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FRIDAY. . JUNE 1.9'. Mi.
- PICKIMING, ONT.,
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GREEN RIVER.
The Yount People's Class of the The Green River and Claremont Whites' -Aill - ont GREENWOOD
Whitevale Baptist Church are hold- football team will play in Hager-
ing, a garden party on the church man's field on Saturday, June 2M,
n lawn on Friday night, June 26th. tj
lend Survecip. Duribarton. 1017 at 6.30 sharp, standard time�
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DR- H. 0- 'MRSON�1711cl& The Dramatic Club of Prospect Park 11�ILLS
-RB. POEWYTEE, D. 'Dim-t4;r Is rtinniag fall blast sawing lum- United Church will present their dr- DUMBARTON.
eoptamebical a.=-of 6atario. 'Reg. her, reaches, doubletrsles,-.. amiL "The Delegate". There will be Jj
beraf the ALmirlican Optometrical
tongues etc. Dunbarton Anglican Mission--Sun- Established 18%
Eyes 4 br a Int-ent, refreshment booths on the grounds.
f -pbose 2504. Claremont.oat. day, June 21st-Sunday School, 2.30.
Open to buy a quantity Of good Admission ?5 and. 15 cents. ......
Celebration of the Holy Communion
ARL A.GRUBIN,R. O.�Eyeshrbt basswood and elm -There is no better Pastry
at the regular service at 3.80, d. 9. t.
JLUSpecialiat. -Honour graduate of the Colleze loge. CEDAR GROVE. Flour made than
metry of Canada: Gold' medalist he recently confirmed members of
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0%0 Grain Chopping Tuesdays A high-class entertainment will be the congregation are invited to make
Zet erm3n.prize winner in 1928. AtMartham, a e
Monday from 9 a,m. to s?.fm.,in Dr. first communion at this -!ier--
wry Monday dentcl o and Fridays. presented- in the Oriental Gardens, their rst
ffice. AtStouffvil from to Saturday of each week.' Eyes eiamin- Cedar Grove, on the evening of Sat- vice.
Od-Classes fitted and repaired. Highest quality Maonfactnring' Baskets of all K IS I MI I
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WHITEVALS
at Lowest Prices. Phone Stouff 2405. 4617 descriptions. '27th, beginning at 9.15,
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(standard thne). The program will ',At-Chere are brands
-a w I!. Y.. roynters motto,
4.tibe g-tvil. 1JJV of pastry flour on the market
factory, who will present an entirely new "Help Beautify Whitevale".
that are very inferior
E. CRRISTIAN, Barrister and molest
Asolicitor,Notary Public Etc. money to Phone Markham 6405 or 8420 or write program, and the will be assisted You are requested not to
alsia."South Wing Court House, Whitby. 251y by the Hudgkinsons, Harxaiian art- the two cranes occasionally seen on to KISSIM.L.
Chas. Wbite. Locust Hill. Ont. fists, of Toronto, who will giW- a Prro- the tennis court.
RDONALD RUDDY Barrister. These cheap hrands are chev
. Solicitor, Notary Public. Office over Al. gram c�f Hawaiian melodies. The It is with regret'that we announce in quality.
Ha's Drug Store,Opposite Post Office. Money J. H. Beal, ' - Claremont spacious grounds, near' the rink,has the fact that Misses Ball and Legge
W Loam.Phone 563. Whitby. opt• sly Phone 924 been lighted for the occasion, and are leaving tse village of Whitevale.
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presents a wonderful setting, The Whitevale Ladie's Softball KISSSIMI
WALTER C. THOMSCN-Barrhr- now V
er,Solicitor, Notary Public. 606 Royal FURNITURE Refreshments will be served on the team are snaking rapid progress un-•
Bank Bldg.Toronto Phone Elgin$303 or 5304. gTOUnd . Everybody come and have Park he-able coaching oft Russell Is the very creaw of the beat win-
Pesidence,Piclaring, Ont.,or by appointment. NEW, USED AND ANTIQUE s. ter wheat and Is eq aRIly ai
371Y IN GREAT VARIETY a good tinie. Admission 35 and 20 od for fine cake baler
as
cents. Misses Gertrude Yeomans and Cl- a go
-URATON. BELL & ROSS, Barriat• Simmon's Beds, Marshall Mat. arise Collaway, two, senior officers Ing as for pastry.
�U erv. Soliciton. 906 Northern Ontario
a"din&.330 Bay bueet.Toronto, tresses, Dressers, Tablea.and. Beautiful Rawaii&n Music-at of the Canadian Girls in Training.
W.J Beaton, Chairs, Picture Frames. Cedar Grove, June 27th. group of Davenport Road Ll:fted Why pay an exorbitant price for
0,ur Prices are the lowest.. Church, Toronto, are spending their &wall package of cake flour
J.D.F. Ross: A4efaTde__10&9 vacation at the home of H' E. and Try KISSIMI. .. . . ........... ....
Ir N. PICKERING & INIrs. Poyrtter•RICHARCSO.
213-2 MULVEY - Barraten, Sollaton etc., A very pretty wedding was solemn- The Women's' Association of White -BAKER'S JOY
24.Confederation Life Building, Hand vale United Church are holding a
and Richmond Sts. Toronto, Phones ized 'at Centennial Church, Highland=de 4489 and 1480. Pickering office ogn creek, -x-hen Fanny Bertha, younger 'garden party on Friday evening Jul.
ZVrly end Saturdayevviaiciss. Phone k Just Arriving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clos- 3rd. The Bowling Club, of Markham for Bread.
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son was united in marriage to Walt- will give their popular drama •Cyc- By patronizing your home will
choice 2X, 3X and 6X B. C., er ' _rnold- Scott,—eldest son of Mr. )one Sally". Keep this date open and you help keep up the price of
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Cedar Shingles.' and'Mrs'Xrs James Scott. of New Lisk wgitch for further particulars later our local wheat.
NE I L C. SM, I TH- D. D. I- D. S.. eard. The cervinony was performed
�Succeesor to Dr, '� N.Dales). Graduate of he church GREENWOOD.
Vie Royal College of Dental Surgeons and Toron. Alsoi a large quantity of by Rev. Dr J, U. Fraser. T
EL'R, "Illy. At Claremont office over D A was beautifully decorated with bridal Weddings bells- are ringing in the USE SCOTCH BARLEY
ll, every and Frid Phone wrear�, iris and other spring flowers.
ff 10-11. Mif rough and dressed The bride, who entered the the *hur- village. FOR BREAKFAST
F. Tremble spent the week-end in
ERBERT T FALLA ISE. L DS.. -Jack Pine, Spruce and ch on the arm of her father, •wore a Toronto.D D.S, Graduate*(,,he Royal College of becoming gown of-rose h2we lace in -F. Ia.
Dental Surgeons and the L niversity of Toronto W. Qrmerod is spending a few days
01ke in residence second door cast of St, jknd: jacket Yfect aad hat of blonde moh.- in and around Toronto.
Hemlock Lumber., 4
tow'*Church'. Pickering,Oln. Otke bo�jry 0 air with shoes and gloves to match The Wisison Band will meet in the L. SURNINGHAM
a.a to 6 p m, or by appointment. (X-ray
1■"Wt Phone Pick 3700. 431y Her flowers were Ophelia The anal church next Saturday afternoon.min PICKERING Valley Lilies with Fern Little Shir- Building sod General
ley Morry Miss Ruby Annie spent a few days Contracting.
4h, niece. of the bride was last week with friends at Wighlind Estimates furnished an all chores
aini, and looked sweet
her only aittefid Creek.
ELIZABETH RICHARDSON-
-A*rive and siltomek0einsumince of W)luadiii. -with organdie
Ut YARD in a pink georgette dress over gTeen
LUMBEA1% Of wort-Interior sad Eitterfor,
hat to match. and car- , Miss L. Slat�r and Mrs. D. McPher Alterations and repairs.
son. of Toronto, are with F L. and
.1111 ungc pasmof sobellfilasmilal stand- tying a basket. of 9-weet peas and Mrs. Greed. Vh1mooTs Built Clocamte Worn.
Q& fern The wedding music was played % Miss K. Green. of Toronto, to , Phone Pickering 5712
0_BORON KEAY-Licensed aiaciicto• Coal, l..-Coal I bLy Miss Marguerite Br&wn, cousin of spending a few days with herbrothei, FAIRPORT. • ONTARIO-
%-A eve.Mitorts Live stock and Central sales the bride. After the ceremony, `s F L Green.
enAled to Terms reammoble R.
W.Trw"wtv'We, PleorseSticaff 9M 51-4
reception' was held at the home of 'Mrs.'Harris, of Weston. has been 'Shingles- For- Sale-
the bride's parents, where her mot- renewing old acquaint4pees in and
Hard and soft sosi a then POSTILI..., Liceased Auctioneer, es her received wearing black crepe around the village. 5z clear and 6% No. B.C. Shingles.
Aj * fear Ocielauss of York isesill Owa■ete. Aviel. beet, ♦quahty on .-with a lace jacket and shoulder boo-win*I au Us" IL"Mais•d So on dsiure■rl The teacher is giving ber pupib; Gait Galvanized Steel Shing e%
Ailldrea■Greseli alver P 0., Ous.
rases. 'Assisting a little picnic on Wednesday next, Bird's Felt Slate Shlox%s.
hand quet of pink r(
D B.112AT0151 TOWNSHIPCMARK Closson, was Mrs. Scott, mother Of before closing school for the holid- Also. re-rubbering hungy wheels.
0 ocave"new 0 JolizoJesfiteaer tar Ishfts the groom who was gowned in pow- days. - Lawn mowers sbarpened.
611111114swift. Aawasftss, US& Jiffe"y to tam THONS. • LAWp der blue.georgette-with black hat and W. and Mrs. Crummer, of Picker- T. PATERSO.VS - OLAREMONT
on 6was Ifis no of 16116119tr Idea. shoulder bouquet of deep pink roses, ing, called on the latter's-sister, Mrs.
asset' whfte.ali. Oat.
.O]0-corl=ff, C=t. Call and get prices. Phone 2511
Later, Mr. and. Mrs, Scott left on.a Corbett and Mrs. K. Wilson went
UMAW. LICENSED AVC_ motor trip through eastern Ontario, home with them to spend a few days. LOOK THE
. the bride W TIONEER.1or York.Quitasso&W Dwham Tickezing W1 ide travelling in a brown Fn- Next Sunday evening,
AU lunds of sales prompt17 st"aded Jane 21st,
4D. Termareascriliable. Datealm salsa may be
Go"t-es. sernble with' matching accessories, in the Greenwood Church, beginning
018-04"NEWS'Officv. Beg sod ladepesi- viey -,vill make their.-home in New at 7.30 o'clock, a program of music
asst whitl2y.Out, SIT We have a full line Of Poultry Li,ke;ird. I and reading!; will be given,also Mr, New' Cue vrolet.
Feeds, good as the best. M. Chapman B. A., will giw, an
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Try our Fr'oot-Rank Laying Maih,' Don't- miss hearing the Orphe'" intereitilng talk on • "Japan's Back
NOTICE 9
Growing Mash and Q,iFk rtettp, Ceder Grove, an Wash on Civilization" A collection
'Chick Starter.
WMtevale •:- -Satwirda-y, June 27th. will be taken in aid of the S. S. Miss- M,nv n w' featuree and it new low
ionary fund. e
1-7boppi IT----v A�&y We wake these Feeds right here GREEN RIVER. 'J price. An Owner Service Policy,
atfurhw owner. sae nest in
%pd our prices will allow, tS I C 0 1)61 1 A 10. 4� F
'BRAIN- FLOUR-FEED .you a profit on your Claremont plays at Green River I .. I- . service and satisfaction. : ,
Fle'tiry and' Wilkinson Repairs . . . poultry. on Saturday -night.' ' The Peter Brown family visited at Gas, Oils,. Assessories. Goodyear'
Cliff'and Charlie and Tom went to E. Perryman's on Sunday. Tires at new low prices.
for to� Toronta-on' Monda!7 evening. - Mi--.,; Kair-and friend spent
Will exchange When you want Flour as the
Repairs on all makes of cars.
Flour for Wheat Royal. Help your market We congratulate Mr and Mrs. Ern• week-end at the Holtby honie.
for local wheat. Madill on the recent arrival of a The Bryron Feasby family, of W-
e holidaying with F. Cass-
more flour we sell the more -Law .
ANTHONY WILSON The sort. hawa, ar ' Gordon J.
- Proprietor: wheat we can buy. Temperance•Sunday service will ic and family.
48tf Phone Mark. WM be observed in the Sunday School on A number of the members of the Phone 29" -FICKHRING
Women's Institute attended the Dist-
1W e will exchange flour for June 21st.
any kind of grain. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malcolm vis- rict Annual meeting at Claremont on
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ited with Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Carter Friday last. The splendid program Your
was much enjoyed by all, and much
Pickering NOW Comimilv, on ,Sunday.Spec I W4 sympathize with Mrs. Chas. useful information was given, as
Bielby•and family in their recent well as a delightful musical program.
R. G.., CLUDZIM;G b`eriavemo�nt- • We sympathise with Mrs. G. I- ���g' gist
Miss Muir attended the graduation Middleton on the death of her sis-
FUNERAL DIRECTOR e'kircises' of the Toronto General ter, Mrs. Mary Ballard, who died in
the result Is more than
���gains Hospital on Thursday last. St.' Michael's Hospital, as a
Private Ambulance A- iiumber of our young people of a street car accident. She will 'a merchant
Day and Night Service will attend the Young Farmers Field be buried in the Gr6veside Cemetery,
DaY at Uxbridge on June 18th. Brooklin today (Friday) at-3.30 p.
We are offering some special v- m.,(d. a, t.).
ial bar.
Phone 9000
gains in Furniture i Malvern 5000 berry Plans are being made for a stra,festival here the latter part of Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, Miss Ged- Yei$rs of Traii3ing and ednestional
will brighten up June. Watch-for announcements. des and Mr. and Mrs Geddes, of preparation bive qualified billn
Meaford, T. . Philip to advise you' an any vaeldici.
your Bowe. Markham, in Ont The Locust Hill Tdidgets put it ov were with the
er the "Midget Shamrocks" on the f:.nr'ly on Monday. They were at- nal preparation, its action,
FOR YOUR BETROOM method of use and merit-also Green River field on Saturday night tending the funeral of the late Mrs.
A -walnut dresser with shaped - 2-1. W. 1!zhton, of Uxbridge on Tuesday. to dispense your
The B. Y.' P. LT. meets every Wed- The late Mrs. Ashton was one of
mirror and Simmons bed- Farm' -- Fence I nesday at 7 o'clock sharp, all young our-Brougham girls,' and the friinds
good cable spring and felt -In. 20i 30 and 40 girls and boys welcome. Enrollment have_the sympathy of this commun- Doctor's Prescription-
Anattreelia, price$48,00.
fee 10 cents. ity.
Axminster mate, 27x54, good qual• rod rolls. The brid;s and grooms are-all back The'June' of the Wonien's
rrfoly, and-have-beer, Lli. ;iiAl.'ule was held at the home of 4
Aty, pries $ 'M Poultry Pence and Poultry Net- dutiful friends and neighbors with Mrs. Raine. The hostesses were X". Your local druggist had five years:
'Congaleiim rugs and linoleum, in ting, Lawn Mowers, Garden a -Shiver-ee" each. •aine and Mrs. Gray. The program experience in Toronto's lead.
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all width@, always in stock. Tools and Sprayers. We are hoping this will be a dust- was under the convenership of Mrs. Ing, dispensing drug store and
less summer. The new shoulders Bayles, the subject being "Agricul- solicits your busimoss'l-o"this
Let us supply your household Colemin Air-0 Gas Stoves. brive beeh built along No. 7 High- ture". Mrs. Bayles gave a paper most Important phase of %
needs in the home furn• -Now Perfection Coal Oil Stoves, way through here and we wait now dealing with the culture of flowers. drug store service.
for a better road. Miss Cassels gave an enlightening
Jshing line. Cole%an Gas Irons and Keep. the date of June 28th'open paper on "Strawberry Culture", and Jones, the Druggist. guarantees
j Electric Irons. 9, accurate
for the missionary service at 10.1-5 Mrs. Dunn read a number of articles pure fresh drux
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det one our prices before a. rn. Special speaker has been en- on the extermination of weeds. A dispensing and reas-
wed showing our mern
gaged for this date there will also discussion folio onable prim..
'.C. A. -Ste'rritt bn,ying elsewhere. .. .
be a special music. bers are 1wide awake and enlightened
Phone 13001 The promise of rain kept quite a on the art of destroyin noxious S
Furniture I)ealer andl ALVIN 13US11BY number from church last Sunday e-v- weeds. On motion of the g meeting, E. C. JON E
ening. We are sorry they did not Mrs. Holtby and Mrs. Brown were
kFuneral Director Druggist and:Chewf9t.
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PICKE!iR &.N- _ AN S_
representatives of*tbe
Also Ambulance Service Hardware Phone 48W attend, tbey missed a good Sermon. named as
And besides these that did go had no I. to co-operate with the Cemetery
Xbone 68W-
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NO "` -�XN R AS . .7 andlW Bog SCOTTM-
What came before t After many advea- head. He was 'frozen still in his
turc I, flying over China. Captain Jimmy tracks.
and his frignd Jed Stone seek to recover
IN THE PRICE OF the plane which Captain Jimmy was Somewhere out in front 14 the
to land In enemy territory. They darkness there was a sound of scur-
forced
plan a night raid on the army camp to
secure food and gasoline. rying. Something ,was about to
Under the cover -bt .darkness I pounce on him, to grab him, but
It that soldier couldn't move, neither
made my way quietly toward the big could he utter a sound. (I'll bet that
tent. It our plan succeeded we
you, yourself, have before now had
would soon have enough gdls .and oil
we Just such a frightful nightmare.)
for our plane—if It failed, .1
From out,of the unknown Inky
wouldn't need any.
While I softly crept along, taking blackness It came. Not till Scottie
advantage of every Bank his teeth into his leg did that
• shadow. Jed Stone soldlei cry out. He couldn't—bit
was busy arriving YO cal cords were paralysed.
7 at what he figured But then be yelled sudden murder,
the proper
was pulled the trigger of his.gua and was
t bowled over, all in the same instant.
place to carry out Sentries from all over camp were
his part of the running firing as they came. Be-
plan. He die-*mw niTTY and
AFJWWJ97 AL JL RM Ab AJLAW AVI~ W v AW `110V dft Ab mounted, t h r e w tr•a— suets 'r gave a shrill wbtgtl
the bridle reins and Scottie came up, zigzagging his
and probably camp, spreading destruction at every
hoped the animal would be there when way pelf mall for Sunday across the
EASE IN SALES TAX over the horse's head
leap.
he got back. Together, Scottie and was working up to
he crawled close to where a lone Excitement
fever beat when
soldier was walking his post.
so the publici Scottie edged u out rode an
Jed Stone and Be under officer on
Tea Will Not Cost-the Consumer More Despite the bit by bit, until they we rTtglit in
Canada's Largest Selli .-back of a hammock d not over horseback. He
New Taxation. had jumped on
fifty feet from him. He was i, nery
a horse and
ous sort of soldier. Every now and
then he'd turn quickly and peiWofft
Do Not Pay More Than the Price Shown uw ille Pae�. ter to guide
ball
into the darkness; theu he'd step him had rid-
TAX along quickly as though he wanted
WE PAY THE DUTY AND d6a out Into
to get away from there in a harry.
the melee with goodness knows
TO GROCERS: You Will Find No Sake Tax or Duty Item Added to Our Many a good Chinesa soldier Is afraid what Idea in his head.
of dragons In the dark. This China 'Musiastic soldier fired and,
Invoices. We Will Pay These Ourselves in Order That.You May Serve the boy must have been sure there was An ed
with better luck than usual, shot
Public Without Extra Charge and Keep the Same.Profit as Before. a big, bad dragon on his trail for he away the officer's hat. Pandemonium
was surely nervous.
turned broke loose. Then while-It was get
At the end of his post he tur ring tco hot around that corner for
and started back. Scottie stood tens- off into
Sal Tea Company of Canada, Lted d, scarcely breathing. He sensed Lieutenant Stone, he slipped
the excitement and he strained the darkness to find his horse.
had deserted at the first
against hie collar which Lieutenant The horse
Stone held tightly gripped. shot: however, so he walked on,
ir carefully avoiding soldiers, back to
should have been involved, and it was The sentry was just in front of cm
AW AN only his suspicion of the man and his them when Jed Stone let go Of Scot. our plane.
convict servsnt which bad sug, tie's collar, get him." he (To be continued,)
Note —Any of our young
ex N readers
geeted the possibilit whispered. and Scottie was on like N Jimmy", 2010
e bullet. At the first jump. Will" to
That Holt had been struck by
"THE I - .I . . . a a Tiff Is Star Bldg., Toronto,'will rocelve big
sandbag, cleverly handled, was plain, that sentry stopped dead In h
but the reason for the attack was 3 tracks, the hair standing up on his signed photo free.
KESTREL --HOUSE S mystery, Of one thing he was con-,
winced, and that was that the secret
Kestrel House, and it was there
ay in est
that he must look for a solution of the'
...-MYSTERY *BaA&X3 Chocolate Malted milk
riddle. And yet Holt was a personal
friend the dreadful owner of 'ha, The bealth•giving, delicious drink for children and grown-
By T. C. H. JACOBS sinister inkrision.
• The more he pr.)bed the mystery. Pound and Half Pound tins at your grocers.
the more inexplicabo- did it seem.
There was nothing straightforward, it
SYNOPSIS "Balmy, in fact," drawled Pyecroft
all ran in crooked liannels like the
Henry Holt mad his- ward. Muriel. !rom, the chair. Barnard glared at mind of a madman, and thinking of he was given no opportunity to .�n- to Admit it, deliberately hiding the
Wainwartur are staying at a Dartmoor him ante turned hastily away when the fact. . . . Trotter, come here."
farm. Holt has a 'friend. Moineau, liv- 1 that brought back the memory of dulge this morning.
Ing at Kestrel House and Is desirous other switched on the grin which he "We'll breakfast when e. return," (To be continued.)
PatMuriel marrLMolneau found so peculiarly irritating. Moineau's wild eyes. w
a 'a I ective-str-
, ydan Mercer. w m Muriel d I With an InVoluntary shrug of his said Barnard, and the det
A series of mysterious disappearances "Must be a looney roaming the
been alarming the neighborhood. shoulders be rose to 'leave, refusing pant groaned inwardly, it was worse Gardener's Creed
_Ven. ,,n i.,cor," went on Pys.-roft, "s-ars be c
age, the vicar's daughter, being Holt's invitation to supper, and Pyc- then Le Itad anticipated. 1, who have loved the earth so much,
the latest victim. at the farm in P didn't pinch anything, professor, not, croft's suggestion of a drink,and went For some time they continued their shall have no fear at last
Percival Another boarder & even a baby cabbage-white or a yel- in Sergeant Trotter, who waited way over the moor in silence, broken of the cool Drown earth that Till
:--ipyecrojt, who in murderously attacked to join
the moor. Then he IOW-tip?" patientl at the gate. at lest by Barnard. shelter me from every cruel
WhI10 walking on
land his valet Flack, set out to discover
she mystery of Kestrel House. They Holt ignored the question and ad- When the rest of the household bad "The key to this business lies in blast;
discover a secret underground passage dressed the inspector: retired for the night, Pyecroft lay for Kestrel House. . . and Moineau," he .11y. bed will be wrapped so sweetly
and a locket belonging to Mona ?age. "What do you make of it? I shall 1 some time eprawled in the chair.- Ile said in his slow' measured tones. round by the tender, teeming
V/hIch thel turn over to Inspector iSar-
rd. Barnard visits Kestrel House and feel quite nervous about venturing On wondered 0y if Barnard would ques- mad, quite insane, and mold
That man is
guestions Moineau. He'learns nothing
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Mack follows Holt an the moor and do- the moor in future." tion Flack, but felt no disquietude of as dangerous as a bushmaster snake. Wbfcb quickens anew the winged
liberately assaults him. and Pyecroft "I should avoid the valley area, sir," the prosrtelt. He rather hoped that despite his age. He's up to some tie- seeds of the primrose and
packet of notes from the Ahen extracts a Pal lied Barnard and �wung around as
:11unconsclous man'i specimen case. Re- rep 1 he would. and follow it up'with.tha viltry over there which will land him' marigold.
11irnim to th?k farm P ec of landlord, so allaying any suspicions in Broadmoor . . . if he is not hang-'
the stolen package. eanwhile Holt has you were not on the moor tonight?" which be might have entextained ed;" He uttered this startling pro- 1. who have loved the yearly spring
been discovered OY Barnard. he demanded. against their.. Not that there was of budding leaf and stem,
phecy in the same even tones as he
"Well, as a matter of fact, my dear anything to onnect them with the hall lay me down with no sad re-
CHAPTER Xl,(Cnt'd.) would have employed in ordering a, S
at Barrows, Barnard old hound, yes and no," grinned Pyc -incident, bat Bernard-' possessed a supply of new note books, and Trotter I gret, nor wish a requiem:
Arrived back croft bulldog pertinacity which could mal.e bad difficulty in suppressing a grir-I Knowing my hands, that delvee in
1helped Holt to the horse-hair sofe, . "What exactly am I to underitand things awkward, if he was given the the imp of humor,�with him, was al-) the earth through life. in
-where be lay propped up with a couple, by that?" smallest clue I - death's repose
rosy cbeeks, were ways thrusting itself forward at in- po
of cusbons. His d he "Well, It's like this, follow me care- Wth a sleepy yawn he hauled him- congruous moments.• May 'give white grace to a lily's cup, •
regaining their normal color an fully as its rather confusing.My va!et elf.-Put of the chair and went .wwy "They say down in the village t or fragrance to a rose.
chappie said the old 'bus would do "Maud Chegwidden In the Salt
.was inclined to make light of the
grim- to fis room. L*ckijjg the door, he
affair,Lut it did not deceive the gr` Holt is pushing the old cove s, nephd%,
-eyed ieighty odd after he tuned her up, crossed to tbe C.pp,csite corner and Mercer, on to the Mainwaring girl;' Lake Tribune.
-faced policeman nor the sleepy and I said he was talking throngb his raising one of. the floor boards vith
Pyecroft, who stretched his six feet tile. So 'to prove it we hiked over to the aid of a pocket.knife, put his han.1 he said, "but she ain't a biter. Rather
le in a chair by the o' got'a.fancy for the Noke, so! -"Each generation revolts against.its.
:1;ef bone and muscle the Yelverton speedway, and believe, into the cavity. His forehead corru- with its
window. me or believe me not, I'm dashed if i they say." father and makes friends
Is M. 11inford.,
They both knew that the little man gated in a frown, as'his hand failed "Who?" demanded Barnard., 'his grandfather."—Lew
the cbappie wasn't right. When we' search. Lift•to find the object of his sea
was suffering something more than 1 rolled up to the Two Bridge Hotel 4, ing the boar(' further,he looked laelon, was news to him, of no importance A man is bound to think of all
physical discomfort. .The nerv-043 'feelingmighty bucked so we went' that he ought to have known I
hands revealed to rwas and a second later he was sitting'inck except ring cri just excuse for his offender.—Mar-.
tv,itching of his successfully in and had a couple on the strength on his hell; staring in astoni3i.ment, lest it should have some bee cos Aurelius.
them the fear which he s succei of it,, The parcel which he had risked so the case, however remote,
banished from his round, jovial face, 4hat time was this?" demanded much to obtain T%as missing. C.Ume straight from the stable,
Barnard was somewhat puzzled;but Mary
Barnard. Jane, the slavey up at tile
Pyecroft knew the truth. "Well,mine host of the wayside P-ab farm," grinned Trotter. "The Ma*.n•
4 a full statement,declared that his ticker was five -i a CHAPTER XII. was pretty Well fixed up :4
"I'd like to take min . ; waring girl IN . HEADACHE?.
from you, sir," seed Barnard present, utes fast,so,taking his word as gospel 1 Detective-Sergeant Trotter express- with Mercer till Percy blew along."
3y wbeT, Holt bad rested a while. it was eight forty-five to.the stroke." ed himiletf with more force than ele. Barnard shrugged nis shoulders and 'Why suffer when relief is '$4
"I don't know that there is much 44 Yes. . . . and then?" gance when Barnard roused him out had nothing more to say until they prompt and harmlem
"to tell you, inspector," smiled Holt, "Home sweet home, of course. I of a heavy slumber at sunrise the ftll- arrived at their destination, where be
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Many more than you already know. I f;Dund Miss Mainwaring somewhat lowing n•orming. went carefully over the ground imme-
was coming up the hill from the vsl' anxious because the dear ol•i prol'i - "Dog bite me, chief," he growled, Aiately surrounding the rock. He
ley and feeling tired After R long day had not arrived from his big game "what's the matte.r with you? Been found the cigarette wbicii hid'jirked
on the moor I sat down to smoke 8 hunting, so, like -k good-.5oy-id—wt, I another murder?" from Holt's hand,and the half--bAcned
eigaratto before returning. I was just did my little deed of kindness and I "There will be if you don't get up, match, but noth:ng else rewarded his
match when I heard a legged it in search of the missing lazy devil!" replied Barnard. "I'm efforts.
)ightin,�the-jna " I minions Of pPleb be" learwA to
rt
soft sort of noise beh-nd me. be-For pa y. -g&M9oVer-to the Place where we pick- Trotter looked on without much in• I depend on Aspirin lets toy
o relieve a
'I could turn and I want-to wrest; he li.d `ttlz faith'th k o* it-eam
something struck me a "H-m," mused Barnard, mentally ed up Holt list 111 1 in tile In
that I
terrible blow on the back of my head deciding to check his statement If it get there before anyone else." other's prospects of finding any useful the pain so quickly. A"that it is so
And finished me. That's absolutely all proved to be correct it let him out, as "Healthy lot of chance of that hap- clue, but it was a pleasant, way of harmless. Genuine Aspirin tablets never
I can tell you. I saw no person and of Holt's broken peeing," mumbled Trotter as he rolled wasting time, even if he was craving harm the heart- Road directions in Pack-
by the evidence age for headache, neuralgia, summer
'beard nothing except the swish of the watch he was struck down some two unwillingly out of bed. "From what for his breakfast. COW pain of all kindL
-weapon which you believe.to have been minutes after Pyecroft entered the I've seen of it you could bi there a Presently Barnard stood up', his
sandbag." • I hotel. The watch wZ.8 not conclusive week and not see a soul." forehead wrinkled in a thoughtful
BWard wrote a few lines in his evidence, but the time had been more "Maybe," 'snapped Barnard, "but f-own. ASPIRIN
mote-book: or less verified by Holt himself, and I'm taking no chances." "Why was -Holt in such a ghastly TRADC MARK Mao.
IF ate of nerves?" Barnard went on to Made in Canada
"And nothing was stolen?" under the circumstances was probabI7 Tiotter was one of those men who state
like to linger over a substantial break- himself. Something 7
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amazing part of It; it seems 80 Silly-" no adequate reason why Pyecroft thst before commencing ths, day, but, was stolen from him and he's sea
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French Ex 'on -Steamer 'Mishapi-Take 11...'Capsizes opw Perish Over Week-End
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Boat Overturns, Throwing Hundreds. of- ix Are Drowned, Five Killed-
mote With-
out Warning into Rough Sea, After Panic in Variety of Accidents
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Follows Sudden Listing • . I ' " ,• Drowned
Edwe.ard Demolen, 9, Sault Ste.
ALL WOMEN, CHILDREN ABOARD BELIEVED L(3STLz
Miss Lola Andrews, Trentom, With the gone Scouts to Improve some sort of shelter on
St- NAzalre, France----Nearly 500 ex. water is shallow and navigation is pro- Jean Rouleau. Lake Chlbougi This week we habe received another
aman. arrival. PAS& 177 of your "Handbook
Oursidniats art believed to have lost tested by NoIrmoutler Island. Youth_named Smith, Sesikialka very Interesting letter from Lone for Canada', tells you how temporary
'Oeir lives Sunday when the excursion 'One of the survivors, an Austrian Lake Scout Walter Wraight, who is con- shelters can be made, and If you an
'steamer St_PhIlbert sank between St. named Silanek, was picked up by the Winston McCloskey, 11, Ottawa, nested with the Hudson's Bay Corn- camping in very wooded country, and
Gildas Point and Poruic, about five tug Parnic, which was sent out from Carl McCloskey, 12, Ottawa. pany and lives at one of their isolated the weather Is settled and due, It is
1111les, from here. St Nazaire. The other survivors Killed Tosts-In Northern, Onfarlo. sometimes more —advantageous to
Only eight survivors had been pick- were rescued by a lifesaver's boat.The The winters are long and dreary In erect such shelters-than--to--carry teat._
.'6d up by rescue boats Eugene Irtgram, 34 Endeau Avenue, .that part of the country, and there are age on your backs. However, it you
late Sunday boats also recovered the bodies of four Toronto, collided with Are truck.
slight and it was believed that, except of the passengers." Three of the bodies only two or three malls delivered by have had no experience In erecting 4'.
for these, all the Passengers and crew recovered were those of unide ntified John Robertson. Adelaide town•,ddlg team throughout the- winter these shelters it In as well to Practice
Ad the boat were lost. ship. smothered
women. In gravel pit. months. Walter says-that they were a little at home, before starting out.
The excursion steamer was carrying] A, hope that the loss of life might Allan Bruce.- Algonquin, kicked by looking for the commencement of the
horse. Good waterproof sheets can also be 1'
large holiday crowds on Its run be-I eventually appear to be less than at, break-up" of wintry conditions about improvised as she4ters, and provide
tween Nantes and the island of Nair.I first estimated was given by a report- David Walker, 11, Welland, bum. the 10th or 15th of May, and he will very good cover.. Eo having decided
3noutler. ad by power wire:
that many of the passengers left the Harry Blodgett. 13- Patprbaro peceive no more mail until then. Just what Aheiter we shall depend up.
All of the eight who were rescued!boat at Noirninutiar 111and-to-wal't 0— struck by auto. ears -one nioex of geese has ca, we next come to the question of
VO-111 the,w,at-e-r by boats which Put out better weather. already passed over head on their non- 'what each boy shal stake along. The
for this scene shortly after the catsa- Private Excursion stop tight to the Bay. There are a following.items- are essential,
what-
Xmphs-were men. There were a nom- The excursion was s, private'one, : The first consistently fair week- few ducks around,, and of course ever kind Of Camp You propose' to
per Of women and children aboard the conducted by a co-operative society of end in Ontario in the past two months Plenty of crows. have: two warm blankets, a ground
boat. Nantes. saw the toll 'of dead by drowning The windigoes (Ghosts) have 91- sheet (in addition to any to be used
Panic Causes Disaster Rough seas were encountered on the and other mishaps in the province ready started thel rannual trips. Every for shelters), a sweater or Jersey,
A squall struck the boat in the late way to the Island and many of the pas• placed at eleven.. Spring, without fall, the Indiana. bring sleeping suit, spare shirt and shorts,
tfternoon, the survivors said. it seagers, especially women and child- Sault Ste. Marie, Trenton and In all kinds of weird tales of being at- towel.' soap, toothbrush, comb, eating
knocked the small steamer over on her ran, sugared greatly from seasickness. three Northadu lakes were the seen tacked by Ghosts. Last Year one load utensils, needle and thr.ead. Scout
beam ends, and the crowd, becoming It in possible to reach the mainland of the aquatic fatalities, while the of freight was lost. The Indiana told a uniform to be worn, of course.
Panicky. rushed to the oppoelte aide at low' tide, for about an hour or no, lo story of having been shot at by ghosts.
,mnong of the other accidents were All this can be packed into a pack
bf the deck, causing the boat to cap• over an ancient causeway, and the as varied as the nature of the mis sack or Rucksack," to be carried on
The canoe was found with ballet holes
litze and spilling its load of human hope was nerd MAL Many j- LLLa mi"f naps. in It all right, and as the crew were the back. The Stores Department at
trelght Into the eburn)ng sea. passengers might have landed to take A horse, &.fire wagon, a gravel pit, not carrying rifles It must have been Headquarters, Ottawa, stock'a very
The eight survivors were more dead this means of crossing, and left the a power wire and a motor car were someone else. Rather substantial comfortable rucksack. Care should
'thanthan alive when they were picked up boat with that in mind. involved, taking the lives of three ghosts that can use 20-30 rifles, don't be taken to have good wide shoulder
more than an hour In the heavy It was pointed out, however, that men and two boys' you think? The literal translation of straps. and to see that the sack fits
the word is, I think. "Wild Indians." snugly to your shoulders. otherwise
Seas. They were saved, they said, by there were enough on board when the Say Falls' In Canal Walter Is living quite a hard but you will soon be tired and have sore
11febelts which they managed to grab squall struck to capsize the craft When Sault Ste. Marie, Out.—While 'Play.
before they were thrown, Into the they rushed to one side. very Interesting life up there In the shoulders.
,Water. Ing on the north batik of the Micht- north, and he Bays that he in looking Divided amongst the Patrol 69 folw
I Iflie survivors were taken to a bon- gan Northern Power Company canal
The first Information about the ca- pital to-night. .7 Sunday morning. Edward Demolen. forward to the summer mouths, 80 lowing equipment should be carried:
Itastrophe came from the lighthouse Black Squall Descends nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. that he can go our exploring In his A good hand axe, large trying pan. �ti
keeper at St. Gild" Point. Disconnected stories which the canoe, as he wants to pass bin Path- three or four large kettles or oontaiw
aur' Arthur G. Demolen. 1015 Augusta. aa
The keeper saw the squall strike vivors were able to tell after they were Street slipped into the water at Kim- finder's Badge, He 9130 says that 118 era for boiling purposes, and a large
pe boat and overturn it and he im- picked up br the boats Indicated that Iwants to so and see a dentist, before tablespoon,
mediately telephoned ball Street and waa drowned. he goes crazy,-so you see there are
Illielp• to Pornic for a black squall descended suddenly on The body has not been rceovered• Food should be thought of. and your
the excusion, boat, Capsizing It quick- disadvant4ges too. daily zaenus planned before You gm
Lifesavem put off at once for the ly. A cloud, black as night, they said, Perishes at Picnic Often It is possible to obtain such
Spot where the boat went down and rushed on the steamer from over the Cobalt.—Apparently seized with Last week we discussed Camping things as eggs, milk, butter and vege-
cramps when he went-swimolng in
after they were on their way the keep' low-I)tIng Notmoutier Island. Sesikinika Lake while attending a.and the way to select a suitable camp tables from farms near your camping
site. and this week we will go a little pikes, and then you can save yourself
or phoned the news to St. Nazalre. The happy excursionists started out picnic there. an 18-year-old youth
Even after the receipt of this news from St. NaZairs on what might be i further and think about the necessary the trouble of carrying them. The
the report that the boat had suak was 'compared to a Canadian Sunday school named Smith was drowned.'
Smith was in a canoe alone, and equipment to be taken on these trips. other food should be provided by the
iscredited here. It was only after the picnic. to Notraloutler. noted Island of when be dived Into the water a short Let us plan a short week end camp Patrol, each member Waging certain
trat of the survivors reached the short the monks of the middle ages but now distance from shorts, reappeared ones,I for a Patrol of Lone Scouts. We have articles, and care being taken that
JOut the reality of the catastrophe was a favorite haunt ofFreach artiste. I already decided upon the place where Items are not duplicated by several
"accepted. and then sank.' The body was re-
Similar Picnic& have been hold on covered In sevin rest of water an we intend to make our camp bead- Scouts.
Thought Impossible r Slimmer holidays for many years, and houi later, and resuscitation was at• quarters,and we have decided whether Next week we will discuss the food
the trip is to be made oil foot, or by problem in more detall, and also
The operating company continued to have been considered without danger tempted without success,
tAt that it was Impossible for ths, because of the Island and the short wheel. alder the activities of a Patrol witen
t to sink at this point, where the crossing. This body v�aa taken to Kirkland
If we are goi
Lake. ng on our wheels we in Camp.
shall be able to carry a little more Boys who are not Scouts and cannot
brothers Die Toget her -equipment than If It all has to be car- Join a regular Troop can obtain par•
The Markets Prices: a
No; 2 Timothy, ton. $14 to $14.50; Ottawa.—Two brother , Winston tried on our shoulders, but first of all ticulars an to how they can become
and Carl.McCloskey, aged 11 and 12 let us think about the matter of shel. Lone-Scouts by writing to The I.Ame
'PRODUCE QUOTATIONS 'lower grades, $5 to 410. Atraw, nom- years, Of Ottawa. were drowned Sun- ter. On this Class Of Camp- Of short Scout Department, Boy S
inal. Coate As-
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS da3l afterucou at Wolf Lake, 40 allies duration, it Is better to either take soctation. 330 Bar
Toronto dealers are buying produce -Street, Toronto, 2.
at the following prim: Heavy beef steers, $5 to 11116.25- llortewest of the capital, where they along small, light "pup-tents" or else t)u1L_,,LOae E.-
old-
Eggs—Ungraded, cases heifers, choice ight, $626 to $6,50! had gone with their mother and old-
retur
..fre!th extras, 16c; fresh firsts,returned, do, choice heavy, IL4.50 to $5; do, lair er brother to spend the day.
Seconds, Ile. 'Be; to good, $5 to $5.25; do, com., $4 to No details of the accident were Caretaker Drowns Of Years. and was regarded as as
$4.50; butcher steers, choice, $5.25 to available here as a storm in the die- North Bay—In a communication expert canoeist. He was a son of
'Polids, 21 to 21%c; No, 2. 20 to 20%c, do corn 84 to $4.75i butcher.cows,
Hutton—No. I Ontario creamery, $5.7.5; do, fair w pod, $5 to $5.2.5; tract threw communications out or received by the North Bar/Police do- Mr. and Mrs. J. Rouleau or Mattaws.
Churning cream—Special,20 to 21c; order. partment from the Rouyn office of Four Hurt'At Oakville
No. 1. 1�9 to 20c; No. 2, 16 to 17c. j;;d to choice, U to$4,25; do, bologn- A brief meassige was received that the General Airways. Limited. rela- -Burlington.—About 1.30 O'clock
Cheeso •No. I large,colored, paraf- a.,t, $3 to $3.50; canners and cutters,
fted and government graded, ll%c. 41-50 to $2.50; butcher bulls, good to the bore had been drowned and ask- tives in Mattawa. and North. Bay Sunday morning i serious 'accident
choice, $150 to $4; 8o, oolognas, $3 to Ing that grappling Irons and dry were advised of the death by drown- occurred east of Burlington at 00
Quotations to Poultry shippers are $3.50; baby beef, $5.50 to $7.50; feed- elpthing for their mother he sent to Ing of Jean Rouleau. caretaker of a er's farm, when a car driven by Ken-
'. 446 follows: era, good, $4.75 to $5; stockers, $4.23 Wolf Lake. From- the latter re- camp In Lake. Chlbougamiu, 200 neth Good. 570 Jarvis Street, Toronto.
Poultry—"A" Frade, alive—Fatted
to $4.50; springers, $50 to $75• milk- quest it Is thought bore their drown-1 miles northeast of Rouyn. it was crashed into a brick pillar at the
bena, VVC1_+-tOA1 lbs., over 3% to era, $40 to $60; calves, good and Ing was the .1 . boatlis I -toed that Rottl_ I—: I..., hi life O.dd. gmtes.
4 lbs,, 14c; over 3 to?4*lbs., 13c; old choice, $6,50 to ;7.50; do, med., $5 to dent, and that Mrs. Mc
•'J'oost_-rs, over 5 lbs., 10c; spring broil- !Closkey was while crossing the lake alone' In Good was accompanied 'by L. Ms, Rocks, over 2% lbs., 23c; do-, over $6; lambs, choice, $12; sheep, through canoe. Rouleau had been In tae o.
eep, $ to saved. Later word was
! Clure, also of Toronto, and Miss
to 2%c, 20c; ivhito ducklings, 4 to 5
; $4; hogs, bacon, f.o.b., $7,75; do, do, that their bodies were recovered. Quebec mining region for a number; Sheila Armour of Oakville, and Miss
lbs., 22c; do, over,5 lbs., 25c. w.a.c., 65 + 75c a:)ove f.o.b.; do e-
Poultry, "A" grade, dressed—Fat lects, $1 per hog premium; do,do; Sheila Heddle also of Oakville. Good
Abe : hens,overt �o 6 lbs.,20c chers, $.,, per hog discount. ..received Injuries to his head and
over 3% P and His Dat;:7�.1_-r legs McClure had his jaw broken.-
%o 4 lbs, 18c; over 3 to 3% lbs., 17c,; Miss Armour's arm was fractured
fold roosters, over 5 lbs., 13c Water Sterilized by Bead,,;'
Ij and Miss Heddle sustained a broken
A
WHOLESALE PROVISION I iiarmful Germs Electrocuted collar bone. Traffic -Constable EL
Delaney investigated the accident.
quoting the following prices to retail trocuted 'by a sterlizing process
'Oea.lers: and the vi6ttms were taken to a
Wholesale provision dealers are Harmful germs in water are elec-
de-
veloped In England that uses neither .4 Hamilton. hospital.
Sraoked meats—Ham's, m-d., 22 to chemicals nor filters. Instead 04
_..__.:_-24c; smoked rolls, 21c; breakfast ba- the V,
:Horse's Kick Fatal
water is purified by simply immers-
con, 18 to 27c; backs, pea-mealed,.26
1". : , —Allan
A Ing specially treated-silver beads In Brockville Bruce. aged
28c; do, smoked, 35 to 38c.
Pork hams 1834c to 19c; shoulders,' It, explains "Popular Mechanics employed by F. Smiley. a farmer at
13%c; butts, 16c; loins,gl%c. Magazine." It has long been known Algonquin, Grenville County, Is dead
Cured meats--Long, clear bacons,I that certain metals, Includirig silver,
in the General Hospital here as a
60 to 70 lbs., 19c; 70 to 90 lb- 17c;' gold and palladium, have the p result of having been kicked in the
9: to 110 lbs.,
16c; lightweight arty of destroying bacteria, whe n
abdomen by a horse which was run-
18c; heavyweight nulls, 17c, I brought In contact with them ning at large along the road
near the
Lard—Pure ie,.
'.fences, 10c; tubs,
the sterilizer accelerates what i; and
call- home of his employer.
201¢c; pa;ls,-Ilc; prints, 10%
to"'c' ed the "ollgo-dyuamfcal" action so The horse was caught by Smiley '
Shorterififtig—Tierces, * 11c; tubs
and after being handed to the boy.
2114c; pails, 11OAc. I that water Is made germtree in one
kicked him. An emergency opera-
Special pastry shortening two hours. Water so treated
or
shortening—Tierces, A kk,
25c; tubs, 15%c;pails, 16c. has powerful sterilization properties tion performed at the hospital after ti
of its own and may be used for wash- his arrival proved of no avail.
PRAIN, QUOTATIONS
Ing nursing b6ttles, cooking utensils
Grain dealer's on the Toronto Board
of Trade are making the following and surgical Instrumatifs. The life Busy
of the ' Canals
device Is virtually unlimited,
quotations for car lots:,
Ottawa.—New traffic records for tat
Manitoba wheat—No.I hard,65%c;! one 99t of beads being capable of
No. 1 Northern, 64%c; No. 2 do,!dealing with 250,000 gallons of wa- month of May were set for canal traf-
c- No. 41 ter ftc through the Welland and St. Law-
-6l1/Jc4 No.. 3 tough, 532A, before deteriorating.
once canals, according to a Dominion
4 4
tough, 50%c (c.i.f. bay ports). i
74
Manitoba oaten--:1o. 3 C.W., 32%c;"rvoye Bureau of Statistics report. Traffle,
ar-'Old Calla Lily
No. 1 feed,31%c; No. 2 do, 30%c, through the Sault Ste. Marie Canal
In-Blo
om All Winter was, however, nearly the highest In
No. 4 do, 36c; feed, 35c. Montreal.—Mrs. W.- B. Bourne, --tile pas� ducad"
Argentina,corn, 42c; spot plus duty. East Luther, Out., has a calla Illy Through the Welland Canal freight
Millfeed, del., Montreal freights, which was planted by her,mother fifty amounted to 1,165
853 tons, Wheat, &I
,bags included—Bran, per ton, $20,25;
years, ago and which has sent up a
181,809 tons, was double the Correa
aborts, per ton, $22.25; middlings, per number of shoots. There are four
I .. pondtng, figure last year. Bartel
Aoon, $25.25 to f27.25. q
bulbs In the poti, and they have borne!
Ontario gratin—Wheat, amounted to 13,LO36 tons, and oth
67 to 69c-
barley, 31 to 36c; oats, 24 to 27c; rye,, as many as thirteen flowen in one! 56,7.32 tons.
mominal; buckwheat, nominal. ,season. This calla bloomed through-!
• ICES out the winter and has another bud —Gerald Gould, In the Observer If
HAY AND STRAW PIt Campbell, British speed driver, with his daughter
Mrs. James Tucker, of Port Ar- J1
Dealers are quoting shippers for 'low- There is no duty we a<) much nader
is Jeall, fo�lowiiig a demonstration of his racing car, the Bluebird, at rate as the duty of being happy..—R
hay and straw, carload lots; delivered tsar, Ont., has one in bloom which
Toronto, Brooklands. track, Bag Ai4iy.
.9n truck, the followift In Its twenty-91glith sesson. I land, ree I& Stevenson.
717!-A,-
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vidud" DIN TY'S GARAGE
Several from here attended the
.I I r Cor. Brock and Kingston Rds.
TERMS Business Men's Bible Class services - Q Y 0 R R 1 8 H
01.30 U paid in advance. at Uxbridge on Sunday of last week.
01.76 per yea�r,,
-0abscripti0as to the Uniied States and Crest � Mrs. James Wilson has been con- General Repair Work all cars,
Britain$2.00 in advance.
fined to the house- through .illness.
guranteed at reasonable
We trust she may soon be restored to prices.
M etor. 1her UALial good health.
-URKAR, Propr1* here have been busy setting out t ht .H Quality Quite a number of people around Acetylene Welding.
0-- Eatterlds ropaired and chitrged. Honest 19 onest Qu ' ity
tOWUGHAM mato• plants in order 'to supply to --?IraatGa-e-an4-Dunlop Tire@.
r-maroes ior the t;iaremdiit Canning Community Owner
'rom Logan, of Detroit, spent the Gasoline and Oils.
week-end with L. Middleton and fam,- factory.
The Mount Zion Choral Class gave Prosperity Service
ily. t their concert at Greenwood one ev-. Refreshment Booth in Connection p
-Geo. Judd and family, of Toronto,
ening recently and also assisted in Phone Pick,7500 These are values vcu are sure of
were recent, visitors s at the W. Gray the services in the Clarem_ont United .,,(night or dav).
..:.'.home. when you buy here.
)f Tor- Church on Sunday,,evening of last
W. J. Brown and family, c . -week. MILTON SLEjEP "
onto, were with their people here on o
'A,Few of This Week end Specials :
Sunday. Rev. Mr. Stainton, of Pickering, 421y PROPREETOR
The Everest family, of Toronto, gave an interesting lecture at Leag-
--SUGAR-Pure cane granulated, 10 lbs for .40c
-visited Thos. and Miss Gammage on ue on Thursday evening last, whirl- HORSE REGISTER.
followed by a social hour.
28c
Wednesday. -LARD-Swifts, 1 lb. pks. 2 for
A number of our p4ople attended Dol (173208) (12921), The French
the decoration services at thi. White Imported Premium Stallion, the pro CHIPSO-, Quick Suds, large pkgs, 2 for
Church on Sunday. SALE REGISTER. perty of Ed. Somerville, will stand
Robert Greig and Mrs. Jo MATCHES-National 400 every ru I atch a light, 8 bxs 28a
for the season of 1931, at hie own
Friday, June 26th - Auction Sale of
conipanied Phil and Mrs. Forsyth on service garage, tools, -tires and of stable, lot 14, tenth line, Markham. 'ISANANAS-Fresh firm fruit. 3 The
trip last Sunday, general outfit, the property of Geo. Terms, $12-00. No. 2336, Form A-1•
The E. Crocker family and R. and Parsons, in the Village of Clare- TOME VAN HOOF, ' 4127, Enrol. ORANGES-Medium size valencias, per,dozen
Mrs. Whitter, of Toronto, spent Sat- moat. Sale at 1.30 standard time. ment Form 1. Grand Champion,
mrdsy
at the Matthew's home. See bills. Wm. Maw, auctioneer. red roan, Belgian stallion, the pro-
Walter Middleton and fliend, and perty of the Broadfield stock Farm Get the most,for your food money and help
'Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham, of Tor- will stand for a limited number of- community prosperity by shopping
�emo, spent Sunday with L Middle-
: . : BOYS FOR FARM WORK mares at his home stable, lot 7, at Roy Morrish's
ton and family. Broken Front, the corner of the
Y. Miss Alice Middleton and friend British hove and young men experi• Pickering Beach Road and Base
and Lorne and Betty Buckingham, of enced and inexperienced for hvTmsdi- Line, Pickering, for the season of
Toronto, spent the week-end with the
ate placement on farms in Ontario on 1931. James H. Cookson and "The Home of Every Day Low Prieee.-7--
-._Dormers parents. Sons, managers.
a yearly bests. Protesti.int homes
Allen Cassie, of Winnipeg, CHERRYWOOD AND PICKERING
and only. WaRre ranging according to CHARRAS, IMP. 12920 (168249),
Mrs. Cassie Sr., and Miss Cassie of age.• Apply to the Hostel, Norval,
the French Imported Federal Prov- Phone Mark. 5020 Phone Pick, 600
visited with Fred and Ontario. 4245 incial Premium and Grand Champ- --
7&s-Caasie-on-Tuesd-y ---ton--Pe?-cher6n "Stallion, the prop-
Owing to niis-inforniation, the pop- T] NDERS WAIN'TED
lilac comedian, Bert Harvey, was re- arty of Oscar Wilson, Brougharn
will make the sebLzon of 1931 as'
ported, in our last edition, to be ap- Tenders will be received by the un• Pickering HardWAre Store
follows: Monday afternoon leaves
pearing on the garden party program dersigned up to July 1st, for the his ovn stable, Brougham, and pird-
on the 22nd. To avoid ' disappoint- former Christian Church building. ceed to Th,)s. Hirst's, Kinsale, for
ment and in fairness to Mr. Harvey, Foundation and every part must be night. Tuesday morning proceeds
this notice Is published, removed from the premise.;. The purr to Wm. Jackson's, %hitb3,' noon; Our stock of SAed Corn bas arrived Longfellow, Compton'i Early,
A grand re-opening of St. John's chaser will be held responsible for Graham's Hotel, Brooklir, until '.North Dakota White, White Cap, Goldou Glow,
United Church, which has just been damage done to grave stones adjac- Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday I ;
re-decorated, %rill take place on Sun- ent to building. - afternoon, P. Mantle's (Bentley Wisc. No. 7. Improved Leaming,
..day, June 21st when the The highest or an tender not net- I Rennie's and Steele Briggs' Mengel Seed and all kinds o I f
services Farm). Audley night. Thursday, J. ,. .
esaarily accepted. Three months will Garden Seed by bulk and package.
will be conducted at 2.30 and 7.00 p. C. Bnant's. con. 3, Pickering;
-m. by Rev. Mr. Richards, of the be given for removal. noon; Chas. Hutchings, Brock Rd,-
Whitby Tabernacle. The choir of the John Phillips. night-ght- Friday proceeds to his own See our Kelvinstors' Electrie Revigerstors and the new
"Fickering United Church will lead in Sec.-Tress. stable where he will remain until Beatty Electric Waimhers.
"the service of praise in the after- R. R. 1. Locust Hill, Out. Monday noon.
moon, and the Claremont United Agent for McCormick.Doering Farm Machinery and Repairs.
choir in the evening. On Monday
--evening following, June 22nd. there Front Wire Pence and Fleury Flows.
'till be a strawberry festiva-I on the
beautiful and spacious lawn of Mrs
Our Matto:-"We' have it, Can got It, Or
1C. A. Barclay, on the Brock Rd., one it is not made."
mile north of Brougham which will "V gamble on
-be followed by a choice program by
the "Busy Bees'. of Sherboerne St. Of
'United Church, Toronto. Supper will A I QJL.PV "ICKERIM
q- 1V served from 6 till 8 o'clock. Bring the 'chance 'of safety I S- BJ"&A6dbJ7%'C%N
____your friends and enjoy the first
strawberries of the Efeason. Admiss--
Aon, 50 cents, children under'12 years real safe.ty� costs
80 cents.
:;L 0
3E .1 IT
i We are ahowing uiany soaaonable lines each representiug the utmost
in quality and price, a few are quoted below, but better still drop.
One Dose Germar. Remedy solittle "? " . : - -� 1�
in and inspect these dollar stretchers for yourself.
Ends Gas
Yon will And they spell 9 a t i a f a c t I (y a. 7
"'l wan nick and nen•ous with Attractive line of Tennis Shoes for f6ach member of family .70c up
in-
and stomach One dose When you place' a'deed in an Men's Leather Oxfords, nicely flini•bed. from ... ... 2.05 up
of Adl�,ri`ka helped. I eat anythink Men's all grain leather Boot%, special 2.95 pr
Unlocked wooden drawer; an . Duzen only Hen'-4 Work Shirts, at T-5c each, or 1.39
Vow arKi sleep good;" Hehr,,L Dodd- 2 - for ...
You cant get nd of indi Insurance Soliev in a ptgeon. Another line of Work Shirts, at 90,,: each,or 2 for 1.75
ge.,tion or
gas by Just doctorthg the stomach, hole; a W I in some hiding- Men's Fine ShirtA, collarg attached at 1.00 each,or 3 for
-For gas- stays inthe_UPPER bowel- Men a Overalls, going at 1 40, 1.80 and 2.00 per pair,
Adierika reaches both UPPER and place; a bond in a cash box
Kayi4er Hose has made many customers-try these for-style,
'lower bowel, washing out poisons Ing on a mere quality and all round satisfaction. Try the new 1.00-line.
you are garnbli
which cause gas nervousness and bad chance of safety.
sleep. Get-Adlerika today, by tomor- Phone 2904
You are gambling with theft,
"m you feel the wonderful effect of
Ahis German doctor's remedy. E. C. with
Jones, druggist
%iffi fire, with carelessness, C EC I -L E Y
short memories.
Is X 0 3C 30 3R X 29 C*
of no
.;DESTROY THE WEEDS. The Safety Deposit
71w Ontario Weed Cont4W Act States' Canadian a of Commerce are
-kln=e 3-Every occupant of land, or placed in vaults'built to pruAde
it,the land !,a unoccupied, the own- protection for the Bank"i own
or -shall destroy all weeds, desig- valuable&
listed noxious by the regulations,
as often In every year as is cuff-7
The Bank cannot afford to
1eJent to prevent the ripening of
•the seeds. (amble on a chance of "fay
ACltaase 6-In the absentee of any ow- neither can you. travel the tfsts'* otaftwav
net or occupier or upon refusal af-
'ter notice to comply with require- The rentals of this Bank's
ents of the Weed Control Act,
Safety Deposit Boxes we low.
She Inspector may cause weeds Da ily coach Se rvice'
Coming under thiA Act to be cut
Toronto
down and destroyed and may char- -Pickermg-
ge the cost of such work against
Ithe, property and to be collected in Single 50e. Return 900,
• the some manner as taxes.
'THE CANADIAN' 'BANK
Noxious Weeds, Leave Pickering (Standard Ti ue) Leave Torodto
Bladder Campion, Ox-eye Daisy, Sorw A M. P. M A. M. P. M.
. i, , OF COMMERCE a 6 140 255 .8 6.80 -2-30 -
Thistle, White Cockle, Wild Oats;
Canada Thistle, Blue Weed, Chic- "a 6.55 3.55 s-30 8.30
ory, Docks, Ragweed, Hawkweeds, Capital Paid-up' - 30 Million Doll= 7.55 4.55 8.30 4.30
6,55
9.30 5.80
Ribgraas, Burdocks, Stinkweed, Reserve Fund - - 30 Million Dollm
Tumbling Mustard, Wild Carrot, •9.55 `b 6.55 10.80 .b 0.80 A
"Wild Lettuce. -- . .: - '11.30 7.80
10.55 7.55
-Weeds are a public nuisance. Weed 11.55 b 8 55 P. M. b 8.80
,control is a public problem. Co-oper- CA9 10 12.30 9.80
P. M. 9.55
ative effort is required. Do your 12.55 d 10.45 .. 1.80 10.80
--share.
b Saturday, Sunday and
Adam Spears, Weed Inspector of EDMUND HIND LUMBER a Da"ily except Sunday.
Pickering Twnp. - Holidays only, d Sunday only,
COMPANY; LIMITED.
Coaches stop at any point to pick up passengers.
titgnal plainly by hand to tne ariver.
ffk6r-ing Beach
LUMBER AND MILLWORK Coach connections at Toronto for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls,. Hamilton, Brantford, London, St. Thomas.
.Park FOR EVERY TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION1
Detroit, Schomberg, Brampton, Barrie, Orillia, Mid.
land, Jackson's Point and intermediate points.
43ancing Every.Saturday'Night Maso' nite for the Modern Coach connection at Buffalo and Detroit
for all U. S. A.points.
Freddie Breakwell and his -Horne and Farm
6•piece Orchestra.
Come And see the'
WRITE US'FOR LITER.kTURE AND SAMPLES ra' Coach' Line's•Idedl for Summer Cottages. Prompt Deliveries.I G
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brightly illuminated by
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40LARKNORT6 Miss Mildred 'Pagbil. of Toronto.
f. Ws home over Sunday. WK. . ANDERSON-
Mr. &�ad Mrs. Caskey spent the was
f The mid-summer exam@ are now
week end with the former's par- in progress In our schools. IDUNBARTON
onto.
Mr. Casket' is in Whitby this ;F
Miss Mildred Neal, of Toronto,
week presiding at the dep*artWen• ---RentsuIrlpfaech -------
spent the week end with L. W.
&I exwminations. INSURANCE
Mra. Pilkey. Mrs. Brown and two sons and
Rev. and Mrs.Wtu. Fluglaud, ;Miss-MeNeill. of Toronto, sp�nt AUTOM0,BILE, V,
FIRE-
Misq aamiltou still continues
-9f Himico, were callers at the;!�unday with Mr. and-Mrs. Lewis.' W S -and
Id ' all -BU4GLARY
manse un. Monday.
John and Mrs. Readruan,- of I in a very�'critical condition,,and is
Y
Aurora, called on Mrs. Joseph '
causing her friends much anxiety. CASUALT
c4e• m9s
Readman on Monday. John and Mrs. McLellan and
Mrs. Percy Wideman and family
child,''of Toronto, spent Sunday
of Markham, were guests of the with the forrver's parents gtt the Phone Pickering 7920 801T
Misses Forgie on Sunday.
manse. BONDS-Government,-Municipal and--,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodburn, of Mr. and Miss Wyber and Miss Mortgage Bonds. Also, Industrials.
ule Johnston,-o nto, Safe Investments at from 5 to 7 per
letter's parents, Albert and Mrs.. were g rt�sts of Mrs. and Clara Neal cent.
'Toronto, spent Sunday with the His Min f Toro
wirth roe - __ :__...-----_---- --.._..._..._._�_- _.
Mantle.
on Sunday. INS U R ANCB-All classes written in.
Much favorable comment I" ' C. A. and Mrs. 'Overland and
eluding Fire, Automobile, Wind-
passed about the very attractive family accompanied by Ira storm. Accident and Sicku6so.
Boyer,window decorations in Mr. Over spent Sunday with the ERE is a wallboard that does not burn.midil Phone or write
from gypsum rock into sheets 4 to 10 feet 4 8 tf ED. BOWMAN.Wbltby
Soap. Misses Eileen and Isabel Cooper, :B
land's store, advertising Lux toilet former' parents in Erin.
The Ordinance of Believer's the Misses Hilda and Edna Sol longs 4 foci wide and % of an inch thick. It is ED _Pri
Baptism will be observed at the used for interior walls, ceilings and partitions.
man. Wei Resale Graham and GENERAL INSVRANOZ
.. ,evening service In the Baptist upeav . ':",
As well as being fire-resistant, it has structural AGENCY
Qhot& .,o.L Sundby. A coi-dial the week and with their respetive strength, insulation value and is draw ht and BROUGHAM, ONTARIO
welcome to all. parents here.
Mrs. Leonard Lye, with son and vermin-proof. Use Gyproc.'Joint Filler for seg-
Rev. J A. Grant, of Toronto, Facilities for placing any kind of Is..
daughter, of England, arrived to formerly of the Claremont Baptist ing the joints between the tall, broad sheets of surance at best,r"m -7
the village 013 ' 84turdsy to JOID Church, left a few days ago on a available. 1
wallboard. rVile.ml&,"
r ce 7
Mr. Lye, who has been blacksmith- -trip to England. He Is in very Sepurity and Be 0
ing here since last fall, poor health at present. His city When you are "doing over any, room in the 4217 Phone Pick. 515
George Parsons, who has been congregation gave him leave of 'house or-adding new ones in the attic or base-
Conducting a service garage for absence and presented him with a ment, use Gyproc for walls and ceilings because
some months will hold an auction purse, hoplog the trip will benefit you can nail it directly over the old surface,
sale of his garage, tools, tires and his healrb.
ger oral ontfi t on the afternoon of Gyproc is also an excellent base for Alabastine,
Clifford Soden and Russell flyptex or wallpaper. A good supply of Hard and Soft
Friday. June 26th. at 1.30, stand, Cowie, of Toronto, who were --a's pioneer I er non-burni Cost on hand. Also 9, supply
and time. See bills. —Gypro' is Canad
The �nQaca,nar++ a is c non-burning gypsum of Kindling Wood,
of Mabel L%urloe, daughter of n1ont, Went to the fire in Ashburn wallboard. Ask your nearest dealor for full 7. stove length.
Walter Norton, of Claremont, to on Saturday ay evening; and when details and a Gyproc direction sheet. Or write -
12tf Phone Pick. 17%.
Harvey Derugha. son of Arthur
returning they struck a heap of us for the FREE booklet, "Building and Re-
'-Derugha, of Uxtiridge townsbip, grKvel on the road causing the modelling with Gyproc". 374- DONALD MUNRO, PICKERING
Ithe marriage to tAke place qtiietly car to i iin up one of the banks
the latter part of June. where It upset. The boys received �.G'Mux VME and ALABMTOW.,CANADA,LIMITED
• Anniversary services will be cuts abotit their faces, but the car P Blacksmithing I
held in the United Church on Sao! WSW not damaged. aris on.Mile
day, the 28tb of June. The special A itardent arty. under the
preachers will be the Rev. Mr. anspices of party.5th line United Horise-shosing a Special
Coburn, of Toronto,to the worn. All General Work'rk.including Wood
Church will be hold on Andrew
gg, of Wilson's beautiful lawn on the Work. rompQ
ing. and the Rev. ,Mr. Cm
-Kin gSt. Chsarerb, Oshawa, in the evening of Tuesday. June 80tb. attebsz to.
evening. special music by the Supper will be served from 8 to 8 Also,
choir and other talent. o'clock. A splendid program will Agent for Tam Farm
They're coming. Toronto's be given by Gertrude Corbett., Machinery.
leading entertainers will be in dramatic soprano;Grace Bounick.
Claremont on the evening of Fri Popular entertainer. sod Bob GREENWOOD 4917
day, June2ftb, when they will Wilson. comedian. Admissions 40
give a delightful entertainment in cents- children, 25 cents.
the Community Hall. The artists The United Church -has rch- As FOR SALE BY
are Al and Bob Harvey, radio's &&od a supply-of the new glynmn-
leading comedy pair, Jackie Rae, books and . a dedicatory service NG
PICKERING LUMBER OOMPAN"Y.'PICKHRI
child comedian and impersonator, will be held on SVnd&y morning
late of the Uptown Tbeatre.Toron. morning next. The evening ser•
to. W. J. Morrow, _piano actor- vice will be withdrawn, the choir BARR
Jisaist. and Frank Perry, guitar furnishing the music at the re-
jist, of the Cornhuskers. Adtais opening services at Brougbam.on m
-coagrega,
85 teats: children, 20 cents. Sunday evening. The - I - ' Check ' Th ese P rices
The- Women's. Institute will tionst Brougbam are tobecon-
entertain the girls of the commun gratniotted on installing electric
.,i 1ty on Wednesday, July 15. Mrs. ljghts and decorating their church.
the District Preli
Corn C., ri
dent, will give an address on "The 1.50bushel
'0
gr
%r"
Ideal Girl," There will be a
-50c lb.
"Light Cake Cootest," for girls -Turnip Seed....
Cookie "LUE and WHITE
from 11 to Id and a "Drop W E speak of artistic
Contest" for girls 10 years and 11-hour Varnish-, 1.5Q quart designs- that ars
under. Prize# will be given. Here dignified, not artistic
TORE 2quarts f.51 g6aranteed K"M designs that would-1 be
Is an opportunity for all the girls
to pactiCe tip for this event and 800 galloa InaPpropriati for the
Motor Oil, h4avy,, purpose in vim 7%
keep the -date in mind, and the Peas, 3 cane for... 25c
one Illustrated Is sims.
flace of meeting. Mrs. C. A. Over- Jolly Powders, 4 nkgo for 25d
eat 6,50 pie, yel artistry.
land's. Pork and Beane, 8 cans for . 25c 29.4 40 Goodye ' balloons,
Claremont Baptist Church was Black Tea, per lb... 38C other sizes agoordingly "No Greater Tribute
the rendezvous of the District P&G Soap, 6 bars for ... 25c
'Annual Convection of the Wom• 'I Lb. tin Cocoa, 26c Perfection Oil Stoves 23-00 FORD,
23c 7.
tan's Institute on June 12th, when Pruners, 2 tbs. for Elov
one hundred and fifty people were Bait,2 pkgo for... ... 2& ;Perfection 'Wicks,...., hatu Road,
UL RucouragiDg reports Corn. per can, 104 tby
were given in all departments. Tomatoes,per can loc Tire Patching, Tog. 50o, for 290 Phone W'bttby
68 r
Among the speakers were Mrs. A. save your coupons for Rogers'
IL Walker President of the Feder. Outside White Paint, -3.95 gsl"qb
• Mr. Putman Silverware,alas the child's
aced Bo&;;1 , Super savings scrip. gals or more
intendent; k& Wallace, of the
Girl's Whrk.who gave an outline
of the competitions and coaching -C. A., OVERLAND
Glasses. Dr.Tomlinson gave an 871y Phone 2501 FOR QUICK SALE
-IA&f XUtud fin
"Infantile Paralysis."address on I To -Cookshutt Mandre Spreader
at ulefeature on the program 7.
was unique
aladi"'quartette, who were
Trapped Lister Grinder, 6 inch rel in quaint costumes, also d W " I Cheap rates for farm and country
piano selections by Mr. Tremeer -Fordson Tractor buildings.
And readings by Mrs. Jackson.
-International. Tractor Windstorm Insurance orb buildings,
Toro
The music was supplied by the nto, Bread McCormick.Deering Tra,-tor wind-'milli,Silos rote.
Whitby Breach., During the noon Massey-Harris Binder, 7 ft out Automobile Insurance
hour a demonstration of preppiriag of all kinds.
Massey-Harris Mower, 5 ft cut
official from the cooperative,
A number of tractor
plows
fowl for market was given by an lot FARM$ FOR SALE
A very interesting meeting of Write or phone
A. number of ;;ream Separstors
tbe United Church W. M. S was
- ' E D. B 0 W M A N
held at the home of Mrs. :T C�ody Good Dairy .Butter
on Thursday, when about fifty Charles Cboper, .- Claremant 20 WHITBY, ONT.
ladies met to hear Miss Glenden 23c.
ning, & returned missionary from
India, address the meeting• She Large tin Tigar Salmon, ?.6c
said she was not out working to Js Your Pickering News paid for CN*ftwd
4not simply make money alone, Fancy Pink Salmon, large .15c
DUE as a love gift•to God. She 5 Lb. Pall Syrup 35e
labors in Hat Pipils, India, where PRING IS COMING I
they are very much under staffed, 10 Lb. Pail Honey 85c,
especially along the medical line.
She reminded us of the 8,000,000 Tea Biscuits,.por lb.. 15c See our Wall Paper samples:before buying elsewhere, Prices from
people who are under the United Rice, 2 tbs.
15, a single roll to 1.00 per roll, Order your Sherwin-Williams Point-
Church and so few to minister to
them. The heat-being-so-Weaw-01raugeor-per,dozen- 20C P& G or eearl Soap, 6 bars... 25c' Quicker Quaket Oatei pkg 26c
-iberemakes it necessary tobave '25c Comfort or Gold Soap, 5�Are 25c Quick Quaker Oats, chins 850
their Bible Classes as early as 5.45 'Lemons, Per dozen Soap Flakes, large?kR ... 25c Seed less.Raisins,.,8 The 290
w., the temperature going to Macaroni, 8 the 25c Bulk Soap Flakes, The 25c Icing Sugar, 8 lba 250
110 and 118 In enturaer, however, Castile Soap, 8 bars... 25c Corn Flakes, 8 pkgs,.. 25C
she spoke of the work progressing Coffee, per lb, 29c Fels'Naptha Soap, 2 bars 15c 'Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs 25c
p,large bottle Toilet Soaps, 3 bars. 25c Rolled 25c
favorably at the station where Tiger Catsu ttle 20c Oats, 7 lbs
!he works. She also spoke about -Exide Batteries.a
the smoking habit among our -Men's Work Boots . Goodyear Tires
Battery
I N L S Charging
girls Canada, which she '
felt sorry to see, and to think of Call and(.9ee iWor:
FGOD
i the way it is bound to effect the -Phone your order. We deliver.
coming generation. After the Lower Price Store Sold and Pnotalled by
meeting a very enjoyable social Phone NI irkbarn 6402,
hour was spent out among the Phone $801 FRANK J PROUSE
cedars, where a lovely lunch was eral C
CLAREMONT, ONT. WM. M. Duncan! "="' Green Rivet I picume - l=A=l-,,9
,served to all. Merchant!
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the
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Honor Manid
Many Famous Peaks'" the
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RAIFT.Salad Dreomiling bffers everything*
World__O�e—r Serve as
anyone could s*tat in e
JU4CA JUMW
Everlasting Monuments
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In&flavor,M it's sold.eta we to low it's
•
pr
to Indi6duals within the reach of everyone.
sit a Bit For gas stoves; it is better to leave It Out In the Black Hills a mountain in A large 12 on=jar costs only 25 ants.. one-
i. -of the oven.7 it dried carefully being turned Into a memorial by a
Have you the habit of being on Ybuf on -ball the cost you're Ased to paying. Get. 7
--a gigantic scale.
feet all day, and then feeling exhaust. It will not turn brown, but retain Its sculptor working air sorm today. Try it and you'll instantly
You may fresh and dainty greenness.' When But in history,both recent and-remote.
led when evening comes? know why it-& the favorite everywhere
I - bears witness a mountain as nature
}snatch many moments of restful sit, dried, keep It in a glass jar.
3�f 'Is — . , shaped It may also.serve. Down in
tang, it you will but give the matter
Porch Furnittiie the,Great Smokles they are talking of
thought and acquire the habit. Don't ' * naming a 6,000-foot peak Sequoyab In 'a cum""
wilt until some•ailment requires that Reed,wicker or rattan furniture.may
honor of an eighteentla-century-Indian
yon adopt the sitting-habit-K.p"Your- be scrubbed If It needs it. Afterward - and oaly a short
"if up to efficiency and fres h vigor It-y��ratalu the natural color: artist, a Cherokee, KRAFT
Lime.ago a-who
.1q_,raqge in Antarctica
by begilining to save yourself now. rub it with furniture polish. It the turo
Rearrange your shelves--it neces• nature does not,require scrubbing,' giv&' waa named-by
of his backers,John D. Rockefeller,
nary—so as.to keep the more frequent- it a good Polishing.
d Jr.
ly used utensils near at hand. Have Willow furniture never looks goo
Work centers for the various occupy- after ,scrubbing. It is better to stain -The naming of mountains•after per- Made to Canada by the Makers of Kraft
it the Dopular two- sons goes b.atk even to the legendary. Cb and Velvects
OZ In$ JULURUJ4 do VU10 I'0 -4
leaning center, - the dishwaahing tone effect, choose the two colors You UO we not 1211(i 2"gurth lxfrica4t- c
and mountain named Atlas after the giant
x0nter,the bakiug center. Whea about wish to use in the combination a
j1VQv" one of these opersti6ne, paint the entire piece, first with the who'bears upon his ample shoulders
;..",,on the tools needed,and more brilliant color. Before it is.dry, the burden of our earth? Are not the In honor of Admiral Samuel Hood'of
�09,1o_' What New York
use thenz. A stool which rub off with a cloth as much of the Pillars of Hercules—the Rock of Gib- his Majesty's Navy.
color as you can. leaving It only In raltar and Mount on the oppo- Although an English surveyor had
der the sink, or a high chair ,Is Wearing
n the, loftiest mountain In the world
crevices. When this dries thoroughly site side of the straits—named for an-
V"Zt �Lriaa will help.
apply the tOP'Coat lightly to the wiped other mighty .legendary .hero who named for him, an American Presi--,
dent was honored by having the Oak BY ANNABELLE WORTHINGTON
Care of Tools Ter,-unpainted surface. A,slight stain shouldered out the hills and let the that rise
supply o natead of the broad Atlantic sweep into the land?-, a highest above the surround
or v ralsb may be used I
It to.s. convenience to have g I or. 'Ever-'111ustra ted tb-ce*making Lessou Fur-�•
loaning second coat. The Old World big Many moun. Ing Country named in his hon
of the most frequently used c Color combinations may be orange tains named for men and In it an Eng. eat has many lesser brothers hem- 'niched W"h Ever?/ Pattern'
4901s; on each floor of the house. hould or green or red with black: or blue Itsh name will always be the highest; ming It in. Mouat McKinley, in Alas-
Brooms, brushes and mops a t-oak stain.. The cushions for the loftiest peak in all the world -ka.-named In 1896 in honor of William
__Ii -w a rather modeat-McKinleY, rises to a greater height
be hung by atria" or sciew-eysi i -'th
is, weight should be re-covered to match-tie-new--bewis Luo Lmu&tr of toned in the end, so that tl
.does not rest on the bristles or strings. color scheme. English surveyor and geographer—Sir above the surrounding country ihau
George Everest—who made a survey any other mountain In the world. It
Carp'et sweepers' should be set so that Raspberry Jam of many Himalayan peaks in 1841 and pierces the sky at a height of more
their weight do" not rest on the was the first accurately to fix the post- than 20.000 feet.
brush. Slightly mash six cupfuls of rasp- tion, of Mount Everest and to gauge In the Andes whoever named the
is tits peaks seemed content almost to let
A button book, coarse comb-or acts• berries and beat slowly to the boiling its height So Mount Everest
-sors -we helpful In removing the point, then add six cupfuls of 'sugar everlasting monument—and what a mortals alone. Many are named for
a,
threads and hair from the brush of the and two cupfuls of currant juice, ad monument! It reaches up into space saints but we find a fine 1T,000-toot
carpet-sweePer• ball gently until the mixture jells. The more than five miles above sea level. mountain named In honor of a Spanish
Mops may be washed In bot suds currant juice is added because the Now Hampshire, It Is believed, leads poet who was born 200 yesirs before
&ad rinsed in clear, hot water. They. raspberries lack pectin In which cur all other American States in the num- Columbus began his first voyage. The
Ishould be.quickly dried. rants are rich. TO otlidin the currant
Dustmops may be renewed b!r Pour- Juice. pick ttis,currants form the stem, her of mountains named for famous poet Rutz may be otherwise tormirotten,
of light lubricating oil cook slowly, crushing them well. persons. Though her mountains are but Mount Rutz will keep his name
tag a few drops Stratn�the juice through cheesecloth. not such awe-Inspiring ambassadors fresh.
or any good door oil into an old can heaven as are countless ot - •peaks The naming of mountains after Deo-
-or dish and grettlas the mop in it for Another way to make raspberry Jam named for mortals, she makes-up In pie may sometime be' accompanied
a-day or two.or the oil may be sprink, In as follows numbers and in the dignity of her by ceremony. Such a ceremony took
Ud on the mop and allowed to stand TO one part raspberries. add four names what she lacks in altitude; for place not very long ago in the heart of
7=01 the oil spreads through the parts rhubarb, and four parts sugar: New Hampshire Is the proud possessor the Canadian Rockies, when It was de 3103
of-Jam. 3103
.'strings. Keep the mechanism of the and cook until tie c of the Presidential Range. tided to do honor to the memory of
carpet sweeper oiled.. The Pacific Coast evidently wanted Edito Cavell. the English nurse who Wearabie abd C12LC 13 this
Pie its own mountain Inemortal to certain was executed by a German firing squad French model.- And believe me. you-11
enough cooked and sweetened
HInts To founders of the Republic. Hence It to during the.World War, In Jasper Nam love it,
rhubarb to fill an empty Pie crust, add that In the Cascade Range in Wash. tional Park a trelftendous peak was, To be certain, it's fashioned of
To use up the supply Of old pota.
604s, which have lost their charm and the yolks of.two eggs to thIcken7 It. ington we find also a Mount Adams. cho''sen---a peak that looked down upon lovely'white satin, so thoroughly mod-
flavor, mash them with plent� of "It, Beat the whites. sweeten with powder- while her southern neighobr. Oregon, the Glacier of the Angels and was. a Ish, with self-fabr4c binding.
..�Vepper and hot milk,or escallop them, ed sugar,spread over for meringue and has dedicated two great peaks to companion to Mount Borrow and I it's very simple to make it. The
Baked rhubarb Is more delicious brown In the oven. The whole eggs Washington and Jefferson, Throne Mountain--and with candles' tiny kimono cap sleeves give It se
than tba plain ate-wed article. Lay it may be added to the rhubarb and People in Washington have had a and choir and clergy, representatives' much distinction. Then,,too, it has'fist
In layers In a baking dish, with sugar baked; and whipped cream seryed on long dispute over one of their most of the State and other dignitaries. a now peplum hipline, belted-waistline
sprinkled generously over each layer, top 1160011(f Of the meftsue. famous Peaks.' Is it proper to say great mountain was christened Mount' and exceedingly flattering neckline.
iUse just enough water to cover the Mount Tacoma or Mount Rainier? Edith Cavell. The Canadian Rockies, Styl,� No. 310319 -suited to miss 4
battom, and cover until tender, then Asparagus' soup Seattle Insists upon honoring the name include several peaks named for P1011--, matron. It is designed for sizes. 16.
remove the cover. Slow baking Is West. Wash and cut one bunch of Aspara- of Captain Rainier rather than that of sera or other men Of distinction.Mount 18 year-, 36,38, 0 and 42 inches busk
Mount Lyoll, mount Coleman , The saving in cost jver the original
Don't lot your house run down.Mend gas; cook it to two cups of water or Tacoma, a rival city. Rainier'& name, Bryce.
;that broken sash cord of the window, soup stock. Mash the tender cooked too, has been given to a great national and others. model is enormous. It is a blouse that
remove that cracked hinge and add% asparagus through the strainer, add park. Few women have.been honored by,will go beautifully with any color
of milk and salt, pepper and Oregon honors the name of an Eng- having mountains named for them. &I-, scheme. It may also` be,worn with a
inew one, paint wherever It Is neew two
tsos,77 to protect the wood or Iron. butter to taste. llsbman with its loveliest mountain. though there are In the Antarctic the separate skirt
A squeaking floor board may be MM Soloman says: Mount Hood raises Its toary head high Queen Mau'd Range and twin peaks I Printed crepe silk, Printed batiste,
-
cured 7 driving a nail through�tt at - The -most offensive_eye-trouble is above the surrounding country and named Stount kutb Oad4i 'and Mount."cotton late, tucked net, linen, dimityp
a angle, into the b below. The egotism. looks down from the height of 11,000 Alice Gade, all discovered by Amund� shantung and wool Jersey make up
eam I
niaY- be located by tapping the feet upon the Columbia River. Thin sen. For an American woman mOun-. smartly in this youthful type.
-door with a hemmer. "Percy is going crazy`over his new mountain was first discovered by tale _cllmb6rAbnIe, Smith Peck a Size A requires 2 yards 35-inch or
Joints and 'cracks, from drying and car.-, "That's strange. Every time white men in 1792. No one knows, great peak In the Andes has been, 1% ards 39-inch,with 4% yards Lind-
" _--lahrinking, may be closed with white I've seen him be's been going crazy Just which member of Vancouver's 163r- named Mount Peck. ing.
Mead. in large orwz j use oakum drat. ander tt." pedition first saw It and-gave It&•name Wherever explorers have penetrated
I HOW-TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Hinges and locks should be kept oiled. the continent of Antarctic's, ono finds
prominent, Write your name and address plain.
w3n�d nt men—some pron 11 C n�Lmber add size- of such
"When Men Were Men" others obscure perpetuated in moun-
Fashion* and Foibles twin Veaks and areas,of land, goes,f patterbs as you want- Enclose ZQc in
Economy is playing A part in tag. Scott, Shackleton, Mawson and W11-:stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
Thion--quite & novelty in itself. it is king all honored their patrons and sup*iit carefully) for each number, and
leading to the use of loss expensive. porters and-sometimes their ships., address your order to Wilson Patter'
'materials, for clothing. Oilcloth is Service, 73 Wes,'Adelaide St.,Toronto.
tised for belts, Purses and hat trim-
. O •-
mings. Glass buttons are in vogue Short-Tempe 11!-Wilw
r C e Way
and'ham embroidery on collars is tak- A of Reducing'That Surplus Breath of" the-seas. of the four-way
,Ing the place of lace. seas
This to a,suitable, season. • Store _"Never lose your . temper" Is a.
Balm of the tropic,tales,
windows are alive with-tbese three axim that- has been Impressed an
ee Wafture of ease, of the month-long
piece garments. Bright little blouses Countless generations of Young-PW• ease
pie. Put it you are too fat, and want are lilre, the blossom on the plant and Roll of the magic miles,--
lend
the note of daintiness and gaiety. to reduce, it's a good principle to
- The trade wind blows from the end of
adopt
Belts are widely used—widely having days
For It has now been proved by
a double meaning,1)6tli mach used and Soft and silken and rare
science that the emotions of anger Au
-wbtie
live or six inches wide. Many sleeve Curling the crests of the blue
less dresses become suits by fear burn up fat. -So every time You
adding a sprays
u are helping t
lose your temper yo p'
.4acket-and perhaps a scarf. I Playing my sleeves and hair.
-aged spread. And
Gray to a newly faiorlte•colot With co bat that middle
insplie'-sufficient terror In the
a suit of It, choose a blouse, hat' and It you
-winds, blow,
Ig
Blow, ye trade
gloves of some contrasting color and object of your wrath, you are helping The ship Is winging low:
him to retain a slim and shapely figure
on will feel smartly dressed. The i Blow, Ye trade-winds blow,
is well.
wider lapels,, peplum dhd dainty Croun'd the world we 0.
-blouse have robbed the suit of
bb
.",... .-M So losing your temper may be good
its man--
—and" just as good for other
for, au
—and appearance. Dr6am9 of the mains, of the blue•thia
people. The short-tempered wife who
mains
-flares-up on the slightest provocation,
Sighted from tar-patched sails
plant Parsley
and whose busban'ff trembles at her
Call of the lanes,of the long salt lanes
Buy a small package wards, is, a.tt unconsciously, the guard
pack- e'6f pdriley seed
-health., Flavor of old sea-tales,—
plant it in the garden now. It
an Ian of the family
'Down the tropic and far on the Line
will not take It long to come up and Even a wet holiday, it it frays tem-
Safe past the doldrum calms-
:..-
you will hfvv_tjio��eea for . .... ...
pers sufficiently,may thus be a healthy
The-trades bring word of the rover
savors and garnishes all summer, In , holiday: ' Ahd' tb6'imall boy'who"
brine
a
tricks make grown-ups stutter and
the-fall,-take..up,a few plants of it and V
-ringed with.pa ma;
reefs thin
window. y be a public.bone-,And
let It grow In your kitchen shake with rage may
e a joy to behold and will
-factor. But—be carefull Temper
Here It will b Blow, ye trade-wind, blow,
meal-time uses.
doei rr 'also serve many sometimes get people Into awk-
-ward scrapes, and the.plea that you're!With music soft and low"
Parsley map be used in escalloped
a to reduce,tBlow, ye trade-wind, blow,
potatoes, creamed.-vegetables, stuff- reducing, or helping other
Over the earth we go.
d -be accepted;
Ing, hot pie, macaroni, soups an frfiy'riot always
salads, and as a garnish. There must be something to this beard and he-man atfitti(lo after
Some bbusew1veff dry It, In the late all, for just take a peep at the adoring look on the. face of Ar-dith [-Athwart'the.�nes the 'world-win44
'summer. Spread It on a Paper and "I know of no more doploiable i roam—
put it-in a very slow oven, leaving the Palm as she watches Harvey Etch clean his trusty "Old Betsy." program, than the current effort to The freighted ships are sailing home.
They're all dressed up to participate In the ?tWrysville, Calif., "Gold 'hamanlze' the machine.' —1 H. Utley, in "Wind and WeaW
foor open. This goes for wood or coal Rush" days. —Louis Un
-�tovee, when the fire Is nearly ouL terineyer
is
P
111, MR111 IN !'' . 7M
4r ".e
;mg,
iiiM_ 7 11 -V
The Tonic He Ne.---led
Where will
RM N o . 11norease
in•tho p nc e of J r= ±`"4:,:;•:,J s R E R o s A
TE'A '
Ell
0:
hwr: �R >
COFFEE :r
on account of the New Duty•and -:q
increased Sales Tax
. ..... ....
'T. 11. ESTABROOKS Cps, Limite I
Toronto Ontario,
mbw
DO so dumb. Two things moat needed Chmilied Advertising
at this time of the year are a clear
Jim Hatherton,was right in the middle of his final examinations at Varsity when as he day f 3"T C=CZB
or the Sunday school picnic and
said himself something snapped and he was just a bundle of nerves.. He went to a doctor and a good left-handed pitcher for the base- �BABY CHICKS—BARRED
cks.Anconan,Wh1to and Browls
told his story. The medical man, not so long out of university himself asked a good many queg- ball�team, Agh1r;x 10c each. Assortod� 9c. PUL�
tions "about Jim's examination and his home folks. 1 x
I LETS weeksk old. 6" C&t&l01r4Q&'
Finally he said "You sit right down here at my telephone and call up your mother and , A. H. Switzer. GrLnton, out
Color Combinatiom
have a real good chat. I know you write every week and,all that, but just have a good chat For a contrast of form and color FEASONAM
and don't hurry for it will not coat much anyway." . I ARRY. RELIABLE MATRIMON.
exams use specimens of dwarf French mart- -M IAL P%y marled frees Address
M a:
Jim did more than that; he called his home every evening from his rooms while the MS gold In maroon among masses of cam. Friendship ins, Uedina. New York.
*ere on. The sound of his mother's voice seemed to be just the tonic he 'needed. panula loreyl. S �313
AFE CGCVSEL"-612-PA ,
book, Illustrated: Discusses prop golden Santa Barbara, POPPY, ' lems of love, marriage, etc., in plaits
There's nothing perfect In this icu-ars about our
()WI I.AaffS in for gardening. Most folks Wsut!Humnemannia, looks well In front of �aS"pgeucioi�O.G.t!"A".Iqrf�tted Offer
tall autumn Jupines in blue. , sent free
World unless it be some nuisance. things to be different, no matter how to anyone over 18 years of age. 'Wife
different they are already. When you For color mass in a "neglected" cor• Internatlonal Distributors. P.O. Box
ner: blue cornflower, maroon and yel-
202:% Toronto,
-Wlf&�'You don't love me any are promised 60 per cent. return on an
more." Investment, the entire 100 per cent. low calliopsts, and red and white Shir-
4b Husband—"Why, dear' I.certainly often falls to return. ley poppies. The white Sbirleys, oil- YOU WANT TO GET OUT OT
de." pecially those with the fascinating D O the rut? Are you ambitious to
green and black centers. )mbine well ret ahead, and unable to nee stow to 110
Wife--"Youd.couldn't love a women Why the Farmer Needs the Rain It' Have you ever thought of salesman-
with such old clothes its I have." The farmer needs the rain, you know- 'with blue, lavender, or purple flowers. ■hip--tho highest paid profession in '110
foliage
Gilta, capitata has finely -cut world? An established Toronto ti IL
It helps him quite a lot. "t.
off. P to supply, absolutely free if coq
After vacation comes recuperation. it saves his fruit and grain and crops !and feathery flowers of lavender-blue, a complete Spectalt
223 ;wCourse in the art
;It will enhance groups of coarse Of In hip. o or three weeka
Sh And other things he's got. I
-ker plants. such as the zinnia. spare time study will complete the
Nothing tones down a trouble aiik cours- and you can start earning as
so quickly as to run W6 someone he The rain'saves farms from damages. Where there are huge, OM spec!- soon as you are proficient. Booklet "t-
mess of hollyhock, start one or two Pilling this offer will be marled if yon'
isn't sure he can lick. The success of It does, and that's a fact. write immediately toy The British-Cana-
ta woman's evening depends upon her It keeps the picnicers away, annual vines at their roots. The vine- than School at Salosmanohlp, 2103 Fe4•
dress; one might say her happiness And- leaves the place Intact. covered hollyhocks will prove very oral Building. Toronto.
.."OUSANMd 1hangs by a thread. Death and taxes effective, whereas ordinarily they "A lesson which listory teaches at
ba.* iossa� dL are no surer than summer visitors. A Vacation Thought would have to be cut, leaving a great
•111sund 6 Was]fee gap In the, borders, The feathery Is that the truly great man Is not
Ana wison;dw srss able The bee, though It finds every rose cypress-vine is Due of the-most Ase- the, extrem lat."—John Drinkivater
ft Sam disir own chilaires. Shopping to some women In so t77- his a tbarn, eomes back leaded with ful for this purpose.
ins. Now. Is the time-to go Out Lind honey from his rambles. and why
J&im,Ocb should not other tourists do the same? Gardeners. Farmers,
CITI11zatJOa Is the art 'at living to•
gether in an ordered society.—D. HarticWturists
M11kc.W.1a A kind-hearted gentleman saw a lit.
tle bay trying to reach-the doorbell. Lloyd George.
TU.3W,&M COLe&
llj�=St_Torcons. He rang the bell for him, then said: r
W 0 0 L . .' I KinghgKille `
Gentleman—"What now. my little
tative libusatwe on Infitat Fosslies. The r4uslity Product Insecticide. dle-
N"w� . ......... HIGHEST PRIM PAW tinguisbable. by Its thres-fold pro-,
J ........................ Little Boy—"Run like the mischief.
The Canadian Wool Co. Ltd.. parties. Sur. Death Itiseelloldo, Plant
2 CHURCH ST, TORONTO
That's what I'm going to do." rerrilixer and Plant Protector against
IMPROVE King Bug Killer for Your Insecticide
YOUW Blight and Diseass. Your selection of
Contractor (to his lawyer) "Judge,
WENT will Insuro you the greatest results
A P P E T I T E -a-so for you and&hy fee the doctor says I've got about a month at a minimum cost Have your dealer i
to live.- I want.to make my will.
Peeling Indifferent to foodl Out supply you.
c(sortal Delpreseed? Stlamiste "Fix It so my over-draft in the First This new. Patented. P"oproof Docu- Demand King Bug Killer. No subsd-
digestive re with Dr National Bank goes to my wife---she ' meat Box (a small Sato) will supply toter wr:te us for particulars.'
tias�s a Unle Liver PlIls. AU can explain It to them. ),our need of are protection for all
valuable Papers. and costs only
*Setabk.Gentle but dwrough. lBa S "My equity In my automobile I want f,081775. Send for circular. Acento 09 ULGIU111"DODUCTS
They%see rid of body pabosse to go to my son. 140 will have to go wanted. CAMPSELLVILLE, ONT.
that cause Indipsodoxis Goss to work to pay the bills.
aft., and give you a new ins Dread Cabinets & Safes W.
So .'GIT* my ,,,aid bill, to 1, bond- 1 .11 A, N-outo 8
&*rest In food. Own - ''Mention thlm Paper,)25c&75ared packages lmg company,6 They too'It some awful
chances on me and are entitled to
AA Yom cirv9sid Fo ap oomething.
SORES
ARTERN IMNITIUS "That newfangled machine on the CKS
10 cents
I Job, I want the engineer to have. He imly. is
Cartons made me buy It; maybe be can make out poison and
..clonness. Any _, bee"
it work.
qukuy after in am
..:A MILLION FAT FOLKS I 'My equipittenC give td Ihe Junk Tbore's IWI g
20
man. He has had his eye on it for
several years.
CAN'T BE WRONG
"I want tb have'the Tuberal handled
by'you, Judge. Any undertaker will
And that's a tow estimate of the
do, but I want these six material men
Dumber taking Krunclen to�ftp(lown "KING OF Mir
:NuPerftMui fat. for pallbearers. They have carried
When You take 'tal me so-long, they might as well finish
Kruschen
d. ..aim s the job.",
....'flafts for a few y,that%indolent
Wm ,Chair feeling deserts you—it
doesn't matter how fti: you,.are—the Brown—"Do-yQu think the dead cam
to get in
111W fbr activity has rt you—and communicate. with us?""You're -gtepplu fivel A
Mack—"I know they can't. Once I
And best of al you Le this activity even with the house crecued, managed to borrow a dollar from a
—you walk a couple of miles and enjoy Hang up Aerozon--the By If baby h ci's
.'It-:-YOu thought you'd never dance catcher with the push pin and, Scotchman. A week later he died, and
spry as ever—the old tingi-mg, active Acroxm is krWitible t6 flies
feeling readies even your feet . . _ bemuse the glue is fragrant
as and. wider ribbon. d C
again, but vou And yQu're getting tonger I haven't hear a word since."
_S mmer elft
knischen is a combination f the and sweet and will not dry— Con'llctor—"Slie se I emed like a good warm weaAer and ebanses of food Ic
six salts Nature has already put into toot fat 3 sensible girl.'k
weeks'service. d water bring frequent SUMIDW CRY in the night. Colict No
your body to keep you alive—if it I Brakeman—"Yel, she wouldn't pay and a is Acause for alarm if Castoria in
Upsets union healthy ellualuatiol
were not for these vital salts you could AA drn&VOCIRCY h hardware st, any attention to'me'erther." assureL You wM ftd Feen-a-mint
sot live, Sole A"rox handy. This pure vegetable Drepara-
NEWTON A. WZZ. effeWve In mildet 1 and,eqpe- tion brings (Luick comforL and can
One bottle is enough to-prove to '36 F.,ont Xt. East, Toron*3 Seasonable Poem daft con"Went and pleansat fOr never harm. It is the sensible th
you that Knmchen will make you feel "%Tary had a.bathing suit, when children are ailing. Whether i
spryer-more energe tic—
t Sh6 carried'in her purse,' the stomach. or the little bowels;
u C.njoy life --:every minute of it-
f teMpoonful in 'a glass ot And every time she wore the thing colic or constipation; or diarrhea.
51
,AEROXOW. ''It shrunk up* worse and worse.
When tin t coated,or the
hot water every morning is aft yon breath is t on,,
Need to keep 00, ad. Whenever there's aeed
healthy—keep 0 of gentle' I ti Childnua '134
jd% YD?r rLY CATCHE R I One commodity in the ,world yet e OfrTs1tacori0an,_snd its IriMilew
Stomach, liver,.bowele and Id eys in th taste
—free your system i�-Vo
tours lendid condition deflated.1s trouble. If you dont' talk c'. makes it We for frequent use
harmful toxins and acids. Gets the fly every tithe s too much about your troubles most
And a more liberal dose•:)t LasEoris
people won't think you have any—and Fee Jyra is always better for growing children
that's worth a good deal. "I forgot"Is than strong medicine meant ni,!v foop
• Krught& never an adequate excuse,except when adult-use.
Mehl Flooring
you offer It yourself. What we can't
his Good See your dealer understand is bow the ant ever earned
INSISTON
Its reputation for Industriousness, con-
It's Even Better
Get our prices sidering the number of picnics it at-
THR GICKUM-
tends. There's something funny about
rithmetic problems—you can't under-
47"'S THE BEES T a
stand them-when you're studying them
at school, but when you're grown up -7)1
The Knight Nffg. & Lbr. C^ Ltd., Meaford i you can't understand how a child can FOR CONSTIPATION ISSUE No.'-2,5—'31
"-r .. _,1
it
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.,#.•°' y .�: �L'- Y..� ,•r' •+CGF'l+hl1. t
�wt's ., t.,- ,,�!_• .7 ;R w. •+;°,' • •t �".. y ,s �'^r ,N�.X,•^-k,<�• •'�, r '
a y
e 'y,:. j :x . .''•'.''row<, Q •' a's ''-..- '° ", ,•, „ _1,s t''I,�'iq, .�,:
-Home grown strawberries are ---Dancing eve Saturday at Dew y "-. "_ - •" _ I� , M;��
' r�"�� i I�Q� now quite plentiful and are of Drop inn � �
( good quality, -Hear the Uxbridge band at
--Fred T. and Mrs. Rowe, of --W• H. and Mrs. G-reig, Dr, the Dominion Pay celebratio_o at .. .' '' he i J- torl?-1
' 'Whitby,-spent Friday with Mrs,_ Fraser Greig and Sirs. T.JacAson, Pickering. -
Draper of Church'St. of Toronto, -caHed-- )n friends in -R. H. Ripley, prin cipal of the -W. and Mrs. Strachan, of the village on Friday. Pickering Coatinuation School,
Goderich, spent a week with their . -After seven consecutive wet is in Whitby this week presiding `
nieee, Mrs.R. O, Crum mer. weekends, the weather-nign soft at the'deptirtmentalexamination9.
-W, G. Ham has returned to erred hie heart and dealt a delight -Thos:A. and Mrs. Wilson and Grocer Specials for This Week : -
ful Saturday which induced family, of Freeman, and Hyrle y.
•��Iaeterboro, aftee spending a week y _
looking after his,propgrty here. motorists to come out and enjoy and Mrs. Southwell and eon, of ^ pare Lard, 1 lb. blocks
their usual wettk-end otiting. The Whitby, pent Sunday with Mrs.
Win. McGuire, we are pleased Harr y. n ..
to see, a able to be around a¢aio, motor traffic during the past week y Murdoch and son @. " t Fit a Gra a Fruit Marmalade, 40 oz. jar
y..
. 'after a few dsys rather serious end was about the heaviest of the --Dr. H. T. Fallaise. Resident _��;••��...... p 1
tllaeee. season. Dentist. Office da residence, two Y �C7• Gold.Modal queen Olives, large jar ... , 280
Robt. $fork, of the Birch -Dr. McRwen can � boast of door& east- of St. Andrew's church,
M _
Cliff branch of the Bank of Cow- having one of the earliest potato Pickering. Office hours, 9 a m, to "Crown" Black Tea, to 1 lb. pkg 890
lengree, spent the weekend at hie crops in this part of the country. 6 p. m Daily, and Evenings by ap- Canned Pineapple, "Tid•Bite,"choice
hdme here. He bed his"$rat picking on June pobntment. (X-ray service). Canned Pi size id . ... 190
--John O'Connor, of Belleville, 11th, which is' a mouth at least -ComiNG-See Dr. F. E. Lake,
spent Frida of last week with his earlier, than usual. They were Optometrist, 187 Yoage St., To. s 20e •
a hec here who is not in very the size of a hen's egg. and some ronto's, eyesight specialist. at Fancy Hazed Biscuits, in bulk
good health as present. much larger. . Having received a Allin's drag store, Whitby, on
-Harry McGtgire, of the staff of mese•.we can testify to their size. Tuesday 14th. Glasses fitted
the Oshawa post office;is spending -A good audienee visited� the accurately.
-- a elr'a v three' weacation at the presentation of the operetta, �The -Watch for bills giving particu
home of his parents here. ] 01ce ,f -d St°-u" Oars of Jaly A elebration in Pick A •
-A business meeting of St. Church on Friday evening last. Bring. A good program of sports` •.L s
George's Guild will be held on, The operetta- was preceded .by a will be given and Al and Bob Har
r -Wednesday, June 24th, at 2 30, program of elocution and Music. vey and other Toronto artiste will -
at the home of Mrs. W. H. Crum• Mrs. Wallace, Messrs. F. T. Bunt- give the evening's program. DON'T BE MISLED
mer. ing and, L, Michaud rendered -The services of the United
.-The country was visited by an splendid encored;sofos, and Misses Church on Sunday, June the 219t,
electrical storm on Sunday even., Pilkey and Bryant,in elocution, will be held -in St. Andrew's The old reliable Insecticide and
tog; aecom pan led' by a nice dowe• were heartily encored. • The Church at IL30 a. m. m. and 8 p.m. q
opening number was a male (daylight saving time). Sunda
pour of rain which was much g i3 Y " - - a 'fertilizer is
appreciated. quartet by their members. Th,e School at 10,30. The minister will
-A large number of Jew from following one and a half hours conduct the morning service and • •
1. Toronto visited their cams north was by the operetta, the cast of Rev. S. C. Moore. of Albert 9t. _ K. �g �� (� K�l�er'"of the village on Sunday. Several which contained the following r Osbawa, the eveningservice. All G ew buildings are being-erected Misses Pilkey, Squirsp. Barrett; members and adherents are urged V
on their grounds there. Poyater ; Mesdames Jones, Fal- to be present at the church service quick and sL1I'8 death t0 the *insect-A number of the members of Inise and Stainton ; Messrs. Mon- at least once on the Sabbath Day,
the Pickering branch of the ney, Hetger,1A. T.Law, L. Morley, -By' Premier Bennett'& new
-Women's Institute attended the Cy. Morley, Michaud,Fallaise and tariff a tax of 10 cents per pound For potato bugs, cabbage worms, turnip ,
District Annual Meeting held at Murkar. The costumes together will be imposed on American
04.remont on Friday ast. with the lighting contributed $ lice, rose bugs, currant bushes,
y magazines coming Into the coirn•
-Mrs. (Dr.) Marsh. of Norwicb, highly to the effect. and' the try, which will be practi
and airs. Clemente, of Milton, whule nature of the program sally prohibitive. There are.rnaoy tobacco worms, or any insect
Visited at the.home of'their sister, being "something different," was Americhn magazines that would that feeds upon the leaf. It
' - •Mrs. F. T. Bunting,over the week responsible for-its success The be better kepi out of the country, •
' - end, and on. Sunday attended the whole story was given in 80139 but there are numerous American -
t memorial service at the White and the very favorable comment magazines which areofa very high - -will not burn or blister the leaf
C)pa,•cb, since its presentation indicates urder on account of their literary of any plant or vegetable.
-The United Church garden the decree of satisfaction Riven y+talities, those of -a arientific
P�aarty will be - held in Pickering by the members. At for eonc:Ina character and ladies' magazines,
Imemorial Park on Tne9day. July ion of the entertainment the cast as well as others that possess ouch I
_ .'slat. Supper will be served. fol- presented Miso H. Law with a in their favor. It would be a Simply dust it On through a bran sack*
lowed by a live program, of which bouquet
t. ' A seen • of r great pity if th"e were prevented I .
particulars will be given later. g front coming into Canada , on r -
boo uet as an appreciation of he
assistance in acting as the acv:on� •g� q
Admission 50 sad 25 cents. P second pre.@ ation vz account of their prohibitive price. . J! t, stimulates the growth, fin"
s ' -W, B. Powell has reeeived likely within the near future. As many of them do not compete
-instructions to sell by aoetion opt with Canadian publications there creases the yield and ,
Baturday. July 4th. the household DUNDARTON is are good reason for keeping them_ -
'effects belonging to the estate of -=- out of the country. It is claimed _ - prevents blight.- -
l • the late Bliss Lonise Richardson We are pleased to see Miss,Beare that stationers derive 25 per cent
-Don't-forget. as thereisagneotity in our midst at the week-end: of their income froth the sale of
of stood walnut faraitnre, bedding rs._Fred Dales, of Toronto..spent tbe�e g Me Be CHAPMAN -
g periodical@, and those inter
•ete Sunday- with Dr, and Mrs.-Dales. ested are making a clean effort.
--Dr, and Biro. Carttvsi ht left We are sorry to heal that Mr to have the proposed - -
g p posed tax reduced.
+ oc Sunda on a two week's motor. Spraige is laid up-with a latne leg. ---
yy Mrs. J. W. `Mills spent the week- --Chas. Ward, giving his address
log trig is which they will visit as Windsor, was arrested on - -
Windsor, Detroit. Pittsburg and end with her mother, Mrs. Q.White
other cities Ile Ohio Dr Colic . Our boys played ball with the.Pick- Wednesday afternoon by Traffic 'Underwear
y eying ,boys. on Tuesday night 1.as Officer Hilliard, on a charge of Sts fi �d
` of St B[lebadl a SospiGtl.Toronto, being iotozicated while i'a charge
lis talon char a cf Dr. Cart Pickezing won.
g Mi4s Janet Young, of Claremont, of an automobile. He was travel-
- :twrixht's practice during his visited- her- cousin, Alex. and Mra. ling east. and when in front of - -
i wbesnee' Gouriie last week-end, - Ales Gonrlie e, west of Dun barton. _
The Women's Institute will 4
bold their regular meeting oa Mrs. Schwerdfeger spent the -week crashed into a sedan driven by Men's fine SDmmeT U.nderwealr in shirts and shorts,
end in Dunbarton - witli- the •Annis Harry Marks, of Oebawa: *bow"
-Tuesday nest, the 23rd last., at family and Mrs. Morri4h. travelling west, both cars being _ and Rayon Bilk Oombinationa,
Ithe home of Mrs. W. C. Murkar, 3disg Ella Andrew,- of Pickering badly damaged. Ward received . at 1.76 and 1.30. ` ' -
Dbureb St. There w.ili- be an visited Dunbarton friends and rel. cute about his face, Find two "
apron display, the- lady bringing atives over the -week-end. -hitch hikers," from Hamilton,
Ithe nicest apron made at the least Mrs, B. W. Lotton is accompanying whom he had picked up on the Sporif Shoes in'leather and canvas, from 9& to 41.76,
"t will receive a prize. Meeting ber sister as far as Montreal. They roast, were cut up ratber htidly,
_- dcalled at 8.00 U clock, daylight are also visiting ttawa.- 8. splendid choice-'
K -. but not seriou,ly. They received - _ •-- - - p _
1' esving time. Jamey and.Mrs. Smales and dau,,-b- medical attention from Dr. H. C, -
-Frank and Mrs. Jones, of ters of En'niskafen Fpeni -the-'week- Pear!on, of Dunbarton. When
" Ottawa, ppent Wed'n`esday, night end With the former's t„othPr %'Ward cyan brought before Magi• +
_-, lagb-With_W_. C and Mr-9 Mork-ma,—Mr:�leWhinney•- as�d- rtei�:, „t tste Glen,,, Lk deci+ e� he waP Don t forgot to try & Tip Top Suit. We have doubled:
Oa Thursday Mrs.;Joaes, accom- Aii.:a, Jean and Doris spent the end not '•iotossieated," but evidence
parried by Mee. Murkar and little of iho week Waltorf and Mrs. was aqa;Fist hint. He waP taken ✓ OuI OIItPUt already over any
son, motored to WFiSaga Beach, Holmes. to Whitby j`til, and on Thursday / - previous Sea80n,
where they spent the day. Mr, Oliver and Mr?.:•Annan and b:;ti', night appeared for trial. He _ -
Jones spent several days attending of Hamilton and Mrs Keiin
-of Whit- pleaded guilty and *as sentenced -
._ . a dairymen's convention at the by sltent the week-end with Wm. ano to seven d ys in'.,jail and costs ^: QIIg 'PflC$ �4 DO
' Royal York. Miss A. Thom: amon'nting to $17, 00, and if the
-J. B. and Mrs, Horn and fam• A number of the W M. S. ladies
� coats are not paid seven days will •-• --
- Illy, of Peterboro, and Mrs. (Rev.) went to Markham rural gathering of be added to the sentence. Kiddies, Play' suits in Maki, bluo and light blue
B. N, de Foe Wagner, of War. Toronto East Presbyterial-on Wed-- _
renton, N, C...were in town on nesday- of this week. ,denier, extra strong,made by $itObens, ,-
Banday. The latter, who had Walton and Mrs. Annis and Miss Now Adver"somsnts.
been spending a couple of weeks Ialeen went to Woodstock to visit regular 1.25, for 1.00
with her relatives here, dnrin� their aunt-an_d uncle who were celeb- i�OR BALE-Seed buckwheat. Silver "
which she had attended the rating their golden wedding,on Mon. Locust Chas. Carter,- R. 42-13 1,
funeral of her mother•itt law,Mrs, day last. - *; Radio Licenses Issued.
J. H. Wagner, returned home that Miss Margaret Lowry had'a birth-- RICK FGR SALEr$econd-band.
e•eoiug. day on Saturday and celebrated with Bigg'olod condition. Apply to the Wh @vale Fred 'T. Bunting, - Pickering 42-In our lat�t issue we were in a party attended by quite a numbet 11NN
I, error io'stating that Mies Lilian of our younger members. They all VOR BALE-A GrayDort touring , - Established 1857.
bad a good time with games etc. A' Car, -Cheap. Apply to Mrs.Walter Ben-
Mnrray, who was in Toronto last Andrew and Mrs. Chester and the nett,Markbam. 41-42
week writing on her Normal former's sister, Mrs. Scott, of Usk- BIICHWHEAT FOR SALB-Silver
School a:ame„ had a second c1ASe card visited Alex. Thom last week i� Hun variety,ao cents per bushel. Apply
Boar c• of ieeaed by the English G.L.Middleton, Brougham. Phone Pickenng S BE LIN G
'Board of Education. We are and James and Mrs. Mitchell. They bee, 42-:3 •� •'.�
informed thst the issue only one we` down for the Scott-Closson -
y y wedding. Miss Ethel Ehms motored OTATUEB FOR SALE-Nn. ] _
: @Undard certificate, • and it' is L Doole % 75centspe r,bag. Apply. Harold -
kaowa as the "English Board of back with them for the summer. spencer:R R.No.1, Myrtle'Station. Phone Q -- • '
g �• Mrs. J. W. Mills, of Toronto, gave Clare 724. 42.43 Special Service Tires T
Education Certificate. - -
-$t. George's Cburcb, Sunday, a luncheoh on Wednesday for Miss FOR SALE-Silverhull buckwbeat,
j Jane Vim 3rd Sunday.after Trin• May Sommerville, who left on a roanbaric and oats.Also feG buulls left.iD
ity: Suaday 9choo],9.30; Morning trip to Falrope on Tuesday of this Claremont. 4?43 _ As thousaIIdB of delvers now ICIIOW, aTO
quite a number of our local
prayer, ']0,30.; Evening prayer, week, T,�OL'NO MAN---:Experienced, farm-
7.00. '
All services on standard lathes were present 'Vies, Ivan An- i p - - built stronger and3wear longer than an.y
his assisted her sister and an enjoy- er•would like work on farm for the,sum- _
tithe. The 999th anniversary of mer months. Morris Lawson, 481 Gladstone '
the founding of St. George's par• able.time was spent b y all. Ave..Toronto. 41tf tire even Seiberling Could ever build
iab will be observed on Sunday, The annual service was held at O RENT-On Churcb St. Pickering '
s o s including blind and fix- ' -
r kine"i:1i rch n e of rick house,ins u blinds E u Sunda last.. The Thalf b u ,
July 5tb. The preacher will be before'.
weather was perfect. Dry Fraser, of tares. Aa 1 G.D.Hly.-210 Indian Road,To- ,
Rev. S. C Jarrett, M. A,. of Holy rnnto,or�viWS'office: stf ,
Trinity Church.Oshawa. Dunbarton, preached a very approp- T -- - te•
riate sermon. Dunbarton choir ass- LSTOyi HATCHTNC AND HABY
-A very large number from CHICKS FOR SALE-Rocks, Rhode ls- come iII and ask to Bee these world-fam'-
ifited by Mr. Nicholson, led in the
'here attended the aupnal se1•v;ce lands and Legborns, hatched under Jamesway
Service of praise, with Mi69 Maegar- methods, Prices reasonable. ,Phone Pick 702.
-at the:White Church on Sands ous tires. -
y et Mitchell singing a solo. The P.Willows, Greenwood. 2fltf -
ftera000, There was the usual church i.q wonderfully imrproved with OR SALE-shout 100 ecren. suit
Sege number from distant pointp, a coat of paint and the fence around Fahte for ranching.fox•farming of truck farm•
who came to honor the memory the new part of the cemetery. Some +Fig. Good soil. plenty of shade and water. 3-4CHARLES 'SPENCER
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aof departed relatives and friends. mile north of Glen Major station- Bargain for
p of our people have been working quack sale. Apply Mrs. M. Raasoo, Clare-
The The service was conducted by Rev. hard these last few weeks trimming most- 4o-42
Dr. J. R. Fraser, of Dunbarton up theplace. There was quite a lar- OROtiTO WET-WASH LAIIN-
;United Chnreb, who will leave at ge turn-out and met people whom -we TDRY (Semi finish)--Let our driver can and General Repairs, 118 and �88.
the end of the month to take have not syyeen since la.Rt year's ser- esptain our 24 hour service. Just leave yow »
�(3ravenbu"t. ' _ • Tate eoileectwd was 1 ,25. y Fp,and deliver ear Mor+aay, sane. Pickering, • Qlltl�rllQ i
,iabaraa of the United Church at v me from far and neat. Din "''�'`Ire S.W.Davis b barber shop W Pickeri
.w pick u 1st. 1t
'� ✓� n R M $ �(7 as had ndaiy. \.
.�; `.iy.