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IF Li a AGENT MOUNT ALBERT feioCt J Baile viountAIbert METHODIST SERVICES Making Church Count 3 p P The Man Who Couldnt Be Found You are most cordially to these Pastor that the Ontario recent illegal and a fine was not so well attended Mr Alvin Arnold presi Mrs Wesley took topic and Mrs Arnold the Scripture lesson Miss 1 contributed talent and splendid PERSONALS Mrs Culverwell of Sut ton spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs Prank Thompson Miss Jean Hamilton entertain ed a number of friends on Satur day evening last in honor of her guest Miss of Keswick All had a very pleas ant time Miss Moore B A of Toronto spent the weekend al her home here Mr of Knox Col lege occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church on Sunday of the sudden death his father at his home there The funeral takes place at Orono Miss of has been visiting her aunt Mrs M Graham for the past week Misses Dorothy Stokes an PLAY AT MOUNT ALBERT Methodist Church presented Ihelf play on Friday evening cant afford lo one of the largest aud iences ever assembled In village The Committee which had charge of the of character display ed excellent judgment Mr Howard characterized Rev Trios White the live wire preacher the delight of all and Miss Hayes was certainly a goad second as Mrs White Mr Reg Scott as Mi Jim Hartley was a real success and Oldham starred as Biddy Miss Mable Scott as An gelina Beaver was exceedingly and gave Mark Parmer something think Angelina represented country girl who is man who would rather pay the undertaker and family Miss Velma Hayes was exceptionally good as Mrs farmer and Norman Oldham as Marks son John John was a real healthy energetic country lad who not willing to old trails when the new are bit- ley Rowland as put 11 oyer too as did His fit wife GeOrgcWMshi as young and Herbert a The solo by Miss Olive Tlnadale and duets by Dike and Messrs Rowland and jHndH and the Mount Albert Orches tra added greatly to the success of the The proceeds of officers Hall confetti idly planed and III of diat Imitation to all Jul t ladles of Presbyterian Sharon of Toronto spent Sunday fact that people realize the grave of the Missionary pro of Ihe church The of his work In that land of the district gave some of his of work In Ihe Home Mission field Which thrilled all who heard It Both addresses Impressed all that If men are prepared to sacri fice their ease and comfort for the home ought willing to The solos by Mrs Whipple wick and Harry Knights or were enjoyed by all Great credit is due the ladies of the church for the beautiful banquet that they had arranged Brown Hill Alas we are into March Spring seems to have shown itself a little The crows are filling the air with themselves acquainted We all long for good old summer time Filling icehouses has been the or der of the day around the vicinity car of oats here last week Quite a nice little trade la being done these days Nobility Mrs M of Toronto Is spend ing a Tew days at move into our midst the first of April known as the Bible family Pickerells residence This fruitful town Is vpry faithful and loyal The have opened up services here now In the town hall Services every Sunday afternoon directed by Rev Fry Mr Paul was home over weekend He has returned to Toronto to operate a store on Street Paul is very genial in Mrs John King was spending a few holidays with friends In last Mr Dave race is all aglow Lots- Buzzing wood has begun In However she has puzzled them com pletely I think the Doctors isks me what going to be In the near PETERS CORNERS art- very pleased to his puppies were born there this week We wish Mr Pollock every success the business and hope to hear that he has a gnod supply of texfiB when to visit his week In Tor of again OF THAHUB who through Mr Ego by fire which red on nee having handed a on Jan 3rd tiding an Agent J WELCH rch West this March a Hall All j every walk of life will assemble do honor lo Mr and Mrs of their golden wedding will join with prominent Item HELP YOURSELF self by- mob of camp when rough sat to t heaped table three times a day with tremendous appetites There were platters o meat and of potatoes and other vegetables and plales of bread set at frequent intervals and every man helped himself to what he wanted At bis first meal the young fellow sat with out stirring till all the plates in his vicinity were heaped and hen he said to his neighbor Will you please pass the meat And older man said Son if you dont want to starve to death up here youd better start in and help yourself Now that is advice that ap plies to a great many occasions in life There are numberless young folks who sit with empty plates the feast wailing for some one to help lliem A grievance in a letter to a friend buck homo This is what he I can The people at my the office are mere acquaint ances now just as they were when I met them first I it for granted that the I help be respect They my family mid I iiipjjused so hoy havent really helped me get acquainted This young mans letter makes very plain what Is wrong with him wailing for others to help him and what he needs is lo help l fin caning on his fathers old mend in hopes that they will he able to do something for him ouch hopes arc usually vain If you want a boiler position than the one youve got do your work such superabundant excel erice that it will clear lie employ that your abil ity and energy are wasted in your J milCl1 ahead provided you can nil the bigger place Do not sit around waiting for some one help you For oven there was anyone ip y i make Ihe t be chances are would not successful Help You are dowE at a full able and if you go hungry it will be your own fault Gardner sympathy use Would accept Apply to figures in the is as cosmopolitan as it is Largs Family Group dldrcn lo Mr and Mrs and one great grandchild This morning a special Canadian train will leave the Union at Toronto carrying nearly United State rill proceed to the family residence Mrs will receive the guests assisted by her daughter Mrs M Gray of Toronto Mrs and Mrs wives the brothers will pour tea assisted by Mrs and Mrs S Sheppard sons wives The grandchildren and nieces will serve while the smaller granddaughters daintily attired act as flower girls distributing gill among the In centre of the drawingroom a huge wedding cake gay with- gold icing will repose to be cut wilh due ceremony at proper moment J and Sheppard sons wives will in introducing the guests Appropriate Gifts Beautiful and appropriate gifts been prepared to the 1 the family Mr will rec signet ring set wilh which has been carved the famll To Mrs Sheppard will be present ed a handsome topaz pendant set in an antique mounting and titled with a delicately traced chain grandchild will receive from Mrs Sheppard a specially prepared book crest relatives who will at tend include T and B of Toronto brothers C Aurora J Sheppard jr Coldwater It S Sheppard ri and II all of Toronto sons Mrs M Gray To daughter The only great grandchild Is the baby son of Gray a son of Mrs Gray The following are the Invilci guests wife and family ton West Mr and Mr Clarence and Mrs J Mrs Miss Jean Miss Kale Gray Mr Gray and daughter Mr and Mrs Mrs lughters Mr and Mrs pard Mrs Chas Palmer Or and Mrs nd Mr and Mrs M Gray and family Ml Nora Gray and Miss Gladys Gray Mr and Mrs It Sheppard and family Mr and Mrs and Sir I Gill Miss Grace Gill Mr Kenneth Gray of Toronto Flllh and Aurora Nell Mr and Mrs Armstrong Dr Gordon lilt Miss Mr Fred Gordon and Shaver Mr anil Mrs A T Ingram llcv Or Chambers Sir Win Hon and Mm Fergus on Toronto Mr and Mrs Alex Smith Hamilton Hon and Mrs Charles Mc- Sudbury Mr end Mrs Hillary Toronto Mr and Mrs Manning Calgary Mr and Mrs J ioji and wife and D Mrs Marie Mr and Mrs Geo and Miss Sturgeon Falls Mr Pat Skene and Mr Fred Skene Mr Fred Alia Mr and Mrs T Kapuskaalng Mr and Mrs IHghton McCarthy To ronto Mr and Mrs Wilcox Hamilton Mr and Toronto Mr and Mrs J Out Mr and Mrs Dalton Mr and Mrs A E and Mrs MoNaugtil Mrs John Shaw Toronto Mrsn Orllila Mr Mr and I Toronto Mc Dodge New York and Harry Donald Buchanan Rugby Mr and ln Prices Corners Mr Irs Albert Walker J Mrs Whitney Toronto Wheat ley Mrs J id Mrs It and family Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs O White Midland Mr and Mrs mar f Ash fg a trial today Delicious I Economical Caswell Mr Herb Mrs Campbell and son Mis Caswell Miss Lena Caswell Mis daughters Mrs Ralston Mrs J p Hand York P J Lynch aiid daughter Mrs A M Dodge New York Mr and Mrs Richardson Mr and Mrs W Grant Midland Mr and Mrs Frank Ross St John Mr and Mrs John Moore Mr and Mrs E Neil Sir Herbert and Lady Holt Montreal Mr and Mrs W Beck Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs J Street and Mrs and family Rev and Mrs Duke Mr and Mrs Stocking Toronto Mrs H Mlas May Keswick Jos GUI Sudbury Mr and Mrs T D Shields Toronto A TELEPHONE MESA AGE that Ihey appreciate hard business facl that the man who takes care of their property is one whom they cannot afford to lose Alittle incident which In the suburbs of Hie new which has paved During Ihe comes very muddy and the wheels of nearly lo the hub al places Into as forced to witness a brutal as the driver heat and kick bis horse into attempting to pull the great load out Finally she reported the CREAM WANTED Best Prices Paid Does it Pay to Churn The demand for Mount Albert Creamery butter has grown larger Sell us your cream let us do your work Tor you A phone call will bring our truck to your door Mount Albert Creamery Co Creamery at Mount Albert d Childrens plain over Also Mens Youths and Boys heavy laced Rubbers Various See our general stock Our prices while on everything In general store All fresh stock I Merchants Baldwin Ont The day there would be however got down om his seat his horse nose her mess fed her sugar from his laid his head against her Then of gave and She pulled ideally trying lo do all she old for her kind Again pelted ami fed pulled lime shoulder against wheel look several attempts boron the wheel came but it -a- touch of the whip or loud of tho incident took up her tele phone called up ho office and Ihem upon having audi a man in lliolp employ next morning he same driver called at her door and hanked her for her was especially madam he said as com pany hud determined lo shorten help and had ohl mo fhal I bo through last have a family and work is hard to got just now so I did not know what I was going do Last night old man and laid his hand on my shoulder when 1 wont j the tnm Tom ho said I hear you goC on Avenue today I said that had had a lltllo Well my man he said like that is afford to let go I guess you can go right on the next week lie same BESSIES MISTAKE hei ml herself dear Its parsley Bessie Oh let I know I should like Why you haven No but Bible Where Ive beer reading ahoul is sick of parsley try it TOOLED AGAIN eye of the isiiught 1 who his watch ban usual interest Mr Smith said be wale I will have a look at your Smith ftceniod handed over the other opened i The saw pasted the dial a slip of pa per hearing the laconic legend Better Wafer Oct fresh from the spring and no end of it Send your drilled well this season BOADWAY Sutton West Well Drlllerwood Iron Pumps Phone HAROLD FARM FIRE IN8URAH0K I represent three old reliable Fire Companies doing farm and am prepared to take every class of including Tenant proper ly at moderate rates The best Is always In the end Davidson Mount Albert Phone White Wyandotte r selling after April of full grown each Tor sale now Sutherlands lot face Ho opened the back lead And there sure ho found a small folded paper Examining it eagerly he cad Fooled again I a long spell of dry weather and ho had heard of the groat scar of water throughout Ih or and slipped hi Mamma he ad girls have aim to drink is what Ihe- Is it truo little boys enough hoys and girls I ought lo HOUSE FOR SALE In village of Sharon DA R WILSON Physician and Surgeon KESWICK HounsiTio m FARM FOR SALE Iho Con of Spring creek wood enough to 1 on years c of this property OF TORONTO