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Saw ymméfifi at 0223' expema Lakeside 5280 If quant biggm fining ‘ ' profiis-read every ward of this afiwrfigmmi If you will have laundry ready giving gond service. If yuu 0 call up us eul-ly us cgnvenient, t " ,, Warm" Famiéés'w W :heawly Em? y: amewfi ..;.., Don’t try to do the heavy parts of the fam- ily wash Let us help you. This new plant was designed and equipped for that very purpose and can give yeu as much or little help as you desire by means of live differ- ent kinds of laundry service---all moderately priced. We use only soil water and pure soaps, etc No marking, no starchiug, and each wash done separately. we CALL 1N RICHMOND HELL DISTRiCT Wednesday and Saturday OU are anxious to make every dollar you can out of your farm. That's why you can't :fiord to pass by this advertise- ment. Every time you skim milk. you are wasting quarts of creamâ€"‘feeding it to the calves or pouring it into the pig troughâ€" just because you have never found out more about a Mclottc Separator. If you are usin an old separator that is not siim- ming clear._ you‘are lo§ing ?8Cl’l £110.“: 1&0 Hung ucux, yvu nu. .uu...§ y..-" week pounds of butter fat which a Melotte will save for you. The saving wguld pay for a Melo‘tte E" 30wa '6. m. -; 34‘ I: g‘ -.r- J: ‘4" ‘.?€ .. 4 (u S v. a @1797. ‘ LU elnundl-y ready when driver calls, you will assist us In vice. If yuu only have driver can when phoned for, as cunvenient, to insure prompt; attention. Local Representa DST year in Ontario '900 farmers“ barns were burned. The‘very heavy loss borne by'these farmers was, for the greater part. the penalty of inadequate protection. Wooden barns, dry as tinder, burst into a blaze that no human efforts coulcl check‘. Metal roofing and siding forms the protection you need for your barn. Well grounded. it is positively lightning proof and resists fire from within and without. 175 Ossington Ave., Toronto separator that has the suspended bowl that is always in balance, ensuring extra cream every milk- ing. You will find out that thousands of satisfied Canadian farmers have been using their lVlelotte separators for fifteen to twenty years. and today they skim 'ust as thoroughly as the day tl'ley bought them. It's a separator that never wear: out. There are additional facts that every man with a herd should know. so fill out the coupon this very minute. Don't read an- other word until you have addres- sed an envelope to us. for it will mean a tremen- dous increase in butter profits for you. Act now. _ Guaranteed Qfiklity The COUNCIL STANDARD mark is your proxection in get- ting the greatest value for your moncy in moral roofing and sid. ing. Ask us ior full panlculau, Be sure to at COUNCIL STA§QARD Be sure to gel gr Plus: and w . pla‘ning the a M oi I: Melon: C1935: S ROSE (c5321.? _ m HAMLLIO ‘1. NT. Maple, Ont LENS? "an! 'e :1.- l u :21 e: 5e flan R100 Eco. Bamllton.-â€"â€"American soldiers who fell in the Battle of Stony Creek were commecorated when a bronze tablet was unveiled by representatives of the National Society of United States Daughters of 1812, and Richard F. Boyce, local American Consul, who represented President Coolidge. The occasion was the one hundred and thirâ€" teenth anniversary of the Battle of Stony Creek, and this formal calling to memory of American valor, it is TABLET ERECTED AT ST ONY CREEK COMMEMORAH NG AMERICAN VALOR said, was the first of its kind on Canadian soil. A similar ceremony wiZ-I take place in a few days hence, when a granite béuider marking the graves of American and British soi- diers who feI'l in the Battle of But- lington Heights will be unveiled here by the Wentworth Historical Society. "When the tablet was unveiied the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack flew side by side near by. As Mr. QUEER QRAF‘T OF ALL KINDS PRESSED INTO SERVICE IN RUSH W RED LAKE Bioux Lookouhâ€" Queer craft of all kinds are being pressed into 3ch6 by prospectors bound for Red Lake, and the remarkable outfits with which amateurs have started the 1.ong and! hazardous journey have led to a warn- ing‘ being issued that the trip is no easy river voyage and that Lac Seutl can raise seas as high as Lake On-I tario. An official of the local Board of Trade this week discovered the oi-desvt home-made punt in town piled high NOTABLE ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED IN ENGLAND Hudson Bay Company Sends New Vessel on Maiden Voyage. Londonâ€"A notable anniversary in the history of the Hudsons Bay Com- pany was celebrated on. Thursday in a practical way. On June 3rd, 1668, a little vessel, “Nonsuch,” set sail from Gravesend for Canada with 50 tons of cargo on a voyage which, as pointed out by the governor of the company, Chas. V. Sale, not only marked the inception of the Hudsons Bay Com- pany, but also laid the foundation of‘ the great Dominion of Cafnada, the keystone of the Empire, stretching from sea to sea. On Thursday, on the 258th anniver- sary, a new steamer, the “Bay Rup- ert,” with a carrying capacity of 3,690 tons, left Gravesend on her maiden voyage to Canada. The Bay Rupert will be the biggest ship in the Arctic trade with a speed of 141/2 knots. It is fitted with every conceivable device for safe navigation, is provided with special dust-proof and rat-proof fur rooms, and has sep- arate quarters for Eskimos. She is also a semi-icebreaker. The “Bay Rupert” is the first ship in the com- pany’s service fitted for carrying pas- sengers, there being accommodation for 73. DEAF LEARN TO HEAR BY SENSE OF TOUCH Sensation Produced Through Tips of Fingers and Then Reproduced. Montreal.+â€"Taking the principle that there is some relation between the sense of touch and hearing, Dr. Max A. Goldstein, Director of the Central Institute for the Deaf, St. Louis, Mo., demonstrated before the meeting of the American Laryngological, Rhino- logical and chol-og'ical Convention here how the sense of touch, which is applied to the blind in the interpre- tation of Braille, may be applied to the deaf. Taking for the demonstration a con- genitally deaf child, a girl of about 10 years of age, who cannot hear the human voice under any circumstances, Dr. Goldsbein used a megaphone, stretching an ordinary wet paper over it to make a diaphragm, in which sounds were uttered. By her sense of touch the child analyzed the sounds produced by the human voice through her finger tips. and then reproduced Five Persons Lose Their Lives in Tragedies at Sherbrook: hem finge ,ph me sound rapidly as the normal person re- ; the sound through his ears, the received the sensation through ingers. “She felt what a phono- 1 needle feels, and interpreted it ‘stem is still m a. Dr. Goldsteir it \ stated. 1 in the experimen‘ ,e Kay ated Boyce said, the placing of the tablet on Canadian soil by American hands was a fact enough in itself to symbol- ize the amity and the brotherZ-iness which exist between the people of Can, adra and of the United States. What- ever of rancor there might have been when those who slept there lay them- selves down with a will, it had vanish- ed with the passing years, and peace had come to those brave British and American soldiers who fell, and who long had slept side by side in the hallowed ground near where those who gathered to pay tribute stood. The peace of Canada. and the Un- ited Stat-es was a. peace of good-will and understanding. As long as san- ity was vouchsafed to mankind, no- thing would mar this glorious peace, which was an example for the world to follow, Mr. Boyce said. with useless freight at the town dock. It was equipped with a brand-new twoâ€"cylinder outboard motor and load- ed with heavy tent poles and other junk Worthless in the bush. A new pair of oars minus mwvlorcks comp}er the outfit with which the crew of two young Americans were about to push off to make their fortunes. When it was suggested that fishing tackle might be useful, the Americans were amazed. They did not know there were fish in the lakeé. Spinning Wheels Are Still Popular in Quebec Ottawaâ€"Showing the extent to which the farming popu’ation of Que- be: still go in for home industry, George; Bouchard, MP; for Ramon-l ruska, ’in an address here, said that there were two companies in the pro- vince exclusively engaged in manu- t‘uctuu’ng spinning wheels 1"); the habimnt. As an indication of the skill attain~ ed by the home weavers, he stated that nearly all of the ’1k thing he were at the luncheon was z-mde for mm on tho syinning Wheel by his constituents in Kumouraska. EvgryflMotorisi a In an hour or less, he can pass through unequalled names of farmland, lake and strearrle can mount hills wl_Lch open out a Wide and colourful panoramaâ€"can descend into valleys where nature is most exquisite because most intimate. 00D roads in Ontario have made each motorist the Monarch of an Empire of natural charm and beauty. This Empire is his to know and to enjoy, with convenience and case. Supreme in the Empire of Ontario’s Beauty Vegetable Plants Uprooted by Strong Wind Remingtonâ€"A strong Wind from the southwest swept this‘ section, spreading destruction over the to- bacco, onion and early vegetable lands. Reports coming in state that the early tomato plants Were Whipped and broken all day, until many fields were entirely ruined. The onion fields suf- feled tremendous loss, and tobacco plants were also slnvn out. or. the higherâ€"lying sections. Million Dollar Loss in Riviere Du Loup Fire Quebec.â€"â€"Fiftyâ€"seven buildings Were destroyed, with an estimated loss of one million dollars, in a fire that swept Riviqre du Loup. L‘The buildings razed included 5 warehouses, 10 stores and 42 dWellings in the commercial sec- tion of the town, which is about 120 miles from this city. _ “About three-quaiters of the IOSSes are understood to be covered by in- surance. O N A R C H Green Stripeâ€"$1. Pure thread silkâ€"smooth and beautiful; reinforced with fibre silk, to prolong the wear; every newest shade; and doubly protected against “runs”. A typical instance of the kind of values in all Monarch-Knit Hosiery, from 75c to $2.00. At all good dealers. MONARCH GREEN STRIPE HOSIERY DAVIES’ DRY GOODS STORE RICHMOND HILL SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR Chicken. Anyhow. Bobbie'a sister had bobbed her hair and now was carrying her comb around with her‘ Bobblewas vexed one evening, and said. “Nothing but 01d hens carry their combs around old hens c with them.” Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds ‘ Bought, Sold and Exchanged J.J.Deane GREEN STRIPE All business strictly confidential Private Phone: 78 Woodbridge