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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930 ad vi a : By oh B Paddy the Beaver had given a lit- Ie sigh of relief that Prickly Porky had 'started on his 'way again, Pad. x . chow felt uncasy with chi Bory on Ae voot ot "hn Ai ah n't know why he had bit, ty be just had. Perhaps 1t) ie he eouldn't get away from the feeling that Prickly Porky th his thotisand little spears would he ahont ancomforiable neighbor nay 4 and therefore he dic ot il hou Prickly Porky on the roof of his house, As soon as Prickly Porky was well on has ay toward the shorey Paddy and Mrs, Paddy swam to their house climbed up on the roof, It was i ly in. order to watch Prickly ; v and it was partly in order to gee that he had done no damage "while resting on the roof. . "Just look at that fellow!" Paddy, "He certainly hin't much of a swimmer; 1 could swim circles around him. But he keeps right up _ Jat it and he gets there ufter a while, tHe is onc of our néighbors in the "Green Forest with whom I never feel Cuchupinted." LT don't believe anybody clse does either," replied Mrs, Paddy. "Cer. tainly, he doesn't seein to have any friends," "Perhaps that is. because he does not. want any," scid ' Paddy, "He certainly' hasn't a friendly disposi- tion, 1 really cannot imagine' any one being friendly with him." Mrs. Paddy chuckled. "I should not want to have what you would call "a close friendship with him," said she. "Paddy = grinned. "He has been about as close as I should care to have him," said he. "Ouch!" Mrs, Paddy looked up quickly. "What is thé matter with you?" she demanded, said "I pricked one paw on something] yhacp," veplied Paddy, and held up _ his. right paw, There was something hanging on it, C4 "What is it?" asked Mrs. Paddy. ; Paddy took it in his teeth and started to pull it out, but he let go © and cried "Ouch!" again. That . thing hadn't pulled out as casily ag 'the thought it would. Mrs, Paddy 'moved over ; for W* better look, "Humph!" she exclaimed. "You are akin a closer acquaintance with ly Porky than you thought for." "What do you mean?" asked Pad- : (A i "Just what T said," replied Mrs, Paddy, "Don't you know what that thing is sticking in your Jaw? It is ne of Prickly Porky's little spea¥s, ¢ must have shaken Jt out of his oat when he was on the roof here" Paddy. looked more closely and saw hat Mrs. Paddy was right, It wh te of Prickly: Porky's quills and it most uncomfortable, In faet, made his paw ache." Once HONE 22 + For Your Drug Needs "THOMPSON'S 10 Siliios, St. 8. -- We Deliver | a ---- a . 0 i Machinery Repairing NOTHING LARGE NOTHING TOO SMALL = Adanac Machine Shop 101 King St, W. Phode 1314 Diamonds! = Bassett's On Oshawa's Man Corner COAL COAL "hone 1U8 "- W. J. SARGANT | Moor treet BK. Promptly Delivered hy "What is it?" asked Paddy more Paddy seized' it in his teeth and gave a sharp, hard, quick pull, Then he cried "Ouch)" again, How- ever, that quill 'was out. His paw was very sore, but the quill was out and he knew that that was a good thing, Then he and Mrs, Paddy began a careful search dll over that roof, They found three or four other quills and carefully remoyed them, You see, they didn't want to step on another. "I think," said Paddy crossly, "that the least Prickly Porky can do is to keep his little spears. We Jet him use our roof to rest on and this js the way he repays us" This, of course, wasn't quite fair, for Prickly Porky hadn't intention. ally left his little spears behind, (Copyright, 1930, T, W. Burgess) The next "Peter Groots Mrs. Quack." ---- "It seems to me that a skyscraper is Just a delightful and fascinating monument of folly."->Allastair G. Mac Dona), son of the British prem- er, story: I L f TIME TABLES Eh, Chi R. TIME TABLE 0 Jan, 9, 1930, hind ty (Except Sunday), Rt (Except Sunday), {Except Sunday). m. Dally (Except m, nar). Bally (Encent Sumdary: : Daily (Except Sunday). Lm. ily, BE ASTIN CANADIAN jung RAILWAYS Elect) 5, 1036. (Standard. Timed L21 am, Dally, ex Sunday. L358 a.m, Sunday px mn, Dat: oe . ie Dally, ex . n ally, except Sunday, ily : pom. Daily, 'except Saturduy, am, Dally, i SEBS ule == ws 23 Bg: ey £3 < Daily, ¥ 1 Dally, Daily, ", Tally, stent Pam, ly, eacep Dan \ nm, Sunday only, Eases fl nday, ay. a 7, 7.27 pom, Dally, except 8.42 pom. Daily, exeept Whitby, Oshawa," Bowmanville BUS LINE DAY SCHEDULE and "os. 2, 1929 Arrive Arrive Whitby 7.28 a.m, 8.30 aan, 9.30 am, 945 am, 10.20 am, 10.35 am, 10.50 am, 1240 an. 12.90 p.m, 1245 0m ,00 ¢ 2.0 pm, A 3,30 pom, \ 28 pm, i __ WEEK (Effective oh T J F-¥-¥ ree 233 FES EF 4H soP® $382 PoPPpempes SE32E! 35 (0 ny gen 5 > n Whitby thy " SUNDAY AND ERROR OCCURS OF RAPHICAL Is Sausage, the St. Lawrence to NEWORIAL TABLET Doctor Finds Many Errors in Rp -- Halitax, N.8; April 1--A typo- graphical error on a marble tablet in' the main hall of 'Government House, ointed out by Dr. Clarence Webster n a review of numerous errors there- on, recalls the fact that some wonien, at least, were "persons" in.a political sense in the 'seventeenth century, The error occurs in the name of de Medicis, at La Havre (now La Port Royal. die in 1613, who appears as Le Capitaine Marchand Le Cog, Sieur de Saussaye, was in comynand of a vessel equipped by Madame, de Guercheyille, who had been granted an enormous territory extending from Florida, who had 'decided to play an active part in the affairs of La C Ia 'Saussaye bad 'a commission to govern Acadie in the name of Mad- ame de Guercheville, who had nid patronage, and agsistance of Marie 3 f ' . ueen mother, © INT IE The new Frencly governor arrived Have) on May 16, raised a cross with 'the arms of his patroness, to indicate her owner- ship and authority and continued to il. "After a few days he went on to Pentugoet, (Penobscot) to found a settlement there ernorship was short lived, the settlement was attacked by an His gov- 'M, Della Saussaye, Governor % 5 | Reli hd £ 2 DODDS BA Bl KIDNEY 7, PILLS and e. De the p-- expedition from Virginia under Sam- uel Argall, Ye la Saussaye's ship In July i ; was seized, and he with.a few com- panions were sent to sea in a shaflop, | from which they were rescued ang taken to France, thereby disappear- 'ng from the history of Acadic, Other errors on the tablet pointed out by Dr. Webster are Charmsisay for Charnisay; La Borgue for La Borgne, Grand Fontaine for Gran. fontaine ; Chamblay for Chambly; La !Vallier instead of de la Vallierg; i Menneyal instead of de Meneval; Bromilian' igstead of de Brouillan; Subercaisse instead of de Subercasse ; Cagtize instead of de St, Castin, Dr, Webster points oft that when a French name require a "de" it should ibe used yet on this point it has been added in some cases. and omitted in others, This is as grave an error as if in writing a list of Scotely High land names, such as MacPherson, Mc- Lennan, MacKnight, one would be satisfied with Pherson, Lennan and Knight. Even in the Engliéh tablet errors in spelling are made, The k, for in- stance is omifted from the name of Colonel Monckton, as it was from the name 'of New. Brunswick's railwa town until the city. fathers decided recently to restore'it.. The name of * Francis Logge, Governor in 1773,is on the tablet withoutthe final "e/' and there are many inaccuracies in dates and military rank, Prohibitionists state that they have made America what it is to- day. It is generous of them (ol take all the blame ~Montreal Star, Sir Harry Lauder says the best novel a man can read is his own bank book, But we never cared for sad endings ~Kansas City Star, The more a man knows, the more willing he is, to learn, The less) he knows, the more positive he is that he knows everything, -- Sault Daily Star, Now there appears to 'e as much divorce talk in Canada as In the United States.--Galt Reporter. «Tom Moore wants a five day work- ing week, Yet we. bet 'that Tom didn't get where he is by working only five days a week.~Ottaws Jour: nal, "Women are essential 'to ife-but most certainly not to politics."==Pre mier Mussolini of Italy, "If the citizen does mot. demand that his government act in accord: ance with the spirit of the multilat- eral treaty 40 seudwuce war, be wii himself be partner in the final ge- sult" ~Judge Florence Allen, of the Ohio supreme court, "Luck? 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