THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1022. "Mother makes the best doughnuts in the world !"' "She says she mixes them up with Cooket, then drops them into a sizzling panful of Cooket, and they come out crisp, and dandy. Ne other doughnuts are half so good as the ones Mother makes." For deep frying, Cooket ensures delightful results because it can stand a much higher temperature than ordinary shortenings. This means it cooks quicker and better, without soaking the doughnuts all through with fat. Doughnuts made the Cooket way are cooked to perfection and have a flavor that satisfies and delights." All good dealers sell Coohat in tine of 11h. nl 1. net weights. LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO CHOICE POTTED FERNS B For choice Potted Ferns it will pay you to E see our big variety. : E Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs a specialty. P. C. LAWSON THE LEADING FLORIST STORE: Corner Wellington and Brock Streefs. Phone 770. CONSERVATORIES: 68 C ne iii I" Chim i 04 of Director of New York City's Municipal Band Writes Patriotic Song Around Historic f Relic After one hundred and forty-six years the famous liberty bell has been used by a composer as the theme for a patriotic song. Delayed recognition of the pos- sibilities of the historic relic that heralded the news of freedom for the thirteen colonies has come from Edwin Franko Goldman, Director of the Municipal Band of New arm i Held in Place The temperature of the air in contact Made in combinations and two- Plots in dull length, knee Stanfield's wr on Countryside | Frontenac | WAGARVILLE, Sept. 28.--Lagrippe is very pre valeht in this community at present. The kitchen shower for Mr, and Mrs, R. Howes at H."Cronk's on Wednesday was well attended. All report a good time. George Jackson, Hamilton, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. B. Oronk, Enterprise are visiting their relat- ives here for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Wagar, at home for a few days, has returned te Dorset. Mies Mary Yoeman, Colebrooke, is at her sist- er's Mrs. W. McCumber's. A. Cronk and G. Howes attended 8 jury in Kingston this week. Mrs. P. McKim and children have return- eed to her home at Enterprise after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. E. Cronk, Liberty Bell is Song. Theme After 146 Years York, who has famed his Eom. position "Chimes of Liberty." The new song is'to be intro- duced in New York schools as soon -as the term opens and later will be placed in educational insti- tutions throughout the country, "Chimes of Liberty" has been endorsed by Mayor Hylan of New ork and George Gartlan, Super- intendent of Music of the New York schools. Will aim was fo write a patriotic sohg with an American tune," says Mr. Goldman. - "I have also tried to combine words embodying American ideals with a simple effective melody which children will find casy to sing." quite recem{ly. Mrs. Orser and daughter, Helen, Harrowsmith, spent the week-end with friends. Mrs. T, H. H., Watson was removed to the General Hospital today, -- P. 4 Sept. 29.--Farmers are Lusy zt their corn and potatoes. J. Coulter loaded cattle on Saturday. Mrs. P. Ritehie and daughters Misses Pearl and Minnie are at Rally day was observed here on Sun- day, Wagarville Sunday school visit- ed here. Quite a number from here attended the kitchen shower at EK, Cronk's for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howes. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bateman and son and Miss A, B. Cleveland motored to Belleville and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. Goodfel- low. Mr. and Mrs. Allan have moved to t.e city for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. George Cronk at Enterprise. J. E. Davidson is teaching school at Campsall and Mr. and Mrs. McCulla and H. Smith at Verona on Sunday. Miss A. B. Cleveland has returned to her home in the states. -- Ross Howe's. ! ARDOCH. Sept. 26.--The 'frost of a few days previous has left its traces. Corn ---- satin. 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Bartraw and daughter Sophia spent the week-end with the former's sis- ter, Mrs. Kennedy, in Renfrew. El- mer Olmstead, who has been on the sick list at his home here, returned to his work at Ardoch on Monday. BE. M. Doull, the Royal Bank, Perth, was the guest last week of J. H. Fair, Miss Lily Campbell who spent the past two weeks at Mississippi, re- turned to her home at Clarendon. The marriage took place in Ren- hem on Sept. 20th of Miss Lois Bar- traw of this place and Wesley Thomilson, Sharbot Lake. Robert Gibson and son Donald motored to and expects to be soon at her duties again. There are now about two hundred and twenty-five pupils in the consolidated school. Joseph Huffman has put another addition to his large barn. Patrick Hopkins is Improving his property, -- MOSCOW, Sept, 26.--The many friends ot Mrs. James Foster are 80rry to hear of her sudden death, and extend their heart-felt sympathy to those Who mourn her loss, Miss Carmeleta' Darling is attending faculty in Ot- tawa. Miss Florence Huffman has left to attend nomal school in Peterv boro. Mr. and Mrs. Misher and family spent Sunday In Belleville. . «Rally service will be held in the Friend's church on Sunday as the Methodist church is being completely renovated. Mr. Corkill, I.P.8. visited "our school on Tuesday. Ray Judge has returned to Queen's to renew his studies. D. Paterson, Camden East, is spending a few days with his sist- er, Mrs. M. Townsend, A number from here are attending the fall fairs, ny Brown motored: to Lansdowne oa Sunday. Mrs. Stout has been confined to the house for the past week. She met with a painful accident by com- ing into contact with an ensilage fork. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. George Church mote ored to Tichborne on Sunday, Ernest Barker is progressing as well as can be expected under the distressing circumstances. William Proud, Har- Ty Barker, Sherman Stout and Fred Mustard spent Sunday with Ernest Barker at St. Vincent hosiptal, Brockville. Miss Lulu MeMann has resumed her studies at Queen's Unie versity, Burt Coopper has secured & position on the C.N.R. section, . PORTLAND. Sept. 26.--Threshing and filling silos, are the order of the day. Mr. Ogden left for his home in Montreai on Monday atfer spending the sum- mer at his cottage here. Mias Hattie Donevan is visitng at E. Donevan's, Toronto, for a couple of weeks. W. Ready moved into his new home this week. Mr, and Mrs. David, who have been visiting friends an Ot- have returned sEmzas STANFIELD Combinations and Slospers for growing children UNDERWEAR (pat.) 'STANFIELD'S, LIMITED, Perth on Saturday last. Ross Bar- traw visited at Lanark and Watson's Corners last week. W. A. Geddes at- tended a meeting of council this week. huskings have been very numerous tawa and Quebec, in this locality. George Hamilton received the sad tidings of the death of his brother {n St. Thomas. Mrs. W. Young end son, Kenneth, Tam- worth, are spending some time at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. Gray. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne McDon- ald were guests at Roy Hamilton's on Sunday, and T. Love at J. H. Smith's. Schools No's. 1 and 3 have re-opened with the same tbachers, Misses Nora Hunt and Annie Fras- er. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hamilton have returned after visiting their daugh- ter, Mrs. Donald McGregor, Myer's Cave. J. Derue, T. Love, L. McDon- ald and H. Fraser spent a day last prety Home. Mr. David has not been well Sept PLEAS SAN 2 TALLEY. t .th for some time. He is much improved, - 46.--We deeply regret .the death of Mrs. John A. MoMann which occurred at Sydenham on Friday. F. Armstrong is in the General Hospital. His condition is serfous. Mrs. Edgar Hughes Is vis- iting friends at Mountain Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leonard and daughters, Hartington visited at T. H. H. Watson's, Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Walker spent a recent Sunday & W. C. Ellerbeck's. Miss Turner, Harrowsmith is the guest of Miss we |A. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton '| Shangraw visited at F. Bllerbeck's s |A critid was of old a glorious name Whose sanction handed merit up to fame. Beautfes as well as faults he broughg to view, His judgment great and great his candor too. Lemox & Addington] TAMWORTH. * Sept. 27.--H. BE. Thornton 'and daughter are visiting friends in To ronto. Her many friends are pleased to that our teacher Miss Reid is recovering from her recent filness Leeds CROSBY. Sept. 29.--Silo-filling 1s nearing completion in this locality. Mr. and Mrs. W. BE. Coopper and Miss Jessle Coopper and K. BE. 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