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VOL*-'-L'V1 DICKERING, ONT.e FRID"AT AP11. 9'1937. `a
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•>raf�s�rt,ossat �ratzssDl.
K.d4c4a
DR. H- 0. PEAR801'f—Ph sician
Dnnbarton. "
sed S�aoa. •' !�
IL FORSYTH. Oph. D., Director
tthasfse G of lbs American optomstricil
handguoe. By" esnained by asppoiatmat,
Otos $s" ctse.nust. out:
' lwge&i.
DONALD RUDDY lintrter_
Rsa
, Solicitor. Notary a bkc. Lvio"eyio loan.
Ofilka f«.erhy occupied by tae rite A. is l uu:
ries, snake aio9 of t;ourt Hours. Whitby. lily
MIATON, BELL is ROSS
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Barristori is Solicitors
WILLIAM J, BEATON. K, C.
N. BROOKE BELL, K. C. J. D. F. ROSS
JAMES A WRIGHT
12 ray Street. Tarnow. iufekaide Sue
C0. RICHARDSON A Co.. Barrie.
*fen, Sortaton. Notaries etc.. Suitt 601,
.� Life Baildi 38 Toronto 5t. Toronto.
,TWphoaoe Ad.
1688; Ptckerina Phone 8817 8t!
THOMSCN A McMILLAN—Baarria-
sas. Solicitors. Notaries Public.- OfSee'
tlGosdon House. Pickering, oo'luesday and
listrrday ,►stunts from 190 to o.CO or byy sp
tsem3. Toronto edict. Mc-Krnnom Bldg..
('ION A ANNIE- — �Barriste-s.
_ANT
tars. Notaries Public
GgRVON D. CON ANT .'K, C.
ALL1N F. ANNIS. B. A.. LL. S.
Meer -7 1 2 Simcm St. S.. Oshawa -
GpMew-4aad 6 Kabavaj. and at the Comm
Norse, wbitby, (Mr. Conant) Pboat7 (Whit -
'H BRBBRT T FSLLAISB. D 8..
D.
�. S. GreOuate of tae Rgal Cdisp of
fflobsibsae the I)efvwty elToronto.
szoarcoaddoor soot of ria- Aaag-
wet.riag. ea
ont. once bn
s. fi w.. ce sv eopo+•t inset. � 7
t?�kaee 79
wet 60.
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P08TILl., Lieeased `uedmew..
. for oaeatdso d lark "A oatad►
a- &s
arias d dl hack Mmead On en tisasws
saw.. &afiress arms twee, F. o.. nems
R. HICATON. TO'V NSRIP
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s Clef. Coasefaaoer. Comsiniorr for
salts, A'a�nL.0 Isorsr of
ae �L Waootsst
RICHARD"
A. CARD"
IGBNERAL INSURANCR
- REAL s3TATE
-CONVEYANCING
.An oleic eetabHs6ed ageolay, ready
° . to serve.
n se, P'icL 6000
:.WM. MAW
L,IOBN8BD AUCTIONEER AND
_ VALUATOR
.:Sales conducted Anywherc
Phone or write. Address 614 Dundas
Street, East, -
Whitby. Ontario.
CYRIL E. MORLEY
GENERAL INRURSNOE
]Estee Piekssiag, a"
W RITE S -
Life
Fire
Automobile
Burglary and Accident '
_INSURANCE
New Patterns
In Linoleums, Congo-
leumS' and -Oilolotb are
just in, a' mood range to
oboose from.
Brighten your rooms with`
new - floor cove.riugs thin
Sprilog
SUN -TESTED WALL PAPER
in stock You will find papers i
for every room in the house--
fabric textures, plastic effects
conventional, modern, floral,.
plain, novelty &-SCehic designs
STICK -FAST- DRY PASTE
Soto, Ambulance,. Day or Night
visited their relatives, the Knox
Phone 1300
for economical feeding ,
C. A. STERRITT
.
-Funeral Direotor
Furniture Dealer
Pickering. Ontario
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.NOTICE
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Dtmbarton
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Brock Road
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GREENWOOD)
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St. Paul's Dunbarton. Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Hubbard
•i
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Our tracks pass your way
April' 11th. Sunday School . at 2 p•
have .moved to: the. Jackson- reside:,-
t c
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every day;"
m, Evening Prayer at 3 pm Pres-
ce adjoining the Brock M. Store.
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cher at this service, Rev. E. • G.
Mrs. Tiros. Spearin, yvho has -been
_ .
'WvOD,' CEMENT,
her parents over the holiday. has
returned to he; home in Orillia.
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BAND ' GRA VEL
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Mr, and Mrs. James Ravey have
!chopping .
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and
The Oddfellows are holding a
Euchre and Dance in their hall on
moved to W.- A. Knox's farm north
of Whitby'.
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Momiay, W ednedday and Fridat
`
BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
vitedneaday' April 14th. Come and
_
Among others who have changed
r
have a good time and help a good
residense recently are Mr. and Mrs.
also local cartage work '
cause.
Joseph Cowii m, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
�� r be
pe g
We -have &leolaced in stock a full-
P
_ Brougbalm
Cowan who have moved to the Base
Line, south of Pickering Station.
_ �20 bags - $1.30
¢y
line of Maple Le,>.f Milling
25 bags and over, 6c. per bag
W'tt Feeds. _ .
W. J. Brown and children -visited
Gree�twood
A. We- MITCHELL
the old.home on Friday.
• Mr• Donald 'Beer has ill
-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke spent
A fnli line of cattle and Ms
feeds
Pickering, DIIt.
been
with •mumps the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stotts, of Sank.
Sunday in Toronto. ..
Cecil Walls. is 'visiting with -'his
Pig Concentrate - .this is io -
Office phone 7400 Residence'6520
visited their relatives, the Knox
uncle, Mr. E. Orme'rod, in Canning-
for economical feeding ,
-
family, during the week.
ton.
Pig Starter . for roung,ylss
The Beal Store, Claremont
The Y. P. Union enjoyed a social
evening- at the Malcolm home on
Miss- Elie and --Della Risebor-
- ough and friends of Toronto spent
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PHONE 924
Thursday evening.
Sunday with F. Walls and family.
Poultry F All kinds CbJehm
ttusltees of the school
Mr. and Mrs. Eatock
teft
O. E. A. convention in the city last
aper{ Sunday With her sister, Mrs.
Starter and Growing Mas$
WP wre displaying an attractive
variety of
week.
T. C. Brown -attended a Masonic
Dix, of Little Britain.
Mr. and Mrs. Hortop and daugh-
Bran, and Shorts
-
Aluminum and (iraniteware $tc,
function in the •City )ant Wednesday
ter, of Camilla, and Mr. and Mrs.
Furniture and Fumiture
eveni
gh of Pick
Hugh Miller, and daughter,
Novelties.
Miss Gladys Gannon has been off
erirlg. visited with W. Gee and
Prloes low. in keeping with times,
duty at the hospital with an attack
family.
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The many friends of Mrs. Annie
Wilson
PIgHO• VNiNG
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ADIOS�
Mr- and Mrs. Kenny, of Toronto,
are pleased to ase she is
be home
iCs
were week -end guests of Mr. and
able to again- after spend-
-
AND
A Graduate o! Radio College
Mrs. Bert H.arv�e j.
lag a few weeks in Oahalwts hospit-
,
with
Tke no"M Willson �yof
al' _
All kinds . of. Bepair Work
Up-to-the-minute training-
the iaty visited their reladves here
SuiidapL
- Cherryweod >
7111 Twsibi Guamoke:d
and
on
. Mr. and Mas. L- Matthews visit-
. C. S. MibcDONALD
-$FINEST EQUIPMENT
ed Toronto friends one day last
Will Lightbody is all gins these
1209 CLOSE AVE., 1ORONTO
for
ween:
days" It's a bouncing baby boy.
Phone Lakeside 150?
Gwratatesd Satiafsetioff
Rev: Roland Ferris an,d Mrs. per •
Mr. George Gates and daughter
�W Part of the Easter hoiidac
Orden taken at NEWS. 0111P
A=
- Reasonable Priam
ria, of Landon, called on 8 andwith
Mrs. Hokby on Friday.
Mrs Ivan Law, of Whitby.
_
Z'tebM mad >eaitasios always it at
Miss Hughes was a week -end ,is-
Mr. A. Hod � of AatTowfint?tb
visited with Mr. Wes. Petty. anti
Shingles For Sale
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,H: BOY 4t1LLlfitR.
icor. rPikit her aunt and rustle, B. and
Mrs. Easton,.
faim0y over the end of the week..
•
(fait (iwtvanlaed BLerl
BrouRhata, Ontario
The several school teachers of
A number of our young people
Were entertained on'Saturday even
Bird's Felt 814te Shiagl
tistf Phone 1[ark 1006
our neighbor -hood who have been
ing at the bome of Mr. and Mrs
Also. re-nuMtte+riog twptgy ea6esis.
holyaaybw at their- homes have re-
Walter Fenny, in Toronto.
Lawn muwt-re sharpened.
3D �• '� �+ E R
turned to their work
Those living : in the vicinity of
T. PATERi30N 8 VLA R80110ig -
Rev. John Cocldhwn, of the Dept.
Cherrywood were delights to nee
call a,ttd fret pr•iee�, Phone 2M
�..�
of Evangelism and Social Service
of the United Church, will be the
the road scraper being used after
�D6uraIIee of All Hind$;
speaker at next Sunday's service.-
lengthy rest period.. Another' sur,-
sign of 'spring.
- "'FUEL
Best Rates Available with
The Stuart family of St. C#than
Ines spent several days Inst week
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Security and Service
Stuart'samil brother, Fred
Cassie
Altona
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Builders' Sup�sTiex
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nand y'
The W. M. S. will meet at the
C. Berkey and family !were Sun-
7lddrrss Pbone
home. of Mrs. L- Johnston on April
day visitors with Mrs. 'J. Boadxa�••
at Stoufft-ille.
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BROUGHAM --PICK-516
15th (Thursday). Program by ':D^
The Anniversary Serrves"held i•'
Lumber and Lath--
'
Group. .'Firs. Lenmwn, Convener• .
Word for Roll Call — Call.
the Ch
Christian church on Sunday
,B. Ci ShJugles.
'', Pickering- Millis
The firemen and their *ivies, 24
were well
11 attended.
Mrs.' Linton and family of the
r +
Blue Leal .?
'
in . all, were entertained at the home
city ale visiting with K. and MrF
'-.-Alberta UoaI
Agency for Frost di: Wood
of the Johnston Tamil y on Wednes
day evening. All -report a very en-'
Reesor.
DDID8BLIC CiOlte
Coekshntt Farm Machinery
joyable evening.
The sympathy of the communiv,
is extended to Mrs: F. Johnson in
Cf m en t, •. Lime,. Plaster
Complete • 111^e and .re repairs.
P p
Tfie Wgmen's Institute will meet
at the home of Mrs. Dean Mairs, on ..
her recent 'bereavement
:.Maple Body w0(ld
P y
i
Chopping and Feeds of al]
April 13th, at 2 P. m. Program77
?Fir. Wilmot Yake, of Victoria
Carman spent a few days. with H
Agents, for Lnudy Feaoe
Speaker on "Health." A paper, `LOn
and. Mrs Yake. —
and 1ldeL �.DOhDp
,
:.Finds.
benedicial Recreation." Roll Bail,
Healthful Habit.
Mr. and Mrs. •F: Mackey and son
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4
---Royal .Past F]Oar
r9
—', Hostesses:
had Sunday dinner with H. and
- :. • and
r
Poultry. Feeds, GrowingMrs.
Mrs. Mairs, Mays. W. Bayles and
M. Burk."
Mrs, Siack.
Operations,
Cocksbutt -1wplementak
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Mash L$ In Mash
' j R
Mr. Vic. Shaver, spent several
under the direction of
Mr, Sliver, of Unionville, have be
Secure Priem Before 13s(ylfy
,
weeks touring :`northern Ontario and
gun on the church, for the erection
We carry all makes of Plow Points.
',
Quebec, • travelling by frail, snow-
shoes and plane. Be. brought - back
of a. basement..
WILSON B.R O Sa
Dr N. Lockwood
wo for boat
1Krs. F. Lackey and non, returned
worker the -building bus-
t6 their home in Fraserville after
- i3Ocaat �HiD Ont
PICKERING, ONT.
The DeGeer family, late of Pop-
spenchng a- fete 'days with'Mr. and
'
r
Phone Ddwrk 7200 .
lar Hill have recently moved into
Mrs. B.' Reesor.
; Mr. and Mrs. G. Ridell and Irene
R.. G. CLUMNIN4
the residence. recently purchased by
also Miss M. Ramer, of Sox `Grove '
a
FUNKRAL DIRECTOR
F. • Carter, and • occupied by Colin
'-Radii] and family, who 'have foved
were Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and
U /'v
SPRING
�--
Private Apubtilrtoee
to .the • old homestead', the Madill..'Mr...
fare
]Firs. H. Yalie.
J. Tindall has again - moved
"Lotter
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Day And Night 8erviee
On Friday evening the .Firemen
into his residence here. :Fir.
occupying his farm on the •'3rd , Line
- -'TONIC
z
Phone 900G
put on their annual "last of the
of t'tibndge.
Malvern 5000
season" entertainment. A bit of
Sunday visitors with the B. Ree-
Reg, $1 00
Markham, • Ont•
disappointment was felt when •the
xno-,inf; which to be,
sor family were: Mr. and .Mrs. F:
Lackey; E.
pictures were
shown. by_ Case Co.
31r. Irvine, 113,. and
TUME(EZ
Agricultural
Mrs. A. Wideman and Mr. and
For Your
Implements could not .be shQum on
the
the 25 -cycle electricity here. Several
Mrs. W. Carter.
We coneratulate the 'Goodwood
'
A reliable Herba1�0111C
Oshawa artists gave musical num=
hockey team, of which three of our
good
Driuking Fountains and Feed
bers, instrumental and. vocal. The
boys are members,, in obtaining the
& _._
Troughs made in'our, own shop
following took part in the comic''de-
bate, `°Resolved, that sloppy,•good
aindbreakers at Uxbridge and the
Markham-
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�° >.
-Purifier
a
watches at
Blood
Good quality and moderately
natured wife is ,preferable to a
Services formerly held in the
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priced:
clean, cross .one." Affirmative.. up-
Christian Church here will- be held
SPECIAL
_
a
yster shell and 'mlca rite
�,'
held by 1�oy, •McWhister and Bruce
Ritchie. Negative, Hugh Miller arA
in.the Merinonite Church uistigl 'the
completion of the work been done
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.59C.
Warren Willson, James FhTlep and
on the Christian Church.
;
Also dairy utensils and filter
Manson Ellicott, impersonating the
-, The Women's Institute will meet
pads.
two types The Affirmative won.
A
at the home of Mrs. W. Parker on
$ BOTTLE$ -
y
number of -guessing contests took
Wednesday,. April 14th. -Mohd--Ap-
Fnrn ce •work and. general tin-
place, and a number of fine prizes
ril Shdwers bring May. Flowers."
•��
�,
9mitbing promptly attended to.
aeon. Lloyd Johnston acted as chair-
Annis in
Ron Cal ier8 �f1 the Domin=
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man. -E. was charge of -the-
ion.. aper—"How 4'onfederatiob
dLVIN BUSHBY
contests. At the close dancing Was
enjoyed by the young people for
cam to Canada, by Mrs. W. oar=
t ' h Pond—A Wa liable Homer
E• �. JOl'fea Ph1Y1.B
,
Hardware Phone 46
90
several hours the Clark orchestra
.
ma Cushion Top. Pmgraarl is, in
_
�1<S
PTCRERIN(i
providing the music. Jim Holtby,
I
charge of Group 10, under the lead
Floor Manager.
ership of Mrs. J. Melton.
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'ie
Taking Terry's head roughly In one
hand, the man said, "Open it up. Come
°' &
GOES OVER BIG.
When you take three very delicious
foods such- as coconut, custard and
pie and put• them all together with
capital letters, you'can't help but get
something special such as Coconut
Custard 'Pie. Because each part of
this three-in-onei dessert is a delicious
food in itself, it, is three times as 'teaspoon
good when all are •served to eth4r.
. It certainly goes over big with
on!" and he gave Terry's neck a twist.
river?" the man with the gundemand-
ON THE V.
Terry opened his jaws wide and
e- :ryone from a er tote children
i
►• ►�e
could just see a roll -of cotton wad -
'ding before it -was rammed into his
"I didn't. I just took a chance and.
AMOND _ ,
mouth. He gagged. and the man laugh -
pastry to extend 1 incl-bey8" the
4 I
A-
.got myself in . Dutch all round -be-"
a_ botnd, felt himself going over, and
BY CORTLAND. FITZSIMMONS(ir• ;'
're lucky, sucker. Guys like
"YouhLA#f
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you is better dead. it's a good thing
is on the day's menu, are very genu• .
ivra:+:e:•:*:a:+:+:•:•:•'•'•:+:•:+s:•:❖�e�e�❖ _,:+:•:o-.a:•:+:o;•:•.r.•:o:❖:+::•:m;+:+:•L3
I ain't runni'n' this show." ^
"I'll sa you drd." -
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING tween Larry' Doyle, the Blues' rookie
The •gag was bound in place with a
EA..
INSTALMENTS:shortatopfl ex -Fordham, star, , and
handkerchief taken' from his dresser
'the edge • of the couch . as . he went
It ha• been ten' years. since Pop Whliper because Clark's daughter
' and' he was thankful that it was clean.
Clark wom a United League pennant Frances had shown her preference for
"This is just a little warning to you,
00
with his New York Blues.. The sports _ Larry. Detective Kelly suspects •Doyle
Burke, -'so you'll know we mean buss-
"Like he you' did, You've been fit-
writers, with the exception of Terry until he learns that Larry was talk-
ness. "The man
ous
Burke -of the Star, rve thgm
es and- rummaged around, .finally
and sore.. The cord about: -his wrists
j :chance. He bets $10 on them at 200 th t- f th' m d r' When the
finding & "Don't disturb" sign. "We'll
('��
e ime
to 1- at the restaurant of Tony Mur- Blues are to open in Boston, four of lock you in and hang this outside.
alto ,a gambler, in`the Broadway dis the Boston stars are injured. Sid They'll find you sooner or later."
is trict. In Ahe opening game yvith, Phil-, Stream, Nc' •i ,York gunman,, wrecked One of the men cautiously opened
_ Adelphia, Wbitper,' the visitors star their taxi by Tiring a rite bullet into a the door -and peered out. Terry -could
i pitcher, dies from a^rifle bullet as he tire. Stream is found dead and Terry see him slip oft his mask, but he could
a nearing the home plate. The Blues receives by mail the warning: "Poo- `see only the back of his head. - He
win. There has been Ili feeling be- ple-who know too much die. "When stepped out into the hall and after 'a
�:.._ Dirkin, 'Chicago -star, dyes just- after' moment said the coast was clear. The.
knocking out a homer, and Pietro, the leader and,the second man' with their,
$e sure of
CrL/J
'eftw
pp .9Terry.
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Chicago bat boy, disapepara, it is sus-
petted that Dirkin was poisoned by
handling his favorite baf. Terpy-str ,
seats that it be sought in the Harlem
river; anti that's where it is found.
�lark'sends Doyle to Newark. Threb
masked men, one with' a gun, truss
up. demanding to know -where
I-,:! s .
gets his nws
even'If that is true, how did
"Well; even
you know so . mufh abput ,Qfirkin be
backs to him, took oft their masks
and slipped into the hall also: The
door closed and he heard the lock go-
ins home.'
Terry squirmed in the chair and fin-
ally managed to get his Leet flat on the
floor. 'Then he tried to stand up and
found it an amazingly difficult thing to .
do. After a great deal of eort he
effort
was erect, -but found it very hard to
keep his balance. Hig only chance -of
moving • was to jump. •He tried and
GOES OVER BIG.
When you take three very delicious
foods such- as coconut, custard and
pie and put• them all together with
capital letters, you'can't help but get
something special such as Coconut
Custard 'Pie. Because each part of
this three-in-onei dessert is a delicious
food in itself, it, is three times as 'teaspoon
good when all are •served to eth4r.
. It certainly goes over big with
taste right. when you know this se -
[ret, you will find Coconut t7tlstard
Pie much in demand in'your fouse
hold so be prepared to make ft often ..
and well.
Coconut Custard Pie
4 eggs, slightly- beaten; t/2 cup an
gar, ' teaspoon salt, 3 cups milk, I lL,.
vanilla, 1 cup coconut, pre
miumn shred.
Line a deep 9 -Inch pie pla a wit?
river?" the man with the gundemand-
ore anyone else'," I
ma a'wo or three smallops, a
e- :ryone from a er tote children
rolled 1-8-Inchthick, qj wing
-He, e0441-1beas the whirring, sucking
"I didn't. I just took a chance and.
tottering. With a final effort, he gave
and their expressions of pleasure
'
pastry to extend 1 incl-bey8" the
)
.got myself in . Dutch all round -be-"
a_ botnd, felt himself going over, and
when they find Coconut Custard Pie
edge,_ Fold edge back to form stand
JJ]]
�s lG �
cause o I?."
t;sr-1 valiantly to keep his feet. But
is on the day's menu, are very genu• .
rim: flute with fingers. Combitte in.
-
"I'll sa you drd." -
over he went, 'striking• his head- on
fine., It is one of those desserts which
gredients_ in order giten. Pour into
her work and waited`toP TerryVs•call.
"First, rc t learning to :11ut up
'the edge • of the couch . as . he went
are a delight to behold. It will. not.
Pie shell. Bake in hot oven (4�I1' F-).
and .1 did, t I?"
down'• _
upset young digestions and is good
20 minutes, then decrease $tat to -
NEW ��
"Like he you' did, You've been fit-
When Terry came to; he was stilt
for growing children because there ie
moderate, (350'•F.) and bake: 1fl'to lb
to•tell.him if..I really knew'an}thttrrl`
ling the pape-ra with the stuff. ' The
and sore.. The cord about: -his wrists
real food value and nourishment in
minutes Ionger, or until knife insert•
('��
only reason you haven't been bumped
was -cutting into his flesh. He wrig•
this dessert.
rd comes out clean.
��/
a
off is`.pt:blicitY• We've had enough."
gled, but each molve was an agony.of.
Be sure that your ingredients are
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_ CHAPTER 15
-pain for his head. He could see his
the best nd rticular the coconut.
11 particularly. e o onut.
"' "
Pep Up Fish IIay
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.,What am 1 going to do?" Terry
electric clock on the -desk> rt was
If it is not .fresh and moist, the
'Savor
Fish- makes a tempting p dish.,
IfiaLIFA!C. — \fine hundred sea.
asked. Ive got mY job and that's
twelve -thirty and he had promised to
whole o1 the pie will be villus:
ld the seasoning,: one may attain quite
U6 E. VO AL
getting news, and because I do .it I
call Alice. He tried to move, but
. ed. Fresh, moist, tender coconut cr�n
appetizing effect from the use iq took- ;
have ,you hounding me on one hand'
couldn't bear the pain.
be purchased from your grocer ' "in
-Ing, and .in sauc 'a, of such simple
more butting In from you, understand!.
and the police ori the other` Kelly
At twelve thirty-seven the telephone
-
sealed cartons or tins and' only the
seasoning agents • as prepared must. '
ber, 17SI, according to' Provincial Ar.
thinks I am mixed up, in the murders:
jangled. Ile •thodght'of the thinga he
• freshest -coconut can make the pie'
ard, Worcestershire sauce, ketchup,—
thinks I'm doing it to increase circu-"
bad, read about and seen In. the moo
report witha hetn\ova, Scotia -
otia-texture.
Legislature,
chili;. tabasco, onion and ",veg�tab]e t
you
bake with a. yeast that's always .'
latioti, and you think. I have. inside
• vies. Men loosened their bonds with
stock preparation, while orange and
reliable. full strength and pure.
«►.
dope.. What am I going to. do? Kelly-
bits of stone or broken glass.• They
through
pajam for Rejuvenation
lemon, grapes, pimiento cut's and
gers carried, is now in the Archives
dragged me down to Centre street. in
san'ed ropes and were free.
(Ain't --ou goal' to ask lilm why he
put up dough on the Blues. the eager
_
olives give a' range of flavor posit -
-
the middle of. the night."
The telgphone kept ringing. If. he
1-
With Fem. inine Detpi .
bitities that add any '
leavening power -assured. And it's
"I was coming to that. How did (
routri only roll over, to the door into
-immeasurable"to
fish d h'
vides.th•: fruits of the earth ... and
with Halifax. During the period, combined with .1, little im•t ntatios, -
SO ears Royal .has stood for a little tun torturing Terry. 1Ct8 --B fish day C•ni be inade as tht.ali•l;g as.
Y Lunenburg ships made 236 round
freshness and purity. trips, while Liverpool craft followed :When you- consider how much a N(ironlaii banquet. '
Be sure of appetizing 'Bread. with' 124. time we spend livin;; and sleeping
1 "Halifax itself seems to have done. in pajamas, you'll agree that 'it's
Bake with Royal.. just as im>ort•ll- tu. your scif- C,olci fiuneymoon: 1 newly
little little more than send out an occas' J 1,
• 1 esteem , to appear in smart bed couple have just, iinished a hont-'y
'Send for FREE. Booklet! - sional vEssel to fish, to transport hay togs as in stylish daytime, frocks. moop, spent in a tent, during a blit-
or to carry despatches;" the report
To get uniform re= ' Today's model gives you the be.;t zard, amid snnw-drift at TiEvilde-
sults in bread-bak- L comments,
itis No. Hama stands .H3 AQ/ chance' in the world to put naw lc,;c. wenn ark,
togkeep thesponteThe list further "illustrates the ex- life into your pajama wardrobe:
—'� « ; otaneventerrtpero- amongst gOidtltAj119 tZ'trEtt tent to R'hich prizes of war that had A charming scallop -yoke is re-
rwe. The " oyer been condemned in the. -vice-admiralty
Yeast Bake Book" To make cercaln of rs• - a court were utilized as the nucleus of tom. Yoke an.l sleeves are loose -
pleated in the rounded jacket "bot- ' FROM
GIRL TO WOMANIves instmcdons sults buy seedswith
s or the care of reputstloe— Ryden'I a shipping fleet in the outlying ports ly made for comfort, too. Collar
dough. Send cou- �° �itU\\'I\Ci •iris
penforfreecopyo[ Then youwlll;ecdoubts• before shipbuilding became aniindus- and'front facing are in one piece,
j the book, 4Liviap 23 tented needs at rsasoo- try 'in the province.. further simplifying the sewing, are often sufiet-
tested reef for .. able prices from s firm., etc fmm feu ale u-
temptinR 'reeds, wltha70yaara'repuadon. "It' will be seen from this list that Barbara Bell Patein \o. 1!181 -ll regularities, tient&•
k is available for sizes 14, 1F, lA;
eroicls ea, buns GIalf Coronation c0 prizes or recaptures were sent out ache, backache or
20, 40`and 42. Corresponding K
nervousness. -
�� t• tBU9 MADE -IN- Tow SEED 20081 from Halifax o various ports; chief bust measurements 32, &1, 36, �3' �• _
Y a Witte [Qday for a FREE sop ly In Nova Scotia and the West lit• 40 .and 42: With -short sleeves Pierce s Favorite
w yi CANADA GOODS
oiRyders'latetfandsrestest dies,.but also to Quebec, Newfound -
size 16 (34) requires.4 7=R yards. -
land;
is the
seal hoof to 6•ie, ' Unittusiawltla. land; London,'Glasgow and even- to
39 inches wide: # %egctable" totlic 'is
standard Brands Ltd.._ Old favourites. Practical adviu give Your claughtcr
Madiera' and Azores and Gibraltar. It at such t,mcs Mrs. A. Clnckie of 175 Cxlk
r �tssef Me. do Liberty St. t
Toronto 2, Ont. - Dept. WP 3, P.O. Box 2454, Montreal, should be- noted also -that-the first-' `HOW TO' ORDER PATTERNS urine St... intSu.o
womanhoton.od
Ont.. said: "k'►eta
t stoning into womanhood I ixcame galla r
plea" send sne tke free Roya L Y eas t Orders for Seeds must be sent direct vessel .to leave the province on a Write your name and addre:a
Bake Book- to: --Ryder Ron (1920) Ltd., feed p . and thin had not mach appetite, snffeai
specialists, at. Albans, England. whaling voyage was a prize ship, the plainly, eiving numL-er and size' from headaches, pains in my back waif
f htern wanted. Enclose 20c cramps.' Mother gave mer. Picrcc's far
Nam - brig 'Jenny'• under Stephen Atwood" oP vorile Prescription and I took it until alt
in statnns or coin (coin prpfererd- feminine disturbance was corrected. Seam
Addna , wrap it carefully, and address my appetite improved, I had better aisR.
--- Issue No. 15 — 37 A health fern plant produces and all pain as well as 'the nervous fet
y - your order to Barbara Bell. Room•- disappeared., I tbink. this 'Prescription
7aw„ Prorince About 45;000,000 spores, each cap- 421, 13 West Adelaide" Street,' a splendid medicine for growing girk•'
fig• - i';le of producing a new plant..: Toronto, Ont. New size, tablets so cents, liquid $tAk
you know that the bat would beIn the
the hall;',he might 'be able to make a
Very little imagination is used in
river?" the man with the gundemand-
noise and attract- attention that way_
the average home in the saucing and
ed. - -
-He, e0441-1beas the whirring, sucking
„s
"Use your bean, man! What would
sound of the vacuum cleaner in the
for food should be as enc6tantinglg
you• do with something like that if you
hall. :bathe he could roll over to the
and becomingly garbed as the. maples:
wanted to. get. rid of it? Kelly had
door•
..
e a
me on the mat and I was just wise-
At twlve-thirty. Alice had stopped
prise your family and guests by ser-
cracking Wien: 1 told _nim to took in
her work and waited`toP TerryVs•call.
`vfng them' fist). ' Take two halib t
!)t►
the river.' ` After they found the bat,
At twelve thirty-five she seemed to
Kelly was sure I knowall about Dir-
(To be Continued.)
"and pepper and a little' .worcester• ,
1 b fool enough
k 'eat 1 e—
kin' death. s i I'd
- -
shire. and try them in salad oil:' The
to•tell.him if..I really knew'an}thttrrl`
__ oil _cooklu� Is splendid', for the Halt
"
"You knew tco much. .'Where do.
mar Brought
j --ri.
D
Each cake Of Royal
you get your.dupo?"
"But I've just been telling yeti—I
'rade Boost
bro,A ns to •perfedtion_
'
don't get any dope from anyw hE re.
€oe,, the Sauce, -make a Ilght•test r
-comes sealed -an an
"And, I don't think 'You're that
smart, see?, Come'on, out with it."
--
Port of Halifax — 900 Vessels
of butter and one. tabtespooli" of flout
Should i put the screws oa him,
Called in 1778-1781 Period
_
air-tr ht t ra er
p
-boss" one of thg men asked eagerly.
IfiaLIFA!C. — \fine hundred sea.
•
,.. _
Keep out of this, -the 'icade"r
setas' vessels of all 'descriptions en -
it stays esb ;
growled. "Now, listen, Burke, and flet•
tered the- port. cf Halifax during -the
rika'pnd.abont a ren:sp6afj -cf }vanes
it straight! We won't stand for -any
American War bf Independence per -
j A GOOD loaf of bread
more butting In from you, understand!.
iod. -between July, 1775, and Novem.
IN you
want no hint of Sogginess, no
Maybe you're telling the truth, and
'l
ber, 17SI, according to' Provincial Ar.
the s,^,:.ce. ' Crokin„.thil ,whole .fol
unpleasant "off -taste" or grayish'
ihaybe u tua1
his annual
'tablecl
texture. I•t's important that
ore-rylong. Itlookslike leak
It is,
report witha hetn\ova, Scotia -
otia-texture.
Legislature,
you
bake with a. yeast that's always .'
to us. and it we'll flet .ypu and
the guy who is spilling his st fr. (,et
. -
The o1•iginal list of ships, giving the
Will; ,grape"s, Ace of cr:i>!g, . -'and
reliable. full strength and pure.
me-"'
names of the crews and the passen-
Royal Comes to you Sealed in
Terry nodded
gers carried, is now in the Archives
• individualair-tight wrappefs —,
(Ain't --ou goal' to ask lilm why he
put up dough on the Blues. the eager
here. It was pyblished as part -of -the
anneal report, "for the light it throws
o -n be. used in sn -many ways. Fist
free from contamination, its. full,
henchman asked. "This guy is-givin,
upon Nova Scotian seaborne trade
�I
leavening power -assured. And it's
Yon -the 'run-around. Why don't you
duritfg the middle years -of- the Am.
the only dry yeast' that has this
let me play with his toes?" hp—asked.
'
ericah War of independence. when
t..i•e- is not narrow•t)iiude.d. She pro-
Special protection.
plaintively.
the headquarters of the British army
That's why 7 out of 8' Can=
Terry shivered.
"Remember, -.Burke', `you:re playing
were in New York and Halffax was
the commercial emporium of British_
adtan• housewives. today bake
with- dynamite nd you can never tell
North America."
with Royal when they use a dry
when it will go off. You -know -that,
An analysis of. the list of vessels
yeast. They know they can count
don't you
"Yes."
shows that Lunenburg, Liverpool
'
' on ood results ... the da they'Chester,
g- Y
Terry felt relieved.
"Gag him," the' leader said to tile'
Yarmouth and Barrington
-
..
buy Royal, or months later. For
man, who hall beer so anxious to have
kept up most frequent communications
vides.th•: fruits of the earth ... and
with Halifax. During the period, combined with .1, little im•t ntatios, -
SO ears Royal .has stood for a little tun torturing Terry. 1Ct8 --B fish day C•ni be inade as tht.ali•l;g as.
Y Lunenburg ships made 236 round
freshness and purity. trips, while Liverpool craft followed :When you- consider how much a N(ironlaii banquet. '
Be sure of appetizing 'Bread. with' 124. time we spend livin;; and sleeping
1 "Halifax itself seems to have done. in pajamas, you'll agree that 'it's
Bake with Royal.. just as im>ort•ll- tu. your scif- C,olci fiuneymoon: 1 newly
little little more than send out an occas' J 1,
• 1 esteem , to appear in smart bed couple have just, iinished a hont-'y
'Send for FREE. Booklet! - sional vEssel to fish, to transport hay togs as in stylish daytime, frocks. moop, spent in a tent, during a blit-
or to carry despatches;" the report
To get uniform re= ' Today's model gives you the be.;t zard, amid snnw-drift at TiEvilde-
sults in bread-bak- L comments,
itis No. Hama stands .H3 AQ/ chance' in the world to put naw lc,;c. wenn ark,
togkeep thesponteThe list further "illustrates the ex- life into your pajama wardrobe:
—'� « ; otaneventerrtpero- amongst gOidtltAj119 tZ'trEtt tent to R'hich prizes of war that had A charming scallop -yoke is re-
rwe. The " oyer been condemned in the. -vice-admiralty
Yeast Bake Book" To make cercaln of rs• - a court were utilized as the nucleus of tom. Yoke an.l sleeves are loose -
pleated in the rounded jacket "bot- ' FROM
GIRL TO WOMANIves instmcdons sults buy seedswith
s or the care of reputstloe— Ryden'I a shipping fleet in the outlying ports ly made for comfort, too. Collar
dough. Send cou- �° �itU\\'I\Ci •iris
penforfreecopyo[ Then youwlll;ecdoubts• before shipbuilding became aniindus- and'front facing are in one piece,
j the book, 4Liviap 23 tented needs at rsasoo- try 'in the province.. further simplifying the sewing, are often sufiet-
tested reef for .. able prices from s firm., etc fmm feu ale u-
temptinR 'reeds, wltha70yaara'repuadon. "It' will be seen from this list that Barbara Bell Patein \o. 1!181 -ll regularities, tient&•
k is available for sizes 14, 1F, lA;
eroicls ea, buns GIalf Coronation c0 prizes or recaptures were sent out ache, backache or
20, 40`and 42. Corresponding K
nervousness. -
�� t• tBU9 MADE -IN- Tow SEED 20081 from Halifax o various ports; chief bust measurements 32, &1, 36, �3' �• _
Y a Witte [Qday for a FREE sop ly In Nova Scotia and the West lit• 40 .and 42: With -short sleeves Pierce s Favorite
w yi CANADA GOODS
oiRyders'latetfandsrestest dies,.but also to Quebec, Newfound -
size 16 (34) requires.4 7=R yards. -
land;
is the
seal hoof to 6•ie, ' Unittusiawltla. land; London,'Glasgow and even- to
39 inches wide: # %egctable" totlic 'is
standard Brands Ltd.._ Old favourites. Practical adviu give Your claughtcr
Madiera' and Azores and Gibraltar. It at such t,mcs Mrs. A. Clnckie of 175 Cxlk
r �tssef Me. do Liberty St. t
Toronto 2, Ont. - Dept. WP 3, P.O. Box 2454, Montreal, should be- noted also -that-the first-' `HOW TO' ORDER PATTERNS urine St... intSu.o
womanhoton.od
Ont.. said: "k'►eta
t stoning into womanhood I ixcame galla r
plea" send sne tke free Roya L Y eas t Orders for Seeds must be sent direct vessel .to leave the province on a Write your name and addre:a
Bake Book- to: --Ryder Ron (1920) Ltd., feed p . and thin had not mach appetite, snffeai
specialists, at. Albans, England. whaling voyage was a prize ship, the plainly, eiving numL-er and size' from headaches, pains in my back waif
f htern wanted. Enclose 20c cramps.' Mother gave mer. Picrcc's far
Nam - brig 'Jenny'• under Stephen Atwood" oP vorile Prescription and I took it until alt
in statnns or coin (coin prpfererd- feminine disturbance was corrected. Seam
Addna , wrap it carefully, and address my appetite improved, I had better aisR.
--- Issue No. 15 — 37 A health fern plant produces and all pain as well as 'the nervous fet
y - your order to Barbara Bell. Room•- disappeared., I tbink. this 'Prescription
7aw„ Prorince About 45;000,000 spores, each cap- 421, 13 West Adelaide" Street,' a splendid medicine for growing girk•'
fig• - i';le of producing a new plant..: Toronto, Ont. New size, tablets so cents, liquid $tAk
um er t e sun.
Very little imagination is used in
the average home in the saucing and
,.Serving of flab. Yet garnishing -la quite
a trick, and color has_ its fmiZortance,
_
for food should be as enc6tantinglg
and becomingly garbed as the. maples:
in their Fall costumes, '
..
It you are planning a party, :ur
prise your family and guests by ser-
`vfng them' fist). ' Take two halib t
!)t►
steaks, Dip your steaks in finely sif:
ted bread"crunibs, seasoned with salt
"and pepper and a little' .worcester• ,
shire. and try them in salad oil:' The
__ oil _cooklu� Is splendid', for the Halt
"
does not stick to the frying pan, tilt) S
not • burn or smell, and cooks a. -It
bro,A ns to •perfedtion_
'
€oe,, the Sauce, -make a Ilght•test r
'ed creatn_sauee, using two tablespn:,na
-' r
of butter and one. tabtespooli" of flout
to two cups o: milk,, or. one and. is .
half -cups of mill: and a half •a cup
of crealll Or !va poriled tailk, well sea-
aOftf'ei 'R_itli salt and -pepper and. pap
_
rika'pnd.abont a ren:sp6afj -cf }vanes
tershire sauce, it you wishto be
_11 -11'11c -111111Y fc-d%-e, add .a . can , of
sYtrinipq. cut' them 'fine ,and - add to
the s,^,:.ce. ' Crokin„.thil ,whole .fol
'half an hour, beating it while ccuk-
_
in; with the egn h•.-i+ter oc•c::;;on•
-+►
ally. G:)rnisl 11_; can be ad -dc(! ai
Will; ,grape"s, Ace of cr:i>!g, . -'and
letlioll aro anpe:izing.
ri:•h, it nicely prepared: is A dial
_any .rcok n1q-y be prnild to serve: - It
o -n be. used in sn -many ways. Fist
wish fish, fish with fruit, fish %vitlt
�I
crisp solud, with mushroorls, wv tll os-
-
inns and peppers and sweet herbs. Na-
t..i•e- is not narrow•t)iiude.d. She pro-
:
vides.th•: fruits of the earth ... and
with Halifax. During the period, combined with .1, little im•t ntatios, -
SO ears Royal .has stood for a little tun torturing Terry. 1Ct8 --B fish day C•ni be inade as tht.ali•l;g as.
Y Lunenburg ships made 236 round
freshness and purity. trips, while Liverpool craft followed :When you- consider how much a N(ironlaii banquet. '
Be sure of appetizing 'Bread. with' 124. time we spend livin;; and sleeping
1 "Halifax itself seems to have done. in pajamas, you'll agree that 'it's
Bake with Royal.. just as im>ort•ll- tu. your scif- C,olci fiuneymoon: 1 newly
little little more than send out an occas' J 1,
• 1 esteem , to appear in smart bed couple have just, iinished a hont-'y
'Send for FREE. Booklet! - sional vEssel to fish, to transport hay togs as in stylish daytime, frocks. moop, spent in a tent, during a blit-
or to carry despatches;" the report
To get uniform re= ' Today's model gives you the be.;t zard, amid snnw-drift at TiEvilde-
sults in bread-bak- L comments,
itis No. Hama stands .H3 AQ/ chance' in the world to put naw lc,;c. wenn ark,
togkeep thesponteThe list further "illustrates the ex- life into your pajama wardrobe:
—'� « ; otaneventerrtpero- amongst gOidtltAj119 tZ'trEtt tent to R'hich prizes of war that had A charming scallop -yoke is re-
rwe. The " oyer been condemned in the. -vice-admiralty
Yeast Bake Book" To make cercaln of rs• - a court were utilized as the nucleus of tom. Yoke an.l sleeves are loose -
pleated in the rounded jacket "bot- ' FROM
GIRL TO WOMANIves instmcdons sults buy seedswith
s or the care of reputstloe— Ryden'I a shipping fleet in the outlying ports ly made for comfort, too. Collar
dough. Send cou- �° �itU\\'I\Ci •iris
penforfreecopyo[ Then youwlll;ecdoubts• before shipbuilding became aniindus- and'front facing are in one piece,
j the book, 4Liviap 23 tented needs at rsasoo- try 'in the province.. further simplifying the sewing, are often sufiet-
tested reef for .. able prices from s firm., etc fmm feu ale u-
temptinR 'reeds, wltha70yaara'repuadon. "It' will be seen from this list that Barbara Bell Patein \o. 1!181 -ll regularities, tient&•
k is available for sizes 14, 1F, lA;
eroicls ea, buns GIalf Coronation c0 prizes or recaptures were sent out ache, backache or
20, 40`and 42. Corresponding K
nervousness. -
�� t• tBU9 MADE -IN- Tow SEED 20081 from Halifax o various ports; chief bust measurements 32, &1, 36, �3' �• _
Y a Witte [Qday for a FREE sop ly In Nova Scotia and the West lit• 40 .and 42: With -short sleeves Pierce s Favorite
w yi CANADA GOODS
oiRyders'latetfandsrestest dies,.but also to Quebec, Newfound -
size 16 (34) requires.4 7=R yards. -
land;
is the
seal hoof to 6•ie, ' Unittusiawltla. land; London,'Glasgow and even- to
39 inches wide: # %egctable" totlic 'is
standard Brands Ltd.._ Old favourites. Practical adviu give Your claughtcr
Madiera' and Azores and Gibraltar. It at such t,mcs Mrs. A. Clnckie of 175 Cxlk
r �tssef Me. do Liberty St. t
Toronto 2, Ont. - Dept. WP 3, P.O. Box 2454, Montreal, should be- noted also -that-the first-' `HOW TO' ORDER PATTERNS urine St... intSu.o
womanhoton.od
Ont.. said: "k'►eta
t stoning into womanhood I ixcame galla r
plea" send sne tke free Roya L Y eas t Orders for Seeds must be sent direct vessel .to leave the province on a Write your name and addre:a
Bake Book- to: --Ryder Ron (1920) Ltd., feed p . and thin had not mach appetite, snffeai
specialists, at. Albans, England. whaling voyage was a prize ship, the plainly, eiving numL-er and size' from headaches, pains in my back waif
f htern wanted. Enclose 20c cramps.' Mother gave mer. Picrcc's far
Nam - brig 'Jenny'• under Stephen Atwood" oP vorile Prescription and I took it until alt
in statnns or coin (coin prpfererd- feminine disturbance was corrected. Seam
Addna , wrap it carefully, and address my appetite improved, I had better aisR.
--- Issue No. 15 — 37 A health fern plant produces and all pain as well as 'the nervous fet
y - your order to Barbara Bell. Room•- disappeared., I tbink. this 'Prescription
7aw„ Prorince About 45;000,000 spores, each cap- 421, 13 West Adelaide" Street,' a splendid medicine for growing girk•'
fig• - i';le of producing a new plant..: Toronto, Ont. New size, tablets so cents, liquid $tAk
>,
r
C - - �• F1
.tr
�.e Kissuig Need �-ponsibility as soon as they are able,
a� thus developing sel'•assurance, lead• '
Of Modern Hollis erahip and backbone, and security and
mental health: '
Describing ,the moderu home as, s
Affectien Between Parents, and an area covering fifty miles in any ' =
Parents and Children Is E_::c=- direction, Mrs. B. W. Langworthy,
tial For Mental Health.
-~ President of the National Congress of
P�lrents an,l Teachers of the United a
States, spoke on the home as an in "''�"
TORONTO. _ "it a better to -have ". d
a cold in the head than in the heart. des to national lite at luncheon pre•
, ceding the afternodn session.NVQ neo to get back in th 1
honesty, `
Ion of kissing and a little more dem- cy and hospitality were among cer-
onstration of love in the -home where twin things that, if "not Learned in
Its stalbiiising force is a great, need. early life in the home were never
Dr, H. R. Brillinger of Hamilton, told I + i
the Herne and School Section of .the learned the speaker affirmed. Hospita-
the HO. in an address on "Mental lity should not mean entertaining the
Health and Parent Education. bridge club. twice , a year, but a wel-
In charge of one of the mental come for the child's friends that he
health clinics established by the gov• brings home. - It there isn't enough
food to go' round, say so frankly,
ernmelat in an effort to get at the she advised, and have the children
* cause dt mental -disease in the pro- r
'hare ,what there is equally. Of
vince, fir. Brillinger stated that close courtesy, `she said: "We are so dis•
to 60 per cent. of all mental illness courteous to children that it is a won- I�(►I'
IIs believed to originate, "because of der they ever learn any courtesy. The
bad raesntal habits or unhealthy ways only way, to teach thej . in on a fifty -
of thisdting. Many people meet al• fifty 'basis."
most insuperable life difficulties and
overcome them because the most of
their trental habits are healthy, Oth• �r * •
ers• develop mental illness under rel-
atively slight worry is strain -an To Be Husk �
;" .cause they are `handicapped by an ' - t)
unwieldy load of unhealthy, mental
•Labits, he stated.
Gifted' Child:•en Grow Faster "
FATAL. DO.L'IIT Thii2 the Average a—
To preyent mental' illness. a fc<?ia;
of security, lnterest, and freedom. t0 NEW. YORK. — A genius in . theMAL
•�
develop, were necessary 'tor ' the popular conception, is a hothouse pro- ' --
child, Dr, Brillinger stated, saying duct. Frail, thin, nervous, he never You'll be glad you chose
that to a survey in, clinical -fork, can be .pictured gracefully balancing
he had found that wbIle children _ on skis or at home on -the tennis Canada's Finest Low -Priced Car
usually admit they love their parents, court.
very few, are sure when asked if Relatives pamper- him;' the, public "
their patents love them. The ans:c ei � '- eegards him' as a museum piece. $part Coupe with Opera Seats INTRODUCED .11 YEARS AGO. lar cars on the market Yes, the future -
!L he invariably gets Is that they do But Professor, Harvey W. Zorbaugh, DEPvered at racrory, Oshawa, chi's great General Motors value is is bright for Pontiac ... bright, too,
not know• It is not enough that their who directs the New York University., 'Ont. Govemment games, license. for Pontiac owners. So, we say, keep
physical needs be provided for. They - clinic •for social adjustment of the arks' Ireight addi:;ood. (Price. about LO set new sales tecorda.' Keep
need demaostration of affection, praise gifted, has come to his rescue. •ui+Jecr:o ea„Qe without y� eye on Pontiac1 Public confi• your eyes Da Pontiac. Call in m say
recognittea and encouragement. for Contrary . to the public notion, he - dente is built on the makees repuw demoPontiac dealer's and let a 1937 model -
demotutrate why Pontiac is smoothly
healthy development, he stated. Con- says, the individual with leanings to- " tion and the product's performance 0=� the u curve of the sales
.' damning for its evil effects on the - g p,.Cu,,,
child, parents' ward -genius .is well-rounded and fide. Pontiac has won and maintained the
quarrels, and, threats � ly to 'possess superior physical de-
_ -'chart! Year after year Pontiac has
to leave each other. Securityin dis- 8.� - goodwill of. its buyers for just tbose claimed thousands of new owners, but.
celopment.
cipline was recommended to elimin• Gifted- children; he says, grow fas- reasom! Gradually and inevitably it with the great popularity of the 1937 ,
ate poesibAlty of hatred and "defiance, ter than average. walk earlier, sit• up has gained in the esteem of motorists' model, Pontiae's career is the auto.
"There is nothing ;Doth needs so sooner and are larger than normal. until' today it
one of the most pope modus world hat'really only started.
much, today, as an active 'ititerest Gifted children, he says, walk on a
-
x in healthy realities.- This can .best be the palms 'of their 'hands and soles of
stimulated by success and praise: their feet. like a bear—at an age (�
One of tate Barents' most Important when. other " children 'are crawling CHAS. COOPER Claremont.
functioas Ls to give the child -"enty about on hands and knees.
of success and praise and keep him Not all "bearwalking" children will : ,Assoc. Dealer—J. McGlashan, Dunbarton
busy, allowing him responsibititles in be , geniuses: nor do all genluses ° r
the. family routine and making him
--= ` g •"bear'walk" in infancy. Surveyd made - -` '" --�- •-` - •
feel• a necessary part- of the home,'' by .D • Ales Flydlieka of the Smith,7.
.Dr. BrMinger averred.
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RESPONSIBILITY. IIIPOfiT.1\T` merely shove that ''bearwalkers" are
- 'Many parents, he said; hate -to see,' more likely to _hgve .great mental su
-eir children grew, building . up periority. .
strong epsoiional bottda calculated. to Gifted children not only display 'cipals' meeting ,of the,Qntario Edu. who based his conclusions on. th
keep -the child close to them ala ay s.
mental aptitude along .one lane, but - T ells Result _ eatiottal Association:
There are a host of mental" attests rate higher than average in; all types +. suit of a questionnaire sent to
p of intellectual tests. The spasmodic outcries against
[n our be4pitals today because tl•cy TORONTO. — 'Majority .of par- the general advisahidity of home ents in Toronto: suburban' -area. -lie
.;have developed habits.of.over-clep•:'a' They play amicably with other chil- ents favor teaL4ers assigning home- work do_ not represent the attitude
-dente. By all means, parents should:, 'i';en, often stepping into'•leatlership in work to students, G. a. Evans, York of the big majority of those who said' 88 per cent. of the parents were
encourage their children to take rei3• roup games. Township, told the high school prin- send pupils to school;" said Everts, opposed elimination of homework..
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WITH today's McLaughlin lin•Buick "Special" priced just economy. Finer comfort and surer dependability. ~Along it " ` aaestae
a step above ordinary can, new thousands are buying with the full perfection of features like the Valve -in -Head '
t the fine car of their dreams. They're getting, not only the Engine ... Tiptoe Hydraulic Brakes ... Torque Tube Drive
ear they'vq always wanted, but, things money couldn't buy Knee -Action gliding ride. Sealed Chassis.
double
'before—even in a McLaughlin -Buick, New beauty and' Ride Stabilizers ... and:Fisher No -Draft Ventilation. '
safety In Unisteel ' Turret Top Bodies by Fisher. Power Money never bought more them it does today in McLaugh•pR/C,
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unheard of a few years ego, with almost unbelievable ,-,lin-Buick—and you've got the money it takes) FO
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WHEN YOU ORDER A ° �•"' r c
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:CHAS. COOPER--Claremon
1' Assoc: Dealer -J. McGlashan, Dumbarton
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It needs must be, since she lingers Member Official Radio Service Men's
.,-SATURDAY, APRIL 10th there, Association. BOWMAN & ROW19.
on the property of John Michell —Never forgotten by her friend, 48 ;Phone 5201, PICKS RING WHITBY ONT
Lot 34, Concession 7, Pickering Louise Hetu.,
Dining -room suite, couipleta, China In loving memory o . f - our dear I M'Ot- -Law Motor Sales
Cabinet. Solid oak fall -leaf table, her, Evallne Jackson'who passed w
antique. Hall rack, antique.. Buda- away, April 13th, 1936. Chrysler- Plymouth
e" desk U
2 Small bles. Parlour Not dead is mother. but sleepini, -Just Consider
settee. Victrola. Radlo, and 2 loud- In her Father's home above; Dealer
speakers. Rftking`halr* 3 IAMPB* Rewarded for her 'suffe GOOD USED CARS
When purchasing a bar" or tow,
Couch. 4 Iron bed& and springs. 2 PAmwded for her love.
Dressers. Chest of drawers. Wash. —Ever remembered by her sonfis yod see what you buy before iw GOODYEAR TIRES
stand. Quebec cook stove. lee rely- Archie and Walter* uing your cheque. Then, Why Not WILLARD BATTERIZ6
igerator. Small cupboard. 2 Clothes see the PYRAMID Poultry 'Firm GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
baskets.. Odd dishes. Lawn -mower. for
your BABY CHICKS, from the SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
8 Fire extinguishers. Chemical CREAM Pedigre I e Blood -Tested R. 0.. P. Blood.Teed Give us a trial on a New or a Uabd O
closet. Numerous other articles. Stock. I 24 Hours Towing Service
Sale at 1.30 sharp. ..Terms. Cash We are paying this *eek, The Government Improyod Batch- Gordon J. - Law
A. S. Fanmer. auctioneer. for -Ci picked up by cry at your door for inspection ex -
our trucks. cept Fridays and Sunday#.•Phone 2908
-Notice to CreditorsCreditorsOver Seven Thousands in bands PICKERfING, ONTARIO
ii Special 30C. of satisfied customers
a of Mary
Turner, late of the village of Clare- Hugh G. Michell
mont, in the Township of Pickering- Per lb. Butter Fat
County of Ontario, Widow, Deceas- Mark. 8103
ed.
DAIRY
ALL persons having claims ag-
ainst the estate of -'slary Turner, We pay extra for deliv*
ery�. If unable The Best that scion**
late of tlie Villa'je )f'Clarem'ont, in -'to -deliver'.. phone collect and our BROCK
amd artistry can give.
the Township of Pickering. County truck will call. so"ke
Exarnina+icm
THEATRE
`oW. Dkeiu4d, . who PtAONE 5 2
of Ontario. 'Wid + Quanty = 4atisfacgow
died on ')r about the 25th day of
-\ H. Tu, ov*emb.er. are required v-1 fill C.E
their claims With- the undersigned S yesl* ckOpt
SPOO141W
before the lith day of . April: I437, , ATTENTION, FAKMER Dh000r 31da. Opp, P"
:Friday And S&tvirdty Oshawa
after which date the assets of''the.11.
-GENERAT, REeAllt tvORK -..Aptil 9 and , 10
estate -.,ill be distributed, having re-
gard 6n'lv' t6 *the claim.;; of 'whkh 1 We are Two Show4, at 7 and 9
prep4red to repuLr car
H
s, tractors nrid all farm gwt. Eveui6g 9bow starti at 6:30 Harr Hull
the Administrator shall then have ErueAI
-notice, and the undersigned mill not
be responsible to any person of machiLiery. wteels rebuilt and 41 Garden - Builder and Contractor
whose' claim he.'shall a,�-, then have tire -setting. wood -work and The Bricawork and Stonework
notice. . -1
wood turnine of all kinds. Allah" a Specialty
Dated. at Toronto; Ontario .t this Place your tirder now for
17th day of March. 193L wood' - working and turning. -Witb Architect's Service
Jock Fraser, Claremont. Ont., Ad- Phone or Call MARLENE DIETRICH-
Tun
EL THE CROWN
ministrator --A. E. ROWE CH %,RL94 BOYE. INNS
by his solicitors IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR Roseback Rd. sad Kingston Rd. ');D,.
Beaton. Bell and Rose. Brock Road Storeand Blacksmitb Shop. 4-29 Phone Plek 6U
372 gay Str. Toronto. (Successor to W. H.Jecksoul
1doqa&1*, Tuiiiday and Wedn'sd&y
�O�April It 18 and It Notice to
First Show at 7.0C
0 Lsat Complete Show at 8.20
Babies t' day 'We do Building of all kinds,
.buytrs "Charlie Chan at CARPENTERING,
CEMENTING,
tomorrow -the Race Track"
% LUaodl
MBNW 10V More tan "O.W0 babiftWith'
In Canada gra4wate t4 a
• 60"14 diet of cow's milk 7,
WARNER ULAND ROOFING
and thereby
*very y9or a �- H8LEN WOOD
enter t6 ranks *fconsurnors. Will they us* dairy Fwoduch for KEYE LUKE We so sell Brantford Roofing
only a few years, or for a lifo+ime? That-dopefWs lapon how
good milk seems to them, and how Aoroughly it is sold to them Ma"Tials, Empire Bathroom
Also ,--Eciniptuent, Duro Water
Aided by progressive dairy producers, Bordon secvic& and re-
cl� " develop6d methods for keeping in the final proi"
search ..Systems, Beatty
11 A4 goodness of +Wor;9inal milk. Every dairy famw can
a StabI6 Equipment
bi; proud of his part in this achievem*nf. "Snb` Snowed Under"
an Gth.er Building Material
A+ the some time, Bordon salesmanship has 6p+ before, con—
E-itimates Free
wimers of all ages, fh* story of the benofits of milk. All of this with
-joint effort has. confribtifod much to making milk and dairy Work Guaranteed
producft Carmda's most important foods. -GEORGE BRENT
GENEVTEVE TORIN
�,F. J. PROUSE
GLE1. DA FARRELL
-Plione P.502*
..FRANK McHUGa
a 0 57 1.937 PICKERING. bNTAR1
Fol to Tills
;TMJ GRU=
PURCHASERS OF MILK
*ANUfACTURERS OF MILK PRODUCTS
015TVISUT025 TMNOUGHOUT TME WORLD
Pho n'e' 600 for High -C las" Provisions 3 ov ons at
rZ I—MM MMM end WHITE
R.
NEW FUEL FREEDOM Is
Fuller'sAniber'—
R., & W. Coffee
:, 1 '--rl. co
IF -1 1 2 lb, tin
V As-on17 Dinah- Pan-- Heinz, Soups
cake Flour �:.-18c-Asst.' 2 tins '27c.
Weston's Wafers Javel Water
viii J 2 pkgs., for* -.25c.2 bottles for 13c,
Broken Sodas
.Royat Pastry Flour
85c.
o Case *actors got arnazing 24 lbs.' 2
lbs. for 19c,
afflown" of poww out of any `MINE
'king Fig- Fig Ba
fuel from Nmalce Oil ft SOSO-
I .•Coo s r Biscuits
Vne. Don't fie yourself up to
any spociai.fuei. oet a Case .9c. Per lb. 1 5ce''
or
and burn the fuel that's 060P. 2 lbs. f
set. come in avid tie us,
Sweet and Juicy Lettuce and Celery
"s P,� K �124. �i Vb-,
A✓A."
IF *.11K
,LK
Also Oils and Greases. For further
infoamation consult Sour local dealer. Oranges, doz.,-35c. Each 1 0C. Ap
Dean Hairs,
Brougham J3007H& MURISON
PHONE
Phene Pick 520
The pa ty Or in�n qua ltMg
IMMUNE
Xffb Led �kual rilf
7 She received
se, to
41 094'UO' on Friday, April 16th
I In Memoriam
Taw
mainy beautiful gifts.
Ley. Charlee Howie, of Thorn.,
In loving memory 'of dear
MY
Rad' io Se ryice
insurance co.
z- 4L% per pm; $1,.W paid to Wvanft
bury, will have charge Of the ser-
friend Evaline Jackson, who pass -
-vied with busy tongues, and by the
I
Aiptions to the United Ststaa
_Subac
vice at the Dunbarton United
ed awny April 13th,.1936.
Expert service and re-
WAWANESA INS. 006
Church on Sunday -morning.
and Gt. BA" 4A in advam&
I cannot say, and I will not say that
She is dead; she is just away.
psirs to all makes. Reas-
(map Raise for Farm anil CWdda
-JOHN Prourietor.
ROUSEHOLD FURNITURE
with hild vf
I ta cheery smile ana wave o
the hand,
onable charges. -Work
worm insurance as swubm
.,MURKAR.
.-belonging to
She has wandered to an unknown
,:guaranteed. --
.:guar
Wkwoeft am 46L
Highland Creek
Mrs. Mary Coyne
land,
And leaves us dreaming how very
ARTHUR FIELD
Astonobile
AB [hAs
who has been a valued niqmher of
auction on
fair.
Graduate Radio and Television Institute
PL� 1 A
It needs must be, since she lingers Member Official Radio Service Men's
.,-SATURDAY, APRIL 10th there, Association. BOWMAN & ROW19.
on the property of John Michell —Never forgotten by her friend, 48 ;Phone 5201, PICKS RING WHITBY ONT
Lot 34, Concession 7, Pickering Louise Hetu.,
Dining -room suite, couipleta, China In loving memory o . f - our dear I M'Ot- -Law Motor Sales
Cabinet. Solid oak fall -leaf table, her, Evallne Jackson'who passed w
antique. Hall rack, antique.. Buda- away, April 13th, 1936. Chrysler- Plymouth
e" desk U
2 Small bles. Parlour Not dead is mother. but sleepini, -Just Consider
settee. Victrola. Radlo, and 2 loud- In her Father's home above; Dealer
speakers. Rftking`halr* 3 IAMPB* Rewarded for her 'suffe GOOD USED CARS
When purchasing a bar" or tow,
Couch. 4 Iron bed& and springs. 2 PAmwded for her love.
Dressers. Chest of drawers. Wash. —Ever remembered by her sonfis yod see what you buy before iw GOODYEAR TIRES
stand. Quebec cook stove. lee rely- Archie and Walter* uing your cheque. Then, Why Not WILLARD BATTERIZ6
igerator. Small cupboard. 2 Clothes see the PYRAMID Poultry 'Firm GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
baskets.. Odd dishes. Lawn -mower. for
your BABY CHICKS, from the SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
8 Fire extinguishers. Chemical CREAM Pedigre I e Blood -Tested R. 0.. P. Blood.Teed Give us a trial on a New or a Uabd O
closet. Numerous other articles. Stock. I 24 Hours Towing Service
Sale at 1.30 sharp. ..Terms. Cash We are paying this *eek, The Government Improyod Batch- Gordon J. - Law
A. S. Fanmer. auctioneer. for -Ci picked up by cry at your door for inspection ex -
our trucks. cept Fridays and Sunday#.•Phone 2908
-Notice to CreditorsCreditorsOver Seven Thousands in bands PICKERfING, ONTARIO
ii Special 30C. of satisfied customers
a of Mary
Turner, late of the village of Clare- Hugh G. Michell
mont, in the Township of Pickering- Per lb. Butter Fat
County of Ontario, Widow, Deceas- Mark. 8103
ed.
DAIRY
ALL persons having claims ag-
ainst the estate of -'slary Turner, We pay extra for deliv*
ery�. If unable The Best that scion**
late of tlie Villa'je )f'Clarem'ont, in -'to -deliver'.. phone collect and our BROCK
amd artistry can give.
the Township of Pickering. County truck will call. so"ke
Exarnina+icm
THEATRE
`oW. Dkeiu4d, . who PtAONE 5 2
of Ontario. 'Wid + Quanty = 4atisfacgow
died on ')r about the 25th day of
-\ H. Tu, ov*emb.er. are required v-1 fill C.E
their claims With- the undersigned S yesl* ckOpt
SPOO141W
before the lith day of . April: I437, , ATTENTION, FAKMER Dh000r 31da. Opp, P"
:Friday And S&tvirdty Oshawa
after which date the assets of''the.11.
-GENERAT, REeAllt tvORK -..Aptil 9 and , 10
estate -.,ill be distributed, having re-
gard 6n'lv' t6 *the claim.;; of 'whkh 1 We are Two Show4, at 7 and 9
prep4red to repuLr car
H
s, tractors nrid all farm gwt. Eveui6g 9bow starti at 6:30 Harr Hull
the Administrator shall then have ErueAI
-notice, and the undersigned mill not
be responsible to any person of machiLiery. wteels rebuilt and 41 Garden - Builder and Contractor
whose' claim he.'shall a,�-, then have tire -setting. wood -work and The Bricawork and Stonework
notice. . -1
wood turnine of all kinds. Allah" a Specialty
Dated. at Toronto; Ontario .t this Place your tirder now for
17th day of March. 193L wood' - working and turning. -Witb Architect's Service
Jock Fraser, Claremont. Ont., Ad- Phone or Call MARLENE DIETRICH-
Tun
EL THE CROWN
ministrator --A. E. ROWE CH %,RL94 BOYE. INNS
by his solicitors IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR Roseback Rd. sad Kingston Rd. ');D,.
Beaton. Bell and Rose. Brock Road Storeand Blacksmitb Shop. 4-29 Phone Plek 6U
372 gay Str. Toronto. (Successor to W. H.Jecksoul
1doqa&1*, Tuiiiday and Wedn'sd&y
�O�April It 18 and It Notice to
First Show at 7.0C
0 Lsat Complete Show at 8.20
Babies t' day 'We do Building of all kinds,
.buytrs "Charlie Chan at CARPENTERING,
CEMENTING,
tomorrow -the Race Track"
% LUaodl
MBNW 10V More tan "O.W0 babiftWith'
In Canada gra4wate t4 a
• 60"14 diet of cow's milk 7,
WARNER ULAND ROOFING
and thereby
*very y9or a �- H8LEN WOOD
enter t6 ranks *fconsurnors. Will they us* dairy Fwoduch for KEYE LUKE We so sell Brantford Roofing
only a few years, or for a lifo+ime? That-dopefWs lapon how
good milk seems to them, and how Aoroughly it is sold to them Ma"Tials, Empire Bathroom
Also ,--Eciniptuent, Duro Water
Aided by progressive dairy producers, Bordon secvic& and re-
cl� " develop6d methods for keeping in the final proi"
search ..Systems, Beatty
11 A4 goodness of +Wor;9inal milk. Every dairy famw can
a StabI6 Equipment
bi; proud of his part in this achievem*nf. "Snb` Snowed Under"
an Gth.er Building Material
A+ the some time, Bordon salesmanship has 6p+ before, con—
E-itimates Free
wimers of all ages, fh* story of the benofits of milk. All of this with
-joint effort has. confribtifod much to making milk and dairy Work Guaranteed
producft Carmda's most important foods. -GEORGE BRENT
GENEVTEVE TORIN
�,F. J. PROUSE
GLE1. DA FARRELL
-Plione P.502*
..FRANK McHUGa
a 0 57 1.937 PICKERING. bNTAR1
Fol to Tills
;TMJ GRU=
PURCHASERS OF MILK
*ANUfACTURERS OF MILK PRODUCTS
015TVISUT025 TMNOUGHOUT TME WORLD
Pho n'e' 600 for High -C las" Provisions 3 ov ons at
rZ I—MM MMM end WHITE
R.
NEW FUEL FREEDOM Is
Fuller'sAniber'—
R., & W. Coffee
:, 1 '--rl. co
IF -1 1 2 lb, tin
V As-on17 Dinah- Pan-- Heinz, Soups
cake Flour �:.-18c-Asst.' 2 tins '27c.
Weston's Wafers Javel Water
viii J 2 pkgs., for* -.25c.2 bottles for 13c,
Broken Sodas
.Royat Pastry Flour
85c.
o Case *actors got arnazing 24 lbs.' 2
lbs. for 19c,
afflown" of poww out of any `MINE
'king Fig- Fig Ba
fuel from Nmalce Oil ft SOSO-
I .•Coo s r Biscuits
Vne. Don't fie yourself up to
any spociai.fuei. oet a Case .9c. Per lb. 1 5ce''
or
and burn the fuel that's 060P. 2 lbs. f
set. come in avid tie us,
Sweet and Juicy Lettuce and Celery
"s P,� K �124. �i Vb-,
A✓A."
IF *.11K
,LK
Also Oils and Greases. For further
infoamation consult Sour local dealer. Oranges, doz.,-35c. Each 1 0C. Ap
Dean Hairs,
Brougham J3007H& MURISON
PHONE
Phene Pick 520
The pa ty Or in�n qua ltMg
-Wi•M. S. of the Centennial. United
LChwch, Highland Creek, Proved
just as successful 'an event this ear
&s it has on previous occasions. in
:.the cheerful atmosphere of the
,ebwch basement, nimble fingars
-vied with busy tongues, and by the
•end of the afternoon, four beautif
were reu
-41ily made quiltsdy for
�.*he missionary bale, and four 0th -
.,ors were left to be quilted at an
early date. About fifty eat down to
The long table, laden with delicacies
which would tempt the appetite of
an epicurean. The president, Mrs.
Hodgson, in her gracious mam.er
zead the address and mad#- the pre-
sentation of a Life Membership
�Certificate to. Mrs. Ed.. Knowles,
who has been a valued niqmher of
Centennial Church since her -,Irl-
linod. -.Miss Emily Knowles, in a few
-well-chosen words, thinked the lad-
ad3es
` on behalf of her mother, who is
ill. The press en ni-loor-
the m1nister,.Gln _Burgess, ;Arho for
.,six years, has, by, his never -failing
sympathy and ready, unders-.1indmg,
endeared himself to all Centennial
people. Mr. Burgess his
'expressed
appreciation of the work done by
the W. M.,- S. and urged them .to
-keep up their effort% towards mak
fing the ,world a happier place. All
went home feeling that their" lives
Would be enriched. and ennobled if
they. but followed his Advice.
,of
' :
The regular monthly meeting
-the Senior Branch of the H:ghalnd
Creek Women's Institute was held
at the home of , Mrs. McChesney,
Kingston • Road. That the "plan for
decreasing the cost of Relief Work
wrtight be carried out .. successfully,
the W. I. decided to supplement ,the
jovernment, the members were div-
ided into four groups, each division
to he responsible. for one certain..
"kind of work, vis.'knitted wear,
eint)qng, layettes or 'In quilts. or -
'der to commemorate the coronation,
'..1he W. I. appointed their very effic-
lent -president, Mrs. Wallace, to pre -
amt a resolution from this Branch
'to the Council, asking that a Dental
71napection 'be Riven . public school
children in this township. The mem-
.. ....
-bers felt that there could . be no
amore fitting. memorial than this.
Wallace was appointed to at-
=tend the conference of District
'Virectors at the Parliament Build-
ings for the purpose of making
District Armual U4
plans for the
Fair, and discussing other
nia#ers of interest to. the W. I.
Everyone evinced considerable int -
.141".
:...�erest in the plans for the Euchre
!.,..--and Dance on Monday night, at
.'-which the beautiful afghan,. made
Eby some of 'the: beat knitters of
--_-,the district, is to find an owner.
"At the close of. the ' meeting the
'hostess, assisted by Mrs. Dixon.
-;served lunch.
Dunbartoa
The annual dance of the Duhbair-
"ton Hockey Club tells be held at the
New' Moon, Friday evening, April
26th. Dancing from nine to 1., Billy
]Hole and His Live Wires will supply
the music. Adri-dssi6n 30' cents, W�
]hope to see a good turnout from
A)unbarton.
There will be a meeting of the Y.
3P. at Dunbarton on Monday next,
.'DA we are to meet with Ckerrywood
and Centennial at Cherrywood on
":-Tuesday evening, April 13th.. Any
*wishing -to attend please be at' the
%churck at 7.30 sharp.
We wish to welcome to this com-
Mr. and Mrs. Parker who
acre residing at the Dew Drop Inn.
Dr. and Mrs. -Taylor of London
visited with friends here over the
Mrs. Mackay, we are sorry to
lhiar is not keeping very well.
The monthly meeting of the W.
31. S. will be held 'at the home of
lira McChesney ort Thursday, Ap-
sril
Last call to the C. G. I. T. play
.ma Friday evening folks. Come and
spend a , few - hours with the girL,
and may be learn some new pointers
on housekeeping. The plays: "Pack•
'Ang of the Home Missionary Ba".
-.,W" and "Aunt -Makgie's Will."- Be,
*ween acts, there will be numbers
by the girls.. Admission 25 and V
.cents.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. H
!!Pearce gave a shower for Mise
rhyffia Nicholson, wh6 Is to N
married at the home of her uncle
It needs must be, since she lingers Member Official Radio Service Men's
.,-SATURDAY, APRIL 10th there, Association. BOWMAN & ROW19.
on the property of John Michell —Never forgotten by her friend, 48 ;Phone 5201, PICKS RING WHITBY ONT
Lot 34, Concession 7, Pickering Louise Hetu.,
Dining -room suite, couipleta, China In loving memory o . f - our dear I M'Ot- -Law Motor Sales
Cabinet. Solid oak fall -leaf table, her, Evallne Jackson'who passed w
antique. Hall rack, antique.. Buda- away, April 13th, 1936. Chrysler- Plymouth
e" desk U
2 Small bles. Parlour Not dead is mother. but sleepini, -Just Consider
settee. Victrola. Radlo, and 2 loud- In her Father's home above; Dealer
speakers. Rftking`halr* 3 IAMPB* Rewarded for her 'suffe GOOD USED CARS
When purchasing a bar" or tow,
Couch. 4 Iron bed& and springs. 2 PAmwded for her love.
Dressers. Chest of drawers. Wash. —Ever remembered by her sonfis yod see what you buy before iw GOODYEAR TIRES
stand. Quebec cook stove. lee rely- Archie and Walter* uing your cheque. Then, Why Not WILLARD BATTERIZ6
igerator. Small cupboard. 2 Clothes see the PYRAMID Poultry 'Firm GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
baskets.. Odd dishes. Lawn -mower. for
your BABY CHICKS, from the SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
8 Fire extinguishers. Chemical CREAM Pedigre I e Blood -Tested R. 0.. P. Blood.Teed Give us a trial on a New or a Uabd O
closet. Numerous other articles. Stock. I 24 Hours Towing Service
Sale at 1.30 sharp. ..Terms. Cash We are paying this *eek, The Government Improyod Batch- Gordon J. - Law
A. S. Fanmer. auctioneer. for -Ci picked up by cry at your door for inspection ex -
our trucks. cept Fridays and Sunday#.•Phone 2908
-Notice to CreditorsCreditorsOver Seven Thousands in bands PICKERfING, ONTARIO
ii Special 30C. of satisfied customers
a of Mary
Turner, late of the village of Clare- Hugh G. Michell
mont, in the Township of Pickering- Per lb. Butter Fat
County of Ontario, Widow, Deceas- Mark. 8103
ed.
DAIRY
ALL persons having claims ag-
ainst the estate of -'slary Turner, We pay extra for deliv*
ery�. If unable The Best that scion**
late of tlie Villa'je )f'Clarem'ont, in -'to -deliver'.. phone collect and our BROCK
amd artistry can give.
the Township of Pickering. County truck will call. so"ke
Exarnina+icm
THEATRE
`oW. Dkeiu4d, . who PtAONE 5 2
of Ontario. 'Wid + Quanty = 4atisfacgow
died on ')r about the 25th day of
-\ H. Tu, ov*emb.er. are required v-1 fill C.E
their claims With- the undersigned S yesl* ckOpt
SPOO141W
before the lith day of . April: I437, , ATTENTION, FAKMER Dh000r 31da. Opp, P"
:Friday And S&tvirdty Oshawa
after which date the assets of''the.11.
-GENERAT, REeAllt tvORK -..Aptil 9 and , 10
estate -.,ill be distributed, having re-
gard 6n'lv' t6 *the claim.;; of 'whkh 1 We are Two Show4, at 7 and 9
prep4red to repuLr car
H
s, tractors nrid all farm gwt. Eveui6g 9bow starti at 6:30 Harr Hull
the Administrator shall then have ErueAI
-notice, and the undersigned mill not
be responsible to any person of machiLiery. wteels rebuilt and 41 Garden - Builder and Contractor
whose' claim he.'shall a,�-, then have tire -setting. wood -work and The Bricawork and Stonework
notice. . -1
wood turnine of all kinds. Allah" a Specialty
Dated. at Toronto; Ontario .t this Place your tirder now for
17th day of March. 193L wood' - working and turning. -Witb Architect's Service
Jock Fraser, Claremont. Ont., Ad- Phone or Call MARLENE DIETRICH-
Tun
EL THE CROWN
ministrator --A. E. ROWE CH %,RL94 BOYE. INNS
by his solicitors IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR Roseback Rd. sad Kingston Rd. ');D,.
Beaton. Bell and Rose. Brock Road Storeand Blacksmitb Shop. 4-29 Phone Plek 6U
372 gay Str. Toronto. (Successor to W. H.Jecksoul
1doqa&1*, Tuiiiday and Wedn'sd&y
�O�April It 18 and It Notice to
First Show at 7.0C
0 Lsat Complete Show at 8.20
Babies t' day 'We do Building of all kinds,
.buytrs "Charlie Chan at CARPENTERING,
CEMENTING,
tomorrow -the Race Track"
% LUaodl
MBNW 10V More tan "O.W0 babiftWith'
In Canada gra4wate t4 a
• 60"14 diet of cow's milk 7,
WARNER ULAND ROOFING
and thereby
*very y9or a �- H8LEN WOOD
enter t6 ranks *fconsurnors. Will they us* dairy Fwoduch for KEYE LUKE We so sell Brantford Roofing
only a few years, or for a lifo+ime? That-dopefWs lapon how
good milk seems to them, and how Aoroughly it is sold to them Ma"Tials, Empire Bathroom
Also ,--Eciniptuent, Duro Water
Aided by progressive dairy producers, Bordon secvic& and re-
cl� " develop6d methods for keeping in the final proi"
search ..Systems, Beatty
11 A4 goodness of +Wor;9inal milk. Every dairy famw can
a StabI6 Equipment
bi; proud of his part in this achievem*nf. "Snb` Snowed Under"
an Gth.er Building Material
A+ the some time, Bordon salesmanship has 6p+ before, con—
E-itimates Free
wimers of all ages, fh* story of the benofits of milk. All of this with
-joint effort has. confribtifod much to making milk and dairy Work Guaranteed
producft Carmda's most important foods. -GEORGE BRENT
GENEVTEVE TORIN
�,F. J. PROUSE
GLE1. DA FARRELL
-Plione P.502*
..FRANK McHUGa
a 0 57 1.937 PICKERING. bNTAR1
Fol to Tills
;TMJ GRU=
PURCHASERS OF MILK
*ANUfACTURERS OF MILK PRODUCTS
015TVISUT025 TMNOUGHOUT TME WORLD
Pho n'e' 600 for High -C las" Provisions 3 ov ons at
rZ I—MM MMM end WHITE
R.
NEW FUEL FREEDOM Is
Fuller'sAniber'—
R., & W. Coffee
:, 1 '--rl. co
IF -1 1 2 lb, tin
V As-on17 Dinah- Pan-- Heinz, Soups
cake Flour �:.-18c-Asst.' 2 tins '27c.
Weston's Wafers Javel Water
viii J 2 pkgs., for* -.25c.2 bottles for 13c,
Broken Sodas
.Royat Pastry Flour
85c.
o Case *actors got arnazing 24 lbs.' 2
lbs. for 19c,
afflown" of poww out of any `MINE
'king Fig- Fig Ba
fuel from Nmalce Oil ft SOSO-
I .•Coo s r Biscuits
Vne. Don't fie yourself up to
any spociai.fuei. oet a Case .9c. Per lb. 1 5ce''
or
and burn the fuel that's 060P. 2 lbs. f
set. come in avid tie us,
Sweet and Juicy Lettuce and Celery
"s P,� K �124. �i Vb-,
A✓A."
IF *.11K
,LK
Also Oils and Greases. For further
infoamation consult Sour local dealer. Oranges, doz.,-35c. Each 1 0C. Ap
Dean Hairs,
Brougham J3007H& MURISON
PHONE
Phene Pick 520
Hear the play, "Girl Shy" tonight
in the Comimunity Hall.
Mss. Joseph Bvans in not so
well lately.
Mrs. Duncan Morgan is able to
-be out agadn atter bar long illness.
Mrs.. Fred Pugh is on the sick
list at present.
.�, A group of seven young, people
-were receiveinto membershiD in
the United Church on Sunday last.
Miss Laura Ormerod, of Canning -
ton, spent a week with relatives
here.
Master Dick Ward spent the Eas-
ter' holidays with relatives in Bal-
Master Roy McLeod, spent the
Easter holidays with friends .in Rich
0- .mond Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and E.
Gleeson, spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
Mr. cad. Mrs. Wilker spent the
Easter vacation - with relatives
her%
The County's new power grader
has affected a wonderful improve-
raent in the Brock Rd. during the
past week. Hardly- know it was the
acme rough Brock Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Caskey, of
Metcalf, spent a couple of days
last week with Mr. and, Mrs. Kil-
patrick.
Mr. Fred Hardy , is able to be
down down in tawn again, much
improved in health.
Born, on Friday, March 30th, 1937
to blur. and '.firs. Frank Carson, at
Briarbush Hospital, 5touffville, a.
.-son.
The C. G. I. T. of the . United
Church are holdhig their concert on
-Apri3 23rd, in the Hall.
M'ss Helen Glover spent a few
day, in \orwood last week, return-
iaq on Saturday.
11r. • How-, returned to the West
last week after having spent some
ew dA -s here following the death
.<�!'r his mother, the late Mrs. P. J..
.... .'... -. ..[:071'.
`_ _ Thonas,aiid Miss Margaret Grah-
ani have mored into the Harriett,
Walker residence- Miss Walker As
now living in .Uxbridge with relat-
$res.
Mrs. Conner is altering the in-
! tenor of her store, in. ps^.paration
- . for the opening of a grocery di%
fon.
Mr.' and Mrs. James Coates and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Found visited
Mr. and Mrs T. Paterson, at Brook
lin on Sunday. Mr. Paterson is still
suffering considerable pain in his
'- 7 Band. This may, however, be expect-
ed in the process of healing and re -'I
covery, wbkh we trust will not be
- long.
Rev. Dr. John Cockburn, of the
- of Eisai and Social
t; Evange
D'ep
♦ -- - Ser%ice, will address both services
in the United Churck, on Sunday
next- At the' dose of the evening
service, , a Fireside Hor, sponsor-
ed
ed by the C. G. I. T. will be held
-for the Young People, at which
Dr. Cockburn., will speak on "Life
Problems". The Young People of
Brougham and the Baptist Church
are invited
Floyd Coates reports a very' un-
ostial accident on their farm on Fri -
last, rwhen a two-year old horse
went through the boards., covering
ori unused well. The horse had not
gone into the *ell very far, it's head
lnot going below the surface Out
„practically the whole of'a day was
spent with the aid of a tractor,
and tackle in extricating the horse,
_ which was not accompll�hed ' till
same, time Saturday. Internal injur-
ies had caused the death of the
anmat before it was biought out.
- --Notice to Creditors
�Tn the matter of the Estate of the
Late George Cowan, late of the
City of Toronto, and the Township
of Pickering, geatl0nu Deceased..
ALL persons having claims ag-
-•alnst the estate of George Cowan,
late of the Tslwnship of Pickering,
County of Ontario, gentleman, dec-
eased, are , required to file their
clahna with the undersigned before
April 15th, 1937, with the Executors
after wkicii date the assets of the
estate will be distributed, having
-regard only to the claims of which
' Ahe Executors shall tfien have had
notice, and the tmdexsigned will not
-be responsible' to any person of
*whose claim they shall not then
-have notice.
-Dated at Toronto, this 30th ' day of
March, 1937.
N. E. Cowan and John Cowan, 414
' Canada Permanent Building, Toron-
to. Executors.
:Watch your throat
chest colds, coughs. and tonsils. Take
no risk Apply SYBILLA SPAHR'S
Remedy. It's speedier, surer and
SAFER- Good results or money back
Jesus' Drag Store Pickering
Notice to Creditors '
.- RADIO SERVICE.'Special Price "Farr's Elevator
In the matter of the Estate of
Georse'ihrner, late of the Pillage Fatly Equipped for Guaranteed Weef On do CHOPPING MILL
of Claremont, is the Township of ataVulcan Motor Oil CLAREMONT, ONT. aw
Pickering, County of Ontario Et.- Reasonable per . Charge$9eal. Office, Clara 3805 Rea. !Ji
quire, Deceased. 'lubes and Batteries on Huai p g
ALL persons having claims ag Tuba Isatr lhrre 5 gal, or over, 750 per gal.
ainst the estate of George Turner, Autolene, 86C, per gal. in -We have a car of eats coming it
late of the Village of Claremont,AA3g
in PAUL WILWN SAL
"s
Township ,of Pickering, County P110016 Clam 618 6 gal lots. the last of this week testing g!<.k
died on or about the 24th day of ,
ALF S PLACE . Esbez County.
April, 1935, are required to file f ,
their claims with the undersigned Farm Mac' h i n e ry All kinds of dairy and poultry fejt
before the 17th day of April, 1937, CLAREM0I�T, ONT.
after which date the assets of the Frost and Wood, Cockshutt,' De Lar-
estate will be distributed, having re- al, Pear People Ltd. nom ice` 2291dl
Bard only to the claims of which New Cockshutt, Gear Shift, Oil d E.L 9IZE$
the Administrator shall then have Gran and Fertilizer Drills -Madeline Of
notice, and the undersigned will 6•ft. Deering Binder *T*♦♦*T *t * 1
not be responsible to any person 6 -;ft. Massey Binder Beauty
Of whose claim he shall then have
3 -in Roller Bearing Grinder
notice. Salon SCR1�S
Dated, at Toronto, thio 17th day of 8 -In. Fleury Grinder $F.
March, 1837. Moffatt Steel Range High ooan. Rua HAIR CQtTING, 1 I •
N 9T00$
lowd
Jock Fraser, Claremont, Ont. Ad- Turnip near new SHAMPOOING,
�
ministrabor. lt'INGERIi�I[, . �'1><pper Plates
•
by his solicitors, W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood, = MARCELLING
Beaton, Bell sad Ross, PRoNS Pica; 2314 _ .410 Specialize• -Hot Oil Treatment Sharpened
'01100-301 *J)S daft ZLE and Permanent wave SAGH A RD WAR$
so
Reanable Priv � MARKHAM; ONT. sol i
MRS. M. MUNDELL IES
Phone I"JLAREMONT
SEEDS _
�ry 1 t f'+ 1
l to tAAt'1- A t1n T A rm - c� _ �P - A c orf
Get Our PricesU_i�1t/[��L�,='
- zlhe King's ui9 Caug
SAFE *DIRECT- ECONOMICAL
HARNESS CHANGE OF TIME TABLE
- Effective, Sur:da�. Sent. 2;th, 29'36 '
LEAVE PICKERING
_Now is the iime io equip -yourself with repairs, or a :
, � t
chaff thou eat all the days of. thy The Richest .Rural Potato - Tasting
life," The serpentis allowed no trial.
=' This is not Satan's initial sin. This c— �� TT cc • �%iaC%tine Inventer�UNDAY sentence has a literal application to SGh�01 Area In 4J.J.� _
•
CHO
• _ •_ _ _ the serpent, The curse of the ser- -
pent lies in a more grovelling nature '`
thna that of the other land animals. �'ICTORI A. — E. R. Bew�ell, lora!
E S S O N This appears in its going on its bel- NEW LONDON, Texas. -Residents potato inspector, is credited today
1 and its eating the with the invention of a "tasting"
y g dust. of the New London school district
"And I will put enmity between machine -whereby the quality of po-
_have prided themselves for years on tatoes con' be determined before
thee and the woman, and between the fact that they live in the most they are eaten.' The machine is1►
LESSON 11. thy seed and her seed: he shall bruise . and w
ad -just indulge:!. t y head, and thou shalt bruise his school area in the nation, 'a situation flotation or the s y
` The Sin of, Adam and Eve There was every reason in the world heel.' This is the first "promise and created by the forest of oil derricks specific gravity
Genesis 3: 1-4: 26 why Eve should not -have yielded to prophecy of Christ in the Scriptures covering their hills and valleys, test; -according to Dr. William New -
Printed Text—Genesis 3:. I—IS this temptation. She was not bound. ton, head of the Dominion Labora-
b and, as Dr. A. T. Pierson well said: But another product of this rich oil tory of Plant Pathology
;Golden Text—The soul that sinneth, y any previous habits of indulg- As the oak is germinating in the field, natural gas,, brought stunning
it shall die.—Ezekiel 18: 4. ence. God had distinctly given her stern, and the eagle in the egg, all Ten pounds of potatoes are hung
tragedy in the opinion of W. C. Shaw, -in- a -wire basket beneath a tin can
a command not to do what she did subsequent Messianic prophecies of school superintendent. Shaw, recov' float with an indicator attached to •
,.:TELE LESSON IN ITS SETTING do. God had given her a commar:d the Old Testament are here in germ. .. erigg from injuries to head and arms.
Time.—We do not know when the for life. The temptation came There is eacredly added, in the whole said he believed an accumulation o. the top. The: %hole -thing -is immersed
through an . animal beneath her,, not afterglow of such prophecy,..one idea in water and a' reading , taken from
temptation of our first parents took through an angel above. her, and, that Is absolutely ,new, other pre- gas in the walls and beneath the the, indicator. This readixig deter- -
place. The date commonly given s building cause the explosion at the mines the amount of dr matter in
finally, there was not the slightest dictions growing out of and expand, school recent! y
about 4000 B.C. All we know s prediction. y' the potatoes. Dr. Newton said his
that there were no hur>z&n ' people threat on the !fart of Satan to force ing this germinal
A p' her into this sin. .•,, The tiny town of New Londoh was department had discovered throuc•h
before Adam and Eve slid ail man- -The violence of sorrow- is not at. born of feverish oil activity in 1930• research that the quality of the no -
kind on earth today descends from And the eyes of them' both were 31.
them, opened.." Thus far the promise the first to be striven withal; being, tato depended on the dry matter in,
Place.—The Garden of Eden, the of Satan was kept, but never did. like a mighty beast, sooner tamed Leasing drew hundreds to the area. it, the more airy matter the better'
exact location of whic�b i not Eve dream that the. consequences of with following than overthrown by Most inhabitants were in a camp for the quality.
known. her sin would be what she now dis- withstanding.—Sir P. Sidney. its emplOees.. Because it was a short Dewell's invention could. be used
" covered *them to be. distance from a hamlet called London, commercially in warehouses and es=
Now the serpent was more subtle -' �,
than any beast of the field which "And they knew that they were
FILLERS—WILLard Apr 1st ..:F now termed did London" the citizens tablishments where potatoes were
Jehovah God had made." —That naked;.,and they sewed fig -leaves to- The Woolsack on which the Lord decided to call it New London. distributed, Dr. Newton said.
more than the ser ent was Chancellor sits in the House of Lords
p present gether, and made' for themselves !t is not incorporated. The town of
a ro ." is actually a square bag of wool cov- approximately 2,000 inhabitants is lo -
:reasoning
suggested by the speech and the P n� —A sense of shame, a eon -
:reasoning powers displayed, but it . sciousnes of., guilt now possessed ered with red cloth. Gated ''4 mil" west of Tyler and Clyde Moore says it is a long time
is rendered certain by a comparison our first parents,' who, up to .this about 69 miles from the Louisiana her- since he has heard' of a girl marrv-
of Rev. 12: 9 and 20: 2, where the' day, new no :ng u- innocence. i. heel had an unusually ing a man to reform him. bin^::e
serpent is identified._ -with Satan __ _Thgy_hAd_ boxes 'as container -. - s ecause it Isnt the men w:u�
at Satan was the real tempter ,a . personal guilt, of 'broken law whi�h and other confectionery were first the counfrysida Buses
bring In rural need .the reforming now.—Detroit
additionally assured by John 8: 4•t; was never to leave the human heart, . introduced in 1868. students.- Free Press.
S Cor. 11: 3; 1 Tim. 2: 14; I John and never will until, the redeemed - -
3: 8. ones of dod' are in for
Y.
8 Y
"And he'said unto the woman." "And they' heard the voice -of
:---The tempter addresses the woman Jehovah God walking in the garden
as the more ,susceptible and' un. -in the cool of the day: and the man
guarded of the two creatures he and his wife -bid themselves 'froo-,n NOW
would betray. Undoubtedlq, the' -the presence of Jehovah God among
Woman was alone, and, ' while the the trees of the garden." —The ' x
point need- not be stressed, it is Voice of the Lord which they heard
when we are alone that temptation in the garden was either "the noise '
..most powerfully assails .us. of his foosteps (cf. Lev, 26 12';
"Yea, .bath God said, Y�hall not' Deut- 23: 14.; 2 Sam. 5: 24 )'; or
?" _-
0
- ®at of any tree of, the garden?" the thunder that accompanied his. -
Satan begins his temptation; and approach (cf. Ex. 9: _23; Job 37:
_this should be most carefully noticed 4, 5'; Psalm 29: 3,.9:); for thg sound -
by attacking the word of God. of his voice, as Calvin - and others
"And the , woman said unto the think; or, probably, all four." And `t
serpent, Of the fruit of the trees Eve hid themselves between the
of the garden we may eat. But of trees ' of- the garden, because they.
the fruit of the tree which is in the knew they were guilty of sin and had -� _
r liiE TWICE _
midst of the garden. G.oi1. hath said, _ :disobeyed God. _ who tivas_ now..a;r
Ye shall not eat .of it, neither shill proaching them.
Ye touch it, lest ye die."—To begin "And Jehovah .God -called unto B - LJ .lf1V tAu
with, the woman made a great mis- .the man,. and said unto hien. Where
h\✓ l�jvl
1 take is arguing with Satan. She art thou T' This is one of the sad- v"
should have deliberately demanded lest and, yet most precious verses
that he leave her presence—Be sub- in' the Bible. - It is the first question - 1
ever asked 'b
feet, therefore,' Into GodL but re- y God in the.. Holy
sist, the devil, and he will flee from Scriptures, and it was asked, not -- _
�rou. (James 4: 7): As soon, as we .that God dict not know- where his
begin to argue with Satan about the sinning creatures -were, but that he `�� �•c
'word of -God, we shall .be compro-.- might get them to confe, aHere
lnising -with the sin into which te.. they -were. `
!ovould lead us. "And- he said, I heard tby ,voice
"Ana the serpent said, unto the in the garden, and 'I was afraid."= I _
woman, Ye shall not surely. 'die."— This is the first occurrence of the 1
This is the. first iib told in human word "fear" in the Flible. It will be r
u
r R .fon again -and histo other. were son o follow. d -a again as human ht. 8,
> o t fo to ag
',Phis denial sounds as strong as :po, - tory. is recorded. But the voice
IBMI -�
aible: the brevity and completeness from heaven,• often through. ange:a,,
of the expression make the contra- and, ultimately, through the Lori! x
.diction absolute. Jesus Christ, i; 'fear not', g
� prevrdin„
"For God doth know that in the than aceeptz f':ul': gracious redemp-
!! day yo eat thereof, then your eyes tion.
�-4hall be -opened, and'ye shall b6'ns'"Because 1'%as,naked;.and ]'hid
God, knowing good and evil," — myself."'—Sad it is to note that -- ,
Satan her appeals,- to the . worhan's man's first word to God, as far as I `
pride,' and, at the' same time, .leads- the divine record goes, was • a lie. -'
her to almost hate God, for having Man did not, hicje hmiself , because. - t Tlcice the beauty . . w7th glorified "Body by
as he, would insist,- cheated . her.'of- he. was nakefl. for he was created Pl her" style. Smart and distinguished, from new �
life's highest privileges. Satan.prom- naked, acid often before this he had I I ' °I I y' I I I "diamond" radiator grille to the -capacious built-in
ised her two things if she would cat -fellowship with God and never had trunk at. rear.
of this tree: that her eyes should he thought 'of hiding: Furthermore, in 1 %0.11 .Twice the safety". with -Unisteel-construction
opened, and that she would. be os tliii case, he t:as not naked, for he v
A hr — sides, t
�. t an pout steel s des steel floor, steel' cowl steel:
Ij
-God, in that she would know go ;d had devised for himself a covering i I I ' 'Turret Top—and Safety Glass in every window. ,
and- evil.- Satan himself had falteii to hide' 'his nakedness. -The truth - .
from his high place in heaven be- was that 'he hid himself because he _ ic•ice.the comfort . with wider seats, flat floors, ..
cause he attempted to be God. had sinned, and was afraid of God,'improved visibility, new spacious room all ways,
f
cod d Fisher
-full in elation against eat and 1 an
Iva. 14: 12=14 • L ' but he would nn� acknowled a '►t, s, g ,h .
,
The'ss. 2'' 4
g t
'And when the "woman' saw that ' And he said, 't� ho told thee that ; . fie -Draft Ventilation, of course.
the tree- was good for food, and thou wast naked? Hast thou eaten -
s "Bo Fisher" in
that it, was a delight to the ey.41s, of the tree, whereof 1 'commanded pr
Only Chevrolet his dies by Fi the
..: I
and that the tree was to be desired thee that ,thou shouldest not eat?", owest pric A no other car 'ted so low
e field And r c n
to make: one wise,"—St. John Thus God at once points to Adam to �, FAMSmoan aR ing for
gives you all these other matchless advantages:
speaks of "the lust of the flesh, and the true cause of his nakedness and�> ` smarter streamlining. A yalve•in-Head'Economy engine ... Knee -Action
- tksv lust of the eyes,, and the vain- intimates God's c.rognizance of, hi s�� steeisheet of l`c pus unequalled gliding ride (in Master De.Luxe Model's) ...and
glory ,of• life".(1 Jahn 2: 16). Tile transgression., - r ,' protection overhead Perfected Hydraulic Brakes. You get the most for _
first is here' to be found in the "And the man said, 'lhe woman BIGGER' ROOMIER ; your money when you choose a Chevrolet. Ask us
phrase,"good�or_fsod"'--t}�e-s upon --thou gave o e. wi me, tNTERldrts . • Take about the 'low monthly payments on the General
i - '' 7a tape measure with you_-
-- -
in the phrase, ''a delight to the she gave me of the tree, and I did and actually check the r motors Instalment Plan.
eyes"; and the last in the prase "to eat." It is cowardlyof Adam to at- extra inches of space i,
p' , EVERY CONVENIo ear THERE'S NO DELAY WHEN YOU
`Zf-e"s`l%d to 'make one 'wise.` tempt to blame Eve for his fall, as — o ENCE Complete T ORDER A NEW CHEVROLET w
Christ's three -fold temptation in the if Eve's vin him of the fruit of ` instrument panel and a
p giving Muter 2-patnnger BuJinerr Conpa delivered at .
3 convenient ace! com-
Wilderness ing olced these three ele- the tree was any reason why Adam - s partment. py other • factory, Osharua. Government taxer, licerue and
attractive a.745 freight adds Tonal. (Price subject to change `
menta. should have partaken of it. ppoistmen•s without not;ca)
"She took of the, fruit thereof, "And Jehovah God said.unto'the
i
and 'did eat."— She did this deed. woman, What is this thou hast
Satan did not do it for her, the tree done?'And the woman said, The ser- -
4 did rrot do it, the garden did not pent beguiled me,. and I did' eat." -
do•it, her environment -and circum. Let particular attention be paid to.
stances did not do it, and God did 'what the w"oinan said regarding her -
not do it. It was surely not 'her sin: The serpent beguiled me. Liter- _
heredity that led her to do this ally this word means deceived, and
deed. This deed was her own per- clearly .indicates that Eve knew she - - . for e c o n o m i c a l t r:a n s p or t a t ion -
bonal, willful, responsible act, and had been tricked by the devil, and : •
the blame of it must_ rest an., her that she had not obtained by her `cafe
forever. sin the things which Satan had pro -
"And .'he gave also unto her hus- mised her. Every man can testify CHAS. CDOr �Rlrelllont.
band with her, and he did eat," — that sin is the great deceiver. -
)hve wan. given to Adam as a help- "And Jehovah God said unto the Assoc. Dealer ---'.l. McGlashan, Dunbarton
`meet: instead she here -,exercises' her serpent, Because thou haat done this,
power over Adam, and tabes advan• cursed art thou above all cattle and
!age of his love and high regard for above every beast of the field, upon
her in leading him into the same thy belly shalt thou go, 'and dust
rr
• -, .. .,� ... .... 'tor• .- .. ::..... �: �.. � %�'
4�
Demand
n_W _ n� Good —`W,a �OE, year there• was a considerable in. Friend—Did you get any repiiws
1J
e crease. It via desirable, however, to your, advertisement that a lonely
',,Cut It coarse or f lakey, Os you 11ke — that British imports of .this class be maiden sought light and warmth in
Canadian Cattle kept at a fairly even level, for the her life?
DIXIE burns slower and lasts longer. regulation of the home markets. t;pinster—Yee, two from an'-eles-
ll1� 1,LL 1
1T'S eeflophane -wrapped, Wl�rl I lie Britain Could Also take More MORE BACON WELCOME. tilt coral any ar.d one from the gas `
Cattle, Says FloudWhile a strong effort was being CO''=Pan°
convenient easy -opening ribbon! TORONTO. — The United Kingdom made to 'increase production of lot if a man's got the money, -he 4e
could absorb all the store cattle Can. con in the United Kingdom, and n might as well let his wife have what a
ads would like to send and could do Ports from teeeign countries had been
with a lot more Canadian bacon, Sir reduced considerably, more Canadian'
she wants, first as last.. -
Francis Floud, British Hdgh Commis -
bacon, ':p to the Maximum set by �.
the agreement, would ,be welcomed.
sioner, assured a large gathering of Canada benefitted greatly with the �+
r stockmen, farmers .and exporters at Class,-
a- AdvBeHisin
e iri oft Royal A preferential arrangements in' respect g'
ricultural Winter Fair heAssociationOf BY COLOR
As to dairy products, -Canada also PLAY bllislC
here this week.
�.. received- preferential treatment from RiciNAL, SF.N9AT10NAL, YET VERY
Sir Francis spoke on some aspects
the United Kingdom and would con. Pra:acal way ' I prays^:; Piano, ruitar _
of the Anglo, Canadian trade agree• end u3u'ele, by matching a,l rs. Canada's
went as ap{ilied to 'Canadian ag'ricuI• tinue' in '.that advantage, should it own but the world's latest musical sense-*
be found necessary to raise the bar- u+ No teacter � r In::tru;'i •: necesNary,
_ ture. Ile believed the interests of, riers a^ainst inportation 'oY this class Y"' can play t:'d-,v the mnr.tcolur way.
n. the farmers of the United Kingdom Write for free B!,oklet n.nv,' Representatives '
Of foodstuYfS. wanted, with firs;=rlass references. Write
111„l�'
and of Canada could be harmonized.
' Sir Francis reminded- his hearers slrpplay fustian cots, 1•tmne'.1...fi'I, Frons_ fit. ,,
' Those interest ' on both sides' of the west. Toronto.
Atlantic were most vital and stabiliz- the British farmers had been hard hit
irig factors in the economy -of the and the Government found it neces-
sary REMEDIESYi
two countries. to guard their interests #n every. .DR, McOAH•Et's LEG ITCH REMEDY `
way possible.. At the, sametime, the One application Ftnps ttehln startping
<; r Pointing out -the first elause of the United Kingdom was a great import- biting, $2.00. Kemptville, Ontario.
nc • agI'eement continued to Canada .jxig country. Half the country's food POULTRY
the right of free entry to the United h.ad to be brought in and Canada with
F
Kingdom for she” eat " - BUFF ORPINGTONS COCKS.'PEKING AND
g r majority - of
g
�. j y other Dominions" was enabled b the B
y Rowen drakes S0, William Waterbury,
the m
. 2
ry,
eDo i'o
, i c
's a i 1
11 n. r u tui f r u ._
a od is ,
g c
P
preferential a reement •to take every Plcton Ontario.
J the High Commissioner directed at. advantagb �thls trade. BARP.ED' FLY�SOL'TIl ROCK BREEDEa�$
v tention especially' to its provisions re-
specting cattle. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK BY ADDING
Canada was permitted under the George Eastman - introd�bed the
IMPROVE
rthern blood from heavy layers and
a first portable camera in Eimerica In, reglatered sires. Buy six cd ten wee%,v old
greement to seed to the Old Coun- P cockerels, at fifty to• seventy five cents. Also'
try market also at least as many fat 1888. The device took a circular started pullers at attractive priees. Mont..
cattle as in recenticture and el maBny Hatchery (Certified) 223, afontm3gny,-
yearn and last D ghed 22 ounces.
• •
of hogs on farms in tie 'United
.. B' Corin Crop p States was reduced from -'6'2,000,000 to _
Needed in U S 43,000,000 between 2933 and the start
• • of this year. The Western coin belt
accounted for most of the decline. -
Fted Supply Low'— Number of The number of cattle declined from
Hogs, Cattle
ed eatly 74,000,000 ' In 1934 to 67,000;000 at -
the start of the year: The corn -belt
total dropped from 23,000,000 -'to 19,
�4 ASHINGTON. The Western 000,000. The number of cattle west
con belt needs a bumper crop this of the Mississippi River is the small -
fall. Government farm experts de- est in 20 years, the survey showed. --
` clare, If the 'area' is to regain its z
lace as principal I� >/ D p producer. -of hogs,
and important feeder 'of cattle:I-
Corn supplies in relation'' toncomes iZlse
t '
number of hogs 4o were re orted the
D per .In Old Country
cent:'-iinaller , than after the 1634
drought. The• feed situation was. ter-
med more serious than two years ago G• After steadily -' •
: • by the Bureau of 'Agricultural Eco dePliniag for, so -me years,. there are - -
6omics. 49 more millionaires in Great Britain
Fattening live stock 'on corn and _ %nd Ireland' last 2, _ _ .. y year and 030 more
feed graces has been the major source persons with• annual incomes exceed-
of income fo. the fertile region that
.( ing $10,0000,._ while. the aggregate in.
includes Iowa, tiebraska, . the Dako• �a
come of all such persons inereased'by-
tag. Minnesota, blissotal and Kansas. $85,875,690.
The drdught. however, brought a The full figures, ' which aro based
f
decline in the. number.. of 'hogs and
on surtax assessments made at Sep -
..cattle fed. tember 30 Iast on 1934-35 incomes, are fa ,
Income has beeen maintained by- lneluded'In the report of the commis- /
"selling' off large numbers of livestock
sioners of .inland revenue for the year
but government economists said fur- ended March 31 last. The number as. ���"
ther. revenue from this source is nn• sessed was: 85,449, with an income of >' s
-desirable. $2,121,697,220. "
They called reduction of livestock
by farmers similar -to a sale by a taco -Those with annual incomes exceed-
ing $150,000 or the millionaire class, x' `
Cory owner o f part of his equipment , nurleber 824,' compared with 775 the
to maintain income.
previous year. There were 66 persona
Federal surveys showed. the number
- - last year with incomes ranging from t
$375;000 to $500,000 .and 69 with in-
comes exceeding $500,000:
In the previous year the numbers
WAKE UP YOUR were 50 and 64 respectively. �
-'LIVER BILE— : s 1 1 ,
Guides Interested
Aad You'll Jump Out of Bed in 't"
In A
Morning Rarin'to Go
D omesticrts /
Its liver should Powout two pounds of ,
liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile ,
bnot flowinpfreely. or food doesn'taia�a. Tort. Badge Awards Indicate;
Just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up
r
your stomach. Yonpeteomtipatad iiarmtd t ..'age of Western Girl "
Poison' the body, and you feel sour. b
p
tank an�tftl! world looks peak. .:, Guides ' It Lauded `. - .• .
A mers bowel movement doesn'tatways set
at the cause. You need something that works, Toronto.—Of ,the 1,857. badges '
on the liver as well It takes those good, old
Carter'• Little Liver Pills to got these two awarded b the -Greater Toronto Di• '}
feel "u of bile tlowi� freely and make yon vision Girls Guides' Association Y' operator of an individual truck Or fleet aw111
feel "av and a ' .Harmless and�ea gentle, they 'VF�
make the bile flow freely. They do the wont some • 600 (approximately one-third) J:� profit by choosing Chevrolet 'commercial units
otmbmelbathavenoealomeIorMercuryin
them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by were for cooking and
,sewing, Stubbornly refuse anythingelsc.26t a healthy tendency tsewing, showing
toward domestic• because they give more power per gallon and lower
am
ity aMong the Guides, Mrs. J. Cam -
:cost per load!
eron'.revealed in her report. as Badge - -
Convener at the annual meeting at The new and improved Chevrolet six -cylinder high-
-� � ��D�� St. Paul's parish' house -'when a year .Compression, valve -in -head engine assures maximum
of tremendous activity on the ppft power from every gallon of gasoline ... develops the
7.
of..5,527 Guides, Brownies, • Rangers
Haarlem OSI Capsules and Guiders greatest pulling -power in the entire low -price range
were reviewed.
"Any complacency that might have •.• . is absolutely unequalled for all-round economy of
Fine. for Weak Acid Kidneysbeen felt at the conclusion of such operation and upkeep. '
and -Bladder Irritation splendid , reports was swept away;'
• . ..
as one of the speakers aptly put it, ,• • These ', bii , smart -looking 'trucks have "man other
when Miss .Hooper of Swan Rin er advantages: Increased load space and improved load
STOP GETTING UP' NIGHTS h '
Manitoba; told of guiding in her :distribution assure bigger loads per trip and more h`
One 40 -cent -Dox 'of'tltes8 famous district, 300 miles north of Winnipeg. trips per day. Perfected hydraulic brakes assure safe,. I
capsules will put healthy activity into "So that the Guides who come to • 'THERE S NO DELAY ;
your kidneys and -bladder—flush . out smooth, quick stOpB; all -steel "Turret Top" coo e
camp next summer in clothing made p- 'WHEN :YOU ORDER
harmful- waste :poisons and acid' and from flour sacks may feel on equal • cabs provide protection and. comfort for the driver. '
prove to you that at last you have a
grand diuretic and stimulant that vt,ill footing with those who come in pret• - A NEW
swiftly cause these troubles to cease. ty T frocks, ad are. hoping somehow. Easy Terms Through The Genial
But he sure' and get GOLD MEDAL from somewhere to get thirty camp.Motors /nets/msnt wan ' CHEVROLET TRUCK
Haarlem Oil Capsules — .safe"• and--- overalls," bliss Hooper stated, telling
harmless—the original and genuine-_ of great - -' -CT-279
_. _..
gI•eat distances and other almost - - ,
right from Haarlem in Holland. Mil- unsurmountable difficulties overcome.
lions have kidney and bladder trouble � ' All
1 t
Potatoes, sides of beef,;bu•tter,bread-, -
and never suspect it—some symptoms and chickens are accepted as pay
besides -visits to bathroom, at night'
are backache, moist paling, puffy ment of camp fees.- ��Ve' don't' nee CHAS. COaP �1a!<'e --•--^
,eyes and scanty passage that oft much money up there," Miss, Hooper � •. -
times smarts and burns: Rtated.• 4>ic. Dealer: --J. McCitlaBlUin, Dut26ot1
- -
"' L `�i rry
� ,,
s- .•�'.
•+L. �° r ..
necessary room. We 'have the ass-
�F•a+;x,.s�
,;t �",
-i ., 1.. ^'
f
a •{c—. i' kv. R :.' �C
�
_ .v. —' '..i' h i ^' ,�
.
done, providing Pickering grant the.
Wedding bells are ringing to .your
the• Pontypool school.
'. C
{ •/
The Woman's of
not worry iabout the w rk --�>�
W. ,.•t .uP�lsd- R' -. « dIC.... ... . ..
4- AsW
:moi
-: UA LiSMYS I
we evidently have to provide the
Gordon Wonnacott and family, of
to Helen Pardon and._
necessary room. We 'have the ass-
Oshawa, were with S. R. and Mrs.
-Mise Ethel Bray is 'at present
urance of the Minister of that being
Wonnacott on Sunday.
' Volleving on the teaching staff A
done, providing Pickering grant the.
Wedding bells are ringing to .your
the• Pontypool school.
necessary area. However we need,
-
West and soon another happy pair
The Woman's of
not worry iabout the w rk --�>�
will -go. the...lol>8-_.trail'- together.- - ---
V*p United Church will meet at the
done this year .The Rouge will,- be
Rev. Mr. Jenkinson M. A. of Os-
'occupies
of Mrs. F allsise. on Tuesday,
about the limit. this sumer.-
m-
haws, the pulpit here next
A ll 18th.
We in desire to thank all
Sunday.
.-The township council have dec-
- Audley _
and far for sympathy and mea
Mex-,' Spat ltabbers, '- - - 990•
ided that after the First of May,
The Women's Institute net at the
hwe -Register
,.All able-bodied men 4411 be cqt .off•
relief list,--Advt.list,--Advt.`' a
haome of Mrs. R. P. Winters on
'W. J. Miller on Wednesday.
( . -4W. R. and Mrs. Stork have re-
Wednesday last and started out well
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 14th-Aue-
•tion
: turfed brine afters pending a coup-
There are t 20 , ahennbers ' arnd a
sale of 46 -acre farm, stock,
.
: 3e of -da s with the Stork family
y y
y� s progrmn is arranged. A hia-
'tory -paper'
implements and household furn-
Is
of the Institute, a', on
iture, the property of the estate.
"
-;-Master Ivan Baker returned - to'
Cellophane and the preparation of
of the Late James' Wigliton, lot
4 Ws home from the Oshawa hospital
app, were' subjects dealt Frith
3b, rear • con. 9; Whitby Tom.
', this this week, much improved, but
while- music helped the social sad.
The CIub meets at the home of
(Dagmar)• Sade at 1.80 sharp.
See bills_. Wm, Maw,
still in's vveak'condition.
Mel. aid Mrs. Bryant, 'on Monday
auctioneer.
�---Mrs- Gordon Found • and' dough-
M' Mary, spent Easter week with
evening next when the officers -are
Spruce Lumber
.the young people interested in
aging for a good time,
BWHtb"the competition 'a •heed
tills farmer's mother, Mrs. R. C.
Several of our farmers are-
business formerly carried an by S.
w80erk, who has been confined to her
through illness.
linking up with the Young Men's
We have, some 'fixes
;i1e!'d -
'Club in Brooklisl to learnt better
p ti.
-sMr. and Mrs- Reewr, of Agin-
things about farthing. It is a good
ionally•Dice Spruce in 1
pourtr have moved into the Morris-
ldy residence- on Church Stn. Mr.
move as there is no better business
iIInb dressed, decking;
.Zeasor is employed on the Ruddy
than farming ,when one has a mind
to cbrnbine science and. industry -to
Matched arld sidings.
Estate' • '
-Meows Harry and Sidney W#de
e life worth while and there is
Dry and well ami snufac-
•
an unliQrnited . field for research and
.
ed a cable "o>i Wedn
ce to 'mankind in agriculture.
tared.
from Colchester Eng., an-
The boys. are sawing Alaska Oats
_ - .• -
the -death of their father
in
the gift of the Rotary Club of Wb-
PICKERINGJ�Ia�
p Wade, his 79th year.
itby who Grill . help the bays.
•�-. •;-
-Rev. 1w. Jenkinson. of Oshawa
Congratulations are being given
will preach unarming 'and evening in
to Helen Pardon and._
%WUnited Church ere on -Sunday
; ie Winters on their High School
Sunday S b*-ol and , Bible
work and Oratory.
Classee at 10 a m.
A Euc?a* and Dance will be held
---The tiling and 'draining .grog-
at the school bouse this Friday e%.
f
El being carried on by the Police
should relieve the flooded
ening, when the general admission
I Audi be 25 cental It is Wade: the
finar situation for the desidents on
Club auspices and a. good . time is
East side -during the spring
assured.
period.
--St. George's Church. Sunday,
c� b
Of Than
ha
Sunday School at 10 a
_
Celebration ad the Holy Coma[-
We in desire to thank all
0a at Il a.- m. Vvenileg Prayer
our neighbors and friends bath near
7 p. to Rev. E G. Robinson,
and far for sympathy and mea
Mex-,' Spat ltabbers, '- - - 990•
kiacDy acts and helpfulness extend.
Tse W. M. S. of St. Andrew's
ed to as during the long Mmess and
Will sleet at the )same of
death of our daughter and sister,
'W. J. Miller on Wednesday.
Annie, for beftti rel fkswers Bent in
14th, at 8 o'clock. As this is
silent tribute allaW ,aMalso for
' Easter 71hankaffering meeting,
kind enquiries aiid sympathy exp -
'the ladlee df the congregtbon
reseed in the sudden illness and op.
WV invited to sttes&
gration of Ivan.
" The Apig meeting of the Hort-
kaitallel Society - will be held it
�*»'e bald Mira. Raker s>sfil
United Sunday School
Fs .
Toesday, April 13th, at 8 p. m.
and ores RaHoene" will
: Barber Shop
lee. fwtn ,feet of an address, by Mr,
-., =
A- S. L Barnes. If you are interest
��
PECIAL S
is the Coronation Planting, come
.
snake arrangements. Prize lists
odt. Musical program arranged.
-:Beauty Parlor
.the young people interested in
�� 1
BWHtb"the competition 'a •heed
Having purchased the barbering
with .May Spring
business formerly carried an by S.
Pan
-31`May, April 9th, is here ' at
W. Davis, I am ..prepared to coa-
and the music lovers are gong
final that business and solicit a
have their treat tonight right at
. share of your patronage.
...
In Pickering, at St. Andrew's
1+ competent lady will have charge
Tha�se nano attend this concert
of the beauty parlor and satisfac-
remember it' lona after'their'
tion is guaranteed ''at reduced t
to talkie is forgotten. Sym-
prices.
y •has a way -like that, it seems
permanent Waves, 82.00, $3.50.;5.00
jeave tr^'with such pleasant mean-
Shampoo and Finger Wave. .5o -
for a long tiohe after. 8eir
Finger Wave, .Eb
tine actual music from these Ito
Marcel, 40 ►
mosldcianta will - melds you a mesio-
_
Oil Shampoo. .35
lty�e: too. Hear that Blind Musician
bodice' Hair Cut, .ZO
`
MacBeth, play his accordions,
wares. Apply to owner, T.Doaglas, F24Fnl4
Ave. Toronto 81-84
OR SALE=A
alone is worth the 25 cents ad-
: "�{; MA DI L.L
• Treat yourself tonight..
-
March rneeting of the Wom
.�-
's Institute (Mitis held on Tuesday,
. "' er tilizer
89Th, at the home of the Pres -
Mrs. Gordon Law. There
8*ltj
about 25 members said a few
.
i
Fertilators =
present- Welfare and Quilt
Pi�kerin Hardware � Store
Oltnittees gave splendid reports.
�) )ATS, FOR BALK -400 bushels of
1935 crop (tats 37 lbs,) also Jeraey cow b
a] Examination in the public
The Preston' Fertilator has
1 is being planned ' -and -wit)
take place, in the near fut-
given good resuItofo.r dozens
A pleasing program was given
of farmers. , Fits yonf old
%Miss Eileen. Bushby, A reading
drill slid the ooEt ie small.
fes' on "Courtesy" by 'Mrs
LL
1' barley. Treedy barleA. Silver Hull buck-
wheat, White Blossom sweet clover Leave
' son. The Sandwich Demonstr,-
Sure Gain :Fertilizer is the best
by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hall.
fertilizer yev can get, Fertilizer
very interesting. They were
very fine, for the •lunch.
.
has proven itself to get results.
'lea t -followed.
Ask those who use.jt.
legation from the village
Threshing, -,Plowing, Cultivating
ed the Minister of High'-
'i`ln
Etc.
'
Toronto. on Wednesday,
t
ting their petition, piepared, a
' ROY CARTER, Gresn'River
elatr weeks ago, relative 'to the loc-
Phone Mark 803, 3G
.on of the now .highway. It is' de-
"
that the new thoroughfare be
UP -to Date
' . along -thee site of . the present,'
t t6t:)4ve this' the Minister de-
LADIES' BEAUTY SHOP ,
e a ll 40 feet of unobstruct-
opening in Pickering, April 15th
--roadway- Through -- the village"
Mrs.. Lillian. Dyer, of Toronto is
.have 51 feet frim one outside
locating at the home of Mrs. Adair
e of ,the sidewalk to tlie' other,
(next' door to Old Qhurch -Garage)
' th walks oceupy'inig " about 8 feet.
She will have eotdplete equipment
leaves 43 feet for the new sur-
for. ,411 of hairdreWng at
and alai' addittiona;a ' pa*Ting '
W
_kinds
reasonable prices.
�
at the edges -'a+m v
1 be necessary
Dyer is 'an eaepel ieeeed oper-
gte The ratepayers of the
star, .having operated a shop in
Ilage will probably be called up-
Toronto. .
.. -
:
for opinions and advice at an
Try the new Thermi•gue Heater•
mieeting. The Dept• are not
less 'Oil Permanent, from '
ieularly iintereated in. our .req-
'is
!61.95 to $55.90 .
, and if the highway to
Fingerwave-- .35
laid on the site of the present,
Shanwpoo and wave-- .50
_
Haircutting-•- .85
!
he, i ore_
66Piekerin's Leader i. Ore"
I"'STAUNTON"
-.
Semi-trimmed—Bunworthy. Thousands" of rolls
right on hand. All unused rolle'cheerfully accepted.
' :It pays to buy from the dealer who carries a stock. -
: ``ELASTICA'' PAINT - -
'Without a doubt, no better made
We have. two new Paint Speciale for *yon this season,
"Kwickwork Rubber Enamel," -
In 1-4 pints, 1-2' pints and pints
AND
"Glassite Quick , Drying Enamel,'' _
For wood -work, floors, linoleum, furniture, etc.
They're wonderful products. '
ARD-
aBOlYlgt34011
Farm.
seeds.
a�TEW
¢cod
.rine
2.
grain.
..'R� a S. CHAPMAN
-
Our Appreciation
-: :ON THIS oI1R
NEW R U BBERS---NEW PRICES
First Anniversary
' Men's Knee -Rubber Boots X2.89
►
-
eslreseed to our
Men' s 6 -Eyelet- Brown Robbers,
la�alaly frielnds aed patra ii
"
dor Heir favours of tfYe
-men'a Plain Over Rubbers, 79e.
-
- . ra.e year. �'
Mex-,' Spat ltabbers, '- - - 990•
May we bete fora tsseti'atlei
< - '19ew' ®took --New Prioes
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bmwease in that oatr*ssge, and
:, Bee •aur new range of elothidg . sar�pl�.7.
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Agency for Tip -Top Tailors and
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The • PickerinS
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MEAT MARKET
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Fred T. Bunting,,"—.-
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�`OR SALE -A quat,tily of tanngpls
awd ked Clover. seed, J E Andrew,
lot
b. cos 2, Pickering, x3-84
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PECIAL S
L OR AA LH -Heifers fri m a full y
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accredited herd, Col, R. R. Marshall a
Dunbarton. as
OR ;ALE-Cupow. 3-f , P. H.. 13'.Breakfast
tooth: also vector plow., 3•ttrrrow.{Dceriai
Deno
Bacon, 25c. a
Main Brougham. 2?t
Minted. Steak, � 12c. a 1b•
{�a1�•r' OR RALE -d quantityof Done
`'potatoes and early -potatoes. ToayGiray
2 yr, lob 15, eon. 3. Pickering. 33-3%.
FOR SALE -swept clover reed,
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Pork Liver, — 12c• a lb.
• White Blossom variety, free from noxious.s
H W Marks, Int 24. eon ? Pickering 86
Stewing Beef , 12e • a ib.
FOR KALE—Clydesdale n are• 7
yeah old; Also Boal bnroin g brooder stove
n ``cod toaditioo. ,M. B. Bark. Pbane Pic•
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Newel Shortenin, a 5e a lb
r03I SO iI.
Classic Cleanser, 3 tins,,,, lc•
A kT OLIPPERB FOR BALE
—Alsoshrea sheariniiattachm at. both la
working condition W H Weataev. Pick -
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w. t.
6 -ins,. 25c
1
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HOUSE TO RENT- Six -roomed
frame benne. f acre of land, hard and soft
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wares. Apply to owner, T.Doaglas, F24Fnl4
Ave. Toronto 81-84
OR SALE=A
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natality of seed
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barley and a quantity of seed oats grown
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0 1935. Also' 1 g. p. horse. W. A, Beare.' lot:Bu
con,4,tecarboro, a3
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:Buteber (phone 3000) _ :P><elrering
SEED OAT8-Improved• Banner •
No. 1 95c, per bushel
Alistandard
Ahto Laurel Hnllesa aaL both considerably •ter
weight. W H Weatoey, Pickering 83-34
Pi�kerin Hardware � Store
�) )ATS, FOR BALK -400 bushels of
1935 crop (tats 37 lbs,) also Jeraey cow b
years old due to freshen In'1j days also mixed
1935 crop, Wititori J White, R R Nog 3
c
Ciatfmont. 33
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a Dry-Kil Cooper s Kerol•
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Oki SALW-seed graiti, Velvet-
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1' barley. Treedy barleA. Silver Hull buck-
wheat, White Blossom sweet clover Leave
..Cooper
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Kral Disinfectant for lice on
your order. ' Roko Appleby, Myrcle Station
Pbobe Clare 721. 33
Live Stock.
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L�ORSALE-McClary full ivory and your
I' black wood "
porcelain enamelled coal' and
range; complete with hi h closet. Us d only
one year. Price {40.00.. Shipton. Brock Rd.
Picky:ing. 30
Royal Purple Poultry ' : Speeif ie to
, combat the worms in Poultry
SEEDS FnR BALE -Timothy Red
► clover tested seeds; Colorado Spring wheat,
Also Chatham incubator 120egg size fo: sale
at Apply
Priced Phone Pick528• 1 L, Middle ton, Brcn51if''
eying mash, Oyster' [shell and =
CIU WS FOR BALE -Close spring.
`%ers fresh brad T,
Grit
and cows, pure and grades.
$$ to ated and blood testrd Fr delivery
Wm
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J. Murphy•MurcoFarma, Lindsay Ont
Phone 1852. 18t`
Royal Purple Hog�Tonic
L�OR SALE -1 fresh abortborn cow
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and 1 eprfnger- tart Jers Y. T tested.
both third -calf; also %young white pure bred
Yorksbire boars, Appply at lot 22, rear of con,
e, Pickering. Lloyd jas, White. 38-34
j�gent ;for .McQormickXeerivg-]�:elm, lltl►scliirery
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1POR SALE -Fleury plow No. 21,
- and Repairs.
hay tedder, turnip dr' , bgfy. cutter, 2
neck yak to A chiira extent a table, 2 dressers
2 washsta a number of electric fixtures 1
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--Our Motto: - "We have, Cad Ret it. Qii'.
.ds,
mail box... F Lacey. -Highland Creek 3a
it'is not made.
JA BALE -2 Rood horses 5 years
`, o]d. 2 yoy g bulls. reg stereo accredited,
Shorthorn or iloletein., will sell either; 100 bus.
Telephone 8000 -
p
seed oats. Improved Benner, 85 cents a bushel
Also Minden Goose wheat. Chu, Hutchirts I
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J. S. BALSDON, - PICKERING
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R R 1. Pickering. 3:•34
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