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Here is the very center of our - - -- - - -By DAVE ROBBINS -'IB cut two verses: God's love for man, and - -wonderful chapter--. the-- climax, •- - -For. `arm Homes God's, desire that man should be as it were, of the gracious invita- ' FROM THE OLD LAND lside Hawley Rakes the air, WA aalsfied,' Coda knowledge of man's liens here extended by an iaftnit� t• - _Everyone enjoys the robust hu- the Women's Page: A woman who - -'In a remarkable address by Mr; restlessness -and'"dissatisfactions )-Ij loving God. Four things ' Cod C. H. Hodge, editor of the Farm- appear;' the *hole of the second asks. man to do; to seek the Lord, ksour of the British Variety Halls knows the things women would er's Magazine, Toronto,, on the oc- verse is a,great plea on the part to call upon the Lord, to forsake attd"Ltety the radio mations are like to do —tells you how to do casion of a recent meeting of the , of God with man to no longer ex- the ways of -wickedness, to. return featuring more of the peppy'aohgs thgm best goriicultural_-Federa#4P; pend. his money on the things that to the Lord. Your things God pro- is4id broad gags from . Luunoa r --o-• -Quebec (','Own. While several eac'ellent pro-. 'Classics i,� the masters are pre= in Montreal, the topic ,was the neve; satisYq,,but to receive freely anises ii -man will. _do what God _ 1�c stns o! this kind are featured seated Moaday.and Friday after- beautification of farm homes , in by grace, from him, his bounteous asks: if he seeks LLe Lord he wfil - dttring�he week -three is par- neons at 8.80. from CKOC, when Ontario. With the aid of coloared gifts, that their souls should delight find him; it.he calls upon the Lord. r_ �_ Ltcular stead .out in our opinion. Music. You- Want is featured. The lantern slides the' speaker describ� themselves in fatness. h9 w112 be beard; it' he fors3Les 1? ed the transformation of the EXHORTATION TO ISRAEL. his way and returns unto the Lord, .- rs , e MAk" this ea• yotir- will barb mere upon him; and - on. Sundays at 230 is worth a ture program a , treat for ,radio ones of MS. W-0 entered eora _half-hour of anyone's time in our listeners. petitions sponsored by his -paper.- unto me; hear, and your souls shall God will abundantly pardon; him, opiniori - and a t4oae runner-up • • • J As Mr. Hodge expressed it, we live: and I wi1L, make an everIast- 8. For my thoughts are not sour - Howe .to. our children • the enduring fag covenant with •you, even. the thoughts,' neither are, your ways - is the Let's :41I .Go . To. the Music SPOTLIGHT -DIALING = Sun- memory cY an attractive home, sure mercies- of. David. 4. Behold, my ways. saitli Jehovah: _- nights of Ellery . .. hail s)noq on the CBC chain from �t�, detective, from the Colum- .one that in after years they t'an I have Given him for a witnE•ss to the heavens are- higher than the ;• .•__ Toronto vn Saturday nn to a, recall With pleasure, and Vride. the peoples a leader and comman• earth, so are my ways higher than l.g0• bra network at 7.30. Sweet Mr. Hodge showed how marvel- der to' the peoples. your ways, and my thoughts than (' Both of these'shows feature -and- Low via CBC at 11.80. lously the appearance of a farm 5. Behold, thou shalt call a na- yotrr thoughts. God's way of dealing -- Well-known. British staffs in songs Tuesday= Fred Waring in Pleas- with sin -is lifted. beve all human and stories - that sparkle! are Time on NBC -Red at seven home can be improved by a little visa that thou knowest-not; and a trimming and painting, by tidy- nation that knew not thea shall run example. It anrpasses all our own i' Then 'there's a good variety Montreal orchestra from CBC iiijup around it, giving some care unto thee, because of Jehovah thy thoughts. Gcd's pardon is undis- -_ :show direct from the Old Land on at. tea . England Dances via to the 'lawn and especially by God, aad for -the. Holy One • of Is- turbed and unhindered by any sense Saturday afternoon at three _ UIiOC at 11.15. Hij. Parade of personal resentment,_ tk}ongb sin _ 'w�ten the BBC offer the Garrison from Mutual on the dot of mid- Planting flowers. The other day reel; for he hath glorified thee. No Thursday - Talk of the writer heard of a man who of _ doubt this particular paragraph re is as offense ag. last him; in its Theatre. With all these, and oth night y fered a house for sale at $3000.00 fere more particularly to 'the Ila- freeness, fullness, his pardon melts ora in a similar vein, Old Coun- the Town, 8.15 from CSO( , • • and - found no • bidder. He then tion of Israel as a whole than to away also that which it forgives. bry folk need never feel lonesome: Shadow of the Swastika frons individual though, of courser, a 1p For as the rain cometh down • • • - CBL at nine ... Florence Wyman, spent $40.00 on a -paid job and nation Is only made up of individ- -- o from T at 10.30 soid the house easily for $4000.00. and the snow from heaven, and re= Friday — Hili To House Surrounding* of the Home nala,_aad cannel do. anything god turneth sof thither, lint watereth WOR, the Mutual Network 8ta=. •- p The Ontario Crop Im ro3rement or evil except through 'the actions from. CBS at -4.80 Poland's p P the earth, and maketb it bring lentil ` - flex is New York, is always tom-- and w of the individuals in -the . "es x Constitutional Da cn • 'CBC at=A°�o6atict has for its ' slogan: ._ and brad, and giveth seed to the _ � -up with s new idea for a ra- y "Better rural conditions through nation. me — and their, latest. is 7.45 ... 13th.Oversew Battalion „ There is. a backward took here sower, aadL bread to the eater; 11. 0 2n crop-iinprovementc It is a strange use that is both educatnoaa band CKOC at CSL at 10.30. 1's eat and glorious king. * fi �1- word be that oeth -- anom�a y the many a out mouth- it_shalli not ��aatertaining, Dr. Henry Lee adian Heritage, takes rest leasure and ride in ...David, -With whom the Lard— a ? ,limith; of the Faculty of Colum- Saturday--: - TU Garrison The$tre. g p P return unto me void, but it shall - from BBC via CBC at three . his thriving field crops, cultivated made a deePlp._significant coven . g p accomplish that which -I please, and _... bis University, in Master of Cera- ani=.fertilized , with consumate ant its the early days o1 hf lffe.. it shall prosper in the thing where- aeoaies on the program —Where Percy LeSueur in the sports world SDEIi TiL1✓ LORD t I sent it. - 'X00 'You From' And believe a at 7.30... Let's Go To The Mu- care, is indifferent to the immed- _ _ or not. Dr. Smith, from your- p t sic 13a11 from CBI, at 9.30. late sarroundlugs of the farm 6, gay ye Jebosah while he _may The rain never descends Irl vain. house. Thanks t -o 'Mr. Hodge, it be found; call ys -upon him while it makes the earth fertile, beauti. aouaciations, or dialect if yvu he is near: T. let the wicked for. fur, and -lovely. So would h be with-' like, tells you Where your came Discovery of a •beech for may now be said that the old or changeth,, yielding plane _ to -from and received your education. the first beech trees found in Mex--. new „ aalts. his way, and the unrighteous God's troth in the axonal world. On sash question Dr. Smith ex- ico—is reported by a Mexican- aist3 just what in the statement botanist. '. Cis guest bas-m-ade, led him to his - decision - and seven times out lBroaze church i,ella through S U N D A Y �- IMPORTANT INVENTOR _ at ten Dr. Smith is right. Germany are soon to leave their s • steeples to be O O melted into arena• L :For the women, the Columbia meats. Field bUrshaI Hermann HOBIZO\'TAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 18_an was also _ - Chain hes a smart In pro- Goering decrees in. ;he Offieisl E s O N 1,B Pictured an — (AL). grass each day at 5..30,. when. Ade- Gazette. _ conimunica- 21 Male child. - t 22 Large cask. ion. inventor. . 11 Always. 23 Half an em. LESSON V 12 Tanning 247etid. _ B TRIS CURIOUS ,/int ISAIAH GIVES GOD'S vessels. - 25 Intention. I d f7�J �.rLJ�IOV� Vli<L� Ferguisonn __ _ .:IN! slap 64-N - 23 Barley. pike et. [!'�IDIE�L�11p1� 28 Energy. duck.6 Wild _ +�:"�Ir • Printed Text, lea. 65;1-11 ;4 Large ratite LrnN14t1 29 Tatter. Golden Text "Seek ye Jehovah bird. 30 Greek letter. - whili he may be found: call_ ye 15 Alleviates, 38 Animal that . u h e 1 s r: nests erses- non him while he near:' 17 Lite principle. _ .. .3519. _ 19 Preposition.. 37 Co LE ITS Ir ITS SETTING 20 Compound 39 To question. �,.� ��11• Tune — Irot�lettnitelx given. but ether. branOus robably about 701 3#.c. ` `24 Graitr, 130 To divorce . parental. 41 p Place -Jerusalem: 27 Heron. • the wife. 3 To squall, ' 43 Liner fluid. - The things talked about In. this - $1 Spherical. 33 Sea gull �! measuuidre. 44 Russian - ' . r} 1 _.t less -da are the things which sA 32 Falsehood S4 An axil.measure. mountains. s y 33 Tro hieal. 35 Long outer•. 5 Slightest. 45 To slide. men 1n every age most deeply long p mammal. garment. - '7 Above. --47 Vended. - 4 - fur; and etriv.e for, — joy. in_ their for. hearts. prosperity is their linea 34 Wayside hotel. 57 To hen►. 18 Ihearnation 01 48 Tree. yieldinj ' ••• and in their nation, and abiding 3 ishan. oil. ' ��J ��j�S To enliven 59 He invented Y THE MtG�a t`,/ �VVUV p peace. 'hese are the thtava that 8 Reniform the its ,9 El stn to 51 To' b - Pe God' wants men to have :but they'. fuel lash century. 10 Electric term. 52 To burn into WREN -1tDo OLD TO HUNT BtG CAME. permanently possessed ooty 39 Grey` old.60 His signal 15 His native ashes'. cal be y land - .54 Position tri Is till in ----•--_ -: De -- s s / ' 4a Boys. IS NOT "rG0 PROUD 70 SUBSIST ON if the way of the Lord here unfold• S ANDGiQ�./Q.'ra. 42 Maltreats, use (PI -11. Use 0t a times i ed is followed.VERTICAL48 Rental con -VERTICAL cattle yard. 55 Portugal, JN `;'iTAT30N 1'O , tracts.. I. Southeast. 17 To go before 56 For example. _ DYa, 5�'DISILLU SIONED 49 To atstso}•. 2 Grand- in rank.. 58 Postscript. _ J `\ : 1. Ito, every one that 13 4 iI-EC..OGNI.ZES EVeFZv I - thirsteth, come - ye to the waters. _:.QTHE?L MEMBER OF and be that hath no money; come II t d rrS HIVE, Ai_THOUGF-+ ye, buy, and eat; 'yea, come, buy TPERE AAAV BE FROM- wine and milk without money' and s To E/es"y' without prize. Y. Wherefore do ye _ ,��OU5�4/✓p NSE/✓8t- �� spend money for that which - is not ro*, bread? and your labor- for that which satistieth not? hearken dili- .j r ki '.'s• .w ,/ gently unto me, and eat ye that 1 ��ri \ �'j ' ;'.M1Y�,•: which to good, and let your soul deZS j Ilght itself in fatness. Three Ines• capable realities,. exists g, in FfZ�QLIF_NTLY ARE ViSIB_ soul of every man without God, are c r C VVI -n4 THE AIA,<EO EX -5. here set forth in strikingly pictur - .....y CdLST THE EYES SL4OUL_0 esque and symbolic language: man �:�•''� a'•� is described as thirsting, as pun - B_ P mcmmc ED BY A pry, and as having• exhausted his r- ?� pARcG GLASS. resources upon those things which tailed to bring the satisfaction he v��•, , t.,ti::::.�:i%s:'• 7-l. Cont r»rerNc�seenu.us - expected from them. With this di F ACIi colony of bees has its own particular odor, and any strange -Anely accurate analyais of man's' 'ben is detected at once .and driven out it a hive is divided, a innermost needs are also anaounc- difference develops in the odors of the two colonies and withi'; ' ed God'a abundant ability and gra - ane week's titre the insectc. are total strangers cions willingness to supply these _ :._ . .: w.- needs freely: for tbe• thirsty there NEXT: .Is .cobblur /be nest of a nigra to" bird a viilaiieti at is water; for the hungry wine, milk tint- lawn_' By J. MILLAR WATT ' POP ---F1 in $ ed y _ g . Pe . _ ... _ _.......__ • "•`�'e,,.Y �, , •i a.. ..-i•• :Wk: tern.. hit'; _..: - .: ,.., - .:• - _.. 'Canadian National. 4S -YEAR ROOFING a ways avenues ' .hLal«, ,,4 ym -1S ALW g _ �,L� labae�oa,aod•caeiowm v Pedlar'sNa-Sw (in the "Cowotd The gross revenues for the all- Bows III ors pses . � i .'_ %t ss Yew: 8esd -dimeotaiow of soar build+as tBoc oar PtM ` the week Q 1 ` � •. ay � Caead ons Rail_ � of �� n nates tan Nati -. ,R a Z adiag April ttsnmaee sd Jsrtr,•r os •fflfptJion. s R ld, 8ere ..-`-.'•••-$4,097,320 - - -TM■ FIDLAR PtOPLP tIMIT�O 10�1icomparedwli5� - d ' tta Ealsblitis/ s t - AS to �� for the corresponding Heedo ke /y U�' -- - Ow. lJf eek of .193;?, an 3tl- Oaaw• Toroseo Wlaa� Ca4ptt► Vaotxa.et l��j crease of ...................... or 1 Thinking Living- Learn iving ' --- ' = -faceless. -.. .Learn to think,' was the advice Clksciockmaker has invented .� clot,t,: - I' specially for sickrooms. There in last week given Colby Junior Col- • no. need for the patient to crake I Ir. Switzerland where . some of e icor. s finest c oaks are made, is ra or a- ee J' Allyn oL Mount Holyoke College P pat the time, e ! • in the U.,S. "Thinking means 'iiv- the latest idea is to have -them All he does is to press ,a button e tag," she said. "The more you Without faces. You press a button; and a . magnified shadow of the - think,*the mo a rich] t, and a ' phonographic arrangemettt clock's hands is thrown on tho ' y you lice. inside. tells you the time. One 8• ceilin = , .a.+« A. Take two elites of bread and MEN TS e : CLASSIFIED AD VER'1'�SETS • - stick these against the freshly cut Nov'Calm surface of the eake by means of toothpicks. AGENTS WARTED DERPS 31111 KILLER PROPERTY FOR SALE MY ANNE ASHLEY Q. HOW can I wash a chamois LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANT. DERBO BUG KILLER, 85c, es:term- COUNTRY STORE AND DWEL"NA - skin and prevent its hardening? ed to sell Phillips Lightning Pro. $nates bedbugs, moths, cockroach- in Welland County, -OntarIQ. hip tective System-, B. Phillips Comp• e•, crickets: fleas. lice, ticks, mediate possession. J. Page, Cry.- A. When washing the chamois, any Llinited, 32 Osborne Avenue. "DERAT" Rat and Mouse Killer SOe. tal Beach, Ontario, Q- How can I easily clean soiled put a few drops of ammonia. into a Toronto. fowl. spots on wall papery At Eatons, Simpsons,'Tamblyns, loc- 4UILT PATCHES basin Of water and rinse. DO nOt __AGENTS WANTED FOR UNIQUE, a3 dealers, or Derpo Products, T.Or. - A, BprinXO some starch liberal] low-priced portable -"duplicator, onto. QUILTING PATCFjEB 6 L88 $1.20, 3' wring. but dry quickly in the. sun On a damp cloth and apply to the 8eils itself in stores, offices, postpaid. WashfaIt cotton print or over a fire, rubbing Well with= churches, schools, clubs. etc. Dan. GAR ON SPECIALS and broadcloth, 3 x 6 up. Textlli » -Mibr, using a circular Motion. 11 the hands to prevent its harden- dy proposition for stationer or a . . Jobbers, 20 Maud Street, Toronto. there are some particularly bad specialty man. Bos •1. 78 Adelaide ASSORTED - SIX FRUIT TREES - 'OyOta, g0 Over them be4el61 times_ Ing, - Street West. Toronto 85.00, 61x Rosea 88.00. Three bund- _ NEED FOR SALE _ Q. How. can I clean painted wood- res Strawberries X8.00. Fifty Q. How can I make neat holes in Jtlst Rooased From Pawn Raayberries 86.00. Complete Re- 1.500 BUSHED ERBAAF VARIhTT; - a leather bolt+ work effectively? gviremante Supplied. Cash with 2nd prize Provincial Seed ExIlI 1 VE:N'S SUITS LATEST STYI.F_S order. Burlington Nursery , Co.. lion, Chatham; 2nd prize, Lambton � ! A. Beat a steel knitting needle A BOiI two or.three onions thor. and colours. Cost when new up to Burlington, Ontario. County : Seed Show, Alvinston. oughly, and the mater in Which $75.00. A rea opportunity for you Grade 1. All Beed prepared irftH B zed hot and burn in the necessary -to pick up $•our Springy suit for FILMS - Government approved cleaner and -hole; this makes a they are boiled will clean painted .hist the small char ea against - Carter Dlsc Grader, 869. Robert Drofessional- woodwork Pe1Fy nicely, leSvin the them which run as low as $8g sin.,- _ - _ bokin Ob. g A,PRIL ADVERTISING SPECIAL -- MacDonald, Brtgden, Ontario. - g j $12. Come In and see us when Ju dollar value for 30c and adverttae- Q. How caR I keep cut sections JinriaCe Clean and glassy; nA••eoep, t'he efts'. AIF (,anad�an outfit.and went. Ro11 developed, printed or ERBAR OATS, CERTIFIED NU. 1 ? is required. T do mean, Cnna Ean. Hughles eight reprints, with craft ambos- Sc pec bushel. Ba1ra tree- Zona eDf a Cake fresh: Trading Post, 355 Yonge, Toronto, sed enlargement 7. s 1o. London" Alexander, Route ' r Geo " Ontario. "' gprOto--Serrvice. Box 551, London, Ontario. - t+getown, _ - cs ft+ -• AItTIFICL,L LJNBS 'Ontario. Mussolini Steps Into the Warllght A.gailn - • .. r ...,,. - I _Oats, _, .. IANGER I.I3iB (;0.. ]24 lt'l:T i.tdei- F'1 R ITURF' FOR SALE an and Oa gS,iRE�. =1.Y5 b it F' A. O. on Oats a. �,�T cd I.imbrtkithovyh5uldtretraps 1=['R\lTl'}tF; S1;1R1;�1IVv _ RF,E o. 1 90c bum.,lAl stca Oil�Froa ,•pt3lt7$Rr9. 'r-"9 ti.1.S••u.• of r;r>v and axed turn].}/)ate NS bue . GoDherNo. 1 8 ctures barKilns sent on request. Al] cS" 85c bus.; 1'tctory Oata, No. t Y, ' z) Susi hold on mono 85c bus.: Victory Oatx, seg. li 00 09±11{ERF F' L"}Rlr>;NT Y -back bus. O.A.C.. No. 21 Barley, Reg gvar- i%,. rTn" Wholesale Furniture, 180 1.2S bus., O_A,C. -No. 1 Buri, BAKERS' )L' AVO FTAt'Hi\ (• ur•t :+meet, Toronto. $1 00 y B F NS $ bus:, Nobarb No. I Barley $1' .,� ,; cry, afeo r+_bullc equtpinent air ass bus.; Barley Velvet.No, 1 81,00 bus, - i °�� un hand. Terms arranged. Correa_ Iv)R -9AL-M ..-All F.O.B„ _Toronto, iia a 1}reo . Pondence invited: Hubbard Fort Ask for catalogue, Kelley�a Reeds, ' x Q _ able Oven'Co.. 203'Lathktrst St» T%%U-I'NIT MILKElls - New as 772 Dovercourt Road. Toronto Torna'to. ow ns u ratite,d rebuilts as w. Iok as $39, also, amazing new RELIGIOUS - a ; e BAJIY C PUu-K9 Grade -A 45 Parts replace -up tea R 47 parts on atiaera), free demon- -YI.IJAH C U :41! N O BEF0FtF] ` -UR DF F: BABY CHICKS Vt)W, tT. stration, 997* our- offer and free Christ." Wonder ul book sent freo ' •" tractive price. on we1J bred Isar. rade-A Guide. Box K. Room Xs -e,_ ltte>:iddo Misali?n, I3:- Rochester, red Rock-,"W'hite Gegliorns. Hamp. Sarnia, Ontario. New York. _ shires. AuAtrolorps• Write for FOUR CVt'� p. B�LEY 7_7 RF,LIGIOUS prlcex• tVVJr.;gnia leaf ;L00, fifteen s bam. Ontario.inccha n at :fiery, Wing. pounds fi 41310., -Four .pounds VErblrtla l.ea! = +,eWAY-OF SALVATION (LOOK -� CHIP CHICKS •'irrireue Tobacco $1 .0. Postpaid'. get for the unsay -d. mailed free ro' " e;, W. Jeffrey, It aid. - and poYtDaid Aridreae Bos - 180, _ CHE.LF' 1'1I AIC-: \OT AL - ICillArney: llanitt:ba. ways profirahIP. buy quality 140G.1 FOR !SALE chicks at $to higher-pri-e. and be..:- - SALESMEN R'A YTED asgurrd of profits farm our-Noad--01CCHARD VA1.1.F:} .IUnKsHiRE _ teytcd4...-Ro%ernntent approved-1'rrse•t: offering - Male•. S`er. ]ItL.ICER ` DISTRIL'UTUn - sxLEx- ' tiirhite Lea horns. 1:lnI 1•outtry viceable arra and youngOr. 66*@ all 'AQP - invest 8.0,0.0 and be your i F'grm• tiorham.•Orrtario: _ •Ages• brtel oar open, Sam J. Gal. owil boas; one sale per weck•bea14 laugher, Alliston, i�ntarlo, working for someone sibs- cap• "BENT 1 I't'F:Ft 1'tr'u'e:HT" •11', able hard -workers earn 33.000 up, 34r-. V. Ufa ker of her firdj clilrk.-, r tat ices as 1 ar a efen k . Prompt shipment of Hray 1larred - t1OTEI,v N Ati TED " amazing machine by 34ypar- } flock, Jew Hampshire, i'oltsmb14L_N uld comppany. State full expeImes, ` Yyandottes, Rrown Lebhoi•no: OFT. SC�_CI•SS IN SELLZN,:j KtiT- Hoe K, It OM 8.4A, Sarnia. &t. - e III started cncki tela' and o-rpotss, els ie really phenomenal. V. will w uray Hretchery, 130 Joha KL N., be pleased to have an opportunity STAd!$F.R1\Gi -' Hamilton to try. t4 sell scars, We advertise tn'evsrY Doper In Chttarlo For our PF: ItMAtiENTLF CORRECTED' -to Bert•W'eir 4St7ns, • guaranteed If instructions Tollaw- After it period•.of 5ilens a elinin); which .the 'most astute foreign oil- for Top Notch 19.11 e'hick". Fat,rr Roalror•. London, Ontario. ed. New scientine metbod.• Twent • any ' ' :' servers could nbt say whether he would support Germany. or the AlIj".; Shan and tow .r !n pricy Send Years' experience. Itetere0cee Fit 1?remier-Mussolini is once more taking a' warlike stand. Last week he for KAY prteo list. St.<tndurd equality Ilor+%E% FOR SALE NV. HO& e. 220 McDermot, Winn:- - --appeared-.to be or not to plang'e Italy Ito War. He is RonkA.x New Ham; N, $816.t' B,e,h tp .- h _ pictured here delivering 'his Most -recent martial speer in Rome." Rocks. Hybrids! 1 I rred Rocks 1' x FOR SALK thrSLACK e q arshold,` by to at - - New -imps, New F anlpc x i1arr'rsl -ell knunu atalllon Prints Degas. Petr. LYONS' Rork.s ;9,9; 91 prr rrrtr. Pull.•r. This is a very outstanding horse, - B•ARGAINS! 1L 4R;.' s s1d.95, warped Rv, k. 1+larence Vormllyea, R.R. S. Belle- HiGH CLASS NFa'ONDITiOSED �'�"""•"��•'s-•' A Young doctor returned to his $11 is Vf'w• tiaiaps. Hybrids 411�.T.iyillo, Ontario. _ • Vockrrcls L - - ieghnrns two cents, ntltive village and colied upon. t1)e Nes HAmpa 8S.1q, ]tarred v qts, - _ __ F'i'RYiTI'Rk; 53 I.arRQ Diacc.l'hryterficfa Suitt >• $� vE $T,ilil, White Rorke, Hybrids 41175, - - eks NhDiCA/, - upholstered In brSa'n t»uha1T fig • old faintly physician. 3' ured rev�raibte ]tarahall spring Large Fssi Vuaiir), Riggor_F',rtch _ ECZ"A, RASHES, PILES 'SORE eushionS. p Y O II HEARD -67 • ' I suppose you ;htenii to s C G. -ok y slightly hh;h. r. Top Notch Feet. completeFy .rellelsed by Der- 41=+- Apartment else -3 pleee repp •� P. Chickeries. earelpk, t,ntarto. ml800tae, the clean, Chesterfield Suite. Marshall cuslr- eialize," remarked t e latter. powerful " TNEbiN.E HAfi t'\i,(�t'KF-D 'THF: household ointment. :3c, st your tom. thoroughly Aleam yes," ,replied the snail; )]Dor to opportunity rod thrown local drulrgtst; or 'mailed direct. $3_ Hesutiful'Kr+oehier.3 piece Cher- �'-e�e''��+•�+�++•..-.� away the key. Act write for free sample. Twentieth, ;erfield Suite, upholstered in filr- S Quickly but Century Remedies., 107 Hogarth . ured blue Jacquard. Perfect.condi- elan; "in the. diseases of the nose;, take time to compare the quality Avonuo,'Toronto 'tion. A fat man, riding to his home, for the ears and' throat are too rite, mo �eyrypU frau su�P. Gigantic 819 I.arge 3 piece C'h(sterfleid Suite: an a crowded bus remembered complicated tq be comulned with: production 55.000 to co'n00' chlcks -'t R!(ERY 9COCK ' upholstered in figured brown repip thatched et try week) hies us %dth reversiWs- Marshall spAill; "quite suddenly''that he• 'had, two' the -rose fol' Vdi poses of study and to sell fnr less, 18 varieties to STRAWj3nItRl' PLANTS. PREMIER cushions. five -dollar bills in his Coat pock- treatment." _chooao front. Day-old rhieks, afart- 75.00 thousand, Burrill. Glen 825 Solid oak dining -room" suite, et.ad chiclls. three Week Aid ca on.; completely refinished, buffet, ex - pocket, Thrusting his hand $ALO -the C lbous d. Dar Beauty s. N per tension table acrd 6 leather sea: pocket, be Was surprised io find . • inquired: "V the family physician turkey pnutts, Free 19w este- thousand. Darwin Cripps. No. 2, chairs. - - inquired: "�4 hich nostril Logue. Tic Fddle Chick 6nta ffatcheries :Acton =39 Complete -9 puce solid oak Iiln- - the hand of a fellow -passenger. ?�� = ari Yom Llrtslted. Fcrgu Ontario. - Ing Suite, buffet. extension trAn nble " v concentrating 'on , o BIi;GEST ;1,00 vARDEN; :>U • DIF- china cabinet and 6 Uather trpho`- So, ,he shouted. angrily, "pick- THEY ARE GOING FAST! UUN'T ferelic r'erennEal Piabti Uel hin4 r _ in m -pockets, e -h :" ' _ .. _ miss these bargains. Just Barred lam, Pyrethrum, Sweetrocket, eterod chairs: i g y P •stocks And New• Ramps left. Stan- etc.) Barberry, Sinebark. Ja onica 869 tit°darn 9 piens walnut, '.nirit "Let go My hand -r' bellowed the lard Quality ten days old Barred S abs: Eve roan; lase p .gics, Dining Suite, comalet rerh ilah- elY 0 rg ping ed, buffeti extension, table, a hint. other. Rock pullets ;18.10, non -sexed . }ow: 250 Reeds; !'ayteathar Bui'ba. cabl'net and 6' leather uphoie creel "Thief r' shouted tale fat ' $i1_ts, coCkereIs $7.95, ,New Hnmp Prepaid. Two orders 81.80. Dollar, chairs, 111;1x. pit n cockerels $5,95; two- v6ek-old add Nurgerios. Fonthill, Ontario. 875 Beautiful eol•id Walhut C_nipg "Ratr' hissed the thin man, one cent, three.week-old add four suite, perfect-coritiifTon; largt buf- r° e ' On'Y cents. I3i); F:gR Quality add • one Then a .timid -looking man In cent. Extra Selectadd two cents. tii'RSF:R]' STOCKfet, extension table. china c, net o their vicinity said, "If Bik e6ekerel. special while they and 6 leather seat chairs. you two a SIX ONE DOLLAR OFFERS $39 Smart bedroom su4te'in• w-_inut i ntlenlen ' Hat, B rred Rocks and New finish, dresser, chiffonier, fu-. size • . ge Sion t mind taking your ' Ramps three to four -week. -old Postraid • - 6 ti•a"Ieties Hardy �� • hands Out of my pocket, I'll get. USED TRUCK Farre. Rocks Standard Quality bed, sagleas sprink ail new' :ant- Phlox; 6,varieties Perennials; 6 off at the next stop.'_'. $10.95, New -Ham s 419.95. Baden Perennials for Rock• Garden, 12 - ff''��n v y e ;-8 b bs' Garden Ll}. 9r Simmons bP finish. ,U i �s,�` _ 50 No Gladioli, mixed,- all 6 7tsaglesdr spring, new mattress Electric s`hick Hatchcry .Limited, vane tis ul in walnut f • fs�� Baden, Olttario les; 1 0l ml d lots Express paid. Catalogue • $49 Modem bedroom suite In dirk, ~ _1 e " _ F.CG TRA }'S on roguest. -Forward Gardens, I.ro- - A turn-tone'walnut frnish, large van - is surely 'not going MORE MOSSY FOR EGGS. ELL.- gt►oie• Ontario• sty. Venetlan mirror, chiffonier. ae marry Aat livi skeleton 1t W91 pay you to see Ont inato loss from cracks and breaks full size bed, sagleas -spring and - - ► --b ackin in Its es Trays (,filler PUPS FOR SALF, • ono s largest assorted stock r ate g P y new mattress. of a, man. Hes aotls[ng but regular doz. large eggs Dackeli $59 Beautiful modern bedroom 5trite et[ia sad bone$:' Of good UEld Tr11Ci[i. ., la regular cases: Send [or free PUREBRED WIREHAIRED F'OX- in rich bleached walnut finish. 1'. "samytes or 25c for enough for one terrier pups, eight weeks old from large dresser or vanity, chfffoi:ler. "Why not? He'll maker her.Call 411t case. -Postage s rattling rood hns,1►agd." Write, phone paid. Hawley Pro- show winning Atock. Reasonable Lull size bed, sagleFs spring 'wnd _ or - Aucts Ltd., 79 Elgin Street; Brant- A. No. Robins n. Stratford. Ont. riihftss: Floor aai Dle, = ford, Ontario. $11.95 combination desk andchest- "- QUICK..ACTION IS WHAT F Ph twofllAi, in A. walnut ?inish; with.. 3 '4, e: _', IiSSUF. _ want with chicks now. Bray is ready with 18 varieties. Started, 4 QUIT lUl7A�'CU. JVUb lr. 1rAJILY, ineippenaively. Dome' draw era and desk Compar meat. 78.95 Large assortment o1 dretisers, i?) in walnut finish with, large chicks, capops. For egg or meat -7aarkits. remedy. Testimonlars.- Oua-ranteed. mfr- ross and 3 deep dravrers:, g S Immed;hte shipment. Bdt Advice fuse.-13artlstr'a finx t.:Wlnnioolt $12.60 Large double door china cab_ order soon. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N.,: Hamilton. �--�-� inets In Oak and walnut finish., " $8.85 Kitchen cabinets with sliding. PHOTOGRAPHY : - - BL LRS - - porcelain tops, in oak' and enarpel -finish.eight _ MEXICAN TIGER FLOWER$. GOR- MAY SPECIAL! TRIAL ROLL OR reprints, lbs, vl ith advertise- $8.95 Guaranteed 3 and 4 -burner gaeTRUCK etov4s with. high shrives. Faictory RetatiC Branch genua blooms in pink: red, yellow, e1c., all. Summer. � 6 bulbs III25c. Ment. London Photo Servicel Box ' 861. London, Ontario.. $14796 Breakfast suites. 8 Dieces buf- fet, drop lee -f table and 4' chairs in Fmtpald, with catalogue •• r(are slants and bulbs. Garden Guild Svib Dept., LJs`uara lteI enamel finish, $6.9. Large chesterfield chairp, up- .e�/�� Wan 208.-Cp.L•-a Aver Toronto 12. holstered in brown mohair, Mar- - - TOrontO BICYCLES; MOTORCYCLES CAR AND TRUCK PARTS shall spring cushlgns. All goods thoroughly re -Conditioned _ p��--ffo TREE' ILLUSTRATED. CATALOGLT]� New rebuilt Bicycles Used- 4- New' 3ll`kGIAIJZIV(i and.sold with a positir-e money -back guarantee of satisfaction. -Write for L our new free lllusitrated - Timme W.A.A1831• S1-0 up.' -Use in H6lttt:ll.T> MO- catalogue,, - Motorcycles. Duke's, 625A• Queea Toronto: TORS, P )WFR-Il1i1TS. _Uydeaalte l�ibte, tfllwe•►e•, liewgraren, !ffo showing_bu reds of other outstaad- Ing values in new and,re-condition- ?% Okn £YertI s _ _ • - .. � "tw"y , 041 M[r -ed furnituYe. r ., NO iemnt.GRwlgat- - ase service. aia� _., LYONS FURNITURE CO. " - As- %W lati.twetl.w .r eef11M. Le.y a.te 8'l w*%. T•ronrw - AU `longe SL Toronto . k' 'A.; 1-7 Wi.fir'y/R•,,r. s --✓ .S' ,.t .., f r ; -� . a ,n. -{ +,• •{ S'i �..' _ �. �7. ,1+••- -.. <a-' 5r*..."dT ti -. ' . • , .. . ....i ,.. I?ICKERIIvtzr NEWS �.I :. -- _.-.,..:. .;,, �H08SE NOTES - Cold Wea r ie being p=amised United- Sunday School, and there t , • • TermsAt .� . - 1-FE-A theStratfo Spring Horse Shaw, Nelson Ws won all the by th man, for a few daysThe a woatl►er'il•76 yet- , -dear. $130 is advsaeo $1.50 ■ g lmn orted Clydesdale Classes, and Dunbartou Home and School .Club BRA to fibs Ignited States Gt. Britain, $2.0o in advance. dordially invites you -to hear also won trn Grand Championship his newly imported stallion, �• �. CL'EN�ENINa NOTTER; •-.and p. am -Singing, Dancing and Music, m, "Strath6ie Guard" acd the Female ]FUNERAL DiREOTOR Does ' -.John Marker, Proprietor --- - Championship went to the Hopi. 3L way. Adults, . l5 c. children Sc. _. ' ��0�� <_ Clsiffed Adverar►es�ats _ F. Hepburn, on "Smiling' Queen", Private Ambulance I}UNB„A.RTON. - 'a `: imported and. sold 'by Nelson Wagg. Day and ght Servtcb Pbone 9006 "..: stay Chicks are' tett mossy ivw�a ltv'J6 ds•;pent INiss Evelyn Annie, Tdronto, her -at the 1;egular 11IeetlIIg, On ■ Malvern 6000+7 - the week -end with par - - Mr. X �"� ` - - �� ---I,io. ,100:-: Unionville Chick Hatchery, memorials that will � - . eats, and rs. Club of Dua'barton. are ' Monday, 11�Iay Pith standpoint. In dignity -RA.DIO SERVI4M -`Electric wir- of appearrnee our : ling and Repairs. Expert Service on D N• ,. ck g, . • The >!E'en's :having a Euchre and Dunce in the All Makes of Receivers. Reasonable *-OF- , Myrtle �. R. 1. No Greater Tribute : "Community Hall, Thursday, May ta*31, Good music and prizes, III the Township Hall 20 -Acre farm„ Yorkshire pigs. Z11p(jjn _ $ervel on May 5th, at Dunbarton v i '% ave '% • i vr✓a.r United- Sunday School, and there will be slideb and a Story, on "Af- Dunbartou Home and School .Club are having a -:concert in the Comm- - smity Hall, Friday, May 3rd at 8 NOTTER; p. am -Singing, Dancing and Music, , by Ukuaifian Orchestra. Also Pict- uses by the Canadian Pb4ific Rail- way. Adults, . l5 c. children Sc. - - , <_ Clsiffed Adverar►es�ats .• let - < a CUSTOM HATCHI:14G - Let us batch your chicks in our latest and r. most modern incubator, purchased _'7_7A at the World's Poultry Congress In Simple but rim de-- A last year. Hen eggs, $2.50 per 100. back' and Turkey Eggs, $4.00 persign we can furnish ---I,io. ,100:-: Unionville Chick Hatchery, memorials that will 7, Highway, Prone Unionville, please from every 2920. tf standpoint. In dignity -RA.DIO SERVI4M -`Electric wir- of appearrnee our : ling and Repairs. Expert Service on work will stand out All Makes of Receivers. Reasonable through the ages. _ Ratee.- Tubes Tested• Free. Russell No Greater Tribute : M. Gray, Brougham, Out. N. W. STAFFORD $ishway Monumental FOR SALE --300 bus. 6 -rowed_ seed Work ;barley, 75c. bush; 400 bush. Ban= „ PL 489 Whltby Ont. ;mer Oats, heavy and good, 60c. bw. Kinr_retoa Road West • :John Miller, Broughkm _phone 302 o0azamont. 35-40 1 d _. ;FOR SALE -� Sz'beriaa Cossack :. - -Alfalfa seed,- (very hard). Alain. 14 - "ban and Siberian Oats. Phone 85 r err; Clru^enol)OL, 1030. T. Wilson, - - - - • Nalsarn. 38--4• J'OR SALE quantity pi Clover Garden,00141 .- meed• _and Ple�aes. n GePurloin, �. a A 1, Pickering. 38--•4 - --9 MXCv DISCING AND CULTIV- ATING - GuaxwAee a satisfactory v jab. J. B.. While, 1-2 mile : west Of r Brangham. Mask. 16 18.. 36-7Garden seeds in pa 'WANTED - reliable experienced - girl oz woman for general house- abargaii 7 work in- gA31try home lWith. city - - barge 10 cent path conveniences. - References. Apply _ "Box A. Pickering News.. _ Red Clover, FOR SAJ,E -• five pigs, 7 weeks Andrew Glen, cor. Brock Road - Alfalfa, -- - .-4nd 6th don. Pickering. - rAlsike. . - FORLE - 1934 Dodge Stake S,A ge Truck;' good condition: Price Reas- - Timothy, • ,lonable. Lawrence Robinson, Valley Farm Road- and 2nd -con. --Pickering. -. Sweet Clover; _ LOST --• Dog, Pomeranian, answer- to 0Skippm'11• -gouge Hill bridge All govt. test set district, Phone Scarboro . 523. Re- ward. seeds ? �. .FOB SALE iAnd' i}oller, Set of �T - =_ yr a are agents f�ii� Harrows, Refrigerator, all in first• Maim condition:' Chas, Goodwin, R. ,for cattle and, j Jt• 1, Pickering. _ _ .. - . ibsr - Whtte Sealyham, small, Calf meal, 95 eta. _ rough coated female, all white, one black spot over hips, W. C. Them- C CWPER . son:' Pick, 2000. o - ;;$ A V FOR SALE - quantity of Red -Clover Seed, .government cleaned - • and tested. G. m. Fotsyth, Clare - Mont. _ FOR SALE - 17 young Yorkshire - :Pigs at Lot 3, .Con. 4; Picldering. G.• - C G • X- Pratt., Audley. �WATCH and CLOCK REFAIRS .J.- L. Cowie, at. Brougham,.Satuxday. I have become a member of tl .__ 'stem, .-order to enable farmers- in- t -..]Barclay-Transport -. cosfis. You suturally demam .1. Quality Daly so Wke ` ':. 2. Perform-ance .. between Claremont, Broagt►a' - - 3. "Minimum Cost : Qnpan sod, Whitevele cud Toreatm . . You get "all three" with Shu - 2ft driven''." trained -to be careful ' 1,. The - feed is made r courteous and reliable. - - - - ` ' '-------- = _:Fickering, thus eliminat •Spoelai hates m Lo g Dist!ase --costs. --2. It's alway fresh. wo order t" ocean, l�Ton. to, terga o.-38- Highest qualityingri . siiNeats!� a� f Comi Ili-Ses our mixer and as ho ftws fro vrealirse how wecan save you money, 0 VOL Qsre. 911 - !. Q i Z►' 1a? • S.+O - - pvm, a and M PICKER] Owsred and operated t - small Articles. !THEATRtr P.D. TWREDIE, 't7CT�3t+I'�'Y' R. R. 1, Piskeri rhe undtrsigned has received instruc• All Shows Daylight Saving Time On. Roof iag fordam and For tions from _ -Houses, Eaveirougbs, Hay F- TOMKINS THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY Track, Barn Door Hardware, - ro sell by Public Auctlon, on account MAY 2, 3 and 4 Lift Est Garage,�Ceme*Vwork of health and war conditions, at -and Carpeeter work of all Two Shows, at 7.x0 and 9.30 LOT 21, CON - 4; PICK' Saturday Matinee -at 1130m Dealer for Isaa•tero Steel BRING, On MAE WEST Products.- : - W. C. FIELDS Let us . give estimate oil your ►VfONDA Y, MAY 6 The following valuable property : IN ibesprirei■sats. 30 -acre farm- in good state. of. �4My - Little _ cutlivation, goo'i- buildings. 12 acresfall crop, bush and Chickadeei' Halle Luf Nbatual f `ate pasture.:ImamCo. White Yorkshire boar, 10- mos. MONDAY. TUESDAY Rk WED'SDAY-. atii*AWAIVMA IN& 01% White Yorkshire sow, k ?.pigs May a. '7 ands Oap ram toe Farm and Us no" White Yorkshire sow & 6 pig s -Firs Showi- at 7.30 - H.ildiagm 3 Whit,- Yorkshire sdwc due Last Complete Show at 8.50 Indmisra i mune m as due :May 24-26 46Blondit Meets WtauL. Softti _rMroobRe tanno" s! „:7-1 . due May 28-30 , " Durham cow, 2n f Gulp, the BossAR me& due = - WrAs lie [7aae , AS - May 15th WITH - BOWMAN & ROWS, Yearling colt -&7- many articles PENNY SINGLETONS _WEWW *01T,Rp TERMS CASH SALE AT 1.30 ARTHUR LAKs LARRY 31MMS _ WM. MAW. AUCMONEER Also an Added Attraction i4Kid N` hen ale" 1'1TOi1Le YaU ■ WITH We do Building of ill kinam p� EDS e d JOIiN PAYNS - 0ARPRNrrl�E 199 JANE WYMAN _ 0$il[ffiVTINQ, ;.•_ WALTER ED BROPPtif PLUMBINQ )m lets - - land .. . -Harris ROU Ma chugs]]~ and bulk a � �e also sell Brantford RooBog • Farm Implements: Materials, Empire Bathroom prices. - Sgnipment,. burn Water Systems. Beatty ages. 4 for 25 cents .Sales and Service Equipment MAO per bus. ---: Building Material Estimates Free 13.80 per bus. M sSeY A is work Gaarantee-1 113.80 per. bus. F. J. PROFSE .$4.50 per bus. _PICSERWG, ONTARM $3.00 per bus. Now is the time tc .think a- _ i - e . � • d, why plant Weed bout your implements for Ra ll o �ervic e Caring before - advance- in ` prices. • With the addition Expert service and re• : Livin$;ston! s feeds of a new small tractor our pairs -to all makes. Rens• Oultry. line is most complete. Some enable charges. Work real bargains in cream separ- guaranteed. _ er _25AI),; bag.: ators, Surge milkers, coolers ARTHUR FIELD ._.. C -.. anti electric fences. - "� (;riauate Radio and Television InetituW JOHN L. GILLDMAN Member Official Rs7 io Service Mao~ BROUGHAM, ONT. Assonation. Pbone Pick. 5 t 12 -46 . ^ Pho-ne 5201, PICITERINQ : INS )N- ED. N- - • - +Change• of Time Tables z Eta . _ _ � . • . Effective, Sunday, April 28th. t Shur -Orin Feed Service inLEAVE PICKERIN,G -- , is district to lower their feed " Standard Time - the following in any feed : 7 FOR OSHAWA FOR TORONTO ;`and Intermediate points and Intermediate Pauata e _ _ A.' M. P. M. P. M, A. 'M. P.M, _ . B 7.8 s 7.311 :. a 6.09'' 12.59„ !e 6.54 ... .. Garr; because - 1,81 8.41' ,n -2:31 $.31 •a 6.44 a' 1.54 7.54 ;ht here at our own mill• in 10.01 3.31 9.31 7.541 2.54 -e. 8.54. All L1ni18Cesar hlbndllII 11:31. A 4.81 !„ 10.81 - 924 a 3.54 9.64 g y :. . _ .P. M. b.81 •11.81 % 10.54 4.54 V10,44 c 12.31 _ 6.81 : : c11.54 . , ! -5.54 daily except Sun. and Hol.; b Sun. and Hol. only; r - Sat. dienta are used. - only. a -Sat., S=7; 'And Hol. only Sure-Galn Feeds . are /made. ' Learn Copies- of the new time tables are available at- all offices• and agen". w Bring now -Sun -(gain Chick Starter, All coach travel information at 7$�TOO� '£ASTERN HOUSE, PHONE 4500 4 r, ..,. - n.. .. .: . ,. y... ... .:. .... .y.-.' t• '[meq, , , "'•Y1" r�.i4''4-_.'t '. •rr` 1 y;,... :. , a.H. 'f. '.*•..,.-.u5.<'. ..�1 . :: .:D. '-P V; . ' • � CLA A�ONT .. • T • A lA' ... ( 1•�• Y"WRP MEN .. :.. '.r:•... 4 y.. Colds are altogether too common ' diPe(Stia{i _ ��— Mr. and Mrs. Who. Cowie enter= `n this village. 4i �o! Mica Cameron; the / O'N : L_ Autogra h Quilt was sold . to Mrs. Dr. and' 14Ira. Tomlinson spent rained friends on Friday evening . Seeding is now in full awing in Hinan. An excellent lunch was our part of the count FUNERAL DIREOTOR • the rweek-end in Waterford with fit' � ry. Rain is served under the supervision of the � "• AZA•. and Mrs. Rich. Oboper. ( Mrs. Thos. Sanderson is seriously very much needed. , EMBAI:MBR . ill at Ladies Committee. The rendering The -' oung People of the local �I present, causing .her family Fred Ward gave the Borwling 'of „Taps„ the C. G. I. -T. parting 19uecessor:to W. J Matker, Baptist Churob were the guests of and friends much concern. Green its first n4cwer, cutting • of song, concluded this most en the Yarn Pei Ple 1 interested its Missions, the season, on Tuesday mornin jbyable $tout?viile 8 M the Whitby Y: Y g. evening. Further activities' took Night'and Day sorvice ( p. on Moeda even The W. A. of the United Church The regular f place during the week-end. On Sat- mjonbhly meeting o_ s Y �• met in the Sunday Scholol room on the Women's Missionary Society, urday afternoon, Mrs. Lionel' Doug- Business kPhon• Resideto� Yhoce" - —week- Dr with R. C. a ' Mrs. TfWvday afternoon, April 26th, will- be held in the school room of the week end wish Mr. sad Mrs. I The worship Service was conduct- the United Church, on Thursday, la' and Rev. P. D, Augustine vera a; �- ; . Fred Ward, Prior to his departure ed by Mrs. Cameron, assisted by ' Msy_;Ith,_ at 230 p. m_ Mrs. Raw- kindly motored two car-toads of 4 .• for continued training aclmewlsere ed Lehman, after which the Pr- son's Group the girls to King Str. Church, op- Mrs. Rill .- be in charge of ha� Here, with sister brgaaiz� �. Fred and Mrs. Madill and family tnOn, over the program, This meeting. swill be tions, the Oaremont group enjoyedTTENTION� at Toronto, and George and Mrs. the ��g• Articles for the Fall of special interest and it . is hoped an exciellen Bazaar were received and tbm' lad- there will be a gond attendance of t Programa bf varied ea. Lee, of S sthfville, were the gloat i are tertainment. T�•ough the kindness Road �il'a1Il� of Mrs. Esther Palmier on Sunday: �� bring their daaa- officers and members, as well as of Mrs. Overland, it was made tions in each az=th_ Taw . quilts all other women in the community pose. • ' Mies .Jessie Day, of Toronto, and sole for the girls to attend. At the • ' were completed. An appetizing meal There waa unusual activityin the _ _ - . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bashbv._ of woe-served to a large number- C: )G, I. T: group of Claremont Un--(Givarch 9tmday, wood - Umtedl mag, were. with Mrs. Buahby I April 28th when a service was held dwa P � "'here, on Sunday. T G7areunont. friends of Mr. ited Church during the past week. forR Q !G. I. T. groups-from Mrs. Mrs• John Reacbnan and nepgew, l ltuPert Alloway regret to hear of With many similar organizations Brooldin, Claremont and Greenwood, John Broden and Mins McLean, of his Passing, at thin home of his throughput Canada' jt.celebrated Mlea Edna G �. brother, Mr. Frank Alloway, Whit- the 25th Anniversary of the found- the Gu Speaker, was in charge; �S Auroral were Sunday visitors with bY, last week: , Alloway who ing of this Movement. On Tuesday Guest ' Kiss' G. Taylor, Mn-* Boman; here; also Mian El- -} lived and been employed in . evening, in the Sunday . School a the Girls' Work Berard, Toronto, Q�O y, izabeth Coady, before the latter'e Whitby for many years. He has Room which was delivered a mpst inspiring message. S • leaving for . Stouftville. been in Prettily decorated The organization at Claremont Dill�rer OP L.oade� iso Mrs• Amite M. jAyers celebrated Poor health for' some time, _in pink and silver, a special ser: should not soon forget the splendid her 80th birthday on Tuesday. 23rd, and quite seriously ill during the vice was held. It twee so arranged Ptabt, Phi W26 . Past five weeks. The. funeral took that practically eve Rally. o! the Silver Anniversary 'j" - - - -The neighbors arranged a party in P Y rY girl particip- Week, s[�9t! Howard 647r1 ; cher honour at . the home of Miss Place on 'Saturday last. Among ated. The fifteen mernrnbers Pres_ Margaret Graham, eats the members of the family attend- ent )looked most attractive in the '0$9" MURNZ SON -- yF ey guests Ing the funeral were Messrs James Q G. I. T. uniform; $11 sang the' C. were present. Among those from and Max: Allaway, and Mrs. Jas.. G. I. T. tiytmn an In trwo-part out of town were, Miss Clara ? -- '-.-- _.._ _ *� -` Of Toronto, Mrs. Effie Flynn, of Blakeley, of Toronto, and Mrs. Dr. apng, Banta Lucia. In addition, el- PI"��O-T�i\ IN� Greenwood and Mrs. Stewart Gra- Atmore, of Sarnia even girls presented their. calling; `'f haan, of Pros �� about thirtyAve of our citizens top major parts for this were tak- AND Peet. Alter "a social attended the BowlingClub Pot' en by the President,. PERMANENT N AGGI N C PAI N -- - hour, a few of the old familiar, Luck Su was Betty All Binds. of P epair Work hymns were sung and then the Aper and Business Meeting Manion and".Miss Kaye Cameron THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER All Tuning Guaranteed guests F` down to a dainty lunch: last ^eek. Following the supper, a The ,Rev, I. E Kennedy gave an AND N E FW ES. _ I T MAY B E Tlie tat' were tastily social hour was spent in euchre: excellent and unitue address; Mrs. Y(IUR EYES, �(%• B. MaoDONALD- Y decorated Prize-�s inners +Q ere: Mr. and Mrs. % Loyst brought greetings and mess - 2" bast !roses and a, lovely bir- C J. Farr, and -Mr. Andress aiid 31iss) ages from L W• A1, c, w-ixh Rhi$h C. Td K. OR . �}; 2" � Ave.. Tweets ! thday cake •graced the table, atLt 3liller. The election of officers for the. 'Group is affiliated. In a fear 1 Phone Lakeside 1502 - _ Which 'Mrs- Ayers sat. It Tres a' the coming . sea�nn resulted is the- reTriarks, '?Hiss ?4i. P �y Ego' *pp. F. O. I � • Utders taken at NEWS Om*e very happ occasion, and Mrs.) folloTving — President, Mr. Fred outlined t'-g ryor, Leader, 161A _ Ayers was lite recipient of the con- aims and purposes of j i►1l.RAWX ONT- r gratulation and good' wishes of all I Ward• 1st Vice -President, Mr. .F. C. G. I. T..Appreciation • of their Electric-Welding i Evans. 2nd" -'Vice-President, Mr. co-operation and of their assistance ,g present. The pa:t; broke up after —� ♦" the singing„ Earle Beare.; Secretary-Treasurer, in completing . the beautiful auto- of God be with you; Mr. I. F. Dopking. Greens Commi- Welding till we meet again” Mrs. ;al Ayers is y grgph quilt was ertended to the g Repairs on motor blocks Y ttee:—l►fessrs- J. Farr, Lyman Pil- ladies' c°mttnittee .- Mrs. -Manion, hale and hearty aa�• does her own key, watt, . Birkett, .Thos Linton," - asd boilers. ?Ilan general welding world She has lived in Claremont t.ZMY•s• " Loyst and 'Mrs. Kilpatrick. a epairs. Fred Cowie. xammtmity as he: life. Service Atter the Worship a. ial time was enjoyed, under the Portable equipmeat brou'gbt to job 1l • .LOIiNE WHITE _ - .. 1, Pickering •a- espsc}�ly - (BROCK ROAD) _ to assay " anw"W>rte of load- am ee.dip&, N the Qocirshubt No. 11 f raft sad Fo rtiiiser Drill and P- iano-Tunis No 19 GftJn DWI will do -a-bdtter geediing job for you• Their all-steel nd complete piano service. �4 strongly braced framers, encldssed Member of Piano Tuners' As - r Oil-bath gears, Hyatt_ beatings and sociMios: "Your guarantee - �' Z Alendte lubrication assure easy against questionableP ractices running with minimum upkeep ex- and a guarantee of superior Pease. Lf You are looking fora bet- ter drill, don'ti overlook then Cock- service. ahutt No. 11 and No..12_. Coarse in X. W. PAMENTER" ._ aced see their anany • nd valuable s 786 Ge and St., E. Toronto . outatanding features — TODAY. Orders may be left at News Offle& .;: ..:. ,- :•, .: _ ,_ -. :. 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Day in and day out their own �0 Dodge Cis an tsed ;driving experiences reveal example after example of g " k quality construction _ in advanced engineering - = — Chevrolet Truck superiority 7 Plymouth i � OaEh 9 durable dependability —• _ _ y l µpkeep afsd operating economy. The men who know _ 193-? Pl mouth DeLuxe Cou • e truck. values boat agree. "Chevrolet's the Choice 1" y p " 36- Chev Standard Co ach 36 Plymouth Coupe — .0HEV OLET. TRUCES 33 Chev.Coach. _. _• - - 1932Plymouth Cab. - _ ..,:-:-33 Rockne ' 1.2 ton: Truck r 29 Pontiac Coach -MOTOR SALES --=' WHITBY .. 1929- onhac Cab. :. _ -Tire: _ .... ,�►ccesaories Z ' t Assoc. Dealer=J. McC�Iashen--D >t' ALF. • MOLEClaremont_ , W 71-4,", a.. , „ .. , .. '^' .n ua;u �Y�..y,,, .� toys$+. .^a ..I ., r-+'' cert '.,s,�y . # •.'"' -NEWS PARADE MICKIE SAYS-- -, , �I, it A $ORTA 'fICKL f Vt A6$IdNMENT -MAT'$ ,..o $uBJEcTOI-rov '$ $ERA ow, rrl$ $OM'pim 0 NTAIII0 UTDOORS BY VIC BAKER — Says Second War Started in 1936 _ 'tapt. Liddell Hart, famous mili- tary expert, believes the second great war of the 24th century be- gan in. July, .1936, when 'Germany SKEET MEET and Italy intervened in ' Spain. - hi d they disconcerting obAer- F11 4 mss' • ' Arm -chair generals came into AT $ORAE OF �IOI!$E The spring rtes shooting sea- vations are made in his new book, `.'their own last: week. Supplied with $HOULA f3E $ENPIA, son iii Canada opened in April >' U * with a bans when more than a ,The Defence of Britain." : d'multiplicity of 'maps' of the `(Q .,$ iF `lM QCT half a hundred of the beat shot- The Spanish civil -war changed • • 4.._Acandinavian front they could tell -�),i$ N ($PAPE({, -(tj the strategic balance of power ag rite rest of- the world just exactly gun shooters in Ontario and New ainst 'the democracies, Hart be. • a Low the war in Norway was going. BEEP `(,OMI "tO YOU York State gathered at the To- lieves-TTWXunich agreBmZsaL�ittill 'Two majoi�attles were being ronto Hunt -Club to compete for _ Lurcher. upset that balance, ;j.sQ SENDS Waged, they pointed out, which i(n y the Ontario Individual S k e e t France and Great Britain' failed ;;.. miahL prove decisive for the i ''J. Championshi4►: More than ,20,000 • sb�„tie” �` — whizzing and ducking' clay tar 0 to recognize in time this new -Mille" Alrress Ovs)sas whole Norwegian campaign --- 'broadened strategy," or the' ex- I« Y 1.x , 1 ;north of Oslo; and north of Trond- :' ets were powdered as ,the scatter- tent of the "white war," according - htim, the key to .,cIntral and - gun marksmen blazed' away from to Hart.'As a result, they have now Ml•fl Order enJ Ra"Inesee Nim southern` Norway;'. connected by I Its early morning to sundown in the been manoeurvred out of their OV[AsuS DE/ARTMSN? e .rail with ' Sweden. Heavy intensi- e s on",ay shotgun tournament. A'' strategic vantage ground„ and lore- :W, C. MACDONALD INC., — fieation of the war is the air .was dozen outstanding skeet champ- ed back into a defensive position ba 19", Mea ofAr" ar, %noted .. the Allied navies being ions from both sides of the inter-, --which is itself exposed in flank'and Meahsel, Ciiida - iia control of sea communications, national border journeyed to the+e11q i°"t'D s""i1d e*s rear." Hen Hitler was having to depend Queen City to try for the pro- _._ mainly on his air fleet not only vincial individual honours. THE for supplies for his invading army ter+ This year's title was ,won by Gardening ' ,' Wfor reiaforcemeata; and was David MacEllven of the Buffalo, • • s '• _ T : having to rely largely on, his air- N. 1., Trap and Field Club, who f; stun to fight off further Allied led a strong aggregation of Nov{ MOST COMMON MISTAKE flat boxes at home. Later these landings and supply ehipa. Yorkers to Toronto for the p`ro- Most . common mistake of new are taken well grown out to the _ Sweden On Spot Vmcial meet. He won the individ- gardeners is crowding things too garden by the lake. -Such things If, as was apparently the case reduction is British bacon tial honours in a thrilling last- close together. In • planning lay. as lettuce, carrots, beets, oniothens, UA week, Germany was finding buying over here ... moat of the mute shoot -off with J. _ Harry outs it is essential that the ma- even corn, can all be started in _ Kretschmann of the Hamilton,Gun ture height and width of the boxes or pots and moved very Detroit .unable to consolidate her cities of the Dominion were going . position in southern Norway fist on daylight saving time ... Ot- Cinb niter both had ended the flower or shrub or tree be kept in carefully. It is a good idea to Mart •aongh, before new Allied thrusts fawn was denying reports that regular 100 -bird shoot with 96 mind and sufficient space be al- in individual berry or special ca{d- , 3a central targets broken. In the 25 -target loured for full growth. With new- board box and simply remove box and northern Norway Canadian troops were serving is ;�. could bog down her machine, Norway ... shoot -off the Buffalo champion' ly set out permanent shrubbery, when .planting. :.. neighboring Sweden was in the posted- sspace between may be. filled i7a periect- worst • spot since the time of 'Na- Opposing Naval Forces Compared Hamiltonian missed three to end temporarily with annuals until u�� ,pponleon. BEEHIVE A Germ— invasion of In November "Jane's Fighting second. The Forester "Gun Club full room is required and with a `Broden appeared, on the surface, Ships" authoritative word on the of Williamsville, N. Y., won the slow growing tree, like the maple _ to be only a matter of hours. But world aaTies. gave the following team event. or elm, shrubbery may be grown for several reasons, Sweden figurei' ldr principal classifications The tournament coinmittee in between for eight or ten years. a for the time -being did not fear an of the RoFal Navy and the German charge was as follows: Represent- But when the time comes for full.. • _ attack by Germany: Because she Fleet: ing the Ontario Skeet Associa- room .being needed, then it should ' F�as a well-trained and eiiicieatly Capital ships: Great Bdtaln ,15, tion -- President, Dr. D. U. Stew- be available and one must harden s equipped army of 400,000 men, Germany 5, art, Hamilton; First Vice -Pres; his heart, take an axe and thin. • i - ' and a cumber of strongly defend- Cruisers' (heavy and other) : Gt. dent, Dr. G.' D. Beierl, -Toronto; Crowded flowers, vegetables, -..sd airdromes from which attacks Britain 58, Germany 8. Second Vice -President, G. Alex shrubs or trees, soon become against Destroyers: Great Britain 179, Hes eler' Secretary, Alex weak and spindly. any invaders could be Forbes, p S - BEST - launched: again, a German invas- Germany 22. Wilsop, Toronto. Representing the INFORMALITY BEST- _ 'non of Sweden utas aeon as im- Submarines: Great Britain' 56, Toronto Hunt Club, C. B. Hender- The inforysal'-fn-ower garden is \ medutely 'depriving Germany of Germany 66• son, - Chairman of the shooting much to 'be preferred- for, average as invaluable source' of iron ore-- BEFORE NORWAY. • committee. planting. At the same time this the Kiruna iron mines; lastly, ex- prior to outbreak of war in Nor- does not mean just. throwing .in teaaioa of the northern theatre of way, Great Britain had. lost one plants or, seed. Generally the best 'war• `to Sweden would mean that- , .capitai ship,. the Royal Oak. and -'1r 0 1 C E plan is to- have the larger flowers the Allies could strike at Hitler's Germane -one, the Graf Spee. Great . O F T H E towards the rear or centre of the right flank and might the more Britain_ bad lost•uo cruisers, Gee- bed so that Little things like nas- esr• ii„r. oust German ..forces from many -w9. British destroyer Josses R E 5 turtiums, alyssum, dwarf phlox eentrsl and southern Norway. were' placed at six. Germany.' so and similar kinds will not be hid The War Week tar -as !s known, had her original den. Where the bed is to be min, Since he' Germans •.sere so of complement_ The Royal. �avy. has. -PROPAGANDA .. ed, it is well also to. have 'late,- vioualy occupied. in \or�ay :last lost four submarines, Germany SO to Fropagatuia is the other side's' medium and early flowers evenly ,.+.plc. -a ?sari_ pull_:431 the W;es�-._ P. Leaving out submarines. whose 'case put so Rell that it aUntr5a�ou. balanced to insure samethittg al- -- errs Front was believed deferred rep acsment *ta !mpoasible to esti• K ngstort -Whig-Standard. ways in bloom. 1 '- � SUMMER GAR4ENS Nati• sympathizers were being mate. the apparents4mparis�on then ••- driver: out of a number of Euro- was: ' MAIN' DIFFERENCE , • . ')):here one has a Summer i.v • ':apical `ship4:. Great Brrtaia -14, f aiifferenea between a tage that will not be visited until Peen. 'i ountries; chiefly Ynga- - The chlE Plasia, where .a Nazi plot again+t any i. home -town doctor and.. big' -city . June, the usual practice is to spec:al 4V is about $100: — Brandon ` start racticall all -the garden in pa.i : the gaCerntstent was Wigged in the Crulsel%� Great R.I,afs; 58. Ger _ practically Sun, bud martial law ,vas deelar- mDe +dyers creat Britain :s, - _ - LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fret) Ne'�er71. ed in •the Netherlands. Premier - -IF THEY REVOLT.. . de Geer' also Leaking it known- Germany -,� 2. -�/► RfUL NEW BATTLESHIPS It the ;a::ened Germane do final 'that Dutch overseas possessions F'OWE ly rerol.t, it ))kelp dill) be be -• :(Japan was eyeing the ' Dutch” Official and semi-official reports us MOOBRN f: they realize that living room is not _ )East Indies) would be defended after the battle of. the Skagerrak important as mining room, — x-eaealed that Britain has added by arms- , . Italy appeared to he, Toronto Saturday Night. -- maintaining resistance to German lice 'naw battleships. the world's pressure to, enter the war at this most powerful, to the Roysl rasp. COUNTY TOWNS CHAMPIONED, � � • -{point; but Mussolini might be ex Completion._ of .these ships raised A Toronto lawyer declares juries f BriEaln's capital ship ptrength to ',posted soon to seize Yugoslav- L;- 19, leasing at least four more build- in county towns are better than lands in the' Adriatic . Rnesia _ . But why ,restrlL�t those in •forontb i re -iterated her determination "not . ing.the statement to juries' There are - .. -�- many, many things in county towns. to • participate' in this war"- •A. German -Rumanian trade agree -superior to those in Toronto. In _ rr rent was signed during the week, Quebec Province"s fact, county towns as a rule are i Rumania agreeing to fulfil exist- better than Toronto — St. Tbomas ing wheat and oil contracts . .. Debt. Increases Times -Journal. - following Anglo -Japanese. talk,+ - .TOO MANY MIDDLEMEN C erre . rumors of British conces- Xncre�e in debt of '$62,185`,000 The middleman is often of 4aes- cions to Japan in China, if Japan • and an oi-er-expenditure of 527; titgable telae to the producer and would'help blockade Germany in 317,327 in excess of all •budget serves his turn to the community. the Pacific ., estimates during the fiscal year But the middleman's Interest has ` I Canadians Are Bu, ended June 30, 1939, were reveal- Busy grown •to au eater -quite unknown, ' Back home, Canadian taxpay• ed in a public accounts}statement we believe, elsewhere, and the poor �\ era received' three warnings that tabled in the Quebec Legislature. producer too often sees his goods the cost of waging war comes The statement, tabled by Hop.. passing from one middleman to an - high: one, tax increases in the J. A. Mathewson, provincial treas- _ other, each exacting his profit, till - British budget; two, a speech by urer, set the province's net debt the farmer at one end and the con - the Governor of the Bank -of -Can - at $.257,128,186, compared with sumer at the other ale equally 'con �\� - — - _ ada urging people to cut down on $212,020,351 in the previous year, founded =the one by the meagre their personal spending; three, an increase o. - , published figures showing a thin- Increase of $24,770,634 was the swollen price he has' to pay. teen per cent increase in whole- shown in capital expenditure - bf This is an old story, but, surely , sale prices-. During the same $46,729,444 compared with $21,- the riddle is not insoluble? There Y week, the Conservative party were 958,809 in the preceding 'year. must be ways of protecting the pro- looking ro �r lookin for a House leader The. gross public debt, increas- ducer, and especially the'small pro g gi' P — Government, packers and farmers ed "by $37,097,000, in. 1939 was, ducer, from being slaughtered is — - were wondering what to do. about given' as $279,673,099. the markets. —Guelph Mercury. "Quick, Follow That Car! !" REG'LAR FELLERS ---A Palsy Walsy ---- By GENE BYRNES - lvE CE A OU . NUSfi 8E �/ THIAtTAZY ABO�jTY YO TDM TOtF HE KV -CREAM CONE HIM AN 14 EE--CR�EfwuAM CMT D UP THE SLIPPERS / / / • , VANILLA! `/ �.._ CONE TNAT1 MLLOPTM... �, t :u 0 ' ��' •e,,. ,.,�, __�-_-,._ .. .,...•-.._.._.nr _w..... _..�...._._�... ..may.__.__. _ ... ..... • r. ... '..nom..- -. .. ":, _.:� _ P +l, }..• MIFFIRM .f y •. _ _ n ft - _ yy ... '' '-rl,q�•,ipN.d•iL 94RN.wL'•�-.c .Nw.7v+.y+. r., r,Y«StlyF 4cve. .�;q:..c+'c... rt ^s:fY �•'L--R.+; •' on•+YW�.. �-� a. hy.. ro ,� - 'a l ..1'.:: -.-';:wf? ... C:�r N•ot...:.�:v6'.•:ttr.4�s2�i,ae.;n.• rr v.... „r ,r„ „w,yb,,,M � i� .. .. _. _ _.. -a,r•r ..• -.,rqy, . vats6-,aa+•,!.a. .• ` _ ,. ... ` ... •"a..:-;M.Ps�.-r....�wNff,a :.q1a _ .- s r _ IS 7.7?" •:FashionFlashes --� _._. _L t - Love .Westerners -G O� - ,- - �_ - A -The gathered. neckline glrpey -. _ - - - blouse is again po alar, _ —Womcr of All Parts of Can. B oda Should Be Mutually ToJ• ll Pique is smart for the tailored e r OREN ARNOLD + *rant of One Another Do. L. blouse: • .� Kinkdo-m- ..Glares' Madame Cas rain : w -Beige gowa}s in hea•,•y ,sheers CAST OF CHARACTERS "In two days well have ladders In development of Canadian nae are new for everping. tionllood, women should maintain Sg $,+tpjE B. CHAMBERS ROBERT BARRY - hero, ex-' all the way up," Bob predicted. a spirit of tolerance between the owl Bretons in black felt sire ate• _. "Who will place. them.?,• ►Lissa_east - - - -.._MELISSA LANE heeeiue ' asked. etxean the pro- • suggested for, wear -with suits. ' 8airry'i �artaer. � "Holliman and 1. There are en= vines*, Madame Pierre F. Caagrafa, • - Milk and Eggs _ t HONEY BEE GIRL -- Indian; ou h safe footings, President of the Quebec Women's As Health FOOdi' Printed .pique is being shown is ga, mostly. We'll Franchise Club and %-its of the for summer evening dresses; -m.aaber of Bartry's party. chisel s Lew. I'm anxious to start speaker of the last House of Com- A finished 'product which Should' H A D E S JONES -- pioneer; excavation up- there, Miss Lane. bring much satisfaction and praise " ` ` mons, said in a recent address - at Pastel flannel_..- Jackets, will be _11"wher of Barry's party.. You must be next one up. It's Brantford Ontario, is the dish compounded of milk' worn Svi'th crepe dresses. it's marvelous!" Madame Casgrain Bald' there' al' "d-eggs. These two foods robab- " • • ; Yoeterdayk Safe back is Camp, He tingled with enthusiasm ly should be classed as the two - - ways should be a feeling .ot loyal- A brief hipbone length fitte;i Bob is the Conor of a eoafllct Mary Melissa naw. • - most essential .to health, It has + ty between Ontario and Quebec and black wool • jacket over a a1hu betwooa ttwo wortsoa: uN »- ey $ee Girl kept to herself women should been said by an eminent health su- pause sometimes to matching frock is worm with white alines fer.tho first flare that Bob foy a two bus days. That is thority; that milk lacks only. one Y Y think about these matters. thing and that is bulk but it is straw "Plate".covered with multi- • mesas peen than a moro business she said little, but she observed - -... - - MV thing ---- - r-fl - f-r--- t y spoken of as "the per- o °w BarWer to her, , much. She had been rebuffed by. Sho appealed to women to instill reel food." Thea Bob, who hadn't perceived her in the hearts of their children a again, milk- and Jackets buttoned throat-hiAL CHAPTER VII purpose, but she was by ao means keen appreciation of their rights eggs are perfect foods for children, g containing high quality ' proteins, with small Peter 'Pan. col]ara, reg- Zachary "Hades" Jones was admitting defeat. She knew some so that they could best preserve the rood substaa�es required for • rater among tweed -snit fashions, . working over near the stream bed, paleface tricks as well as Indian Canadian democratic , institutions, building the stades and other tis- One notable tweedsponsoy sore one it. now dry and usually so, which lay wiles, and she meant to use them. Women should be •vigilant, and,3r- sue*. - Considering the minerals, stone mixture tweed over a plain at the toot of the great cliff. He The very decorous manner in Standing and tolerant and by these milk is one of the beat sources we brown skirt, the costume complet- was cutting sapling poles--long which Mary Melissa now sought qualities be able to create a truly have for calcium and Phosphorus. ed by brows accessories. -slender ones with which to make t� gain Bob's personal approval Patriotic Canadian spirit. D . ladders. He . atopped swinging his did not escape Honey Bee's no- Eggs. while containing an apprec• " - axe to rest whey .Mary Melissa lice. Why--- .should a white girl, - - - - -- table amount. of these. are more 'Black sports dresses in silk or came through the bushes toward tures from civilization s vtng decreased both are 'rich In vitamins and are mer with white pique jackets. linen are being shown gr " er personal toilet each London's population -of 8,203,942 , Youec to do this morning, and again before each by 3,000,000, New York, with 6,- therefore classed as "protective ° o r foods". Milk is economical and at Gayly-trimmed coats are seem ' hard labor, Uac'le Haden," she be. evening meal? What mattered it, 984,446, is flow the largest city .present, eggs are also in that class. for nniors. Bright soutache or _ Pan. "Wash% Mr, Holliman hired on a rough' outdoor expedition, if in the world, with. Tokyo, wits Here are a tow favorite recipes eon• emb id forery and applique on whits for this?" one's hair were not curled and 6,830,523 second, tafaing these ideal foods; m h ' , rayon sad cotton suiting, "-Ain't never shirked no work set exactly right? Or if one's --- o air Yet, ll�iss 3['Iias . Think I'm rouge were not bed �" ORANGE OMELET is reefer styles are most popular. Y 3 gi;: g pp perfectly; Germany expects its beet su ar r , " tin' old, do ye?" • and one's clothes 'meticulously production during the 1939-40 su- 4 egg9 Back buttons f "No! Oh no! So'metimee I think dainty and clean' r 9 tablespoons_ grange mice , always in . good ga year to be over 2,500,000 p� grated orange rindstanding, are _ you are younger than I. But-" Honey Bee Girl, however, came tons: - i teaspoon summer, One particularly so this The old man was eyeing her from a race. whose dominant -char- _ is teaspoon• salt. _ y the bodice is but,. . Closely, kindly. a::er:at;c is patience. Separate eggs and beat we!'. To - - - toned ati 'baek or the buttons run "Somethin's on yore mind. Pott $La Know. Mora _ the well beaten yolks, add the or fdb-length. The lattei is seen in - been cryin'." She watched her chance to` DEMURE SHIRTWAI$'J Barge Juice, rind and aaat. Foch lar quite a - few runback dresses, She Bat down on a rock, and he catch Scott Holliman alone, a'D SKIRT the whites beaten until atilt. Cook youthfully hared. This back-*los- '�'• waited patiently for -her to talk. some distance fyom the camp.. Sl.e slowl iu a well buttered trying stimulated his year y ins idea is Bled t - "Uncle Hades, hat do came 'pan. Loose•a around-tbo edges with by the importance of back-button. qq�� you quickly n the point, as us- a spatula or thin knife until cooked 'ed and wrapped pinafores. _ .think of-of the Cook? The girl ?" : ual in •her conversations. _ - ~ � _ _ • ' Why she's a godd-'scuse, "Yon want to make mcney," ,� on bottom. Place in a medium ,hot ma am--•she s a danged redskin _ she suggested, scowling, but - not oven t11 dry an slightly brosrp grace- squaw •� e un d olio metal cnrved rd ? , ful scrolls makes oboe heels with squaw ain't she." Uncle Haden•. looking directly in his eyes, ' - y f "" on to .-Serve oa 1-tt ith p D a er iv pre. a. Spring motion for new Paris manner .suggested that Such a "Why-Yeah. Don't evcr'body" j pared orange see tons. an dorange shoes. Other heels and soles are, classification was su!liciant t:, i _ sauce. What's Cairn' -you, woman .' Holl Oranpa Sauce elaborately euroed from wood. damn-her irrevocably, forever-and man was also matter-of-fact. t _.4 M ever, - "r .k-now 'more aooui 6'ee -In•. 'Lissa nodded. - than eaves." He ney 'Bee's specca •- 3 tablespbo s waterShips A Rocket ps See "I mean-is she -= Is she all.' had • its"brogu'e• "Thee white man. ` . � -A. 'tablespoon lemon juice - - �' right? Oh I'll tell you, v5niideu= fin .thee bi citletn they f :� 1 tablespoon- grated orange Had, ;Not So Fantastic tially Uncle Hades. She is throw= what I - &now." pay 1 �g YAM - ing herself. at I?r, .Barry! I think "That so? 31tra's t#lat 8 tablespoons hatter I'••o}ket-shi s; in the opinion of _ k + - _ r �� !1 tablespoons cornstareii a iiornia Institute-of Technol = - "`she imagines he's' in,-love ivit;;, :.- "I qan sh•ew you marry line jai-_ �,. a (' her." ylany, big ol:las, pots and thing,, 2 tablespoons butter, ogy Scientist, may" not be fantas- ' Throwing Herself At Hila In cave. lot broke. Worth many ;Mix cornstare)i and sugar all but tic after all, -= Hades chewed -on his tobac•ru dollars. Some with thee hors- dr• 1 tablespoon„l'ai'rs doable boiler; nr.: R.. M. hanger physicist, tor- a few seconds, sign. You 'know:"' ,. adding water, orange juice, and le least week predicted that atomie -. "Fseen that already," he states- Holliman knew, bloat ouCctoors_ �: -mon. jeice: Stir constant' and cook power combined with oralml "I, been fiwhaty ��: until thickened. Add egg yolk mad of a method concentrating a spec- Y• ggerin' tee 3 men da, �n the Southwest. An a ;- z ``d,o about it.” _ '*rent' pot, fkom •some laiehistorir coos 8 .minute add butter diad rel. fo;rrx._oL uranium. might says "You have seen it?" Mary %la- . ruin,-u. likely to .be worth $lit0 ,3c �f< rind. far-reaching results in more of-- lissa was surprised. "You -diel"' or "more as a r useunl pier!.•. .1 CREAMED EGGS AND fie'cnt motivation of airplanes, "Yes'm. Everybody has, 1, reel - horse design used in ornagre ul * � M USMROOMS nut°mobjle$, 'boats and even rock- water 'and-grainr . s tablespoons chopped green pepper et ships. _ -on, except Bob hisself. -Blind jars xtorajtr jars, k _ scans squirt. Not that he ain't vrould more likely be worth $ I OOq,' „ '" '' -� - --- .-� s tablespoons b titer right to _me, ma'am, bort-look> Horses were not nittive to this' 4 tablespoons tlom from heat-sad add flavoring When here, _Miss l�f'lissy, ain't shoo so, t •• continent, They were brought. cups mils parity cool potty into pts shell. 1pre - of took to him ycreself?" here by_ the ti>st Spaniards Horsy 5vioualy-Dakedl.-Heat egg whites - Nis jaw stopped working as lie patterns painted tablespoons chopped pimento lin walls d pet'- 6 -hard cooked t ggs Until very stiff- add the 'au r ga. and peered w her intently.ghHet; brush historic ruins probably are due it salt, pepper and paprika cornstarch -very. gradualli; Pour � l war answer enough, The old man Spanish invasion, as ■t ('anvon fit Kook mushrooms ar.d green .yep " over tke pie-and price in slow oven Cackled in' friendly laughter, Chells cr Canyon del Muerto, rT� •per is .butter for five minutes. until light brown, "Koney," he patted her nhou',d- Arizona, far to the north of Dc- !-� Blend In flour and gr8lly add DATE CUSTARD PIE er paternally, "I ain't figgered it fiance Castle. But horse pattern,; mHk, Cook; stirring -constantly, uu Two-thirds clip cho 4 A out yet, but don't you worry none, on still earlier relics 'es [ sip d dat.s pedally on _ til mixture thickens. Cook 3 min 2 cups. milk u •,I''d see him roast ~on teals -before pottery pieces, might indicate de ales. Add pimento and eggs chop-. 3 eggs; I'd let any Indian make a fool of scent from or communication ped or cut in- uniform pieces: Serve ?� teaspoon sale • _ 1him," with Asia• Each suelt picgc would s do buttered toast or freshly made 1 teaspoon ti`auitta or ntanla ilav ° " • - tend to'sirengthen the theory tha biscuits buttered. Some prefer not oring Unde Hades meant lust what -America was populated first bye to use the 'p!meuto and peppe?, ?,'cup chopped pecans. he said. In the rare times when Asiatics, heilee *Bolt such piece CRHAMEDr TGGB Ong TOAST Cook dates. which have been tett .the old. man grew reminiscent and, vras of high- aloe. Hceliman knew 'k �� Beggs' thoroughly cleaned, in the double lutlked of yesteryear, rip•snortin , that. - c' _ By ANNE ADAMS 5 tablespoons butrtor - boiler with the• milk. When dates *E; tales of death and danger came A Strange Propositioay 1 and cue-third cup mi;k are soft, rub-through a sieve. Com- -from him. Ten years hence he and - "Bats with horses on Sm:' Don't you love th Gibson-girl dash salt and pepper bine with: well beaten eggs, salt'a•id all his kind will be dead-tib,. Whole jars?" air of this blouse -and skirtstyle,. &slices of breakfast t,acoa cooked' vanilla, nuts. Pour into pie plate grand army of self-reliant men Honey Bee nodded. Anne Adams' Pattern 4418? Yoa . very crisp._ hued -with nastrc, and bake as cos- . .and women who pioneered west- "`All right, I'll bite. What yo1i trlight make the yoke and sleeve Ileal segs slightly, .add butter, Lard pie.. ern America, "who fought nature w'ar,t?".. bands in contrast'-say eyelet-or seasonings and milk, Cook in and Indians alike, and triumphed "You make-thee love; tv marry net arid add lace a -:•,, IREApER5, WRITE ON. j dging, Soo double boiler. •Stir constantly and by sheer fore* of character an tt1EP. white woman?" how the buttons stake gay duets as mixture begins to coagulate, stir Miss' Climbers welcomes .','brawn. The 1930's saw.these great "Hunh?" .HQllinian . war sllock- down the front. The bloused-lines - - irerp thoroughly -and remove from personaj tetters from 'interest• one al their sunset years, and if ed .with surprise. - of t!te waist nicely contrast the heat. Hare bacon, cooked and chop- ' ed readers., She is pleased to i real Indian tighter lingers anti! "You Make thee love, Bliss slim, smooth skirt with its wide ped; add to egg mixture, stirring, -receive suggestions on -topic. a .- 1949 it will be •a miracle. Hades Inane. Keep her away from• Ba�wb: waistband...Ther�'s •a flit•tsltiolis Serve on buttered toast. Sprinkle for her Column; and is eves yn Jones was one of the hardiest. I show you Thee cave with horse flare to the panelled, three-piece with a little paprika, -ready to �, listen to yet,,. Chiselliss A Footin= jars skirt, that has no side seams. Let CREAM PIE peeves:' Requests for recipes The old man picked up his ax, ' 1[ was sort of fantastic, funs;v Anne Adams' Sewing Instructor clip sugar or special menns are is order resumed swinging. He had Cie' even, this stringe'proposition. Etat help you to,.quiekly finish .#his de- Uue third cup Plour - Address irony loiters to "Miss skill of long experience. Anel, he Holliman got the point. He pushed mune style. One eighth teaspoon salt. A din s Clambers, to West had many a labor-saving trick his floppy..lp-gallon hat back on Pattern 4418 is. available is a milk. ?A stored away. Holliman was for ", b n cup cold m'i b Adelaide Street, Toronto."_ " his head and grinned, but he told misses sizes, 12, 14, 16, 1S and �to. 1}x cup Inilk and cream mixed lashing the cross bars or steps to -Honey Bee it was a baz-gain. Size 16, skirt, takes s% yards 39 _ (boli, the ladders with small rope, after "You do it-•without me. Yota inch ;Fabric; blouse, 11i yawls con- 3 egg yolks +�s setting them into notches, Hades know?" Honey Bee scowled at tarst and 23s yards lace ruffling, l tabl,espoou be, TiRED FE/ _made a strQ 1,;l.. t _ _ ,'_-- - ager ]adder in- half .--, T=-„«-fir,,,,--manner. She Send TVitENTY CENTS (20c) • ] teaspoon vanilla iltat time by'heating an_Jron rod looked,a little vicious then, fot. all in coins (stamps cannot be accept- 3 egg whites Ey�D f 3: 1t : 'and burning holes. through the up- her wild beauty. Hoban sober- ed) fir this Anne Adams pattern.' a tablespoons fruit sugar _ e F �' r - irights, 'then inserting hie' short fa Waite plainly _SIZE._NAME,_A1>-_ p;.n e1, saiL- t S - - steps therein.rp0 W.y-f4^,r • arc Yeah-i-see I get paid for mak- ' DRESS and STYLE NUMBER. pin(:p. salt. A able to help'hitn with the heating, ing lt•ve and keeping my mouth, Send your order to Anne Ad- hili the mai-, flour and Balt all 'at:-1 she trimmed the step' ends shut, while you take Barry, it'g ams; Room 425, 73 Weal Adelaide well together, Add the gold milk w±'.h a hatchet. _ �- a deal. It oughtn't to. be such a-- St.. Toronto. aud'mix very thorougltlp,.Add the ' :,lean jpb, nohow.” t <b, B" . Cowtinu�+i ho Milk• veru xradua]13and cook , • j in double boiler, stirring eoust.antls --� WOMEN ONLYI Itutll the mixture. thickens (about l Golden Sausa • e _ _ tell'minutesj.'Beat,egg yo;ks; pon • - _tSlow _ $ ta��am -nse•balf of milk mixture oyer the • ' •, If4dsetybwvss,rs.titwni hes anddL-. r.ggs, beating' vein thoronghlt. Re. A wEdd)llg I•ing, lost two years t� from fainaie lanct.iona� 'irregular- a. it{M" lnl'l1 I Amixing f c k•a you o• d ublo boiler, t from misi P having II wl h :. fun in t a o .b s ttt�- t: e Y a Danish parker, has been takeL diaE -"I Y E. Pinkhsm'e Ve stable Com- I I1P rF s% , AUTOMATIC e c f lire tnitk - TOMATiC Heat. Kit,1 a f : DOUBLE WOKLET °'ad by a womai, in an imported aO11nd,madee.pp.clallytobslpwehran. ( tow htrnq ci the cite t,Pater and � %.Sst]E NO. I'S "40 •, - �'�""+�� san,aR down, welk, alltn: women. Try "I i . ..-�� ge at Richmond, Virginia, I stir: crrnl: tlirze m'a•, fr�v. KPtnt�ve l C ----`- 5. r rw•,'.�OC•F�<.s'.-..' .. .�. ja. r .d.._... ,, _' : - ._. ._.. ... . b .r .. .,_. .• '.... J �.A+ <., •�.'---..-..�• .•��,. _ . . „ • �,,._ � %•..;. �.... ... ,._ .:: �,...:' .... . ._;. '� :. ... e••-. .qY. r- ^' :e-•' w' Y. _.a--. ..�Y'. ... ..: ..`' 1i•. ..: ,�." +� .Rw.'• ^J. :T - ,J" .. 1 3 Vr-•ms}s- a.y, :-�f�'.'^ .y..ra.'.. , 4''� '.•�... ._s.�e:al dogs in this village't ._13#re will be a i)tchre a�a � �C Pickering Z R A D L s it Y.8 L00ALISKS ar6 just a dug toy. be "ta>= Dance' is the Pickering Torun E W, g 1 for a ride"'if their iowaers don't Friday, MAY 10th, at .8.80 p. M. in MEA•�+�� !wA��?jt>G"�' r, Bert Mit, at Timudas, spent ham, up � muzzle prem,, or have � aid of the Red - Gross,. A.An. 25c. � a 1117ii ��+ Men' Overalls, $x1.39 s -,pr, up - amsday and m qday at the home of tit - . filed oft t>Leir Kindly keep t' !a date, and support Men's 'work boots, $ 2,95 tip - bin parents, -here'. teeth. this worthy cause. - ----We carry..-'& full line of _ . . W. H. Westney is ser- •,On Fiidsy Oftern,00ri the Wom---aev.- S. A: Darks, formerly of t ' ionisly ill with pneomonis at her -em,s Cyd .a2 8t, .Ga=11 Church, Pickering, passed peacefully away, Fresh Faririers.=-�T�OOlL ji011r �iSIGesS home hese. We hope for esti early . the num, od . adiout thirty at the home of his daughter,, Mrs. _ and '- _ over. and see what yQu need, fix - recovery. members'. bid .an irtforxaal tea at A. Wilmer, of MA View, N. Y., � - .. �` then oo.ne in and we will fix. �� Past iweek hlas been ideal the hoane-af" Mrs W- F- McLean, at 11.45 p. - m. April 23rd, -iii h°$ Cared seeding weather. The land lynx dried in ):vnout of Miss Kate - Fawkes, 72nd year. �•otl UP. . = ' up nicely and a large amount of wbp has just ,wmPletea fifty Yews WH'ITEVALE " - - Harness and SilOes repairedf `:f9eedang has bem done.. as prganist •of the church. Miss _ Meats - A number from here purpose Fawkes was tendered. a miscellan- r, ^ D ! �tteudmg the Kiwanis .'Karnival at on May loth, • in the '. Baptist Our d�liveryis at your eArviCe 'C: 0. Bradley' eous shower of many useful antic -I _ _ - and Saturday 1 church, Dr. I.: B. Wiltiacns .rill wa this Friday les, 'including awell-filled purse of i ,ve his splendid moving pictures Phone'PA 1620 --� Phone Pick 3504 money. The presentation .was a ;f a trip 'through Eiigarid and ':.CLhRENCE SILK ' �,y of the residents of this great surprise to Miss Fawkes, who , .village- have been busy during the replied in fitting terms. A dainty „fEndScotand, eom,.nencing at Lands past week' in their gardening' oPer- buffet; lune was, then served . to (,End and finisP jug at Sohn D'Groat's. They .include pictures of famous. ations. theise present. British Regiments and ,other incid- A. F. Runciman. and —A subject of interest to every-, •� •- ents along the route. The proceeds — ` t,T sp t-a-dar- last week --one_in t -N1llage • is _being discuss- her sasCer;-, Mrs. McBride, ,of Balt- ed •freely on the street, here' again �wflrb��sed�t�furnish--fiitids—fflr „ - . of control- of Red Cross work. Adm. 25 and 1.0 _ -amore. Ont.. this .spring that i tents. Came and help.-, ii _.Mr. Joblin, who has been att- t�fic and speed through the will-It's l` ' ' ending Toronto University, spent�e Axtempts` have been made to� 1e week -end rwith his sister, of the leave a ma•_rimum speed of 35 miles - AUCTION SAL1. _; v Ti Y here. -- red.. Nvithi. the vill- - z 'public- Sc:.Aol -Staff � per -hour. enforced. --'fir. and Mrs. � Stork, o= age limits, without, success so far. I WED`ESDAY, _31AY 5.1 • —nuc- - Belleville, spent a da recently with Of course the Province , and the Dei tion - sale of household furniture -be firs. R. C. Hi was control tha , etc, at Bz„okliii; Ont. the property to Brigh the formers mother, parfinent of gh y _ , Stork, of the Lake Shore. king's High%. ays, and they ar-ue' of 31rs. V4�s. Harvey. Teta s -cash. __ �� Those who were. confined to that -the .restriction -of traffic to 35 � Ted. Jackson, auct.oreer. _ UP , g miles is not in the .best interests I�� 14 �, then Names on account of Navin �,acted the mumps, have recon' of fie Province's- effort to .attract a p con r t�qt i Notice to Creditors -ered, The disease was conf n American Tourists. K,wever, those -- ' pnly a few cases. in the village �:vhose children _ and' In the Estatii'e of G. Luther diddle- ` any good- catches -of suckers older -folk M1j•'.o axons the street at } *on. Deceased. _. _ � _ y have been taken by our fisherman ter- four -corners throurb 50 -to F11 i Persons• `.awing claims against the - n 1 :_� •duritig- the- past week. T='eY are mile and hour traffic, •-"are not so -1 Estate of G. Luther Midd:eton. late -There's !� n ar - i Raid to be very plentiful and they much concerned about Americans i of the Township of Pickering, F ' Staunton it March `L Tth. 'i9 �0, YnIles �► _ . • are of a gnod size and ' quaL y: as they are their oven -lives and- � mer,' sc-ho -chid, {--� .. —On account .- of the war there the' lives of those .who have to 1.ale `notified to Send particulars of • will nbt i e any school fairs in. the cross this street. Human lives firs. !. same to the' undersigned execut- 5eml!•tr�m>�necl American tom-ists last After all ors by June -1st, 1940, after which pxovinee this year 'hhe money that �, �� j j �e - •r Is usually spent on these fairs 'will why should any le*tel= ,ea73ed cal- dwte, the estate will be distritsuted s � _ ll,rf to the claims :.., m a a a rs • - be requirbd for war purposes- driver have to be fQrc ed• by ialy, (.lyavzng regar only James 1: and 3frs. Palmei cel- -,o � canti� while dritiing in any then known to t':ie. Executors, and i• much area.. Could not this -matter � the: Executors will not .l a liable to - - ©C, roll U J ebrated -the _10th anniversary of _ : their v�edding on Tuesday evening akin be taller up with tl-.* Dept. any person of whose claim they Per last by having a family gat_t:eaing of Highways by our 'Trustees and shall not then have notice. and dinner. Twp. Councik Dated this loth day of April. 1940.. _ The students of the Continua- C_ tion School, with the teaching staff TWX)-W-kY ACTION on the Kidneys J �q ilham J. L. Middleton. Wainer MIS �and a few friends •enjoyed one of antiseptic and mvig'orating. Rums- w• Nuddleton, Fred C. Middleton,SIL their social evenings, on Friday of caps attack the cause of Rhevmat- , Executors G. Lather Middle:on Es -ism. Sciatica L---BOYES' ::Isat week. g°` tate, Broug' ham, Ontario.. _ --Thee many_ friends of Mrs. W. DRUGSTORE, Pickering'. ffi Dom regret to hear• of her _ . ,_ —_ — _ - serious illness and confinement to Q _ the ogm va Ifospital, where _ she - • A - . �R Get_ _L W4erwent a surgical operation_ _ ELLO - _hit. C. J. Stevenson, Churc'+ . y qtr., has been aer:oualy ill. during M A R E T past t has, TORONTO _ some improvement during this pre- . sent week.. ■ • .; ( H FMA nt=ber - _ . 'n t - _ -•�A , surprise g Y Iargc . _ _ - ' -"re able to get up 6ne hour earl :Prices . ler on S'urtday morning, and ge' _ } _ _ off t,) church. It was •a besutifu'- . - - • • dor � ..;spring morning, - . -WL. - probabit - Pickering - ■ _made -it eas:er. r_ne large ammint -ofthat_- norther• r rc '�arm had ac^urnulated in, the_ ._ _ . - - - '. _ .. . -part of the LhR-nShiP arrd . in - = . - ridge caused mu ` hn-:iety reeara r _ - EV S E � � -SEEDS, — - Uy t ing a `flood when 'this' snow disapp ® s _ - - - _ - • feared, -but a3 •.`�e Sal, ,r wer:t < .ate- r _.. • - a ;Red Clove • �.-�•,�If very gradually, there, was practic 7_ Art_ _ tC 1 � tin one -day. 3 _ ;Illy 'no ft-�od,, �'!tcP-P ' g.. _.. _ ._ :_ - - Ies which however,' caused no damame. - , • T>l�Qth� � 5wee aver _ _ _ The, worst floods .'aw, have xcci:rr- - aritlerz n 'ed usually token plat' when _ - - - �t; Seeds, i Bulk &Package :.ii' not mach sn x, but '^•'• ' E_ ears ra rdl'= when: the the - - S.Purina B�.Master thick Starter appears P r gg . comes.. . • = —We hear - rumours conEernfn: what hes become aln''st 'an an•i . RF CEIVIN ', aril GRADING 5 l ATION at WHITBY e pion' ~hares to ht nearli' ever3 )nuke of )flaw anal affair, — a. large group of t11: f-'ICKEf�IN -FARMS LTD. agent ler 1'��cCcrmici:•C'eEr rg Fara htctiic�y cru young people., spending the 24th, at Repairs. _^ - 'lliYrsselman's Lake. One y=oung local - -- - Sight and—Day. Phone Whitby, 336 have it. Can Get it. Or n L not made, . man when utteried rega�din Our Motto -- 911b aclivit`es'�n Ilii 2•lt'.,, (bci: '�C�C Ci! F_honq 39:19 minded 4'.iat this «-ould ' i_re `Reif (�) �^ •Cross, .Day "'here) : replied —tea* p _ PICKERIi'�C and all• ;others of i2tS ac'e �rcu l_i _ r, _y �s �-� A A K I W A N I S CLUB w all be on some battle -front before l �... �y long, and he was 'go ng to m?1: : - WE BUILD BETTER BOYS = - the most of it -While he «as_ alive. p ,�, + and would likely .�i) on the._ outi _I �'t �S�n% c� %�� ANNUAL SPECIALS Now! has anyone an answer to that. - —Our local fire company, with {K N . _ C'�ief Art. Mitchell was probably . 11 AHI ' Breakfast Bacdii, 25c.:a: . :.the busiest prgW,iizatiun in the w village over the past week end. 12C. a �• usual numher a spring g_ — AT THE— 'YlillCed .�tC&k, pp -T -he s rm Trips - I -T �N —• - W be 'attended to. p - •OSHAWA . r4 , 'or Liver t. frria 1•acd �... _ �` f that, pur were made on.1. a - L cam,,;;a.y lgst to the_Rnuge_Ym1ex, _ —: _----� rC . field west of this FRIDAY &SATURDAY, MAY 3RD.. & 4TH . S�ew�ng Beef and a pasture • village. EarliEr in the week, �a -trip _ (EVENINGS ONLY) • - 't Jewel g 1 mac. a lh was made to .the Iii cabin, at *7 (� . 1 Dunbarton. Sunday morning fire ,�IZE,S ! C3AMES ! - .FUN ! - Classic Cea+er, -3 i ins, 13c started fit a tractor ont the Ruddy _ _ : _: 6 tin Vm F.axi -farm. , Damage at each of G these' calls alas riot extensive.: On 1940 PONTI7kC CARS ELECTRIC REFRIGER-- '_ _ Monday morning of this week, at ATOP TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH 10.30, from the A. E. Calvert home _ W w _ IR E I Dl .w of t`'re village-, came a calf i Fire had started bbhind- the out.. Useful kitchen utensils to be give; to -each of the first 'Butcher (phoDe 8000). Picherh)g aside walls of the home at cme car- 100 'wives who enter the docrs each evening. _ ... , ner. AH�ut $50 daimaae here. Later : in ele day, another call to a grass Come and help Us in' our under -privileged children's work '; fire west of the village. ADMISStO FREE -