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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-03-22, Page 3Th zand., Aga I , Here' are 5 things it's -t nne Otiselight now: .A11 dol e• in small • ,et earn earns;-• and the; best islittle eeneiderhig the'. inuch ' they 4Q, 1 Porch. Pahit. 'this one, lee made' for porches. .. p es. A°heavy bodied linseed paint that re- sists weal.' and weather. 2 Sereen Paint, Made for screens --both the wire and woodwork. Protects w i r e from rust. Doesn't clog up 3 .Stove JE ipeeEtta uel. Ptd a rich' .gloss on, stove -pipe and sides of stove. Stands heat. 4 Auto Varnish Coles. Goodenough for automobiles, therefore , fine for poreb and lawn furniture,.::gates . and iron fences. ' 5 'Vernaeol Varnish Stain. Stains andVarnishesat one operation. Fine for porch furniture as well as to cheer up other old furniture and interior floors. x.I • to this lesson -Pride goeth before ariver, put himself in the way of not SUNDAY AFTERNOON fall and taughthty brings its own, re- only reproof but loss. Failure to Use ward` is taught in- the first section of our talents or gifts whatever they are a ' tete parable. "For y , p whosoever exalt- will most assuredly result in de siva- eth himself.shall be abased and He thin.'"p We've a story to tgl:'I' to, the nations, that leurnbleth liii iself shall be ';ea alf- '"Lesson IX. --Jesus the „Fearless That shall. turn ,their .hearts tothe ed.. liz the second section true hos- Teacher -Luke 201 x -a6• right; g g 1>itahi. is explained, fined •Y i :pl ai entertaining 1 Flu e arc twor at t A story of :truth, and sweetnesst P , s o this lesson: hose,'wlro cannot 'pay back in the lie;.elte first the chief priests and the A':story of peace and light, same way." 'scribes lay a plot to,entangle'Jesus some ways of minewere.ver crude. We've a message ,to, give to the nat- Lesson 111. -The Far-re'Y .,. aching lave and thus bring Him before; the autIi- Ere I was married to the same I -h d • ions ,, a , Of God. Luke r5: 11-.24..The universal- orities: 13ut "esus •reads their 1t J plot as t no -manners worth .he. name, My .that the Lord, Who reigneth above; ity of 'the gospel is the red thread though it were an open book from shirt and necktie did not snatch and Hath sent us..His,,Son to' save us `', relining through theparable of the,which g ,w zea He teaches them.' their.'duty,:when- I it checl . I used to scratch: Be- . And show`'us that Godis love. prodigal.. son. The Lord is not slack both to an earthly ruler and, to God. We'ena-a.Savientr to allow to ill c , µir,g, :His promise; as some 1:n the second part, •lie b - observa- ions, : mien count slackness • but is lora tion 'n tai -' , e , g t c wozuen s count, teaches it is Who, the `path of sorrow has :trod, suffering to us -ward, not willing thatnot the amount given that counts but That all of°the world's great peoples, any should perish, but that all the:spirit of th -" . ,1. ,.,,giver - The gift that, hanky trusty Might come to the truth'; of God. come to repentance. (a; Peter the giver 39) withoutis bare."when they were dusty.: I d learned l PRAYER Lesson' IV. -The Rich :Man and: Lesson :X. --Jesus in Gethsemane- uite .earl .in mylife s r Vt'e thank Tliee 0 God; fol: the . Lazarus-Lke "x6•�, 1:. b knife one ways to , u , xg 3,. Here is Luke 2z: 39-48, 54. Jesus stood the slur a less-agetllat.ts ours; that •.i g table hovel one .shouldd that inuse , L iF t �diou didst vividly b,rougltt .grit the , short -sight- lzai•dest. test of Elis-catthl life• aq cove the `world that: l hots gayest edtiess of those, 11 in the sign, cot or not use g se, who valise riches too'garden, and +� pros=ed for all time Haat ,t as •z shovel but still I found 't 1' ;r'hiue:; only begotten I E/U WA:ir At',i'i7:, i• Lrt'< life. 'ter book will be read with par- ticular inte:iest in Methodist circles, (to 'which gshe ,and the mission lie - long), but it will have a wider public among all who are interested in the life and pr•Dblems of the Bast ` ritisli Weekly. WS$TEXOT PROSPERITY (askatoon Dally Star, Tan: 16, 1923) Anyone chancing to pass a sectio of the prairie near.: Idatr is, in th hGoosar se Laa tker Disantrdict small i 1.9bis, wool een ette a naud barn the beginning of Saskatcliewae farm life for Wilson brothers. Passing the sane spot It; years later one would be greatly surprised at the vast change effected. The largest farms in Sas'kat� chewan stands there now, a wonderful picture of an ideal farm 011 what Was. before, nothing but bleek prairie, The Wilson brothers' 'fare- is complete There are three large barns with stab- le accommodation for Soo head of cat- tle, a modern grain elevator with a capacity pf 65,000 bushels, a fine, large family bungalow, two large up-to-date houses with a complete general store, supplying men's furnishings and groc- eries to the 6o men employed oil the farm at wholesale prices, The Wil- son family dame west to Manitoba from Lanark, Ontario in x889,' settling in Harris iii 1905.: Four sections ,of prairie land were bought, broken and ] cultivated rAe this time tl2C.nearest town was Saskatoon, t 5 irides dl,stant, the nearest settler. 35 miles. •aw'ay. Homestead duties commenced in 19o5 and. farm products were marketed in Saslcatoon until the fall of 1go8, when the Goose Lake Line was built• as far as Zealandia. These days were filled with hardship and among other mis- fortunes a fourteen roomed house was burnt to the ground, and it was only through the co-operation of the entire" family that the land was held at mall. With the corning of the railroad, ar-" keting became easier, and the rewards of pioneer fife commenced to be real- 'lied, More land was bought, bring- ing the total purchase to 5,588 acres,. all except 200 acres of whichis now under cultivation: After this more, diversified methods " were ..adopted, buildings erected and, various breeds of livestock produced. _;. Of late years the Wilson family has been concen- trating its:attention on producing a. very high grade of ;Marquis. 'wheat, Clydesdale horses and Sliorthoryt cat.` tee,- leaving the honor of topping' the Winnipeg market for baby. beef with every shipment made last year. The live stock consists of more than 200 head of Clydesdale horses and''colts, most of which are pure bred dock, with ,an imported Clydesdale stallion at the head of the stud; 165head of grade Shorthorn cows and calves and 2 registered ` Shorthorn bulls„ and 2r pure bred Tamworth brood sows and boar.: This' farm is exhibited by the Colonization Board as a model farm. to induce irmnigratien into 'Saskat- I chewaii.' The Better 11artn Train ex- hibited moving pictures of the farm and cattle to show •what r=esults could. e obtained with grade cattle by breeding.' In. x915 a crop of 90,000;� bushels of wheat was produced an,d fn 1922, 40,000 bushels of wheat ' and 30,000 bushels of oats. J. A. Wilson, one of the brothers is the Liberal member. 'for the Rosetown . constit- uency. n e d The evening programs from WWI The Detroit News, will be broadcasted commencing at 7 p, ria•, during the present week. This will be of interest to Radio fans because it enables them to pick up the excellent program from. this- station with a nithiinum of in- terferenneY. Aft WGt:he General Electric Com- •p,any's station, at Sebn.ectady ; last Thursday evening, . the popular. play, "Mrs. Temple's Telegram," was broadcasted by the WGY players, The writer listened in, during the whole performance andenjoyed it very much. On Friday evening of this week, 'its is the intention of WGY to '-broadcast a tails 'by "Jackie Coogan," the young movie "star, This is what might be termed ,a- "Canned Talk." A machine called the pallopboto- phone has now been perfected which takes motion pictures of;, the , human voice on a strip of film similarto that used in the movies, When this film is run through the proper machine; the v rr 0 e.. is reproduced very faithfully, in. fact, much clearer than the results se- ' cured from the phonograph.' Master Coogan appeared before this machine, a few weeks ago when he was visiting in the East, and on Friday evening of this week •Radio fans will have an opportunity of hearing this latest scientific developments. Greater distances are being covered Uy. Radio each week. Last week both speech and music were clearly heard in New Zealandfrom the station of a Technical School at Troy, New York State. This is a record for transmis- sion as the distance . covered was ao;000 miles. If any of our readers are having difficulty with the operation of their sets, the Editor will be pleased to. re- ceive an outline of their troubles by. mail nand he will>endeavour -to have a solution prepared and forwarded or •= C printed in the' next' issue of The Ad- vane. -.. WWJ-THE DETROIT NEWS Eastern Standard Time (4.00. Meters), Wednesday, March 2ist. 9.30 .a•, m: -"Tonight's ' Dinner,"and Es_ a special talk by the Woman's Editor. _ 25 .a: m, -Weather (485 meters.)' 1L55 m, -Time. Rude Rural R. Yynas Culture Noonder v that these rhymes are rude; before nay" "present wife I -wooed, the e o 111 Sit Iii�1111 tII1P�ll OM Ili +I�YIAI"rCil�lfll lill91111' Illll�lli 9111�6M MMM 111 IICllllilll .i14 191;�pMOM oe- CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS' Le- a a t _,, Satisfy CHOICE EVAPOR ATED PEACHES4.3 DOMINION MAT- Choice COOT ING Ft- CHES,'3 it a ' FIGS boxes _ to 3lbs. ..._ Group C Standard Qual 4°° {j BREAKFAST BACON tea ity, size, 4, PEAS, 2'tins C 1 Machine' Sliced, lb:.,..„__ C Coh S �, M 1,: N a 1l+a•'e tins Ft est 12,o5 D. iii: ---Music: chestra. m. -The Detroit News Or = COCOA, 2 ib, tin 7. I ?-30 p. m,-Weathe5. (485"rneters, ) 3.4.0 p.. m. ---Markets. it Excelle it ce nadiaio i . R sli� berms EESE 35c ISL O R Slrfl a W Ib€rry ell Ed 01+,a City FFe ll.c.h MUSTA 9c and lie hobo. 4 ib,, tiEt c Fi s Bakers ar Cow Eagle. Brand CONDEN- SED MILE, ONDENSEDMILE, tin _-_,....:: ,t 5,0o p. m. --Private Markets. • � : TOILET PAPER L 1 Ida A. BEANS . WHITE S �'i T I N •- 7,00 13 .m. --,-The Town Crier; Th Detroit News 'Orchestra; Fred Shaw pianologuc; Eleanore Zies'ke, pianist, - Lenten Speaker. - , 1tA . C- 1 5 rolls 4..v 3 lbs --a��• liLfTil'R I for for • + a�Ib. bag..._ 7 select tle Tea 6 c Chase on o r me hursday, March .22nd. - - 9.3o a. m, -"Tonight's" Dinner," and - �-.: ' '- -- --- .-:. a special talk by the Woman's Editor. pecial Blea ' '.6 10,25 a. m. -Weather• (485 meters.) „ 1r,55 a. in. -Time. 1� �t�tEn: el( :o *n lend . 12.05 p. m, -Music. 3,00• p. m, ---The Detroit' News Or-, u Tem . 75c chestra. 3,30 p. in. -Weather (485 ranters,) 3.4o •p. ni.-Markets. r` - 0o m =Psi ate v Markets. Lets P Rk eai`t, ��ll ' Th. :? 55c 4 ee W1 Cry AM,. ONTARIO . 7.0o p, m. --The Torovu.Crier; The �Illtl�(II�IlIHtl111��1I1�lill�'t111�911ik�litakllliiIlii68lll&i>g111�4111L7111®Illiiu�ll1011illllllt�lll Ill�l i� Ill Ills41 IIIISIIIII� •Detroit.. News ..Orchestra; ,Lenten _._ .-' • Looks Forward Por It Froei Mrs, E, W. Bradwin, Toron- to, we received the following friendly note when, renewing. her subscription to this paper, "We look forward to getting The Advance each . week, it keeps as in touch with the doings of the good old town." Speaker; Miss Ruth Kittsmiller; sop- rano; . 'program• by pupils of Mabel. Guess. Friday, March 23rd. 9.30 a.;m.,-"Tonight's Dinner," and a special talk by' the Woman's'•Editor.. to,25 a. m. -Weather {485 meters.) r1,55 a, no -Time. 12.05 p, m. -Music. 3.00 p, m.-'L'he fetroit News Or- hestra. 3.3o p. m. -Weather: (485 meters.) 3.40 p. m,--Maricets. 5.00 p. m. -Private Markets. zoo p, m, --The Town Crier; The T)ctroit. News Orchestra; Anne Camp- bell; Detroit News l'oet; vocal num- rs furnished by pupils of Marcus (Kellerman; Prof; V. R. Gardner, Mich- Rules o the ,perish; but have everlasting Fife..Help: not accorcltng to the appCarancc but Lesso �I,- e *• r,. f bi road Society: cd by the Gzi J sus Crucified Luke where soot i1 cedes ri fuse b " fig<a. Agricultural . College Speaker; An i- u t . t totnnisc Society; t1., to live that we may, in every deed. lodge judgment--'fohn 2 esus cried . I Bitten �; ll3 33-46a J with .a loud Yea even I Dust the rules that pecker, •1 -Upon discovering story Jesus and His: love F v ng an approach - tell the of'i n < r the automobilist .must ;vet a whom, we comC in daily y t_ea � her caf.tez ts• ,exeni )Jif, r �•'stop fore 1 up and carried Hannah, -I ack- ed a very red •bauclanna; I mopped my j brow and 'waved it proudly, and blew l it sometimes very loudly. I. also found cy �rus•y to wipe my shoes' . A y begotten Son, that who- soever believeth in Hnni'should not highly -God' jud es..men differently< ply g .victory conies through complete sur- eery work with .<i Y v certain foods to pl than they judge each':othez Judge vender to'the Father's will.n a fork and often 'ghost to use a spoon righteousthe don: _2.. As. a man sows here' ,- ,, 7-24.. . ,a a. so hall he .voice saying, M Gad my Cod � h , • yet' • Y Y v y .goCru` these Isere table rages: When Rules of the Road -Observe Them Tire editor has just received a new set of road rules. In his opinion they should be adopted on a nation-- wide scale, ,In. view of the Ontario Legislature amending the Motor Veh- icles Act, the suggestions which are carried in the following be g mightof Interest to the members: 0 <i.i1 i'1 1 .. laic 1 1�atmda Mat eh , 1 o f de : cd u text hast ] ]aou fotsal.en me, in the heat.. .warm of eating withy, 4t i. offside Y g i t to " . nla rde anti cover: his machine with the of t?ct. Ainen., lives of "'Dives and Lasarus after Hark that.' cry that eats n• o ,a r 1- r � .• ,,_ P aloudtaizi folks I ani competing., I'rn apt to . 3 z . l oin„iit s Dmner, aiid blanket )anted t correspond SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON -MAR. death. And then shall ,he:: reward Upward through the whelming clouda s ccial talk Woman's ,Editor.;i a 1 a d to <, glance around'. and find'that- I- ain p by the 'G\ ornari s scenery. 25th,, 1923 every titan 'according to' his 'works- 'Chou:, the 3iatliet`1sonlv'Sou t0,2>5 a. 111. -Weather • `• i t. • some `three forks' }iehitid. Of spoons' (4S; meters:) ; z_ The sliced unlit on countryroads Lesson -Title-Review-Jesus .:.tire {Ma t. 16:x6 7.) Thou, his own Anointed One. 1 either e.1, a, tn.-Time. Ji tCl }t'iz c not any or else I have S5� ii will 'World's Saviour. Lesson V.- Tk1e Grace of Crrati '1alou dost ase. Hain- can it be? ' . too doggone < z2.03 p: tn. Musts. is year be a secret, aiid the pen- . esson :Pass .e-R'ev.-' ?„ g� e n any, starts any wfte or • .' alts for violation will be $to for every ag :" g -x7. rude, , Luke r8: z -r : A fellow . feel shy least Thou forsaken me, .. lean or chubby, who starts 3.0o p, m. The Detroit. News Or- 'mile lden,Text-x -Tim: z :15. in makes us wondrous -kin . • i :Lessozi<XII-esus the World'. v -m - to.gi the excess an offender is caught going in g kind. He,e.. J s $a herhubby, will flute him though the chestra. I,excess of it. The es have `beeit-.for the guar- are nano• men,who snider ordinaryi -i tour. Rev. , c r 7t 9 17. We • have here a fight serums won ,-t tricky ceras whet : , 3.30 P. in.--Weather,(485 meters. i .._, s:, ter in the Gospel -of Luke andave cumstances ! nlarvellotis picture f whet! - ) t a In case an automobile makes ea Gospel t ccs in 'life would not leave 1 o the redeemed she tails to check up on myfinger . 3.4o• p. 111, -Markets. , dealt with the teachin of Jesus had anydealings from amoti the n,atioia n ea . -- , • I team run away, the penalty will be g, . �s wztia tlee tenth.. AH b s a d kindreds nails., l sometimes break na ' b , 00.15 rn• 1 r t� ate: Atarl.cts, the . dealt Luke's s 'gospel differs', = nd ea , y bread , $5o.fot tet. first mule, $zoo for the sec- from largely,t; P Xeff coxa are and together they seelc't1iC <t. i> pIca and tontines; standing be. slice iii .t s I. and . gale is to nay coffee cu once .lou r idera)l from the'o i't'" three.. lore the i behind p,. , for the third, etc. Haat the s l Y f t other i.h ee. He healer.. lieu conduct- after, bean 1 . throne and before c ihe,T..anab..., -'•' , Sunda ti ar z , B ni sc.ck sortie post' behind the sheltie to Y, 1 cls 5th, 1 tram tuns ---i addition eves it a somewhat =len lengthy intro- 1.n teiclttton to the usual g, g y sealed shows a inarlced contrast. The WORLD, MISSIONS, lean tlilrean:.incl vrrit i 1.30 ts. lir,--Church Services front: St+ . ;r .., ria n y biicl.,tlatuat ca. • duction, beginning it with'a word not one 'is alone as he would have been, Stories of Indian Wonnen wti' ob Adams. l aul s .t.afhetlral. •_ i ver frequently used to Scripture, had he not been ? 4 Ori t command a corner, where Y p y e r a leper. T1iosC who Miss Rose Wtlrte in 2.00 p. m. --The I)c:troit N-eivs r C1 he c.ata,roi. Conan<irid <t view of the $i Ismttcll It shows the t d f 1 Id chestra. road ahead, the automobilist Ct' must stop o notless • ess tli . ail too 0 ar d s from 1 o i the y i Monday, March 26th, , :turn, toot his horn, ring a bell, fire a 9,3o ,a,- m. -"Tonight's Dinner 'hd a revolver, halloo; and send up three a special talk by the Woman's Editor, bombs at intervals of five minutes. ta.25 a, m; -Weather (485 meters,)5-Automobiles T.55 . a, rn.•.---Time: S must again be seas - 1, . . oiiably painted, that is, so that they 12:0 ' Y: m,••• -Musa ..� 1 c, . I will rnerge with the pastoral ensemb- 3.00 9• tat•---'T'lie• Detroit Nems Orr-• Iance and not be startling. They chestra, - must be green in spring, golden '• "Daughters r' Fora "•ren of s lois. Those, : have been first- : to .i:eturn from Afar.", has written a book .which • his tidied -the; physician niitid ding= thanks were the last, There is not•h-; will rank high ainoiig. the missionary nosing and coming to concfusioxis ing: butts more than ingratitude from literature of the year. Her stories • Not- again docs he make reference those, who should know better than are exquisitely touched -in -pictures of ciirei;tly to himself, but all through to neglect to give it thanks. the life, work and inmates of the can be read;tlie strengtle:of-th,at. same Lesson "VL-Irn.pottunate Pre. er. 13;1n galore . jubilee Home, n in si - well-trained mind' going`pito 'details Luke: x8: 'z- co {g 1 a n t ti L z4. The reward that conal- tion which is doing a noble waxk;;izi ,and, giving. incidents not touched up- es,from .pei'severaice in ;:prayer• ::is redeeming, ft•oni hopelessness 'the -14' on by'' others. He- alone relates the broil ht out in ,this lesson, If we es` of otttci. t 'women- } g'ts •tt n a en .anti , •gi;fls. I conversations between the angel 'and really. watt 'what 'vire are Asking for, , Daughters from ;Afar, ,as.'"an..utuisu- Mary' and between Elizabeth and we must, show it. There must be , al book. When you sit' late- info the Mary.; Si. Luke alone records the seeking 'before• there can be finding. night to. finish it;' (it is not a `large first discourse at Nazareth, the mis- Then too, there must be a at setting! book;, but we had' begun it late in the sjou of the Seventy, the parable of for our prayer• We must be htuatible i evening), you know you are being the' Good Samaritan, the call of Zac- •suppliants;;at the throne of: grace. ' 1 held by a story of Sower.:•,Ati,ordin ' 3 1 chat -tits, and the parables of 'the lost ' Lesson `VIL -Jesus arid, Zacchaeus. ' my tale' of - mission work: ..will -keep coin and the 'lost man. there -Luke 19. ,.z-xo. "I:Ie that searcheth 1 until tomorrow, lint Miss White has breathes all through this. gospel a the Hearts kitowt,th what' is the mind`nzade its so-hiterested'in her women. t' •i ri't 1,spiritsuchas e11-.., u na t < z sz C a aaw of theSpirit"Si hh (Rom. 8.., c'� and x( �) Jesus < td girls, in Amrn,alt, in little Sita, beloved physiian would detect in could distinguish between -the Phari- the bridti of eight years :old, 'sad others, especially in Him, who 'carie- sees and the, Publicans, ;whore they', Gn<tni, the baby, who has lost. her scek and to save,for I i ya to t 1despised, i -Ie coiled loalc below the 'smile, that we avant to lciowv them all gesso t. - , Lesson n ,lesus teaching dry ilia sti,t•fact. and read the. character. ..T -1e al: ;once. Drama tlii,edtls these .stories work the proper use of ,the Lorcre saw ,in Zacchacus possibilities for ser-; through, et Miss White never seems t; ,Y h Day. Luke rg1 xo-57, He was 'teach- vice` in the kingdom of God; while'to-to.be writing with a conscious ,dram - ng in the Synagogue and noticing a' others he was merely: an opteast. atic intent:" So far as enquiry can. woman afflicted for eighteen years, Lesson -VIII. -Thee Parable !mad the; discover" writes Professor Thorp,of, :[It'" touched her and she was cured;, Pounds, Luke xg: rx-28. In the dis.tthe United Theological College, "the rulers Care incensed` at this, to tribution of ottnds each servant was r galore in t preface to the heir m"..�. �... r,,� �, 1. book, their minds, wrong use of: the Sob- treated like his neighbors, The dzf- ; every incident has been set down -�,til esus teaches then "That the -" •'• , i>atli: J<. C a a fcr•etice camein the made of them, , its it occurred, and. the veryc,oti e: . , v rsaG' 1'l> I:li was made for mail and `not " 1e most it a The oz r a ,diens was most sue- a , Su tions have .n recorded on 1 av lti c r c tiled as yr r g e „ theS `bath. Marls 2-,a ' tor sib •tn ' �c , sft l < co i e tt tttl received the MOt~5 t � t 5 C r c i Cd those, who took ( 1•) w b tl o, tv' r o c a t in them"! �' r it 'y" r i Lesson IL, Humility---'tulze 4: 7-I4. greatest commendation; while the one Miss White has the artist's eye which v Thera are two important features that neglected to make any use What- revels irz:;the. li �7tt and color of Indian - CHER i, F:CTWW 11ALT ET the �.. A H RESTS S upon proper vertebral adjustnsetit, The ,entire .nervous system of the body is connected with the s.ptne, 1 shall be glad to explain fur- ther in consultation, the great benefits of Chiropractic iii re- mill„ and maintaining health. :. A I OKChiropractor K� l� L J i DIgu i Zo t2, -5, P-8. Moot rn t',,30 9:'n). --•-Weather ,(485 meters,) :summer. red in autumn and white iu 3.40 '1), rat• --Markets, , winter, 5,0o p; rn Private Markets, 1 ;G. -.Automobiles running on .rhe I .8.30 p 1)1,e --]fie Detroit 'Ncws. •Or -1 country roads at night nanst send u - cliestna; Anne Campbell; Detroit l .a red rocket every mile, and wait ten Poet; The Town Crier; pro -,I minutes for the road. to clear: They gram furnished by pupils. of Clyde l may then proceed carefully, blowing Nichols; Lenten Speaker, their horns and shooting Roman . 000- dies,Ttesday, March 2711, 7--111 iembers of the society will n at1tlm +l nq.3o a. in. -"Tonight's Dinner," and give a) Sunday to chasing aitattp-Lrn�%r�dnacSfkdtln a special talk by he Woman's Editor. biles shooting and shouting at them, 1¢mlr10.25 a. in,--Weathor(485meters,) making arrests and otherwise ise ti S1x,5hcouragilr countyy touring cm that r handd s )rinlrlCr worked e.m,--VusiC. cay. o board. 3.30 P. 111.--yWeather (485 motet's.) 1 8 -lit cane a .horse tivili not- pass an 340 P. m,--4litarkets, i antomobile the automobilist • ,, , obs r.. t• will take 5.00 p.:'n�-4rivate Markets. 1 ht machine apart as w ,.t p rapidly res-'pOs- 8,30 p. xn, C`lie Tawri' Crier; 13e- I cible and conceal the .'.„. p arts hi t h eWolfe Stelgls Makers; Mrs. Ada'gsass turingnie, soprano: Carl Lindegren,cast' no automobile atproaci- ,<aS. riiitn S e ir. dfarmer's lstiSe, when t Croads dt s it will 1 w iso �w down Y,W to a tint, l'c IZioliartl Me(' .:w <•ltt lloitr, ':tiitl, the chauffeur tai. f£etii` ivlll lay l' as; rt visitor in i. l I clic il7,u 1'1' front of the house with: ';a 111111111119111111111!9111li011111(11111991.191111i!IIIIil1191191H111111I!I1b11IIIIIIIIII111111111 wLt, ,z Seed F i .�L a�t•,y� i.A,. d � sales are increased by Long Distance Some quotations from recent reporist "19 calls costing $8 sold 15,000 blooms. � I . Nearly all our salmade Sales are ad by LongDistance.".. 1190% 'of our orders from dealers are by Long Dis- tance." "We call dealers'' once a week during busy sea- son." "Do ' all our buying ray Long Distance in the eve- ning." ' "LongDistance seer -' a eisN.a 1 tial in buying seeds, from growers." "Sold ove> `1,,10(1 bags of - seed: by telephone." :ailfay we heli you how Lon, Distance fs beim, used to increase sales ata your ZurSint&s'? THE BELL TELEPHONE CO,, 01+' CANADA. tv t' /urn of Tees.; civil this weak. the dash - ORIF l' trrit t.11-.�-, 0 1t . T%intraoirni Manse on Thur. � Thursday , March z;5tlt,, t0 Rev. ,A. .G. ' and Mrs, , i I• r 'lr. titoti w'l da W -.••. u i r ee lir, Li Mallon " . arr arca, 17 s r u tiles• --tai �o�vlcic, on .b'ebrtiai• :wort, , . _ and it d lt!l'rs. Albert "f3i s - .,t 10nv, er• -T orence 1v'tlicl<`