The equity, 28 juin 1945, jeudi 28 juin 1945

[" i April 1-46 Jm* T, LoDewell &hawvilie SHAYVVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE., THUESDAY, JUNE 28th, 1945.No.1, 63rd Year $1.50 in Canada; $2.00 in U.S.PERSONAL MENTION JAMES A.MILLAR Tipping\u2014Burden\tI ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, etc.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Tipping, of I ® Main St.#Hull, Que.SSL1?' A.TS.\tc*\u201c'k\"l\u2018 =\u2022\u2019 ter, Meryl Lottie, to Donald Lyall\tcry Wedneeday morning Burden, only son of Mr.and Mr#.I\t\u201con tiacHo use, Shaw ville,e Percy Burden, of Beech Grove, Que.\tWedoesde, «I Noon The marriage to take place in July ENGAGEMENT The annual Prcndergast - Young family reunion will be held at Sand Boy, Monday, July 2nd.Dr.C.F.C.Powles announces that his office in town will be closed on Tuesday and Saturday nights, for the month of July.?Mr.Dougall Sharpe is spending a vacation with friends in Toronto and Hamilton.Cpl.and Mrs.Allen, of Ottawa, spent the week-end with relatives at Stark's Corners.Mrs.Wm.John Horner, is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Ted McGuire, Aylmer road.A memorial service will be heid Mrs.H.,A.Hodgins returned from in the Standard Church, Shawville, Toronto last week to spend the Sum-on July 15th, at 3.0 p.m.for Pte.|mer months at her home in town.Elmer Richardson, only son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Richardson, of Shawville.Major E.H.Thompson, recently returned Chaplain, and president of ! Mrs.S.N.Horner, of Crcelman, the Standard Church, will conduct |Sask., has been visiting relatives in this district during the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Albert E.Myers, of Montreal, arrived Tuesday to spend a vacation at their cottage at Sand Bay.FENCING very Memorial Service for Pte.Elmer Richardson HARLAND 0.ROWAT NOTARY PUBLIC Graduate of jfcQjj UnWerMty SHAW VILLE.QUE.MARRIED Poultry Fencing Poultry Netting Electric Fencers, \u201cGem\u201d Hog Wire Farm Fencing ; STAPLES \u2014 NAILS \u2014 BRACE WIRE LAUGHREN\u2014ARMSTRONG Mrs.N.D.Kilgour, of Ottawa, spent the week-end at the home of her son, Mr.Walter Kilgour.At two-thirty o\u2019clock on Wednesday, June 20, a pretty wedding was solemnized when Edna Charlotte, J.OSCAR l AF LA MME, K.C.youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Armstrong, was united in marriage to Mr.Marshall William Jos.Laughren, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Everett Laughren, of Cfcarteris.The ceremony took place on the I H\tHI\tI lawn of the bride's home, under an Cpl.Leslie Horner, of Camp Bor-[arch of evergreen, wedding bells*; den, spent the week-end with his pink and white streamers.On each wife and other relatives in this\u2018side of the arch were large baskets district the service l Solicitor, etc: Office, Campbell\u2019s Bay, Quebec (In Law n Block) Sgt A.B.Stanley Among King's Birthday Honor List Among the Ottawa area airmen mentioned in despatches in the King's birthday honors list was Sgt.A.B.Stanley, son of Mr.and Mrs.T.E.A.Stanley, of Calgary, and husband of the former Miss Elora I visiting his sister, Mrs.H.A.Brown-Hodgins, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.lee and other relatives in the dis-Nellis Hodgins, 183 James Street | trict this week.Ottawa, formerly of Shawville.Sgt.Stanley is attached to the Bomber Group and has been overseas for three years.Dp E.J.O\u2019Leary DENTIST Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.Phone No.62 Evenings by appointment of iris, white phlox and bleeding heart.The bride was given in marriage by her father and was charming in a street-length dress of heavenly blue sheer with round neckline, Mrs.Harvey Wall and children, | shirred bodice and embroidered bis-of Montreal, are spending a few hop sleeves.She wore a white pic-weeks at the home of Mrs.Thos.ture hat and white accessories and Wall, at Radford.\ta corsage of American beauty roses, | DONAT Le GUERRIER Mr.and Mrs.Harry Storey, and hly-of-the-valley and fern.mm |\tShe was attended by her twin sister, Miss Evelyn, who was attired in turquoise blue sheer of the same pattern as the bride\u2019s.She wore a The induction of Rev.Robert Mc- I.\tSheppard and daughter, white hat and accessories and a cor- Cord as Minister of Bristol Pastoral\tAgatha, of Ottawa, spent the sage of pink roses week-end at the home of Mr.and The bestman was Mr.Keith Wic- I Mrs.Lem Hodgins, in town.\tI kens, of Shawville.\t1 s ,\t.\t, Rev.G.Armstrong, of Cobden, L* SMÊSFSs@6=fS\t\u2022 to the minister and congregation, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jackson and PIa>'ed the wedding march and durand Rev.A.F.Pokes, of Shawville, family, and Mrs.Lola Horner, of in^ Hie signing of the register, Miss will preach the sermon.All three | Ottawa, visited at the home of Mr.Joan Major, Ottawa, sang \u201cO Perfect congregations are invited to be pres- and Mrs.Kid rid Mee, over the week- Love\u201d.The bride\u2019s mother was dressed in a blue figured crepe and navy ac- Mr.Elliott Hodgins and sister, I cessories.She wore a corsage of Mr.P.E.Smiley, of Perth, is SHAWVILLE HARDWARE STORE -r Estate C.J.Caldwell f X \u2022 I Induction of Rev.McCord At Bristol Thursday Night Notary Public CAMPBELL,8 BAY QUEBEC family, of Ottawa, spent the weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Storey, in town.Branch at Quyon ; w;U call any Monday on request Matters dealt with by correspondence ! charge will take place on Thursday, June 28th in St.Andrew\u2019s Church at 8.00 p.m.Rev.T.P.Shaver\u2019 of SUMMER ITEMS DR.H.K.NEILSON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SPECIALIST ent at St.Andrews and welcome the lend new minister and his wife.Rev.McCord is arriving on Wednesday afternoon from his former Mrs.Harry Belsher are in the West Talisman roses charge at Riceville, which he has to visit their brother, Russell Hod- The groom\u2019s mother was dressed served for the past seven years.He 8ins» who is a patient in Regina in blue crepe and wore a corsage of was minister previous to that at I General Hospital.\tTalisman roses.Gatineau Mills and at Alcove.\tI Mis, Helen Walsh, nurse-in-train- aboutguests.** ing at Jeffrey Hale a ^Hospital, l^uo- For traveKuig, the brider wore » bee City, is spending a vacation at rQse ensemble with navy accessories the home of her parents, Mr.and I and a corsage of roses.They will ,\tMrs.D.G.Walsh.\tvisit points in Northern Ontario.The Shawville Women s* Institute |\t.\tI nr*hp Kn^ny rnunlA\ttv»p rpm'n\u2014 M % 5ss - with fifteen members and live visit- Bristol, spent the week-end with out-of-town guests were, Miss 0rThPerepresident.Mrs.Shore, presid- Kheir wedding trip%pJnt%Montrcal \u201dc'S.w\"S?;«!£ c«whV,e'lh,s,\u201cnS SI»*».M\" «*« SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATIONS Specialists ou all Visual and Muscular Eye Defects Special allotment of clear heavy Crystal.Four distinctive shapes to choose from, something very special 10 cents each, 3 for 25 cents McLAREN\u2014SHARPE A pretty wedding was solemnized T.T.Beattie, Kathleen M.Rollins, Reg Optometris See these at Reg Optometris United Church, at Ottawa, when El va Grace Sharpe, Reg.N., of Ottawa, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.T.J.Sharpe, of Caldwell, Que., became the bride of William David McLaren, son of the late John Alex McLaren and Mrs.McLaren, of Gordon T.Paul I N SU RANGE Entertains for Miss Sharpe White Cups and Saucers REPRESENTING COMPANIES Strong Experienced Dependable Through Generations Clear white, heavy weight, open shape.Extra good for everyday wear.Limited quantity only.Special at 2 for 25 cents.The altar of the Church had been Ave., Ottawa, 15 guests in honor of I decorated for the service with It was decided to make a dona- mjss Elva Sharpe, who was mar- peonies and other Summer blooms, tion of $50.00 to the cemetery lund.ried 0n Saturday.The home had The bride entered the Church to Refreshments were served by the been decorated with Summer flow- the strains of the wedding march hostess, assisted by Mrs.Hulbert ers, white bells and pink and white on the arm of her father.She was Armstrong.\tI streamers.The gifts were given to charming in a street-length dress of the bride in a large three-tier mock turquoise moire silk in dressmakers wedding cake.After opening the suit style, with navy accessories and parcels Miss Sharpe thanked her a blue Chinese coolie hat, and she friends for their gifts, then dainty wore a corsage of American Beauty refreshments were served by the [roses and bouvardia.hostess I QUE Cream Pitchers SHAWVILLE Servicemen Return From Overseas Neatly shaped fancy glass cream pitchers.About 2\\'z cup size.Special value at Are You Making a Will ?The bridesmaid attending her was Miss Jessie McBain, whose gown was of salmon pink butcher's linen cut on lines similar to the brides.Her accessories were in white and her flowers were Talisman roses.The best man was Lieut.J.F.The Canadian Government today | Langtry, of the Head Office at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa.Among the service men returning from overseas during the past week W6r0!~\u2014* Cpl.Harvey Westbrook, whose | Poultry and Meat Under wife and three children have been residing in Shawville, since shortly after he went overseas over four years ago, was among last week's contingent of soldiers arriving from I acted with the United States to inoverseas.Cpl.Westbrook, a son of sure filling the American contracts | Later Mr.and Mrs.McLaren lelt Mr.Wm.Westbrook, of Beech Grove for 30,000,000 pounds of chicken to I by train on a trip to Toronto and enlisted at Ottawa.\t.\t1 feed the armed forces.Following Niagara, and on their return they He served as a technician on an announcement from Washington are to reside at 366 Laurier Avenue motor vehicles of all types, and that all imports of dead, dressed and | West, pttawa.in this capacity visited most all of procesed chicken had ben put under lirSiSiEi iBSSsK coming to town has been cusWmpo^s across Canada^^ ^ Transport Controller Lockwood 30,000 a month, conventions and Pte.Gilbert L.Young, son of Mrs.under export permit at the customs warned today that a record move-Edna Young, of Shawville, formerly port of Windsor on May 25, there ment of troops from overseas now\t.\u201c'\tJ\t2(|\tand\t,ulv\t20 ¦Belli are glad to welcome him home.relief.\t*\t.diverted.\tWomens Press Club.I I I If so, and it is your wish to identify your name with some charitable institution out of a desire to benefit others you could not do better than remember Pontiac Community Hospital when making your bequests.! 15 cents Export Permit to U S.Glass Cups and Saucers Fancy Glass Cups and Saucers, fancy shape, clear glass Conventions Cancelled to Ease Train Travel 19 cents 1 Salt and Peppers Spoons Fruit Reamers Tumblers Trays Egg Cups since \u2014 welcomed by many friends Store closed every Wednesday afternoon ter C.D.Howe THE W.A.HODGINS STORE Shawville Quebec r i By Roland Coe CROSSTOWN 1 ¦ 1 lïVv.LAVE COMEDIAN CI'W.r-fj^ k »>) «\u2022 K' ict V Hoof 1 ni.il 8 Mat anew \\nvwtr to Vrvvlou' Ptiaz'v HORIZON : A! ) .4 Pictured\tIF IA IRK] I VH late œmedi.m LWclrvimi I# Hi answered\tvj, many a curtain -.10 Russian stockades for prisoners in transit.12\tImpartial, 13\tBeast.15\tHe was- of the team of Weber and Fields.16\tParticle.18\tSymbol for alabamine.19\tEmploy.21\tSize of shot 22\tIndian army (abbr).23\tAttempt 25\tBone.26\tBelongs to it 27\tFatigue 28\tInternal decay 49 Capers.51 llaltaa < My 29\tDawn goddess.53 Ireland.V v A ; C b a t m 1 * I Uj Byjn 9 Sedan.11 rlU-K 11 Peichi-d.Ml PIAIVTI^II OELAM 12 Cab.R l jSU)H\\ I ÛF ll |N\"hJ\t14 Tim v who lap AN/1 Ip aIn) lA[Rm.tO|C3 RE behind.ffilLtL&l l/itr Ë 1 r 1^ 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IH tcie Bibliothèque et Archives nationales E9 E9 Q E3 Québec The Equity Pages 3 à 6 manquantes 1 ¥ GERMANY'S LAST \u201cSECRET WEAPON\u201d > Waterloo Bridge Aero»» The Rhine > British Get Less Food That Needy May Have More Q I < 1 Z #2 ! London's \u201ctemporary' Waterloo Bridge that was used for seventeen years until the permanent Waterloo Bridge was opened in 1942, now spans tin Rhine at R«-magen.It was dismantled and shipped across the Channel after the capture of Antwerp in readiness for an emergency.a Its time came when Keinagen Bridge \u2014 at that time the Allies\u2019 only bridge across the Rhine \u2014 collapsed soon after it had been taken by U.S.troops.Special trucks rushed the dismembered bridge to Kemagen, section by section, and army engineers worked night and day under enemy fire to rebuild it over the Rhine.,( î I Life has been exceedingly tough for British civilians throughout five years of w.ir, says the Minneapolis Star Journal.It will be tougher as regards both food and clothing before it gets better because of continuing shortages.There would he more to eat and more to wear for the British n they curtailed the war effort against Japan or shut their eyes to the misery of the liberated peoples of Europe.The British will do neither.With commendable altruism the British are making plans to get along without further clothing and other relief from the United States in order that needier European liberated peoples may receive the fullest possible measure of American assistance.The British War Relief, whicn during the past five years has contributed $50,000,000 to tons, will terminate its activities October 1.By British request funds raised in the national war fund campaign next Autumn will be utilized for sufferers on the continent while the United Kingdom will care for its own needy without American assistance.MCDONALDS h 7 j* r 1 ŸÀ J > j m - \"9 m r Ü ri < *011 YOUR /OWN WITH *7 LX 1 I V : lèssa f 1 4 i FINE CUT * Within a week tanks, trucks and men were pouring over Waterloo Bridge and on into Or- i guns.fi 4 % I many MS# Ship Dairy, Draft Animals To Europe Pri- nce DmmKml t About 50,000 dairy anil draft niais will be shipped to five Balkan countries during the next 18 months to help replace Eur «pe'vdecimated livestock herds, the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration announced last week.About half the animals are scheduled to come from the United States and the remainder other United Nations in the western hemisphere.The first shipment, 300 ani- Built in high hopes by the Germans, these dimin itive one-man submarines remain on the docks at Ijmuiden, Holland, an object of curiosity for the amusement of two members of the Canadian Provost Corps, left, L/Cpl.J.Lang, Shawinigan Falls Que., and right, L/Cpl.P.C Ajas, McLeod Valley Alberta.ci any other fly killer III Grocery, Drug, Hardware and General Stores sell and recommend WILSON'S FLY PADS.FLY # .1 TO JO NO GOOD' HI S.01*1*0 HT I NIT IKS PRINTER WOIJLI) LIKE TO SE-eure «« live and financial Intercut in weekly newspaper and Job shop.Will rent or make good down payment on purchase If reasonable..NO.4.Township of Enniskillen, L nib-ton County.State experience, Hilary and phone number to John W.Piggott.Secrernry, Oil Sp> rgs.Ont.CHIROPRACTOR KILL mosquitoes H.S SIMONSON, CHIROPRACTOR.23 Bloor Street East, Toronto.Hours 1 pm.to 8 pm.Saturdays 9 a m.to 1 p m ETOX-RUGBY; QUALIFIED TEAC tear her for U.S.S.No $1100.00.Apply to C.Sec.Eton-Rugby.Ont YOUR INVESTMENT with Top Notch chicks, is \"good news\" in any language and remember many are dying in Europe for the lack of food.So, Mr.Poultry man take full advantage of the world egg and poultry market.Top Notch chicks are from Government Approved bloodtested breeders.Prices of a breeds for delivery after June 15th.Non-sexed: White leghorns.Barred Rock X White leghorns, Austra Whites 9.45: Barred Rocks, New Hampshire?.New Hampshire X Barred Rocks f.S6; Assorted Light and Medium Breeds 8.45, assorted Heavies 8.S5.Pullets:\tWhite\tLeghorns, Barred Rock X White Leghorns.Austra Whites 19.95.Rocks, New Hampshires X Barred New Hampshires 17.95: Assorted Light and Medium Breeds 17.95; Assorted Heavies 14.95.Cockerels: White leghorns 1.50; Barred Rocks, New Hampshire X Barred Rocks 10.95: New Hampshires 9.95:\tAssorted Heavies 9.95; White Leghorn X Barred Rocks 4.50.* 2 week old add 6c, week old add 16c.Send for complete price list, also eight week pullets.Guelph.QUALIFIED .1.Salary A.Mattson, grow That /Jf gLy r r& A MOSQUITO lay» egg, i\u201e(Rs stagnant water to hatch into / \u2022 swarm of die\u2014' ease carriers./ Fly-Tox, sold/ everywhere, instantly destroys -this menace.Get \u2022 ¦ large bottle I today.OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT-»d for 8.8.No.12 Fitzroy.Duties to commence September 4.1945.Apply stating salary and experience to C.R.Campbell.Secy.-treasurer.Fitzroy Harbour.Ont.REGISTERED ENGLISH SPIUNG-er Spaniel Puppies, it) weeks old.Reasonable.Ta ko.3127 Turner, Sub.12, Windsor, Ont.BE A HAIRDRESSER 44 AdjWf & West TORONTO 1 Tdrpbour A De laide 861! 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