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XXXVI116-_ .,,.PICKERIENG, ONT., FRIDAY. JUNK 6111
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Established 75
Wesley Lai fff mily, of To- Mrs. Knights leaves for England on W
IthUn and
Geo.Baker 11
Medical ronto, visited is parents -on Sunday. -Saturday,. sailingfrom Montreal on
Mrs J. N. Reesor has returned to the Megantic-. iw1ah her a v
Toronto. �Aftqr -and shall we!---- vera GREEN
V H. FORSYTH., D. of 0., Regis- Baker I& Heise) month with relaI
member of the Optometricial. Asso., sPc!a"1= t�s "i=P.
h midst in the fall.
'attention given
ton 0�otazio. Special The Sabbath School will be hold in The Ladies' Aid Society of the Duo -
to to
0* Ittins of gl"@**. Byes "nod free. North
the ball for the summer months, coin. BartonPresbyterian church will hold
It. Mile
meneffix June Sth. at 10 o'clock. MILM
a lawn social at Mr. Walton Annie',
_P._TOMLINSO?L 4f,13. -Member The regular meeting of the. Ladies' on Friday. June 20tb. Fuller particu. :2.
Is of the College of Physicians and Surgeons r- Promis 'd Safety.,
Md Society will -be held at the home bire Will be given.next week.
You 0
Thursday.
of butario. Office: that formerly occupied
of Mro. Jews@ Todd on
Dr. R. B it, and l4tterly. by Dr. Cc June 12th.
-7 UXBRIDGE,
isle Dr,
Civeniont. Qat. 2my
aptzw4 iiijivan F. Dobson, who Is retiring from
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D.. M. We are promised protee; active business, has sold hie stock of
V ..C'. P. & S., II Oftice hours : 12-2 sail Ed. Wilson`spentSunday with B, booti and shoes to Mr. Weiser. I am again buying Wheat
P. In. or at other hours I b appointment tion if we proect ourselves. Carter. Mr. Muir, engineer of the Good an
ReU phone In 400. Pick.
sorl'I No. 24- Ina •. Get our system of lightn- Willie Dixon spent Sunday with G-' RI system of the Province, was in Barley -Highest --prices paid
Ontario.
Ing protection and save Perrier. town on Monday. He recommends a
C. MCKINNON, M.D., L.R. Miss Gertle Fuller -spent Sunday at a stone,road for the town with a bind -
C a oat
No 11dinburgh, member of thw CoI your buildinge. The c George Duncan a. in of tarvla.
-Phystsiano and surgeons of Ontario, liesuttate to small. We connect up EII Tomlinson spent Sunday with The heat spell of the past week has barlev Feed is the cheapest feed
friends in Brooklin.
-a' 3di= in caused considerable suffering ' with
fir,ttZs11'-24*,o!d,= of It all metal part We know Miss Elsie Carter visited on the market for - fattening
dzen. 0I and residence, Broughanti. vkth Miss -h min and beast. - A number of
hot
_Z Olive Routley. on Sunday.
how. Get our prices. plirs. Atrial will prove it.
people fainted in church and horses in A stock alwaysonhand. 7.
Miss Ida Gray Is- spending a few tarness suffered greatty.'somo having
ss�days with Miss Elsie Butch'
even died.
Howard Hooter is' speadtff his
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H. KENNEDY, BarTister, Sol. 03mqjp3pI1=gr I
W a leiter, Notary Public,!EConveyance; Ilic. holidays with his parents here. SCARS01110'.
Wthy, Ont. 41 to0ville,Ont, Misi :Gladys Madill - visited- Miss31ondayik and.Frid
Olive Routley'an Monday -evening. James Moonev.' •for many years a a YaLouly..
T E. FAREWELL, K.C., BARRIS- Wedding bells are ringing louder resident of the city, died on Tuesday I grind Boer than o ak
T113 CouiI crown Attorney. Nod County and louder. as the result of a paralyti
tv & a Can't you bear them ? c
11612stoos. tro�t B"". Whit". 2(111 J. 11. B11111AL, Clarmat M4o Gertle Hornshaw and Miss Jean car oro: Town- Q. ton extra In
10'apa
--RaLutley spent -8 a St.
his 70th year. The late Mr.
feeding value for pigs.
IrWra ur
CHRISTIAN, Bitrilater and nay's. Mooney was born in Queen's County,
Solicitor. Notary ftbHe. Zte� Mon Frank 9Wy GoOtick spent Stinday even. Ireland. and cabae to Toronto When it
We carry. a large stook of Furni. Ing with'Wheaton Hagerman and bov. Heis turvived by four sons-
tura,
Brock St. North. Whitby..
ture, it
Ilso picture frames and room family.* Unce-436roofal Willfam Mooney, at
W ILLIAM J. BEATON. B. A.. Bar -
present overseas with the Canadian
nater: Solicitor, member of the firm of mouldi window shades, granite-
warf. CHRRRYWOOD
Ryckman. Denison. Foster and Beaton. T New Perfection cook.stoves. Engineers-: Fred 'and Edward of To
G Toronto . . License No. 4.266
antral Trusts Buildin& 85 Say Street, Toronto., Also agent for monuments. Lowest (TootateTonto. and Fiao'k, of Niagara Falls, -7 --- 7777 -
Telephone Main .991 �aii 962. e for last issue) -81a 3, 7
rices. -We'pay the freight. Phone and two sisters, L"_ZftA_oUS1t
We are all glad to see libe fine wea.
Claremont. th- IrIvent,-&-h-cf-Slater Bonsventure,
R
Dentai of the House of Provfdexice
George Judd spent Sunday at C.
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Plaxtion's. WHITUVALIB -.,.aurvice
-nLARE B. BEATON. D. Born, on Saturday. May 24th. to
yal Colette of Bert and Mrs Petty, a son. I M - -
Ji -P Graduate'of the Ra %.,l - -Fruit lWkets ro. Win. BM -00 load daighter
Surgeons and University of Toronto. office
ower w. M. Pringle's !hardwar tore, Whitby. I have and expect to have during the LU. hove returned to Toronto.
Mrs. G. T, Davidson and Silo:
0 Mr. Moore and daughter ar
hour' to 12 : lite 5., AsInd..'phone lion spent Sunday at Solins. Is visiting
.1111oll phone 2920-10 44]y& fruit season petty 'and the former?s son at I
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Win. and Mrs. nalskillen.
During Dr. Beaton's -12 Quart, Baskets a L; III ewers spent Sunday at Mr. Ferguson'*. Born, on Saturdav, May 24th, to
*will be inoCharge'
of Torosto.. Edwin Lintner spent over 4h Gordon and Mis.-McKay - a son.
e holl-
-24 Quart Crites, . _. : The undersigned have-6pened
Miss Perry is not mpro
dai at the home of his parents here. r, Ting as
I Quart &Fry BOX&A arry and Mrs. Robinson spent- the ra Idly as. her friends would like. 111 anew
new garage At the corner'
All guaranteed" No. lqualit with week Idly
Eunice Rouen acid -end at the home of their parents of Church and'King Str'eI
strong handles. Order early and here. Hamlin spent.SiIinday with A. Ireson. P
G. of Marria 0 A r
W secure your - requrements, as Quite a' bomber took In the antil- re are to re air all makes
n
HAM-Issuisi
Licenses in the County of 02=
-rickeAng village these are changeable times. ve i is in the M-etbodist, church ca of antog
IN I 111 11 0 r 6 a on
AUhripping And- Oat_H_ojTFn_g -eve" day, Sunday. S"nds, Jdne the 15tb.'
I V.IRICH ARDSON - Real :Es' as usual. Weare sorry. to bear- that Mtg. , pil_ The ;�omen'a Institute will hold its and bicy-cles;
s 'tate. *insurance, Convey2neing, notary key is tinder the doctor
next meeting on Wednesday, June the
y care ;. bat
Barnes,We are also agents for Do
Public: Etc .!Pkkering, Oii't. 11th. at 3 o'clock (standsI time) in
311y'
W. G. Green River we hope to soon see her out again.
the Methodist ebtirch, when Miss Ruth �171.iaval Cream SelArators
Fraimat &II Mrs. Petty and daught. 'Pirt.L-tbe Department Delegate. wirl
HOPPER. Issuer of Marr Or address R. R.'No. 1. Locust Hill.- er, Miss Gladys, III SIII With
Do Licenses in the Coupty of oul
Class at store and, his residence. Clairomiant. Mr,Houey and family. of mlllllke4.address the meeting' Each member
In asked to make a special effort to be Gasoline Engines, Tractors anti
present and bring a friend with her; t
-BALL-House carpenter. Ea: Sawing Machines. SHAW'S IkROCK 011CAD
uss itimsites shone
new ening
or
tions. rid. phone 2913,TPickering, 23 srmNER 7 SCHOOLS A_few of John Knox's many friends MONGOLIA
called on. b1m recently to welcome him Cowan & Shepherd'
Renate spent a few days
•dents who not care to I time was spent., viewing the many In Toronto this week.
T% B.BZATON TOWNSHIP =BE Toronto, appeal to Ambitious Siu. home from overseas. A very pleasant Mrs. James
dp
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0any"anow. Vmml000ner tar saki lose two or
KIMW"fA. A6001111114421. a1io. Money to I*" three month
a time. You may enter relics that John brought home from Abraham and Mrs. Lehman and fam- Plickeriingt Onto
m fares "Issuar of Marriap Lie- any day and 'continue to Gradus" the seat of war. ilyrisited at Glasgow on,'Struday.
out. 14 tion into a good e Miss M. AndersI and Mrs.. K. G:
position. Free Master Walter Jackson was badly
- Booklet. W. H. Shaw, Presiden injured while pl*yjvg football on Fri- Tarr spent Tuesday at Sunderland.
CANADA'S VICTORY BONDS George and Mrs Judd apd, little dau-
forsale, Denominations ---$50, voo, ssoo day evening last. ae of the large
VOOO, Pnce."1-2 and accrued oteres hop* threw him with great force to ffbter spent Sunday with George and
Dykes Bond Broker, It 1937, *Zt- the ground, alighting on bis sho6ider.
by. Ont., Ind, Phone 70, Bell Phone 401f Y10 XV Mrs. Bowers. C 0
�lVerqfracturing one 6tthe'bones and other: Mattj aI Mrs Timbpris and Mrq.
:aCkersingThe Dorley spent Friday evenjng with
If HUGH S. PV GH, Glen M&Jnr,. Ont. wise Phaking him up badly. Mrs..M. Ramsey.
large boys should- use the small- ones
Licensed Auctioneer. 'Extensf+o exper- Mrs. Thos. Diller received the'sad
oe in imported and thorongbbi! stock. First-class rigs- for hire more gently.
On Wednesday litst, Mr. Gr Intelligence on -Friday that her father
:Vos conducted anywhere. Write or terms 7 ity's
0841 putioulam. Fbone Ltd, 211s. Day or night had passed away at his homeln-tb R
horse broke loose from Green Rimmer .. �e WAD have, on han' d
Bus meets aU trains and proceeded at a rapid pads until if- States. -
Fred and Mrs; Fisher and three
POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer' reacbedAke Washout on the fourth the follbwM
0 for counties of York and outI A.�! Teaming promptly attended to.' concession a half -mile west--ot here. children, -of Mal ern. spent Sundsj� 9
Skm WAOG of all kinds attenu*d to on abortoo Coa
when ffizes
Agent for Canad&Carriage Ce. Wb it suddenly came to a stop. evening with their grandmother, Mrs,- of
Jitatice, Address Green aiveir F. oI Cat; by -felling over the einbackment. The
ORTOT N M, GIBSON, 0 Frjr ward wan, evidt4l too Wm. Ramsey and Driver Gordon
ntarin tempori
and Dominion Land Surveypr and Civil- The buggy We H.,Pe'akj pjc,k*r11n0. light to be.of
of any value.. Ramsey, who has recently returned
Eacr. '-.-Stove.'
from overseas, -spent. the -week-end
Satineer, Hopkins Street, Whitby, Phone x;si. and harness were badly damaged, but
to the late W. E. ;Yarnold, Qntario injury. with relatives here.
Surveyor of Port Perry, V 44-4 John - and � Mrs. Ramsey, Tom and
d Sur3uoasso; the horse - escaped - seriie u4I - -1 % -;Nut Pure Toronto, , Pei
few days later from the west side, but
LIOENSED A C--
oUt and spent $.uvday- with the.10ful
TIONFEER for York, Qntario and Durham If you are Ise yon will use _o fortunately before reaching 71
w nly 4
Counties. All kinAs of sales promi attended the washout. r_1Ared.ligbt and a er's mother and sister,
to. Terms reasonable, Dates for We may be .Ideal, well, drilled .by Chas. B. Rice, heavy guard should be placed at this Mrs. Margaret Ramsey, who Is In
arranged
at NEWS'Officv. Bell and Judepen-
dentphones. Whitby,Ont.�Sly.
poorly. - We. are glad to repo -'C."REESOR
who is agent for Wind Mills, Gasoline spot. her nintletir year,, bas been quite '
rt that A.
Engines; all kinds of pipe and fittlogs
Dr. No E. McEwen, E.V. Scs, for Wiwi works. Also bath room fix- GROVOkAllit she has improved: somewhat.
Melville Turner and- lady, fri
end
00UST HILI4
Yettritgary' Sur sort: tures, etc. Everytbitig given careful Thomas, Perryman has. imI spent a few dHvs with the formerLz
Graduate of University.'of Toronto, attention." 7 his residence conside'rab)y by llsving 91rents', J, B. and Mrs. Turner. While -
it,re-shingled and repainted. here they motored -to Port -Perry. ae-
Y
'RICE'S PUMP W _RKS,
Former Viterfiallsin to Macdonald 0 N.- L. Stephenson, who has been eproparied by his mother, sister and
Ho Percy Wideman.
Agricultural College, Quebec.
Home Tel. 5521, Whitevale, tint to seriously ill for the past few weeks, is,
Prompt attention to all clients. we are glad fo report. improving.
Bell and Ind.'Ph6nPR. "Mr. and Mrs. Loi -6, of Toront(-4, bavi Dominibil. Day, in Pickeriog ,�(dd
PICKERING, ONTARIO been spending a few'dnrs witbthe
'AR10 latter's parifnts, Tilos, and -Mrs, Pet ry- Extensive preparations are being
GET been
BEST man. . made fe)r hq.lding a mons.ter picnic 1 in the pleasure of your "Out. The Ladle' Aid of the Methodist Pickering 1"i1jave on Doml.niorI
.,�:-ing by. taking along
church will meet at tfi*e.home of Mrs. The matter is up ty the being taken u
JOHN PHILIP t.: W. Harvev on Wednesday, Jurre Ilth, Chamber of Commefee and thev will a Camera'
t Has a full line at 2,30, Everybody -welcome. be assisted by- the, Women's
tresh and cur- LLIOTT institute.
L C -pt -Conron who h," recently re- who have expressed a desire to. co-op-
0- ed meats constantly on hand, Brownie Cameras; are simple to-
lv the_ ersI 1-th- -tb4m, The object- is to t nd take good 17 -
opera e,n
Spice, Roll, Breakfast Bacolp, - pulpit in St, John s church on Sunday. provide funds for the urease of a
-e a most int; pictutes,
er�_�ting na- public play -ground or park. at least
when he gRv
Haw, Bologna, Weiners, etc. Yonge & Charles Sts, Toronto dress on his experiences. aftbe front. that is the popular desire at the pres- Xo.-2 Brownie Camera
From present appearance •we will e . $8.00
ant time, and in view of the -_fact that
Is noted enroll Canada for -
Highest prief's paid for From
an abundant fruit crop this year, Pi,:kerfiiig is' likely to make rapid IN6. I A Pr6wnfe C�iera 3.755 -
Cattle.
: Butcher's high gad6 business education. The with the exception of eherrie-;, which grnwth iuthe *rI future, a gopd park
NJOI 2 Folding Promo takes pie,
demand -for our graduates during trees were killed.bv frost a year ago, will bes, necerisity. The picnic will ba.
Apples, pears and plums, however, held on the -athletic grounds on the tures 2J co pactfolding
The Pickering the last fouryears has been more X�J, a - fil" , , -
promise a heavy czop, east side of Church St., and the sari- camera at 7.00
than Bre times our supply.- Open. A large - number assembled in the ous committees have been appointed
allyear. WRITE FOR OUR ILLUS• Temperance Hall on Wediiesdayeven- to look ilib various d' To,.- 12 -A Antagrapifid VdId1fig
V',01 -lance, Committee u epartments
TfiATED C'ATALOGrE, 'Courses may Ing of last week t,6 extend ft hearty of work, Brownie takes pictures 4xil-
-elcome to Pte, Clifford Warmup, A good program of sports, including Price 76
commence at auy thus. w
-.7je object of this Association is to
Is
who bad just returned home from football: baseball and races, will .be Eastman Films and supplies' sea stealing and prosecute overseas. A good progranflof musLe, rovided for which suitable prizes -will
felons.,
the W. J. Elliott,,Principal etc., Was give and addriises'by Revs, is offered, Efforts will also be made Bring in your films to be develops...'
and Dr. Marsh. Pte, to secure a good, band, and an enter- Xembers, having property stolen coramuni replied briefly to the wel- tainment for theevening. The chief_ ed and tinted- on will be
annoy
me come which Was e tend�d to -him, and feature of which will be an address by
'E dd s For Hatchini.' xpleased with the re . sulta
LOI immediately with any member
of Executive Committee. tbanked--tbe many friends for their Sir AdFrm Beek, who bas- promised to
from BlaeklWe'ftsted' Red, -boxes sent which were highly apprect•
be r �seni unless prevented by ill -
Membership fee 11.00. R! NG
#1 "nd lMiiI
Gagne -choice' stock anid-- ated. Pte. Shlei, atiother returned health. A refreshment committee
TJoketsfmay be bad from the Pre4ident or: excellent llayarL,. soldier who bad come to Brougham to bas been appointed who will look
"tory on application. T' attend the funeral of the late Geo. D. after the various stands at which tee. Go We Liace, Phma B..,
6ii�g Belgian -flares' -Linton. was called upon and gave a cream. candy, cigars and other re -
Exec. Com. -L. D. Banks, C. S.'Palm. and:14i1ver:Grey19ibI most Interesting account of his ex- fresbments may be secured. There Druggist--Graduate'Opt4ciall
er. W. V. Richardson, Pickering, ian -Here@, periences with transport service, and will also be other attractions -which
XII: Pedigree.$ took. asfa mule driver. Duriolt the evealaig will tend to make. the day an enjoy- C.N.RoTPIIL,ttAgetit.'
r
k J. R. Thexte. W- J. Clark. re realtments
0 '51 were served and &most abls�qp tlli� Will ueo In a,f w
PrIaMent,_-, 11irf"iff"SMIATM e,
L+�-,0+'4.ia^ 'pwiy '',a^'hr"�';y a;'r'f" s��'K'.f7T' .'t'�'4�t ,•.n;v
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a ®old OWY In0 . TVrG THE BABY
- -- 5"Jed air -twit Paeuiiar ' C 1tosa Practiced ..in Ada
to preserve •its native . Min« and Gasses,
ncdiuci1 _ The strange custom o! salting 5.
gOO�ihei38• -new-born babies is still practiced in
certain--regions_of Europe-nd -Asia.- .-
?o- "S �:,r
/ill grades. ' Wrlti for prices. - ^"
T"ONTO ,SALT . WORKS
TORONTO _
e nationalities of the
people _employ-
- -- - -- - .
r r entire. skin..of the infant with very . t
tine salt. 'This is left on the baby for t' Can be tww+•K at'a oast at `
~ Vis✓ - r three -hours --or more whew it. is wash-
ad off • with warm water. w s • tri` pe ' Do:
r, 8674 mountain tribe. of Asia. Minor r with 11Reminir >asr Preserver
are even more peculiar ia.this regard �° to Mo. a ChUd can �•
Cord
Jiat sob 1t on a
Used In Millions Of Tea -Pots D� ' :than the -Armenians, for the .:ate teed
OtS al :o
1
Y tt�� �arala
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<.. fees tresis or
alleged to keep their new�iorn ` !' alas moatii. aaaaser. r
_ babies covered with ae]t for a period �0 � "m 40 n 4o Sir
t it from your dealer or,send
twenty-four hours. The modern to
e 'Greeks also sprinkle their babies with Flaming Egg Preserver Co.
X -Winning His Spurs
salt. The -mothers imagine that this fes orate et. w. fisoitt=N1
mow•. �` practice brinks health and strength Y x;
?` y Motor yule to their offspring, and serves to keep �` r
t O �,' away. the evil -spirits as well.. � F
ENGLISH IN JAPAN.
By' WILL S. GIDLEY. ,
Y - URrs*
' Native of -Flowery ICingdom Has Dlt
PART II. When Dwyer awoke to conscious- ficultl Practising English
Dwyer -swung around with a• hoarse nese strong arms su : Language.g ` ,
pported him. A
sob• Somewhere hetwee :Welton and girl with troubled blue eyes. and nut- The ,biggest problem , facing the
Fremont Siding brown hair was bathing his forehead Japanese. studying English in his r t loups
_ ng was. the Limited, k
"tearing along at forty miles an hour. with cooling 'water, gently murmur- flowery home is finding some one to w' ' ' "
Upon the acme track, rushing to ing: Phil, my darling Phill" practice his oral English qn. • One y
meet it, were the three runaway cars What man souls remain uncon-' might say he is up against it for Ia-MUM
_ -
_ __ _..- _ MISSING.
Aad one of the passengers on th acious under such. ,conditions ? "An--boratory iacilitteB� Captain Grant A. - Qooderham, re- -----
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flyer was, Annie Brooks, the 'ri wh nfe" .he fa "' says e., who has just car m sing m
rwis soon to e wife2 a right ?" home since noon of Friday May 2. /
come from Japan. the students are • .
"Come, come," consoled Jerry, lay- "Yes, Phil," the replied,' "jrOu saved eager t0 seize eve O R'� Suffering 'from loss of memory.
it." every ps wait opportunity. 'Age 27, short, height ink ;'has hand upon Dwyer's ,broad " Mins Mann, as American, was walking i8 t about flue lest .
shoulders., Dont ' take it so . hard— And , you are not hurt?"" along the main street in • Nikko one four inches ; broad shoulders • and.
yon did all you could to stopthe Not at all! And you, Phil?" day when she piss a walked very erect; .clean shaven; cleat
" pDmached by a in ( possibly have grown a W�
'=Twin- They tan not, blame you.,, Sound as ever—though L.ought to siative student, who said:
'!I know," gasped -Dwyer, "but— be ashamed of myself for feinting " "Please may I speak English with beard by this time) ; grey eyes, heavy
As he rose unsteadily to i r - brown bafr Was wearing d-rk
iron cart nnderataad. Annie—the '
Vm +ft Mo she
6A rry' e a . l e gray-haired gentleman ( "Be brie!—what is it?' the lady re- f blue overcoat with belt, green
adore t and tan boots. "Any •infor
><Anate on the Limited!" '• cried pushed his way through the crowd plied: • - - � - • `-
r .Ferry, his vedce filled with sympathy, and grasped his hand. For .a minute' the student swayed Brat as i ° his whereabouts would coev,u
�
"Yes; I got a telegram this. morn-� "Young man;' he began: briskly: O 'back and. forth in his agony of, phras-be e 1 y received by his parents; -
ing• Jerry, I must do something!" I gm proud to meet you. You hada Ing a foreign sentence, and thea he at e0 Madison Avenue; Toronto. Tele•
rendered s Vhii College 1107
...
..Dwyer ,strode forward and grasped � great service to the nub-. exclaimed: _ - -.
his friend's arm in a grip like that of lie end' to .the, road of which I of "Verily, verily,'I say unto you, itis _
A vise- "Is there lent of ; the resident, and if you will give nig a- warm day! "
-R plenty gasoiipe P y EAST
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.,
in- your machine ?" he demanded. his ' your name and address I will ase that - Soap .rubbed an the screens •and
4, eyes blazing with sudden deCeffiina-. oa_are pr4periy rewar ," -- -screen strips prevent -sticking.
"'Never mind the reward ltsr. Brad- f0 NT HAS NOW HER OWN
RO O
CREATOR OF FASHIONS,
"Of course. But irbati .ley," said Dwyer proudly. "We both _
"There, is a siding seven miles from happen .to serve. the same line• -yon a _
a 64x4,"' s s on master wards becoming the recognized centre
go ug save the Limited and An-' at Fremont aiding. hay Warne is of Fashions for Canada. for It will now
ale. You tend the wires,", And' he � Philip Dwyer, and"—tfirning to An- have its own Creator of Fashions to --
the person of Susanne BeriQne, who.
'daa6ed from -the office toward the nfe—" this is the young lady -3 am UNIOBRSiTY
spot where Jerry had- deft his -ma- to marry Thursday. I've saved her has been established ria Paris for some _
years and who enjoyed the patronage ! N, BINH
Chine. A moment later came the life —and that is all the reward I
N ask." of -many of Paris' foremost society =ONTARM
sharp aaPl06lon of a motorcycle get= « „ _ women. Including many Americans. - - -
{ ng under motion Whew! whistled the, railroad The following are some of the lead•• ARTS _
From Fiemont Siding to Welton president. "So .that- is •what brought era she pine prlvileggd to drags: � of the sn,.mvnw mny be ac.esea by -
*an nearly all down grade sad the You down here is such hast is it— La BVfa ohne de Bethune.
BethumDignit. APPLIED B�I� t� I -
. highway followed- closet tare wind- for the iake •of'the girl you ova and MEDICINE�� TIO/r
-fogs of the -tracks. Dwyer gave the not from a sense of duty to the caul- Madame de Casbilt
SEUINTIR
p� imoiorcycie its full power, inward! p�Y?„ Madame de. Castanet~ .. lojf Chemical, Civ'
Y .. ,.' - IKademofselIe Harrison, etc s E t i —
b n�cal sad fee zie�a ,. . `
bieasing the day he - had "induced Well, Dwyer answered blushing- Temporary apartments have been Eagtascri°S
f harry ti teach. him to ride. Loader' ly,' "I guess it was
tir.W
Ii partly both. But I secured at 106 Sloor 81i,, Went, Toronto, ��' �� P..tr!�TICfI sailtiat . C K
and louder roared the motor; fasfar reckon it was thinking o! Annie be- where she will open. an 'establishment ice`' "°d "°� - t>ee�ber `*�s•►
$ .. and faster sped the machine.' Trees int on the train that kept me nerved catering to the very highest class of sg-. _G&0._Y_.CHOWN,-iteVutrat,
f mashed by. The landscape became a� up and working my best to get here : dressmaking in all its branches, in- `
" eluding ladles' lingerie,
f �srat�ering blur. on time.gowns. man- _ ---
Now and then the speed -of the ma- "I -don't blame you, my bo !„ �: flea. etc She will, create new models _ --
shine became Y or design special gowns for any er- -
so great that Dwyer I claimed the president, again shaking son desiring exclusiveness. In order
piss forced to shut-off the power and Dwyer's hand. "She's a girl worth to protect her art and patrons from un. s
Apply the brakes to make the turns working for. I hope you will always scrupulous persons who would falsely
safely. Each time he be to al • t4, her as claim to wear her creations, a trade 4
opened up the - Y you have been e- mark and serial number is sewn in
t throttle. again with a jerk as soon as I+onr. employers. And when you re-
�. >r
1 Xbe chrvp had been safe! turn from' our hone every gar and a complete record - a'
. y passed. ;--for y honeymoon vacation -of same to kept. Hoil 2 to 5 P.M. 7
The distance to be covered lessen- you ara'to talc�e-a month at the Please write or telephone for an ap 'a a
+_ �.ed steadily and still the runaway ears company's expense -:you. may report pointment. For no consideration not
s wore, ahead.. Five miles—four--end for duty at my ofAce. Young men for any money will -a new creation or
AQV, three. •Wvu1d he be too late? of your .mettle are scarce; we need especially designed gown be dupit- -- -
= Se pictured In. his mind the flying mota of them at headquarters,'• cafes for eyiy one alae. She will be to ° r__ t • _
wits► passengers; Canada what Worth is to Paris +
- �} _ _. -
crowded 7 .v
sqo them the girl he loved. 8e = First Tine- He'oaw It. _ `• _
saw the awayfng runaways, clatter- TO ECONOMIZE SHOE LEATHER. Strolling along the quays o[ New _ W—
Ing at, terrifle speed down .the grade. York harbor to Irishman canis across
,Se pictured the crash as they came Ping Life of Footwear by ApplVing the wooden barricade which !s placed
; -the huge u ng Copal Varnish. rheas the enclosure where cis
cram the rails, the shattered coaches igrahts
--mss to the �dmg of his The scarcity Jif leather and the con• suspected of suffering from -contagions
straggle? Ni 'he moat reach the wept increase In price for footwear diseases are • isolated.' ,phwat's this
- -':switc#i' in time—he simply must! make any piss or treatment wel. boarding Torr' he enquired of a by
come that gives' added life to articles ply; "thatb
' 8e opened the throttle another g standar. fever
was the re +�
so essential. A writer in Chamber's to keep out [ever and things like- that, ,
botch in a last effort to overtake the Josrnal declares that varnishing the you know." "Indade!" said Pat.
flying cars. Almost as he did so he solea of boots or shoes • makes them "Oi've often heard ' of • the board of
can fit• sight of them, �areeaing wild- wear four or five times as to health, but, bejabers, it's the Brat time /
Iy is they dashed along—shill ahead ng as they
would wear Oise seen 1t•"
Of -him, but, thank heaven! the ran- without_ that treatment. - An inferior type of Copal . varnish is
away cars were slackening speed—the good- enough for the purpose, and half Antiquity of Lawn Tennis
grade was gradually lessening, At a pint, costing, with a suitable brush, It may be claf_med that lawn tenafa
last she was even with the speeding about twenty-five cents should keep a is at-leaat three-,
hree centuries old, having y
cars. And no* he was forging ahead person's footwear treated for a ,
—and the siding only a' halt mile year been played in 1691 when Queen
or more. beth was entertained at Elvetham, in
The leather must be quite dry and Hampshire, by the Earl of Hartford,
".Dwyer recalled with a throb of bare when yoh apply the varnish. You Stratt,' quoting. from Nichol's
hope ,that the road curved clone to should, therefore, wear new boots for gross of Queen Elizabeth," tells us
the tracks_- near the siding. This Y
would give him his o a sag beisre treating them.. .Apply that "after dinner, about three o'clock
Opportunity.- And the varnish at intervals of half an ten of his Lordship's servants, all
then, as his machine shot ahead, the hour until the leather is so saturated Somersetshirs men; in a square green �/'
"Hoarse whistle o! the Limited in the that the surface remains shin- FOR i ;��r`l►li. M ._
dibtance set every p0rive in his body y iu• curt, before her Majesty's window,
stead of becoming deli in places. Hang did Haag up lines, squaring out the y•
a -tingle. It wan now or �e1v-erl the boots Up to dry, for about twelve form of 'a tehnis _court -and malting a J��_
+ • The machine _ reached 4kk aiding hours and they will be ready for wear, cross line in the'middle, being stript Put the S and A in � ohm
Pant_tWi
with only a moment, to span.
Pant- It is a good plan to treat the sales -in of- their doublets, played, Ave to five,
Ing with, exhaustion Dwyer flung him that way about once a month In ad- with handball to the great' liking of d' can brave two Or tht'ee pinus
self from the saddle. �'iie' flying oars dition .to increasing the lite -of the her Highness." O!' pl1C8 pf Oris Of �eathet -�
!were Almost upon him its a reached leather, the varnish makes it virtually :L
p ��r.�• �d ,i
r the stvitdi. The -Limited was round- @ 17�.e O r' 1'•'• Tf193t
1 the ^_urve it topmost speed, waterproof. Wished It. Had dean's Hahmet:-
velar 17ULke them noel int Dl]i
Ym' grasped the switch handle and - - r
- A returned soldier had scarcely �,, ���� t
=. vl*reAc fed it over, he leaped to one ` - i ,• greeted friend wife atter his return and efJOi omiW SUUt11tel' $hoes you sari
'We pst as thq runawa�4 shot into , � A Strange Fashion from France, when. she asked
eagerly; {oc diilclren.
the oil
ing and plunged with a' splint- At one time—in the lonrteenth or "And dearie, did you bring me a lot of
e crash "from the rails. He sank fifteenth 'century—people wore the souvenirs?" "Only this little balls -
' a bask Upon the ground, - sharp •paaina beaks of.their shoal long that they. the doctor took out -of -my side;' he to Solt
SE10f Sb0fe4 � - .
shot through his numbed limbs, and tumbled over them when they walked, answered gravd�: "Aw, gas sf had B
his head--iwhirled dizzily. TY(en overt'- and were forced to tie them to their wifey, "I wish_ it had befit i &&aa
thing was darkknees by laces or Chains. helmet)'
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-PALE, 'AND WEAK - - next day, find ^ never wind it twice
T - at the same time; well, just so much _
ti' r p A(h�[,�• (,� - more can any child's,, life be' made
invert Your Mone;
�a b DEPOtrUEN L 1 PLL discordant and out of rhythm with - to"
- _ o DEBE2__TU1 --
'oWe -Their.-Condition t0 Weak,_ irregularity in sleeping and eating, ; The Great West Permapelst
MP T Watery Blood—How to Regain - -
and by inordinate or unbalaneed diet. - Loan Con!
.•:; -• T - D Offitse _Y2.K1A4-$l.�A/oit :,
r1s�. gth•�!' . ' Start the Baby Bight. -
]very woman's health is peculiarly Ffom the inti$ iia mother hears x
dependent upon the condition 'of her that first significant cry which pro- The removal of 'import 'restrictions
.,�
s '.blood. Far too many worries suftet -' -- -.wI T>�o Leeson Stick?' )outdoors determines howmany flies, claims. is the. world 'tile birth of 'a oft foodstuffs is the Scandiriavdan
with headaches, pains in the back. • We .have_.iecentlypassed through` one is likely'to'hayt% Garbage"paails,' new life, she is confronted by a prob- countries is a considerable relief, to
~poor appetite, weak digestion, palpt- a trying time, which' brought new pigpens, rotting vegetables and the l leen which increases in complexity Canadian •exporters. Much time was 1
tation of the heart, a constant feeling experfencea and. which' taught.• usI uncovered' outhouses should receive• with the,'passing'of the years. last and worry occasioned , by the '
{ '�Of weariness, shortness of breath, pal- any things in the-wayLof-,ecoriomyl atte tion in order to forestall the eUpon the -early habits of the baby interchange of - cables on shipments 3
for and nervousness. Of course all and thrift. Now that the war has flies activity about your house. will depend her ability to fulfill -her from, the Dominion, and in many
-thsae symptoms' may not be 'present been won many people seem to think Without' going into details about many duties. She can train the baby cases those being made via American
In any particular case. They are there is no longer any necessity forl the various diseases they are said to to be entirely ,dependent upon her. porta were. long delayed at the A,m
r merely a warning that the blood is self-denial and are speedily falling carry it is known that, fines leave during his waking hours, and „thus l erican border... The .Canadisa; Trade
out of order, and that it is thin. and back into old habits of extravagance. Berme fly the wholesale wherever, , let him become the spoiled child who M Commission, had frequently to hold
..:...-.Watery, and it. yon note aay...of these In such cases the lesson has surely they walk. Admirably adapted for' later. develops 'into a family nuisance, export permits in abeyance, and eat-
�aylntptoms In your own case, you been in -vain so far as the individual carrying microbes on account of cer- , or she can begin even when he is in ' withstandin- the extensive cones.
should lose no time to taking the pro is concerned- tair- hairs and spines on the outer hi3 tiny crib to sow the seed xf self- pondence which. the -Commission.-has -
:. per steps to enrich and purity • the Quckly, ,indeed, do we forget. Never parts of Iris- anatomy, the little- pad reliance, which will make him the I carried on, it is believed that ,there
blood. Anaemia -. poverty of the. again will a similar opportunity pre- 1 which holds hiss to the ceiling also i responsible and desirwble 'citizen: Bhe are still stmt cases where exporters
bl -is s most insidious disease find seat itself for g would not be guilty of pulling tip the are awaiting information. Any case...
°� getting a start is the carries germs. When crawling over
If allowed to run will end in a com- right direct%n. At least itis hoped filth of.' a kind . this little cu '
plate breakdown of the system. Dr, and expected that the `terrible ex- shaped ad never fails to p ! sbrouting plant to,see if it was grow- of doubt will be, promptly cleared if
K
"Williams' -Pink Pilin are, beyond doubt, p p p gather a ing; why carry her baby about i¢ -her referxed'to the' Caystbaan Trade Com
the greatest blood -making tonic offer- periencea in battle -torn >rurope will !large number, of microbes, which -are arms or hold hini iri her' lap when he mission.,
never be repeated.. The hope • of the deposited' later on other surfaces., can kick and crow so much. more
;ad' the public to -day.. For more than nations lies 'in the direction of peace Flies love. filth, and it seems almost
8 quarter of a century they have bcea G . freely 'in his own' bed . :
for all future years to come. so prone' impossible to exterminate:- #heiri ' if The bob -vho is 'bathed fed liven
the stand-by of hue reds of thousands are we to follow. aloe the beaten nothing is, done. to put an end to y '
g his nap regularly, -allowed freedom in 4
vt people in all pao! the of"orld. No. path of habit. that it requires some -I their breeding places. - _ , -_ which to
,. athar medicine has ever, schievettBuch _ _ grow and not hemp red by
thi
u e ordinary -mint-a en ion wi develop into
i to 'arouse us to make. an ort in a e : a h p p—y;Ipful child and be
ie that .thio medicine does what ie different direction.. - ! e
claimed for it, enriches and purifies
i The absolute necessities -for,. the a joy. to his parents and a pleasure rr s
So with the self-deni made nec- child, iY he or she is to be health to their friends.
the blood, thus bringing new strength Y
salary by the war, wit everything, and strong, are these:
to every organ and every nerve In the I r
possible done to encourage economy I• Ha spirits, «
'body. Ia this way Dr. Williams' Pick PPY P s, born o! sympathy We must cheek the Sow of molney .c
in food d in dress, thrand understanding ift 'and loving kind- t outwards and turn the stream of A'
Pills bring new health to weak, des• anress, wI
poudent people. Among the many who 1 stamps and bcnds to the limit of our ness on the part.,of the parents or money inwards" by cutting down im-
ability a& a means of gaining -he vic- guardians.
speak highly of this medicin g ) ports and expanding exports, says
/ says: -"It would �bedlmp�Out., who tory, it gave Q� ssible for,; the right road Shall
nothing lweb allow lea- and work outdoors every day. i Trade- Commrsgion:- -
prMI lun
Y S. At least two hours of quiet
me to recommend Ds. Wlslama PinkI 9
son and drift back into our old hablta _
I'111s too highly. Some years ago l wail ; � pineal with older people, daily; dig. Ncycle
of extravagance aced &elfishness? 'very this and pale; I suffered many ' recti after the noon meal, with littleof the symptoms of anaemia and al- i Shall we rfet rather, with our newly periods of quiet happiness w.i#h alder i M Re TARM E R •Oquired mental equipment for sery-'
ways felt -tired, depressed and weak I persons the first thing in the morn-
z I had tried sevl
eral medicines, but they ee, determine from now on to devote. ing to key them for the day,. and (ji►!1]128$t?QfLCtf?l7t _
",''did not seem to help. me, Then acting ' less" thought to self and more to the the last thin in the evenin to ke � YOT1R MONEY »
od of 'Man? Shall g g y` - ?7t Best Tires
bn the advice their mind& so that sleep can do.i . e _
w not be ' broader -mine more _- . - - -
tag Dr. Williams'Pink Pills. Before I g I for them its proper. work regea- ; jn sn Meda by- Canada's greatest rubber
sympathetic and chs=.table, less
- had used halt a doses bores 'I was enation. - company and Canada'alesAin tars laskm
actually [sellae lilts a now person and j ready to criticise and find fault, more 4. A scientific diet In which fresh
&toward perfected by the same &:pmts, is
I continued taking the pills until I ! the. urtfortunate of all lands, and leas fruit on account of the acid) form at .� ° nam �•
f Dotaiaioo Auto i"h'es r nation-leWe
had taken a dozen boxes, and from 'inclined to limit our efforts to those I Is 5040 --part of the entire -intake ` popularity.
10. with whom _we are more intimately that time I hives always enjoyed the of food with a eorrespoadsag- f
associated?
AsyourYon ego be ears of the ems
best of health. I freely write you �� crease in proteids, carbohydrates and i d ride comfort of .<
Lord God of Hosts, be with us e
thfa.letter !a'tSe hope that some wo- » t+ sugar, dessert, etc.- - - - "Dotsiia oo Ttrei" for Bicycles ami
lain Ia need, as I was, will see it and Leat we forget -lest we fozgetl _ b. Long and regular hours of sleep LZIMBER DEALER motors 8
with the
indows wide open.
be benefited si, I,hwe beer Impoverished .: The blow -five becomes at the first bin waver ei and rub - Sold the '~
Most of the troubles that saes!many 6. A cold shower and rob -off the
blood ndawilldue to promptly disappear if first signs of settled weather, and its You know what happens to a watch �' RUBB w
the blood M built up and renewed. it ? progeny soon numbers thousands. It if you wind it three or four times a �1BIIs is
and Pri
you ars ailing. give this greatest of visits every place that smells favor- day one day, and let it run down the - -
r_ _tonic medicines a fair trial'aad it will ' ltble for depositing its eggs and de
not disappoint you. 'Dr. Williams' i veloping tho larvae, for the • By Is
Pink Pills can be procured through impartial and will follow an odor no -
! =any dealer' In medicines, or will be matter whether It comes from a pal-
-- - ; aenf�y maII� bac a bb: or�s�'boies ace or- a-Fiove-T. -p'ii eB� .decsyrng . : , -:�
f '-.tor $2.50 by'writing The Dr. Williams' manure, decaying animal and vege-
Medicine Co., Brockville. Out table matter, etc., are all ideal places ! -
for fly breeding, and it is in such
There are • too man-. tan that a ---- -
- y tangled trails places eggs sic :aid.
That start with promise true, The fly can follow an odor as ably
But never lead us to the scenes as any four -footed animal, and It
Our longing eyes would view.' likes foul smells best of all. Its -
Alone, undimmed by tears between, sense of smell is a very reliable
T -
guide to food and breeding places•� • ' {
-fro' far our steps may roam, . _ -
Runs back the path of memory It is plain, then, that cleanliness
To mother- and to. home about the housebarn and the whole
A _ _ - ,. - , '� a Takes Less for the Job-afid
The First -Line of Defence -
A plentiful supply of ammunition is the first lime of defence
against the enemy. When waging war a nst the Potato _ - _ / �. _ _
gal.
• .. , B ariuy, make sure that your first line of defence is -' ' -' efi>�I
impregnable by using Mnnro's Pure Paris Green -the only - % aio
A Pint,�to be 100'ent, mnitat be
$Irit11uI11tion you'll need. Wheal the first Potato Bug an- 100%
p pure. Only an. absolutely pure
- Bears, s�lr-dyy tkie plants with a liquid solution of this old.;
i�Ill arni the will be ed and out - paint can cover comple , apread�
reliable er, enemy , y Y - -
. telt sasil� _
-t t�to-crop saved. _ - and unties -t tfie surface of w6ca and ;
- MUNR(YS PURE PARIS GREEN " metal against the destructive action of wear and
i is a fire fluffy, rich powder made to Government standard.. It has weatlbCr for years.
barn killing potato far years, and this year will kill more than ever,
because more people will use this old• standby to make sure of getting a =
goad crop of potatoes. Be wire -yon get 1Mu nro's from your Hardware, ' i
Drtr&
Grocery and General Store. RTI S NOUR
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Guarantee costs less ` than any other on your house, because it rpt
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MARTIN -SENO UR "?
100%. PURE PAINT
casespi taside whit. and It ala. true economy to keep your house weIl painted; ti
a few dark shad" that •
ewmot be prepared froab alt saves repairs and . deterioration." •-
lead and suis)... to b. �... •y:
' d' fronsn apun whiteIt is the -trued economy
7"d. peo:ids of :foe, y -
with coloring matter in
proportionate QuantiWs ;,'to use 1Do� Puaie , .
necessary to make their• A
respective shades and Paint..
tints. with pen linseed •A �Ve p �.�,,�
oil and turpentine dryer -�/ _♦` (�"�►"a' . ; fir'.
and to be eatiTely
from water. benzine.. '
whiting and other adul•
tarations, and SOLD , r. +�;.
SUf3JEGT TO Cly Vee
CAL ANALYSIS."' OLii" "TONd
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list On request.Q
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4rr SALS XXQ28TrA at own stable one and a balf
SM0 miles —east of 'Pickering Village.
M%811&T..,,Jqne 72TH—Auction-sals -AN.,r:
-the --registered
of hou%eliold in,. niture. in 01jardt. _R
at,.
Mont Village, the property of the ON -P S
ISM H AR. 0 S
V Geo. DavidsonDavididn Sbns; CC;X;;;o'o-d'.
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estate of the late Alex. Wilson. Will
Smile at 2. See bills. be so -son of 1919 'at his
Fred Postill. will
stable, 0% AV% 111110000 11110% Aff
'Inneer
1.50per'ycar; $"8i(patidin.&dya=C. GALLANT RZMNXI% 30721, Clydesdale
the property-of-D—liv
H.ORSE REGISTER -Sv., -Plekering. -: - ��i
season of 1919 at his own stably,
RoT&L FRAN
KLIN (19369)—Clydesdale BARON's BEST (18980), (11697), Import 4A.RDE.q SEEDS
stallion, the property of S. C. Bun.
1110TM4 ANO-VOMMUNT111, 6d Clydesdale stallion, -the Fro erty
ker,. win wAke the season of 1919 at.
GEL REEDS�
his own stable, Kingston road,'one btGranamBr4ps..Cairubroge, Ure- VAN
St%4 mont, will make the season of 1919
The gloom that pervaded *d;e and a half miles east of Pickering at his own stable.
Village.
ri TOMATO PLANTS
9 �ultural community a few BEIXE Boy F8524: (14G18). the prem.
WIP,Rweeka BucEPHALUS Vol. 12, No. [3381 (1.129,S) . iujli i
wg6 o the back
on t] mported Clvdesdale starilion,
The'choic61k bred linp6rted Clv CABBAGE PLANTS
award weather, is being dispelled des- theprOperty of Ne)sonWagg. Clare -
dale stallion, the property of S. C. mont, will make the season of 1919
j
by the iaverfible weather of the *Bunker, will make the season of 1919 as follows; Monday after ''All kinds of Flower" Plants for Bedding
noon, will
leave his own stable for Goodwood
j -past two web-ks. Those who
fornight. Tuesday, own stable for
thought that _ive were facing a
noon; Brougham hotel, aight.. Wed -
famine a short time ago now see nesday, Harbron Bros. lot 5, con
-Black, Mix'd Jr
ences' of at least an average. '4. Our 60c'
id Pickering, noon; Brooklia hotel or e o Green' Teas
emp. Some kinds of crop may be
night. Thursday afternoon, A.sh-
burn hotel, night. Friday, Wry,
-it failure; but as Luix"ed fa riiAng is
Jackson's, -lot 5, con. 9. Pickering; .,.are the best on, the market.
noon, thence to own stable until the
-these failures Rill ki following 211onday'afternoon,
made up by bountiful yields I KING'S C0VRT*HIP [14116]; (14712j. the,
JAMES,RIC
The
��+�
some other kinds of prodnets. Th pure bred imported Clydesdale stal- H A -RD SO N
lion, the property of. Oscar Wilson.
f a
�Wln that so in qy,�aw will lik-
Brougham,will inakethe season of
.rely prove to be a mirage. 1919 as follows: Monday. May 12th, ALSIKE-SEED
will leave his own-stableand pioceed
to W. G. Scotts, 7 con. 8, Pickering,
BL40ESMITH S
for might. Tuesday, Win. Middle -
The -strikes which have been NANTED sop.
..,418tarted ' recently in Winnipeg ton'R, Greenwood. noon; U. Blake's.
Audley, night. Wednesday, H, G. We will pay the highest
BARN TO SAVE.—
Tormto arp not ln�eetlpg with - Wilson's. base line.
I [�` jill : 1, . i �i � 11 - noon and night: H-orseshoeing acid general blacksmith 7
the success that their.promoters1 111' 1111p), ji i an, woman urs y, eo. Cowan's isroc k road, for 9-11,kinds work pram4aIy_Att0jjdfd_tQ.
'y'
riday. , amilton's, con. of seed. Lame and interfering horses made
x. L_' expected. -Th6re are manytimes and Child can save.",' gignbt�b C bite's Green River,
Send us samples and get aspecialtyof, and money
Every one should save.. Every
when strikes -have the sympathy night.' Satu ay., p e a' -to big
until the following Mon -
and moral support of the people,our prices before funded if work does not,
ambitious person do" save.
dj�v.
butIn these strikes they.a selling.- prove satisfactory.
re The Savings Department of KixG's HEATHER
L140491, (17004), the The best of facilities Alex �IiC�
Ing to a great extent In this sup- ada well bre& imported Clydesdale stal-
)n' 1% port. - mauy of :ther'flillo the Standard Bank of Can lion, the property of D. Ryan. Dun- Jor clemning.
ne &180 affords. every facilityfor aid- barton. will make the season of 1919
as follows : M0048Y noon will leave 'DOWNE'
:called upon to strike. have not
�xxg you to save.' i at J. H -b' Y COMPA14Y LaX.CtS 5 C 3%Vd 6 1*4
+obe they-' the summons, -as t ."his'own'stable for H. Austin's. base A CU* limid 414—�
loot eonsider -the la)Yo r - strikes THE line. for night. Tuesday, W. J. Gas- WHITBY. ONTARIO
on'@. base line for noon, NI.-MeTag-
-the present time Justifled,-
Aart
"P a. lot 21, B. F. con. Whitbv, for
ti and, they �- were not in,'Ifavor of STANDARD BANK Wednesday, Bandel's hotel.
night.
1E -Whitbv. noon. Bentley Bros.. lot 1. ICKERING GARAGE
viralkifig out ia'sympathy1fur'thoee OF CANADA -
Wo . .8 - con. 4. Pickering, night. • Thursday,
h may.have had -a Orievance. PICKERii40 BRANCHHart-6on Evans', Kiusalti, nnon:jr.
E. Disney's, Greenwood' night. Fri- saving The people in general are strongly M"O. ZIMMERMAN MANAGIM 'day, Badgerow's hotel. Brougham. u iamg we are
opposed ptkrehased the garage business Davidson & Will
ed to tba*e strikes, &-lack-lack- J0ftANC?4`AL30 AT WH1jWrj for noon, W. J. McDonald's., Brock e oq.
prepared to repair all makes of &ut'
Aag'thitt, support, they are bound road, for Sacurday.'proceeds
to fizzle out. rtis generally recog.. to his own stable where be will re-.'_-, i. W6. keep!.iu:!� rock all 4-in&:0f3ford accessotiee,-tives for III
mainuritilthefollowin Monday,
9
34zed thlit th61abdring un!s
In the past- not. received big* ust
-i"Iiea ei ear-�, 0:1!0,,
M Of the -w,ealth.,of the coun-
-77-try. He. bRs made a bare living Annis & Andrew, Pickering
Something Spo-cial I
while -the capitalist -has received
b• 7
t e profit from his earnings. But
TO HELP. FARMERS
n recent years this contention
,.Corn Syrup I potind pall 50 cents .Prab�Appllq Jell
r,- hardly holds good, ap the labor
'Farmers, able- of greater production you are if you
g jqan has been well paid incom- _--jam had more money.
r --Plum, raspberry
and Strawberry 7
-This Bank is ready ana willing to help progressive fartneri
XAI�Wu with what he formerly
,Irece.
He way not be auras-
kyed.
with loans to, raise bigger crops and more cattle.
Stoves in to -.4n consult our local ager.
Wt: eltis a - fortune, - but -he isl living White Light 1;jjm"P'_ Burners New.. Perfection. Coaloil The nett time you're
-,I,,-well. and enjoying -many luxuries
..:.Mangel and Turnip.8eed
-Ahat he was -unable to dd n form- f %
. THE IrZfITir
4"mes. He Is spending -aidney in Pride-ef-X+thtta, Loup;f Gift�' B.&W 569
White YellowDect,
pleasure -in. a way - that he had p ved'Le'
in re aming 8.25 bush. Wisconsin No. T 3, 25 -bush'.
-
never done before. He is entitled d1WHITSY BRANCH-- J.-CMDON HALL, Manager.
is a
;to these pleasures, but there m -_.Tjry these rind see the 'results
—i"Miluilmax Nunn Is
lcimit to- his demand on his em- Muslim unuxum
INS
oyer. So long as his demands
are bauked by reason he will I
�E 'N N I S
jthe s -u pport of the people, and he
will succeed.in his demands.
EVERY
How -Caxe V
W
TIME SIIERON- WAAA9 PAW
given satisfaction. No paint can give more. No man
or
can expect more. S. W. P. is a satisfaction -giving paint.
on
77:
The materials that enter into it,. the care with which it is
made, the men who make It,, everything connected with
hearners are it are of the
any wart
satisfaction -giving kind. It never disap.
points. Always does the work it is expected to do. • Com'
_�"MY do llioi want to put a quarter In the bank at atine, and1do
least. Does most. Cob]" cauda free.
fore.,they Imew it, it is gone for trifles.
SOL0*9v 0
plan to enable you to
The Government has provided a simple
that quarter in such a way that it will J,,S,, BAISMNI PICKERING
earn YOU more money.'
Twenty-five cents buys it Thrift Stamp. Sixteen Thrift Stamps
�x Stamp, for which the Goverafnent will pa
become a War Saving Y
U10 o A.
:you
$5.00 in 1924.
YOU
If lend the Government your savings in this way, you can
0
make your money earn over 41/2% coihpound *interest as often :NOW is the turns put M
4KY
W -Si, as you U.00 odd. That is more than Savings Banks p
`w -In
ay YOU.
ter a
C9st .04 pply
nflll yo r
7" :T' --,We ba orders promptl
how -This Is not only easy and profitable investment, but patriptle
Sone y
Investment, because the Gover�ment needs money for the heavy
at Right Prices.
4nancing d the recormtruction period.
WL & W. Coal, the beat
hrocite obtainable
r
1.28 paid "Jadje
At ;�p r to?
Sa e0i_---=-
Make Your Savings Serve 'You
WdW SRWMP 3ftiNO
00001 be beask WAW%
and Serve Your Country—Inved The Campbell, Floqr_MiU&-Co,, U&
In War 8&4ns jUnnoo -at
Then
tn
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--. ' Born, on Thursda , , Lyman and Hire. Pilke and N. /�� ��++
r • �- �-, y May 22nd, y N Z� �VG-CREAIVt, ,
- to 5: O. and Aire. Truman, a eon. and Mrs. Burton and the latter s" F
W. Del. Talrner was in tits city "on at these prices will convince
Mrs. Geo. Beal and sons, Wtli dau hter, Mrs. Haas and Mise p you
Rriday. and Norman, and the latter's faun• Doris motored to Greenbank on that Fibgold's store is the -The famous Neilson make
Harry Porter was in the city on ily, of Toronto, visited with J. S. Sunday and spent the 'day with place to by Groceries. kept constantly on hand -- `w
rii'riday on business. and Mre. Beal on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Love. Seedless Raistne t lbs for 88c.. 6e�ed' A preppa to cater to
m red
1} A Scott hada business trip ` Raiaina !for lf6o, Ail lines of soapfor garden aRath tin ether sz V
-- - -
ear-g ,-af Toronto, visited lb in 5, 10 and 20 lb pails. Can Peas 2 -- ar or a
�.. and barn. Forsyth on Saturday. far 25c Can Tomatoes 2 for 35c Can ural office, opposto -t
I r:Luther Bowes, of Peterboro,w-as , . =- ' Corn 2 for 86c. Ceylon
black Tea 50c, -bakery, 21i•3
dere on Friday vieitIng his moth- r _ care Re . 8almoa_2 for W.. British ._. *_���'
+er. Oo}u abia Salmon Laic. Other�ocor- T. • -
B. and Mrs. Park, of Toronto, k� les at corespondingly low prices. °{
:called on friends. here on Satur- INDIVIDUAL
sayy J. Fingold, North Claremont The United'Farmers
Abijah Forsyth hasbeen'serioas- SANITA" 7
ly Ill with pleurisy, but is 'now im- o " o� --�
proving. 1 0nta rio -:
T. P. Shirk has been spending e, '
few days with friends" in Baughan - �/� r�►c CLIPS Q
F ed and Mrs. Madill, of Stanff- �1lil�� �i"L� ' roiling
Farmers Club meets ml the
ville, spent Sunday here with
their relatives. YER USED BEFQ Pickering 'own Hall on
Ghee. Neal, of the C. P. R. ce K
anent gang called upon friends - - / "' a - +4 Of all materials and design SeCOIId Wednesday
here last Week. NEVER USED kept in stook.. It will pay you Of each month
Mrs. Fred Farmer .is spending a .► ,, -SAFEGUARDS � 4 - call at trot works acd inspect our etoci O r -
L
few days' in Stonffville with her �` ��,�� obtain prices Don't be rpisled ' my dUrilig summer
months.. N
sister; Sire. Madill. agents do no a p} y Cham, consequent.
,"•
e we t m o
Mr: and hire.. Me-Callum anter- y we can, and do throw o8 the loom Watch for next mteetieg
commission of 10 per cant., which you wil f
taiued a carload Af people from - certainly save by purchasing from tu.• date,
'Toronto on Sunday.
Mr. R. W. Ellis officiated in the' Ice Cream Sundaes, Sodas and Bricks.
aallsolioitea. T� y ♦ ' -^
��r J. T. MATHESON in Union there" is S I reapth :��•
"and Utica f on Sunday. :t Ashburn ' Ofi}oe and Works, Whitby,, Ontario `
H. R. MONNEY PICKERINO _ n
J. H. Beal was on the sick` list
Im
or a couple days but we are glad
Coal
-_..Judging by the 'profusion of . � '.•- ! , " __-----R�`
t hot lie is bet
h prospects good
._. •-. a ", t
. ltloom the rosy tag for - - . _ -`,=_ .. , - t • . _ \ A - ,...
fmtt crop are ver bright. / , , ;�\� Chemtnat, .. 10.00 per ton ;
Rey. H. Wood preached in the s - - 3
p `- i
Stave' 0.75 a
:and Green River eon-Sunday. ttevale _ ; , ,';; �? ,_ ,. - ,,� •x . • Egg, 10,55 •��
Mies Margaret Macnab and the =1 , ;
q HOS A 'LAW*
!liieeea Duke, of Toronto, left on �l � ; •,;� ' ; ' � '` � • •.- _*-
Monday for a trip to Buffalo 5 2
Cfidrles and Mrs. lliott and 4 °, 1 — --§
child, of Brooklin, spent Sundays t
with Mrs. Elliott's parents, • Hugh Vialil C�IOp �„�
:and Mrs. Gregg `�.�ti• ��� ~. ,l - pY'#b
The C. P. R. train which form �, AND, FL,gING 3
`erly arrived here at 7.31 p. m., _- cif' ` -
lEavea arrivesat
at 5,10 10 in lead of k • :r1 't`x ' �, E • / ' I am -flakingopreiparn, M ndato do he and Frping i. oat
# 15
P. m 4 A��•..;.? days only, beginning n
\� a 'A•k .
,. - - la
t.
k for _over two ears re- r \ • • / /"
on April 1 t, '
retok Goatick,. zv6o has been,
overseas t y , 1�, ! �. ! ; 4.. _ -- �ag. and hinder 4
turned bolas on Ta'tradap. His ,. i ' tocgue on hand,
father and mother went to .the 6 ��'.�•"'�r'-� r ,r• � � .,l,�r-- "�. '�• ,� t, _ F � +�
a John F. Sayles, Greenwood
apG (Dr.) Jef4s and Miss Bessie ' ° �':���/u ` , �� ,t •'
Bennett, accompanied by Mr. and _ ,,,. , - r
Mfrs. Frank Spence, motored out :.. - -- "n'* a-. 'r., laremcsr�tir�¢r M
and spent Sunday at the home of151
1C. O. and Mrs. Bennett. «..,, s,'rr �i tr
Rev. W. Limbert preached twoq(j�� r� ,- Bus meets all Trains
- =excellent-germ Agin the Methodist
First-class Rigs to hire `Play or
church on Sunday, his subject in - -
.. j ,. = , .._ night at lowest prices. - y
the morning being The Duties of z1 i,� ;• l �-
Citizenship," and that of the even 'n' '�I+'II Phone 1805. a
Ing beiax "The Labor Question." �`�` b` Thos• Saad@aeon & SCa, A
an
both tieing lie topica at the prem- `�'o and 1 _ i'
;ant time. - -
R. H. Middleton, : of Elmvale, is Roadstens CiLn now be supplied with �, �� ' •;. i LL- --'PROPRIETORS -- _
spending a few days with -Jose�pph w l ' , f ;' y
"akud Mrs. Readman. Mr. Middlo- ,neyy Fdrd,-Jec���tarti11 and li ht 1 •T h e x t O n s
ton had three sone in the war, one _ - � -------g--_�-._--�--
of whom paid the an rstae sacra• systems as OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT.-
•"$ce in the great pash�aet Anguat, - _ -• �}�� --
after he had been three years at 'I'hls equipment• is a Ford product `
the front.NEILSON'S km Cheam
The weather of the past week or t�� �` :--•�' `
w den for the cool wen Du1J,T 4M Ford
0121 ail own Constantly on hand in bulk or briclts
Cher of the previous few weeks. M Company am, Gum, Chocolates and other Sweets. _
0 of Generator _
factory, and c consisting Cue daylaet week it was tat in the � ._ ; = g ' - � _
---- � Popular Patriotic Music. L
shade, ' while on Monday of this u,
week the thermometer registered '.Starting Motor and Storage Battery. - Tobaccos, Cigars, etc. .
94 in the shade, which is decidedly _ -� � IN DILLINGHAM BLOC$ , ..
i h for this time of the year.whk( it is bit. Pickering,
out.
- w
�6e Rev. Carson Cameron the it is as reLaiaL and`efwlent as the Ford_Motor unto
secretary of the Baptist Mission - .- - - - -- - - - z
ary Board for Ontario and Quebec, �. T}Ja Fond j '` r?±
ocenpied the pulpit of the Bap.oirk ftindAty When he
preached _two excellent sermons. `
Mr. Cameron spent his early days �• R,asboa�, Toaehsg, if6go. :+.
in Claremont when his father was �►��+ s r i=�•m+- s ,
pastor of the Baptist church.�AAos ��•► �7s• swirl Misr. it`d. ®.cw,c Staetny '
i
.The -Women's Institute. hold 'a 1-
and
meeting on Saturday evening, Tlaa prion we f. o. b. ford, Ont., and L sm inaiada t6s War Ta: --- --- °,
May 81st, in order to arrange for
a garden patty in honor of the re- - vereal �
The Una _L•_
turned men of the community. - SaNy • MaIr, R
It was decided that it should be - '•- •
held on the Methodist church lawn Manufactured by
on June 17th, with the field sports .:
In the afternoon. It is requested - - W. R. '�
that the following act on the com Roa Pickering, Sons
_
ackson
k �- ... ,Brock d Pick
mittees :!Sports Committee-Thos• _ Electric Starting and Lighting �
Birkett aad'Dd. Morgan. Grounds - Blacksmithing and Woodworking in
-W. Ward, L. Pilkey, T. Ste h- b. all,ita branches, saw gt mmiag y
P r and, filing a special y
enson, T. Patersoc, F. Ward, Itis .,Amis & Andrew, • Den', -= � . P�[Ckering We siert Gasoline Engines, Emery.
Ward and G. M. Forsyth. Booth
A. Spears, T. Paterson and G. -Wheels, Circular Saws, saw
Forsyth. Gate keepers-Thom. - and Emery Mandrels.
ArwG}regg and W, Thompson, Tocol- We -have for,eals a ,blackesnith's bel-" h
leer tickets-T. Stephenson and•W. lows in good order.`
Ward. To secure piano-R..' 1 Prue >61f.90. r
Forsyth and C. S. Truman'. Ad-
10
Bakin Always In %ght §'
vabaston, W. and 25e. Further r . PICI ERINO mots
,a HE clear glass is onlyotlealbe •
tieulars later. • .�T
-- --- - • • �{, ,, Tmodem features of this dependab ,
tan'=s. Itg >king qualities you low. LUMBER YARD
. D E R U S H A The cooking top will take the boiler, either _ ~ -
1 serosa or Icngthwin, making it easy to cook
—_. _•-..
a A� 4et�f161, with 13' ` y `-- .''the regular dinner on wash-day.
..years ex erlenae lIl 2 e+ y heaver and Eclipse Brands
•y P
Grates work smooth] Hot water reservoir is enamel, t
l rHardwood Flooring in 3-8,
air work OII all ffi&1:fl8 • and guy be removed for cleaning. A dependable then- s
p a4areeter takes all gates-workout of baking. No other . :,:ta:�6 and 13-18, all Rradee
Of
cars, has opf�ned a : ti range will quite satisfy you once you sae the Pandora. of Beech, Birch, Maple.
GFarsge at North (flare- -
'` .moat and is prepared t0 Plain and G'uarter Cut White 'k
.-and Red Oak.
tags care of your oar y �]
Pmdora r~M
./ .
:troubles, satisfaction
Quality and Manufacture °
Gasra guaranteed. Have your steed
__ ..
-
car put right. ,,�Olt� �!y .j. S.;1�,l..SDDN
• W. D. Gordon o ,.
f17ts
Nartl ClAremout n �x
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Loddon, Jane 1. --The Afghan main played at the assault and capture. � The, i TH I N k -1'r 4i T
at ".:offensive against Thal, under fins. Na- guns made breaches in the walls, and JUST Q SHAME -- - IN THE CATALOGUE , `
� dir ]Khan.. the Amir's ' commander -in- the fort was finally reduced by a flank- _ THE *MAY` TH E `�
ehlef, m developing. 'The latest ofd- fag assault. The garrison fought plISREhRESENT � /
``,; f_ "" clai information from Simla, received braver but for the moat a was " 'r►l@!ljTHINGS.'• / -,
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��Y`, I •shows that all at- killed or captured. It was the strong- -
tacks on Fort, Thai - have been re- est fort in Afghanstan, having thick
on Many 29 and 30,
i pulsed. The ' fort was bozbbarded outer walls and bombproof shelters. `' \ ! '';; /� \, r3
-� throughout Wednesday last, and the Its fall has has a_good effect in Kanda=
,� :'Afghans occupied. the Iooted base out- bar and along the Chaman frontier, ' ti . ` / -`
,, - aide t� a tort. Air recounalsance dis- as showing the effect of high explo. � ,�
-D, `i .oloseh about 3,500 of the enemy near. aive shells. Cyt /.
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��.PT'heir camps were effectively bombed. Three British 'airplanes have drop• ;:. .._- { ;= •
&t-. At the• dspture of the. Afghan port. ped bombs on Kabul, capital of AV _- /1 ` }} _
R-•. r;' Dalkop, opposite Chaman Balucliivan, ghanistea, and- Jelalabad; the Indian r/
� -, `'. "the' British took 169. prsoners and office announces. The, airplanes also. �� ��r / ' ,
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M.�5 "- -killed 334 of the 'enemy. The British have attacked formations of Afghan _ '\\ i - �'A , r';' l
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`�,ccnpy the fort. Smart work was dis- I troops. 1.:
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BreadstuRe. BEARS, BURDEN ' ' P111 " iii �'
� � Toronto, June $.-Manitoba wheat - - �1 . ---� �;jl�' I �!II' li, l 4, 1
�?: -No. 1 'northern, x2.24 No. 2 �,\ •� I,� �. i11
w � r northern, $2.21%; No. 8 northern, President Wilson Answers the - . .� ' ;', y ' i ;. r
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American corn -Nom 1. _ Powers.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 79c, ae- , � ! I i' 1.1
r'FrA ,cording to freighisa outside. Poria, 'June le -President Wilaoa ��\ r ;
Agip"= - a r i n - `� �'i '
„ � ;'. Ontario wheat -No. 1 'winter; pper Stu day at u secret plenary. seas o .
` ' gar lot, $2.14 to $2.20: No. 2 do, $2.11 of the Peace . Conference declared I . ii
;L ko ;2.29; No. 8 d'o, ;2.07 to 1 15 f.o: that ' .in 'the 'final analysis the five _ k .
I 11.1,=4. -,'b shipping. points, a cording to If
~P,ess---Ne: 2 aomiz►a1. , r Italy . Great Bbe I
e� great vera America,
freights. . .
g fain Franke, y and Japan, be
Barley-Malting, ;121 to ;126. a Brea g are, an a
11, , pbminal. they are compelled to deny to the. -
,, y Buckwheat -No. 2, nominal. smaller minorities certain.. .rights . .
.....%�,y e -No. 2 nominal. ' = *hich, if carried to extremes, 'would - =
` Dfsnitoba i�our-Gaveroment etas- .
precipitate •future conflicts. - y .
I-1 _ da'rd,- $11 Toronto. The . President spol_e in reply to " . '- ' -�' - ' ; _
,�� Ontario flour -Government stns- bitter protests of smaller nations THE WOMAN'S WORK.' •
54'a lard, $11, In jute bags, Toronto and You, madam. are only one of a thousand women today wpo are deind ed by the long-distance bargain. Don't
I [. _ against etaaaes in the peace treaty be carried away by a beautiful picture in a catalog. You can get better bargains from your own home merchant,
' . = 11Sontzeal, 'prompt shipment. with Austria deaignrd to safeguard
r'= - Mtllfeed-Car late, delivered Mon- �e minorities in where you nee the goods be[ore you pay for them, where you can tre assured o! a et sad satisfaction is every re-
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i, -,.', 1q2 per too, shorts, $44 per ton; good republics. . ,
kt--• feed flour >�2.75 to $2.80 per bag. Roumania's representatives char-
-•- - H -I�o. 1,- $32 to $35 per ton; actertzed these clauses as "violation . '`
TEIVES JUNG1
fent°• awake fife spirit. of rebellion." - T t �i
Straw --Car lots, $10 to $i l 'par REQ V �7�3�I+Al! i iV _�l A i Pii�++t -
r! Cos• Serbia and Czecho-Slovakia agreed
vrith Roumania, Poland being the '
� , Eggs, nen► laid, .53 to boon Butter-;— _ _ _ _..._
` i . Creamery prints. b8' to . b7c; choice oy supporter of the Big Five's ■ ;, _ --;
' . dal Tints, .48 -to 60c; ordinary dairy policy. The Big Five. final! agreed
p so to 3sc; to endeavor to meet the views of Answer- of Switzerland Regard- "Hawker and grieve First Re- Crew of NC -4 Given. Great Re-
pfiats, 42 to 43c; bakers,
IP 1.o somsrgarme (beat gr.), 96° S7c. the smaller.. powers. ing Blockade fll.Germany. cipienta3._Of:.the-Air Force -- aptjos Ota Arriving jn
- l - •Cheese, new, large, 83 to . 33 %a• - . - . -- - . _ - _
r Malde Syrup --Per 5 -gal. tin, $2.40 ��pp . Berne, June 1,the federal couilctl Cry -
RG� ir,, r ,England.
a. per gal.• do, In one -gal tins, $2.50. has handed_ to -the French Ambas- A despatch tram London says:=
�r Besns-•canadian, per bun., $� to ' _ .sador, for transmission to the allied Harry G. Hawker and Lieut. -Com- Plymouth, England, June 1. -Tari
25;� .Burman, $3.50; Limas, per lb., Government, a note stating that the mander Mackenzie Grieve, who reach- American seaplane NC -4 completed
-`- 13�. t-- HORTH RUSSiA entente request that Switzerland pro-) ed hers from Thurso. her- lou Sight from the United
Scotiand;.� atter g
,f , . Prmisions.-Wholesale: hibit all exports to. Germany if the- being rescued in midocean when the States yesterday. She arrived here a_
Smoked Menta -Rolls, 84 to 86c• - - -_ Germans refuse to sign the peace ai lane in which the were attempt- t_ from Ferrol, Spain, oil the Fast jump . u
�,. hams, medium, 40 to 42c; heavy, 8iE Canadian Force Will Return Via treaty, would require the complete y p of her journey at 2.28 m. local time
.-Vt 35c; cooked hams, 54 to 66c• backs, pl Ing to cross the Atlantic alighted y p
the_PaCi�Coast.. - - . h „/� of wPA7,AMir„1' lelatiOnaI near the Danish steamer Mary, were 11.26 p.m. Greenwich time.)
ppan, 18 is 4JcT- bazir� tieaeessr�b - TT;e NC=4
to tic;
breakfast bacon. 46 to .48ca with Germany. The note says that received by ging George at-' Bucking- , making a dashing finish,` .
mCottage rolls, R6 to 87c• 'A despatch from London says:- the action requested by the entente' ham Palace. swept quickly landward and settled '
Barrelled Meats -Pickled pork, The Canadian force in North Russia would go beyond all the restrictions His Majesty bestowed on Hawker down on the waters of the harbor to '
" X48; meas pork, $47. has been recalled. It is about six imposed during the war.' and Grieve the insignia of the Air, the accompaniment of cheers from
Green. . Mealsd.Out of pickle, le hundred strong and consists chiefly - The federal council again asserts . Force Cross. They are the flat ac- I the crowds and salvos frosts' all the
kaa than smoked. of an artillery' brigade, commanded the neutrality. of Switzerland . and tnaY recipients of this order. {steam craft within eight -her mem-
Dry Salted Meats -Long clears is by Col. Sharman. The Canadians, says it does not' consider itself -able An immense crowd gathered In l orable transatlantic trip ended:
'les., 28�,to in cases, 28c; deer - who ,bave done splendid work against tocom 1 with the allied request. � front of Buckingham Palace to wit- � The seaplane left Ferrol at 2.27.
' 'lien. 28c to ccs, fat backs, ,26ca the Bolaheviki, will return to Canada comply q o Clock Washi
l:,ard-Tierces. 4359fa tO�863iic� vis the Pacific coast. dedsrea; will understand. .its atti Grieve, a _arrival of Hawker sad ngton thane, and made
The allied Governments, .:
35 to 85%c; pails, the diat+ance of a tel
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owd also gave them an ovation minutes, or it the me of sea
prints, 80e. has >.een considerable dissatisfaction GOVERNOR-GENERAL WILL when they lett the palace. miles an hoar. 1
because of their feiention after the _.OPEN CANADIAN EXHIBIT 4 - ' •' Lieutenant -Commander Read; who
= ..Montreal 1Harkyts. return of their comrades from - SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS brought the seaplane across the .At -
.•Montreal, June s. -Oat„ extra No. France• Considering it is the Cans- A despatch from New York says: GET SSW000 ' FOR. SERVICE !antic from Trepassey to the Acores I
1 feed, 89c; Sour, aMan. Spring, new dins policy to •demobilize all soldiers The Duke o! Devonshire, Governor- and thence to Lisbon, had intended
standard a $il to ;11.10• rolled' possible, will'open an ex- Ca South'Africa, 7�e 1.= making the trip from Lisboa to Ply-.
+ a as noon • as the Londonsa- General of Canada,
2 orfs, bag $0 lbs., ;4.10 to $4.2b�; bran, I p I Tom' Minister of Rail_ mouth in one jam
�. thorities have now issued orders for hibition here on Jnne 10 0! war slat- Hon..Mr. Burton,
$42.50 to. X18; shorts, $44.50 to $45: p yesterday. He wa's +
lha NO. 2, pee ton, car Iota, $38 to their recall. _ inga, conducted by the Canadian"Wer wa ,I
y r,, y ways, communicated a cable from impelled to alight yesterday morn -
.'i$40, Cheese, !!nest easteTna, 81sc., ;=--�----- Memori$1 Fend. The paintings are Premier Botha t0 the Assembly, stat- in the iViondego River, about, 100 r
': lbutieiI choicest • creamery, 55% to largely those of Canadian artists is that. the Im hal Government miles` u the Portugess coast, how -
66c; eggs, fresh, 62 t„ _ 63c; selected,KS TO HAND sent to the fighting front during the Pw p
-54 to 3bc; Na 2 atonic, 58c: potatoes �- -�- war, and embrace npresentstiond of a =fuss the value of half s million ever, because of enYine doable, but r
per bag,' car lots, ;2 to ;2.10; dress � poanda sterling Tree for aervicea soon proceeded sa fir as Ferrol oa `
` .!hogs, 'abattoir killed, $30.50 to $31. ,'OVER. -TWO P4'h17i every sphere of Canadian war pre - rendered by the South African rail- the northwestern tip of the Spanish - `I .' rd, 'f►nre, •.wood pails, 20 lbs.. net,paration and activity, together with. ways to the Impeiial authorities. Cdr. mainland, where the plane waw moor-
. .- genesis, statesmen, Burton said he believed the House ed for the night, proceeding early 1,
�'--r Provision Requiring the Snrren- Canadian V.C. s and pictures typify- and the country would deeply appre- this morning for. this port.
'Lke -Stbek Markets. Ing Canadian history. The exhibi- ciste the spirit in which the gift was -
Toronto, _der .of Enver and Talaa!- 'tion is under the myna eruent of P. L I-
inns 8. -Heavy steers, g made and which was only another NAVAL BATTLE
x14 to ;ib; choice butcherall, steers, Included in Tree G. Konody, English. art critic, and
x13.2ba t4 $14 • butchers' cattle, .choice, mark of the cordial relation between z
London, June L -The whereabouts Capt. Percy F. Godenrath, attached' Great Britain and the Union of � South
x1325 to • $1>#.7b; do, $cosi, $12.25 2; o! •Enver Pasha and , Talast Pasha to the Canadian War Records Office.) rigs . 1 BALTIC"
$12.50; do, medium, 111.60 to ;12; , .
do, celnmoa, $i0 to ;10.60; balls, the leaders o! the Turkish Govern- ►
-choice; ;11.b.A to ;12• 'do, medium, went during the war, Is not .known, .- - n
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x10.50 to $11; do, rough, is to $8.50; but the British Government is taking ' � British Warships Engaged Bol-
butche s'. coqws, choice. $12 to ;18;. do, steps to briny them' to account, Cecil
sod,';IO.bO to ;11.60; do, midinm, Harmsworth, Vader -Secreta of y , ..:'..::•:,,` ° '' Or 8n OIIr.
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26 to 10• do common to b0• x .. ,. r ,• ti >: ~;';: `z!;, •;•
, $8 $8`; :.:�.
.:.'.stockers, $8.75 to $11.76• feeders State for Foreign Affairt, announced .;;;:;1. ;: ;,,.;,;;:;,,, Helsingfora, Jnne 1.-A fifty -min..
L.lt12.60 to $14; canners and . cutters, nn the House Saturday. Mr. Harms- .:.<;: ,< :,. ? uts battle occurred yesterday morn.
a . x4.60 to ".60; milkers, good to worth said he understood a provision <a ��s : a ung between a 'Bolshevik !feet come,
choice; $90 to,$150; do, com. and med. requiring the surrender of Enver and z . ,:. y prising the battleship PetropavlovskL.
86 to ;7b; springers, $90 to $160; Tslsat would be included in the °." `z (23,907 tone) and three other war.,
ght ewes, =18 to >j16; yearlin s, ;12 treaty with Turkey. y y k i ships which had been bombarding
to $14;4ehoice lambbss ;i8 to 19.60• r_ ` y ` 't Y t « +:` t a r the coast zest o! Kraaniagorks (16I
itpring lamb's, 112 to �1b; calves, gob JUNE 20 IS PROBABLE '" : > i' s y �yY miles west 'of Kronstadt) and seven
to choice, ;lb to ;1?; hogs fed and ;. ,,w ; I
DATE i�lZ SIGNING OF PEACH ! ; ' } : British warships. The Rnasiaaa
watered, $22.25; do, weighe� ot[ cars, t ,* +^,
$22.50; doh Lo.b., $21.25., -- a1 1. ry eventually tied to Kronstadt.
' Montrea► Juae 9. -Choice steers, A despatch from Paris sayer- .' y}1. ' Saturday's encounter, which` tool, , :' '
~ ;=16; poor,'$9 to $10. Butchers' cattle, June ib is the earliest possible ,date place in the Gu13 of; Finland, wash"
#, good, ;10" to $12• inferior, ;7.60 to on -which the German treaty can be the second the British have had re.�
,, r.. ',x8.50. Calves milk -ted, ;8 to ;12. slened it ao obstructions are tn- vestry with Bolshevik naval force.
Choice select aoga, ;22 to ;22.50, countered, but June 20 is the more , . . � r -1 Which are to a
.� ' .-- -O robable date for its signature. The :, ' ` �',� • : ;
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Live Poultry.
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Constipated chIld7ren' can` find 12 M-8 St. imaVaptlete Market oiW.
The production of tomatoes in large I ties were experienced in the Produc,. prompt relief', through the use of rod, Quo.
Juantities. on the prairie does not ap• rtfan at this crop: The vines were
Baby's Own Tablets. The Tabl-e-ti-`ar6-'1-" wear -
to _hambesn- a success in the trimmed early In July for the purposemild but
t2orough laxative which
is are of a type, of producing heavier fruit and also ad-d
fail regulate the bowels and TUXOPM LUAIrPL
but prairie. poop neve "Iltc.lm and externat. cured . . . . . .
are, forever doing something matting more sunahne which ripen- vain
stomach, thus driving out qqgAlpa tr"UseaL
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lieu tOZ1ZtOQ1oV!sr!-�L � - --- -2- --- - 11 - . --- - -b*foro *6 11
-ae- --- - a "Vie,
essm- us 11 LtIL Dr.13911man
as large and as well developed as Mo ��- IEd iffon - Cal a And Co.. Limited. Collin"ood. Onl:
-0 co Kerr and Levers. :.Concerning them- Mrs. Gasv-
E. Terrill, of Lath
-- bridge, *'. Alberta, have - observed for best imported stock from' British COV
pard Daigle, Demain,.que.,., writes., "a sAms•
some years that tomatoes in small umbia. or Washington and, being local
- „Baby's OWU Tablets have been of XWSPAPEN WEEICT.Y. IN, DRUCZ
the
tities were -Lmata. d -in --the -Leth- grown, � they, of eftrae," great benefit to my little bay, who, was
County. Splendid opl5ortunifY.
3S. T, Wilson Publishins Co., Limitek
bridge district and decided that there I consumer in better condition. The crop -
suffering from constipation and Indl- 73 Adelaide St. W.. Toronto.
was no reason whr the experiment was sq,.�heavy that in many cases the gestion. They Aknickly. relieved him
athould NZWIWAPSM
support stakes which had."been Put in and now he, in in the beat of health."
not bHd'-made on a commercial W I&dL J a NpUr Iln't p1nZaQ plant a n t I n
s scale: An a result -about two acres of fQr the vines to. clu#b on • were broken tis
Are sold by .medicine QUIAHO. 11MOMMVIC411 CA�rried $1.604).
ilich The Tablets
o for $1.200 on Quick Mao. Box
set out last -summer on down. One viae had a box
tomatoes were irati(r ,
dealers or by 'mail at 25 eta. IVJ)Ron Publishinc Co.. Ltd.. Tot!ontak
land farmed by Mr. Kerr, a few miles eighty-three tomatoes on it from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,
'east of Lethbridge. The plants - were Up to the middle of September no trockville, Out. -Flowers
seem intended for the
1�t 0
dam4ii had been experl , c solace of ordinary humaAity; children,. A�t
from
started under glass IU Lethbridge and an ad
net out, on June 6, 7 and 8, at which frost, although as a precautionary love them; .1alet, contented, ardiniry
time they were from 6 to 8 inches in measure flax straw• had been dumped SPRING TIME 19 PAINT TIME. people love them as thby grow; lux!.
height. Three thousand five hundred about the P1 h at, so that smudges could
%W%us and disorderly peiple rejoice
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some of be started If necessary. Mr. Kerr' �At the recent annual meeting" of the
Plants were set in the plot,'
in them gathered; the are the• cot-
themout that the -essential thing in Commission of Conservation,. Hon.
three feet apart and some four points o "lagers' treasure, and is the Crowded
-'feat apart. The experience of the sea• the production of -ibis crop was the ir- Senator Edwards made the statement
town mark, as with, a - little Waken,
that unless Canada exercised more
Ban seems to indicate that the four rigation, which not only id�reased the fragrant of rainbow the windows
with her forest resources, Xcc-&" fragra of
00t Plant in preferable. amount 'of fruit, but by affording care y the workers in who" hearts rests the
the da.
The soil
oil secured was an old pasture ample moisture at the right time r6- was not far distant whoa we would be covenant of peace."-Ruskpeace."—Ruskin.whichd since been in alfalfa and suited In early ripening. Without ir- wAlkout our supplies of lumber.
is pratected.by a wind break of trees rigation It is doubtful If the experl While this statement referred Pat -
an the western side. -It to a very rich meat would have been at all success- titularly to the protection of forests, MONEY ORDERS.
Adam with a gentle south slope and, lul, and while It Is not suggested that it might with equal force be applied Dominion -Express Money Orders are
to the protection of our buildings, -She -cares not if she turns her back on sale In five thousand offices through-
course, in irrigated. The land was every person can go into tomjLto,mis I.
cultivated ;w the ordinary way and ir• Ing in Southern Alberta and produce fences, farm Implements, etc., for the upon us, for the dainty sash- and un- out Canada
reason that, In the latt4r case, there usual lines of the -back of her frock
rigated before planted and three timet $2,600'per acre the experience In t
afterwards, case. is- at least Instructive as to whit is not only 'the value of the original justify her act entirely. McCall Pat- "Nothing is 'go' commonplace'
The first of the - ripe'frul these lands are capable of. forest product to protect, but also the tern No. 8944, Girls' Slip-on Dress, to wish to be remarkable. iw Fame
t was avail that,�such value of the human energy necessary In 5 sizes, 4 to 12 years. PrIM.20 Usual V caman to those ---arsi
-awe seven Weeks after setting out It is not too much to say
thinking About amething
tne.plan% or About the e lands. it located in. the mguntalnons- A.-*
into its various rarely to those who may to them- ;,,
During .the month of August from five part,of. the ,continent, would be sold
to Nix hundred pounds,of beautiful ripe at many hundreds of r selves, "Go to, novLlst us be a tee -
L do" 8 per sere Spring, from time immemorial, has
... - : ' � * - braW Indiv4dual.' "--bliver Wasodoll
fiUlt was taken off the plot each day but because they are found In Alberta been known as house-cleaning time. N -
Holmes.
limitless sweeps of- JDuring recent years this period has
and this, rate of Production continued in Practically
u
Into September. The total yield of the prairie they are still sold ready for developed a popular slogan, -Clean P
plot Is estimated at 36,000 pounds end the plow at less thin what would be and paint up." As a conservatlpn X"p musamso minime" ta. t314 bOgAlk
6 ready market was found for the pro- the cost at clearing them -fn even light- measure this would be hard to 11n,
net fin the City at'-timberedOUlbridto, the ear, ly timbed regions. Their very prove.upon. Wood, when exposed to It is a waste of timeaA---.N
touzatoes bringing twenty. a -dffnun-to —Srsap the . sather m4thout-pratedign
7�wsyou know what
Cents a pound and the latter crop At. t deteriorates.' it bears a shabby and to do with it.. value but there In little daub
teen cents wpound.
The gross price that some day they will be the home neglected appearance, and is in a great
Im most productive and closely majority of cases but an indication of
"If you Can't push, pun; it you
of 35'No ]p4Cll1iudA at the letter figure is of t
'16,250. settled agricultural community on the the enterprise os carelessness of the can't pull—please set out of :the
According to Mr. Kerr, no dl2cul• continent. owner.
way.
Our soldiers are coming home, they
LEMON. JUICE
are coming from a country of homes, GIRLS'l
The tentry on duty at the extreme18 A SKIN WHITENER
left where thrift Is paramount, whereL the
Proved to be a newly arrived cockney people take pride in their premix"
I idt lkt but Now to make a creamy boauty lotion
you realize, - my man;' the Sell" Can %,a not, this spring, be" this in for a low bents. L
asul beaned. "that you are tO4" the mind. and -let our boys sea that the
7 The juice of. two_ fresh Wmans
Of the 11�ftixh home folks have awakened to.ths-�' it-bottla-coutmfiring-tIT"
]pivot in" armyr,
file privat I maluted.
ounces' of orchard white makes a
'd
"Great honor, my man;' the` general Ing up. that their homes bear that whole quarter Plitt at the Most M
markable lemon.- skin beautifier at
continued. "You are thir-Arst outpost well -kept and cheery appearance that,
fd
about the cost one must pay r a
of tho. British Empire., 1, your general, bids tbAm. welcome I
The Ultimate In Gloom. arnall jar of the ardinW cold creams.
shake hands with you." Care should be taken to, strain .the Hook--Oldboy Is the most melsil- The private saluted, had bb hand As* for saw&
lemon Juice through a line cloth so no
tholy fellow I 11MOw. emo
shaken, - saluted dtLxsdl7 Again. � and I u, pulp gets -1n, then this lotion.
0
Crook -You're right. He proposed Id-Fashloned Logic Every.
P watched the general till he was out of 11 keep fresh for months.
-1 guess the world In better than 'twos to a girl once by asking bar how she that lemon Jules In
woman knows
OWL earahot- to bleach and remove such
used
!would like- to become his widow. when I was YoUlUffs id uocaia
0.8'y,. Sergeant" the Cockney then
The sheriff's not so busy and there's Palo green - plaid And white linen blemisheli an freckles, sallowness and
"what did the ofd .'us. mean asked,
Modest Tom. about me bola' the pivot a' Q British, fewer people hung. are used for the development of this tan and is the ideal skin softeners
whitener and beautifier..
Two women were talking togetherAnd work is not so killing when smart little frock with the unusual
army and all that, anyway?" Just try it! Get three ounces • of
of the war. "How's yaur Tom getting "What he meant, my bay"' the ser. all done with machines; gauntlet sleeves. McOall Pattern No. orchard white at any drug stereL-iw&�-!
ion In Palestine-" asked one. B - The only . place that wears no is. the 8961, Ladies' Sports Dress. In 8 two lemons'from the grocer and makql
geaut expiainsd. "was that 9 . the 171 crag-
-'
"Oh. bels doing, well," replied the seat of my blue jeans. sizes, U to 48 bust. Price, 25 rcents. up a quarter plut of this sweetly
Ira' tish army was to do. a* left turn. you'd These r patterns may �o
other. -Aw've Just hats a Iletter 1. be' obtained rant
_mart Alut-WIM-i see —& Mower -from-7vur To-c-a-m-cuell dealer, or daily into the fate, neck, arms and
one of his mates. and he says Tom's
down the hay, from the McCall Co, .70 Boisd'Stu, hands.
-gotten dysentery."
It takes me back in mem'ry to ths Toronto, Dept.'W.
"Strisage he's never written hissel." ..Her. Task-
sfythe and whetstone way,
It's just like him," said Tom's Several nwoubers of a women's war• p swung through the meadow
When w
mother; "he -would no mak a fuss working party had assembled At the
with bold and oven strokes,
house of another member, and were
-About the honors he won!"
Aad those that sort of lagged became
chatting with the little daughter of A
Kinsor&m, Liniment Co.' Ltd.
their hostess. the butt of. 'friendly Jokes.
A, -I have ua;� your VIA -
a P to Gent
A 'yourr We It
Ling & hear you an a gres. - water underneath Ardis Liniment in my family and
garrulous lawyer v�sa arguing kept a jug of
mother," said due.
had rambled on in such .& a cock of bay, ..also in my --stables for years and
"Oh. yes." the, little. girl,
ildsultory way that t became very IpTes me a I You'll have to take my word for how consider it the. best medicine ob.., A
-ry t-4-hae-d the tAlnt away. inable.
days.. Those good old days are golden, but ta
and the judge had yawned ominously. . . :Yours -truly,
ad suppose, somehow,
Whereupon the long-winded lawyer, POh," remark the Imly,- "and
'With a tram of sarcasm. nald: what Is, your task for t"ay?" ALFRED ROCHAV, Constipation We
The present time will look as fine Proprietor Roxtan Pond Hotel and
"I hope, your Honor, I am net UU- "I have to count the spoons After lame Aft Years from now. -A a *For
Livery Stable& "I newly,
trespassing Upon the thirty years I have
Un-
duly of the YOU have Ali 9OUG
snaw" Tolabso" ZVI" 60 FXtn1 Of Roots, Imawn'so
k C"w
"My friend," judge, Wild flowers that used to- Edbw 1. ftrap, for
observed the cover our
..This Time ol Year. the Mac" cum of coosstir�. .3
'there Is`& considerable differenco'be- land with beauty an rapidly disa rugue, is an OW
P- Charles Su ex -Mayor of
tween trespassing on time and on. 04WHI4.—If -*6910 who gather "ru June among the tree tape., leafy
the _Aux*", sad France's -0148-S-V,� W N~ Fogg
Vroxching on eternity." dowers would-be satisfied to pull only -June. He is to jo7iW—"1K;, 30 Araps.
has been demobilized. 'gk%W
a few blossoms instead of filling their
'Tis June across the grain lands, pars of age, and enlisted as a pri
at drussists,
arms am
It Tivned on Him, with them, and would take care greenly spread, vats in 1914, being later, Promoted to
And meadows with the monfles of
The British front had its northern' not to disturb the roots, thus would lieutenant.
be' enough flowers another year for spring between.
lztremity &-short distance north, of
Ypres. A bumptious high -ranker, other people. "ris June that blues deep p distance o'er• =11mrVe Waloseat useit by Mwololsax,
of being paternal on& Impressive be. head
And plants the petals of her favor- Poor laundrir work shortens the
--fore his men, had just taken command Candied peel can be shredded far
more quickly with scissors than with ad Cowers
of the troops'in the sector and was life of 'clothing more than Anything
a knife.
making a tour of. his part of the Una. Tyrian purple and the. rose- else.
With
wine's red.
to the rl"g
T19 June that pours in
b
hours
LISTEN TO T 7
The foamy map Of Pagan JOY; 'Us
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June
A4
CORNS LIFT
That lightis thel banners on a thousand SAYS
La towers. I
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'Tie J -RIGHT OUT NOW
Una, 'tier June, Itis June!
Is
as e�ai�y to digest
Favorite Snake DIsh. -ECZ
You reckless men and woman
A Chinese merchant, being ques. are pestered with corns and)who have
because it is baked and An ova baby's facs.
toned as to his favorite artielle of, at lout once a week Invited an awful -am blisters and then formods solid
poison an
food, prefaced his reply by stating death from lockjaw or blood
seek. Began to Itch a" - b= so
IVir over twenty now told by a
Came is
r
rebaked that many foreign disheth Cincinnati ikuthority to-,
which we had to bandage ble'likoods as be
F!sft was
use a drug called freasone, which the badly
lwurls. consider appetizing are disgusting to wanted to watch.
moment a, few drops are applied to
if Tr,=ble lest"4 monma.
-and Began Ing caticurs. Soap end 0
the Chinese. With the way thus pm :,noy corn, the soreness is relieved
he us
is j& Dared he announced that of all food entire corn, root and all, lift ment. Used one cake 9 and.doe
su he cared most for a stew made of : out with the fingers. intment when he me
8 box 0
particular kind-of-sn"ovooUng-from- --It- in a stioky other -coin blab- noin signed statemen mrs*
'food ful. 1of S-Uki dries the Moment it is applie&LL
and Albert Ellis, Wmwbwg,
$6 to $8. N.S.
without In.
simply shrivels the Corn withou
as
ue Yen irjritating t1%s surround. For every of the toile
Bimini" Ora
rcTiotment and TA&
Just WorlL kin. it is Claimed that Coticum Soap,
Ing tissue or s
X
-Do you want employme 6 quarter of an ounce of free one will cum we supreme.
Wbov dey "a P
Lady employment?
but also -
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to art
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Cost very little at say of the drug For
Tramp -Lady, yer means well,
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stores, bat IS suMolqnt to rid aae's feet
womftkmene yer can't make work sound any more
Invitin' by ustii' a w6td --of three syl• of every bVd.ors on corn of oallus.
-rou as ==or warned tial 6utting
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this (Friday) evening. A good at-
meet on Monday next' -for the
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-transaction of.goneral business. ,
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, home on Sunday from overaeas.
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Geor e's church will bofd their
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Quebec, arrived. here last week_
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i city on Sat
hl!Q! huaing
-.- - - __ ___"g at
hoi��R Mrs. Willett, Fairport, on
-carrier-hI - salon- See ,
_p&9rofol .
-J. P . n Mrs. d
it Williams.
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,manufacturers to retain its balance throughout the
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Thuisdiy, June 12th, at 3 p. w.
The
family, of Picton,.- -have -_-been -been
"
. days
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- ' ittr,6 1116thbe of ,the machine: ' . -, :__� f��:L:1=
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- pa;stor. *111--tkke* chl�xga,W-
adilig-a few wfth��--
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both -services- in the let
chWchn6zt--SUnfty,_Jnnb 8th.-
re. ekiver. _-
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�� ", ._ , ,spent Sunday with her
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11B6uxht
Morning-, subj ect,, _In."
rew's church will in the base-
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" -.;.gt. George's church services
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vdi f Paul."Ye
n a
meat the church on Wednesday
.1 . 0 - - -Wtll 13ay , - -;i:- . - , .
-I:- Alai] gAt prines-ft
are bought.with a price,"' Even�
next it 3 o'clock. Al`l_ffi_e_wb_ers-.,.
yotl�
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- ' , -Miss B�mtrice Calvert left 'last
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in subject, "Sold, Out," frotn'the
text "I am carnal, sold under sini"
are requested to be present.
-'Sergt. Howard Rogers, recent-
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L ,J.?I��L,�'�_ -, -1. *oekfor Manitoba on account
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All the people are ui(ged to attend
returned from overseas, and broth
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er, Fred Rogers, and.family, of
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-'- - -�� _ Comrie. Dewar. ol. the Stand.
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1. , , Sunday
;-.-., - ,�. �. k,� �: anti Bank, Toronto, spent Su
the Lo4rid's Day. We welcome all
who wish to worship with us at
Cherrywood, and Alf. and Mrs.
Rogers, of Kinsale, -'spent Sunday
le,
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any time. -J. W. D.
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with C. Rogers. I
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Glover
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We b&'*e -on hand nem lines of Men's Balbrlggans.�-just ozithe
hate.
. men
-Now Advert*k�ts.
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, �.,_ " ' ' , -Dr. R. M. and Mrs. Bateman.
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of Chicago, arrived here on
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shelves -in combination and piece suits.. - - .
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d - I ' &epompanted. -by -- their daughter,
f-,
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� , , :. Miss Marie, and Mrs. Mitchell, of
Thursday Iiist and are now visit-
Ing with Mrs. Glover's parents, W.
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A dandy line of the very latest 'in Fine Shirts, . .
r&agtaff,"frdM.Lj 56' tj�
The
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.:,�. .��-- .-,--:- �. Toronto, spent Sunday with their
G. and Mrs. Ham. Mr. Glover;
BucKwHE"T FOR SALE"Good
2.60. nicest stripes you ever saw. .
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� all
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a;, ... .� 1�.: � .,relatives here. " -
L 4�'.."� 'relati
who was so seyerely injured near-
ly foll, down
cleanseed at elevator prices. A.J.Poynter,
Whilevali. -a
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,Something ligh't for the kidditi�-:-a brand new variety in Linen Romp�- :
What boy for -working in In .
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GOVERNMENT,
VERNMENT, Municipal and
Bonds For Sale - D. Dykes,
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:� � , .'�� � _.J. 0. Philips has - sold apt --his
1.comfortableI
--.'. ". ,.; butchering business to W
W. G. Raid
a year ago when -he
an elevator shaft, is gradually
ore st.1.60. . your needs the sum- .
, . .
mer is %, n I ..
_m - '►Icei cool, khaki union suits of -
.,
who recently arrived here from
recovering, but is still unable to
around without the aid
_ -W,
Bond Broker, Whitby, Ont., Beu Phone 193.
Ind. Phone 70. . . . -40tf
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. . � Overalls. We have them. .. . .%W � A - .. .
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Toronto, and who took possession
,
Monday
get of
crutches, and it will still be I Ong
.
0 ve bought them here before. -
Our Boots are the best-yqu knew, you :
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OUND-In' - Village, 'a
,� morning.
. .1 . . . on
,�� .1. .-1..1____._; � :. -Thos. J. Larkin, of Chicago,
.time before he will be entirely
t" Pickering
JL' sum of money., Owner may have name by
�
. . A. nice new line of Men's Hats can be aeon on - - -1.
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... .. . in spending a week a -n days
r ten
well.
calling at Campbell's. Mills, proving property
a
and paying expenses. 35-37
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. . .1 our shelves; They are the very latest In style -
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,:. With Pickering friends .and also
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looking after repairs to his pro-
.Tbe Canadian Press Assiocia,
tion, which was to have hold -their
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CHOICE SEED BUCKWHEAT .-
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t on. the base line. and
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annual c6sk Ion. at Toronto an
. eat
For sale, also Scotch shorthorn bull,'
1.1 months old - - �.
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i_- - -on - 11 9- A -ext
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,riday 0
Vhu -thrs
___,_ MIA X L-LUMY VA -
iek. have postponed the meeting
indefinitely on so,-ount of the
-strIkzs-tn-yome-of
____
or apply to John Scoft, R. ., Clarprn,nt
. 30-39
VoR, F
SALE -A nice solid brick res ;
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om ,
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Get 'ou Seed Corn on the cob. That -
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,. :. :' 'the Cha)oaber
-: sad
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01 a the
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large cities:' - Seveml ril6mbers of
-v-dwrice-.8-roo VH73hd kitchen, about
an acre and a half of land of fine solli -F d
k gar-
or. carriage barn with stable, in ickerin
,co 4
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M, ,. ., � in t,he.
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'Town
the Zn
association from the western
me
, 11ap Apply toDr-D. Field. Pickering P. R.
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wfll grow. a
Guaranteed Mangel S646d
'15 �� ,
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, , Hall at which Mr. 'Hutebi-
,,-:e �.
provinceA had arrived In Toronto
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OST - About 4'
day 24th. from past-
Lure oflot 31. con: ?.Pickering. one Yearling
. � .,_� .;
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.5r-4 :- -4� 1 � � n, Public- School Inspector, will
01r.7 '. ' ' " ' speak on "Consolidated Schoole."
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for the convention, but were Wired
to return home immediatel*nac.
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'0 Robert Ra
hT.- - - - --- aftiW-Whitby Military Hospital
I -briditlo th&t
eount_of�erious c -_ a
has &rlsen from the strike.
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4--cara-ed -1. - ...-'!' . _6
knowledge of its whereabouts please write Oliver-
Pugh. No. 1, Locust Hill.' or phone Mark-
,
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. - . SOAPS -Comfort, ..,Gold, Fels Naptha,
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- �f % a_',� :1!, he has acted as bugler, received
-Report of Jr. Dept. of Picker-
ins publie.whool for May : Jr -II-
ham 817. 37-39 - - .
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_.... I . 0 .:Sunlight, �
, - , ' �.: - � `Sunlight, Life Buoy , - - -'.
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VOR -SALE -12 calves: stdckeis. I
le%11151 :. �.
.. m., his discharge last week
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Harold, Richardson and Berths
-.L' registered shorthorn bull calf, 4 months old;
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, L., Z . . now spending a few days with his
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. L' mother prior to leaving for Brace
Kirchner equal, Lillian Wiman,
Verga Reid, Johnny Remmer,
b I registered. 9 months old.
;�11 16th. Fred Lacey, lot 35. B '
Ind 07 malim:
con ,
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Three'Bars for 25 Cents
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' - .brid he has
Bessie Bath and Douala Morrissey
One
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H�g 0. =
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e, w e accepted a
�� �� where
� - = position with ,the -Anglo-
,
e% Bier and Bill.,
ual,- Rosie. 8 ir Hall
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r L �� .;�...r` �. . '. lNuadian Leather Go. . . .
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absent. Sr. I -Hilda Walsh, Evan-
JL for about aO head -of cattle or horses.
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. __ - The Women's Inatkubs-intend
I.- A� - k �:. L; "
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9 �_ 1 1 . I . - holding a meeting at. the Red
Cross Rooms Thnreday, June
lkz!1_2��W2
-- --.k,.J.
geline Cewani -..-..-
Lizzie McGinty. Eddie Palmer.
Jl�ekJephsob, Jr.1-PhodbeBak--
0%_%_;_ftr1&+_cozrM1011a. W-wn-c"t
Cooke. R. R�No. 2. -Markham. care D. Reesor,
hors".
Prue, yearImp,111.50; large cattle and ..
R.00 Per -lb- 36-3 .
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'12th, at o'cloclir. A cordial invi.--
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er and Earl Forster-eiguid. -Johne
oh,l,,,
.
zitore !
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lr-�as -_ " - - '
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exteuded-t0&nt'�9Iad'e,
�q Ia
. L. Mig§
of Pickering and viethity. -_
of-
Greenlaw, Leonard Stephenson,
enson,
Dorothy- nd revr. Edws Kirch
Y. AMMY 4"41". uu
I_J�� en the Sth and 7th can-
Brock road. bet=can-
cessions. ld h wito tffe inscription
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' ' ... 23rd, 1913" ..,be backL .21'.
I.,
0001 400,
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L - Pict, of Vxbrl e, Is to address
ner, Kenneth Morley. Angus Us-
Is Lis_
Class - Bray,
ward Ft r please leave at C. A. Rarclay's, or
k
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the n sad at the elose of
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cOmbe. -111-�Rthel
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Whitevale Club of
address the meeting � will partake
Florence Match, Barrett Morris'
Barbara Hall. Class II- Etb
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I .1 of a social nature, lunch being
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spy, -
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Powell, Mabel Coakwell. Louise
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Clean, Sanita - Fresh Groceies'here] -
ry,
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" �:L. served, It Is hoped every one will
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Stephenson, Helen' Cowan, -.Nb iL
a
. Unitect Farmers
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, - �.;.I. :1 iivall themi W,��--u"bli 00p6j.
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illinity'of hearing Miss Pirt.
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Clark, Harold Cowan. Clailel-
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Siedo'have
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the time ' :��' ''
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Allan Andre a enson,
A
-ugttn B-tker, Walter Ric
- i arrived. ___
At the nest meeting of the Club reso.
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1. . - .-on the market In large numbers.
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Howard Law, Louse Tom.
. lutions will be passed on .
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_. �..... - -_ - Our Bulk Tea At . ho .-
-60 cents per lb . i 9 wit ut
L
E,�� One to be issued very soon will be
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I I I that 'written by Col. Geo. C. Na,
my Heal -
Id. Clare
_y, Edpa Re se IA
Re Interswitching of Railways .., �
. Military Training In Schools '
..� a - _-_,�7 I
- . doubt the. best value on the market. . .
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�.:. Smith, C. M. -G., M. A., Ph. D., D.
Jimmie Palmer, Bezel Bye.
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-,!- r- . - .se_i of Toronto; who served -with
- . .. , the 0. Z.- F, in France and Bel-
-Farmers and-gaideners have a
great deal more to contend with
- improving our School System . I
- Regulation of Foodstu& , *
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1 ,6.. ;.-:- Oui.Ro . . " S . I..
. : . Red- Oats, received by tis in barrels,
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Sium, an
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regards the man posts
Standardization of fitr laments
Vuulup=
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W A
&1z in the World ar, u I,).
ga-W, -a"lle idestructive to 'Ril kinds
of of the soil, than .they
rg1AftL.,vu
_ UL ..UlUr Uar
oof t roads
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fe by Sir h
I troductionAi written Lr Artb-
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had"thirty or forty years ago. It
NOTICE CREDITORS
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6r Currie, the Commander , e
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.. I . :Canadian- Corps.
V. - � :: - -- tag to
!@-a continual �wftrfa,re ,from early.
9
spring until late summer. There
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&3=d Ct2l,e
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- -- Our Aylm ents per can, - - - ,� - .
. . .j
, . .Ow
. . .. inence of Col. Wasmith and
I �� 4)M
ffintimate
Is ,hardly a fruit tree, garden
, yege
is
I . -a
Notice to Creditors and athers In the
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. I - . a exchange, . if
L re guaranteed. Money nor. exc . � ., . .1
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-, knowledge of the
q_. ; _1
�-.iz �_ facie this volume will be one of
table,' grain or root- crop that
not exposed t 0 some kind
Estate of Thomas Poueher, de-
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't0ased.
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. Iresented
. �.:. � . .. t as rep.
. - goods not , L , '' "' '. - .- .
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, " 1'. -'" :'the great authorities on- the war,
,
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sect pest. The Department of
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Agriculture at Ottawa has recent-
'Ci
The creditors ofthe Estate of Thom.
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s_ - 4, - - Our - Thomps n Seed 6ss .. I
-I' ' Rdisins are he' ;
son
. .1� - :
-'r, -, ". .. �-Capt. (Rev.) Conroe, .who re-
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� " , turned from overseas about a
ly 9e,jt*Lont u- larq'-co'
re ntaiii
. . . Ing a
we rning. 8gall3qt a new pest known
Poucizer. late of the. Township of
as . I I
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Pic ring n the Count Ontario,
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---right --- -
__ - - _Iw__ . -right sort, 20cents per lb. ;: - ; - ,
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il F odist
,�. -� -,7-.;, �._� month ago,- spoke in
.
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Rs the Europ,.-an corn borer,.
*hIch.has been-fouad id
deceased, who on or
Gentlemen,.
about the eighth. day. �f April, A. D,
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ar
. church a ping and
rerently.
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StutOA, her
1919, Ar hereby notified re% sand by-
-otherwise
w - -----!L "
s men tio ring 6�4 few irieles,. but - I
FVL UALLo -0
§pace a
� - - aIQo - occupt + Y, u -
=' ed the. it in the
I _. rrer,
L byterian church in the even.
.1 � � � a I �
,L u e 1. ifited x% Is IL Is aQ-
ing great damage. This pest at-
Post prepaid or .
deliver-fo
the undersigned executors of thises-
,
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. ., our stock is complete in all lines. ..::- �.,...
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,�., , - Ing., Conran is. LS fluent
ta ck@.corn, potatoes, oats, fodder
tate or their solicitor -on or before the
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'-- --Speaker and he gave -a most Inter-
and garden crepe. Holes In the
18th day of June, A; D. 1916. their
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� - - .. t Phone or send your order. � We the rest.
- do .
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.. - eating account. of conditions in the
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�__ ' - in�P ace, and h
zone ra high
stalks of any of these plants with
sta
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a saw ,
dust-Yike7 material, issulul T
Christian and sur M stmes, address and
ption,- and -particula,ra.
description, of.
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, which, was one -of the chief ale
from them indicate the pr
presence
of the borer. or caterpillar. All
their claira and nature of securitie4, if
an? held by them
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El Is WEAR ",
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- 10045. . - --. - , ,
77.
7 nients in winning the--srar- The
zt -
.persons. a_re__re4u"tid --to-Ireep a
close wekte.h for this most danger-
j,uzie-;---Wl9, the estate o
Thomas Pouchor'will be d1stribirte' d
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s�- �.�..: -..:,�-,'Huke new stock of I 8 r.
- . ' 7 ]fen's Negligee' Shirt
Y. M. U. A. was dealt with at
':'length
. - kbgth in whicb7bo showed the im-
I . � ,k-- �.,-�:
0118 pest and to report immedta-
among the artier entitled tber ete,
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� :V�.. portant'work which it did anti is
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tely all suspicious cases. I
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having re only to the claims or
interest of wb4ch- the executors- shall
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- . newest.
'! ' - in` all sizes .
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-s and shades ---very newest. . _, . . - _� -AW
, �' now doing. This asadclatign .has
�7. been rather severely criticised b
.
then have notice'abd all others will be
excluded from such distribntioil.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
returned soldiers, but Mr. Conr6yn
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Dated At"Toronto this 11th day -of
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`mien's n' Fedora Hats, . . �
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yj brown and . �71
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May, A. D. 1910. ..
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blmk-�Iatest - sha - -
to a- ml iundorstandin*g. Fla pres.
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in the flatter the Estate of Jo si*,tb
- I 'SIES EATON, . :-,�
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- WILLIAX JA B
;-71..
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1, 11 _,,`Itbe association in amuchtetter
Parsons, late of the Townsbip of
_ Pickering, Farmer' Deceased. -
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85 Bay St., Toronto,
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. Solicitor for the Execul:6�9.
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" Calis e' shapes colors;
- . ng
Spri
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`�:: � ",light before the people.
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�N .9 -reb. given
'oti-ce is -hereby , pursuant to.
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NormFtn Yodug lronch;r, 2195 Jarvis
. , I )Ien's ,and ;
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- _ -On the resignation of W. L
:�.�.�O -.�i��, Couftice-R,; QuperInMndent'of' th-P
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seoticn 56 of the Trust-ees Act, ReS. O.'
1014, Chap. 121, that R11 creditors and,
;
Sti-eet, Toronto ; Mrs. Adelia 'Xe�%;:.'.
.,chin. 'Elrmighan, ,Outario; Donald
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I `7' ' 1Pn_`s'Fin,2 !lose'. in 'black, 6"
- TN ' " an, brown, grey
Methodist Sabbath 'School, after
.
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""_�:, �7'.'.�22 as Siipt. and kssr., W,
th'ers. hatidg claims or demands
" inst the estate of the said Josiah
a a
9
,Robert Beaton, Whitevale, Ontario
Executoni of the Est,�te. 35.37'
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years
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Parsons, who died on or about the 18tb
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-of-Jn1V--1M, --a�--thie-�saMTo-wn
.
r-1011,kyt, Eij�eriV, -in County
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DALE MILLS
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� - - -Splendid assortment of - ! s a Boys ::.��' :. ' -
,_ , .'hen's nd . . : �
R-`__ . . rind,
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f" - - -, ' �-_, ', , botind Bible and Hymn Book. The
'.' _'_ ::.,. �, .
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.$hip of-. thp ,of
On'tario, are required -on or b6f6ie the
.ELM
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R,3�,T(a
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_- �:_ and fine Shoes. 1. .
..heavy .1
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��'--`, - - '
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�� 7-- � --7-
30th day of June, 1919, to send by
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-Boats
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.F. , room by latigh Robins, on behalf
.
of all the members -of
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post, prepaid, -or deliver to Mary Eli
Eliza-
geth Morgan; of the said TowAship (if
Pickering, the exectitrix 6f thL- ht3t,mill
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You can geti the be,itl,lhui-
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N ,
toba Flour from No. 1.
-W-heat.
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to -the- undersigned- Solkitor,- their
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Pastry Flour _. Fresh Rolle-d*Oatg
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of their accounts, and the
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Caldwell's Creati-i substitute
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notice, and thit the sal executrix will
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RolsIMT GoItDON BMTTHIC,
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