The equity, 3 février 1949, jeudi 3 février 1949

[" JTulgr 1-49 R# 8# 8mlley Teem No.28, 66th year.SHÀWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, IMS.$2.00 in Canada; $2 JO in US.The Ladles\u2019 Auxiliary of Pontiac Community Hospital will hold their regular meeting en Tuesday after- BORN ; R.MILLAR WALLACE | ADVOCAT - - BABBISTE* I\tHULL, QUEBEC \u201e 1 ! Towel!\u2014At the Pontiac Community Hospital, Shawville, on Tuesday, January 27th, 1249, to Mr.and Mrs.Ross Towell, a daughter\u2014 Caroline Isobel.A à ! noon.February 8th, at the usual V ) hour at the Hospital r St.Paul's Junior Guild will hold a Valentine Tee on Wedneeday, Feb.16th In the Guild Room\u2014Admission, I J Brink worth & Lacourse SEASONABLE ITEMS PERSONAL MENTION The Bristol Busy Bees will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.Charles Russell, on Thursday ItStSrSl TvSASt Electrical Contractors Mrs.O.McBride was a week-end visitor with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Barr.rcial and Residential Wiring Line Construction 1__ ¦\t4\tf\t# Mr.C.L.Cowan, of Toronto, spent I Estimates furnished on request the week-end visiting relatives here.|ç*u Portage du Fori Mr.A.A MacCartney, of Ottawa, is spending a few days in town visiting friends.SKIIS \u2014 SLEDS SNOW SHOVELS \u2014 HOCKEY STICKS EVEREADY BATTERIES BOY SCOUTS The Clarendon Women\u2019» Institute Will meet et the home of Mr»_Mel- bum Hodgins on Wednesday, Febru i y^e first Shaw ville Troop of Boy ary 9th.Roll Call Name e new |S(OUts ^ |n the School at seven Industry of the C ounty .An Wlcle | Retend of their usual time of 7.S0 donated by each member to be allow the boys to get away to ThU early starting Telephone SS-30 JAMES A.MILLAR ADVOCATE, BABEISTEK.BTC.129 Main Street HULL, QUE.Mrs.Jean Eades, of Hull, visited | her sister,* Mrs.W.J.Hayes over the week-end.Miss Dorothy Hobbs, of Ottawa, T \u2022pent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.Clifford Hobbs.\tI ELECTRIC WASHERS BATTERY and ELECTRIC RADIOS AXES \u2014 CROSSCUT SAWS \u2014 SWEDE SAWS their auctioned respective activities.other is only temporary since it is too early XSm&î 66Ü5 SSSM :\tUPBH3SSS ¦tr ta 39$; sæ œ sa- Br\"' people will be the broadcast at tnat Members of the Group Committee hour on Monday.February 7th,\twere invited to attend the first in- Rev.We H.Stobbart.of t\tvestiture since the re-organization church will be in charge of die m eai - Qf ^\ttro0p e Troop Leader, tations and give the Mw\tCharlie McDowell and Carson Hod- gins, Patrol Leader of the Beaver Patrol each took their Scout promise and were invested as Tenderfoot Scouts by the Scoutmaster, after which the Rev.Capt Mack invested each of these Scouts with the insignia of their rank as Patrol Leaders, with appropriate remarks.Assistant Scoutmaster, Dale Thompson, also took his leader\u2019s promise from the K Mr and Mrs.J.M.Argue are visiting their daughter, Mrs.Ed.I * Jardine, in Toronto this week.Mrs.Wellington Smart left on] Monday morning to visit members I of her family in Ottawa.Mrs.Gilbert BretzlafT, of Aylmer, spent the week-end at the home of I parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wellington I Smart.Miss Joan Walker, of Ottawa, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Crawford Carson, at Austin.\t.* Miss Florian Dahms and Miss Lois Hodgins, of Buckingham High School staff, spent the week-end at their respective homes here.Miss Orla Beattie has returned home after spending several days with her sister, Miss Dora Beattie, at Brock ville Bible School.Mrs.Alex Hollis left this week for Montreal, where she is taking a plane bound for Scotland, where j she is to visit her parents and other | members of her family.\tI same place.Dr.R.G.DOCKS SURGEON DENTIST Graduate of McGill University 1-ONTIAC HOUSE SHAWVILLE, QUE.dephone, 153 < SHAWVILLE HARDWARE STORE 4 Estate G.J.Caldwell f- HARRY WOOD » CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Room II OTTAWA Three Lives Lost In Tragic Fire 53 Queen Street CANADA Telephone 2-2240 Si mmî Mrs deary whose husband was the Scoutmaster\u2019s five minute chat awayat his work on the Stewart- on the 10th Scout Law\u2014\u201cA Scout TZ - gsffftsururtaL house to mail a letter.She was members of the Group Committee looking^out oT°st^înU wlodkws! |er knots to tie unite- different cir- HARLAND C.ROWAT NOTARY PUBLIC Graduate of McGill University SHAWVILLE, QUE.DR.He K.NEILSON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SPECIALIST Mrs.G.W.Fades returned to her home in Carleton Place last week, after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs Lewis Hodgins, who ' f la STOCKTAKING \u2019SPECIAL'S Medical Arts Building 180 METCALFE STREET OTTAWA will be neces- |h#* been ct fof jmmnm* Mm.p.».their three sons spent last week in Montreal, visiting Mrs.Stote\u2019s par- M?\u2019 Stote \u201cSLJSd\tBEATTIE EYE SERVICE Meetings conducted by Bishop Steph-Neill, who is secretary for the World Council of Churches.ONT.A \u2022 m0 r t-THt V », house.At the same momsftt, Anrifle Ilohen.a neighbour was piling the Mrs.A.F.Pokes Honoured 2TuÎLÏSa rtï'wSiÿ I By Bed Cross bulging out with black smoke He and Mrs.Cleary ran to the door, and a signal honour was paid to Mrs.on opening it found the room of the\ta.F.Pokes of this village last Tues- amall wooden home in fierce flames.\tday, when she was presented by the The two little boys were near the President of Hull, Pontiac, and Gat- A fast and exciting game of hock-door, the baby being in his carnage, ineau Red Cross with the beautiful was staged on Wyman Rink on and these they lifted outside, to ii nd meda| 0( the Red Cross Society Saturday evening.The opposing that they were blackened and burn- I known as the'\u201cBadge ot Service .leam were the \u201cCanadians\u201d composed as if by a flash, and suffocated >\tThe presentation was made to her ^ the\tyounger\tboys\tof the\tdis- smoke.Mervin Henderson and sev-\tynd three other ladies at the meeting\twhose\tages\taveraged\tabout\t11 eral others heard the mothers cries, be|d ^ standishall in Hull before years nattily attired in the familiar and rushed to her help, but were un- a distinguished audience.\tred uniform of the famous team of able to enter the building.t was In making the presentation the ^ name and the \u201cAmazons\u201d, only with some difficulty that they f0u0wing citation was read by Col- ladies' aggregation ranging in age held back Mrs.Cleary from rushing onel Hadley:-\tfrom tiny tots of ten to the unmen- the house to rescue the little e as m as nice appearance as like to have it.Therefore, % Wesleyan Meth*.¦ Rev.Capt.Lloyd R Mack, Pastor.IN MEMORIAM & T L annan an ?nu Qnna ?an aanig aaa ?B [$ t f in R s.SEALS OUT DRAFTS.New idea for weather protection in the home is this caulking compound, which comes in tubes, for sealing cracks around windows and doors.Each tube contains sufficient for fixing about 75 feet.ADJUSTABLE TABLE adjustable table that locks iu any desired position and can be used as a bed table, for typing, drafting, study, tea and card games.Tops arc made of 5-ply birch, frames of cold rolled steel with chrome plate tubing KEEPS AIR MOIST.Humidifier, said to be noiseless in operation, for use in any convector heating system, steam or hot water, in houses, offices, etc.Humidifier is connected to the cold water supply for its water source.Moisture is provided in form of light, hardly visible vapor.ELECTRIC MATTRESS.Designed especially for those suffering from rheumatism and sciatica, and offers general over all sleeping comfort.Ten température settings\u2014 from 73 to 114 degress\u2014arc incorporated.ALUMINUM W R E N C H E S.Makers claim that these aluminum wrenches, although less than half the weight of comparable products, have all the strength necessary for even heavy duty requirements.J rs Z ê fr m \\ \\uj / A THE SYLVESTER DIAMOND y An mi m % m E (M wHh \"MAGIC\u201d EGG ROLL By BLANCHE ROBERTS ! 2c.Bout 4 tap.Magic tap.ealt 4 tba.abortai I 4 Hi iHWtoie Tka Star?Thu* Ker: Honey Monroe takes the Sylvester Diamond from the handbag af a woman In a Loe Angeles department store, and In an effort to keep Joe Dan-hume, profrai tonal thief with whom aha la associated, from taking it from her.aha goea to Dan Brewster, state's attorney.She and Dan are in love and she intends to Justify her poeesssion of the stone but has no chance, being forced to Dan'e a t'a riment when Joe valla there.The plane she boards for San Francisco crashes in the fog and she is re.\u2018cued by Art Carey who lives with his mother near the evens.Her fictitious name.Honey Hoe covered by An but he agrees to keep her set ret.He takes her to a cemetery sear San Francisco, at her requett.and there she buries the diamond.Returning to the Carey house.Honey sees Joe Dan* burne\u2019a coupe narked in front ot the house of a neighbor.Mrs.Riba.The next night she sees Joe peering at her through the front window.CHAPTER X Joe Danburne\u2019s dark and handsome face was plainly framed in the big glass window that Honey faced as she sat there in the cozy living room.Astonishment was written all over his countenance, mingled with relief as he saw her.But then, instantly, his face was masked by cruelty and passiqn as he looked through the window.Icy shivers ran up and down Honey\u2019s spine.She did not want him to know that she had seen him, or that she knew he was anywhere around.Ignorance on her part might postpone the showdown that would surely come when he knew his presence was discovered.So she sat there, trying to act highly interested in Mrs.Carey's tale, which was no longer funny to her.Blood rushed through her veins at double quick time, and her temples pounded like sledgehammers.She expected almost momentarily to see Joe lift a hand and fire a gun at her point blank, so enraged were his eyes for a while; they were black with cold fury.rwcn slowly as she watched out the corner of her eyes she saw a slow wicked gleam cross his face.She knew without a doubt that plans that included her were forming in his mind.After minutes of staring through the window, which seemed hours to Honey as she went through mental and physical agony, Joe turned and disappeared into the blackness.She forced herself to sit calmly and wait until she was certain that he was no longer watching, then she stood, trembling violently.\u201cYou have a chill, child,\u20191 exclaimed Mrs.Carey in amazement.\"My dear, you are ill.\" I must leave.Now!\u201d she gasped in hoarse whiskers.There was no denying the haste in her tone, nor the frantic appeal in the eyes that She lifted pleadingly to Art.\u201cPlease.\" \u201cI'll take you.\u201d Art spoke quickly.But as he walked to the window his steps were slow as if nothing were wrong.He pulled down the shade.After that his movements I j IjKjSSg I IA I tag.6*1 M were rapid.He hurried to Honey\u2019s side.\u201cSomebody was looking in at the window Track! Track!\u2014A popular piece of wearing apparel for skiers and spectators alike this winter is this lightweight nylon gabardine jacket and practical fur trimmed parka to match.Because of the material's unusual strength it can withstand a great deal of wear and tear, and it is said to be completely windproof and water repellant.Cut la young lawyer he asked.She nodded her head.\u201cYes/' she told him.trying hard to bring calmness back into her excited voice.\u201c1 must get away quickly.Oh, please\u2014I can't wait another minute, it might already be too late.\" ie d ¦- Soiled egg#, mis with remaining ingredients, spread on Roll up like lelly roll end hake In hot oven (425° K.) M minutes.tics.IBS*-.Chronicles Linger Farm W F Fi J Q (Continued next week.) v i i l Relativity 6» \"I Question:\tIf an automobile is going fifty miles an hour and there is an insect inside that can fly at five miles an hour ,how fast is it going if it flies from the* back to the front of the car?Answer: This depends upon your frame of reference.To an observer on the ground, the insect\u2019s speed would be the speed of the car plus that of the insect, or fifty-five miles an hour.If it flew from front to back, it would be the difference between the two speeds, or forty five miles an hour.However, relative to the car itself and to an observer in it, the insect\u2019s speed would be just five miles per hour.463 *)t\u2018i c*4f.(U*ce Imp fe* enter WILLIE WEATHER Say.: One of the outstanding men in English history, I\u2019m told, was a king who loved the cold weather.They tell many stories about this famous warrior-k In g probably heard of Frigid, the Lion-Hearted.Here is another experiment \u2014 it just one that was 1,\tSimply print your nome ond oddress on any plain sheet of paper.2.\tMail this, together with a label from a 5 lb.tin of Crown Brand Com Syrup* (or reasonable \" facsimile) to: Weir 3.Be certain your entry has sufficient postage.> PRIZES is not my own handed on to me.A certain party was given about a bushel of yellow corn on the cob.Not garden corn\u2014 just straight field corn, likq farmers grow for the cows.The lady in question cooked a few cobs but it was ro tougli her family couldn't eat it.Being a frugal body she hated throwing so much good food away so she tried an experiment too.All she did was slice off the corn into f 3% % THE CHOW* BRAND * l you\u2019ve y CLEARING There are three prize-winning periods: Jan.15 Feb.15j Feb.16-Mardi 15# March 16-April 15.Entries received will be valid only for the month In which they ore received, so mail early ond mail entries for each contest month.Each month 154 entries will be drawn from the moll received.These 154 persons will then be notified by mail ond asked to moil a letter giving three reasons why they Hire Crown Brand Com Syrup.Then, based on the merit of the replies, the 154 prizes will be awarded os follow*: e e # # cartons just as you would for canning.sent it down to the locker \u2014 and forgot about it.This winter she took a carton home, cooked the corn as usual \u2014 and it was as nice and tender as any she had ever tasted.The only explanation they could give her at the locker was the process of freezing had probably broken down the tough fibres of the corn.8.Keen I.Less % CROSSWORD PUZZLE » # # e u.&£ Ipes pontToê* 4f.Venera ttee 11.BquaJitjr IS.Courtw 3 Morel si.Cm » # e * # ACROSS 1.A long way A Unbnrnable matter #.Weaken i^nieet Scorpio in 1st MOI:*100\" 2nd P/?/Zf:$50°0 152 PMZES OF 510°* 6.Search S.Concealed 84 HE SB EACH 7.For example 118.Past 118.Whinny 14.\tCretan mountain 15.\tdiscussed 17.Protection 11.Asiatic co* ¦ 14.\tDo up 11.Coal digger 15.\tModerate drinker tl.Correlative of either ¦ ft.Shield l It.Coarse hair St Stuff St.More sound mentally 84 Mat Cab.) THE JUDGES WW.DETERMINE WHICH OF THE THREE FIRST-PRIZE LETTERS IS, IN THEIR OPINION, THE BEST THE WRITER OF THIS BEST LETTER WILL THEN BE AWARDED THE Maybe I should add, that as far as our beans were concerned 1 cooked them fifteen minutes in my pressure cooker.Ah, that priceless pressure cooker! I was telling Partner the other day I don't believe I could keep house without it.Mao-like he # e # GRAND PRIZE: $5000 If no label, Sop er carton Is r\u2014 I ü RHEUMATIC PAINS, STIFFNESS II Withers Down (pro de.'.saves sud * 4ily i 48.Climbing p 144.The birds i s IT'S THE COMTEST FOR EVERYBODY BECAUSE in EASY AW EVERY MEMBER Of YNE FAMILY CiN MINI WRITE MOW - AW WWTE OFTENt Here'» Km y 8 $;¦ Oppr Add ¦ Be Indebted Runs slowly Affirmative $ \u2022f Cm I f A I SSttf __DOWN nut IB ISSUE 5 \u2014 1949 Answer elsewhere on this page / FABM FBONT Close Friends Efficiency SUNDAY SCHOOL SulPSON 4b' $T;k< Tittle old lady had just turned from a trip to Europe and was busy impressing her friends with the beautiful things she had seen and the wonderful places she had visited, when a woman asked, \u201cDid you by any chance see the Dardanelles?\u201d - \u201cSee them?\u201d the traveler replied impressively, \"why, my dear, I had lunch with them!\u201d ft A minister of Scotch descent, rather noted for his close