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The boy‘s answerâ€"and the right answerâ€" was: ‘‘No. How could the man who minted the coin know that the year was B.C. 431‘ From London, England, comes the following little story which has a deâ€" cided smack of clever novelty in the way of a tale:â€" Recently a regular campaign has been carried on in Ontario against the fake broker and his kind. It is pleasing to note that th# province of Quebec has also been looking after these crooked gentry. Within the past few weeks seven fraudulent stock brokers in Quebec province have been sentenced to jail terms. â€" Premier Taschereau made note of this last week in an interview when asked if he intended to coâ€"operate with Onâ€" tario in the campaign here to proseâ€" cute fraudulent stock and bond salesâ€" men. 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We could not afford to make this offer if we were not confident that we were offering you the best clock for the least money. oGHEDULE OFf GAMES IN THIRD QUARTER BOWLING First Half of Series Won by the Supremes. List of Matches in Next Quarter of Series. The first half of the schedule for the Ostrosser Cup bowling league was won by the Supremes. _ The third quarter, or first half of the second half of the schedule is given below :â€" Banks vs. Ssupremes. Feb. 15th, at 7 p.m., Banks Town; Uneedus vs. Supremes. . p.m., Leftovers vs. Splits. Feb. 22nd, at‘7 p.m., Leftovers Supremes; Splits vs. Banks. _ . p.im., Danks vs. LUrcegdus. There is great interest contirming in bowling in the town and district, the Ostrosser Cup competition mainâ€" taining its place high up in the genâ€" eral estimation of bowlers here. ‘The progress of the second half of the schedule will be followed throughout with very lively interest. Feb. 8th, at Leftovers vs. Banks vs. Suy RECORD OUTPUT MADE BY THE LAKE SHORE MINE Lake Shore Mines had a record proâ€" duction for the threeâ€"month period ending December 31st last, the second quarter of the fiscal year of the comâ€" pany. â€" The figures just released shoyw that the output exceeded by $224,000 the previous record for a similar periâ€" od, and they were more than $270,000 above the production for the previous quarter, ending September 30, 1927. The production for the quarter was $1,035,000, the official figures issued by the company indicate. The grade of ore increased by $5.35 per ton, and reached an average of $17.83 for reâ€" covery. _ The tonnage mi]lod while down by 35 tons ddll\, ay omged 645 tons every 24 hours. _ Anticipations are that, by Spring, the mull will be operating on a 1 ()()() tons a day basis. with tho mine developing to the 1600â€" foot level, and through two shafts. Out of ten indicators of conditions throughout Canada reported ‘by the Canadian Government Dominion Burâ€" eau of Statistiecs, nine showed that Canadian trade and manufacturing were on a higher level at the end of 1927 than they woere at the end of 192G6. 20 p.c. Discount on all Diamonds from $15.00 up to $1200.00. All stones guaranteed perfect # * . * ....0 ## # . _# Cadl trs t# #* w* ## t # t# # # ww #. _# + * t# + # w# ®# # # La ## # # # # ## ®# # ## # La w# # # w# # # #* w# # # *# + *# ># # # w ## ## * # # # w# # ## td # “‘“ # # # w® ## # # w# # # ## # + w# #.# p.m., 1< Uneedus Town. p.m., Supremé vs. Town. E x cha n o o A t BPA PAAA DL AL PP â€"AL DA â€"AL L AAP P P PP PP P PP t BA P AL LAAA AL LC AL PP P PA l PP PA t U WHERE THE SHOES BEGIN TO PINCH IN SHOE LINE Capper‘s : One reason shoes cost so much more than they used to is that about a thousand styles are made and new ones are constantly beâ€" ing created. It is nonsense to say that a customer must have that many styles to select from, but highly exâ€" pensive nonsense for which he pays and will continue to pay until comâ€" mon sense restriects styles in footwear to a reasonable number in quality and shape. _ As it is now, shoe dealers have to earry too large and too varied a stock and some of the stvles do not sell. That means a loss, ultimately paid for by the eonsumer. The total area sown in Canada to the prineipal erops in 1927 was 54,672,310 acres. _ Wheat occupied 22,460,154 acres; oats, 13,239,963 acres; barley, 3,005,713 acres, and the remaining 15,â€" 4("3.480 to a variety of other crops such as rye, flaxseed, corn, peas, poâ€" tatoes., alf‘alfa. mixed eraims. etc. All persons having elaims against the Estate of Guiseppi Frittaion, alias Guseppi Frett, late of the Township of Tisdale, in the District of Cochrane, Taxi Driver, who died on or about the 6th day of November, 1927, aro hereby notified to send in to the unâ€" dersioned, Solicitor for Teresina Galâ€" Material sucecess comes from spend ing less than one earns and investin: the difference wiselv. It pays to be . people think it si This is a mistake. kind and courteous In the Matter of the Estate of Guisepâ€" pi Frittaion, alias Guiseppi Frett. Aberdonian: ‘‘I‘ve lost a threeâ€" pennybit and I‘ve searched a‘ my pockets but oneâ€"and I‘m feared to search it for if it‘s no‘ there T‘ll drap doon dead." ed by iSstatut« mediately afte date the said J Marshallâ€"I Ontario. Solicitor 4 Trustee. fore the 3rd day of March, 1928, full particulars of their claim duly verifiâ€" ed by Statutory Declaration. Imâ€" mediately after the last mentioned date the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Estate having regard only to sucn claims as they shall then have notice. Dated at Timmins this 28th day of January, 1028. rusted Dats, 19,209,J403a Acres] Dariey, 3 acres, and the remaimning 15,â€" to a variety of other crops rye, flaxseed, corn, peas, poâ€" altalfa, mixed grains, etc. for the said Executrix and cclestone Block 110n the DEAN KTISTE courteous. _ Many mart to be rude. All great men avre Exchange Exchange *TH 14 Ai1VU3 immins