12 LR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | Three-letter words galore make this an easy and interesting puzzle 'you to work out. ing to Raymond's Corners. Slack, Mrs.' R. Thompson, Mrs. 8S. day in the city. Miss B. Raymond, Cedar Lake, | spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. day at Battersea, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Mrs. 8. | Orser and Miss BE. Orser spent dey THE DAILY BRITI i Elwood Steele spent Fri- | ville Yonge and Mr. and Mrs, Ed-| £3 gar Timmerman and daughter, Nao- | man. Messrs. H. and D. Amey are haul- | ing 'timber to the lead mines. ! Messrs: H. Guthrie,» R. Guthrie and | A. Ruttan are hauling slabs from | George Lee's saw mill to the station for shipment. rived at Mr. and Mrs. rett's, Mr. and Mrs. G. McGillivray made a trip to Harrowsmith last week. Mrs. H. Aykroyd was taken to the hospital on Thursday morning, in a serious condition. Mr. 'and Mrs. David Hall and three children, of the west, are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Camp- bell. Ernie Bar- AT BISHOP'S MILLS. Christmas Tree and Entertainment Was Held in Temperance Hall. Bishop's Mills, Dec. 22. -- The Christmas tree and, entertainment held in the Temperance Hall on Saturday evening, under the auspie- 12- . es of 8.8. No. 12, Oxford tpwnship, Mother. | was well patronized and a great suc- cess. 33 SFrange Hoth. A varied and interesting pro- To attempt. gramme of choruses, dialogues, du- To compel. eté and monologues were given by Vales. the pupils of the school in a man- To complete. ner that reflected credit on them- Correlative of nei- | ®€ives and their teacher, Miss Grace ther. : Wilson, who so efficiently trained em. Symbols of roots | The folk dancing, by the pupils, Officers of a king's stables. Ancient. Cluster of fibres, Paired. To soak flax, Horizonta), Amphitheatre for a bull fight. One who is paid money. . Evergreen tree. 18. . Before, 14. . Anger, 17. . Tiny golf mound. 20. « Walked noisily. 21, . Venomous snake. 22. . Also, 23. . To put on. 24. 56. Answers. . Tree with tough/| 25. wood. 26. . Negative, 27. . A want of under- standing. 33. . Behold. 35. . To hesitate. 38. . Leaf division of] 39. the calyx. 40. Fly killer. instru- 41. Exiles. Vertical, 42. Part of verb to be. . Beverage, 43. Profoundness. . To sin. 50. Heavenly body. Born. 54. Upon. Declares. 55. To bow. Spanish mackerel. | 56. Battering machine. Work of. genius, 57. Similar to an os- Affirmative. trich, ..Snake-like fish, 58. To bind. . Three-toed sloth, 59. Fiuid in a tree. . Tiny green vegeta-| 60. Every." bles. 61. Therefor. dye. breathe, 8 measure. perish. indignant cores. The accompanists of the even- i were Mrs. J. Sherrard and Miss Béatrice McKinney. At the conclusion of the pro- gramme, a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Miss Wilson for the entertainment given, and her untir- ing efforts, in the good work. Santa Claus then appeared, and distributed the gifts on the Christmas tree. Pro- ceeds of the entertainment amounted to $22.50. Mr: and Mrs. Matt Thompson, Miss Edith Thompson, of Brockville, were visitors at Mr. Joseph Thompson's on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. W. Greer are visiting relatives in Montreal. Rev. Mr. Millar, of Kemptville, conducted a' meeting in the United Church, here, on Wednes- -| day afternoon. Miss Sadie Wilson, Ottawa, was the guest of her sister, Miss Grace Wilson, on Saturday last. inseet. beg, a person de- . PD 00 STD OT ORE pe: n of a circle. FARMS ARE RENTED Neighborhood of Road. ; Perth Road, Dec. 21.--Motors and wagons are still running, as the sleighing is very poor. H. Guess, Sydenham, is cutting and hauling wood to the village. Mrs. A. Free- 'I man spent Friday at her residence here. Little Jean Middleton and Master Howard Neph bave been very ill with pneumonia, but both are improving. Mrs, H. Pierce, Soperton, is the guest of her brother, James Middle- ton, H. Timmerman has rented a farm pear Rallton, owned by J. Groom, and will take possession in the spring. KE. Stokes has rented his farm to E. Barrett, and is mov- In the Perth Widow of suicide who killed him- self 20 minutes before his insurance policy would have lapsed was award- ed $129,598 by New York court. Mrs. M. G. Brewer, of the Anti- Saloon League, issued an appeal to American women to banish cocktail shakers from their homes. i Tribuna of Rome says the Pope has decided to resume in 1928 the Eeumenical Council, interrupted in 1870 by the fall of temporal power. A man's busy day is when he stays at home to rest and his wife gets him to do a few little odd jobs around the house. to Tuesday's Crossword . Puzzle, - ¢ for between South BEEDO Christmas 'Greetings THE. PEOPLE OF KINGSTON AND VICINITY : ~-FROM. THE----- * LEP ANT SRcARDS mi, also Mr. and Mrs. E. Stokes, | were Sunday guests of H. Timmer) { A little girl has ar-| was a pleasing feature of the enter-| tainment, and received repeated en-! 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