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VOL-' !SPICIC'.EWRING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 10.- Xos ;30
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garb*. AUDLRIV ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
S.O.,F.A..
The' Audley Community Club are GREEN WOOD
���e's-:-Mill holding their May meeting this Mon- The annual meeting of the South
Dhome Ontario Football Association will be
and HSurcgeon- F&
, DJunAbaart!n0N-Ph1y18y'c1&n day evening, May 13th, at the of Mrs. S. Puckrin. Think over all held in the Township*Hall, at Brook-
the games you know how to play, as lin, on Tuesday, May 14th, at eight
$. FORSYTH, Oph.D., DirectorIs running again after the flood, progressive games is a main. feature o'clock sharp (standard time), rain or
*Go Sawing Lumber, Manufacturing of the evening. shine. It is important that all dele- -Established 1888
it4emberof the American Opcotnetricai Baskets and Chopping Grain' gates should attend as the schedule
tion. Eyes eumiaed by appointment. Moodays, Wednesdays is is to be drawn up and.the election or
and Friday@. Whitevare United Sunday School officers for the coming year will take Until the dam' is repaired
invites fathers, mpthers and friends to place. The league had a good year
Basket Prices for two weeks, to
CHRISTIAN, Barrister come and enjoy the programme pre- last season, but it is their aim to
AOS'oWt r.NoLaryPublic Etc. Money to duce stock, are as follows pared for Mother's 'Day next Sun- make the season of 1929 the banner the mill Will be run by
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Oss.•
South wive Court House, Wbitby. 251Y Berry, quart boxes. per I(W, $5 50, day at 10 a.m. Mr. W. A. Sloan of year for soccer in South Otnarjo. Jas.
BRATU-14 & ROSS-Barristers. S*- Toronto, will adddress the school. L. Palmer, of Pickering, and T. R hydro power.
11 quart basket, 41c Station, are the ti�_iLori. Northern Ontario Building, UO Do not miss hearing the first class Price, of Myrtle
"yStreet Toronto. Secretary-Treas- 0 HOPPING
W Beaton, 6 quart baskets, each drama entitled "As aWoman think- President and the Secrets
F. . . '_`__- _-Adelaide 2767 eth" to be given bythe Greenwood urer respectively of the Association.
Bushel baskets, each Mondays, Wednesdays and 7,
.SOO, Dramatic Club in the )&%Itevale
][1101 %RCSOV PICKERING- United Church under the auspices of DUNSARTON.
Bay..'.trs, Sol;:itorx e*c., 213-214 Coafed. Write or phone Markham 6405
MrSti0c Lim
im Buildinjv. corner Yonse and Rich. the Womans' Association, on the ev- .. Fridays
Miss Ruth Toms was the guest of
•samd Sts Toronto, Phon(-s Niiin 1390 and Main ening of Wedn2sday May 15th, At 8 over week-
$690. P;ckrring offier open Wednesday and Miss Phyllis Nicholson over While using hydro power
Saturday PhoneRcke6w. Stf o'clock . The orchestra of the Mark- end. 10 cents per bag will be
3TJST -:. APORIVED I ham United Sunday School will furn- Miss Ethel Blenkin visited with I
Dentut ish music between acts. This will Miss Margaret Mitchell, over the charged for chopping.
One Carload of be a wonderful treat for all who
• E I L C.8 M I TH, D r), R.. L. D.S.. me, Admission 25 cents. week end.' :F M3 3M X)
-'.. Graduate of On Friday last Gerald Foster had
Succeesor to r)r. J.N.Dal,. Plastering and Fin- 'o the misfortune to fall. from a tfee
floe oyal College of De-Ttal Surgewis and Toron, BOWMANVILLE Will be kept on hand at all
to university, At Claremont office over D A ani break his arm while tying up a
SMt*s store every Tuesday and Fridgif f6n�
ishind Lima and After a continuous search iince the swing for his little sister. He is doing !times.
night of the sad accident, April 6th, nicely in the Sick Children a Hospital.
ERBERT T. FA LLA ISE. L, D S., On Tuesday, April 30th, there died
Gyprock 'Patronize Your Home Mill
the body of Miss Helen Wright, of A-
D.D.S..Graduate of the Royal College.of
=t�I.Sr&gnoand the University of Toronto. Peterboro, was found on: Saturday at the home of her father, Win. Mc
nce second door east of St. And. evening about a mile and a quarte: Donald, Margaret Isabelle, aged three
fww'*Churcb. Pickering,c�nt. Oi5ce hours: 9 in the following sizes: south of Harmony bridge, where she years after much suffering. The fu,-
a.as. to 6 P.m., or by appointment. 'X-ray 71. Z.
swvice>- Phone Pick 3700. 431Y and Walter Nortbop, also of Peter- neral took place on Thursday morn-
32 inches by 6. 7, 8 and 9 feet boro, met their deaths when the ing.
and 4 inche's by 8 feet. bridge, over which they were passing, On Wednesday, May 15th, an Old
collapsed with the weight of the car, Time Concert and Playlet "How the 0 A L
AIRLIZABI31H RIUHARDSON- ,he bridge being Areakened by the Story Grew" by talent from Knox
s Fire and automcb4e.nsurance of all limcls. • swift moving :stream. The body of Church, Oshawa, will be given in the 7
repivaentins companies-ot solid financial PICK-ERING
Sal is id Mr. Noxthop was recovered on the I'nited Church here under the aus- A good supply of Hard and Soft
following moaning about 100 'It
LUMBER YARD rods pices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
(;EORGE KEAY-Licensed auction. ---------- south of the highway, but a diligent will be good. t Coal on hand. Also a supply
"r,Altona. Lave stock and general !a I" of Kindling Wood,
tieni"to. Terms seasonable R. .earth', carried on ever sirce the fatal
fiville. PboneStouff9ooa. 6'-4 . - stove length.
971pst"M THE XINING MAREET accident, failed to find the body of CENTENNIAL CORNERS.
Miss Wright. The authorities have
POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, Conten-F. ftr"Ooantiee at Turk and Ottavio. A,,. We buv and sell, furnish quotations ordered an inquest, which will be held The 38th anniversary of 12tf Phone Pick. 1709.
411M salas of&I I kinds a t Wo mod to on ab or%"$ and information ou all Listed and in a few days. nial United Church will be held on
seft9a. Address Or"a Sl-vw P 0., ont. Unlisted Mining Stocks. Sunday and Monday, May 19 and 20. DONALD MUNRO, PICKEKING
CHSRRYWOOD Rev. Dr, G. C. Pidgeon, M.A., First
B-DEATON TOWNBRIPOLERE We will be pleased to, advise what Moderator of the United Church of L. BURNINGHAW
A-OF 0 conveyanow. oacanandaum for wolizig stocks to buy or to bold, or Mother's Day will be ob.ierved in
r #11111416vism. Awman"04. ass. K0807 so law what stock to sell. the United Church on Sunday, May Canada, and pastor of Bloor Street Building and General
on 2"M Issess *I Agwrisse us. United Church, Toronto, will preach
some I&= " for Clients are making money by 12th, with the Church and Surlia) Contracting.
ftL - following our advice. School unyting in the service. The spe- at 2.30 p.m. The choir of St. Paul' Estimates furnished on all claws
R. GRANT-Lot 1. concessiab 4. Our long experience' in mining. ex- cial programme will be uso and ad- Church, Pickering, will furnish the of work-Interior and Exterior.
Scarbora, Tel Markbam 7306. music. In the evening. Rev. J. J.
-in- Accounuist. Bugmeas and htunje,- tending over a period of twenty dresses will be given by' Mr. Honey, mu. c Alterations and rep^irs.
OW Auditors GRANT, GODFRE Y&CO.31 years. allows us t ive sound advice of Milliken, and Rev. W. Rackham. Coulter, pastor of Danforth Avenue
sE St. East. Toronto, Canada. preaco at 7 Chimneys Built Concrete Wort
Adelasce on the investmenct)?eature of a mine Semice'will commence at 10.30 am. Church, Toronto- will Phone Pickering 5712 J
161-Y or,the speculative feature of & pros- to which all are invited. o'clock, and the' Misses Harrington
M. MAW, LICENSED AUC- pective mining venture A -ocial evening will be held under and Scott will render special music. FAIRPORT, ONTARIO
7 T TIONEER,for York.Qntario mW Durbsts, SOLLOWAY, MILLS & CO. the auspices of the W. A. of the On Monday evening, May 20th, sup.
Members of Standard Unit�-d Church in the Hall on Fyiday, per will be served from 6 to 8 o'- SHINGLES
stock Exchange. May 17th. - A gpod programme i, clock, after which an excellent con,
cert will be iven by the Danforth
Membersof the Montreal being prepared including a shoregNova Scotia SbItimles
Mining Exchange, drama entitled .-Sauce for the Gaus- Avenue Church Orchestra, assisted by Galt Galvanized Steel Shingles
H. R. Gallaugher. ofn..d Board Room,Ground Floor. lings." Also readings and musical an oreebstra soloist and also by Nor- Bird's Felt Slate Shingled
Metropolitan Building, numbers. Refreshments xill be sen- man French# "the child reader." Ad,;
n, adults 50 cents; children' 2t) for sale at
M10
Gr9n Merchant TORONTO. - ONTARIO ed at the close of the programme. Ad- MIS " es T. PATERSON'S - CLAR I EMON'T
Phoneii: Adelaide 8371 and M these se mission silver colltection. Everybody cents. The hours for Mc
Toronto welcome.- concert, etc., will be according to Call and get prices. Phone 2812
standard time.
Is in the market to p THE RURAL
urchase Hay, OUNSARTON.
Straw, Grain and Potatoe... CHERRYWOOD SCHOOL REPORT. LAWS
SECURITIES COMPANY LTD. The W.A. arol Guild will hold their
For qnotatioDs apply regular monthly meeting at,the home /T Room. G A R A G El,
Real Estate and Insurance. of Mrs. *Swan or- Tuesday, May 14th. Sr. IV-Leslie. Beare, Harold Fen-
Farm X Ea 8 0 1.4T at 230 p.m. ney. Jr. IV-Gordon Petty, Bertha We are prepared to do all kinds
R. R. No. 1. Properties a Specialty. The A.Y,P.A. will held their amual Smith' Ruth Hollinger, Lloyd Petty, of repairing of cars, also bat-
Phone Pickering 1712 Bead Office:213 214 Confederation banquet on Friday evening May the Earl Taylor, Murray Hollinger, James tery charging, electric
16tf Reference Bank of Montreal Life Building. Toronto. 'tenth, in the Community Hall at 8 Dixon. Allan Rittenhouse. Sr, Ill- welding and In fact
7'
Phone Main 1390. o'clock (daylight saving time),-when Ray. Pilkey, Arthur Petty, Hazel Pet- everything in me.
the Reeve G. M. Forsyth 'will be the ty, Frank Sobol, John Teefy, Ronald nection with
Branch Office: Gordon Building, speaker for the evening. Only. those Maynard. Jr. III-Mar'y MacRae. car work.
-toal Pickering Ontario, who are paid. members or,those with Dorothy Lawrie. Bill Peters. Gas, Oil@, Grease and Access-orlew-
Coal, Phone WOO. .29r f written invitations are entitled. Sun- E. L. Dennis, Teacher. on hand constantly.
day being Motlier's Day, thi choir are Junior Room.
TIME TA endeavorirz to make this a special al Sr. 11-Hugh Teefy, Charles Calla- Call and see our CatalogueN of
BLE-Pickering Station occasion by the aid of special Dodge and Stas Cars.:
Rard and SOft ISO&I Of tbG," T.It. Train,going East des as tau Ile music. dine, Mildred Hollinger, Norman Pet-
7.W A*w`4`_ y May ty, Alvin Pflkey. Jr. II-Esther Bar- IEVI
No. 10 mail M." On the evening of Wednesday
best quality on 55 p.It. 15th. talent from Knox Presbyterian key, Russell Perks, Bobby Torrance. LAWS GARA%JJM4
28 Local 12..
hand 30 Local 5.24 P.x !Murch, Oshawa,will give an old time Sr. I-Florence Mitchell, Margaret
Sunday train, 8.38 A.M. con:
ert and playlet entitied"How the Teefy, James MacRae, Earl Dixon, AND SERVICE STATION
Ti- stars ains going Wool. due as follow*- stogrew" in the Dunbarton Church Alan Petty, Norma Flett (absent.) Jr.
THOS. A. LAW I No. 29 Lobel 9.23 A.M. at S o'clock(Aandard time) This pro- I-Muriel Torrance, James MacPber-
27 Local :)..19 P.M. gram has been giv
en twice to crowd- son, David Grant. Sr. Primer-Lem-
camt.
9 Mail 9 03 P. M. ed houses in Oshawaj and and Hollinger, Ray Taylor, Roy Flett
on both S 0 AV
,
-Sunday train, 7.32 P. M. occasions were well received. A gen- (absent). Jr. Primer-James Arm-
;Foregoing is according t� Standard vine treat is in store for those �xho strong, Margaret Somerville, Anna
MATTRESSES' ! SPECIALS
time. attend. All'are welcome, 'Admi-�zsi0l' Teefy: Eimly Petty, Kenneth MacRae,
Visit our Bedding Npartment twenty five cEntq. Bobby Morrish,
Dimmon's Steel Beds,.walnut
XLAIEMNIONT GRF9NW9O0:, Grace M. Long, Teacher..
fin6b, 8.50 to 2100 6 cakes' Jergen's
York Sagless' Springs, guar. CREAMERY Walter Filson, of Toronto, was in BROUGHAM.
anteed for 25.years, 10 00 the village on Sunda-y. -,...Bath Soo
Alf. and Mrs. Tremble entertained Bert and Mrs. Hayvey spent Stin-
Marshall Spring filled Mat- Jiy., (lay in Moronto. I Face Towel
tresses, going at 21�.00 Wgbest price paid for Toronto visitors on Suri Mrs. E Ham, on Saturday last
George Green dislocated his krize
Cream--at the while gettipg hay out oi the-mow one -moved �her housebold effects to Osh-
ity Spring-filled Mat- L-J r 69 cen'
tresses, -.2400 day-last week. awa, where she will reside in the fut-
Percy Atwood , and'-daughter, of ure.
Now that the time for brightening Uxbridge, spe*1 thy? week-end with - W.J. and Mrs. Brown and family, of Tindlia Castile
tip the home has arrived, her sister, Mrs. Phil:.Willows. Toronto,.were'here on Sunday with
• try our Give us a trial and be convinced Mrs, S. Stewart, of Toronto, the formees parents, T. C. and' Mrs. Soap
returned honie on Saturday after Brown.
W "U-0 0 r-r M3 spending a week with Mrs. M. A. It was pitiable to see the gloom
8 Oakes for 25 een to
FIM DALE-Mll I members
Afinish for linoleums, hardwood Sadler and family. on the countenances of the
PT 31C Mr. Garner, of Toronto, has taken of the Township Council when they Congo Palm Soap
doors;conizoleum rugs, fnroi.
possession of the Stewart farm We talked over the havoc wrought bs the
tore and all woodwork. Makes for 25C.
welcome Mr. and Mrs. Garner and recent rainstorms. I - 7 -
Applied with a clotb-drys in I hour family to,the vilalge. Many and vile are theepithets ---------
Nu-Cote leaves no dust catebli;g. 'For Pastry Use The bridge west of Wm. Pengelly's hurled at the heads of the County
When 11
OHY surface, out ars all polishes was damaged to such an extent by officials Who are responsible fora y think of Too
sad restores original finishes. Our Royal Brand the heavy rainstorm storni on Friday night temporary bridge across Duffin's real, h,nx of
We.bandle dustless mops. door wax, last as to cut off traffic between
O'Cedar polish etc. creek, on the Brock road.will ti�% ob-'
Mothers' Day Service v
2be"Rome"for congoleum,linoleum "SilVerwood'
at your Grocer's. here and Brougham until Saturday served in St. John's Sabbath School
when it was temporarily repaired.
and all floor coverings. F&rmori who have wheatpeLyour Mr. F. L. Green expects to start the on Sunday next at 2.30 p.m. A spe.
Boar made from you rown building of the foundation for his new cW program will be arranged by the We have it
A. Sterrtt
wheat. We can store which will be erected on the school. Also an address will be given
Ffilpdaired"
grind it. on the site of the old store which was by the Rev. J. S. Ferguson
' i
burnt down a few weeks ago. Mat- The Womens' Institute will meet
Feed of all kinds-Chick Ifeed, erial for the workis now on the ground at the home of Mrs. Holtby on the
Furniture Dealer and
l hen feed, chop, millfdbqp d. The many residents of Green-wood afternoon of Tuesday May 14th. :As
As Jones' Dimg Store
Funeral Director,*
H PIC- ,--- KE ING NEWS
E R
and vicinity will be glad to see a this is the annual meeting and the
Phone .18001 - Chopping every week-day. - new store on the old stand, as Green-[election of officers for the ensuing Satisfaction or money back,
d does not appearl*natural with year, it is hoped that all members -X
-!!Tr-Vv0o= WOO Phone 6890 �Piokerin&
i dhakering, Ontario Mg. T.Jo� [ _ I
that vacant corner. will be present.
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WAIN
YtAR suffer finder this handicap
any longer. Successful J?Uvila
eve re recommend our
f treatment. Write
literature.
YOU STAMMER
It 40 41 K N E-44 W.N
0 for free advice and
THE T9
KITCHENER. ONT.. F-
AR40TT,INSTLT
RNJlQ
..CHASTITY"% -. Conquest.
4
published in C by.. American
News, Steel Tires
t1i.00.
Ano er emotiqliad product of the
-for High Speed
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author of "Desert Love", and,quite up
to the author's batting average.
Ladies who like to loll through the 0 Rubber Tires Have Reached
long warm afternoons of spring will
r
like "Chastity". It is stimulatIng ea- am° H DEAC6 Their Limit of Endur-
ough to support Its title, and'chaste anct
enough to elude the qensorlous.
Steel automobile tires ulay be the
'Thousands, of people will buy it, and
most of them will like it next iiiajor development ]it superspeed
racing, believes Capt. J. S. Irving,
'Morley Callaghan, the amazing "llill British automobile expert, who 'de,
young Canadian who conquered the signed Major H. O. D. 8egrave'�j (lul.
-den Arrow.
literary world with a first novel, and
Captain Irving Is of the o ulon that
whose second book—"A Native pi
ERT Mlt-t01 • �4 Fabric rac
Argosy" was reviewed in this column 1:0, the present-day ruber and Cabi
Ing tire has about reached its limit
he -1.
a couple of weeks ago—has taken the
As ME as tar as withstanding terrific force is
-niat-Amonlak plunge and isl aboard
I-ship bound for Paris. He is tweaty- WAJOHNSTON concerned. .It the speed record geol
2.44 (Ad- -e says, steel Ores*may
six- He married' Loretto , Dee, a ....... much higher, h
V Al�� , have to be put Into use.
striking and charming brunette to 7
V
The tires on Major Seagrave's car,
whom he became engaged shortly
after graduating from. St. :Michael's built at a cost'of about $2,500 each.
College. 'They were married dur- were designed to withstand a speed of
240 to M miles an hour for one min.
Ing April, and'left at once for New
'York. u,e. Major Seagrace set the new
wc0d record at 231 miles an hour.
all
Raymond Knister, another Canadian Hazard In 'Tires
author whose work has earned his "One of the great hazards of high•
well-merited appreciation at home and kpeed racing." Captain Irving says,
in till
"is e Il I have bl�en consid.
d( Pa.doa. S.01 t ering using Steel tire for some time,.
abroad, has written a ril "'White
Narcissus", which will be reviewed
later. but I'm not ready yet to let a man
risk his life with them"
moat -fling of
Tice latest and in star )ijGGAN S 5ARTREAi The British motor expert belle-ves
r.
1929
the many startling books published'
Is no calculable limit to ihe
there
speed at which a man can travel in an
on tbt� Bible', during recent years. Is
�:XTRENIELY GRACEFUL one that Soribners are bringing out mobile as long as be is Protected automobile
Extremely graceful afternoon dress In the Fall.- It is called, rather the-%.lud by an inclosure and
from
of marked, individuality. The seal- shockingly. "The Autobiography of SPME CANADIAN NATLONAL EXHIBITION LEADERS moves In a straight line.
-loped hemline of low placed shit-red God", and will not stick entirely to the. ra It the limit ever Is reached, he be-
skirt, kulI7 cognizant of,the part they must play to maintain the record of pro-
..iskirt, attached to hi band, creates! Bible, as the author, -Ernest R. Teat Ileves it will be in the neighborhood
smart rippling movement to hemline trier, author of "Unravelling the -3ook gre,4 of the Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto, August 23rd to September
so popular at th, moment. It is espe- of Books", has attempted to present 7t�, the gentlemen pictured herewith have gone Into theirvarious tasks with of'350 miles an hour for two-wheel-
drive cars and 4H miles all hour for
characteristic enthusiasm. Agricultire and its allied Industrip
ted'velvet the whale s will be
.6ally lovely in seer prin h le story of theology in Popular cars with four-wheel drive.
with plain velvet fl-.unce for after-I form. strongly emphasised, as US1131, and "Empire Year" unquestionably will sur-
-ll all its predecessors The two weeks' program, quite aside from its British motor-cars worth E
noons and informal ev--niigs. Silk
4
-crepe, crepe satin, canton-faille crepe,, Marshal Koch has hardly been agricultural phases, will be one of deep and diversified Interest. have been' exported in a year to Fiji.
crepe de chine, crepe Vizabeth, gent- buried. yet tie now it may betold" the car'
where' In 191)5, when
geill crepe and chiffon also charming writ-ors are already on the job. '"Foch
led temporarily by coiltiict with th�st the Norwegian tanker was within arrived' In the islands a coMnittee
by Major Bugnet. Fuch's
fabrics to select for Style No, 244 Speaks", --was,ot devil doctors was formed to et-
Pattern of dying whales. the.impact 13,00 miles of Little An)eri(-a and
chiet ald"p-camp. is being published
Pattern is fit.' ed in sizes 16, 18, 2oi buckling the double steel plating of frequently in touch with the Byrd ex.'terminate the monsters thought to be
early,this Fall-by the Dial Preqs. This'th,
year-li. 36, 38. 40 and 42 inches bustOr "chasers," peditlon by radio. She carried 100 sled copcealed under the bonnet.
measure, Size 36 requires 1% yards book. the New York Times states. - be it) New Zealand for ilia Byrd
The heavy plating 1-4 necessary - dolly
of 36-inch material for skirt, belt and "gives Foch-'s comments and opinions. muse of the--grinding of the ire floes.`party- last fail.
"What -did You Say wben Jack
11 2 ki The Ross reporiled an uneventful trip The Roq.,4 will proceed to Brooklyn.threatened to kiss you'" "I told him
rieckband with ,tarda of 36-inch largely in his own words. of the men
material for blouse. Price 20c in and events of the World War as well 4 for refuelling after discharging her,I'd like to see him try." "And then?"
with all hands safe although She WRI
-'stamps' or coin (mir preferred) as of post-armistice-days, New -ys tries to.do- 4,hat
Icebound In the Ross Sea. for three!car1z,,.i. She will thell return to N Jack alwa
"Wrap coin carefully, weeks'la it December, zodl,04 for annual overhatilipg. 11 like
HOW Td ORDER PATTERNS.
Huge Whaler
Wrae your name and address plain-If
ly. giving number and size of inch!
Has Good Season
patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in
Stamps or coin (coin preferred; *rap
Gigantic Mother Ship Arrives
it carefully) for each number, and i
add ress ,our order to Wilson Pattern in New-York With 50-000
Service. #3 West Adelaide St-Toronto.
Barrels of Whole 1011
Patterns sent by an early 7
. TRAWLER LOST Two Hobgoblins" -Re(,Antly a rusty looking tramp ship
lot huge size with a gleaming w;lte
Mr. Alanson 13. Houghton. the retic ;whale barrel at her foremast steam-
'it* U,S. Ambassador, In a striking ad- !ed Into New York harbor. he w a
dre- A at a dinner in London Liven in
the Sir Jairfes Ross home agaln.after
b Is Lanour, said:— Is year in the Antarctic chasing the
"If anyone . Is anxious about the elusive w,hale.
Anglo-American relations because By dusk,of-the day of her arrival _q
:..there are unsolved problems between her plymsol marks emerged fT0rn be
two peoples I have no words,to, neath the water. for tl�p first time
'Comfort him, There will never be R since -%he left the Ross Sea, as the
time when such problems do not exist. tanker throbbed w1th the -pulse beat
"I confess frankly I see
only one 1 of pump-i discharging more than $1.-
reason for distrust, And that Is the 1500,000 worth of, whale ail into a score
existence of two mental bobgoblinR.'()f tank carq-on a harbor float.-
ja All db
time to I Ime-In America to.assure us ! largest whaling "Tactors'' In the e
One of these hobgoblins appears from I The Sir-James Charles Ross, second Iffere' nee
that Britain Is a predatory Power, world,' steamed out of the Ross Sea
cynically careless or right and wrong, on February 18 with 50,000 ba�rrels'of Many motor ails look alike,Vut'there is a vast dife.
�,...,'="Indlfferent to the interests of others, prime whale. oil sloshing in-her hold. "ierence in the way they perform. Unfortunatelyw
greedy, cunning and waittrig only for This constitutes the record !cargo, that
this difference is difficult to detect.
a favorable opportunity to strike us
the ship has brought to the -port of
down: New York. She left behind her the The invisible difference which makes one motor
"The other appears from time to i best "114h4ng" season that the major- oil better than another must be inherent in the
'time in lirltain to.assure you .to hest
of her cre��s complement of 186 m which it is made.
crude fro
as America becomes more conscious IN' experienced, The
Norwegians find expel
In rvelube gives bet-
of her gigantic strength she Will 1n-'entire cargo of whale oil bris beesk sold There you have the ressonwhy N
evitably become Imperialistic and,i for time'in 1he manufacture of soap. ter engine lubrication than oils refined from ordin, ew
ruthlessly and brutally seeking to ex--1 The' Ross Sea, where Co,"rmander ary crudes.Imperial Oil searched the world over for
will use that strength Rlhar(I E.-Byrd and his men �7'
..Vlolt others, are abetter crude--and in South America they found it.
merely to play the bully and become i'l,'ibern,ftlig, 'also, gave lip . sufficlent From it they make Niarvelube--a pure, carbon-
ill danpr.and a menace to the peoples whales for 73,000 barrels of the pro-
t
w free,full-bodied oil that resists the extreme heats
of the world. It these two bobgob- clous-fluld to the C. A; Larsen, largest and pressures of modern engine operation.
lins, speak the, truth the future Is hip in
whaling. tanker and suliply' 9
dark Indeed. the world. according to the 'Norwegian' Aircraft operators prefer Marvelube because bet-
e two hobgoblins do not i-ha-lemev. She is expected I New ter-lubric ti ter satety and longer
axion-mcal"S.1trea-
-speak the,truth. . There are no such. York Soon. intervals betve4n over urs. moi- sts prefer
• peoples RS those described. The ry 'e ideal oil for modem
"Chaser" Founders
is false. The real peo-1 Mail ecause it is
description i
pies are wholly different. They, aml While en route to the port of N6%v motoys'. It ensures gees er power, greater fle.xl-
made up of millions of );indly, decent.i York the Sir James- Ross le and greater econo
radio that the C. A. Larsen had lost
-fearing men andI
bard-working, God
One of her "chaser" trawlers In the There is a grade of Ma elube refined to meet
-wornen, who possess innate common 7
sense, who are busy about their own Ross Sr.a. The "chaser" was found exactly the specificatio of your car. Consult the
'affairs, who dq not fear one another, after springing R leak. -Her entire Marvelube Chart at perial,Oil service stations
who want to live In peace, and who,crew of 11 men were reported as haus
n, Cod willing. to do so. Ing been saved...1l There was considerahlO speculation
"Is It not about time that we re.
the whaling tanker as to wliether
Cognized that fact fully and conscious- On
trawler had been
_ ��� „ ��
ly• anj turned definitely away from or not the foundered trawl
-mati(lened bull.
rammed by a pain
ch fantastic views of our true rela-Iratin'
-
tions to each other? A durable and-1whaie as it performed the u%nal "fly
now Ing (lie." It appears that whales mor- 'for
Sven sk 4W wo oil maids
unbreakable pesos omlsta ed by the 45-pound liar-
between the British - and' American tally wound -equently- "fly" through Folimmn cm
t.". peoples it they will but recognize the PIDon shell fee from de
the water. making complete cirelei'as
•
tact," they thresh about with their great 0L MR N EL
poor man may be a crank, but tails In their last agony. Several of
the trawlers of the Rosa were disabl- Ift 1L a Ill C ftd 40L ap
R rich man Is eccentric. IL V W- MV sw W
Fit.
I j_
.; fry ^.f •,.,,.,<.: ..is«. ,.h .: .,•..,, 'v.., .; ,. .�, w.,.N. ..a.n .+w".„,� ,..a'• .-,,,. ., .. _ _
' .y�{ �r�i?•�.ywn,-,g,Y,r.! .MT 4.. `.. r J1w
.... x. ..y.-.h •.-w..re,.;. a ,n..','..::� "'�,., ",i:.��'s....•,",�y's S �„ i�� h- �;�• ;."•YY•r 'ir. s.. �' d �.•.• x�
� � ti. �. � • M1� L ..
__DON'T READ THis --_ -•-Red Rose Orange Pekoe-Tea is trU1r_eC61W=C31. pl'
en Dear lick,-0i have lost yer ad.
,- -- - '-�- areas, and *sof ca;z'c sea it, wrtli ye -half pound nukes almost as unary,cups as a full pQ.uud
It appears quite clearly from send it on to me as soon as possible, Of Cheap tea costing 50c to 60C. e• ,
• statistics published by Herbert D. it not sooner. Oi want to tell ye that
Chamberlain,of Ohio Stats-Ualversit$, �r Uncle Dan doled very suddint
in "The Journal of Heredity"-.(Wash- after 'a long and serious illness. He
- Ington) that_lefthadiedness Is inherit- )aid for many days quiet and spathe-
ed. ` less all the toime asking for water
"From families In whiek-one or both withs, IlttWwhiskey. The doctor tells
_ of the parents are left-handed we get me he doled through illness, but,
a percentage of 17.54 per cent. of the Mickey, me bhoy, between ourselves, ED
I f -
children left-handed, while in famil- stoppage of the heart was the cause h
lea in which neither of the parents are of his deash. He was eighty-five
uleft-handed only 2.1 per cent. of the years of age-last March, all but fifteen
Pis
• �
children are left•,itanded. It left, -months, and had he lived till now he isgo"
O •�v a
handedness is not inherited we would would have been dead a fortnight. 01
not find over 5 per «ent. of the chtl- would beg of ye not to break the seal
h�cAlOua dren left-handed in any of these tamtl- of this letter until two or -three days RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good_
lea, regardless' of the handedness of A ter ye have read it, by which toime
their parents. It is very evident that ye will be more prepared for the sor- -
�J({RS.FRED.PENNYv there is some sex Influence manifest- rowful news.-With love;from Pat. Husband: "I say, Alice-d'you Classified Advertisements
lr�j R.R. No. 4, Nor- ed In the inheritance of left-headed• f� know where the deuce my shaving-
" HAZY C8ICS8
r with,Ont.,suffered from ness as shown by the larger number of brush is?" Wife: it m yesterday
-I'm
anaemia for over three left-handed boys in this papulation. GOOD IN EVERY WAY so sorry. I used it yesterday t0 [: LBOLE COMB WHITE high
pro RN
It is also apparently transmitted dif• enamel over the bath. You'll find it t Baby 6 year, bred for high predict-
ears. Though taking tion for 20 years. Prices for . Dela.Y � terentiy where the father is left-hand- - — ., in a iampot of turpentine.down in the Mune 12c, Duty and August ion. Dela-
medicine all that time., ed, ag note the small number of left- Baby's Own Tablets Banish scullery!" mere Poultry Farm. Stratford, Ontario
nothinghet her till Estab. 1903.
Ped � handed girls in these families. There . Babyhood and Childhood
she began Dr, Wtlltama can be'no doubt that the train is in- Minard's Liniment-good for tired feet BABY. CHICKS. WE HATCH
Ailments. A-1 tour varieties, price 8c up.
Ptak Pills. herited. Siemens presents twenty Ivrite for free catalogue, A. H, Switzer,
„:.. one cases of apparent identical twins Granton, Ontario.
"I had no appetite", she A medicine that all mothers praise An prehistoric skeleton has been
writes. "I could noc sloop. 1n which one was left-handed and the -one good in every way-one that found, its legs wrapped around its IirT>QExazlOxrsL aeov>saS.
other right-handed,-and cites this as DST EQUIPMENT, LATEST 91ETH-
My blood almost turned to will quickly banish the minor ills Of neck. This would seem to indicate
evidence that left-handedness Is not
water. I was weak and my babyhood and childhood is the medi- that the dickey seat is older than we BUDS, uniform return load Prices.'
hesrttrouldpalpitateviokat- an hereditary tactor. The probable cine to keep in the medicine chest; had supposed.-Greenville Piedmont. `iii goods insured.move. we move you when
explanation of this is mirror imaging, You want to eve. Make Your euqufrfes
d I am thankful to say that to always have on hand in case of now. Pioneer distance movers. Agents
Y• Y so often found-in Identicai twin%, or to principal cities of eastern States and
11 in Dr.Williams' PWPiIL I it may possibly be the parental emergency. Such a medicine is Canada. Hill The Mover, Hamilton and
feast the relief I sought My tion of the right-handed tw which -fluby's Own Tablets-they are help- Toronto.
ful at all times. They are a mild
color returned, my appetite would prevent it from devel ping Into ' ctLAzrsOsys
improved, my weight in- a left-banded one,"
but thorough laxative which by re- + r
gelating the bowels and • stomach , ,, / t LADIOLLTS-60 NAMED, M17ED,
eased fifteen pounds, and 4' banish colds and simple levers; nor- Gall colors, $1,00; or. 25 different
it was not long till I could Upper Canada rest constiplation and indigestion; re- ® si.o All fullsizedbloomingbbulb;for
perform m work with ease." lieve colic and diarrhoea and make �� next year),bulble
c 1 t..ake blooming00. Fbulbs
• � P� y / � next year), ell colors, 11.00. Free list ..
College Old Boys the cutting of teeth easy. prices, 210 sorts. Also seeds, shrubs.
If you •r•weak and ••any Thousands of mothers use no other -� roses, fruit trees, wholesale direct to you
�, subject to ' from Canada's largest bulb grower. A.
medicine for their little ones. Among `V. Smith. Boz 1&�. Woodstock.
are pale, without appetite, Plans are Under Way for Big them is Mrs. J. H. Bromley, West-
sad your work seem' a bur- Celebration for the Centen- meath, Ont., who writes:-"I have ' They haven't the Daughters of the
des,do sot delay.Start treat• four children and whenever any of Revolution in Mexico, but we fancy
r] in September the mother must live down there
.• mmt at Dace b7 buying a lwz >ry P them are ill I always use Baby's `•
of Dr•William:'Pink Pigs at The "Old Boys" of Upper Canada Own Tablets and have found Lhem somewhere
i Paas'medicine dealer's or by CollVe - numbering some 4,000 - good In every way. I would not to
without the,Tablets and would also No wander, Mawirsvelrs ,
• t e
mail at 30 cimtr a box from have for some time been making ar ills your little booklet Care of the !O poptalat• esstl so e�
The Dr. Williams Medicine rahgements for a fitting celebrntion . r.aa.•bwb
of the Centenary of the College to Baby in Health and Sickness: swell wittla attelh 11 41e'pasls. �, Q � a,br• a,,,,, 'S
Co•'B�vM&'�' 3'27 Baby's Own Tablets are sold by A6Arra/o..dovar4e.o.Vs,;0 o+Iii� s s.*t+�� 5-W-4wk" R."
September, 1929. "Old Boys" from AT ewtXV M^sWVV is SToitt V t "•t"'°'A" m.a :i
lu
all parts of Canada have announced medicine dealers or- by mail at 25 ! e� *oar•.••"%.wmam "'
Dcwh their Intention. of being present, and moi,
cents a box from The Dr, w'tliltms' +� w,..,.n.r..nen ctnac aow�-,
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. SC26NorthampTC9ERY
9
]Fw
A large representation from the L'al- 9i8 Nortnamptoa
VI-4n.
OtOW
FinReln. N 9
' ted states and England to also expect- SMA ! `o. MTs Isslztc3'as>T1ae'. oaT.. oafs
•• wo I F
aha s•cou"TMIas of. the College, has already sent his Wickham Steed In the Review of I B®LENS CARD'EN-''1 RA�'���
good wishes, and the Governor-Gen- Reviews (London): We need to be
eral has expressed his willingness to careful how the set about the bust Makes gardening a pleaau+e,
Publicity Plows, Harrows, Seeds, Cultivates-
be present. _ ness of making a better world. Some-
in the Nation and Sthenaeum The -Committee appointed by the thing besides money and wealth has ,JAM USMARTPLAW BAOCKYKLi 01tt l Canadian Service. carrieMachid
attach-
:'.(London), The trade of a publicity Old Bops' Association has arranged to be taken Into account. The peo- j menta• and repairs carried Co.
for. the-following'functions during the le who .believe that everybody will Caned as Potato alt, Ovaryis Libelist
agent is.apparently 'a lucrative one• c y 14 Cooper 8t., Galt.'Cut. Distributors
three days of the celebration: be happy with his wages or comfort-
The trained eye can detect in the -
columns of newspapers and maga- Friday, Septepnber 13, 1929 able Incomes, forget that there Is a A QUICK WAY TO END '�(p,�ufltTt (1} sift
spiritual side to human beings, and jllpl11U111B Ul1OUMir
sines much that Is apparently news kforaing e o f the
of Tablet on the -
_ y that the spirit Gaay be ,nearly it not ��y' l ' c Are not complete without
but is real. adv_rt4semeat, The elle of the ofd school building. BMW'S UPSET SPELL)
'Y quite as important as the body. The Mlnart!'s Used for cute.
Lila C. �. Montague recorded that Afternoon-Presentation of prizes won other people who irMist that the apirlt
during the War many things that during the last school year. "Like other young mothers. I wor- bruises and pains of all de-
Evening-Centenar Ball at the Royal alone matters, and that the chief thing rued every time Baby cried." says a script ions.
ar�ld have been retarded as "uasport y is for them to 'save tbeirb.souis"• by ..
Ing" at the beginning became the re• York Hotel. Syrdcuse, N.Y., woman. Several
taking refuse from worldly evils in I times wben she was upset or consti-
gular practice later on. A similar i i Saturday. September 14, 1929 an other-worldly creed, forget that •
ideterioration seems to have taken i Morning and Afternoon - Cricket some degree of bodily comfort is in- could, i tried castor oil but she
place in this matter of self-advertise- Match, U.C.C. Past and Present dispensable to human welfare. f couldn't retain it. Our doctor told
ment. Much that woul3 have beeu:re• vs. Toronto Cricket Club Past It to try Fletcher'% Cestoda because ��
garded as gross and ungentlemanly by and President. It is harmless and babies like it That
fathers seems to have become the Afternoon-Garden Partp. --COAST To COAST., ended my worries and I've used tt
ria
common usage of today, Evening-Centenary Dinner at the since for all my childrenh Cby the
MW
nev•3. falls to delight mothers by the
Royal York Hotel. Al
Q,q quick way It ends those upsets of
(Sunday, September 15, 1929 ci;l.a.n i a babies and children, wich as colic,
3.00 P.M.-Spectal Service for Old constipation, colds, etc. That's the
- Boys at St, James' Cathedral reason for its tremendous sale and
popularity, Like all goad things, It's.
imitated, but genuine Castoria-the
What is a Canadian? Tunes Your Aerial pure]yvegetable" product - always'
let Saint John Telegraph•Journal 'THE NEW RADIO bears the Fletcher signature.
(Ind.): (The United States supreme CLEARATUNER
Court apparently holds that all Cana- Will =elp Yon flet �
than citizens are either native-born !PhD.• nistaat Stations SHIP Y 0 U R EGGS
or naturalized.) There is, however, a We guarantee greater distaaoe, I i
greator volume, greater selectivity,
third category neither native-born nor less static, Un interference and bet- TO
naturalized. This is by no means num- ter tone anality. ss, postpaid. De-
erically small. It is composed of Lam•.=oei3 :3; poacyaid. G U N N S LIMITED `
British-born Canadians whose birth- scoaey bsticlt it not satis>led.
place happens to be outside Canada; THORDARSON St. Lawrence Market, Toronto
but-not in a "foreign' country as the HtiRST BUILDING,'
term 1s understood and used in the 274 Fort St. winnipeg, Man. Highest Prises, Prompt Returns
Dominion. That these are in a ciass ?>; •
separate from the foreign-born is L" •N
+ Safety against skid-. evidenced by the,fact that they need .
ding — Safety when no naturalization, being already Brit ♦ Kept
lxakes say 4'6tOp"-•-• ish. It is difficult to accept birth• -
Safelty at high speeds-- place as the sole gauge of nationality. s
rk
Is it, for instance, to be held that a
Safety wherever
and child born in Turkey of Canadian• "I took Lydia E.Pinkhartfb Veget
Whenever you drive your born parents is a Turk? It does seem - ��pVINt table Compound because 1 was sa
��� we urs that United States is bent on definingIIu� Red '
u ce „ sick every month that 1 had to keep
what is a Canadian in spite of Cana- lip my bed for two days and I suffered so
when u drive on Fire- 4
you dians. _. r�J� ^ y - . . .
1 that 1 felt badly all the time 1 had
9-tone u ni D i=P e d n e _ r been working in a factory but for.a -
Tires. The Printed "Invasion" For due to ' � tong time was nota a to work as
due to Acid
INaoasnoN was so run-down and nervous. I�ty
_Alfa don't forget that Halifax Herald (Cons.): According Acuo sT un�N
---- - -- "Co - - � -- _- £'viands.snld._:me_of_.the_.Vegetable _
they go farther at less Hc.�c^cHc - -� ---- Gumpound. I am now sound and _ -
United States publications come into y�s•Nwuse• + tach and have gone back to work. I
Cost than any other Canada every week. They come in
tires you Can buy. duty free. They advertise ijnited + Yrsive a good appetite, my color is
- Ot ,d and I am in good spirits."-
States products exclusively. United t
•$e e your nearest 1 States firms do not, except in very Sick stomachs, sour stomachs and Take.a spoonful in water and your EnTI)n Bourque, iia Alma Street'.
Fireatotle Dealer today I rare exceptions, spend any money in indigestion usually mean excess acid. unhappy condition will probably end Moncton, New Brunswick. �
advertising in this country. They The stomach nerves are over-stimu- in five minutes.- Then you will always
FIItE57OPlE TIRE cit RUBBER 00. I reach the Canadian field through their know what to,do. Crude and harm- NO fated. Too much acid makes the stow• r
OF CANADA,LIIArM own.publications, and their advertise- ful methods will never appeal eta you.
Ileeailtoa Ontario I mento are carried free in Canadian ach and intestines sour. Go prove this for your own sake. it t , u u '
territory an inducement to adver- Alkali kills acid instantly. The best may save a great many disagreeable
a tise mor f ltberally at home. form is Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia, be- hours.
cause one harmless, tasteless dose Be sure to get the genuine Phillips'
' Give me but eyes to know that JOY neutralizes many'times its volume in Milk of Magneata prescribed by phyai-
�` �� lies in common th1]tgs. acid. Since its invention, 50 years clans for 60 years 1n correcting excess
ago, it has remained the standard acids. Each bottle contains full dlree•I
- Minard's Liniment relieves pain. with physicians everywhere. do is-a'a��drugstore. `.ISSUE No. 9- 29 '
,I ,
1
at < ....: ,iii"4".r '�s� M<"'- °'-s ,.rs•"e�'—r .rY,
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MENEM
ATTENT1011I
*year.; gj�a"p In iiodviie�_ to in
Bid ' at I fin g-
beer pticans to the USift" States and Creat I have taken over the A S*ency
7
Blitilin 92.00 In advatwe.
Revirew Cream Separators,Seali
JOHN NIURKAR, Propriet;ir.-
Stoves.'Fleur-y'a Famous
-Ts- for :
imePlows. Pointi,
PICKERING COUNCIL- B. H.-Paints, guariant6bitilptiri. c0fleri krid Wheelbarrows.
in a good range of
-The above council met at ibe call of Phonor 505 Pick.
(-olors.
-Abe veeve'on-Monday, thia Oth inst.
MOMM =3MV=rr"M,
-Membeis all present, the reeve in the
-chair Pare White Lead, Varn6hes, Oils, AGENT- C48) BROUGHA
The agnutes of- the last meeting Dry Colors.aad
Lacquers.
�%vere read and approved.
BONDS-Government. Municipal at
iu 'll"olcors.- '- Mortgage Bonds.. Also. Itidustrial
Jud -e-T n,e'r- a c
geeRuddy's decision A at) Safe*investments at from5to7pi
and oth re was given settiog aside the
Use B.-H. once, you'll use. cent.
_ .&ward.
it always; 1NSU-RAN, (:E-AII classes written ii
From R. C. Muir, Chief Engineer, 7 eluding Fire. Automobile, Wino
7�St.Atfng Lhat the government aubsidy it s1brin. A,,idet ..dSickness.
ALVIN BU'HBY kr
for 1928 to be V.L-54.8ti. I'm going to take Phone or write
Prom,Cecil White, re Rouge Hills
R dad. one roorn at a time PICKERING, ED, BOWMAN,Whitb
4&f
From C. C. Richardson,Bal-Lister, re and do 'the w1iole house.
the Hefferiuj.case�.,
Froin Dr. W. S. M�Gullough, of TEis book has so many
1be Health Dept... re cemetries. S P RIN G S� P E 0 IA L 49
Mr. Cha man iatroduced and car. Wonderful ideas"
xied througt a by-I&* detaching the
south quarter,cif lots 14. 15 and 16 in Distinctive new color
the 3rd con. from S, S. No. 0 and at. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
scheme's for every room in
Asebing the same to S. S. No.4 vvetit.
Mr. Middleton introduced aid the house and suggestions
a car- PACKAGE AND BULK SEND
ried through a by law -appointing a
for charming exteriors are I)utch Sett6 Multiplier Setts
_:Weed InspectoL-for the township,
Roy Ward was appointed Inspector featured in this new book. NEW MAL P L E SYRUP, 7 5c. IMPERIAL QU ART
under the above by-M�. It is making homes happier
Thestsnding committee on Trans. FRESH VEGETABLES-Lettuce, Carrots, Rhubarb, Onfoas,Cabbitj
d brighter from Coast to Spinach, Tumatoes, New Potatueyi.
i'jportation, Power and Light' reported an
and recommended the followitig pay. Our new Book:e Coast. Pineapples, Str.iwberriee, Bananas' and Grali
FRESH FRL71TS
meat: D R Beaton. for lights in town :on Color Harmony Fruit.
b&118.70. too rl tal n ItRmoffiw DERSON
i! Ma;y
suagestion4l Or
biroatif ing the -ORANGM, 50 cents fw-,Pj dozen basoket.-
The standing committee on Coutlo- home.,Id,C a r 0 a
gencies reported and recommended
m your
fI wing paymen -=,fro . h
the lo to: Municipal W"to a;---
World. notices re sale tax and PcIbLage feet to lhe cam- The summer half holidayso begin (in Wednesday, May lqt.
pany at Montrsial,
1.0; john Mtirkar, printing pTacards D Until further�notice our 9tore will be closed each
2.00; Mrs Hadley, rebate on d
og tax Wednesday at 12.30 o'clock.
1.100; F W Hubhs'. ditto. 2 00: D R Be&-
too. on meet of 6HIary 125,(H)-. also reg, Genuine B.B.White Lead and Pur:
White Zinc, combined in the ideal
Guaranteed to contain Brandram
..births, warriages and deaths 39,75; proportions of 70 to 30,forming the
ASK FORAYOUR COUPONS
strco�gest covering pigment It—
arNo serving no i
tices re watercourse U. SQte=e.
J
-t and,dtendirt'g Aq clerk F.
jDanevAn, Co. engicieer, giving kwrird
JAMES RICKARDS� OIS
on ranner witterci)urse, attending the P
se
trial, 'Llileage etc.,53 V). Judge Piiddr,
-attending the Ptbove C. C, ffirh-
-iug trial 44)041% A E Wi;iion & Cu., ex.
trdson. fee it) codue.-rion with lietre.- Store
cess poe,Aj 00 :-d- ic-sutance policv PA-ering Hardware
37 50; 0 M Forsyth, att Tnnaer w-tter- Brooders & Foult,roy-Supplies
courae L ia 3-00; E L Ubnoman, ditto
r
.3 00, Tho,3 Gregg, vostage 38 W; "sib
-Spears, pistaRe and telegrams 10.00;
also delivering dog kags 85.So., albo fial. Now is the time to get your-Seed for the 4pring crop, We
�.ary aa asse"or 875 jO; Thomas Gregg. have a complete ritut k on hand.
-19jabiry as collector 3W 00.
The btanding committe on Hosids
....TiMothy, Alfalt
X
and Bridges reported and recommend- --------------- Red Clover,
ft:&wa: W ('artfan-
a C t-o-v-e-r-—a 5- ATs-i k e
V drag rePs con 5 29 W: W Ellicott,ditto
5 10: W Conner. ditto 28.0)(1: 1 06oner.
ditto 14 So-, N Cox,rep culvt con 8 7 50,
9 All Government TeAted 9eed
'J Scott. rep washout con 8 5.Oij. (>ell
�ge,,o. ditto U,50; C Story. dittid&-25 -All kiads (if Package and Bulk Seedi for the garden.
by, 4rag rep roo 8 ld,ft A
Clark. driLd rep r 1 3 50t M Sleep, ditto ROYAL BROODER STOVES
.50, A Gordon, ditto 1.26: A E Stork. 7
-drag rep bosul grav i 1 19 2Z-. J M Iddle- In all sizes. --Used by all.large p'oultr' 'Agent'forthei McCormi(k-Dpering Farm
to rep br)dge sbrov gt,&v con 7&150- y farms
a .-. Machinery and Fterairs.
Linton. ditto 3,,5; J Gasislin. ditto' with great success
42M 25. 0 SCOU, ditvi 11,23:4 Stephen-
-son.ditto 2U.0j. C-Lawton, iep enn 5 Recomml;nded b_y E_xperimental.Farm
9 00; T Hirt4t, ditto 21.M: W J Bell.
r
Sl-eep,drag con 1 2 191; J
ditto O..t t a wi. Our Motto We have it, can get it 0 it is not mad a.
'Nitchi-11, hLul wrar r I prag rep cul v t
-don. ditto 21 25: F -Chick Hoppers, Foun' ta'mis' e'tc " J. S.- BALSDONI, PICKEWINU
con 111.01), C Brolt
-Crawfut d, x ep cons 2 and S 2*2(go H
-Hoyee. dAL6 1254)� M Bryant, chttr) ..........i—
See them demonstrated at,
.7 14 50z E�A BrIvant. ditto Z3.5(i: J C
-Hrrant. difto'595os; Sawyer-Nla.�ev,
reen aw. rep
it - APLE H / LL - FAR cripa
-rep for grader 9.1?%; J 0 * I M If you have not renewed your subs
com 1 9.00; A Paecoe. .d t" 26.4111; 'In"
Byers, drag sep ct:lverti; cons 7, ind S -E. Nerlich, Prop.
24.25,. L G&tes, drag ILPP cons I mad 2
-)a. ditto 17 00, L Culletto UN eW
91.14J. 8 Lott, PHONE : CLAREM NT 303
SALES A-GENLT
ditto 13.7Z;-IV Hollinger. d-itto-4375; tiovi to The N 5, please do .30.
0 PuRh, dr,ig rep coo 120 ir). W
to
Squire, 4 28.50: W. ---
rep drag. con
H
Weetney. ditto:1.3 21); F M Obapman.
ditto 12 00-. R-Hedgt;. rep eons 13 and 4
SPECIALTRICES
L 43,50: W->Fowlie, ditto 47 50;J Rotvey,
ditto 16.75; Winter Bros, ditto 41,2Q:
r Y
'to 7.50. 0 Neil. ditw
J Puckrin, di,
1175, J Murdoch, rep con 4 7 LXJ-. John
2 . . ... .: FOR. TEAM HARNESS
Baxter. ditto 46 00. 8 -Murdoch, diti
n
0 HQod. dra Brass-ritiounted Team Backband Har.n e @,,4, rRR
17.76; L.Wbite, ditto 3 75; C Puckri
repcoUS2. 3.4 197,45; g
C013 4 7-00; A Ackford, dittcr 9.40, 2 inch.layer.trace witb heel chai-us.
4G Tvan, drag r4pp culverL cons 4 and.5 With 5 ring b echi'- , n,3L tead ol back- HERE are three major feuures to
re 09.
3d 00;-P A Major. diag repcon.5 18.11).
W Bootb, ditto 140); D B Anbis 8.51j; b.a n do 1649.00- Tbe considered iw -dioositig tire
for your new car — economy, safety
�Vep Culvert con 4 4 75: A B Ritten- y -and'ireedorn. from trouble.
L Hagermatr-, t-tp con 5 1.25; C R FeLty Black mounted Team Backband Harnes-1, $138,W
our
bouse, drag con 4 .50; W 8 Reescor. -5 ring Breeching $44.25
-rep w t 1. Mark to pay half 3.75; Bea - - - - I . I.
new , —No,other tire in the world wiff M
Reesor, diLtod(ofl. G Tran, drag w t I, Thk is not a factory harrree.q, but ct rri inAde in our.
tum as many miles per dollu its the
Mark to pLy hilf 12 911: 1 own shop at Markhani.
'Car . Royal Nfaster.
ital pipe rep cqn I and r 1 46(xl;, Frank
ennett. ditto 'peela re p,%i r?
-Sullivan. ditto:�30); G B es 1 lize on to haroess and:crAl�r's.
42 50. J McIntosh. rf-p and Linstal pipe —The Ro�,a! '.NWter insums saf".
Rosebank road 11 W: A,Thorn,-in-t from blowous..and. punctures.
con
17 50�A Dingwell,ditto 13
75, F T .0 - D %D S
ylor, drny rep conq I and 2 20(A) -Not one Royal Master -in a
it Somerville, ditto 3S.75. Geo GRte
Q, -thousaild W_ill. ever puncture-
'HA n' -nd Collar 11,tniifacturer
ditto 17 50, P Soho% rep ton 6.25: E t ess R
Mitchell,drag cons I Knd 2 10.tro: Ed
-Not one in five thousatid will
L
.011� R Davidson, haul -..-*blow out 'iand S of
0 0 er two V.ea.r
jrr v con 3 5 W; W Pettv, r-ro izrader strvice.
A Be
-n. rup con
IDixon. rep.con 2 1,25: E Armstroniz, Home Phore 3400
�t:1coii.s2and3 It)* om-Tr_r-
mi( 9 26 44 1: M.[It I g h
ditti)7. 25; J Mundell, ditLo 2,25:
R,;,-11- Master& you will enjoy
SMA
E-ths. ditto fl.90� J Coates- 1 . 11_T_LY—CORRECT-F0OTWEAR
care-free'.rnororing noconiv iiis yftr
"Ward, ditto 57,00; V Baker, ditto j
FOP COMFORT - a Iong ume to, cotne-
45(wi; Greenburn $and &-Gravel Co.,
gna-v ft-)r con a 4.
j4ref 00; G Tbdd, grav for V 9
-j
-nwood rd and cons 4 and 5 2*2.40;
p
.,.R Kinilear, re culvert G'wood rd 75e; We a're ieattiring sotue very fine lines' in both Jea6er 'and canv 9- Roml '2,fasre.-5 cost more than any
__�'W Cammack,rep con 4 98 7-5: K Beel- these are for Men, Women aad'Childrefi' Spleiidid faides odier tire made and y�u cannot exp=
33
� 'by,dittco, .25: S Corhet,t; ditto 3,50
in all linesof Mei:i'g 4nd Boy'; Wear. them as standard
H Middit-ton. ditto 40(0), V Disney.
gqi�ipment on ywc..
nnd G'wood r,iad 113.1 K'j; Writ Carson, new car.
ditto 23 75: ATrirrohle, rep cons 4'and 5 Compare quality and prices. etion-always,. -Al 4 7
Ist Ell
rep cidvert con 7 7.75: R Birrell, batil The worrian of partictilar taste invariably selects Kay�er Hosiery, An-; dealer will, however, be glad 'to'
.,'krav con 7 44,54);W Green, ditto 21.22; becAuse sh6 keepq in-sitep-with si-tylf�, and *2nd' the Ibbgeit`in-ileage in equip.)-our.new W wioj Royal I
-gg, ditto-2.50; A Pegg, drag rep 'air. Laffles' Silk Hose In a variety of I sohade�,o, wh'ile they last Masters
0 Pt
every p
as an extra. You will fina the.ad&- -
cons 0 and 7 27,46; G Todd, drag rep
49 cents. LadieH'Cotton Hose, several shades, 2.5 cents, Childrefi's
:. � .- tiocial
--iion3 38 95; 1 McGiriskin,. ditto I
12.50; �4� cost.one of the best investments
short silk and mercerized Sox,-splendid color range, going at 25d, 17j .
G Todd, drag Sear t 1, Searboro to pay youhave ever =de.
q 15; M Hick", rep cii.lvprt and
Silks and Cott the 11�ew Underwear lines for u " t3A
ous comprise worne a
road con 2.5.00,
ellildrpn. k3olanyfascinatin g,design 4 in stamped Ydu are never taie away ftom a
Balance of Road and Briege fe0ort and hand embroldered-liftes.
field over for next week,
Coutwil a0journed to rneet-�*Wajn I on
�Monday, Njay 27th, Fit 10;;, m, for the
- y - Ou"MINIONYTIRE DEPqff
4.rPrisiaction (if penerAl hiisine-oi and ha C E CIL -. .B RA DLE
the afternoon as a Court of Revis-, Pkkering, ' Imperial Gar
1= 3: 0 M n I IT airl ag
7
7-
.4
-M
4-Ili
V�Mf
Frank Ward has purnhasedw
Tovell, of Toronto. 1.� I
Nicholas Barton.of WOodstoek, F'Wasuet slack,of Aqbbz",wbb Mrs J. A. w Ford sedan. Th6se fortu"ts-
"ARKMONTo L (formerly Mrs. Robert StdkGffo Of 12* dies should 'prepare'fof .tv.
ill - with a Tonfix Is.
is ipe"ag,a few days renivoillig *95 A
moot. ken ser on ly poday Claremont) died l"t w�eek. - Her
-Sev. R. and. Mm Stephens old acquaintances in Clare qtroke while In Claremont 0 go fune' -was hot* oa Saturday, for,&owe fast driviag.
Will Usher, formerly employed recently, died on Sunday last. ral
f ',el;;�Xondxy In the titY-
and Mrs. Paterson*open by Graham Bros., has,been V;i9it- was buried on Wedoesday'loi the when intermeet *as made in,the
.10 t' Claremont Unron Cemetery. EVERYTHING-IN INSURANCZ.
4�jwith fAeods In Toronto. jolt-in Claremimt for a few days Clatemont Union Cemetery.
ire. Ed.-Gleeedn bas been:"ud If you.require anything ix t1se
�:. a week with friends t 09h._ Waltor Ward has been adding 7
U9. to the comforts of his residence by rim
of Inaurance,let us give you SW I
a bath-room and fur It pays to insure in Stropg
'such as the
GUAT-
SUPERIOR
James Taylor and Mr. Parsons ace. 'Companies Imp�rlal' r
Jh&*e made an exchaage of X981, Call at Lawton'$, Claremp",sue Company of 1:
--SEBD- DRILL' antee and Accident --
dences. for the Mt cessor to W. M. Palmer, fo*r booti ada,The Western Assurance.CompanY
Keep May 15
of Canada
th open d ' hoes. ladies' and children's and The Mutual 1Af6 As
Club in the Cow so a
' Zion .Dratpa.tic Se iis beforo surance V0 of -Canada. For
pi�irs.-,, Xrly
hosiery. First-chipla shoe re e ly to
mnuity Hall.. All wQjxrk quotations
Oui blackanalth. Job". Wiltill, Also, harness,repairs. -i.,-K. GIBSON
iinteed. buy' :�. . 1.2. '.
@vent this week end with his par. guar Grubin R.O., Eye Special- you Phone Pickering 17
Earl A.
eats in Tauntoo. St uffyille from Wednesday to
9 NO;fICE
3. M. Forsyth has purchased a ist, at Office ' ... -1 . .. !� .:
e and See
fOL"tise Saturday of each week. -in the COM
Inotor-drivoia lawn wowet Grubin-Block. Phone stouffville 2*405. Robt. -Peasbys-
on his extensive lawns. 9_11r.5m 9 a'. Having taken over
w
Fred and Mrs. Lynn and family At T.Aark�am every Mo6cri karage, Brough�m, we are no read
with -the Hardy in. to 5 P.M. Office I I n.the Wear z the 111achine. to give service in Brougham as
Sunday ,4
Block as in- Claremont.
family in Vibiridge township.
-Service car .always ready, day or
Mrs. Gibbons is spending $ few
ith her ' daughter'. 1&re. Auditorium Theatre 1 _Thiii Drill has Zerk lubrication, Hyatt roller bearlug.9, Steel night service.. 5105; Pickerinir SM.
days w Phone Clare.
kdam Spears, of Whitevale. tele-3coping tnbeLa, practically unbreakable, pitch and . rling Tires.
Gasoline, Oil, Seibe
of Toronto, Miss Mabel stouffvffle, Ont' dlightdraft. L. PILKEY.
D Wenn, gather. wheels, is aceurate an
Tbgrne,.o ndon,and Mrs. A. J. d 11 Black Hawk Manitre Spreaders, Bissell's Discs, 110114s-&Ad 251y.
f Lo y, 10 an
chandler, of Tofoloto, spent Sun- Friday Saturia Steel Stone Boats. Fro,t Wire Fence.
day with the latter's parents here, 1,FI.NDERS KEEPERS;' 8
Mrs. MLddletonand P. 0.,Locu t Hill
.7
Andrew and' ('�Laura LaPlante) Phone 2314 R. R. I
lion, Jack, of Detroit Pick.
Tuotored
here and spent the week-end with Comedy Collexiaus S MT
the former's .parents,' Sylvester 415
and Mrs. MiddleWn. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY,. I
BARR
Ralph Evans and, sister, Miss S. "ThaVs My Daddy,"
E, Evans, spent 'a -day last weak d Denny)
(Reginall
An Stou'ffville. The latter was Comedk Collegians
assisting in the orga
..Woman's Mission Circle�
uization of a
FRIDAY SATURDAY, 1718
friends of W. F. R. R T. O. ,
The manY "FAZIL."
Jones, Of Toronto, will regret to
ternoon Return,engagem
bear of his death. Hiss funeral oint of "WINGS," BY THE CARLOAD
took place on Tnesday af &,ir
to the Claremont Union Cemetery, with complete sound effects,
s7howing May 24 25—, aft4r-
Herbert and Mrs. Neal and dau. ternoon and evening, 18 WE depeak of artistic
ghtt-i, accompanied by the forru- at regular pricie, shipped in direct trom esigns that are
er,+aunts, Mrs. RussneU and Mrt5. 15c and 25c. We are having digniflad. uot. artistic
designs
JCharlesArmstrontig. and the lat. G. SCHMIDT, Prop. that would be
hnsband. all of Whitby, inappropriate for the
Chicago a whole pur The
:visited with Luther and Mrs. pose In view
one Illustrated.48 sim.
plikey on Stinday, .]�RING IT HERE
h88 Lrtistry.
ple, yet
The C G. I. T. will.hold an open carload of
t of the get a now,
S-t of
-meetiog 10 the basernen w is the time ti -No Greater Tribute"
church on'Friday evening at 8.00 iiat neoi, or get the old set re 9.1 ed. v
amael
o'clock. !Lfter the regitlar fueet- h'Ave in stock samples of mick-Deering Tractors W. STAFFORD,
'111 be Trees ey's barness. The
proaram and Jeffr McCor
jug. a sped be ordered througbcata- Kingston Road.
jog of a -half hour former tv�y A
given I consist l0gue at priceaquoted. Whitby
play, solos, readings. monologues
ill be 20c catalogue freeo Phone Whitby
etc. Theadm6gonfeew v collars. collar p&ds. sweat,,
Is we can give you
and loc for children iinder 12 yrs. dos, liKroess oit by bulk, harness �Getting them this way means that
droopqlaK. a . . ..* got just a
i The western branch meeting ot pa, iso silver:polish
Presbytert just a little better.prioe, YOU-
the Oshawa al will be ana other parts. -sud
held in Claremont United Church Repairs promptly done. little better finished tractor
-to L&aRMONT we can supply you,
on may IZ)T,13
W.
�%t 9 30 a M.. Dinner will be se as the supply is already gevuiug 10
9.
'ed in the church for 85 cents
jerncon session commences at 1. If.you are contemplating gettiiog a Tractor.thi.s X&PIG IA&f Nutual ?1o"
-8veg one interested in Wowe a Before you buy
Missionary work cordially we]- summer or fall it will Pav YOU to
Insuraza Co.
your A—addio See us at once.
&I meetings In for farm and country
Cheap rates
The special revivi
�coonection with th-o, Baptist Hear Kolster buildings,
sy. Large Windstorm insurance on bu
Church are well under
ons gathered on Sul . wind-mills,Silos etc.
congregsti We just'iidloaded a ca-rload of Wire Fence which Automobile insurance
day evening saw a line
day, Mon tation g ven we can give VO kinds.
remiponte to the Invi i U an excellent price on of all
vicher, 'FARMS FOR SALE
by the pre� who has already
won a place in the hearts of the b4lml 2. Frost IeUce &t 55i cents a-rod Off
Write or phone
People. Sunday next, May 12tb,l
Rev. Capt. Best 'will preach morn- ED. BOWMAN
'Ing and evening and a full church Claremont -T.
ted for the evening ser. Charles Cooper 20 WHITBY. ON
Is anticipa early. A
vice. So please come
from 6,30 Later Ra L
song service will be hold .-You can buy a KO Farmers, AtteDtku.
P. In.
Most reaso
z_z t of the -IS -H
Mother'i Day services will be 'idt the entertainmen a t e- SPRING ERE I 11bave secured the ageocy for t be FroA
-observed in the United Church on air? Letusodemodstr Wood and Cocksh.,itt Farm Imple-
Sunday morning. In the Sunday Kolster. A call wiLl 110c 'me
nts. aod' will keep constantly On
School the special program will be obtipte hand repairs for these popular
Find all mothers and -MURKAR -Get your Paint-ti, oils and Turpentines from ns.- implements.
followed e invited to take' part. W. C. Orders taken 1or Wall Papers. `:klso. Loudoe's barn and stablii
-fathers ar
d gathering. A sent fittings.
We look for a recor
ee in the church will be Ontario -Tield Rnot 946eds-on hand. j will also take ccintracts for painting.
The servic 25c. barn
Garden Seeds, 3 pkizs for s and houses by a new
�of an appropriate nature. Special
process. by spray-Ing.
music by the choir nod the sacra Chick StArt-er and Ornwing Meo;h, Estimates cheerfully given.
ment of infant baptism Will be KOLSTER Feedieg goppe-r.4', iU all @izes. Phone Lfto.,-
dispensed at ihe morning service.
cordial invitation ij extended 'All that you-seek in RadiDw F're-�,h Grocerieq &t'l(.)we,,t pticei. Highest prices-paid for.
rorn produce.. Claremont
tomil. Strangers and visitorses. f R. I. Manny
Monosson
p, cially welcome.
e Battt�riei Re-charge4l.
The Women's Institute-will this
Eonrth Wed 0 St We deliver; -River. . .
month meet on the 1 , reen
nesday instead of the third Wed- Phone your oidL
Scott's - pre
Further notice will- be 11 Phone Markham W21 Factory I .
needay t week. But on the 15th . I Basket
ogtven nez General River manufacturers of
and loth there will be a course of ..-Claremont. All kin
instruction in Household Science Wm.A. Duncan, Mer&hantg- Green do ef Fruit 'Bliwketsll'
judging, which will include foods..
Berry Crates,
and cl, All
�housing Dthing etc asketis.
women and girls are invited to, Fartners'Bushel B
bi8 valuable 11 .1hie of
take ad�vautage of t fii Clothes Baskets,
8es will be
instruction, The clas
'.-..,beld in. the sebool-room of the
Baptist _ Cburch commencing The Most rank Pennocko
on the -f the 15th at Proprietor
morning a
all qu Phone Markham 143041,
16 o'clock and on the 16th at 9 30 Li id
Another very heavy
assed over thii locality on i�i
fty nij
p lnveWtm��- Ina A' 7r 71r y
d ()It last when it poured
—down.very heavily all nigkt,
ing the land RDd_11)n,,a cle aying .ly an ilavest- STANDS FOR THE REST
seeding operAtions, It also did Ft -Ready trimmed, 6 cents to Savings Bank Accovint iq prirn�ri
A tueut. But it i4 the only imvegtment yielding
great deal of dtmage to the roads 1.25 per roll, SIAO
) gravel, Rls09 fNir rateof interest, that is'�vailable for'yoor
-`-`-by wasVing off th(
Emergencieicad be ini-
many of the to orary.-bridges iise at A motnent's dbtice
erectey following the Sherwin-Williams juediAtely met by the'bank account that has! beep
that were YOUr investment. as Aticb,
can;6i,
'U storm which destroyed . 4eAntly'deve)oped. Yoiir invest-
prevjo 1, % Paints and .7 ar returns in interest.
Find bridges is regul,
many culverts yieli
wnglylp, -The bank ac&:Rint- yield9 constRUtqAtisfac
througho'tit the'to m a a t Ft s,a J;F
es faction an, -e of inind in the fact that it
township council have no-w a sh e trotible
Varni d peac
bdrden oh-their shoulders In the itlways're,6idyfor othl�P iiseq.,without th
of converting into cash,
way of financing the great amount Call and see these Goods
of work to be done to repair the
wo floods have ana you Will be de,14ghted
mischief t1vit these t
C -riers,
QlAte &.1arge,nnniber of with them
-caused. Litt'r 'q Hay Carriers
T�Llnlj�s', Door Tracks, Cow
id ges and culvert.9--will have THE CANADIAN BANK
new br
to be '011ilt, Peessure-Systerns Etic--
have to be repaired. This will I t W i?11,vp"'y. ly-ou to get' my- prices pl
for Do At__S GO oP COWERCE
and a number wl
increa�(-d � taxation, TT Bo,
.,4 will not be - . .11,11 1,0"ch above bt;fore buying elsewhere.
�Whivh tlj� ratepayei TANDAIZD 13ANK OF CA ADA loOME
able to critici!je the members of Phone 1401, -niE 5 FRANK 7 P1
Inny other munici-
litles in the province are !;Il*ct-
ry
Af
so
)0"r
ayl n i;
did a
ro ds
CLARENTONT '
%
rarly sittiated.
.5v
3,
wanted to tell her so; to ask her to )wffhms "ka" down upon the I PA.
;,..�'Thls -.unques-denably care for him, .4nd to wait until he t1o.
-Vame back. To his credit, he was not In a room.above, some one lighteil
well 2 ejtparlepce4 in the ways of..Iqve, a 1434F.. Its mellow.gj*w rqaqhod tho
As 1*0 a A",
ft4o .gmm. for
a modesty ot the man was-bii best man an4-girl oil the steps. His arm
Tb
virtue.- So he pretended not to un- held her closer'for a second and then
derstan4, to be surprised; when it relaxed. Mercedes laughed liquid.
'was only because he could nQt,belleve ly. From-its-accustomed ' 'place shi
that happiness, such as having her dkug4t up bar guitar and crooned
meant was to be his. Mercedes was plaintive little Sp Ala
a h love-soAg in
so,close, so lovely. She seemed so a voice for Blaze& ears alQaii.
well poised, so at ease, that his own If the staTs In the sky far above you
confusion was only magnified by com- Have brought you, beloved, tQ xne,
(91URNY parison. His habitual -and often 'If.-in tlfeir--wisdom,;th4y've chosen'
tasted aomjibo4ure bad deserted him In YOU,
his hour of need., Blaze was truly How. then, van i help,loving thee?
miserable, and in-�Ln ev4dent attempt How, then, can I help loving thee?
4W IV—V,
to'sis�a his okii feelings, he resorted "La-la-1 . -Ia. Ia, Ia-la-la,' throbbed'
a Ia
to the bantering tone that had served the, guitar. Blaze closed his eyes.
Tns& from fte gard4mal 6-"
him so well.In his man-world. This was the end of the trail! Life
"And -What will I find when I do began anevi here.
come
ack T'-He. tried to laugh good- A tear stole down Mercgdes' cheek.
naturedly. 'Mercedes bowed her' head. Happiness had overwhelmed her. The
shoulders. "I'll ask Kent, or some- morrow no longer threatened. She
ERI 6, dercedes Is, and they'll wa�s ready for. the dawn.
body, how
say, 'Humph4 She's a big lady now. -THE END.
She's got a new-,name" 'Maybe It-will
%
G E. be-Uga rde, or-Rodriguez or Llotard!
Australian TL�tde
Al� Yes, air! That's what they'll say.
so �!I Vancouver ProvInc
I'll look a (Ind. Cons,):
at my. old gray-hair—how
I'll find you. And There Is,no doubt Canadian ''con-
time flies! Bu a would buy.Australian goods It
BY theref you'll be: 'a gteat lady with sumer
oWtv 504CLA40k alt^40 me ihree" or four black-halred kiddles of these goods were brought to their
00011P14 your own"' attention. This Involves salesman.
Pas my salwics.in
ship—,aggressive salesmaushtp� It Father: ' "So You've already begun
Mercedes -shook her 'b ad. Her
a
side her before she became aware of eyes Were misty; )ut she smiled.
BEGIN HERE TODAY Involves advertising, not sPasmodical-ito find that married life has Its trou�*
Blaze kildare Of WYOming hunts the him. "'No!" she murmured. "I t ly but systemafically. It Involves an blew?" Daughter: "Yes. Ted's
murderer of his young brother. He finds "Senor!" It was a cry of gladness, think so; attempt to meet American competition dear old thing, but sometimes h:
his man at the ranch of Duck Bodine in -not those kids."
and-shoots him dead. accom Nleredes of old.
Paradise Valley panted by a look that left.Plaze This was the on its own ground by.providing goods won't listen to reason." "He ought to
Kildare falls 'n love with Mercedes, a all a-tremble. of a type to which Canadians are ac'�be ashamed of himself. Not every
lbeautifui Basque girl, and helps her find "Yes, you wilU" "Blaze grinned. customed and in a form which will-be
the murderer of her father. lAck Ackltn "You didn't think I would go with- "The right man will dine along, married man has the chazice.,,
builds a dam and deprives the Basques out coming to say goodby?", querida. You look sharp so that he attractive to them, All this- is a
of their water suPPIY.' Bodine makes s. task for the Australian preducer and
bomb that destroys,the dam when the Mercedes shook her head. don't gat by."
Basques Launch it. "No," she said, "I know you come. Hub!" shf-muttered. "I 'look dfatributor�not for the Canaftn con. Beware of desperate steps; the
NOW GO ON WITH STORY The Rancho begins to look'like old 'sharp, all right. - But he don't." aumer, Australia must remember., darkest day, live till to-morrow, will
times, eh? You bear that the'Senor He?" In blddl4g for-the Canadian market, have Passed.awaY.—William Cowper,
"To say goodbye." tiat this market'is not a vacuam. It
Acklin offer us part of the dam!" "Si! That right man-!_ He's so blind
"I reckoned you would." The red- "Yes; Melody told me. It's wron- like a bat. But maybe he dan't want Is filled already, amd if Australian Vae Minard's for the rub down.-
haired one pj�used. Nothing but the 'de' products are -to come in. thay. must
rful!
You've won your fight. Has 'to see Basque girl. Still, if he comes
hope of seeing Blaze had brought him Kent gone homeV' Pugh something else out. And they
to town but he would have denied it "No, Senor . He is upstairs with- back—with his grey hairs—I'll' be
must make their way largely an econ-
rnoat profanely had he been accused Esteban. My brother be glad to see omic basis. They will get some ad-"
Of it "I may not see you no more," you,,, vantage because they - are Empire'
he went 4. "I'm goin' to Kelly Creek They turned at the sound of patter. made. But It Is,on their qviallty, on
Ppad in Paradise on the Ing feet. Basillo had heard his big their cheapness and to quite-in ap-
tonight. I sto
�way down. Your horse is all right. I friend's voice. Blaze caught hold of preciable extent on their attractive-4
-put that long rope of mine on your him, ness that they must really depend.
ddle. Thought you might like it." 'You come back to stay, Senor
Minard's Liniment for cuts and bruises
Blaze climbed to his seat in the Blaze?" the child questioned.
stage to bids his embarrassment He 'No. no, little chief. Ilvd got to go J
knew the rope
Melody referred to; es
'his favorite for many yea home, to Wyoming. I came te say Famili
rs, a finely goodby.- H.' Gamble In United.Empire!
woven Mexican. He wanted,to thank Basillo'crept closer ti him.
oi know how to ex- "I'm going to miss you. old-timer.- to Canada's Population should Prove a
him. but be did n 0 Every man, woman and cbfld added-
press his gratitude. He put his head
I pute"U41 custarner to the extent q1 1
thletillit the 0Pen`--Wtn-iTo-W-an a& "Why you go away then? I want at least $250 per annum of manutac-
banteringly, "I'll'buy you a drink for you to stay.- tured goods. Every. Immigrant be.
"t at if.you're here when I get back." Blaze smiled, My Man had edged comes a consumer of CankdIan prod-
h
Melody knew, as well as a man can his way to his master's side. ucts. and In time becomes a Canadian
a thing, that Blaze was really "You.'re going to be real lonesome producer.' Every famlIS, tbat'is plic-
'telling him he appreciated the rope. for me, ad on the land enables two families
little chief?" j
r slid that he would repay him some day The child nodded ]its head. to live In- the 'citles.- Urban lab-or
'without counting the cost to himsblf, He lifted Basilio so the little f Ik and Industry have everythfug to gain
at-
,either. low could pet the horse's cold muz- from an Intelligent colonization and DOZEN different things m
"Come easy; go easy,"he flung back zle. ay
agricultural develoMet- p6licy. Ill Acause a headache, but there's
at his fe.end. "Don't you go spend- "He'll sort of make up for the -loss I §HE CAUGHT UP HER GUITA fact. lasting agricultural prosperity just one thing you need ever do to
R
Ang all your wazes for liquor. Costs of me, won't be?" cannot be expected in any new coun-
a the trains these "You're going to give AN D CROONED A PILAAIINTIT get immediate relief. Aspirin is �n
a lot of money t him, to me LITTLE SPANISH LOVE SONG FOR try without colonization and develop-1 absolute antidote for such pain.
days." 11r. Blaze?" ment 6f the vacant spaces by perman- Keep it at the office. Have
BLAZE ALONE. it-ready
The stage at then. Melody did "He's yours, little chief.' I'll leave ant settlers. It stimulates the -de.I in the home. Those subject to fre--
a moment that this was him in Paradise. You be good to mand for land and strengthens land'' quent or sudden headaches should
rot doubt f�i
goodbye. Blaze waved his hand- to' him." here. Arrascada! That's a good values, -kspirin in the handy pocket
name. I'll keep it.' She forced a J carry
He lifted Basilto t6 Ily Ilan's back, tin. Until you have used it for head-
"Well, don't get hurt, the freckle- Ilercedes, sh Lips that touch liquor have
When he turned to a tantalizing smile to her face as she to be aches, colds, neuralgia. etc., you've
faced man called to him. It was a was LQpking away. , She knew the went on: "You won't have to waste diplomatic..—Dallas News. no idea how much Aspirin can help. ......
ptupid remark, but it served to erase sacrifice he made in parting with MY no time then when you come." It mea*ns quick, complete relief to
the emotion from his face. Man. Once before, In that very Patio, millions of men and women .who
A few 'steps about the patio on the they had looked Into each other's use it every ytar. And it does not
I.Ate afternoon found Blaze on the N*Ew \.ND iLlJ1lTLY USED, SIO UP_ s the heart.
-well-known trail to the Rancho. Three horse's back, and Mercedes bade Ba- eyes, as they did now. Blaze saw Transportation Paid.I depres
sillo tell Teresa that the Senor would there what he should have seen long Fqt
days were almost too short a time for t I . .1 write for I114strated.
for sapper. When they were a9l). Picycles and Accessor-
even nature to work her miracles but alone, Mercedes searshed the eyes of "Oil, querida mia,91 he breathed. 1�?s FREE.
ever so the precious water was C.kTALOGVE.
giving the man who sat beside her. What Whatever else he Intended to say, peorless nic7clie
full promise of the days to come. a lot. he had dared for bar! Didn't was smothered In Mercedes ImI& He. Works. I )kS' PIRIN'
192-34 Dundii
.11� Henaro, Mariano,,and Teresa, and he know that she loved him? Why caught her.up in his arms and held 5L W.. Toronto.
One or two of Ge old hands had come didn't he §peak?' her to him. T'here was color in her
back to work. The floor-torn debris 12fercedes fa1IQ to realize that her face again; her lips red for his kisses.
vas being removed. There was hope- ;er]r nearness rerered Blaze almost "I'll be coming back," she heard
fulness-and courage in the air. Blaze speech, sg him say.
a
saw that the Patio which had been "I hate �to leav "--he muttered at From a distance, it'seemed, came
,',,Jose's pride had received marked at- last, 'and rt ong I've been tell. her low,'.wild, tomboy laugh. He SIMON
tention. This last was Mercedes' do- Ing' myself ' b Ighty well pleased was wafted in spirit again to that -cut, Crescent Ground, will s
dross aw 07co more
Ing; her first relaxation in weeks. to get he lf ooney went back, too. unforgetable day on the,riven She timber,time and labor being equal,th2il
She rested now on'the steps**wbere bid you "e ' mistaken about your- was speaking, an'd,even her voice was any6ther
Acklln bad given her'th6 forgotten self like that?" -reminiscent of that afternoon. �iad%jhis,guaraniet.hai never.been chalknged
vanrty-case. Blaze was almost be- Mercedes did not answer lest her guess maybe,' shia managed to SIMONDS CANADA SAW CO., LIMITED,
voice should betray her. say, AM 9TR99T AND ACOMPO AV9XV9.MON"KAL.Out.
with a defiant little toss of bar 6? -
VANCOLMER.B.C. TOMONTO.O.4T.
I'm awfully blue," Blaze' went ba. b�ead, "Mwedes' will have those ST.JOHN.N.g. 8434
"In spite of all the trouble and the thre�, 'four, blackhatred kids anyhow,
fighting, I've been happier bere than huh?" ......
ever before in mf Afe. I've been Minutes passed as they sat there U
WSW
-trailing 'Mooney for two years. I've ithok speaking., The shadows be-
-they call him iv A
s, kept my word with the K14 When gin their evening tryst. '-Peace and
you can??Uftle their trialls.over, I'll be thiou'gh. I'll
go back to my ranch. ' But no matter
I'm gofng to �e homesick for Paradise r
Vall -and-you"
"Homesiqk �Ior me?", Mercedes
,queried In broken tones.
Raze' lo6ked but he
nodd d
ea
"Yes, I
Mercedes. I'm going to ml
as
Tou
Uan -ty Man�wbinuied as Blaze stopped,
busintss me%,
ftgtdarly use Wrigleys. The act of "I'm gqing .t'o nilss' him, too. And
healthful cleansing action of lilm once In.a. while, Mercedes."
tbe-iAg has 4 0006ing effe& T130' hg'll miss me. I want you to ride TIG
!W;igley's refreshes the mouth—' "I'll be very gooa to him," �he 11W
shed tones. "I'll keep
stawral Jitices—steadies the nerves— him until you come back;Senor Blaze."
gently stimulates the flow of the
whispered In hu S
aids digestion.
She stopped short and got up. "Tou.
will be—coming back, eh, 9.enor.?"
Blaze caught the note of fear, of
In the skre or on Phone.
always 4sk or
..M-- 16-LOIN:YES concern, in-her question; but he
fail-
ad to take advantage of It. Instead 0
3kandr,
he murmured unhappily: "I'll be com.
Ing,back. some. day, but when, quien
INE J
he wan' t- ridi*es iscults
This was not at all C7
sabe?" say, nor was It entirely the &Ae
WMce Af.
�truth. He had a very definite Idea of
ISSUE No. 19—`29 when he 'would be coming back. He
S, ALADA
JA
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ik Recurrence of Wt Year's Flood
Tenific Gales Sweap Ontario
Lakes Are Dashed to Fury
Whdie
Great - `��777
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r
'�d Huron Take Toll in Shipping a�j*Shor� Lines. 7
Lakes e ei
Land, Tran1p
drtation Again Suffers
ERIF-AU INUNDATED
Vinct, rath and resulting floods for Bay at 4 o'clock Friday morning. The
thi'iecond time within a month left &ew was removed as the fIrs' streaks
their trail of damage through On- of dawn showed th-.,craft floundering
helplessly and with her cargo of lum
tarto 2riday and Saturday.
The great lakes, in the throes of a ber lost to the waves.
AW I
�150-mile gale, accompanied by a blind- COURAGE FACING PANGER
Ing snow blizzard in the morth pLnd 0 Revealing a story of, fine courage
torrential rain in the south, prestnted in the face of difficulty and danger,
a menace to shipping which kept the the rescued men attribute their safety
majority of vessels stormbound in the life-saving crew from Thunder
%
port, while those which w
ere forced to
Bay Lland.
Is were tossel about like it
7
ir.atchwood by the heavy seas. At least
_brave the, ga "If it had not beeft for them
would have been all up with us,".
A
one casualty in Lake Huron and a Harry Jacobson of Escanaba, mgineer
'mar disaster on Lake Erie was the of the ill-fated ship,.de;clared.
toll of the high seas. Jacobson said the de6k of the 0. E.
Seamen on the shores 'of Lake Parks*were awash with niountainouss
...... .... .
N;
-Huron declared that the s
eas during waves when t' crew of thp life sta-
Friday had been heavier than had tion. arrived in answer to their distress
.7
been seen for the past decade on the signals. lte'was unable to explain the
lake. cause of the foundering of the ship. MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEVEE BREAKS �GAIN AND FLOODS A WIDE AREA
'YIsMss! p1 River levee at Canton', Mo., to give'way.,
BIC; LAKE LINER IN TROUBLE The storm came up unexpectedly and Pressure of flood waters from tributary streams caused the . p
Battling huge waves and*& strong Lefore the crew could mak,., the vessel mae6oning'more tijan 206 homes. Photograph shows part of the inui-lated area around the Canton high school.
gale, with 135 Kuls aboard, the pas- ship-shape_it had been swamped by
1�.igh waves driven by a northeasterly
.. senger steamer City of gale.
-hours overdue in Clewlan-d, - 1-1-i -MARKETS Exhibition Gets Colorful Monsters
Saturday into Conneaut. ERIEATJ SUFFERS.
fig -Ma! 5.-The� village of -1 GRAIN QUOTATION9
the desperate ht of Chatliani, Third Wrigley Swim Live Many Fathoms
That the
� steamer -to avoid disaster on Lake' Erleau, popular Lake Erie summer re- Grain dealers on.the Toronto Board
Erie during the tetrific storm was sort and.port, Is-threat -1th com- Waves
ened w of Trade are making the following Be" low Sea's
�, andicapped at one time plete__A?M Toronto Chosen After Appli-
_qlitlon tonighl as the waters quotations for car lots:
who fought for life presenen, the lake continue to pourd out their Man. whqati-No. 2 North., 31.231,s; cations from Other Cities Oceanographers Find Many
the story told by Williath Gibney, of!fury on the surrounding beaches. Cut No. 3 North., $1.18*,.,&� No. 4 wheat, Had "Been Considered- - .
91.14%; No� 5 wheat, $1,05%; No. 6 Anomalies Among Deni-
Buffalo,N.Y.,one of the 25 passengers off from the r"est'of the main land e,;-
ho landed safely. ce.pt for the thread-like embank.ment 'vheat, 917/se; feed wheat, 89%e. (c.i.f. Provision Made that zens of Deepest
AV
�Goderieb and Bay orrs Price on track
Gibney, vice-president of the Bing- of the Pere Marquette railway, the be
le higher than aoove.) Recesses
ham Taylor corpoetton. saJd: 1peninsula settlement is virtually mar- . Man. oats--No. 1 feed, 48%c No. 2 Below 58 Degrees
Water Must Not
Boyden Sparkes, writing In "The
"A narrow escoe from death by,00ned, while unless the winds and feed. 461/�c. -(ci.f. Goderich and. Bay r'- the third consecutive yea T'
0' Saturday Evening Post" on strange in-
'-drownl-ng was made worse bi an un- of the elaborate summer.,hornes will ports. Fo r
ruly crew. At ane time three of the collapse before' long into a watery� Am.-corn-No. 2 yellow, kil ndried, ronto is to be the scene of the annual habitants of the sea. quotes Charies
crcw f.ougbt among themselves for grave. j$1.04%; No. 3 yellow, kiln drier], Wrigley marathon. emblemati c of the H. .Townsend as saying the fierce,
poscession of- a life-preserver when In the surroun(ting districts tfie�$103'i� (Delivered Toronto.) world's swimming championship. Aed sDined Hariotta. lives 1,000 fathoms
still rahii- I . I
paRsengers , were o forl,raves have at last triumiNed over the, 31illfeed del., Montreal freights, 'Gastrostomus. small eyed
thelm '[dykes and thousands of acres Qf low bags included�-Bran, per ton, S'2&25; for t1re 'third consecutive time it is down.
Gibney said, however. that the offl- land are inundated tonight, rendering shorts, per ton, $28.25; middlings, to be bigger and better than Pyer with a mauth that sugxests a eteam
$35.23.
cers "showed remarkable ciam and hundreds of familes homeless and pil- Ont. oats,--Good, sound, heavy oats The swim will be held during the shovel. and a distensible body that
.,Iqrcefulness in dealing with the crc%vd ng up a toU of damage.which wit in car-Iota, 45 to 50ci Lo-b� shipping two weeks of the Canadian National -will acco;nmodate anything his mouth
of inexperienced youngsteis who made amount to hundreds of thousands of -points. Exhibition. The choice of Toronto;incloses, has an address In the books
up the crew." Ont. good milling wheat, f.o.b. stdp- was made-onIX after consideration of. of naturalists fixed at about one and
dollars. I
PtLP STEAMER LOST In the Dover and-Tilburi East tills.�ping points. according to freights, application-A by others cities for Ue a halt miles below the surface.
TbPu% Invilifiod rialval nd I Rathvterots, which is taken two and
SaWt Ste. Marie, Ont., Mlay� 6..-1 tricts,*it s estimate Baricy Malting, 70 to 7U. New Orleans. Detroit, Vancouver and' a half miles down. has nine long feel.
Snatched from storm-swept decks of a, are inundated. while in Harwl town- Buckwheat-85 to 87c. Chicago ers on the forward fins that extend
s4aking ressel, Capt-Sarpuel. ShicIds �hlp, in the vicinity of Ert. 500i Rn - No. 2, $1.03.
and twelve then comprising the crew�acres of the Burke draina cheme 1 NC7 flour-rirst .pats., -in jiite, Additional events and a stipulation I back to his tall. A much-longer ouej
0, Toronto; second pats., in jute.. that 58 degrees fahreahelt water tem-I attached to the back of his head, flies
of the steamer 0. E. Parks were safe are under three feet of water, and must prevail feature the1l astern like the homeward.,bound pen.
a shore to7day after baving battled there is imminent danger d the coi-
against one of the worst gales,,,n the I a Pee-of another,dyke which wit cause Ont. flour-track, Montreal,ctr lots, swim of 1929. An in last year's swim, nant of a man-of-war. Two others arer
el y 1000 90 per CenIL Pats., Per bbl., $5.70. the main events will be the woman's, beneath his gaunt body, How does he
great lakes in years. the flooding df approximat
HAY AND.STRAW -swim of teh miles and this men's emplo-y them!
The 0. E. Parks went down in shal- acres -of the upper section of. the
i Huron off Thutdor scheme. Wholesale hay and straw dealeri event of 15-miles for which the lead- In two elongate bead cavities of the
..'low water id IAkc
are making the following quotations ers of the woman's struggle ma
eyeless Lpnops. which Is found only In
hear a message from home about to fa.rmel-s (delivered at Tcronto) qualify. As an extra attraction, the rp-mots, depths, there Is a lumin.
Radio Telephone lbab7's first tooth. No- I timothy, loose. per ton, $19 to special P�Print races will be� held on, 6us g�,Iallne, Why? If I could tile,
delmonstration presages great $20: do, baled. nominal; No. 2 do, the closing day of the exhibition. covet, positiviely just h)w those phos-
idol $14 to $14.50; No. 3 do. do, $12 to
hings for the social and commercial S14; lower nomins Course Close to Shore phorescent organs of 1pnops serve
on C.N.R. Trahi' "" "; whe�tl
".-If e of the future. D. N%7hat will probaN y
What messages of straw, $10.50; oat straw. $11. be Lbe most wel-.i'him I should feel repaid for all m
First'Phone Call from Movingi happiness or sadness, what convent- WHOLESALE SEED PRI(:ES comed feature of his year's swim, years of InvMlgatlon. There are
ehees for weal or woe, it will bring (Prices per 100 lbs.) Red clover,i from the public viewpoiot is the dect- not even distinguishahle traces of
Train -Put Through" Sat- forth 1he- future will whow, , The domestic, No. 1,-$SO to $32: do, No 2. rudimentary eyes' or 'of optJc nerves.
slan that the course of the.swim will
uiday on.Toronto Allan- imagination of the lresent-day mind $28 to $28.50; Imported, No. 1, SP11 be laid close to short. The "feg" oat Is he Just a blind lampligbier of the
is dumbfounded by the almost Ilinnite to $26.50. do, No. 2,, $24 to $24.31); into the lake, which carried the parti. de�p? A poet might be content With
dale Line . - I I
implications of this new, device in Alsike, No. 1, $32 to $34; do N(I 'two-thirds of each tap, such an answer, but not a scientist.
cipants for
'Last week American newspapers commanicatlon. $28 to $28.50; Alfalfa, domestic. No. In some cases the deep sea has
I I 1 0 $31 to $33; Imported, No. 1, S30.50 to far from the crowds 'which lined the color as rich in tones as our own. The
Ifeatared the story o;' a" newspaper o be pliminated. The
$32; Sweet clover, No. 1. $6.50 ;o $3; seawalli is t
correspondent-phoning..his city editor I King* Knights do, No. 2, $5.75 to $7 Timothy, No. fulL.,cotirse of the swim is to be along. beam trawl of the Albatross some-
ve th e.City ofj 1, 110 to $11.25; do, No. 2, $7.7.5 ta the Inside and outside cd the sen', t1me% used to bring to the surface a
!from a plane flying abo specie,,; of fish wfih a pink and bitte
M wall, the swimmers at no time being
Roston. ajor Segrave iS �0.
body and chpcolate colored fins-such
-urday Ca-nadians were mailel PRODUCE more than a few yards distant from
On Sat a creature as might be conceived by
-to realize that we in 6ur little way are Toronto whide--Lle dealers are pay- the breakwater,
i Becomes Sir Henry� in Cere- the pastry cook of a big hotel. There
.-iss far or farther -advanced In radio ing tha'ftllow�ng priees:
Egg,, ui.graded, cases returned�- were others that had eyes like moon-
iscience as our neighbors or any other m6ny at Bognor I. . 'I 1� - to
r� resh extras, 9-8c; fresh,firsts, 26c; ' the Seas_ Mones. set In black heads fitted
con,ntry. Germany has-developed 'a Bognor, Sus-ex, Eugland-Major seconds, 22c. _Freedom of I gracefully &oportioned brown 'boAie;'
phoning moving trains but 0'. -Segrave became - Round Table (lmndon): It is be-
..._system for FIY-nry Neal Deliane 'Butter-Creamery, solids, Pasteur- Chauliodus has a savage mouth
it remalned-for the Canadian National every day that the
Sir Henry Segrave when King George. ized, No. 1, 38��_c; No. 2, 37�4_c.
comingi clearer sYmed witb long teeth, hut there Is a
Railways to put In tc practical ier__ at Cratgwell House, �3ognor, bestowed Churning crearn-Special, 48c; No. whole attempt which has hitherto streak of &Imson along h1s lower
_,.rice a train to station call as clear on.him the accolade-of kniglitlio' d in 1. 42c; No .2,S9c, f.o.b.shipping point. been made to prevent war by defining
and distfiact as an ordinary-land wire 9 Cheese-N6. I large, colored, par- the "aggres4or" .or ltoutia�v State,'1, jaw that might have :)een. enameled
reward for his automobile and motor I there by a cari-tage painted. and just
nmont graded, 9-0 and requiring members to take sane,,
--call. affined 'and gover
boat speed feaAs In. the United States
to 210%.e. with
Right 'outside of Toronto for the' in 'an age old 'ceremony that 'hag - .. tions against such aggressor or out-1 lyehind the gill Is an area rich
70CK. -- .:-.' lines. The',gold. as if to suggest that the Peru�
in history LIVES lavy it; on the wrong
It rst time .,a two-way tele- changed but little since- the institu-1 i t - -, .
phone conversation was beid from,a tion of chi I valry, Heavy beef Lteers, tlO to $11.75; obligation which the 'Peace- Pact orl vian loot of the sunken galleons o
npose is that' Spain had not been eternally lost.
railway train while It sped along past Major Segrave,-wearing a business butcher steers, ch,&e, $10.75 to the Covenant ought to It I .
$11.75; do, fair to gocd, $9.50 to $10; of or other sanc-1
taking economic
farms, meadows sun hamlets. suit, was received by the King's
do. corn., $8.75 tc 89; butcher neifers, tions imparAtally' against all belliger. A manAs never safe or comfortable
This teleplioiveo conversation -from 'Equerry, Sir Bryan Godfred-Faussett,. choice,.$11 to $11.40; Jo, fzir to good, ts or Intending -belligerents.
en unt,11 be is right with conscience.
p. movIng train Was the realization of who conducted him- to.the mon-arcIT, S9.5G to $9.75; do, corn., $8.715 to $9;
the dreams of both railway and tele. who was' waiting In a gi6uytd floor butcher cows, good to choic-, $8.il) to
nivg dress.
phone engineers for_years, roo�i wearing moi $9.50; do, com. to Tried.,$6.50 to $1.50;
British Speed King Speaks
And its first lAticcessful derrioustra,� . The ceremony. was simple. The do,canners and cutterr,$4.50 to $5.50;
tion, occurring in the Dominion, could 'niajor Introduced bv,tlie equerry. knelt butcher bulls, good ta choice', 38 to
not fail but strike a chord of prid6 in i before the King'aiia received a tap on. $9.25; do, med., $7.25 to $7.7*5; do,
L�logras, $6.50 to $7.25; baby beef,
the heart of aDy C4na'alan who wit-, the shoulder from the. blade of a
.70
ressad it. It was appropriate. tooJ His Ma- $10 to $13.50; feeder choice, $9
sword In the Xing'-_f hand. -o
the, earliest ex-i Jesty said, "Arise, Sir Henry," and, to $9.75,; do, fairlo go-od, $8.25 t
In a country where $8.7
stockers, cholce, 5 to $9.50; do-,
pertments of Alexander Gralihm Bell'
the ceremony. Ass comp!ete., fair, $8 to 18.25; calv�,s, choi'o $14.50
..were field; mon; tha� half a eeatury Afterward Sir menry Wked wit[' to $15; do, me,,., $9 to $13.50; do,
ago. the King and Queen of his record :-.assers, $6 o $8; springers, $85 to
E breakihg rulis In America with 'Ills ',,L25; milkers, $75 to $110; lambs, per
Poch In Progress
(.wt.,$13 to$15; do,cullsi per cwt.. $10
-But Saturaay'a performance, which, racing boat, Miss Ingl'and, and.auto, to $13.50; spring lair.b.- eacn, $8,to
mobile Golden ArTIrw The interview
by the way, took place right under the $14; btick lambs, $11.50 to $12.60i
��oses'of a score.of representatives of- lasted nearly an hour, after which the heep, clioice, ;5.50 to $9.50; do, med.,
lew York papers and the Orin
N cipal new knight had luncheon' with the $6 to $7; do, culls, 4 to *.5; hogs,
news service organizations of the con. Queen while the King returned to his elect,. w.o.c., $11-1) to $13-75; di,. do,
wn sunroont t -�o -1
tinent, was far more than a matter o' o partake of'luncheon. fed, $13.20 513.4.5 do. do, f.o.b.,
for native pride. Even discounting Sir Henry was the first,person kn!ght- $12.59 to $12.75: d-, thicksnooths,
$13 to $1.-.25.
the Initial enthusiasm of one witness. ed by the King since his Illness be- w.o.c.
IM
Ing such an Innovation, It can be said gan.
So great were the crowds waiting to
that this demonstration of telephon
meet the `spe'ed"king," who arrived .'Mining in Quebec
Ing from a moving train really mark
ed an epoch in the old, old story of In Rognor in a coupe, that on reach- Quebec Is geog-:.phically the largest
.-human communicatiou-that life-line Ing the croisroads at Aldwick, in province In Canada and is rapidly ia-
6f civilization. Mead of taking the (firTve leading to
creasing In Importance as a mineral
'a - the main entrance, producer. The richness and extent of
It was easy, from Saturdby's per lid dodge& the
formance, to foresee tqe tinie in the. throng by taking the private roadway Its fa?nous asb�es�tos deposits, still the
inear future when a traveller speeding leading to the servanti' quarters, en- world's greatest BoUe(--e Of SU,31,1'Y. Tn o SEGkAVE ON THE RADIO
! ey A10i r Sit, Ilenry'O. D. Segrave and his wife broadcast the story 'of hul
over distant lines will be called from tering Craigweil Housq )3y- the gar- be rivalled by the newly discovered
I a. speed triumph. at Daytona-Be�achou their arrival at Southampton.'
his berth to the trata telephone and,age gate and the tradesmen's entrance. wealth of the Rouyu copper-gold are
pl.
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-LOCALISMS. -F. Hall has early cabbage -Lost-Io Pickering, on Tues.
Plants ready for Setting 011t. day evening. between Dr. McE.
Mr,*. Obas. B.Spencer has bee; wen
9 and t he News Office. a lea
With friends in Guelph. a severe a tiack of lum bago. leave tit News oflice. please
-John Baxter spent Sunday confled to her bad, sufferiog from her vvind breaker. Finder -iiov t.q ore.
-EdA. Wal-44.'of Toronto, was Mrs. Geo. Berry, Z,
w- of Fergus -Geo. and Mrs, Law and daugh.
in-town on W-ednesday, as here on Saturday attdbdiug ter, Miss Edith, spent the week-
T-R. A. Som as been on the f udiral of the late Mrs.Savage. end with relatives here. and on
thesick list �Mffllth
it 0 past few Mrs. (Dr.)Wickett, of Tor6nto' Saturday atte
aded the funeral of E W
late Mrs. Savage.
-Mrs. John Aenimbr and child. a ttending 'A R-RIVA '
daY8. sod Mlsq 8&vnge, Of Hamilton, the
were here on Saturday L S'
-Dr.H. T. Falaliae, Resi&nt Dent'7
of Toronto. are visiting with J. D. the funeral of the late Mrs.Sa e. i t ice resi e, two doors fine large assortment of Ladies fine sh
and Mrs. Returner. -Mrs, Rankin passed peacefully WZt of St. Andrews C Oes, in
Off in denc
hurch, Pick- patent, brown, sunburn, etc. Prices range
-Mr. and hire. Emery. of To =last oliLbt(Wedweeday) near I Office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
rgnto, visited with Mrs. and Miss t. Her f"eral'will tak-o,- from 3.00 up.
and evening by appointment. .:7
7
Pawkes on Saturday. t2 P. M. on-Sattirday. In-
place flay iservice
-J. A. Bushby, has completed torment in Erskine Cemetery.
-The services in St.PAul's-Unit- -Youths' and Boys' Oxfords, a'li siz
Ahe construction of a eementfoun. 4 Cluirch on Sun
d a We have . 7.
ation under his store. New Adve""e""Ots
day, May 12tb. a splendid line of Boy's Oxfords,with � `Pan-
-Miss M. Leigh. teacher of the will be as follows (all services on
Brock Road behool, was the guest standard time).- 10.30 a. m., MO 0" Scdes, for schQol wear', at 3.00.
th.. M A NOOLD9 FOR SALE-AL
quan.
of marigolds at Col.marshan's. Dun-
of Miss M. B%xter on Sunday. aria Day Service; 7.00 P- M-,OVOU bartotnity 30
-W. D. Rogers and son, Clir. hilc worabip.- Services will be A dandy,line of Men's light-w 'ight Work Boots,
e
.en "k.
ce, of Toronto, ere to the vil- conducted by the Pastor. OR SERVICE-Pur;`bredB_
shire boar at rot 20,con.7, Pickerin F .,with Panco soles, at 2.95.
"loge on Wedneaday on business. -There will be an auction sale F .red Splendid for
N.Madill. .3 garage
-David Saiage, of Oklahoma, of the house and lot, househo U
Id work, light farm work etc.
been in town for several days, furniture etc., k0onging to the r110 RENT-Two rooms. furnished or
_11. unfurnished.with or without board, Apply
n
.owing to the death of his mother. estate of the late Mrs. J. H. Rogers D.Gan on.Brougham. e
-Miss Laura Andrew, of Toron- King Street east, Vickering. oil 36-38 Ladies' Hous ' Dresses, ver.% nicely made up' in'
..to, was home over the w;oek end, Saturday, May 18th. This is a 'OR SERVICE - Thorouth-bred -various-volors'and sizes, at 1.'50. Gi
Yorkshire boar, service charge,si.5o. G, 7
owing to the illiriess of her mother. very desirable property And Should L.Middleton,Brougha'in. to 10 years,
3&38
-D. J. and Mrs. Callaghan and attract those desiring village prp -
two children, of Toronto, spent perty. gee bills for partictilare. 'OLET. PASTURE-Atiote. con.
5.Pickering. south ofsalem. RussellCon-
Monday with John and Mi 9., Mur. -lo'thedeathof Mrs. Savage ner. R.R.-No. 1.Locust Hill. 36-37 -Ladies' one strap House'Slippers, with rubber
.kar. which took place on Wednesday, heel, all sizes, 1.50. Look them ove
-Fred and Mrs. ' Draper, of MAY lot., Pickering loses one of its PASTURE TO LET-Will take cat.
tle to�;Xture. Also,for sale a wagon9 2 they are wonderful Value.
Whitby, spent Sunday winh the oldest residents. - Mrs. Savage, like new rn Lacey, Dunbarton. 36.3 bo
formers brother, John I d Mrp.
an whose maiden nRme was Mary WANTED-A girl to assist Ren-
.,Draper. Dickie, was born East of Audley, eral store and house. A In
gplyto Win.Dun-
-blaster Jobt) Mariln has been 74 years ago,and was one of a fam- can,Green River, Phone Ma 6402. A Word to P
confined to hiv bed for several ily of four sisters and two brother L-21-1- - :_ outtry Raisers
OR SALE - Mary Wis binRton
weeks through illness, but is slow- of whom poly one,Mrs. Enos Rent asparagus rcots. Also all kinds of annual There's nothing better than "Golden K
ily Improving. Those who ele F
mer survives. P C. plants and Perennial roots,F.Hall Pickering. 37 ey
-Rev. J. S. Ferguson 'was in eased Mrs. Savage. are JohnrDi, Chick Mash.
k. rrRUCKING-Local
Brooklin on Friday evening con- is for many years a merchant in X ance hauling dopyrnmotly a .215 pound bags,-
at reason-
ducting preparatory services for the village. Wm. Dickie, MrA. T.B. able-irtes- Apply C' ord W
c ;!�ht_ Phone Mark
24.
Rev. Mr Jull. Marquis, and Mrs. J. H. Rogerp, 40 "Full of Pep" Chick Masti, 6 cents lb.
-David Savage has returned For some years Mr. and Mrs. Say. SALE-Ahout 15 tons nf girind "Monarch" Chick Feed, 5 cents I b.
to Oklahama City, after spending age lived in Walkerton, but the
F2!thyhayatlotl8.con.8. AppfytoAm-
Brignall. R. R.2. Claremont. Phone Clare
a few days in Pickering o*ing to greater part of Mrs. Savage's lifo 3609. 36-.37 25 lb. bagop $1.10
the death of his mother, was spent in Pickering. She had
-The Ladies' Aid Societ I"OR SALE- b.p. irsa engine
y of St. two of& family, one daughter Ijack and force pump. 50ft- 21n hose,a
Andrew's Church held a Rucceqsful Clara, who died when five Years numberofBee hivesApply V4.j. Gordon. Pick- Nlen*s Work Sox, all wool 25c pair. 6 pair for 1.25
ering Ont. 36
meeting at the horne of Mrs. (Dr.) of age, and one son David.. who
McE wen on Wed needs y afternoon. has been in business in OklabarHa POR 8ALE-Good sound ;quarp
-Mrs. Anderson and daughter for a number of years. Her hog A timbers 8210.and from s to 14 f Nfen's Khaki Pants, 2.00 Rnd 3.00 per"pair
Dixon.Rougelfill, Kingston Rd,
Idies Hazel, sod Mr. Short And son: band predeceased her about �W-Sca,r, t
29 boro 34 ring 1,Z, 36
Ralph, of Toronto, visited with years. Mrs. Savage, who had been
Medg Oxfords, in black with
ASTURE-We are turning out to Pance" soles,
John and Mrs. Murkar on Sunday. in poor health for a number of Pgrass.on May 24th. Farmers wilihing good
1.Pickering. -Sleep. R.
-Frank Sarles, of Trentoo, and years, was always ef & cheerful vas,4,,e for the season should see E. W a real buy, 3.50.
Robert Rankin, of Lansing. were disposition. and bore her suffer- R
36-37,
here on Sunday, owing to the loge with
Christian fortitude. She GGS FOR HATOBiNG- From
serious illness of the latter's was a member of the Methodist Emammoth White Pekin Ducks. at 5'1 cents "Staunton" "Elasticia" "Carhartt" HoleproQf
Imother. and of St. P41.31'd United Chnre per"Inc. Minn asney,, Greenwood. Locust T11rr_1 11 "--_ -9 1
4oh" Useciaba, 19110 i em. Her liffieral toox Place on Satur " ' ' - "N's--.., .1-M . TV 4111 a E dblifors rslaris and I - Vverafls I Hosiery fo
ployed in W. G. Reid'@ blullteber day, afternoon when her body POR SALE-10 000 Cuthbert ra - are the best. Varnisbes. and SMOOkL both i4exes.
shop. had the misfortune to cut laid to rest in the Methodist Cwap K berry can".at$7.50 gr thousand, Apply to
em- W. Payne,Altona RoadL it mile north of the
his first finger badly on Monday etery. The high respect in which Roan bridge. Kingston Road.
-imorning, having severed so art- she was held %%as shown by the 401111111
iory. larvenumber who were present porATORS-Yesurehave no ban:
ureh- at the funeral. anas. but we have Irish Cobbler Potatoes
St. Andrew's 'United Ch a-, So cts a bag, A I 11y.Get them quick. CHAPMAN .-
1 services next Sunday will be held -On Thursday night last anoth. E W-Sleep R R I A=1 Ing Out. 3&37
as usual at 11 a. m. Rod 7 p. Iu. er very heavy rainstorm, accom -I am
CrSTOMCHOPPINu prePar-
Thero will be no regular seeston of ponied by lightning, psipsed over ed to do cnewin chopping on Tuesday after-
noon and all day Saturd h week I have
the Snnday School at Jos. m..but this lomlity and did much darn* 3190 chop for,sale H E,24=11 Whitevale,33tf S
the school will meet at 10.45 a. in. axe to the roads and bridges in Head Light WorK Clothe
In the basement and At 11 a. m. the township. As the land was ]FIOR SALE-1923 Ford coupe. Body
It d in accident,might be repaired.chas-
will proceed too the church audi. already snaked with the Previous sAs unNecte in good urnning conclition� new bat- J .7
torium and join with the coogre rains so that thtI rain ivbich fell tery and.1 new tires. J,R.Fraser. Dunbarion
'Intion for Mother's Day Service. found itx way into the streams
t is to be hoped that all the par. which soon roee to A gr-st depth. p ASTURE FARM FOR RENT-
Abow, 65 acr". H watered and fenced, Overalls and SM6CkS
ents and friends o and IS,con 3.Pickering.
f the congreas- The road west of the village was good Pasture- Lots 17 we
Apply Wm,Badgerow.R,R, 1.Pickering. 3&34
UOD will join with the children on covered by water to the depth of New- price 2.25
this occasion. At the evening several feet. Qlii(e a large num. T-)ASTURE TO LET-50 !Shirts 1,75
service Ed. Bowman.Tenor Soloist ber of cellars in 'the village ale JL good Pasture land at lo acres of
0 t 3. con7-5,Pickering.
Good water and shsde� AP?1Y to A.thur very garment g 'aranteed to stand the wear
Of Whitby, will $Ing and assist had Ft large amount of water. Pick ring. hone Whitby E u
A O:Connor, R.R. 1.
the Choir. o u mber of tempo�ary bridges in 68 r 2. 36
-The Whitby' of hard ussge.
Minstrels under the tOwnshiP which bad bee ASTURE TO LET-Atlot& rear
t1s:008PIces of the Y. P. Societies built to replace those bridgen, Pof con 4.Pickering. about 46 acres.,House.
Y gii,deri and fruit reserved.
St. Paul's &nd, St, Andrew's whieh h d- been washed out b Accessto.wa-
of shade
,i,l..ApPI R,
1.Locust
churches will appear in the town the flood of several -weeks ago, &5-36 '.HEAD LIGHT PANTS
Hall, Pickering, on Wednesday ev. were washed out, thus undo! ORONTO WET--WASHLAU-N.
Oltlinl, May 15th. The troupe have the work at vvhich a numberlool TDRY(Semi finish�-Let our driver call and skis, $2.50. We'll giVe you a pair free if'
z..been playing to large audiences in men had been engaged for several explain our 24 hour service. Just leave your
name with Mr.S.W.Davis. barber otiop, We you oRn rip the emtch by a
Whitby, and tire al4o to appear in weeks;' While we biod it very will pick up and deliver 3 times a week.
rePerry, W
oodville. Orono and heavy here the Niagara district straight pull.
iDd8ay before May 24tb. There and all the southern part of the LLKINDSOFTRUCKJ�NG DONE
A-Prices reasonable and all work promptly
a company Of about W members, vrovince had it more severe. At attendedto. lfyouareLhinkingofshippin�any
ine, ding a 10-piece orchestra. The Manchester or) the Whitby-Port 0 t ci
cattleorstockt be 7givemearing, rice
40c.Per cwt.;Jack Hatc Phone Pick,2708.2gtf
out
=d Part Of the program Is a Perry, C. N. R. line, a wash -WEDNESDAY CLOSING
One-Rct play by one of America's occurred whiell weakened a bridge ATCHING
noted EGGS - Mammoth
H
aywri White Pekin duck elp, Socent*per setting
PI hts. The six end and a train was wrecked, the en. of 9; also S.C White Legb-"ii an,d S G. An. Durifig the months from May let to
Ing conas.75 cents per setting of is eei
Men are states to be of the best in Rine and @Ome of the care turn averages 160 eggs per bi r This neck
a number of years in Whitby. The over on their side. There we App y to Sta Ist, we are cooperating
Murdoch;lot 14.cqn.4,Pickering. _nley
and -with the rest of the business men and.-
black faced minstrel show is a] fatalities, but the engineerre no 3 36
iNRY8 a Popular entertainment and fireman were irijored but SALE-Ford light delivery
e not truck in dandy shape.good winter and Num. .Closing at 12.20 p M., but will e
Yon are promised aneveningof down-po�ir @eediug, Will ac.
nnider the direction bf A. W. Lynd serionsly. As a restilt of the heavy wer curtains;can be used as roadster. b
FOW
-open late 'each Thursday evening.
operations cept part eash and potatoes or Produce forb;il.
ance,ccallcash. Davidl,Scott, Altona Road,
real fun Adalission,.50 eta.;child. have been delayed-considerably. 3-4 mile north of Kiniston Road.
ren. 25 cts. 26tf
OR RENT-About 45 Fieres of
..GREENW000.
-Friday evening ]art, Fortune land Vred* T. Buntin Picke6ug
Etbler, the young luau who was F ready for spring crop. Use.of horses and im- 91
charged with thleft of a, lady' Everyone corne out to plements,if needed. Landis high and inagood
.9,dill- thsYoung state of cultivation. Established 1857.
Also Pasture to let, well
ybond ring, a gentleman*s ring, a Peoples' this Friday evehing, May 10 fenced and plent�of shade and water. to,
, T.Reddin.Broc road, R.R.No.i,&elliving.
bracelet and a bunch of keys, and in the -basement of the ch reh - Phone Pick 2713. 36:f
other articles from the house of
Harper Allen. a week previons SALE REGISTER. RM FCR SALE-Comprising HE CENTRAL -GARAGE
1 165 acres.i lot 32,B. y.con., Pickering Tp.
was tried in the Pickering police Saturday, Ma - in a Food state of cultivation. thoroughly ec
Y 18th:-Auction sale of c juip-
court by Magistrate Clark. He
Ped or dairy or grain farm
was house and I t 1�9- in ern stables
Ot, household With water system and wn.1- 'M-
-IV acre9of workab e land,being well underdrained.
recein K, dishes, etc., belo . W
been in Mr. Allen-1 em"K ng to and 15screa of Pasture. For price and psi-ticu- elephone 4900
dove Ploy.A gooa e esWe of the late M_ I H_ lars app
W.at the Pickering Bakiery.
riPtion of the man was given Rogers, in the viiiage of picke,� 36tf
the Toronto police and Detective As the sale 'is being held to cl
W%
Johns of the City force was aqsign- up the estate there will be no rc,
,usPe6t.After can serve. Sale at 1.30 pan. See bills.
ed to secure the r
siderabletime was Ppen -Pickering
109hismenbe met hi tin Joem W� S. Powell, auctioner, -Auto Bepairs, Accessories, Oils a n' d
m on the
street and as be answered the des. CARD OF THANKS.
criPtiOu be placed him under arr Shoe .Repair 11 Gasoline, Acetylene Welding
est and took him to the police stat The family of the late Mrs. Thos.
i0sandonseoitiching, found some raMm1i Of Cls`ftrn1=t, wish to ex'- ng
Press their APPrecilirdon to their min- Battery Chargi
ids and neighbors for their
of the stoien articles on his person. ister, fAw Near the Post
ThO IriNgs1rere sold to a second- kindness, expressions of , s path
%aod dealer for a very small fraet, =d b"utiful floQ tzibutes, in Rep ' & ade on all'makes
ym y �.Offlce airsm
sileenred
JOU of their vaine. They were recent sad bereavenwnt ofa kind and
their
and restored to the ow
Der. loving mother. -Get your Shoes Repaired of bars,
A th.ier confessed Xo the charge and 7.
lated that a hunch,of keys that
by us.
CARD OF THANK&
7 -,kad been taken were thrown on
�tbs station road where Geo. Elliot '�V- J. and Mrs- McDonald to ed and good
wish Best material us
-ifound them, As he pleaded guilty th,,k th,ir,xnany frienis and neigh- workmanship guaranteed.
bors for their kindness and words of
DO witnesses were called Find he
Fie
U
furnitir
0
th s ngI
"ked to be tried @ummarily.
He tributes durirg their recent bereave- CHARLES B. SPENCER
'W a sentaneed to two yeare in the ympathy and also for the many floral Prompt service
rnen ir, the death of their beloved Note the a'd- dress
daughter.
We close at 6.00 p. Proprietor, 7 Pickering
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