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rm : Bin, . acre as compared with a United States 21938 me J re «| average of 104 bushels. Ww Ja < - ™ 9, sizes of flowers 'grown under got © : "swore foubled £nd further-' " MCF i; 4 "-any ime of the h R 11 L d = RUSSELL, ONTARIO SERVING THE COUNTIES OF RUSSELL AND PRESCOTT PRESCOTT, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936 : No. 46 ; I : OUR ADVERTISERS OBITUARY : : pha 3 wy. i : oo Liver Oil, Halibut or Cod | 3 Wi ter Go 0 d S % We would Sraw yous isi to MRS. FELIX BARKLEY ' At aris season of the year everyone, adults and chil- 3 1 1 ' & [our advertisers who, through the me- a i ren, should take some form of Liver Oil to strengthen y & 1 a: Tribute to the memory "of the late id 3 oy Vg x giae i ' ; hart %| dium of your paper, offer to you mer- | © 00 KOE HER Ce of|| their lungs against Colds. Medical Science recommends & ; x 4 |chandise of quality at reasonable "". ied on Frid either Cod Liver Oil or Halibut Liver Oil extracted from % prices. Their merchandise is open to |F ¢liX Barkley, who died on Friday, i Hi i % We have a large and well assorted stock of Winter Goods 3% et : P id b friends at the|| the Fresh Livers of these respective fish. But Read o TF Eo . % | you for inspection; you see what you | Was Paid by many friends ¢ and you will find our prices reasonable quality considered % ¥ d P for. ¥ d be 3 JI | funeral Tuesday afternoon at Vars. Carefully -- THEY MUST BE RICH IN VITAMINES! 2c y iti cata) 7 oR D0Y and pay oo L 2a ast of all |, e mourhers gathered at the tesi-|| YOU can buy cheap oils, but their vitamine content is EY Tega prices wits cata ogue houses and you 4 |your co-operation helps all of ws. | Toh Cn HL nder (Sandy) || "Small. Cheap oil means money wasted. Insist on High i we Hn ; Hem quite in pte and besides, with ours, % This is not an unfair criticism of |}. Rov. J. G! Patterson. pastor of Vitamin Content. WE CARRY THIS BRAND. : 3 ; at you are buying..." = 4 the mail order house, but did any |g = United Church conducted the HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES $1.00 box for those & - Below you will find a f f om 5p, ff sh 3 [mail gro honge: yeslly satisfy youl vice at 2 o'clock: Interment took who do not like Cod Liver Oil. 4 or Proline for Saturday & Monday, Nev. 14 "16 2 ee o periee ot Egy : or yoarjElRce Jin: the damfly. plot. at North MT EXTRACT and HaLiput LIVER DIL, $1550 bot. i » Nov. 14, % | sistent qantity an quality for your |p. ql cemetery. Absolutely free from fishy taste or fishy smell. : i Bia » i | money, take an interest in the affairs | gy, yiving are five sons, Arthur, of || RADIO MALT EXTRACT $1.50 bottle -- Rich in Vita- 2 or 1 [of your community, serve your com-|y;. erick Sask.; Norman fof Kempt- mines, but no oil present. A real malt extract. * 24 Dr Goods pramity faithfully, subseribe to your | ine: 'Silas, Alexander, and John, of || EXTRACT OF COD LIVER $1.00 -- Pleasant tasting-- & > 4 | church, give you the odd packing |y,.s and one daughter, Mrs. H. Hill, | Also contains iron, quinine and hypophosphites. 3 Now's 2 Sse, Sxchange your produce for mer-[y,ys and three grandchildren. Among Purchase Your HALIBUT or COD LIVER OIL from & ew Stock of Wheelin 1 : % | chandise, help pay your taxes, en- j p 3 d ; by g yarn, real quality per lb. 69¢ 3 : the beautiful floral offerings was a 3 They Flenneletts Blankets, large size, 'per pair $2.59 % fouY ee Wi Advise ou Shen You [4 oken from Knox United i€hurch. . 1. S I EE LE, Phm, B. 1 Boys' Fleece Line irts _ me fai each 29¢ # eeded it, help shoulder your) mpg pallbearers were: Elvin Hill, 3% GGI % Men's Ribbed Coat Sweaters each $1.25 A responsibilities, help hold the com-|g ect Barkely, Alex Simser, Hugh YOUR FAMILY DRUGGIST ¢ Men's Gum Rubbers, Red Sole er pair $1.59 *% munity together and-- let this jab|ycDermid, Walter Fitzsimmons, and |= -. ons & dhe ; : per pair . é | wh é Boys' Fine Knit Sweaters, zipper neck 98c | Ere the jabbing is most tender-- | yiles Johnston. - i Men's Wool Socks *_ per pair 19¢c, 29¢ and 35¢ & (id the mail order houses ever ad-| RT : : ? 2 RE Fiver : . : : fs... aa ___ per pair $1. oh . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT : y te ¢ Men's Work Boots $1.98 $ vance you one iota of credit, finan % Flannelette, white or stripes, 27 inches wide 'per yd. 14c % [cially or otherwise. tr ; Aj 0 NCcin \ $ % oy don't and they won't do any The. Central Committee wish & to nn u & & 9 4" e above because it is not their |p nk all those who gave so gener- Va 2 ° ® ry don't wont yous wr ously of their time and nieans in or- : a : > 3 money, and incidentally : "4 i Groceries £132 you over soo or hear of a mal nse mss ne vies || © the Arrival of the pt : +» | order house going out of business be- of Truax, Sask y LJ : & . : | cause people owed them money that : . & 3 p a 5 Cooking hes, joins it : « 3 lbs. for 23c | was hard to get and hard to collect? NOTICE " i a -- % pails = -2 Ibs. for 28s @ As a matter of fact did you ever give : » ew - evro ¢ 10, - 3 % lit a thought? It really i oe Li, T- : Eh ki a RR en | a | ¥ Canned Pumpkin __ 2 tins for 22¢ 3 site or fungus .growth---gsomething late Margaret Paterson, formerly of h : 1 > 4 Pure Black Pepper i 1-4 1b. 9c that gets without giving. That is|OS800de, Ontario, who died in the |} ie and y Pure Cream Tartar 3 1-4 1b. 12¢ 2 only too true of . the ail order Ontario Hospital, Brockville, on July ghar Y , 0. K. Laundry Soap __ "6 bars for 28¢ & 13th, 1918, or with the late Joseph 2 %* houses and you, gentle readers, are ; nl o , Oxydol, large package ; 21lc 3% ei and Sarah Paterson, brother and sis- : § - - the fodder for these pests; you are 2 A - . & Keta Salmon, large tin 3 tins for 25¢c = 3 |the stalwart trees upon which the er, be, the 5a id Marge: met Paterson, eM = 3 SE ---- - = %|mail order fungus have establishdd preg. communicate with the under- fi ig 2 Jur Own Kellogg's _ %|themselves.. You give them your si HE J x I LAYING MASH CORNFLAKES: *. borne. vou vay cash and wonldine] + * Rpip2nm ll 'Now on Display in Our 4 ; 3 = . & | your home town merchants smile if ge o ig, JT0S ig 3 2 3 per bag $2.25 per pkg. 7c § [vou dealt with him on just such a| no conde Hell, Sh R & . "% | basis--just ask him if he would or if " Brio. ow oom 3 LA]. : : c46 3 4 WE BUY % ' if he would not smile-- he would ps Purina Lay Chow «2 '|'smile so broadly he would be biting & Dressed Poultry on Tues- O.A.C. Laying Mash > his'ears. - - Hestroy the' rose & day of each week. Get Monarch Laying Mash J % It seems to us that we people are| 'Don't completely cover the -bush ; _our prices. ed . ~Pioneer Laying Mash . %|possessed of more nerve than a cunal wb sacking because you will have (f : & ; - i 1 horse--we honestly believe that there [to cut back the bush in the spring. C I't ! ur : otor y d €S 3 : g are people who would borrow the This applies to hybrid teas. & i - & p jmoney from their merchants to buy| The former don't is the most im- : & : $ merchandise from the mail order [portant of the two and now we will RUSSELL, ONT. - - - TELEPHONE 44 3 1 C P ur - arner % | houses and not.even thank the mer-|deal with a few of the~things" you chant for the loan. That is really |should do. In wrapping up 'a rose! what you do when you send your |bush for winter place a piece of cash to the mail order houses and |strong cord or binder twine half way then buy on credit from the local{up and around the bush, then pull Soadeeds 0, Ze '%% od I> ® " - General Merchants and Funeral Directors 24-Hour Ambulance Service bod yoedsaleed googeadanl $ : & (merchants. But ,gentle reader, just|the canes together and tie. Here the : by RUSSELL, ONT. TELEPHONE" 11 g ren@mber the tale of the pitcher that [bush is in position for proper wrap- Besrmie's Eve Ske VICE a went to he well too often--we never | ping or winding with old burlap, bag- R di ymiss the well till the well runs dry.|/ging or old coats. Those must be a XX x III If our coun % firmly tied in place. A few sods and . " . . Bn aan: Were ground. banked up against the bush|{ Thirty-five years of successful Optical Practice should Soliciting Your Order for Spring Delivery of-- would go one of. the main pillars of | Will help protect the roots. Polyan- guide your footsteps to Beattie's Eye Service, SHUR.CAIN. FERTILIZER our structure. Give them the help [tha roses should have much the same cor. Gladstone and Bronson, Ottawa. that they give you. They'll appre- protection and rambler or climbing I hould il Of High Quality and Perfect Drilling Condition ciate it and you will benefit eventu-|To5es should be bagged and gradu- § you want 10:s6¢ 8s You should see You will see ally by it. Try it! ; ally bent dows until you can safely. BEATTIE'S EYE SERVICE \ cover them. on't be afraid if there : RUSSELL BE. YOUNG %k is a possibility of snow sifting or Scientific Eye Examinations : IN YOUR GARDEN AND IN MINE | drifting in or over the bush because AGENT RUSSELL, ONT. E deagr | snow is a splendid protection. The Specialists on all. Visual and Muscular During the past few months we idea that we cover rose bushes to Eye Defects gardeners have 'been busy working, |keep them from freezing is just a : : v > [planning, planting"and transplanting |trifle wrong. We cover rose bushes T. T. BEATTIE, KATHLEEN M. ROLLINS, Qostaesdontoatsateadoatestoatidoateitoateitoateitoatpitoatestoatoitoatontoutoatsatoedoateeteatietoate toate seat edoiti deat toate footie deste deade osds these, those and them | floral gems to keep them frozen or rather to keep Professional Optometrist Professional Optometrist ¥ 4 !that we might make our gardens a them dormant. The idea really is 2 4 [thing of beauty and |incidentally that with the first warm days in NO W ON DISPLAY & bring pleasure to not only! ourselves | February, March, the plant if not pro- 3 3 |but to the general public aswell. We | tected will start to awaken from its | Gddddddsdddsdsdrdrdrdedsdododedododrdodrtotodrdrtrdr tod tdtdnintnddininindd ddd 4 : d + amateur gardeners derive a great deal | sleep or dormancy and send saup up |% 4 Christmas Selection of Watches, Clocks and Jewelery 4 0f Pleasure in experimenting with |into the canes. Freezing cold wea- % % | plants that are not at all common in ther follows these early thaws and nsu - oar Join the wave of Tetuining prosperity with a smart, ¥ fhe SYonere sari ae Se fam it all freezes the sap in the cans. The 3 dependable timepiece -- A watch that is the masterpiece $ that is a service that shotld Saal es mic Kren 3 Moisture-proof Insulation.' The best of the of art. Your friends will be lured by its charm and <!preciated. : start for the mail a $ Insulating Building Boards. Protection from splendour. ER, There really is a 1 b fF 1this re fn mind ; 5 Winter Cold and Summer Heat. Moisture re- $ eally 15s a 'arge number. of ' ason in mind and when cover- 3 sistant due to its four layers of Asphalt. * For the first time -- a 17-jewel Montrose in the charm &|Plants, perennials at that, that are|ing be sure to thoroughly protect at|$% : The perfect plaster base, will not expand or contract. May also be used bare, without further decoration. Produced in Canada by Building Products Ltd., and sold locally by D. Carkner & Co. for various reasons decidedly uns |least six inches of cane of the Tea suitable for our gardens, mostly be-|rose and all of the climber canes. cause of climate conditions, severity|You don't cut back the climber as of our winters, spreading hazard, and {much as you do the Hybrid tea. the glamorous descriptions some-| Enough about roses; let's turn to times attached to seeds which when|a few other plants. Peonies that planted produce miserable and not |You planted this year need protect- worth while plants and flowers. Your |ion; Iris and a few other plants need local amateur gardeners bear the |DProtection, and the easiest and most brunt of these adventures into the [satisfactory way that I know of is to KENMORE - » - ONT. little known realm of even the more | Cover with a good heavy sod; 'cut Telephone, Metcalfe Rural 28 r 2 common plants. about two inches deep and about the ? XIX IXXXIXIIIITIXXXTIIXXIXXIIXXIXIXIXIIXIIXIXXXXX (At this time of year a few hints|size of a snow shovel. Again it is|" OBO LEBDOUSdSdddddddd % on the wintering of plants would not jnot the fear of freezing as the fear : be amiss. Of course the majority of (of heaving the plants so MuUCh that |g qaiitttttatrtttttttttrtotttdittrststditttossod ream an 3) homes have one or two rose bushes the main and hair roots will be] | $ and colour of natural gold -- in the very newest watch » style = -- Ladies $14.95 to $30 -- Gents $12.95 to $35. SELECT NOW -- CHRISTMAS IS NEXT MONTH! oafeateatoafesdeedrodaddadded R. PHAIR - Russell, Ont. A A J a a a ee Aqrfaedss DORR GodGoefaoefr aoe ooleabe deal Foefeooleado erases; Rx poageed ®e% "* oe} £3 "* and the winter loss is high. This loss destroyed, broken. | N ~ U R A NC E can be lessened if just a little pro- Shrubbery and evergreens used for PAYMENTS TWICE MONTHLY tection is given. There are several|base planting should be covered with Residential, Mercantile, Farm or Manufacturing Automobile, Hail and Windstorm No. 1 BUTTER FOR SALE -- Wholesale or Retail methods of protection which should|boxes or banana crates and especial- HIGHEST PRICES PAID 2 TEST GUARANTEED help and the most common and quite|ly where there is bound to be snow Best Companies and Lowest Rates Consult us about vour policies. ie as OXIXIXIXD RD "* Toe "0% % LS "s' satisfactory method is the clay and|falling off house or verandah roof. ST ONGE CRE AME RY sod bank. Perhaps we had better| Clematis, Dutchman's pipe and ° En start off with a few don'ts. Honeysuckle vines should be careful- PHONE No. 8 i EMBRUN, ONT. Don't cover your rose bushes be-|ly lowered and given protection al- fore the ground is frozen because |though it is not absolutely necessary. > ° > , "ot %' > ° "s oes i "s ®es% X2> > * " > , " A. BOURBONNAIS, Prop.* K!mice will make the litter or rose Well, heigh-ho for this week and I & ALEX. FRASER KENMORE 3 cover into a winter home and in al |hope the above ideas help you in your |'s . 2 Bans BR I XA 0; EI) Pa? %0% 00 et Ut Ot at 00 00? 00 00 0a 10% 2 2a et 0%! - D of ps ad ji ¢45-46-47 probability eat the cane bark and |garden.