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h. PAGE 13 trappers in that section; the prices were not as high as last year for rat skins, but some local trappers did fairly well and seemed satisfied with their catch, for when a trapper is to use the highest lucky enough to secure mink also, he grade of sugar like ' "makes a good amount in a short . time, for which cash is paid by buy- If is True Economy ers who vie with each other to se- i . cure the trappers' skins at the close ' lof the trapping season. Ducks were very plentiful’ this season; those splendid game birds have increased wonderfully during-the last few years. It is a grand sight to see immense flocks of ducks feeding in the wild g ‘ rice fields, which afford them shelter It is brilliantly white and sparklingâ€"looks dainty and and .an abundance of food f'uring tempting on the tableâ€"and goes further because it 18 b’ 00:1“; $83150: :Tbls 33:35:“;2023: ‘ num er 0 C S 18 a 1 abSOIutelyhpure sugar Of flu]:â€" finest: quahty' Make of strict and vigilant observance of t e test yourse . ompare ,duty by those entrusted with proâ€" “ST. LAWRENCE GRAN ULATED’Z tection of the game, for as long as with any other. the poaching pot hunter can be kept under proper control the ducks andl other game will increase. No true: sportsman will molest or disturbl, them until permitted by the law to do so. Partridge are said to be veryl plentiful all over the country where’ conditions are suited to their propa- OVERSEER BRADSHAW’S ANNUAL REPORT gation, and from all sections innu- merable game are found; they are ARTMENT said to have increased wonderfully T0 GAME AND FISHERIES DEP during last year. The law was fairly well observed during the year, only ‘ . . one breach of the Act upon which to ' h t , Overseer A. Bradshaw, of Lindsay, to better understand t e 61 nation, take action came to his knowledge, reports that the past season has been he went up by launch to the head and this was illegal possession of deer an ideal one for fishing in this sec- waters of Scugog Lake; all the way skins. The skins were confiscated and up to Port Perry. the weedy condi- a fine of $5.00 each imposed by F. D. tion of the lake is a drawback to na- Moore, K. 0., and this case was re- vigation, and were it not for the ported to the Department at the they were 1?“ year’ and g°°d catcn’ buoys placed to indicate channel and time. Another case of trespass under es by trawling were made, and those deepest water, the trip WOlfld be 8» the Game and Fisheries Act came alâ€" angling f°r them seemed we“. sans" very difficult one. It is hoped that l so before the County Magistrate; in fled. Bass were also caught in good- the fall rains will raise the water inlthis case a fine was imposed by Wil- ‘lhe SI. lawrence Sugar Refining Co. limited MONTREAL. tion; maskinonge were more plentiful in the waters below Lindsay than todayâ€"take themâ€"and be ’n t° {9'31 Oregon, next week, much to the re- ly numbers by those who prefer fish- Scugog Lake to its normal height, liam Moore, and this he reported to better. 50c.abox.6 for $2.50, or trial gret of their host of friends. The ad- H. A. "OI-m Es, Manager Lifldsay B , mg ‘0’ them With ”‘1 ““1 baited and thereby protect the fish from the the Department at the time. There 1100535 and line, while in Scugog Lake, effects of heavy frosts in winter, if are a few changes which he is con- V‘hiCh has long been looked V903 as such conditions prevail this coming vinced would be far the better if anglers’ paradise, maskinonge and winter. Frogs are not increasing as adopted: bass are reported to have been as they should in these waters. He is of plentiful as in olden times, when opinion that frogs ought to be 131.0,. that lake was referred to as the l tected absolutely for three years andl "P 001‘ man‘s pork barrel.” There are * then in their banding season at all streams adjacent to Scugog Lake, I times; if this were done he believes and in the banding 39350“ at all where mek trout are found, and lfrogs would become a valuable 3.5- ‘times as they are in Victoria coun- many 0f Lindsay‘s best citizens are set to the Province. Mink are in- l W. (2) That fishing in winter through interested in their culture and pro- creasing under the timely protection fthe ice or otherwise be prohibited, tection, and it is pleasing to hear given them, and they will in the near land that the trawling season be the that ““11 the care and attention future increase and become of great 5 only time that bass and lunge can be these “speckled beauties” receive value to the people who live in that 3caught. {3; That muskrats be only from 50 WOFthY a Class Of sportsmen part of Ontario, and derive a large : trapped in spring, and all Winter coupled with the vigilance 0f the lo‘lpart 0f their liViDg by trapping and ; Catching of rats be discontinued it (‘31 overseers, those grand, gamy fiSh ’ hunting, Muskrats were not caught 3 should not be allowed. (4) That ’dogs are increasing year by 379313 In order in as large numbers last spring by lshould not be used in hunting mink full perior of three years in all the waters of the Trent Valley Canal, o e o o o o 9 o o o 9 o o o o 9 o 9 o o o o o g o o o o o a o a o o e n a e o o o o o o o o o o e o o a o 5 a. F amous: Long St oke 32 H. P. otor Five-Passenger Touring Car $1000 '0 00 Q '2 . Inblnding equipment. of wind- shield, gas lamps and generator, oil lamps, tools and horn. Three speeds forward and reverse: slidino' gears. Four-cylinder motor. 3i inch bore and 5 1-2 inch stroke Bosch magneto. 1C6 inch wheel base. 32x3 1.2 inch tires. Colorâ€"Standard Hupmobile blue. '1 deem“?H$l~H4~l~l~lW~PW~i~i~l~H~Mt :“M*x”‘”1d‘z‘v‘xgzfiloozuxnzulwxuzeold c- O ,'leM'delete!iil~l~l-l~l»l«l~l~l°tlwleli'Moli°l"l"l»l-°l~l~l"l»l«l«l~l~l~l«l~1'~l«»l-l~l-l«l« ~14l»!»!-l«l~1«l~1~l~l~l~l«l~l l C Not an ordinary $1000 car but a $1000 Hupmobile ’ Not an ordinary $1,000 car either outwardly or inwardly as th ° _ , . _ â€" e lame and th specxal features Wlll quickly disclose. p e summary 0‘ A car of infinite refinement, which proves conclusively that ' I . , 4 .. - .. a low rice need not b ' by crudity of construction. p e accompanied .l‘he product of a plant which has always looked higher than its own price for inspirationâ€"wh‘ch has always sought to give the most in merit; not merely the least in price. i A result made possible by a skilled. organization held intact since its inception und 1' the 'e'ideiu ship of E. Abelson, who deSIgned the original Hupmobile; by stp-generalsnip of the hi h- est order. strivmg continuously to surpass its own previous ideals. g $2,500 FEATURES IN THE $1,000 HUPMOBILE Small bore, long stroke motor; cylinders cast en bloc; valves enclosed; three-bearing crank-shaft bronze bearings lined with babbltt; transmission gears large enough for 40 h.p car- lunfloat' .- rear axle of extreme strength; multiple disc clutch with I 3-inch plates: imported Co’ventr c112? to drive camshaft and magneto; Hyatt and F. S. imported annular high duty roller heaiin s l: e transmissmn; Bower high duty roller hearings on the wheels; standard imported Bosch gma noto. Write for the 4%x8% photogravure and description or see this car at our showroom Ecl you will find this impression not only confirmed but strengthened. b an WW4~M~H~M~I°+M¢4~E rl~l“l'°l~l~l~f~l~l~l~l~!“l"lnl"l°°l"l“l“l~lul~ Lindsay Motor. Works and Garage----Agents * R. F. THOMAS, Proprietor '1'd~l~l~l~h~l~Mel~l"l'°l“l”l~l°~l~l~l*l°°l~l n ‘ 0 5' n-t, O '1 a: = 2 :- ‘0 "l p s s O : ,. :5 o c 5 0 i =- an. o W l4 (1) That frogs be protected for thel Jcause his hearing had begun to fail Pastor _____-. .h, ‘a g I , . +- . ,I do not “5.38 how a dissolu.ion can , e... M as man-Anya“ . .w... it, .. 4'». THE LINDSAY Pos'r. LINDSAY. rnmly. mpg: . h: have any terrors for him. He has trimmed his vessel, and he has touch- THE V ICT RIA T ed his rudder in such a masterly way that in what V d'l‘ tio the winds MARVELUJIJS 2:32;: 13:33:32. and SAVINGS COMP" ’â€" INCORPORATED 1895 tion public opinion should be strong- . . , l! ly in favor of the bill, my right hon. _ When I Tned fl Frmt-a-twes friend would then be perfectly prepar- ed to meet that public opinion, and Capital Paid Up $390 000 50 Rese . ‘ . s - Tile F . HWWICKE' N'B" Jan. 17th 1910 tell it, “I declared strongly that I fl . . . . ' Und 513%.: ourpassmg security Will] a liberal interest yam. up ~ “I feel it my duty to give you a state- . . . ment in respect to the wonderful cure I adopted the princxple' of the bill.” On {.9 ”w received by taking «Fruimnivcs', the other hand, it public Opinion were which have given our Savings Bank Department .ts fire-c. Q ‘ ~ ‘ . . . ° t . _ o ‘ 3:52;:Eofgggpglf§;:.thilc;:gggl very adverse to the bill, he again is 1t]- \ healmmmisemble .8 ilnsulttlfthid in complete armor’ because he says; Executors ard trustees are authorized b T .7 . “s ' e e resse an H - - n _ . . . . .. A?“ glzfigduidwlasbfrccaaifed bYPPhysicians 3:; :ngeieiimxtufi; 12:1“ had funds With this institution. - . A without the sli htest rmanent benefit. , _ - ., .. . , and Itried all ikinds gfePills andtablets. bond the compass, describing all the Money to Loan on first mortgage Oil real (3,4,1... ‘ a: evasions and squirmings of his hon , ' cam. JAMEsyLow, NEWTON SEAL; orable friend in his efiorts to ..~, every popular breeze and do nothing Manager « g.) all the while. Gladstone persisted by .. . ._ reason of his great strength and vi- tality far beyond what the Psalmist marks as the alloted span of human T H E CAN A D] A N D ,A life. There are many indications that i ,' 1H1 \l la kindly providence will extend a O F CO M M E R C I" . l .g l L similar vitality and long life to the great Canadian. SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., 00‘... 3:33:35”- ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL Mann: THEIR DEPARTURE CAPITAL - $10,000,000 R ST, - 5.53:: 13 REGRElTED DRAFTS ON FOREIGN coon-go ‘ ’ -- - Every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce is c.7133; :; L; -. T d ev n' g a delegation of the principal cities in the following coantries without delay : ‘ “l H ' ' or ues 3y 9 1n- .7 Africa Crete Greece New 7. glans.” <3“; I saw the strong testimonial in fav . Cuba lieuâ€"ind Ky“; \ .3; of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ by New Brunswick’s the members of the Queen-st. Metho- Argmamnmwc MM Iceland Pm“ ' Egypt India Persia ‘ 1 Man’ Senator Cost' ' ' the as- A traha Grand 0d 18“: (list church accompanied by p Axum-H Fm! If, Pew and Iknew thatanyéthlxig he Slutglhd tor, Rev. Mr. Balfour, waited on Mr. Belg,“ 17M 1,31, migflmhlgd Shel?" .-\ honest and true an 8“” on .y . P - Brazil Formosa apan Portugal 5,... ; , his fellow-men. I tried ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and Mrs. John Pearson at their home Bu, - Fm . . "a Homing; 75:3. ’ p and the effects were an“ marvellous. on Melbourne street and presented (Cichvficn Fr'ehcxpfthhmah ta . 5:3“: lease... -‘ . , Gum “chum ., LN _ and ”0" I 81” entirely well from all my them with the appended address. Mr. China Gm: B'n'tain Mexico 5222:: “-2.7-“ Chronic Constipation that I snfiered . s n Wh h ve been The amount of these drafts is stated in the money of the countrv at here 1hr... With for years.” A: G. IWILLISTON. ‘md lVIrs. Pear O '_ O a f th able; that is they are drawn in sterling, francs, marks, lire, ‘kr.’-r‘.~‘-.'.. 599-: “Fruit-a-tivm” W111 cure you. 338‘ as prominent and act1Ve members 0 e taels, roubles, etc, as the case may be. This ensures that the payee 3%. , they cured Mr. VVilliston. Get a box church, intend moving to Portland, receive the “ma; amount intended. size, 250. At all dealers, or from Fruit-mikes Limited, Ottawa. dress was as follows: Lindsay March 12 ' ‘ ‘ ' _ T Mr. (1 M r. J 11 Pg r , d ‘M “v- y in Winter. This 16 the most destruc 0 familir: 1" 0 n a SOP an The Standard Bank 0E cana .tive manner in which mink are killâ€" ed; they should only be caught by Dear Friendsâ€"We, a few associates Record of Business as at the 3151; of January. 1937 in Queen-st. Methodist church, hav- ‘ ‘ra in he . 'â€"â€" It pp g tâ€"m ' 10 (1 'th t th t .,, ASSETS L3"? 757”" mg earne “1 regre ' '3 lull are cash on Hand - - $3,618,722.14 Noles‘ln Cinch: -7 ;‘ GLADSTONE AND I NURicR about to move from this community, holes and Lhaqucs of hoping» - " ‘ L feel that we cannot allow the occa- Dam} $1“ch Other Banks - 9.470.791.4\ Dividend» . . . . Gammon ‘\ . ' e I“ ~ . e \ a-‘h .7 T". .‘ â€"â€"â€"â€" sxon to pass Without expressmg to n ,_ . ‘, l “d 0m" ‘ \ . .5 .t . Lul’. .- ., first-Class Bonds - LAB‘L’JQ-lfin‘ L:;"'Y;.i ~ :1; St. John Telegraph. you our heartfelt sense of loss your Loans on Call. on G0,,” Rn%.~r~..' . - â€". removal will he to us. Municipal and other no ~. - . A ‘ ‘ ‘ . 4. . , _ L L ' . -\.I'. Balfour characterized Gladstone You h V eelail'sh 'l on" arr.,.:-,z...,,.,. Bonds and Stocks _ - l‘flljfilggs'm'; ,.._ 1M, - . «as as “the greatest member of the great- _ a e ‘ ) 1‘ ‘0‘ "“ "““ GOVCrnmcnf Dcpo~it in l.‘ A .. » . lest deliberative assembly that the 1" 3'0“ 35 “mm-'4 and mm?“ work- B'iecge Note girt‘uilexlitm Wv ’07-!” “1;? â€" - . ers in the cause c ‘emncrance zrtl “1* “COUm‘N-“i .. 7 7 world has seen,’ and much of Mr. . ‘ 'f L ‘ ' l ' C .. i .,- ..,.- . ' . ,n , .fl . v V,“ .. a ' M , urrent Advances ~ an.» I..""‘.t:‘ (, y , , lli .Lll taut wanes lo. ta» uni». r .., , _ _ . Jladstone s fame as a leader and 1115‘ l‘f’r f th 't V" ‘ _ bank I ft‘mls-‘s - - all,,"4g.};~; , . u i e o e commum v. V“ a on no ~ -v .. -- . .â€" HiOSition as statesman was secured afâ€" 'p ‘ ‘ _‘, o‘he‘ 055‘“ ‘ ' "bl-Hi ’L _ mm to express; to you our best vars: --____ , LET he had passed seventy. He only .. . . Q..- ..,, ..,_ _ ‘ . . es for yOur well being and happiness ~~---'-~n-‘ began to lower sails and gather 1D. , . m .. [his 0 ft r h h d t d h' in your new place of aboue. (“O W ~ " reae . or nr 1 - . . 2;; ;.>‘Efi.‘2‘ l p e “ e e e s Signed on behalf of congregation, L ' “ L: . ' leightyâ€"sixth year, and then only beâ€" D. BALFQUR, ,and his sight greatly troubled him. _ Mr. Pearson replied feelin'rly on HOME ’ . . b ’1 7 _â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"- The question 0: age, he informs us, behalf of himself and Mrs. Pearson, 1716 3% did not deC1de him in his intention to and assured those present‘that they . . . . . I -, 1 n 7_ escape from politics, It was the state would always remember their connec- .iialte til-’3 Dam. Of his sight that forced him to ex- tion with the Queen-st. church with Collect YO" "A change public obligation for the pleasure. O C AN AD . h. . . breezy common of humanity. Sir Wil- Short addresses were also made by A Accounts ind Laurier ’3 Stlu a young man at Messrs James Vickery J McGahey \ p? this rate and may direct for years M ' . ' ' . ' ‘ s" . rs. H. Morrison and Mrs. L. Starr. . . - ‘ ‘ ' the. destiny of this country,which has Ifyou lithe m‘mfi‘)’ OWlllQ I” .‘7'7’7‘1 “I“ ‘ - 10 been made so great by his leadership. either close at hand or living :1Ii‘. \‘Clv'l'v‘ it: i . 4.. . I :1 1“ meals, eloquence and the qualities OLYMPIAS RECEIVED United States or Great Britain. in tlzi- El- 3' . ‘5 that attract and capture the hearts of A RAW DEAL make the collection \7 whiz. ,, :‘r : . .. . .. 1 . v' . . . - ' - ‘ILL. . 4 A L H l . men, there 13 a wonderful Similarity . 1 ‘ . ‘ . 7 ., , _ . ~ w between the two statesmen. Mr. Gladâ€" (HM C01“ [00115]} llrlN‘xt‘iil'” 3““ ”I“ ' so to your credit. A :lcz;::.u<l mm; \2 1;. “l l . l stone occupies as higha pinacle in The Olympia hockey team has re- history as any of those who have help turned from the tournament at tene- ed make. it illustrious: Laurier will lon Falls and feel pretty sore our not occupy a lower niche. the treatment meted out rto them by ‘ ~ , \ the Bank, will lld‘h‘ mm; “153,: illlp‘czll. and. as a xiwrtlhul of l»::<?::-- - . (llill: IS ll‘ltll 1' 'U' “11"": l t;"~i‘e ‘ Mr. Gladstone carried the Irish the management of the event. L (CUL ‘ M-“ I" . ome Rule Bill through the House of Mr. B k c, r M, . . H“ HEAD F“ 0 , n 1,“? r:â€" - {1.0500 529, malltut‘l (JI c:.C‘ OFFiCE A R J i‘é 2. C.) V .ornmons, when 110 was eighty-four. Olympias, was assured in :1 letter N, ,; pares life”: 1.5: - . - ., LEMDSAY , ...L. .: Hi3 energy never flagged during the from Mr. Fountain who managed the eighty odd days of discussion over “tourney" that the team would gt this bill. He made speeches of powerâ€" fair treatment and would meet teamsl ful argument, of high constitutional lof their own rank. Notwithstanding reasoning, of trenchant debating force. this assurance the boys were pitted On one occasion when the ministers against a Fenelon Falls team of had taken ground, which, the debate seasoned players with a member of closed, they could not hold, Glad- the Peterboro T.A.S. team on the stone made a speech in receding from lineup. During the DFOEYGSS 0‘ the lthis position, which was pronounced game the locals were pretty roughly 'by one of the most powerful of his] used, and are bearing bruises and opponents to be the most wonderful cuts to prove that their treatment thing he had ever seen done. The was far from being fair and sportsâ€" stage of committee lasted for sixty- manlike. The team remained over in lthree sittings, and his performance in the village, believing that in alll l l I committee stirred the wonder and ad- fairness they would be given a chance in the second draw, but in this they lwere disappointed, as the tourna- lment management refused to enter- tain the proposition. One thing is certain, and that is miration of the House. The routine business of head of a government he attended to with all his usual assid- uity, and in council he was clear care« ful and methodical as ever. He well that it will be many moons before a knew that his work on the Irish Bill Lindsay team will figure in a tour- was Sisyphean toil, for the Lords hey at Fenel on Falls made no secret of their intention of ' x...â€" . g . . . , d' d h l ffm‘Zifi, 313.2;thSieyugiei‘elfilr TWO DAY SEED e : I ~ ‘ f . ::::..:: dishillvaiilil‘tiiem ”it; JUDGING CONVENTION the country by divided opinion in his! cabin*t. His last speech, sixty-one The Farmers’ Institute branch and 1 years after he had first entered the the local Department of Agriculture Paid u 3 Capital - .. $15,443,000 ‘ Houseâ€"was a. prophecy with great are co-operating in holding a two day Rest ‘ - . ., 15,000,050 _ force and fire, that the controversy ‘Secd Judging Convention on March Undivided Profits - - :.E.55.185 lbetwe-en privilege and the people when 14th and 15th. Mr. D. A. MacKenzie . once raised, must go forward to an asked the COllnCil TUGSdaY night for ‘ $32, issue. Gladstone was much older than use Of the Town Hall on the above ”fl Laurier is now when he described dates from 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. each day. The request was granted. Saving’s Department. Chamberlain, then trimming his sails to every Wind, in language which is . r ' $3 8 h ; peculiarly applicable to the present DI’. de van's Female Plusf H. B. BLACK, Manager L'nd y . . . . I' ll ,_ I I _ . Canadian Premier and cabinet. He pills are exam; weddinfli'eirafiliiinghfi: . _ , . ~ tlveportionoft efeml t . said. ‘ Mr. Chamberlain has Said that gm" cheap imitations. m. agevasmegin :35“: l a dissolution has no terrors for him; 853 box. or three for 810. Mailed to any address. 1 â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" __ - â€"-â€"â€".â€"__, â€"_- ADVERTlSE IN new? the Boom Dru; 00.. St. Oaths-urea. Ont. J