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TUE, GANADIAN Fred W. IURSDAY, OIJTOBER 8th., MAKING NOTABI~ 14 Y. ~ Tbhere is smt furnished inl lif e il you a modern ped bath- in your home. it installed befoxe cold her cornes. Es- and without ,way & Elliott Heating Experts anzd Consulting Engineers Ring Street East Bowm-anvil]i Phoneo*18W 'Juil SAnd our prices go clown ýmnediateIy. It is our one pohicy ýopasa the savings wemiake right ou ýo you. Froru Producerto Consumerf wihone Profit.~ jI ESATIN2495c 16,oz. JAR RD quickly 1-3 1 was SO a there was any news:r dear lady whomn I hý ýn proud to eall my her-Mrs, M. D. Wi mre you as soon a,3 >rds 'TPassirlg of a the tears commem Yes, dear friend James, -t quite agrTee with you in those words. Fromi the time 1 entered that home on Queen Street, which was Thursday evening, June l4th., 1872, she was in every s-ense like a mother to me and bas been ail through the years a beautiful, cheerful -spirit ail the tine. I had, of course, a chancei to see tche home 1f e as well as the public one. She was a devoted wife, a good mnother, and lest but not ieast, she was a good 1nistree.s. Row kind and generous she was to nly dear sister Bessie, (the late Mrs. John Darch), when she arrived fromr England to be the servant girl in the house with me wbere I was learning the business of hutcher. Then on xny sister's leaving she was just the same to the one who took lier place wlio afterwards became mny precious partner in life. No eulogy of mine could overate this noble, good woman. 1 should on passing also like to pa~y a tribute to ail the family. Mrs. Williamns' mother was just like a grand- mother to me and Ail ler sisters al- -ways liad a kind and cheery word for Little Mark. Rer brother, famniliarily known in those days as Bill Prower, was very kind to me. If he thougrt 1I want- ed to go to tbe Torwn Hlall to see some doings he would pass me a quarter and say "Here Mark my boy, go and see it." Take a glance up and down dear old Kin.- Street from east to west. T ear nrotner ear old tofwu 53 who are left are mark, including God bas been samne -wil oe said about us as it nas been said about my dear friend and Canadîan mother. Dear Alan and Nellie have my deepest sympatliy in their great loss. Little Mark. 3018 Terry Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 23, 1925. [N MEMORIAM The Late Elizabeth Jane Down, Tyroei SUDDEN PASSINO n R-uiseil Demili, JBurketon fo wý A briglit young 1f e was brought sud'denfy to a close on Saturday, Septemuber 26th., 1925, when Russell Demili, youngest son of Aithony Demilîl, Cartwright, passed away at his home wes;t of Burketon after three days' illness from the flu. Ris death came as a terrible siliock to his fam-ily and friends as hie had been threshing on Monday and Tu~es- day, September 2lst and 22nd and apparently in good health. HIe took a cold wbicb developed into the flu and on Saturday afternoon his lieart suddenly stopped and he passed pewefully away. The funeral on Monday, Septern- ber 28th., was iergely attended. Rev. E. A. Belknap, Enniskillen, conduct, ed the funerai service a'nd spoke very bighly of the deceased. The floral tributes were many and beautiful bearing silent witaess to thie lov~e and esteem in which lie was held by al wýho kne-w hlm. rntenent was made in the family )t at Prince Albert. Besides his widow and twn esal sen- 1 t0 flista PASSING OF~ BRIGH!T -Mr$. Tyrone. 1 Ad in the sighit of the Lorý ath of His saints", are sac s with a peculiar fitnes3s i o the happ!y and peacefi ng of the subject of thi SOIAP IÂF CÂN BE tir or h to ,hshe of yc lie waý ,- J. the~ B ne ýcared and eerved faor1 iirteen diff erent fields oft ning at Cloyne and end- 'ne. t 10, 1924, she under- )r operation linBowmian- 1Hospital, et wlich time t, Dr. Roscoe_ R. Gra- staat itUi Try ask., rî son1 hîgh 1 UCem i m Rer f orrn ,m. Riggs, te fanerai cheer ané ones. 1 'Bethesda 55S. want A scientifically - constructed flue carries the :heat around the w1hole oven and under the entire cooking surface, distributing it steadily, uniformly and at just the riglit temperature Çfor boiling, frying or baking. Airtight joints prevent Ieakage and ensure perfect draft conktrol. Other noteworthy features yona wiflape [y Jlat. ;ter was a ving and fz e and n sheld on the servie( symp near. be given for tie 50 be s s of *ords ,est and nearegt ocect DU tof visible BIi bwe awar*ed frst prÉ oe; seond best Faun Gie- -lu OBSERVE THESE EASY RULES L. Any man, woman or child whÀo lives in Canada and is a tjiresidexit ofT 1'ronro, and who Is not In the. employ of The Mail ansd Empire, nay subxnit an answer. 2., Frize Wlnuers in for~mer Piciare Pussçjes conducted by Thie Mil and FiLie ='tnr $200.00 or muore are mot engle to payikipate lIn bi Puzzle. ) 8,AL answors mi l,, e xailed by Oc-toer lth. 195, 2and a.ddressod te C. Â. Montgornery, Pimzle Manager. Mail and 4- AI? lists of names B1mIIld be writt±e on on.e 3de of tho paper nnly, and nvmnbered consecutively 1, 9, 3, etc. Write your tmll xname and addr-ezs !n the. urper ri&ght haiid corner. If ycu desirrc e write anything ebseuse a seiarate sheet. neýd ordyo or articles., iregard- Empire H. DUSTAN Bowmanvi RTES--- )VANCE ln a Onaaby mail 'srier boy i l lim- THE PRIZE LIST Wlinning Answers -wlIl receive the 4! ty c-h przes aecordxîg to the table below: tin i ize if j ?$ Arre IfNo (>t. I Af.tto sent. Ar0Sent. lst prize $310.001 $5"0 Ol $l000.0O 21J iPrlze 25.00 250.00 500.00 3rd Prize 25.00 250.00 50.00 4th Prize 20.00 150.00 .300.00 5til Pize 15.00 100.00 201.00 6tai Prz 10.0oo 75.00 150.00 7tlt PI'Ize 800 50,00 100.00 Sth Prze. 6.00 - 30100 60.00 9t1h Prize r. 25.00 50.00 14th psize 3.00 20.00 40.00 Ilth te 20th Pri7ze,IiieL 2.00 10.00 20.00 iltteSt nP.3!zesnoLl 1.50 7.50 15.00 thse full ai tco eath ti t nro t" It COBtS l sendin- a sir liztetf -T- M, YOu euti Win titan 405, we Win, Flrst Frize and yen have ,srxtsto Tlite ail antidFui- subariptons)ye ll ,!lreee secolnd pl-ize S500- third prize ee tliird colu'una o!figures in .offer? Buit look! Wo wiil al prizez inlth, sa,,e niannCr. [fied by TWO Yearly subserip- thi Prise, yen will recelye $200, zeliet. ion will collet. or enfa.criptions 1 ate. just write on tueaie ,Per stzlrted, and it wili L at ronteils t4ovnls. and En] frointits is niewsi because ,erent fr( ey are ne is the rhas those FRED MITCHELL Bowmanville C'Blesse .-- w ffv&,9wý- ý 1