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| le we members (H. Robinson, | --then. a surgical EE ---- THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1937 PAGE SEVEN taking first place, with the follow- L. Dews- mgham, $ S. McClelland, "The Robins finish- 0, (J. J. Jierhan, wl MeNee, D. Pla Walsh). Third a i: Quanin D. Thachuk B. Stomach Troubles That Are Pangerous (CUT THIS OUT) Some forms of stomach trouble | if neglected, often lead to danger- ous conditions--ulcers or cancers operation is sbout the only hope. For this reason, even the m simple stomach ailmeats sho be given prompt and careful at- tention. So, don't neslect acid stomach, sourness. gas or bloating! nd don't waste time with unknown or unreliable lt edtments. At the very first signs of distress, go to any good drug store and get some pure Bisurated Meguesia (powder or tablets). This speciul Magnesia Compound is safe and pleasant to taker -quickly, almost instantly effective and does not ac. as a lax- ative Be sure and ask for BIS. URATED Magnesia for troubles only. stomach {Range jas oh the Beaches (E. Hum- od ke, S. atau, J, eben, 8 atson, F. A, Nix- on). final 'standing of the first series Wat as follows: Teams Played Won Lost Points Senators 33 28 5 39 Robins 83 Beaches = 33 . Owls 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 Lakesides vers Falcons Hawks Cubs 33 | Leafs 88 _ The individual averages at the end of the first half were as follows: Cunningham, J. 219, McNee, R 203, Rea, T. 201, Humphries, E. 200, 'Ing, F. 195, McLean, D. 195, Ry- croft, C. 195, McCleland, J. 192, Platt, D. 189, Thachuk, D. 186, Ste- venson, Dr. 186, Rosser, A. 185, Thorndyke, R. 184, Birbeck, D. 184, Watson, S. 183, Hamilton, J. 183, Jardine, S. 188, McCulley, R. 182, Ratcliffe, W. 181, Johnston, J. MeClelland, oh 119 Foduek, 5 Harden, W. > Gill, A. 8, Ma- ire, F. 175, ty G. a, Bey . 173, Dewsbury, L. 7 MeMiny, R. 178, on i. Russell, Chas. 111 'atson, H I [Melatyre, B 170, Munroe, T Fog , | Wilson, J. 169, Mo Stgomer Ei s 169, Sleightholm, ides. 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Lake, its shores framed by mountains, 'In this beautiful Small wonder mere mortals Above is Maligne C.N.R. Photo. By Thornton The trifle that you chance to sce May not a trifile prove to be. -Farmer Brown's Boy. What Farmer Brown's Boy means be most important things and not to be overlooked or despised. Little things often lead to big things. It was only a little feather that Iar- mer Brown's Boy found, but tha: little featfier partly solved the mys- tery of the disappearance of the fishes he had caught through the fce on the Big River. Irom it he was enabled to guess where at least one of his vanished fishes had gone. | You see, two had disappeared. ifn the ice through which he had! caught it. It had vanished while | he was pulling another out through | another hole. The secénd had just | as mysteriously vanished from a] place on the bank of the Big River. It had gome while he was catching a third fish. He was a puzzled boy when he returned and found that that fish had disappeared. He re-| solved to hold on to the one he had | Liust caught. He sat down on a log by the fire he had built on the bank | and he kept one foot on the tail of | the fine pickerel he Wad just eaught. "I would like to see thig one get away," sald he. "Where those others went to is beyond me, They could- n't run, they couldn't {ly and they is that little things often prove to! | pulled his first fish that day. i | was the one he had left flapping on | his back was turned, j cided that the {ad like a snow covered + 4 {log frozen in the ice. Only Ww. Burgess |couldn't swim, vet somehow they | {Went. Ha! There is another signal i fluttering. 1 hope that fish will be | las good a one as this one." | He started for the tip-up from | which the little flag wag fluttering and he took with him the fish he had already caught, the last one, | vou khow. He didn't mean to lose 'het one in the mysterious way he had lost the others. The hole where the signal was happened to be the same hole from which he had This the ice while he visited another tip- up and which had vanished while! Hé had de- fish must have flop- i ped back into the hole, although it |aidn't seem possible. He was | [thinking of this as he pulled ano- ther fish from the hole in the ice. He looked all around. There wasn't | {a thing behind which any one could Not far distant was what look-! a a | and | hide. Mouse could hide behind it Mice do not carry off fish. "Yes," said he, 'that fish must have managed to flop back. to this | hole and into the water, but that doesn't explain how the second fish got Away. Hello, what is this?" He stooped and picked up a small feather. It was quite a small fea- ther. It was white with a brown Bon-Tone carefully select- roots, barks, berries for the - relieving disor- Made from ed herbs, [Pues and of i the stomach, liver, hw kiimeys and bowels. Lge. Bottle, $1.25 Ladies! 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"This feather," said he slowly, '"'was dropped by none other than Whitey the Snowy Owl, The ques- tion is, when did he drop it, It has- n't been here very long, not long enough to have become frozen ever so little, to the ice. It seems to me that IT have read that Whitey is something of a fisherman himself. Anyway he probably likes fish. Most Owls fo. He flies without making a sound, just as all Owls do. I wonder of he came along and picked up that fish while my back was turned." He walked toward what he had taken to be the snow-covered end of a log frozen in the ice. When he was close to it it suddenly spread broad wings and seemed to float a- way. Then Farmer Brown's Boy had a glimpse of a pair of flerce yellow eyes ag Whitey flew past him across tho river to the other shore. Where he had been sitting Farmer Brown's Boy found a few small fish gcales on the snqw. 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