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Mrs. , unt, Sg Mrs, MeCuteneo ington, Miss "Helen 7 Talcott, Lo- 'were week end guests of d Mrs. W. A. Christy. Mr. Higgs was in Tyrone onaay, conducting the iun-, eral services or the late Mrs, A ye. Annis. . 'the work of levelling the lot Dy luessrs. Beare and Boe, has 'been started, and 1 the weather permits tne work will be put "1orward rapidly. Une of the pleasing events of the near iucure will be the Jap- anese enertamment 10 be given LY we A. X. I. A, of the Church OL Lhe Ascension; on Noveniper Zith. - 'Lhe pis give promise orf an excellent program. "mrs. ». Farmer will be at 'nome, the first Thursday or the ~_.monen 1nstead of the second, as wormerly. BECK MEMORIAL A campaign ior, the Beck Mem- orial Hospual tor Consymptives is being scartéd here. See front page. subscription cards will be dis- triputed in tort Perry at an early date. Ww. CT. U. Ihe regular meeting of the local Wi: CU. 1. U. will be held in St. John's Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday alernoon, November 25th. » Mr, anda mrs. Madison Wil- F hams have returned irom Vvisit- Ing 'toronto and Snelburne "Irends. vr. Ww. Andrus motored from Deuoit ana 18 ViSiung wilh ms nowaer. m----_) CHURCH UY ASCENSION « nev. 5. C. Jarrett, Hector. Service atl 11 a.m. ounuay Schooi at 3 p.m, gu A PLEASING sUCIAL EVENT | - Unaer tne auspices OI SCUgog Chapter or the 1.U.D.k,, a very pleasant dance was neid at the 'Aown Hall, on Tuesday evening. 'Lhe hall was prettily decorated im orange and black. Linton's orchestra, of Toronto, provided the music, which was specially appreciated as being unusually g00d. 'I'he guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves "and the committee 1m charge--of this event are to be complimented upon their work. 000 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. W. Li. Atkinson, Pastor: St. John's, Port Perry: Public WorsHip at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 Ei p.m. "XY. P. Guild, Monday at 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday at 8 p.m. Communion Service Nov, 29 at 11 a.m. Breadalbane, Utica. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Communion at 2.45 p.m. Preparatory service Friday, ~ at 2.30 p.m. ----Q Oy. P IN MEMORIAM ~McKee--In loving memory of my dear mother, Isabel A. Mec- Kee, who passed away Novem- ber 21st, 1924. + Beside her grave I oftem stand 'With heart both crushed and "sore, But in gloom the sweet words come, "Not lost but gone before." Oh, how patient in her suffering, When no hands could give her ease God, the helper of the helpless, Saw "hér grief 'and sent her ease, : . --Daughter. CHRISTMAS TREE Tuesday, December 22nd has heart chosen as the date for the tor the new garage to be built | Christmas : 18. Almost Here Do your Christ mas shopping early. For one dollar deposit we will lay by any article u: til needed. Buy now while our - stock - is nearly complete. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Stationer. HORTICULTURAL .SOCIETY 'I'ne bulbs are nearly gone. At the time of writing there are a few lett at Davis' Urugstore, 'and 1f you would uke to have some for the house, or for a flower bed for spring decoration, now 1s the time to get them at less than wholesale cost. But iL you want them you'd better nurry. 'talking of Hyacinths, at the meeting on Thursday night of last week, Mr. Moore, 'L'oronto, gave directions for their plant- mg tor successful growing in the house. ; Kirst secure a box having more than enough room to hold the number of pots required for the hyacinths you intend grow- ing. 'I'hen place a layer of about two inches of cinders in the bot- tom of the box; next plant your hyacinths in the pots, being care of two points. 1. Place some 'broken: fragments of crocks in the bottom of the pot Lor drainage, covering this with a little fibrous material before putting the soil in the pot. 2. Do not completely bury the hyacinth bulb, the tip of which ghould be above the earth. Nor should the pot be completely fill- ed, an inch or more of room should be left at the top. Next place your pots in the box after having watered them thorough- ly. Fill in around the pots with cinders and cover them with the same material to a depth of two inches. These boxes and pots should be placed in a dark, cool place; where the temperature does not go much above fifty degrees, or below twenty-five degrees. These bulbs should remain in this state for about six weeks, when they should be thorough- ly rooted, and may be taken out of their cinder bed, and brought "into a' slightly warmer room, but not exposed to a great deal of light. As the plant develops, it will require more heat and moisture. Mr. Moore's lecture was very practical and was beautifully illustrated. Unfortunately the weather was most unfavorable large. . mtestatel()() (Jems . UNITED CHURCH BAZAAR This bazaar is to be held on Friday, December 4th, and the committee, are busy. making every effort to have an unusual ly attractive entertainment. 2 very large supply of fanc useful articles will be Boy Keep the date' be Stared, December 4th, an dbe sure to go to the basement of the church for your supper--a splendid 'meal at a reasonable price. See Further particulars later. and the attendance was not 'The ploture below the Metter "C". like "Cow", you can find. Are you wide awake to your own interests? The Mail and Empire will give away "C-Word" Picture Puzzle, prizes offered | in connection with <B new Ruzle "Camera", "Chbbage", This is not a trick puzzle; nothing is hidden, and upside down or sideways. We are giving you this and articles starting. with the letter "C" will be easy for you to see. - YOUR ANSWER T0 THE "C-WORD" PUZZLE MUST BE MAILED NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER oh 'he Mail and "Calf", contaims a number of objects and articles You will ind all sorts of things that begin with the SeEinnise En Cross', etc. See how many you don't have to turn the picture e' pictyre #0 that all objects aia mpire has alrea : Gune: ATRL MAY 1921 When you have made up your list of "C-Words" The Mail and Empire at $5.00 per year, which will gual December 28rd to those sending in the 100 best answers. YOU OAN WIN Start your list of "C-Words" To To-day! You can't help enjoy! Ivet's all join in and Rave. a jolly good time. "ig your answer Gt the, Big A HANDBO! THE $8,000 PRIZE LIST Winning Answers will receive the One Hundred Cash Prizes according to the table below: I". id Prize It' Prise if ~ rise It . Prize itNo| . One Three 100 GRAND Subscrip* Subscrip- Submeeip: Subserip- PRIZES ons tion tions tions Are re Sent. Sent. Are Bent. Sent ist Prize...| $30.00 | $500.00 | $1,000.00 $2,000.00 2nd Prize, ..| ~25.00 400.00 800.00 | 1,600. 8rd Prize, , 20.00 800.00 600.60 | 1,250.00 4th Prize. | 18.00 150.00 300.00 600. 5th Prize,..| 16.00 100.00 200.00 400,000 6th Prize 14.00 50.00 | < 100.00 200100 7th Prize 12.00 30.00 60.00 |= 150.00 Sth Prize 10.00 '20.00 40.00 100.00 oth Prize, , 8.00 15.00 30.00 60.00 10th Prize 6.00 10.00.| ¥20.00 50.00 11th to 20th incl. 1.00 7.00 14:00 $0.00 21st to BOth| - r= # gist] rk piri wr incl. 3.00 6.00 12.00 20.00 51st to 100th] : 5.00 10.00 |. 15.00. amount of such In the event pla He for any prize offered, the full prize will be pal to each tied $1000. Ege i The Mail and Empire $3400 per year. Delivered br Smeriee-hor. in Hamilton, Subscription SE in Advance in OGanada by mafl, a counts will be p of a Soligiter : ie ou eid § ed to the lucky 'can find. \ - & Zo ESS Dollars to corral visible objects and articles in the pleture that s awarded Tirst Prise; second best, Second Pris, ste. You may never in your lifetime be. given another opportunity such as pe are offering you In our Pusszle Game $0. "play and learn while earning a big cash. prize, ing h All you- need isan' obsétving eye. like to solve puzzles, try your hand at this one. unt for "C-Words" in this Picture Puzzle.' No matter what your age, if you It really is not a puzzle at all, for all the objects in the big picture shave been made perfectly plain, with no attempt to disguise or hide them. Get a pencil and paper and see how many "C-Words" it in along with one, two or three yearly subscriptions to Cash Prizes ne CASH to be awarded on FO! R XMAS. 100 - CASH PRIZES -- 100 How Prizes Will Be Awarded The "OSWORD' Picture Puzzle Game is a campailn to increase the popularity of The Mail and Empire. nothing to- take part,.and. you do not have to send in a sub- scription to win a prize, If your list of "C~-Words" it costs, is awarded First Prize by the Judges you will win $80.00; but if you would like to win more than $30, we are making the following special offer whereby you can win greatér cash prizes by sending in ONE, or TWO, or THRER yearly subscriptions to The Mall and Empire, HERE'S HOW THE BIG PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED i d of $30 will be ded $500. 00 a a i if ONE. Bod 10 the answer subscription to The Mail and Empire at $6.00 by mall has been gent in. Second Prize, $400.00; Third Prize, $300.00, and so second column of figures in prize list.) instead "of $80 will be awarded to winning First Prize if TWO or. yearly subscriptions to The Mail and . Second Prize, $800.00; Third Prize, $600. 00, and so third column of figures in prize list.) $2000: instead of $30 will be awarded to renewal) yearly subsori Hon to The in. Second Prize, $1, $00.00; i Thing: forth. (See fourth © Isn't this the most. an i ever had presented to Tom And that's not extra amounts on all prizes in | is 'quatined by winning First Prize provided THREE (new or. and. "Empire are sent "$1,250.00, ane HO rize list.) 3 Tberal .l op you have ® anon forth, | {ee 'the- answer or rehewal) | 'are sent in. forth. (Bee the answer will give , If your ~and you 0 torth down. cipate in ET --------------_--GH hii A I ---------- EE ------ ER BR NSM YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT DURING SPARE TIME--START YOURLISTOF "C-WORDS" TO-DAY -- EASY RULES -- ld whe lives ao Canada and the sm- submit an 'answer. ~~ Games = Any man, nA TR 2. Prize yn 'who 1s not in a T 'Wednesday, writte! If name and address in the hand corner, If you desire to write anything ¢ ol separa! > 8 be Do obsolete wo 'Where the pl A rds of the same peliing can be used om same even ned" 'to designate. dl different articles. "objet. or article can be named on eye. any visi! 7. The answer having the larg list &; names of vi Haile of hdecta | in ith the lett wardqd First Ne no handwri ting have ho bearing wpe nated, the Pussle, but ou one rise» will be awarded to one household; any group To neh tied pas BLAS re will b to" neoapt 1 .00 or mere, A. 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