Minister, announced that neither Germany nor Russia had any intention of carrying the war into the Balkans .ment.and This jolly looking girl with her arms full of the fragrant roses she has just picked in a garden in Victoria, B.C., is Ina Haikala, a Canadian Finn, whose kin are fighting so desperately in their snowbound native land.Her mother came from Vasa and her father from Laap-peranta.Roses can be picked in Victoria gardens any Christmas Day but they usually fall to a January frost.This year, however, the weather has been so mild that last Summer\u2019s roses are still blooming vigorously.The sprays in the photograph are yellow winter jessamine.WHO\u2019S CRAZY NOW?There has always been a question in the minds of many people as to the sanity of Arctic explorers, and this question again comes to life with the arrival in Antarctica of Admiral Byrd and his companions.Thanks to the radio, however, the Admiral will be able to listen each evening to the outside world going its sensible way.\u2014Edmonton Journal at once began looking time.\u2022f Technically speaking, this species of frog is Pickering\u2019s hyla, Hyla pickeringii, a member of the family Hylidae, the tree frogs.It is very small in size, about one inch long, greenish-grey in colour and marked with a suggestion of its back, and unlike Under the leadership of Cliff Chisholm, the Hamilton Dofascos are assured of fourth place and a whirl in the play-offs of the Senior O.H.A.\"A\u201d series, a fine achievement considering this season marks the return of Senior hockey in Hamilton after an absence of a few winters.Not only is Johnny Conick, clever wing player, leading scorer for the Hamilton Dofascos but the Hamilton star ha- set up a record for clean play that is a real example for others to follow.Supplying Plants With Stimulants Presented by the Government of Northern Rhodesia, a bronze figure, half life-size, of David Livingstone, African explorer, has been added to the collection of statuettes of Empire builders in the galleries of the Imperial Institute, Jvondon.a cross on other frogs outside the family, the tips of fingers and toes are endowed with viscous discs.Its shrill piped notes arc heard almost before the ice is out of the marshy places where it breeds and lives until late summer, when it deserts its former habitat seeking high ground and trees to climb.During the heat of summer days the voice of this hyla is stilled, but it sings again when autumn is near with the same insistence as in spring.There is another tree frog of the same genus common to Ontario, the common tree frog, Hyla versicolor, which has the power to gradually change colour to blend with its surroundings.This frog docs not \u201cpeep\u201d and is musical when Pickering\u2019s hyla is silent.Other tree frogs also occur in Ontario, the Cricket frog, Acris gryllus, and the Swamp tree frog, Chorophilus nigritis.These, too, are not \u201cpeepers,\u201d but sing more or less like other frogs.Canadian Gardeners Are Told By Dominion Seed House That Amazing Growth Results Are Achieved by Feeding Vitamin B-1 CHEESE FOR HOME FOLKS Canadian cheese producers received $500,000 in 1939 through premiums paid by the Dominion Government for high grade cheese.This, no doubt, was all for the good of the industry.At the same time, one cannot help wondering if cheese-making in this country would not be better served if the $500,000 were spent on proper publicity designed to make the Canadian public more \u201ccheese conscious.\u201d That done, if Canadian cheese manufacturers would make their best cheese\u2014not just some of it\u2014available for the home market, they might \u201cbe getting somewhere.\u201d An Interesting now discovery for the gardener, particularly for those who wish to try out for themselves the results of the latest research experiments is now available in Canada.The new product, known as Vitamin B 1 was discovered in California and has been tested out by the California Institute of Technology and-is said to have produced surprising results in stimulating the growth of certain plants.GOOD FOR FLOWERS, SHRUBS The Dominion Seed House at Georgetown state they have carefully investigated every available source of information, ou this new product, had trials of their own, and supplied B-l, for trial and report, to a number of qualified gardeners.As a result, they satisfied themselves that claims made for B-l, were justified and well founded.They have now received information from Ottawa that the Department of Agriculture has approved Vitamin B-l for sale in Canada provided that no claims are made for it in respect to peas, beans, corn, tomatoes and other vegetable species.(B-l does not benefit all plants, and experimental work indicates that its greatest service is In respect to flowers, shrubs, trees, etc.).GET* our copy 8 » I St.Valentine\u2019» Day a v The merry god is a gallant rover, He circles the land and wide seas over.With a knowing smile and twinkling eye May he not a wavering fancy spy?So he whistles low with his pouting lips, And out of the pack on his back ho slips A fariy arrow with subtle dart And amis it straight for that wav-ring heart, Then blushes tender and rosy red O\u2019er a maiden\u2019s features are hap\u2019iy* shed And she wonders why in this world of sin Such joy is surging her heart within.Ah! Never before was love like this\t} For she had not dreamt of such perfect bliss.Whilst her lover gazes with speechless pride\t* At the tender grace of his promised bride\t! The little god laughs as he takes a dart\t.\t' And aims it straight for another heart.1 \u2014 Brantford Expositor.I 72 Port Royal, N.S.Being Rebuilt # Pages 0 HERE\u2019S HOW I For your copy of \"Who\u2019s Who\" which contains Big Time Hockey Statistics and the careers of 131 Of Its players, send 5c with a 5-lb.Bee Hive Syrup label; or two 2-lb.labels, or two Ivory or Durham Starch labels and 5c Send requests to address on the label with vour name and address.71# 71# SCOUTING Here and There Replica of Habitation Where The French Settlers Spent First Winter In New France # # e i Older Boy Scouts of Salford, Lancashire, England, are giving safety street crossing service during blackouts, under direction of the Salford Chief Constable.Each evening from 6.30 to 8.30, in pairs, armed with red hurricane lamps, they convoy pedestrians across \u201cBelisha Beacon\u201d corners.Approaching motorists recognize the 0.Ya Restoration of the Port Royal Habitation at Granville, N.S., where the settlers of New France spent their initial Canadian winter in 1605 is almost complete.Work on this landmark is being done by the Surveys and Engineering branch of the Mines Department.The new habitation is an exact, full-size replica of the original built by the French under Champlain.Bee Hive Syrup IN POWDER FORM The product is sold in Canada by Dominion Seed House in powder form and the standard size package will prepare 2,000 gallons of solution.LIFE\u2019S LIKE THAT By Fred N.her T1MK OF CHAMPLAIN Timbers of the building were put together with wooden pins, the practice when the sons of France came first to Canada.Hinges and latches were reproduced in the typical workmanship of the period.Local field stone wps used in the chimneys, black- /// / ?// + ,7?1US MODEPNff on Y y % MICKIE SAYS\u2014 z Zz / z Puck Chasers y % / EVEN IF YOUVE tiOI PLEXflV OF BUSINESS, KEEP 0X1 ADVERTISING ! rrir GOOD INSURANCE TER \"TH1 RAI ktY DAY / z5- A'/// / \u2022/ \u2019 r TOPICS OF THE CURRENT HOCKEY SEASON construction of the bricks in the bake-oven, smith's forge and fireplaces were made on the spot by old-time brickmakers.Much archaeological and historical research was dene by representatives of several societies and museums.Scientific soil reading was used to establish the original position of the build' ings.9 r A 3 JUNIOR AND SENIOR \"A\" %'s y I mi The Toronto Amateur Hockey Association, with the co-operation of the O.H.A.and the Maple Leaf Gardens, have named Saturday afternoon, February 17, as their special game to secure funds for purchase of hockey sticks and equipment for Toronto\u2019s many youths playing on outdoor rinks.The 0.H.A.has moved the Osh-awa at Marlboros game scheduled for February 24th up to February 17th, and it will be played as a single game on that afternoon.The Young Rangers vs Native Sons game will be played later.Games scheduled for February 17th have been moved back to February 24th for the Gardens, Including Oshawa at Varsity and Marlboros at Young Rangers.\" A Nobody Need Listen Back home in Canada election preparations sped on .a free distribution of national radio network time was made to all four parties represented in the last Parliament.The allotment was as follows: Liberals, 5% hours; Conservatives, 4% hours; C.C.F., 1% hours; Social Credit, 1% hours.Total 12% hours .But we\u2019re living in a democracy; nobody has to listen to a minute of it.rad #5 y y z y z % iO* Canadian National Railways Revenues (5?\\ 0 The gross revenues of the all-incluaite Canadian National Railways System for the 10-day period ending January 31, were .as compared with .for the corresponding period of 1939, an increase of .ta X 1940 Valentine I y x \u2014 19 40, $6,427,070 4,445,609 This year\u2019s Valentine is likely to be addressed \u201cTo My Sweetheart\u201d instead of the \u201cGirl Friend,\u201d \u201cPal\u201d or \u201cChum\u201d customary for several seasons.Brilliant colors form background for \"Cupid's darts and pining hearts.\u201d Typical of the new style, is this verse: Sweetheart, my thankfulness for 10 BEST BEHAVIOUR Senior hockey has made a remarkable comeback in Hamilton.Ji- (CoDjnrbt, iht?e-H 1,981,401 or 44.6 Vo H f \"! N-IitI » \u2022 >* \u201cIt's Just Beginner's Luck! !\u201d REG\u2019LAR FELLERS- Assistant Mystery Man By GENE BYRNES 58 2tS E / HERE ON THE ANY BOY WILL DO/ #* \u2022 * ThZSB*±,f \u2022*!!& \"T ; TOil\\y0f ) » \\ r lÈÊ&à Entrance to an ancient mine 10,000 feet up in the Andes at Catamarca, Argentina, having been t uned through a passage almost filled with water, miners are again finding rhodochrosite, which is used as a decoration for hairbrushes, cigarette cases and other articles.X u v ; F I: y\"rmrF Mc>.Yiprwiff 4- fiffSI-Oee# CiriMi « U \u2022 *.« (\tiW m.U, ?V' infiT the soup mixture.Also add » piece of bay leaf, six or eight whole cloves and cover.Oven moderate 350 degrees.Drain when cooked, placing on heated platter surrounded with potato nests filled with peas.Garnish with lemon sections.Baked Potatoes Stuffed With Salmon Choose potatoes of uniform size and in number, according to number to be served.Scrub well, dry; prick top with sharp fork after having rubbed each potato with butter.Bake in hot oven until tender, which will take from 50 to CO minutes.When cooked cut a slice off the top of each potato, scooping out carefully the potato.Mash the potato then put through ricer adding\u2014 2 tablcspons butter 3/a teaspoon salt Dash of pepper 1 tablespoon chopped onion Hot milk, adding until well moistened; to this add 1% cups flaked salmon mixing all very j thoroughly.Pile into potato shells, j Brush lightly with butter, place in oven; brown a light brown.Arrange on a heated platter with buttered mould* of spinach topped with a slice of hard boiled eggs.For the fish rarebit recipe, note 1 the column last week in the Val- I entinc supper, which is another l delectable concoction for the I.en- I ten season.young woman, if I\u2019m any judge of human nature.\u201d , .He'd be the last to deny that he is, Constance thought with a fluttor of lrritalon.\u201cElsa O'Dare, in whoso judgment i have a lot of confidence, happens to bo an old friend of ours.You don\u2019t suppose,\u201d he added, with a brief twinkle, \u201cthat I dragged you Into my private practice without taking the precaution of finding out something about you, do you?\u201d Thai, Constance realized, feeling a lUMo foolish, was exactly what she had supposed.\u201cAnd just what,\u201d she demanded, \u201cdid Miss O\u2019Dare tell you?\u201d \u201cNot all she knew, I suppose .Only that when you walked into Daimler's that day, you had no more idea of modeling in a fa shion show than \u2014 well, than I had But Iliât you slipped into the situation with such cm «agi n g impudence and such amazing poise that she couldn't resist hiring you - on the spot .And,\u201d lie added thought* fully, \u201cthat she, personally, likes and respects you.\u201d And that, Constance felt sure, was all Elsa had told him, \u201cAnd now\" \u2014 his friendliness suddenly merged into a briskly professional manner \u2014 \u201cI think you'd better get to bed as soon as the stewardess can got your berth all ready.I\u2019ll call her and \u2014 \u201d \u201cBed?\" Constance said blankly.\u201cBut J never go to bod so early.Oh, you needn't lake the trouble,\u201d she went on with malicious amusement as his hand moved In what she had come to know as a habitual gesture.\u201cI have a watch, too.\u201d She found herself disproportion a tel y annoyed by his brush shift from friendliness to this impersonal matter-of-factness.\u201cThough you may not guess it,\u201d she went on perversely, \u201cI\u2019ve really been out of hoarding school for some tlme.\u2019r For a moment he examined her with that curious, tolerantly amused look she had come to recognize .As if, Constance thought with a growing resentment, he were trying to decide just what kind of unpredictable bug J might turn out to REGISTER OGDEN\u2019S! T *They Make Delicious Tea T A A $aw i> w L B & si K L A S E ?w k y* By SADIE B.CHAMBERS Roll a cigarette with Ogden\u2019s Fine Cut, touch a light to it and you'll register \u201creal\u201d smoking enjoyment.Ogden's is a \u201cstar\" cigarette tobacco\u2014the feature turn on the pleasure programme of wise roll-your-owncrs everywhere.Of course they choose the best papers, too -\u201cChantecler\" or \u201cVogue\u201d.Pipe- Smoker tî Ask For Ogden's .Cut A Plug B TEA BAGS LENTEN MENU HELPS The Lenten season is with us again.Having had the request several times last week for the jellied tuna recipe given in one of the summer columns it gives me a great deal of pleasure to repeat it at this season, where it seems to \u201cfit in\u201d although appetizing anytime.Anticipate rather than dread the preparation of your meals for this season.Grasp it as an opportunity to present to your family some delightful changes in menus and aim to make dishes to whet the appetitte, instead of meals to be dreaded.In fish alone as a moat substitute is offered tang, zest and character, which, with varied coruinations and garnishings, can make the preparation of these meals an adventure, with results full of interest and variety.Jellied Tuna I#\u2019?* oz.tin of cream of spinach soup Va cup of thick boiled salad dressing ,\t1 pint package plain gelatine V* cup boiling water 1\tcup flaked tuna fish *4 teaspoon salt One-eighth teaspoon pepper 2\ttablespoons chopped pimento Heat the soup.Soak the gelatine in two tablespoons cold water.Add boiling water, stir thoroughly and add to the soup.Next fold in the flaked fish mixing well, then the salad dressing and lastly the pimento, salt and pepper.Place in mold and chill.This makes a very lovely platter dish.Un mould on crisp lettuce and surround with tomatoes filled with voltage cheese or canned pears with the same filling.Top either with salad dressing and a sprinkle of paprika.Baked Fillet With Mushroom Soup Make your choice of either a smoked or salt fish fillet.Wash and prepare.It is best, if the salt type, to soak in tmld water for m hours before cooking.Drain well.Place in baking dish ; cover with a can of cream of mushroom soup diluted with evaporated milk (two parts soup to one of milk).Place a layer of finely sliced onion on the top of fish before add- X f J CAST OF CHARACTERS CONSTANCE MAIDWELL\u2014her ome; the stand-in.DEREK MANTHON-sn artist who loved money first.HILDEGARDE T H O R V ALD\u2014 Derek painted her portrait.DR.ROGERS\u2014he met his most difficult case ed uncertainly at the hills in her hands.' The boy's father will make it good, and be only too glad to pay you for any inconvenience this may cause you .Now you'd better ruu along.Allow at least a half hour to get to the flying field .And, oh yes! Better take along some lightweight clothing, it will be much warmer there than there.Please do not be late.I\u2019ve got enough to thluk about without walking the floor with a watch In my hand.\u201d HONEYMOON CLOTHES Well, well, Constance though'.1 am gutting ahead in 'life \u2014 from substitute for a clothes model to stand-in for u screen star \u2014 or am Scot *vo OBI i t Last week: Facing an incredible assignment, Connie Is about to depart by plane for California with Dr.Rogers to stand in for Camilla Wynne.The time it getting short.OGDEN'S FINE CUT CHAPTER XIII Constance said in a moment of i ecklessneee, at which she was to wonder la tor, * l still have no reason to think you\u2019re not Insane, but \u2014 well, it will lake me a half hour to pack.\u201d Before she got out of the car in front of her own house.Dr.Rogers look a wallet from his pocket.\u201cSine» this is a business arrangement, Miss Maldwell,\u201d he said, \u201cand since I don\u2019t Imagine you habitually carry airplane fare to California around In your purse, I had better give you something on account.\u201d lie stripped some bills from a roll and handed them to her.\u201cHere\u2019s enough to buy a round trip fare \u2014 1 don't want you to ini aglne you\u2019re being shunghled \u2014 and a little for incidental expenses Take a taxicab to the airport.You will find a ticket waiting for you in your own name I'll meet you in the plane.\u201d Ho might, Constance thought, have been instructing a nurse in the operating room, lu full confidence that every command would be implicitly obeyed.\u201cAren\u2019t you taking a rather long chance?\u201d she asked.\u201cIf I thought so,\u201d lie said with a short unmirthfui laugh, \u201cI\u2019d bundle you up in a sack and carry you along as excess baggage.\u201d And he looked at that Instant to be grimly capable of doing It.You needn't he concerned about taking the money,\u201d he added a Ill-tie impatiently as Constance l»ok- READERS, WRITE INI Miss Chambers welcomes personal letters from interested readers.She is pleased to receive suggestions on topics for her column, and is even ready to listen to yovr \"pet peeves.\u201d Requests for recipes or special menus arc in order.Address your letters to \u201cMiss Sadie B.Chambers, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronio.\u201d Peg-Leg Mouse i?She ran upstairs, her thoughts racing ahead of her .Lightweight clothing .Rut all of her lighter clothing was still stowed in the basement looker \u2014 except, of course, for the new things for her wedding Journey.She and Derek had been going south.Well, she-had bought thorn and paid for them, hadn\u2019t she?And this was the only Journey she seemed likely to make for some time .There wasn\u2019t much time to choose with discrimination.Better take sorno sport things anyhow .In the end, she put In any number of tilings she would probably never need, Just because there was room.She would wear the dark tailor ed suit with tell silver fox fur and the cherry hat and bag.As she set tied the hat over her hair, she smiled a little wryly at her reflec lion in the mirror, remember!ug that other occasion, in Derek's studio.when she had planned in a moment of happy delusion.I'll wear the tailored suit on the plane.I am so glad 1 got the red hat and bag.She was in her seat In the plane when Dr.Rogers came in.He just greeted her very much as if he had unexpectedly recognized a pleasant acquaintance, chatted impersonally for a few moments; and then he went with an air of finality back to his own seat.Constance, who had never flown before, and who was In that phase of excitement that craves companionship and self-expression, fe't piqued and defrauded.I suppose he\u2019s afraid someone will think he\u2019s eloping with me.she thought maliciously.Rut no.I do not believe that man really cares what anyone Is going to think.Then she saw that he had taken a telegram from his pocket and was studying It with bent brows, the line between his eyes deepening as lie read.He wrote a j-eply and settled down in his seat, quite as if he had forgotten her.Presently, however, with an air of suddenly remembering a duty that should be attended to, he came over and took a vacant seat opposite her.Scampering around a farm in New Jersey is a mouse that broke its leg.The farmer made it a wooden log out of a tiny golf tee.VITAMIN B-I FOR PLANT GROWTH AN HORTICULTURAL SENSATION Handy Hints 5-lnoh Rose bud».Daffodils n* large ns » salad Hyacinth UiiKima over lone, HnaiMlragoai nearly 7 feet high, seedlings maturing In half the uauul time, plants In full bloom, and growth transplanted without root-shock or set back and sickly plants relnvlgorated Into \\\\ //>vw^ strong and healthy growth.X\\\\ This la only part of the story, In October Issue of \u2018 Better :(\t_ Homes & Gardens*that has ;X->&^lv%7 electrified the horticultural /\\ \\\\v'X,,y world by Its description of the // Vi\\ , marvellous results obtained through scientific study of the newly discovered effects of Vitamin D-l on plant growth.Vitamin B-1 gives new vigor to the whole plant Not a plant food or fertiliser but Imparts new vigor to the roots so that the plant obtains tbe maximum benefit from the sou In which It Is growing THL'H PRODUCING THESE ASTONISHING RESULTS IN SIZE AND RATE OF GROWTH.rta ?, Cf To freshen a worn leather handbag, rub over with plain vaseline, into which a few drops of glycerine have been blended.Wipe off with a clean, soft cloth until it is thoroughly dry.i fj' be.1 TO THE THOKVALD RANCH Finally he said \u2014 obviously trying to be patient \u2014 \u201cPerhaps I had better remind you that you may-have a hard day ahead of you.You will net-d all the rest you can get.\u201d \u201cPlease don't worry about me.Dr.Rogers,\u201d she said; \u201cI thrive on sleepless nights.\u201d Without a word he turned stiffly back to his own seat.Indeed! Constance thought, as she watched him with covert malice.We get a lot of fun out of standing off and feeling superior and amused, don't we?Hut it isn't so funny when people refuse to take us us seriously as we do ourselves, is it?She took a great deal of satisfaction out of sitting up a good hour after her usual bedtime.Snuggled into her amazingly comfortable berth.Constance be gau to realize for the first time in that drf-am-like evening, exactly what was happening to her.Once in California, it was inconceivable that she should not see Derek.And once she had seen Derek, all the doubts and petty fears of the past few weeks would drop away like mist.She would lose that feeling which had begun to possess her that Derek had gone away into another and different world, and by that very act, had become different, himself; so that he no longer even spoke a language she understood.She fell asleep dramatizing those first few moments with Derek.There was a car waiting for them when they landed.The chauffeur, who seemed to know Dr.Rogers well, said.\u201cI am to take you direct ly to the ranch, sir.Miss Thor va Id asked me to say she was sorry not to\u2014\u201d \u201cMiss Tborvaid?\u201d Constance said faintly.\u201cDoes he mean \u2014 is it tbe Thorvald ranch we're going to?.Rut T can't do that.\u201d I To Be Continued i ! \"77 f>ry celery leaves iu a pan in the oven.Crumble and store in a covered glass jar, until needed tor flavoring dressings, soups and also stews, and to combine with other salad herbs.Easy\u2014Sale\u2014Economical FOR PLANTS INDOORS AND OUTDOORS We supply Vitamin B-l In a new convenient powder form, specially prepared for plant growth.Ne complicated weigh log or measuring whatever.Using measuring bikmhi which we supply.Just add a little powder to each gallon of water and pour ua soil once a week.Package will prepare 2.008 gallons of solution (enough to last the average gardener a whole season) With directions.81.08 postpaid (special half package.65c.postpaid).CBer^Our nig 1W0 Seed and Nursery FK C C Book, it le letter than ever.DOMINION SEED MOUSE, Georgetown, Ont If you have any doubt at all whether the mushrooms you are preparing are edible, try this old-fashioned test: Stir, while cooking, with a silver spoon.If the spoon does not discolor, the mushrooms are good.~7fjaAiL IjevJtCJufTx Mr, Caffeine-Nerves Quits School 3 9 » a- m ?ÉMÉ K y e I V Wm % ê : 4 y/ n 4 TEACHER: Fve simply come to the end of my rope with this class, Mr.Brown \u2014 They\u2019re so unruly they're driving me almost frantic ! MR.CAFFEINE-NERVES: That's telling him! Those kids should be in reform school! 12631V ti»6 SP*1 tiC '>/ SB» ' § m \u201cDo you know,\" lie began with a rueful grin, \u201cI don\u2019t believe it\u2019s occurred to me yet to gay Thanks.\u2019 ' > 4 I m « i f i\u2014\u2022 *.N9I * \u201cDon't.\u201d Constance cut in.\u201cI\u2019m just beginning to realize that you are staking a good deal oil me.I'm not an actress* you know.I\u2019m only a clothes model that.\" > it » N?2 sV an amateur at * \u2022 x n RECOMMENDATION FROM ELSA '\u2018You\u2019re an unusually adaptable MR.CAFFEINE NERVES: Pipe do u n, Brown \u2014 this is a school, not a hospital! PRINCIPAL: Now \u2014 now \u2014 It\u2019s just that your nerves are upset\u20141 had the same trouble and found it was caused by drinking too much tea and coffee.Switching to Postum fixed me up ! Leaden in sport .coechei, e*letei end trainers .ed ise boyi entérine the real* of «port to eet Crown Brand dolly lor that intro pep end energy which help to win.ftend for Crown Brand 'Book of Itiddlm'VBooh olMsgie and Tricks '.Bnokâ ou Hockey; F.K.tbolL Biwelall.Athletic.; slao coloured Crown Brand Motto ALL KKKJhî Send a Crown Brand VI II ii ii Babel of Censors If \u201cMIDDLE AGE WOM aJ The Censorship Department of Singapore is capable of dealing with letters in 41 languages\u2014of which 22 are European and 19 Oriental.There are also native dialects, including 15 main Indian ones.q JL' goy4! k \" trying time** by taking 1\u2018inkham\u2019a-wellknc rm for helping female functional troubles.Try itJ By LOUISE LENNOX Mocassins make practical and decorative slippers for house wear.These are so easy to make because they require no real sewing, they are simply laced together.Any heavy woolen such as coating or a discarded heavy blanket is suitable, as well as suede, suede cloth or leather.Bright beads in Indian design on the front add a gay touch to either plain or contrasting color moccasins.Just four simple pieces and you don't have to sew a stiteh.Style No.2639 is designed for shoe sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.Send Fifteen Cents (16c), (coin is preferred) for Pattern, to Louise Lennox, Room 421, 73 We«t Adelaide St., Toronto.Write plainly your Name, Address and Style, Number.Be sure to state Size you wish.V * f KSBS LYDIA E.PINKHAM'S B m VEGETABLE COMPOUND xS Ml CANADA SI ARCH COMPANY UMITfD #9 MS I Why are PREMIUMS Better?m L > f L TEACHER: Thanks indeed for telling me about Postum, Mr.Browo, I've been drinking it regularly and the things I worried about a month ago seem silly now ! MIL CAFFEINE-NERVES: School's out for me! \u2014 Post/m and caffeine-nerves fust don't get along! m -r # % \u2022 Many people can safely drink tea and coffee.Many others \u2014and all children \u2014 should never drink them.If you are one of these, try Postum\u2019s 30-day test.Buy Postum and drink it instead of tea and coffee for one month.Then.if yon do not feel better, return the container top to General Foods, Limited.Cobourg, Ontario, and we\u2019ll gladly refund full purchase price, plus postage.Postum ii delicious, economical, easy to prepare, and contains no caffeine.1 ÉCT , %vi mr.% m s I 'll BITE/ 'a I I) V ______ *or = _ \u201e\u201e\u201e_________________ ?THEY\u2019RE TASTIER, FLAKIER, CRISP AND FRESH\" jcr ISSUE NO.7- 40 ! \u2022 «Ml# B I Tourist Trade In 1939 $275,000,000 Tourists spent an estimated $275,000,000 in Canada last year compared with $233,000,000 in 1938, the Dumin Bureau of Statistic*, said last week in a review of Canada\u2019s 1939 tourist trade.\t.\t.Canadian travellers in other countries spent an estimated $110,000,000 compared with $121,000,000 in 193S.The \u2022 favoroble balance\u201d to Canada on tourist trade account in 1939 is provisionally estimated at $185,000,000 pared with 162,000,000 in 1938.\u201cPractically all forms of tourist trave.were adversely affected by the outbreak of war but in many cases the declines not sufficient to cancel previous advances,\u201d the report said.THE EQUITY s Hodgins Garage X FREE\u2014Fine Barometer x X SH A WV ILLE, FEB.22,1940 s \\ ion The Election in Pontiac S Combined with Accurate Thermometer To be Given Away in Our New Buick, Oldsmobile, Service Chevrolet, The current question\u2014Is Pontiac going to have an election ?I rankly, at the moment, Tub Equity does not know.Reports going the rounds are varied and include such statements as :\u2022 Mr.W.It.McDonald, member of the last Parliament, will get an acclamation ; another, that Mr.McDonald will have opposition, not only from the Conserva- of dis \\ \\ V Weather Prophet V Sales v com V CONTEST V X < x were What will the Thermometer read and what will the weather be like at 12 o\u2019clock (noon) on the Monday following closing date of this contest P X v \u2014 A Choice Lot to Choose From I Change your old model and get a better one ?I § tive party, but also by a group satisfied Liberals in the northern part j prQper Respect of Flag of this constituency, who will place a strong candidate in the field to contest his nomination as the official standard- bearer or to run as an Independent ing slant on national life in the United States.Respect for the flag may .be shown, first of all, by making Prospective Conservative candidates nQ impr0per use of it.No other mentioned are citizens of the mining flag should be placed above it or to and from reports its right; it should not be used as drapery or decoration; no lettering should be placed upon it nor should it be used for advertising purposes ; it should not be allowed to touch the ground or the floor, or trail in the water ; it should not be displayed in a torn or much soiled condition ; it should not be dipped to any person or any thing.Respect is also paid in the formal salute, under the circumstances and in the manner described in \u201cThe Flag Code!\u201d \u201cDuring the ceremony of hoisting Dr lowering the flag, or when it is passing in a parade or in a review, all persons present should face the flag, stand at attention and salute.Those present in uniform should render the right hand salute.When not in uniform, men should remove the headdress with the right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart.Women should salute by placing the right land over the heart.The salute to the flag in the moving column is rendered at the moment the flag N S Important to Americans The question of proper respect for the American flag gives an interest- ; MAPLE LEAF S g V 1934 V-8 Ford Coupe with R.S.1937 Chevrolet Coach with Trunk 1937\tPontiac Sedan model 224 Deluxe 1938\tDodge Coach with sedan seat in front 1938 Chevrolet Coach with sedan seat H O.Tires 1938 Chevrolet Coach with 4-ply tires 1936 Maple Leaf Truck Stake Body Dual Wheels Why not have your car overhauled that you can drive in safety Drive in today X 5 Cream of the West \u201d fit X K3 Liberal $ a F L OU R X a < a s?section of the riding reaching here are influential men.No mention is made of anyone in the lower section aspiring for political honora, and, we suppose, the reason is that the controlling vote is now in the newer, mining sections of the county.Pontiac voters should have a medium of expression of opinion in this general election, and the first and most important duty of every elector\u2014who must be a British subject\u2014is to support and work for the party and candidate that they consider will render the greatest effort in bringing about a speedy and successful conclusion of this horrible v 0 X > > Offers Free # to the one who comes nearest to naming the Thermometer and Barometer readings for the Monday (12 o\u2019clock the closing date of the contest, this V V X X X noon) following magnificent, accurafcecombination Barometer\u2014Thermometer x now, so N X X And Additional Prizes as stated below for others who nearest to being correct.x x X come X x ?X a x It is all so easy\u2014You merely fill in the blank which we supply with purchase of Maple Leaf Flour.X .1.!.HODGIN8 X N war I v ^ Phone 64\"J.M I With 24 pound Bag n I Canadian Red Cross Quebec Provincial Division, Montreal Blanks Supplied As Follows : 2 \u201c 49 4 \u201c 98 .A$ tbey ]ay gAp.ng for breath at find employment; promotes lip-read- thc side 0f the track they heard the ing.classes and hearing tests and t crtlSh.Neither was seriously in- g acts as an information center.Dr.; ,ured The speeding traih had got- a Austin A.Hayden of Chicago is ; jeQ out of control un a steep grade, president of the organization.s g We are now in the market for all kinds of Saw Logs.Cash paid on delivery ; and have a special market for Elm Logs in 6, 8 and 11 foot lengths.Phone 27 THE HODCINS\u2019 LUMBER COMPANY Shawville, Quebec 31 ZàU.yizwïZLZf/rzi/wvi>Yzi>''Zizizj z'yiZxiyi ) Middle- Vehicles and Horses For Sale And Gelding.», special bargainrt age Driving Marc, extra good reader, $60.00.Service Announcement Shawvzllb Unitbd Church Rrv.A.P.Fokks B A., B.I).Pastor m- # G* The Equity Wealthy gentleman\u2019s highclafts vehi-Rubber tited buggy, made to storage battery.Apply to W.J.SMITH Renfrew, Ont.Reuben Smith, Shawville.clés.order, three lights, Half Speeder Cutter, highest quality, slightly used, cost $3u0.00.Sale price for pair $75.00.Choice young Mares Furniture Department Chesterfield Suites Established 1883 PUBLISHED KVERY THURSDAY AT SHAWV1LLB, QUEBEC Sunday, February 25 IL 00 a.m.\u2014Service at Shawville Reference, r 1 CO p.m.\u2014Service at Zion annual subscription $1.50 3.30 p.m.\u2014Service at Stark\u2019s Corners i \u201c.Words from the \u201cHe speakes words Anywhere in Canada To United States.\u2022 e 2.00 Third in series on Cross,\u201d entitled, 1 Disappointment\u201d.HYDRAULIC CONTROLS f with must be paid In full is discontinued lovely hostess who decorates her living \u201cThe Marvel\u201d furniture gets quality throughout, comfort seasons smartest styles of lasting satisfaction, executed by long experienced master room All arrears before any paper The 7.30 p.m \u2014Service at Shawville.Subject make \u201cThe Greatest Song in the World\u201d W.G.COWAN, PUBLISHER BETTER, EASIER FARMING Bristol United Church Rrv.C.Armstrono-Salrh, B.D.Sunday, February 25 St.Andrews, Service St Andrews Sunday Sc tool 11.30 Knox.Austin, Craftsmen.Arizona Indians Seek New Mode of Living Young Havasupal Indians of the Grand Canyon, Ariz., area, who return to their reservation after training at government schools are dissatisfied with customs and practices of their forefathers and have appealed to the federal government for aid in getting the modern conveniences about which they learned in school.These young tribesmen will agree with the white-man visitor that their reservation, located on the bottom of the Grand canyon of the Colorado river is as picturesque a place as can be found.But they\u2019ve seen and read too much about the outside world to be satisfied with the crude shacks and the almost primitive farming tools which their parents and parents' parents have been using for gen orations.They want to build stone houses that can be kept clean, houses able to withstand any kind of weather.They want new tools for agriculture and new equipment for irrigation similar to that used by progressive farmers.\t, ,\t, To help them out, the federal government, through the National Youth administration, is working plan whereby the Havasupais get funds for their much-desired program of modernization.What tile Indians need most of all is cement îf» build these new stone houses.Stuie and timber they can find with abundance on the reservation, which comprises only 5.8 \u2014the nation's smallest.You too will revel in their Comfort, Charm, \u201cFit for a King\u201d Beautiful 10.30 a.m.a m.2 30 p ni.7.30 p.m Distinction, Designs, Solid Comfort, Excellent Proportions.Service Service l To you, the discriminating home-makers of Canada, we present this first Fashion Showing of beautiful Living Room Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Bed Room Furniture, Simmons Beds and Mattresses, Breakfast Suites, Chairs, etc.X our ,\tANGLICAN St.Paul\u2019s Sunday, February 25 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School * Morning Service Withdrawn / 30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer WfCKKDAY SgftVrCRB 7.45\u2014Wednesday Evening 8.00-Friday Evening Holy Trinity 11.00\ta.m \u2014Holy Communion St.Lu kb\u2019s 2 00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer MA V personally selected fabrics.that lend a luxurious touch of rich beauty to any home.Outstanding styles FORD TRACTOR with Ferguson System Mattress (Jews of a Decade ! The Slumber King is here 1 traction.This means amazing fuel economy and minimize» packing of aoH.And it mean» you can plow fields full of rock» and stumps, because the new line of draft ia tl tractor\u2019s \"safety deviceWhen the plow strikes a hidden obstruction, weight is transferred to the front wheels, the rear wheels spin.\u2022 The Ford tractor with Ferguson system is completely new.You've never seen anything like it.Tractor and unit are combined into one compact unit\u2014making greater efficiency, contro omyi Hydraulic mechanism for easy, positive control of implements insures not only constant depth while plowing or cultivating, but effortless lifting and lowering of implements.feature is the light weight of the unit.Because the \"line of draft\u201d is downward into the ground, there is no longer need of except weight to ; ecu re n Parish or North Clarendon Rev.K.C.Bolton in charge Sunday, February 25 « possible 1, econ- * Hi ; * œ V Morning Prayer 10.30 2.30 Oreermount, Thorne Centre, Evening Prayer Evening Prayer Those are only a few of the features.Come in.Look the Ford tractor with Ferguson system See the hydraulically controlled implements.Chances you'll change your mind about a lot of things.7 00 Ch trteria, out a can SS-SlPS An outstandi Miry Wkkk Servions Wednesday Evening Evening Prayer over.are 9 7.30 Clurteria, # a VA vs 3 V V c ft A '¦ e X si li è Fur Pelts Wanted * :,1 ;l ¦u You Get These Features At No Extra Cost Ferguson System of Hydraulic Controls \u2022 Pneumatic Tires \u2022 Self Starter \u2022 Power Take-Off \u2022 Cover-Battery and Generator \u2022 Oil-bath Air Cleaner \u2022 Muffler \u2022 Independent Brakes on Rear Wheels \u2022 Oil Filter \u2022 Adjustable Tread on Front and Rear Wheels.% R acres But to get cement they have to have cash, and cash is the stumbling block for these ambitious youths.The NYA's plan for these youths will be ranked as a student aid project and merely will consist of paying them wages for doing work on their own houses.This will permit the money to buy cement.The building program will have a second purpose as far as government officials are concerned.The young Indians, fresh from school, usually are full of enthusiasm and eager to institute reforms in reservation life.But, handicapped by lack of funds, they begin to forget about improvements and lose the spirit of progress instilled in them at government schools.By enc our-oging house-building, officials hope to prevent the loss of such a spirit I with to announce to the public that I am in the market for all kinds of Seasonable Fur Pelts and assure a g sT ï 7 1 mm 7 FERGUSON highest market prices.NORRIS R HORNER, Si nor \u2022 S Y S T I M j E Licensed Fur Dealer Show ville, Que.i f * # # WHEEIAESS IMPLEMENTS I Ir ne 43 r tz# s g «8 s A new value in sleeping comfort Slumber King Mattress by Simmons Furniture Department and this wonderful mattress G.A.Howard & Son Cornerstone in Safe from the parapet of a $19.95 A stone bridge on the River Finn at Pinner, England, will be taken from storage London bank and replaced in The stone, Quebec Shawville in a I the rebuilt structure.' commemorating the bridge s renew! ai in 1723, vanished recently from the office in which it was stored.! Officials accepted the explanation : intil needed.Visit our Modern see THE RENFREW MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS O can do as well and Why patronize Catalogue Houses when you better here 1 even o North Carolina Tcv/n Is \u2018Zoned* for Leafng Monuments in Marble and Granite information on special designs and prices.Ben Franklin Issued Swimming Instruction The Franklin Institute of Philadelphia points out that Benjamin Franklin, printer, patriot, states-and scientist, once considered Feed Prices Citizens of Louisburg, N.L , are inclined to believe that life, lit city and the pursuit of happiness includes the privilege of a bit uf pu j-lie leisure.Louisburg ha?gur.e to bat for its citizens and country people who like to stop on the street and talk about politics, the war and hunting.Along a couple of busy streets .the sidewalks have been marked ofl in three lanes.Center lane is strictly for walking purposes\u2014the outside lanes are for the innocent idling which is part of the pleasure A fexv benches i Write for .$2.45 Ideal Lay Mash, per cwt.Ideal Hog Grower, per cwt Moulee.per cwt.Middlings per cwt Feed Wheat, per cwt 2.00 man .browing it all over to open a swimming school in London.According to ore of his letters, he .vas a great believer in the benefits :f swimming and had a method of .caching others the sport.Franklin wrote to a friend who wanted to know how to swim and .old him that confidence was the :rst essential.To gain confidence, Franklin advised, the friend should walk into the water where it deep-gradually, and turn and face he shore when the level reached he chest.Then drop an egg in the water between that point and the ihore, Franklin said._______ ________________ \u2018Then plunge under it (the water) Fypy i f i fi tie aw IT wn ¦ l lllfl 11 it El fli a 11 i 113 Vlth your eyes open, throwing yourself toward the egg,\u201d he wrote, \u201cand îndeavoring by the action of your lands and feet against the water o get forward till within reach of it.In this attempt you will find that he water buoys you up against your nclination; that it is not so easy a hing to sink as you imagined; that cannot but by active force get town to the egg.In this manner you will feel the ,-ower of the water to support you.\u201d 1.25 Phone, 278 1.65 GEO.H.FROATS & SONS 284 Argyle Street, Renfrew, Ont.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022#\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 I \u2022 1.70 two of a southern town, are placed in the loafing space.Under , Louisburg\u2019s system, farmer come to town to-sell his tobacco is in no danger of being pushed around by hurrying Saturday afternoon crowds.Upon meeting his friends from the next county, the group simply steps over into the loafing zone, and there, protected by law and manners, they may chin to their hearts' content.MacLean\u2019s ?ns a RED & WHITE STORE Successor to G.F.Hodgins Co, Limited \u2022 9 Serves\u2014The Buyer Saves The Owner TH-E < I 19c Falcon Baking Powder, 16 oz Falcon Cocoa, 1 lb.tin.4 lbs.Rolled Oats.4 lbs.Ivory Flour .4 lbs.Wheatena .2 Packages of Iodized Salt.2 lbs.Clover Honey .1 Large Bottle Sweet 4\tlbs.No.1 Spys Apples.1 Large Tins Catelli\u2019s Macoroni .19c T Bottle Alymer Chili Sauce 1\tib- M.L.Rindless Bacon.5\tlbs.Red Onions 2\tTins Campbell\u2019s Tomato Soup 2 Tins Alymer Tomato Juice .Half Dozen Salt Herrings .1 Pkg.Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 19c 1 lb.Creams or Chocolates Candy 19c No Honking, Please Horn honkers are on the spot in Spokane.Police Judge Frank Yuse has a distinct aversion to such practice He fined C.L.Atkinson $1 for each of three toots on his car horn and said Atkinson\u2019s desire to attract a friend\u2019s attention was no excuse.19c 4 4 Wampole\u2019s Extract Cod Liver Oil 19c 19C Rot/ G.Fraser Gifts, Novelties RENFREW, ONT.Box 886 rou 19c * 4 19c Flowers, The all year round tonic for both children and Tones up the 19c 19c Pickles World\u2019s Earliest Records Convicts have fenced in a site îear Klerksdorp, vhere in the opinion of Professor /an Riet Lowe, archeologist, his-began to write its records On this site are Rhone 160 Musk and Perfume Musk is the name originally given to a perfume obtained from the strong-smelling substance secreted in a gland by the musk-deer.This gland is present beneath the skin of the abdomen in the male only The sac contains a dark brown substance of the consistency of moistened gingerbread, perfume the animal is killed and he gland completely removed and tried.It appears in commerce as iither \u201cmusk in the pod,\" that is in the whole gland, or \u201cmusk in grain\u201d in which the perfume* has been ex traded.Good musk is of a dark purplish color, dry, smooth and une ?ai: \\ bitter in taste, icent \\i> not only more penetrating but more persistent than that of any other known substance, 19c South Africa, adults, whole system generally, and good tasting, too.19c Distinctive Flower Styling, that\u2019s our business.We in ory 19c 150,000 years ago.\u2022eck engravings of a rhinocerous, in elephant, a zebra, giraffe, geese n flight, and other animals done >y a primitive race.The ridge of \u2022ed boulders has been declared a latior.al ' monument.\u201cThe engravings are the finest in South Africa,\u201d the archeologist \u201cThey belong* essentially to .\u2022\u2022 f On 19c vite your patronage, orders of $1.00 or over, phone On orders of e**t*## #####»\"«»» ,,*»»#****«***»\"* \u2022 # 19c To obtain the us collect.$5.00 or over phone us collect 19c 19c THE CORNER STORE and we shall prepay.Estate Mrs.M.C.Howard ays.he Stone age.A curious find is a grooved stone \u2022vidently used as an arrow sharp- Main and Centre Sts SHAWVILLE, - QUE.Phone anytime between 7mm «tad 11 p.m.Its «\u2022jo \u2022ner.* I with ii view to their adaptation to the specific environment.Information regarding the most suitable varieties for any particular district (tin be obtained from the nearest experimental station.Adapt To Environment In presenting his report to the members of the Experimental Union.I>r.G.P.McRostie stated that varieties Rodent Breaks Monkey\u2019s Heart Can##»\" Firms Are Busy Building Planes For R.C.A.F.should be chosen McGill University Monk Adopted Rat Who Proved to be Ungrateful | This Curious World ¦-\u2014- - By WillUm Ferguson Unrequited affection brings unhappiness to monkeys as well as to human beings, it seems.Minnie the Monk, as she is popularly known in Buildings, Montreal, is languishing these days in her cage quite unlike her usual self.Minnie unfortunately \u201ctook up\u201d with a rat about a month ago when the latter entered her cage in search of foed.She expended all her pent-up maternal love on her now-found friend and with great tenderness held the rat in her arms while she regaled it with the finest morsels of her food.RAT WILL BE PUNISHED The rat, a white experimental specimen, grew fat.With his hunger for food satisfied, he began to shun Minnie\u2019s cage.lie forgot that elemental virtue\u2014gratitude.Minnie, however, has not forgotten.She looks each day for lier fosterchild, and each day her spirits droop lower.\te Minnie has the sympathy of laboratory attendants who vow that Sammy the rat will \u201cdo right by our Minnie\u201d or else.The \u201celse\u201d means a complete and final experiment for Sammy.!?> s the McGill Medical ANTONIN % DVORAK'S HUMORESQUE WAS WRITTEN FOR THE PIANO/ IT oXl N ED « 1 MM «% Hii x ITS PRESENT POPULARJTV UNTIL KROSLER.arranged IT FOR THE VIOLIN.a i m m c -*\\ ô V !» .\u2022\u2022\u2022 Canada\u2019s air force is rapidly being expanded to meet the war emergency and to give 100 per cent, cooperation to the British Commonwealth Air Training scheme, which is now getting under way.Designed for photographic work, speedy Northrop Deltas are being built at the Vickers plant in Montreal fop.the K.U^ These planes are fast, all-metal low-wing monoplanes which can carry a crew of six and.attain a speed of toiles per hour.In addition to these planes, huger Stranraer flying boats are also being built at the Vickers plant.These huge boats carry five men and have a range of 2,000 miles and are the biggest planes built m Canada,\t1 ; OAits/Cd TOGETHER.DURING THE o K > x COURTSHIP SEASON/ ABOVE IS SHOWN THE; R.\"PENGUiK?DA MCE.\" r R.C.A.F.Personnel Chief loyalty to him.22.And when they heard it.they marvelled, and left him, and went away.THE GREAT COMMANDMENT is characterized by Jesus as hypocrisy, i.e., the spirit of untruthfulness in religion and life).16.And they send to him their disciples.with the Herodians, saying, Teacher, we know that thou art true, and teachest the way of God in truth, and carest not for anyone; for thou regardes! not the person of men.(The Herodians were not a religious sect, but a court or political party, supporters of the dynasty of Herod.They early perceived that Christ\u2019s pure spiritual teaching of the kingdom of God was leal aims, fluence with the people was antagonistic to their interests).The Her-odians\u2019 purpose here was to trap Jesus, not to gain information.17.Tell us therefore, What think-est thou?Is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not?\u2018'Tribute\u201d means poll-tax; But Jesus perceived their wickedness, and said, Why make ye trial of me, ye hypocrites?19.Show me the tribute-money.And they brought unto him a denarius.20.And he saith unto them, Whose is this image and superscription?(On one side of the coin were stamped the features of the Emperor Tiberius; on the obverse his title of Pontifex Maximus).21.They say unto him.Caesar\u2019s.Then saith he unto them, Render therefore unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God\u2019s.The true basis for citizenship implied here is devotion to God, and no political theory or party allegiance can be taken for a substitute for SEVERAL DECADES AGO, WERE.m I ^ i Sunday School Lesson GIVEN SPACE IN NEWSPAPERS OVER.THE ENTIRE COUNTRY/ EVERY INSECT BITE WAS CREDITED 34.But the Pharisees, when they heard that he had put the Saddu-cees to silence, gathered themselves together.35.And done of them, a lawyer, asked him a question, trying him.(The great sphere of the activities of the lawyers was the law as it was contained in the Scripture or handed down traditionally; they gave instruction in the law.and trained disciples; they interpreted and developed the law).m TO THIS BUG/ AS A MATTER.OF FACT, IT SELDOM BITES HUMANS » 1 < CONi 1f37 IY\tSCMY'Ct.I MX_______________£ COURTSHIP displays arc common among the animal world.Great crested grebes have various rituals, among them the seldom seen penguin dance shown above, during which the participants present one another with leaves and weeds.Other ceremonies include feather preening and head shaking activities m à # 5 \\ LESSON VII GOOD CITIZENS AND NEIGHBOURS Matt.22:15-23:39 Printed Text, Matt.22:16-22, 3440 Golden Text: \u201cThou shall love thy neighbour as thyself.\u201d Matt.22:39 THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING Time Tuesday of Passion Week.Place far ffom the temple, possibly within the temple area.THREE QUESTIONS It was customary for any one who desired to ask questions of a rabbi in public, even interrupting him at pleasure.15.Then went the Pharisees, and took counsel how they might ensnare him in hie talk.(The Pharisees were essentially a religious party, fanatically opposed to whatever was non-Jewish.They sought to attain purity and holiness by the most rigorous end scrupulous observance of the written law and the unwritten traditions down to the tiniest detail.They were soul of the opposition to Jesus, opposing him on national and religious grounds.Their spirit irreconcilable with their polit-and that Christ\u2019s in- £ NEXT: How many forms of mammals arc known to science today?86.Teacher, which is the great commandment in the law?37.And he said unto him.Thou shall lore the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.38.This is the groat and first commandment.39.And a second like unto it is this.Thou shall love thy neighbor as thyself.40.On these two commandments the whole law hangeth, and the prophets.The teaching of Jesus here rests upon two well-known passages in the Pentateuch, Deut.6:5.and Lev.19:18.If we really love the Lord with all our heart, we will do voluntarily and gladly a\u2019.! the things which are divinely commanded.and will naturally refrain from doing those things which the oyal OUTLINE MAP April 4 of A.D.30, the Jerusalem, probably not # Group Captain Harold Edwards has been .appointed chief of the K.C.A.F.He succeeds Air Commodore W.R.Kenny, who goes to Washington as air attache at the Canadian legation.21 Aptitude.23\tTo put on.24\tPart of its population is Answer to Previous Puzile HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured is the map I H V I of Ifil 7 This kingdom's ruler.13\tLarge constellation.14\tFarewell: 16\tWireless music box.17\tTo tic.18\tLawn.20\tCourt.21\tCircle part.22\tTo scatter hay 24\tMusical note.25\tThree.26\tGrief.27\tVocal composition.20 Pig sty.30 To eject.32 Public excitement.34 Ethical.36\tSleeper's couch.37\tEnhancement 41 To strike with the hand.43 Conceited.161 W L- 25 Sum.E 27 Russian villages.28\tBucket.29\tSeed bag.31 Volume.33 Reanimates, 35 To drink dog-fash ion.37 Membranous IflQ I L T 6 ATI FARM NOTES A CALVIN ! S THE FARM FRONT PLANS CAMPAIGN Lord prohibit?.Love is the law.\" \u201ci m AR UAiWlY^P i bag Quality farm products for wartime export indicate the basis on which the 1940 new crop year enters its initial preparation stage, G.K.Snyder, soil chemist.haircut.2 Genus of 44 Spanish.46 Peaceable 49\tBefore Christ.50\tVenerable 38\t3.1416.39\tHalf an cm.40\tThis land is famous for its Writes About Blockade evergreens.3\tCotton staple 4\tDeity.53\tStorms.\t5\tWithin.\t42\tTo analvze.54\tBitter herb.\t6 Residue from\t43\tview.56\tUnit.\tpressed grapes 45 Needy.57\tIcy rain.\t7\tFor fear that.\t47\tTo summon.58\tLion.\t8\tEither.\t48\tLawyer's 59\tIts largest 9 Father.\tcharge.city.\t10 Alleged force.49 Rude person.60\tThe father of\tu\tMeasure.*\t51\tGod of r!r .its present\t12\tTo accomplish\t52\tThing, king.\t15\tGo on (music)\t54\tVestment.55 Sheltered place.says Good food is first class ammunition in any war and more particularly in a war of nerves, front line fighters and the civilian 1 copulation in the war area need the best we can send them.Don't Sacrifice Quality The objective is not entirely unselfish.however, but lias a foundation in the mistakes of the first world war when quantity production was pushed at the expense of quality.Dr.E.S.Archibald, Director of the Dominion Experimental Farms, illustrated this point very forcibly at the Ontario Experimental Union Meeting, when he drew attention to the fact that it had taken Canada the whole of 20 years since 1918 to regain the confidence of the British consum-for Canadian bacon.Disregard of soil fertility and the growing of grain on sub-marginal lands are some of the other mistakes that should be guarded against.New scientific knowledge of matters pertaining to the growing of field crops and the feeding of livestock potent assets in the present f programme.Higher yielding varieties of rust resistant wheat, such as Renown, and of oats or Vanguard; better type bacon hogs, with a greater supply of good breeding stock available, are foundation factors for the necev fine The I 8# I - NOTES RADIO m NEWS AND 18\tWoe.19\tDressmaket VERTICAL 1 Woman's By MADGE ARCHER 10:30 pin., CBL Power, Pulp and Pape», talk by K.A.McKach * Feb.17, 9:00 p.m., ( BL.Hockey .\t10:00 p.m\u201e CBV, CBL, NBC, Symphony under Bruno Walter .Feb.18,\t2:00\tp.m.CBL, Ilart House String Quartet .2:30 p.m.CFRB, So You Think You Kuow Music .3.00 p.m., CFRB, N.Y.Phil.Orchestra .8:30 pm.CBL, Ope Man's Family ., Feb.19, at 12:30 p.m., CBL, Ontario Farm Broadcast .7:45 p.m., CBL, \u201cEuropean Reminiscences\" a talk by Frederick Birchall .9:00 p.m., CBL, Symphony Concert from-Montreal in aid of the Red Cross .Feb.20, 8:30 p.m., NBC, Information Please .9:00 p.m.CBL, Reginald Stewart .9:30 p.m., CBL, Fibber McGee and Molly .10:00 p.m, CBL, CBY, Toronto Symphony Orchestra under Sir Ernest MacMillan .Feb.21, 8:80 p.m, CBL, Serenade for Strings .9:30 p.m.CBL, Percy Faith\u2019s Music .30:00 p.m,, CBL, All Saints\u2019 Boys' Choir from Winnipeg.ONTARIO WEEKIES ON AIR Listeners on the Ontario network of the CBC are hearing a new type of news broadcast every Sunday from 10:00 to 10:15 a.m., BST., when \u201cNeighborly News\", a programme of the ' tere-sting happenings in the province's towns and villages and rural districts goes on the air.Material for the programme is secured from the weekly newspapers of Ontario, and broadcast by Andy Clarke, whose \u201cGood evening friends,\" opened the news broadcast of the Globe for five years.Mr.Clarke is a former news editor v : o \u2022 \u2022 « c 4 5 I k.y 8 7 n 20 \\ r* LA cO .ID \u2014Elliot & Fry Sir William Beveridge, author of \u201cBlockade and the Civilian Population\" (Oxford Pamphlets on World Affairs), has been Master of University College, Oxford since 1937; held important economic posts under the government in the last war (including that of Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Food), and was Director of the London School of Econom-from 1919 to 1937.lie is the author of many standard works on economic subjects.er 19 28 27