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Home My WebLink AboutPN1939_03_17 . .. . _ _ 40 VOL. LV.IIT PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAR. 17, 1939 No. 30 lhtt fasgtt,o:sal �arDa. _ NOTICE VAiEBROLGHAM WHITF Xedlcat dkEENWOOD Miss Bell Brown is improvin; At the Wiitevale ... and Green P.ir- R 8. C. P'EARSON—Physician „ slowly from her recent attack of er Baptist Clhurches the pastor will lMIL.LS Uar trucks pasts your way commence next Sunday,.Alar. 19th, DYud Sassoon, Dnnbuton. FOIA cold, every day." Several from Brou ham went to J I886--1936 B. FORSYTH, Opb.D.. Director g a series of pre-Easter sermons, on ID B. A..beiationof taws tt COAL, COKE. Clarezxuont on Friday to attend the "The Resurrection" as follows: — z Man- df tine Amcrkao u;. church weld' of Miss Grace " CHOPPING ' araaQa tiles e=n1laed by eppointmeot. m$ Mar. 19th Resurrection in the t°rosef °i. ctneoont.one: WIIUD CBMENT > > Toorilinson to Slow Rich. Cooper. Scriptures. Mar. 26th, "Resurrect- Monday, Wednesday and Friday 'Odin. Robert Malcolm and Miss ion in Histo "The Vvlr GRIND FINE 1"sQat. BAND, GRAVEL, History". April 2nd, ti Lily Pands were qu etly marrk-d at • Resurrection in the Christian's Ex- DUiYALD RUDDY Barrister.. and the Manse, by Rev. J. E. Glover, perielece". April 9th (F,aster), "Our Brats, Shorts and Feed of all :Lr.Splicitar Notary Public. -%1Q4vY%Q'L.oan. , Best wishes go to tate young couple. Risen and 1Glorified Lord". All are kinds, also -•minerals and other e4fo�f ,Altty tn.+ate A.e.Cana- BUILDERS SUPPLIER � - ttas.aoa wing of Court idatse.Whitby. sly ne Happy Circle Mission Band cordially invited. ,eoncentrafes for profitable feeding BEATON, BELL Cs ROSS also leoal.cartage work met at .the home of Miss Connie kept-on band Barrastors id Solicitors We have also plaeed in stock a fall, Hedge, on Saturday,afternoon with GREEh"WOOD ll .v. line of Maple Leaf Milling an attendance of twenty. Plans We stock or y the best Poultr W.J.BEATON.K.C. Telephone were made for the X B. Easter Mrs. Kirk Ifcelby is visiting her �"' P'eeda and Supplies. IL BROOKE BELL,K.C. Adel,2838 Los Feeds. Thankoffering Service to be held sisters in Claremont _ I,H.F.ROSS , .MITCHELL on Sunday evening in the church Mrs. James Raine is vi.sitnig her F• cl,r��rir y• -- .372 Bay St. A. on April 9th. friends at Brampton. y. JOHN L.POND Toronto The 'storm on Sunda made it Cecil Walls, of Mt. Zion spent' Piokering, Ont. _ s' T 0.KICHARDSON at Co.. Barris- , 'necessary to cancel the church I Su,tday ,w-ith his parents. PIANO.TUNTNG ,cess,soh«ton. Notaries etc. suits set,, Oftiee phone 7400 Residence 8520 ser.ice. Rev. Glover got down, but The Dramatic Club have a call to Itmeksor Lite Bulldi 2A Toronto St. Toronto. A 1,j !� Tekpbone Ad.1888: Pica ring Yhao Sd13. Stf thought it advisable to get back to Whitby in the near future. 1�.. The Beal Store,Claremont Claremont while the road was op- Xiss Mildred Gibson, of Clare- All kinds of. Pe air Work• MGUS McMILLAN—Banister. Sol- p Notary Public., 19 Melinda Street PHONE; 921 en. There was quite a good atten- rnont was home for the week-end. All Tunis Guaranteed Tomato. Telecbone Elgin 8x03. 29tf dance at Sunday School.. Supt. Geo. The men of the church have been g a' l,�,ttat FURNITURE VI'ilLson. was unable to be there. busy preparing for the Steak Pie C. S. M81CDONALD �. 7i• �^�^^�-^^^^^-- We Are displaying an attractive We are fortunate ' these days to Supper. It proves that the men 209 Close Ave., Toresto [1 ERBERT T. FALLAISE. L. D S.. variety of have the snow plows to open the can put hover an entertainment and .[1D.D.S S.Graduate of oe Royai Coll_ge of Aiuminum wad Graniteware Etc... roads, Back in 1908 Brougham was supper equal to the wgmen. - ' Li a 1M Denta.Sat;eonsand the tlmvenrty of Toronto. Furniture sn,d Furniture Orders taken at NEWS Office {O6ee:oreodenceseconddoor east pf St. And- Mee mail half the tiaras in Feb- -- aaw'sCbrrcb..Pickerirtg,Ont. oma hour: 9 Novelties.', and no church service for KItiSALE` s. M. bee e:or as ,ppo.ntment. Cc-ray Prices logy ie- looping with times. - ,ar.i-0. Forte Pfek a oo. four wgeks in mid�rinter. Thy- is FUEL sure an old-fashioned winter. MTs Gormley and son spent Sun- Msssittaa* nt:l►e. y , see also other day with Markham relatives. Farr's Elevator c page' The storm on Sunday ' blocked A7E~Ta lV " nearly all-the sidero a in. I„ , K. BEATO1, TO�V h9©1P ,/'� Lena kivern" at Wbltevale BLs+he, C D. Cierit. Conveyancer Cnrnmassioner nor Claremont, 'Nate United Church, Tonight. Friday bliss Elsie Mulock spent-tke end ' `•�' � a•�it�3ja�1�8 41Kr+tage ea"t.. Accc nv int.'Etc. isever of he week at her home here • - k,pat. .— d.Don't 111L9S the copular drama. oft h _. • - _• -- - Miss Alice Stell spent the week- Lumber and Lath c Phone Ras, J38 Office W38 A E. RICHA Ft L r C Nt DU NBAR'f•ON end with Miss Marie Hawkins in Ii Shingles Bttyimg or Soiling Brooklin. • Cr, Shin �+ - GiENi?#lAi IN9liIRANCE Chop of Any Kind The flu is.still, prevalent in our Miss Roxenta Ledgett is'spending - -BlueCoal.:. REAL ESTATE nes.hborhood. a few weeks with Mrs. Williamson OO:vVEY�Ni ING, Poultry and Hog Feeds, Flour' Alberta, Ooal bliss E�e1yn Annie, of Toronto, at bfarkha¢n. Grinding Every,Day s P nt the week-end with.her ar- !There was no Sunday School Domestic Coke An ori eatablNhed agency, ready glue Coal & Wood ents here. or Church on Sunday owing to the- Gt:meat, Limes Plasteg to serve. .Prone, Pick. 6000 Fending and Roofing Material ,St. Pauls, Dgrbar-or; Ifirrch 19th. stormy weather. 4th Sunday, :n Lent. Sunday School The flu has' been Vwtir a W51. lt,E] J► IT at 2 p. m. Evening Prayer at 3 p. community aga4n. Quit- �. ber Agents s"r 1 r12dy 7W i lYl A Yl( m. Preacher at this service, Jtev. are confined to the house.agatt., and Afetu 1o00fizlp 'LIOB14SED AUCTIONEER AND D• ,yg,• � E � R E. G. Robinson. The W. A. meets at the home of. _ — VALUATOR The C. G. 1. T. Group arePres- Mrs. H. Parkin this Wednesdayand Sales coed ed Anywhere entirW a Concert in the United afternoon. A quilt is to be quilted. Coeksbutt Implements Phoae 6r write. Address,81% Dundas jnsura e..e• of All Kinds. - Church on Thursday, Mar. 23rd,at fine Foursquare Class meets this lSeetare �� Before a Street. Hast. 8.15 p. m. The p'rograan will, con- Saturday afternoon and evening at *"q► 'Whitby. Ontario. Beet Rates Available with hist of twu plays, "How the Story Mrs. V. Parkin's. Girls, come pm- Grew" and "The Bishop's Candle- pared to sew. a WILSON B OL2` 1"le2'b�Sh Hospital Beaaritp and Service. - ,��77 sticks". Also readings and musical The Y. F. met at the home of numbers.. Adm. 25 8 1a cents. + D . Govern Licemed _- ._ Address --- aPboee Main Gt. er Stonffville Out. BROUGHAM PICK 516 On Thursday evening last a. verb day evening writh a good .attend- P6oneMark•,2UO pleasant evening was spent at the ance. Owing to tae .il,sencr of Phone mil lame of the White fandly prior to Arch Bell, Mr. Garnet Wsgr and .:Maternity, Medical, and Surgical their taking up residence on the Mrs. Hooker h<,a t,.aatge. ROOP'itvf: ,. SPECTA16 cases taken GARDEN CROPS =erne. south. of Pickering, when �- .Maternity Septi-Room about seventy-five of their friends "`Lena Rivers" to be presented 9-1 Std- worbt. Asphsit Shinrle.s t .,:Will Pay" Profits and neighbors; gathered to expre3� at Pickerin again on the 23rd. !fates for 10 doss-125.75 y.. B au.uu Per sgrs, If 1 ou Use to then their appreciation of what ;lien's Club Auditorium. a-1 H W ht. Ash halt Shingles s Registered Nunes in attendance and — 'y g P ?�hour service green. NATURAL luS I N E R A L they have mear-t to this i otrun- — - �s.6•Ti • , 7lmbulance Servlet sty during their many years of ,re- AL 16 All first quality Toronto Asphss • i' ,Phosphates lots - .,'MRS. E.R. GOOC 25.37 silence s.rrlott>; us, and also to ex- Roofing Co. Shingles, In ; tend best wishes for the future. ET)avid Wirnters has been laid up of 5 sgre. or over. ;l To frcrease Yields and im ravt f with a severe cold. P Quakty Rev. Mr. Howey, at Master o, "1 If you knew you WERE NEXT ..of all crops Ceremonies, arranged and conduct- liiss Minnie Stephenson has .been Prices subject to change wit)toat - .you would bustle in of ter that In- _`.` ed a splendid, program of games spending a few days in Brooklin. notice. -'surance Protection we've been D. N. I�OC•k'W od and songs, which was mach app Mrs. ,Hansford is visiting vi-ith pICKERINO .•. r talking about , reciated by everyone; after which her daughters. here. •v • YOU MAY BE NEXT �Pickering' Mill Mr. Jo1[n Forgie was asked to add- Several from here attended.th� LUMBER YARD T . r li;�RJtiu. ONT: rens the gathering - and in a few, Ladies' Night at the Falcon Inn i Vf/E DELIVER yell chosen words, referred to the last geoid PITONE 340i) _ ex- GEL 1N3U RAMC%E loss we'are 'sustaining in"the rem'- 'fin-siderable trouble has been ex- i Our Motto-Service am Protection PHONE 5317 oval of these f-iends from our , perienced this past week with the Phone Picke9mg 6700 midst, as they had for so many snow on roads. - years faithfully assisted and supp- Frank Puckrin has rented a• 100- NEe 0.a- R: I. CLENDfENING every Y acre farm in Whitby , and is Q y ot-ted eve activity that had for Y i3. SMARTL FUNERAL I}IRECTOR' its aim, the promotion of , the farming it with tractors entirely. CHEMICAL - _ e community's welfare, and. asked .The Club meets next Monday ev Modern Steel' Bed Private Ambul'aoet, them to accept on behalf of their ening in the schoolhouse, having FQOD friend, and neighbors, small tok- �een postponed on account of the ..Day said Night Service g _ VITAMIN t0 MINERAL TONIC Beautifully finished in walnut ens of remembrance that might in roads, Phone 9000 Little things grain enamel effect some small way express our app- rigs often upset govern Malvern 5(Nl0 menta.. The Radio License and ind- To aid in tke: C Bach $10,75 reeiation and esteem for each of Prevention of Nutritional Aisaem+ Dirs. Chas. An- Real attitude of the public ser- t Real comfort in a Wttress. Markham, • Ont. them Mrs. Gourkie,nis and ;firs. Mitcl1811 resl ectively, vice may loom large on the hust- is with hundreds of coil springs. s Prevention of ' Rickets, Dental, a presented Mrs. Wli to Sr. with a � These are •to�P ed with layer V beautiful sweater and bmgch. Mr. The local Women's Institute met' Caries, and Tetany of Vitam+ felt and upholstered in special Yes, rPTe Have and b1rs., lasing White with a beaut at the home of Clarence and Mrs. in D, deficiency. ; Damask tick ing„$17••9`0, iful clock and Air. Frank White Bry.tnt's' last week and although Prevention of Iodine deficiency, .• fel clock also. inil number :�i�!e -resent, 131d!dinX of Resistitace Modern high riser, steel bee!- Chas• anis, as well as many oth- they lan'i a good meeting. Mrs. R. A delicious food supplement • springs, cable wire with small troughs,o)'S'o'er Sltc a,mica er friends present, also tea.ified to 'P. Winters was in the chair. W, H. Westne sold a hi h containing quastities of Vita . helicalsat each end. •-$7.75. the high esteem in which r.ur good Y g ,,;• grit, brooder, 5tcve and friends are held in this conunun-• pedigreed Holstein,bull to Mr. A. mins and Minerals frequently 'Walnut finished dresser is furl2ace. L)ES In all 517.83. icy. Mr. F`ra»k White, as well a� Tay'-or of Cherryw�ood and F: M. lacking in ordinary diets y, mateb...$22.50. p l tlr:"1n-ng• White replied in aver' Chapman sold a son of his Silver Sluall dose—Easy to take Also all hardware pitreas- able manner, stating • -that they Medal heifer this week. Both these S -r Aidan Afstbnlanee, Day sfr i;iRh• Would ah,�ys cherish very fond herds are producing high-class an• onahla rices. imals. 24 day treatment, $1;1� PhwFe.1500 p merinries of thair'long as.sdeiations with all their ell friei-ds and Won. Bell who had a successful 72 day treatment, $2.45 Repair work done promptly thanked their friends for their sale last week was born near Aird- ` C A STERRITT ALVIN B S�IBY "may lia'dn^yes and also for the ley and married an Audley girl, JONEJ TH • • remen-rhrance% jiLst 'received. Tie Miss Orvis. They have lived near E NEWS Funeral, Dir etor Hardware TinsmitKERING h. ladies *hen served a dtirty 1 .:eh here all their lives annul Clave been The Resa,ll DrnQL a and a plcasart evening`wawa l+roul*',t -highly resgected by all. We are ++ 4 ,Furniture Dealer p?CI£1+.j�I;tlt�l to a close 'by sin n Auld Lar hhhhad i sorry to know that e as an- Phone Pick. 68 L,.. 81 " I a. Syne”. different health lately. `i' ' 'T V,500 ' C:4^ pg '..:..'-a k' CSA- 4'^�. f•, .. _ t vention is to be held, and Cm stop- �W Ping there too.,, DO THIS Orange Pekoe "All right, Mrs. Jones." Judy O I n t e r s S ► made • mental note. "But I'm -—� - -- sure we won't have 'to bother youpp Judy turned from the 70 RELIEVE FAIN AND r grandmother stood in �O 1��1en DISCOMFORT11'1 A C0� ,,,,• window he gr �...� . the door. She was tall anwagg d Readers Follow Simple Method Belowand her iron-grey head wagged e with impatience. Takes only a F w Minutes Who P Q r "So Mamma Jones has turned "Aspin!"is Used her angel child over to you to 1E coddle for a week.' I hope he at ST. PATRICK'S DAY leagt knows how to get his clothes When Even Cake, Will Be L to ase pain ants .. 171 to on without help." Wearin' & The Green "Now, Gram,"" Judy said Booth- , favor take and sedate , ��By KATHARINE 'BAKER � fever take 2"Asplrta" • ingly. "Marlie isn't a nitwit, even Tablets-drink a if his mother does seem to give If you've the tiniest drop of , glass of water. that impression. I'm sure he'll Irish blood in you, you'll be want- l+- Re sat In Z T get through the week without ing to observe the day that is > ' wearing us out. sacred'to St. Patrick. Sure and �"�1/ "Us!" the grandmother sniffed. it's. an easy thing to do whether "Don't include me on, his nursing you give a large party or just ky ,hMA SIOUX SCAILWARY staff. Ee can starve for sII I have the usual family dinner. For L It threat is raw from i care. The big ninny.."' the latter, your favorite butter colo, crush and dls- CHAPTER I thing I've forgotten to tell you, "He isn't a ninny," Judy de- -r-cake with white icing can be de- sake 3"Aspirin"Tab Marlborough Jones stood in Junior. bh, yes, the hot-water bag fended her neighbour. "Not real- corated with a shamrock of green Nis In +h Ossa of ` is hanging on the door of your ly. He can't help it if his mother coconut. To tint the coconut, wast ' • ' Pros. front of the radio doing his morn- closet. And do watch very care- fusses over him like an old mo- sprinkle "southern style" ecceing setting up exercises. No one fully what you eat, won't you?" ther hen." nut on white paper. Dilute a tiny watching him would have said his ' "If he had an ounce of red bit of. vegetable coloring (paste, 'heart was in his work. 'But his Yes, mother. He p ed up „ Eases Pain and Discomfort and Mother, bustling in' from the kit- the suitcase.- blood, he d stand right up to her. powder, tablet, or liquid) in a "If it's too heavy we'll both D1rs. Miller yanked the vacuum small amount of water, pour over Sore Throat Actompanpiog Colds then where.she had been pressing cleaner out of the closet with a s dress, paused to remark worried- carry it. coconut, and rub evenly through "I can carry it with one finger." Vigor that belied her sixty-five coconut. But if you're entertain• The simple way pictured above ly' "You do look big and strong. years. ing, make these Tara Chocolate often brings amazingly fast relief ' "Marlborough, d•)n't overdo it_ Her son Ralph Ipoked up from Squares to delight our guests and from discomfort and sore throat now. Exercise is all right, but it Junior. Just like your poor fa- ' 4 g y reason anti diedbeforelisten was honour the good Saint. accompanying colds• his newspaper-to remark mildly: must be taken light''-y. You don't "Oh, now Mother, Marlie isn't a Try it Then -see your doctor. He want to get an athletic heart. TARA CHOCOLATE SQUARES babl will tell you to continue forty. That should be a serious bad sort. It would be a fine thing P� yy so Easy now, dear." lesson to.you, dear." if more of the young men in Lee- 2 1:'3 cups sifted cake flour with "As " because it acts d. Okay, Mom.. Matlborougb ., brook would walk in his foot steps. .2 1s teaspoons double-actino fast to reheve discomforts of a cold. {` promply gave it up and sat down "Well, he got pneumonia And to reduce fever. I know. ' But dont forget. I He's going to be a good solid citi- baking powder This simple way, backed b scien- In the big easy chair. zen." ?1 teaspoon salt P Y. Y Mamma Jones shook her head. told him not to go out without his _ tific authority,has largely supplanted "No doubt," Gram agreed. ?i teaspoon soda in `� . . "You're a dear boy, Junior, and scarf and rubbers and he never the use of strong Perhaps m easing y Then added sourly,"frons the neck ' 2.'3 cup butter. or other short- cold symptmms. Perhaps the easiest. s great comfort to your mother. would wear them. In the Ole lie ening ` . most effective way yet discovered. But don't you think we'd better of cases ti's the small people. like UP- laughed. "Poor Marlie. 1'.i, cups, sugar aay 'All right, Mother,' next myself who are hardy. Don't let .• _ _ a big frame give "you the im res- his ears must be burning at all the 1.egg. unbeaten time?" g g y P s, D8111S11d and �t sten you can defy the laws•of na- -nice compliments you're paying egg yolks, unbeaten Jdnior smiled good-naturedly. tare and common sense. Maribor- him, Gram." 3 squares unsweetened cho- "ASPIRIN" "Sere, I guess I'm just.s rough- Ralph Miller laid dawn his.pa- colate, rtlelted neck, mother." ough. You are just the typed that P goes out like a light if he gets per and got up. ?�a cup milk Tax�e- "Don't say that about yourself g g "An young man of eighteen 1 teaspoon vanilla - - even in jest," Mrs. Jones reproved alar. Of course I don't mean to y y g g • P +. - who Lives the decent, self-respect- 1!3 cup boiling .water him seriously.• "You are the most alarm h,yI'm not worried." Marlie ing life Marlie does, deserves the Sift flour once, measure, add perfect gentleman in this town, had heard the same thing too commendation and respect of the baking powder, salt, and soda, and Marlie, and I don't care who hears . many dozens of times to be int- community. I suppose if he Chas- sift together three times. Cream ;- me say it. What other mother do Pressed. "But I'll be careful and ed around with, girls and drank butter thoroughly, add sugar, you know who could to away for do everything .1 always do, while and caroused all night and threw gradually, and cream together un- is week and trust her eighteen. you're away. You just relax, Mo- away the money his father left til light and fluffy. Add egg and _ ,year-old son alone -in the house they, and have &`nice vacation." him, he'd be all right with you, egg yolks, one at a time, beating f land just KNOW he is obeying her "If you were only going along, Mother." well after each. Add chocolate every wish .as though she were "Vastly improved," ram snap- - dear. hiss. Jones sounded as C+di and blend. Add flour, alternately •there?'.' though she was going to cry hard nod. "It'd show he ha some red with milk, a small amount at a "Dost Be Too Sure" before she got as far as the ata- corpuscles." "But, Mother," Marlborough re-, time. beating after each addition g tion. 'You know 1 won't enjoy "Why, Grandmother!" Judy was minded her, !'You've never left - shocked. "You wouldn't want a until smooth. Add vanilla, en _myself_away from you.!' ... _ ---- ..add. boiling water.-heating .quickly Me alone before' D°ir't-bg t°° Marlie felt so for her, but young boy Ince 'SIarlie to go out sorry and thoroughly. Bake in greased _sure. When the old cats away, and snake a tramp out of himself. pan, 12x8x2 inches. in moderate the mice play. he knew if he showed it the stern+ would break, so be walked out to You're just talking." oven (325 deg. F.) 50 minutes, or Mrs. Jones•patted him affection- "There's a heap difference lie- the car with the suitcase, saying, until done. Spread Pistachid :!once. ou ately, tween making a tramp out of y "Don't• tease qnr mother now, nothing. Cream Frosting on top and sides y yourself as you choose to call it, 1. Marlborough, You might get me Mrs: Jones bustled to the fence. of cake. Cut in 2_inch.•squares. sweeten your and called softly. "Yoo,_hool and getting-sliitle-fun out of lite- -JiIikes squares. all worried. Then I'm sure I ,,,_. _--- - You're young only once. I wish I morning Cereal . ' e a pro- Judy raised the dining-room had my life to live over again!" PISTACHIO CREAM FROSTING per speech at tht convention. Dear window, and she was near enough `.'Mother," Ralph Miller said Z egg whites, unbeaten with BEE HIVE me, I must hurry'. , The train is -to reach out and shake hands with firmly, "That's no. way t, talk be- I` cups sifted confectioners' - due in an hour. Come up and help fore a young girl. But thank good- sugar. Syrup youvil -me close my bag, darht,g.". Marlborough's mother. ," - nets., Jud won't take your seri- - Oh, you're going, 141st. Jones. w Y Dash of salt know how Marlie rose and stifled a yawn. she said in her ladylike little ously!" ; tablespoons light cream :His mother bustled ahead of•him, P .y "Don't Trust Grandmi' (abort) cod cereal voice. I hope 'you have a lovely' kalking over her shoulder. time," "No, I'm afraid not," Cram a to 1/2 teaspoon almond extract g "Remember now, Marlborough, "Thank you, Judy:" Mrs. Jones sighed. "I think she and Marl, or pistachio. flavoring. � can tastes not to go to bed without your tep- smiled back at her, thea lowered borough are about the Fame ,type. Green coloring .ld bath, but don't get it too warm. her.voice. ,But I'm just woriied It's about time Judy snapped out - Combine egg whites, about th 1' -` It's weakeningand hard on the + or it and got herself some beaus of su ar, and salt and beat well. " terribly about Marlborough. Hes g, - nervous system. And },lease be neer been alone before. Protiti;e and started having.her flirlgf too. Add remaining sugar, alternately 1 ! / ". .very sure the water in the lake is You've got her bulldozed just like w kh cream, until of"right consist- warm enough if.you go in swim- you'll keep an eye on him for me, g g dear." Mrs. Jones has Marlie_. Working ency. to spread. Beat after each f ming• -Don't go in after a big "I'll do what I can;' Judy said. day and night slinging sodas! No ;ad'iiition' u M�� meal or you might get cramp., decent clothes w ing thhn add colouring Cheek Up Qn Him . -Dear me, I am going to worry tenant. about you, iambic, You've alar •� a` ` `" 1 r, . grad uaHc to give .a delicate tint. - - - That's not true. Judy is a l!al'es enough frosting to cover had your tTraTt-ter-ado everything himself to full of cold ,food and g lady, that's all. .If she . prefers top ar.il sides of 1°tRs° inch cake. -••'� for ou.' How are you cin to get his stomach upset, Judy. I'm i �F you are nervous,' - y y going learning the drug store business .,. afraid he just wont bother to go - wt•ak or" have , manage. ' to.' wasting her time running "1 car, remElnber," Afarlie gave ,to the restaurant and eat a proper a headaches or backI low ,. dinner, as i'ce told him to. You -around•with a wild bunch of young (� t her a reassuring at. It isn't t people throwing her life.away-" - Now Women aches, to a Dr M know how boys.are.' Pierces Fat•ortte : as thougl- I hadn't done the same �, ., Jud' broke in, amused•. ° things every day for' ei hteen Not Marlie, .,Judy smiled. fie Y p Prescri tion It g will be all right. But I'll check "Gracious! Stop it. You two. In Ther 40 S tones the' , female < years.' They're habit now, moth'- four train is due in fifteen min- organs, 'calms lite c.d. I'd just do them automatic- up on,him. Don't you �t;orry" Can Attract Men "And I do so hate to trouble uses, Father." nldon a improves nu• elly. like a robot. --- tritloa dna so stn•n;:hena cou. \fes•L M. Stott Okay. l:i.tter,..' Ralph forte; Mrs. Jones had to stand on ti y6u, Judy. But if you could run Ae.re•s good advice for a woman during-her (photo shovel,of.A Brock St.,Brantford.Ont.. A shrugged and smiled at his daug�t- toe to kiss her only offspring.. She in every day and make his be.d and chaagr tusuaily from 39 to 521, who tears .nq.: i M'83 eo awfully arnous that ever vi:a P k . ,. ter. I guess I'll have to ask you vkhe'll lose her.appeal to men, who *ornea upset bnd•irritated me. I felt weak, dragg, 1: did SO, tCar2U11y• — dust around a litt,C big. about hot flashes, loss of pep,dizzy spells, yora•out and eftrn had such miserable hcedachn '\ "Tl;at'll be no trouble at all, to keep' an f5'e Ott. }'Out' grand- apse: nerves and moody spglls. - I could cry. Aftcr wing Dr.Pierce's Favorite Pre= _ "I know, my precious. But I'm , mother, right along with �"larlie Just get more fresh air,8 hes.sleep and if � nrriPtion a short while, my appetite improsed, going to ask Judy to run in every Mrs. Jones. It•ll just"take a few you need a reliable"WONT aN'S"tonic take .I was stronger, .•asn't so nervous, end became niinute�. I'll be �:etti glad to." Jones. I'm afraid• she c•an't be y dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,' rias and straighten up a little bit y g p eturav and robu•:. I fro bct:er is every way:' i :'I'Uste.d." made especially j�,r tnomen. It helps Nature Bu. it in ligt.:! nr tablets st your drug atom ' <or you make your bed and dust. The older woman's eyes filed ge, ontinucd) build up physical resistance,thus hetes gave — with mo"isture. (T" more vivacity to enjoy life and assist calm d. - 1'm sure she'd be glad oto d0 it." 4ngjitterynervesandthosedisturbingsymp. - Marl e showed-his first sign of "I knew you would, dear, and - reins that often accompany change of life. '4khpproval, bless you. I feel so much better :4t•ork• ha. beer -speeded up on rinkham'. is WELI. NNORTIi trying. '101 .'�"`! "Oh, now, Alother, don't bother having you here to look after Holhand's $J,000,000 "Verset' JLd >. I can do it myself. I'll be :Marlborough. If anything hap- Tunnel," which is to connect,•Rot• -- alti' right." pens, heaven forbid!-You can terdam with the big docks and air• IDEAS n �' A S "Well, Judy can come over and reach .me at the Tilson Hotel in port do the,left bank of the River 1 D ,, o u r Cleveland. That's where the con- Meuse. _ � sort of inspect for you then.. '— Child,You've never made a bed' in, ADVERTISEMENTS, '� ,.' Child �_h 1_� life Junior." She smiled _ y ' '• modern liv- with .affectionate amusement. "I'd Ws age ing. They bring you today's just like to set the house after BOOK tiI:WS about the food you eatou'd taken care of it for a week!" and the clothes you, wear, the tl)oe't leg conadpad0 s P wd happyCARDsmile a e Steve 3 e Powders. the From. long force of habit, Atari- stores you visit and the home mild, seatle la:au.e specially made-fat �3 you live in. Factories every- babies and sro children. For ote :borough lot the matter drop, �•� 16 PAGirS IN FULL COLOR an inward sigh. But he didn't like ' where are turning out new and than loo yearn Mos�aa eve here have You•Il find all at the important new intro'. interesting products. arnsteIR im-- tokeepthlldrenhealtlr �A� t t' g fully resular from in- to caro loess. to have Judy Miller coming in and " -ems or flowers as well g alt standard varieties 0 And the place to find out FREE Sample and Booklet � ' M cif flowers and vegetables, in this beauti- -cleaning up the 'house for him ;;� t roily printed 80-page GARDEN BOOK. about these new things is right when she had to work in her fa- Misny collections offered at special prices };ere in this newspaper. Its col- "Hints to tethers" write Joha C61- vin save you money. 'Send for your copy Steedman Bc Co., Dept. I!1, 4a-' St '-.ther's drug store all day and ev- s „�' tnaay—there's no charge and no obllga- unins are filled with important a' tion. The finest book of its ktnd.affcred I cc Gabriel .St., Montreal. R8N ° ening. She had enough to .do. n•e. saes Which you should Relax and Enjoy Yourself n Canada this sear! read. " `Marlie sat on the suitcase and / EDWARD WEBB & SONS, (•d• d the lock. hiss. I DEPT. K. ��.Ls;. 1 hjs mother snapped + ?vast ' •- 4ones put on her hat,`a worried (CANADA) LTM. ( see No. 11•-x.39 -,rw,,rr,- POWDERS �rmWA between her eyes. 145 King Street East, Toronto ` r�,r�.,eb.dookkBE�•.ai. facb0er�aaa Al just hops there isn't soma- -" • �' ��•,may.• - x : 1 y - - -' - that 2:3 per cent, of the people era to furnish protection for their name. The statuette laeks a face. who undergo tests for drivers'News li- From this one might suppose that e properties. When it is known that Nf a7 censes in the province are turned � [ IICE OF these companies now carry a to- the artists of prehistoric times 1g- :r 4 down .by -the eaaminei, for reqs, V tal of $52,000,000 business in On- pored or minimized the physio Parade ons of t bilit to u erase the tario, their o ulirit with people vehicle .ucc ully, physical han- r 1HE PRESS living in rural districts may be ap- nPmy in portraying their Idea of a —By kllzahell) Eedy — dicaps, criminal"offenses involving preciated. — Brock�dlle Recorder autifui woman. More probably, motor vehicles, mental incompet- WANTED—MORE PEOPLE and Times. however, some superstition pre- a erceEverybody talks about solution, vented carving of the features. . NEAR EXPLOSION POINT: The Evbn today some'primitive peoples Now the Ontario !Motor League of the railway problem, but ever luternationally famous woman y P y- « . » believe that an .evil spell can be propose., that all motorists pass body avoids the, discussion of the "Miss cast through the image o1 a per- , journalist Paula LeCler who hasEuropa- y eyesight tests before being-allow most obvious one• morepopulation just returned from a taco-month ' son's face. -tour of England, France, Poland, ed to drive. —Toronto Saturday Kight, Of 28,062 B.C. Lithuania and the Baltic States 0-0 RUMOR DEPARTMENT lays that.a war crisis more intense (no. to EEAVERS, BEWARE! Thirty thousand years before the ''l than that be depended on, of It It is y AC H'N G preceding the;klunich It is evident that, given areal first Maas Bez}uty Contest entrant •, „ _ whispered' that instead of a long chance beaver will soon have so peace will break over 'Europe donned a bathing suit Cro-Magnon • parliamentary session isatin well g this month or early in April. Only. P K multiplied in the province that a cave men in France developed their m u th n into the middle of; e smer, COLDS : a miracle, she claims, will prevent oprofitable trapping industry will own ideas. of what constituted the - the outbreak of actual hostilities House of Commons proceedings again be possible—Sault Star. ideal of feminine beauty and im• } this time. at Ottawa may be cut short soon mortalized their choice .. etatu• Relieve Their DISTRESS -' after the visit of the King and EVER TRY THIS? Illi Ealy,Quirt Wayl ^: An interesting observation: 'Po- Queen, and an early election call- ettes carved in ivory from the tusks ,�- land holds the balance of power * We often wonder if those peo-, of the huge early elephants called Don't take chances. Rub on sooty is this delicate' European situa- ed, probably for September, pie who talk about our three thou- P mammoths. int', warming Mupterole. Relief tion. Lying as it does between sand miles of unprotected frontier Miss Europa 'of the year 28,062 quickly follows. two great dictatorships. Poland have ever. tried to argue with a. B.C. (or thereabouts) is in conse- Muaterole gets such fine results baa made it clear that while it Blamed For Breath customs officer.—Hamilton Specta- because its NOT just a salve.Its a T9 quence now represented in an ex- "counter-Irritant"—easing,w�_ 5 wishes to be neutral, it' will fight - Al!�othe�• Il tor, Whit in the hall of the Stone Age mg stimuiatl1'aagg and pen any power that toucZles an inch at the Field Museum of Natural helpful in to. relieving local con- of its territory." EIGHT PER CENT INDIGENT History, 'in Chicago. She is built gestion and pam• Al o'-o Sarnia Citizen Asleep In Church - In December 871,000 persons on different lines from those fav Used by millions for 80 years THE NEW POPE: A triumpb,for Meeting Is Looked At As- were receiving relief-in Canada. Dred as today's beauty contest win- Recommended by many doctors and the democracies it is that Eugenio- TWat is-about eight nurses. Made 4n Canada, in three i. g kance B C $ per cent of _gt Regular Strength Chl�- 5 '• Cardinal Paceili has been chosen y ongregation Who the-population, a large proportion Tera. Lacking A Face strengths: xtra r as the new pope Pius .lII over the . Smell,Liquor, in a country of great resources. "One of the most famous of these Approved by), Good Housekeeping protests of Fascist powers in Eu- Sault Ste, Marie Star. statuettes," according to Dr. Henry Bureau,All druggists,40�each, r ': rope. Official German met the Rumor has It that one of Sarnia's Germany most � - '" Field, the museur�e's curator of phy- announcement of his election in .,pectable citizens is being ,GREATER OPPORTUNITY' steal anthropology, "is known as aniky silence. (As Papal Secre- slandered these days. It all hap• The old narrow trails where two the Venus of t e,;pugue. The orig- tart'. of State Cardinal Patelli paned because the respectable esti- cars could barely pass without col- anal, now in a French museum, was had been solid! behind Poe Pius zeu had been working late at night g, y happily found in 1922 by.Dr. Rene de.Saint- y P lidin notes a cynic, are ha it SI in his denunciation of Nazi ac- and was so tired that he fell asleep being replaced by splendid wide Perler near the little city from s•�++►" • s•e<sre o ,M tivities against the Catholic at a church meeting. highways on which six or eight saw "°'•- 'tsarre He (the res g which the statuette derives its y• Church). respectable citizen) went ears can collide at the same time. Now, under the leadership of to the church meeting one night —.Kitchener Record. the relatively young and virile last week and sat down in one of Pius %II it seems that the Church the rear seats. Another man. -a LOST ITS CHIEF ASSET In about to abandon its policy of m-tuber of the same church, came About 60 MORE CIGARETTES p y is and seated himself beside the yeas ago, a 50-acre - more or less passive resistance farm in an Ontario township was and launch a major push all along sleeper.- The trouble was that the, sold for $2,200; last week it was f O R YOUR MONEY the ecclesiastical front. second man had been drinLing — sold for $625. The explanation and had sense enough not to show iies partly to the fact that I t waso—o RURAL HYDRO:- The statement it• once all hardwood, while today it A that Hon. W. L. Houck, rice- But he did smell of alcol'tol. And is stripped of bulb.—St. Marys . chairman of the Hydro-Electric , the combination of the odor and Journal Argus, Power Commission of Ontario, re- the sleeping fbrm of the respect- FARM INSURANCE - gently made about the extension able citizen was enough to set Attorney-General Conant has M Y of Hydro services in Ontario hav- tongues wagging. been pointing out that if it were PAI ho reached the saturation Women gassed by with scornful g point ins for the farmers' mutual fire didn't strike us as being quite looks and muttered re :kes. One insurance companies, which offer of them stopped and spoke to the /�. -,. . . • pond. We thought of all the much-reduced rates; it would be (r;� rarm houses and buildings we .plan who had been drinking. g almost impossible for many farm- knew of which are still lighted by "'Isn't it disgusting"" she said fa PACKNGE kerosene lamps and lanterns. dignantlyr' "1 church of all The Owen Sound Sun-Times, Places!" So'tongues ar,- wagging in Sarnia • also In 2S°Thu The Stratford Beacon=Herald .andKnows Nothing About It .'!ze3a days; un known to tr- man - The Windsor Daily Star have taken The man Aho had been drinking who fell aster- He,' respectable . Mr. Houck up.on it, we are glad never so much as smiled. He turn- citizen, knows nathinT,of the incl- E�CTRA MILD ,�t-t3 TIN SSc Ao report, It is pointed out that -'- his head when he answered the dent other than that he dozed off -there are plenty of areas m in rural may' and agreed that .the trbOle for a moent .or t_wo at a church _ ` _ -__Ontario not yet completely ser: thIr4 was shameful. meeting. -- - -L FE'S LIKE THAT _ ' .;By Fred Neher - Tked by Hydra,'' there are many _ !districts untapped,'or just touch•. rets►tyt � . ed. by power line developments. U.S. Flier Crashes Into Barn Near Parkhill, Ont. The Wi$dsor Star suggests that Mr. Houck go up and take a look. around the farms ' in--Dufferin, - - ' Wellington, Grey, Simcoe, Bruce l -':•' - - and Huron counties. In conciu- awns "There are thousands o! In e�& __ as /' tario Farmers who still.want -them and the can s for it." o s - _. dro if it >d made arailabie to ' i � REJECTED DRIVERS: The De- .apartment of Highways informs us Lucknow Man Grows Lemons And Oranges �. ,�. ►' :•f - . A greenhouse. at Lucknow, ` A.�t� � \` � � • Ont., has a lemon tree• which has one lemon on it measuring , .� ' about twelve inches In circum. Terence. There ai•e three or four smaller size lemons on this hot• house tree. It is in a p9t and g ,- is less than three feet high. An - orange tree is also r w • producing small oranges this year, one has matured and ripened. ' Another Lieut. L. A. Cowles, of the U.S. Army Air Corps, was instantly killed. curio is s fig tree that bore trait when his Seversky pursuit plane crashed into a barn near Parkhill, Ont., but It dropped off before ripen- killing two horses, a cow and 70 chickens. Lieut. Cowles is thought tos.�..i Ing. _ `have becorrA�e lost in a dense fog and crashed when his gasoline supply ,a,by r became exhausted. s. "Have a ciar, Mnt g , oy—we ve got a new daddy up at our house to-say." WONDERLAND OF OZ - By L. Frank Baum ONfeVMw iM, Noma t.••d• W76 •� • �� lw l90 S}k rI , tr ! + C7APTIONS for WONDERlaad of OZ—STU "Oh, thank you very much," said the They had been traveling but a short time Su arl-nutr t' drd ,ry m�.r rhut .u:n, tr cy Kangaroo, when they saw.-through the windows of the houses, Without mittens," said the Kangaroo. ,Jig?" "Yes," replied Dorothy, "bow far spied a group of very pretty houses;stand. people moving around, while others were o,naease" said Dorothy. I never beard 1s it?" ."Rat a little ways,!' said the ing in a green field a short distance ahead Dassing to and fro in the Wards between y. of it Kangaroo that wore mittens. never," Kangaroo, but you'd better go quietly of them. Beautiful trees surrounded these the oulidlrigo. They seemed much like rlpeated the girl. 'Where do you live?" when you get close to it." "Why?" askerb houses and our friends could see nothing other people from the d1stanre, and ap. 'Over there," was the answer, "but I the Wizard, curiously. "If I told you, it out of the ordinary in the scene. So• fol- parentiy they did not notice the little. • � Can't to home without my mittens." In wbuld spoil the–fun;°t–eaii–t;a 1�a»g�roo� lowing .tbe Kangaroo's advice, they got Darty of our friends. They had almost s• The meantime the Wizard and Uncle Henry "But go qufetiy Just the same," and with o'ut of the wagon an-d-entered the field, reach«d the nearest notice when Torn saw l pproached the Yanilaroo. 'Here,"be said, these words the Kangaroo hopped away, and very cautlously approached the group a hutrerfty (lit to front of him nose and he :Are some mittens for you. The Wizard while the others proeeeded on their }our- of houses. "Be very quiet," whispered the harked ImrAiy ar it. rnaanrly a natter YOt1nd them." aq. Wizard. - wns hen rd from ihc� house and ynrde. - .run' A r - 9 _ . • M n . - e .•,..- x i. ' lo. S. Morrish, 70.9.5. A. Mitchell, . LESLIE SMITH 63.M. A. WSlltiltlson, 9.80. Agg BROCK L:. .E.C�'N�='/LL �.:.. 3�8. 3s.7o. W• Headley, 6.00. C. :- THEATRE . _ . 1 FL'NBRAG-pIRH0WR AND Bott, 6.00.: A. E. Weldon, 14.90. - iL7si pw 7�: 4L50 Paid is A&M110 - Bread 2.60. Martin Bakery, _,.Expert _ZMBALMBR CanSubEerlpoaE to toe Gaited States 3. Weston Bread, 6.20. Eaton Co., 7CT23=T33Y Aucceesor_to W.J. Mather, oad OL 114dak f2.00 is Wvaw& 5-4.00• North York, 52.39. Scar- Radio Service Bto If1'�ille born, 30. 80. City of Toronte, 18.18. THliRS JOHN iMUR•KAR, Proadeto rDAY FRIUt+Y&SATURDAY D 1 XIE ROAD '�• Night and Day Service *. Storey, 9.50. E. Woodward, 13• Iv1ARCH 16 17 and 1K t .40. D. Gannon, 5.38. R. Dlowbray, 1 mile worth of Dunbarton 45 Bueinees Phones .ResidencePhoneone Chas. Cooper, 16.32. Albert S _ 93U1 F- e,' p - �'wo _ orvs at 7 and 9Accounts paid by Towng.Ap 14.50. W'm. Sadler, 5.00. Wm- Sat. Matinee at 1.30 - Council at the last meeting.. , 9.80. - ! - - BOB BURNS `} By Roads and Bridges.•- { In'Memoriam IN . 'Expert : D. McCullough, bonus on wire : fence, 15. C. Cooper, acct. 65,05. L. CALV"EP.T — In loving riemory of «The •Arkansas RADIO Wilson, gas, 2G.00. F. Gostick, team cur den* Mosher, who passed a 1.00. G. Wsgg, breaadng roads 3. way bEarch `L].st, 1935. Traveller" REPAIRS PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN A. Lee, ditty,, 213.25, A. Bushby, Dear :Mother you are not forgotten, Full equipped for reliable acct, 4.05. J. Baxter, breaking Though on earth you are no here, With YTHAT FRAYS THE TEMPER roads; 5.00. H. Kacl can , ad.t., Still in menwry you .are with u=, service AND NERVES. I T MAY 8 E � > y TE I 7.00. As you always were before. - - :- Sadly missed by.her loving dau BEi;LR Have bought out Fla, F. Cooper's Y : •.; FAY BA IN JOHN LOUD S SY T M • ' �• TUCK. D. ' P�,AKER E N -.. . . IRVIN S.COE3B '- S O YOUR By centingencles.— titer Beatrice and Family. _• N -PARKER WWlUer & Co., sc:pplies, 5.69. R Ill, be is Claremont frequently to l)ssn� ltTeeJk, °Qp' P. D United Church, Brougham. rental ILAiVD SURVEYOR Added ALL NEW EDITION Repair Radios. phone 1518 —_ of hall, 25.00. blonteith & Monteith - OSHAWA, ON'1G ° ':far 1938 audit, 277.00 B. Jamiea & F. J. DONEVAN E. A., B, Se., 0 `The March PAUL WILSON T. iGregg, $4. each for court fee3. L. S. On�11e are the records of sur �f .13ROOKLIN. ON T. Pickering News, stationery, 18.00. veyors Gibson and Tamotd, W ! of Time :Clare a B 16 A. Spears services re S. S. No. 3 King Feet, Oshawa: I�ee I91 . re o • .. —. rook r1l ti p + You and Highway Assessrnenta, and Featuring `THE REFUGEE' 29tfNV JG UO Court fees, 30. Toronto General p ATTENTIONI, Monday, �sAeday & Rednesday}iospital, acct. L3. Toronto St3an F3ABY CHICKS Stencil, license plate, 6.48. H. MARCH 20. 21 and 22 Pugh, postage, 10. l:e�ton, Fell - v - First Show at 7.00 - We do $wng n1 sIt kinds Yc Rosa, acct legal ser4ices, 15.00. Brock Road Gravel [Aar Complere Show at 8,20 " QARPRNTERING, Book you orders. Prices U Rebate on dogs, +2. to Jos. Cowan CEMENTINQ, `Pa�c71s Honeymoon' Quality both right. Discuss' = it LL MBI:�G wA Helen Allen. Wm. Chester, Pit , sal. 60, D. R. Beaton, sal- 125• your Poultry Problems with us Coui>eillors Ruddi and Anris, $4. Crushle�l Pit Run WITH iEQQiP�1r1ENT and each, re Good Roads Con. /^crave _ « - BiNGCR4DQ-BY. FRANCI�KAGAAL Vi represent lamesway 'ff Ur•iN(� ? By Relief Dept. . . . �•i AKLtii FA�IIttUPF, SHfRLEY ROSS Rideau Specialty Co. We+ •0 sell Btantford Raeflog For Supplies and sem ices-- Red ,Sand and Graded ALSO See our Display , Ilix4'riai$,Empire Bathroom do white, 2G.50. F. Buntbig, 34.74. CUSTOM RATUH1NC�r "' ntpmt+Dt, Duro Water E. -o, sones, 2.20. Roy Morrish, Stone �t » '3ystems. Beatty Arizona U l,loil Turkey tf Duck eggs,S3.50 per 100 Stable F niptnent r '95.61. Pickering Dairy. 1.4.37. C. D3livere3 or Lo►dei in Pit - Bradlep, 4.00. Norman wood. 13. VPI,TH Hen Eggs, 52.50 per IGO a' other BAUding Materiel 41. S• 'Chapman, 19..54. W. PHONE: Plant. Pick 1026 Hatched in latest Electric :' ,.E•+timatee Free G. Reid, 4.00. B. Sleighthotme, 5: Toronto office Howard 6471 GEORGE O'BRIEY Worst Guarseteed IDcu r Incubators. ,Secure you . .14HY BOU'Rl'�E& " SON - .,.._ _ �t T D Q 'pace in advanct. :Y;� . e� . PROUSE — UNtONViLLE CHICK HATCHERY one. (No 7 Highway) 1?ti '1507 �•► : Phone Unionville 2920 Residence 3992 P f K R FL I N N 01T A R I O _ Stouffvifle 2620 Mtf 1 - 11A CO _ v.a hr..a,•��•swry.r j0 fladSer,Yjce Expert servicb;" 're- d pairs to all makes.. Reas. -sold btu • onable charges. __Work -. '. - ,guaranteed. A.W.MITCHELL s ARTHUR FIELD • Pickering .,:....y Gtaauate Radio and Television 1wititati i0tit Member Official Radio Service Nlta�• • 11 F Associseit n. / ! . d(I Phone x'201, PICKirEiINp - . �> k ea a vej auted . :: : . . 1,71 SELL YOUR CALVES AT HOME Thrill to the Ac ion - _ Save Time and Money of Buick's Straight-S :,-.We have a buyer at the•farm YOU'RE rcE.csuat eotrNn when you drive a''39 McLaugh. :M ON DA Y, T UES DA Y AND lin.8uick—when you feel the eager,surging power of its taighty Dyna9ash Straight Eight engine. W EDN ESDA Y Through wider-vision windows you have "visibility PIOKG RI NG FARMS unlimited"-a clear view of tiafi'ic. On every. trip, you'll' " THE MOST _ _ LIMITED appreciate the luxurious comfort of your new McLaugh- ,ADVANCED CAR Ise-Buick. The roomy interiors of its Unisteei Fisher • Body! Self-banking Knee-Action! Torque-free Rear-Coil IN THE WORLD _ . PHM9 61 Springing! *DYNAFLASH VALVE-IN•HEAD - McLaughlin-Buick gives you the style-blazing beauty sTRAIGHT•e.ENGINE * TORQUE- - 4be sound engineering—and the fine craftsmanship— GREATER REAR-colt srRINGINO DeSOTO that make it The 2•lost Advanced Car in the World.Right *GREATER VISIEJLITY*TORQUE. & TUBE DRIVE*ROOMIER UNISTEEL —DODGE �- now you can make sure of prompt delivery—a better Boor BY FlstleR * HANDISHIFT. ;trade-in allowance for your old-car—and new freedom TRANSMISSION* CROWN SPRING fi Om winter driving R'OrrICS. Acid it's easy to buy a CLUTCH*T I FTO E• HYDRAULIC ` monthl a payments aRAKES * S11104ANKING KNEE- - cLau hlin-Buick on convenient p y Sales" , _ through the General Motors Instalment Plan AcnoN FRONT-srRINGING : .-Durant D40 Sedan Automobile Supplies "-N : ew & U ices } .y I r+ ALF'S PLACE .(Alfred Mole) 1IOLA RE MONT 4ONTA RDC DONALD MOTOR SALES --� INIMY Phone .',1201 �Auoc.- Dealer---M. Sleep---Pickering _ - -e :nt Inn Cyt . CLAREMONT Xrp. Conner was is the city on The marriage was solemnized on Rir: and Mrs. Harty Found were � Law Motor Saks Monday. Friday evening last in the United the recipients of many eongratuls- !$orry to know Mr. sanderaoa is Joist Faster services are being Church, Claremont, f race Eliz- tOrY assess Chrysler Plymo�t�i not impro in health ra =dl ages end presents on the - t . "'k'B se P Y placsned by our two churches. ' aDeth Tanslinaon, daughter of Dr. 13th of March, this being the fit- .. was expected. _ ase Claremont Fabler School and Mrs. 24. F. Tomlinson, to Rich- an tieth niverary of their wedding dealer --Mr. Nelson WOW left this are holding a St. Patrick's Tea, at and Frank Cooper, son of Mr. and. _ ° ?°►' week for Winnipeg where he will One o! the features of the occasion the schoolhouse, on Friday after- Mrs. Frank Cooper. Rev. R. B. was the table-cloth used, it being GOOD USED CARS attend a Horse-Breeders' Convent- noon, March lith- all who are in- Ferris, of Grimsby-, uncle of the GOOD TIRES a Jon. f the one used at their wedding. All , ' ' terested in the school are cordially bride officiated, against a back- friends join in wishing biro and WILLARD RATTER P►1r. and Mrs. Stanhury entertain- . invited to attend: Come prepared to ground of, ferns and spring Bloss- bins. Found many happy years of .GENZLRAL BLACKS1t�1ITHING ed relatives from Toronto on Sun- tell a real Irish yarn, and enjoy a os. bars. Walter Ward aunt of SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS day. f' Thmarried life to come, x. : i _ pleasant visit. ere' dith will be a s- e groom, played the wedding Give us a trial on allow or a Used Car Mr. David Coates •has been en- fi'he sudden .death took place on • ' play of work done try the pupils. music. The.bride, given in marriage Saturday last of Airs. Mary Joyce; .24 Hours Towing Service +•` i gaged on the dairy farm of Coun- A charge of. 10c. is being made, �y her father, wore a gown of in her 69th ii __ '3 cillor W. Heber Down, on the Lake the year, at the home of Cordon �• 1,aw <' proceeds to be added to the white chiffon over white taffeta Sbero, .l her son,• Mr. Maitland Anderson. i sport equipment fund. and wore her mother's wedding The deceased had been visiting here -Phone 2908 � .. Mr. and Mrs. Langlois, and the Norman 'Wilson and John Nor- veil of white silk net. She carried following a period in hospital, and latter's brother, Stewart Dunning, ton had an exciting and near .at- roses and lily-of-the-valley, ar�d although not in the best of health, 1'IUKERING, ONTARIO of Brampton, were with Mrs. M. at experience, while in charge of wore a dinner ring, the gift of the her death wus not expected. She is Oihandler on Sunday. the County snow plow on Sunday groom' He veil a Mr. and:Mrs. Ted Tomlinson left rranged in a sun-ived by her husband, two dau- NOTICE y night Last. They had came down crown effect, was held in I,:ace ghtere and ons son. The simpath : Northern Ontario this week, from Claremont on the Brock Rd. with a large white gardenia. M.ssof the comantar>vty is extended to The outstanding Belgian Draft ' inhere'Ted goes back to ai former and- when rounding the corner at Virginia White, as brdesmai.d, wa•sthe bereaved Stallions, Tonie Van Hoof and Car- -position with the mines. _\-.�. ;, the two were stricken, and in turquoise Nue chiffon, with lw Brin D'or owned by Broadfield Miss. Ada Found of Toronto, vis- fell uncorwdou,a, the result of gas flower Hat in matching shade and S ! r .g tock Farm, w 1 stared at thein 3ted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fouad on fumes getting'up into the cab, as she carried roses. Charles -Cooper, hours stable, Baseline and Picker- Sundsy, britsging.a bouquet of ros a result of a broken exhatist pipe. brother of the groom, was beat Massey- Harris mg Bach Road, for the season of 4es and daffodils for their wedding One. recove:-ed: sufficiently - to get mat, and the ushers were: Stamiey Y939, anniversary. over to. the garage and arouse Linton and Alfred Mole. A recept- All stud service fees now due are Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pilkey rec- Bruce Fritos^, who called Dr. Tcm- t t Farm ion '.vas heal 'a the home of the A to be paid to the Whitiby Bratrrh - aired a surprise on Friday evening pip, who in turn gave inAruct- bride's parents, the bride's mother of the Can. Barak of Commerce. ng geor toe, IMP eno e�t� warch 10th, when some of their ions. They have both recovered'and receiving in navy blase friends and neighbors gathered to - g are now bac:: on the job, but it �� matching accesaor:es, and cor.- ** �� +'� • ' . , help theta celebrate ' Mr. Pillcey's vpould appear that only a fe�v min- sage af. Johannah Hill Roses. The �,a,p],g, i� �n�t 0 r hey utas longer in that cab wtould here groom's mother was in navy crepe Sales and Service /s� , ; Mr. and bars. Stanley Johnson of been a much more serious roatter. with touc-,eg of white and corsage - �nBi� B C�', Vis; - MBridt=4 have rented Mrs. Lyrnan The large amount of snow that of roses. The happy couple left. a W PJAlFANRBIA 1*,I . �, '•i`! •Pilkey's residence, which is'being is 1 over the � y' lying ground probably for the south, the bride travelli vacated b7 Mr- and Mrs. 6eorae accounts for the fact thit there is its a szn8rt tnrqutiae blue snit with ---i SMPs farJit d Richardson. Mr. Johnson Ss emp- very little frost in the ground here. accessories, in "spectator hit" Er' R )•map *ed at tia Mehayre plsurt. It will also lessen the spring flood Tltey will reside lit Water6rd. #lairlrera henries an TYr� Menace. '+ 1f11aiails. Siiw els. - - - - •----- � AaOoebile� alAl - il►rlh of !'tram The above is a cut of our new BO�� QWB Grain and Fertilizer Drill we have one in stock for your *111TM ONTARM s` - inspection. Call and see us. JOHN D. GILLMAN ELECTRIC The- P ublie is Cho' osing gR©UGH�M, 0NT. 23 IIENCERS `q Whlteval�i � R Y the Greatest Value s PLB —saoontoaL General Agency Heals Live Stock Safely with one wtre ' MoCBRMICY-DE'E•RING .Six Years Use N DEALER have proved tbeir`worth on 1009 , 000 farms in U.S.A. The 201t ALSO century way to bold live 4foek 13;. FLEtrRT& TUDHOPE ANDERSON guaranteed units as low as S20 MACHINERY do REPAIRS -- - Steel Wagon Wtreels. Pedlar Roof- For full particulars write in=. Frost or Lundy Fara Goodyear Tires F 4RI ELECTRIC �esl. Indian Gasoline and Oils 183 King, East. Toronto. of C. T. C.,AUTO PARTS HOWARD 11 aLitNER. r. +GENERAL HARDW ARB ..Whitev.�ie , .Cataria. V Frank Wright -,At Claremont W91T&V A LZ ONT. _ -- Ernest C. Fetzer '� z. Fertllators ise —Money i sr� y required Q�ei P"t Mortga`es. AID xNEt-R 10M Campare AU Prices and You, too,wilt decide that Special Redactions while they 39 LAWY�B � 4- j 1,0Rl'NE G SYS ;i6da"t "CHEVROLET'S . f. � o 1 Model B - -- o'ee M set. o C Irl LET H RI o•ti' EVRO S THE CHOICEau. • N,•a• ,�tl genas��,je• AS LAWRENCE AVE. EAST c Only 13 run for M:H. drills, Re too• 2 O y Q ecu r p� • Tncaonl ytiades t1 Only Chevrolet gives so n1YCh for so IItMe! Como TORONTO, ONT. 1-c Ab"°roe $43.00, for 1:30.00. n e t R 0 an Sb ,d to our showroom and seek• our sons D nR earl '-' ' rev 1 Only ll.rua for 1t4, H,drills, Rei, i r Y c mD C n a i • A d y a n o ttr°nt r ,t• Dual t,r rocky. Cheek Chevrolet i clew fewer cost M buy— in for $30,00, GALL AT act hs`3,oe — opetvh go nsiitain.' Let your own eyes and ; Sb°cicp to 1 Only 13 rue for McCormick Beer- OOSE S ' SLeernB• your own MvIno rescKons convince you of - rasp drill, Reg. $14.00. for $30.00 t — Chevrolet's finer features and:higher quality. These are all new machines. coca- � 1001 Cheek 9111 prices—compare all cars—and you will lete and installed. Over 15,000 A1R0'Ar agree that"Chevrolet's The Chokel"Low monthl PNew Model -CASH STORE TERfECtE RAVIK RRLxEm p;mmm payments on the General Motors Instalment Plan. Fe tilatosDld in �tAlemite gerased and lim- 'tea h't0 vcitb ubil Our prices ore lowest owing a>v�nt" ef6�lee, � edbs one M proved, Fits any .make of drill. to very low overhead.. Call and ' RIE it run—$39-CO I►t aer c eveIr b lean R MAM1 g 12 run—$40.00 see for yourself and be sea• 15TILte, 011p4 cioBa 13 run=$41.00 wed• Be sure and got your 0 brake ahs' KEw S�*t"t'"e�sS" leaf 0 15 run—$14.00 - ticket with each, W. cash pur- gen,.r1ii9 action Made by Eastern Steel Products, chase, Three prizes will .be ; - 1 o�g, 'ace • d .�' f it'h a�t4 be l Preston. Last year we could not get given each Saturday night at 4,0", . thern fast enou&b, so get your order R aegts ScAtiil I,vr. in early, 10 p. m. Your Selection. over ./ _.�_ If yietaF,ff c►nG�oaa - ,. in t° ROY CARTER, Agent CLARF.biONT, ONT. x ISE �hocic Ei►m ' _1. .R. R. I, LOCUST HILL ' ,"' Phone Mark 803 21-21 .NE1►0 iwN C"x'' Farm Machinery - �. • .: . fRRgNSIX ENGINE .y sou VIS16ht1 lavas 1' . �� with I NL-H.One-horse /bower . . vrole Engtill ine �1'h Psi "' 1,m°r r Onix ClIelieatl Sin ter ever. �U'ttec,1�„cia�onta t1�irey 1 U.-H. Spreader pearly new val`�elija'price1 GrQII nce� NEW STEE'RiNG COIU'MN. lacc �PPti,1tl1.ter vision 20ream Separators,M,-H, & DeGaval This is a is ;rote i °ur_line ofd reproduction Quti IceA.ct per�orn A itp_ „ :. s' i„ S rnun 3 f}rain Grinders, 8 to Irl in. plates lin GEAR SHIFT with VACUUM ASSIST ri ►,t ��=iii' TITE-LAP nil- for n;+ "'1 Rid • ,Ufe�:' lu I Cockah'utt CS tinder Root-Pulper 6�°tPejtcost t�l,�liilit> ' You iu.:t ruule it�with yourfingo�rtim and a. ' at low ' depen 3 Grain Seed Drills, 11,'13and 15jr1]n Metal Roofing i �acith nacur;tu n�sivt" dP�'lCP�ul,rlies of the i One-horse Walking Plow F so.widely used on L �ePp lite• sli,ift ing Wort!Gives a r ,niier front comm- g �P long pnrtment°Simple,positice,merhaniral 2 Plows, Fleury 21, used, and I H. 0 E farm buildings. p lru°k-up, Available on till inaleis' 407, new = Easy to put on, -i i permanent, fire- [ -T at nominal extra coat. New steal b14nure spraxders, $140lup. i proof, minimum C 6 B Frost .Ir wood, G ckshutt, De La cost aestimate.ifor K a CHAS. COOPER CLAREMONT F nal, Y Pedlar. Electric Fencers, Fertilizers, SLS '� Assoc. Dealer J. McGlashen—Dunbarton Hart Parr and M, M. Com•ortroctore, i - DONALD MOTOR SALES WHITBY high compressien and cabs, Assoc. Dealer—M. Sleep--Pickering W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood �. Pawot Pim 2314 41 Lf t. s x - - 7. :y >cf7.PkP.� .lzfZd �� E %a WITH WOR,HAV TH TH COMING 1, THE E / - o v ''� d3awN FOR !•• - ..,.BOY SCOUTS Y - - Tall, about l grand, cool smoke! ►~< �.�•i.'} ti HEAR You cant beat fragrant Dixie Ping CG.�j i :H i —and you cut each pipeful fresh There are 460,234 Boy Scouts In Youne'Euroaean refugees finding Great Britain and Ireland at the asylum in English homes are being A post office fMector, on his when you want it. clone of 1938. The census.showed invited to join local Boy Scout annual round. called at the _little 68,891 Scout's within the London troops, or special troops in refugee post office of Mudville. which was area camps. The Southeast Lancashire run behind a few barrels and sacks • • County Council is sending. Scouts in a grocer's shop. , -The successful raising of a fund -to'personally invite each refugeeThe slipshod way it was manag- of 250,000 pounds toward endow• youth arriving in that area to be- youth ed surprised him ment of Imperial Headquarters of come a member :of the nearest- "Look here," be said angrily to "Rhe Boy Scouts Association was Scout unit. the shopkeeper-postmaster, "You're ]announced by the President of the Ik going to hear about this when .I aLUG SMOKING TOBACCO Oeneral Council, H. R. H. the. Duke That no one tvct' "muddied send in my reporl!' of Connaught, at the annual meet-. through"`anything to success,•not- Tho sbupkn+•por disappeared be; ---Aug 1n January. withstanding the old British tradl• hlud Ilin barrv1%.-rutQ a little while - tion. ass a deciaratfon of iiia b:x• later nfnnrgt++l ,with p small bag �"a�•�•0-•Na�.++++o~''' 2. .Nrr 1t to customary to have It may not be generally known cellency the Governor i;Pn++ral, the t�,Itf+tY c,ruhiliu,.d multi rtatnpe and J�/J lire rdbQar�al thg day or evening that the collapse last winter of the Lord Tweedamulr, chief-Scout fo cuppurs and two uuiull crani tan Modern _ prpc°91nK the wo99inq. famous Honeymoon Bridge over- Canada, addressing tho annual ban'- liollku llu turitudthuul to*ard lbs . °s' - the Niagara river produced a free quet of 1.200 junior Scout traders insIn'vtor. Etiquette !(. CQI� L1Y7- ''Nn t ,I� not ag- library for tho v#lli;ge of Queen- and guests at MontTeal, V . - =-.a'tfiie-" bo. said, "Inks your old "° 7°' l' y `�' 1 ?F,:ak, Ml;. ' flow- rem ■ton. When the great ice jam oc- punt office uad gnt-out!" e�+see+er�.rwr+a�ssaaaase rf,9 ati�ifQ kr•,3!ik:r.�r a•, ar�rzmeat curred, and attracted throngs of "1 do no' believe it," stand Ills {, visitors, Rover Scouts of the her- Excellency. "Nobody ever. utuddled �- , 1. W uU14 if he yray°,, as e," i,,: °,, Ssv, if a s•,xx• •.y,:�, sratrr •'aut, my pooh man,' said orifi community pitched a tent at - through anything. in the Great Mrs. Smith, dubious) to the truductt"u, to ass:. "tN.r. MsFai,ntl, v+ria ;nest td�u a:; 'ru gairws, bs the scene, borrowed a or stove, and War we muddled at the start, and tramp m her door, -your Lbta is Mlan wllaon"Y ahautd ru,t I3e,, 'a tht party; a'. sold "hot dogs."' In- a*few hours stuck- fast In the mud. We won in y Y. liliuuld tho w�ddlug reheriirsii! tits �ta'ta sirs jlVj/vler, . has such a hollow ring." they netted a 'dy.sum of $125. And the end because,we had learnlad to be held aetiural.days' Prior to'tha q• y.zs. If dtcsar„sry, !,ut t: sh4uid "Yes, ma'am. That's the weddiuk? with this filed they turned their use our brains better than our op- be used as ;n•:or,api;uuu+:y sa is !`den” into a library, with shelves. puts. Today's problems will ne- natural result.of speaking with 3. When calling• to see a friend possible. 'abler and atandwd library record ver be solved by unstable, clever an empty stomach:' y who Is ill, and one-is-not-permitted v - Wipment; and at its formal open- people with quick brains and noth- to see him, See n right to write Ing displayed, a selection of some Ing else. But neither will they be Some people were visiting a a short mesdage on one's card? 704 volumes. Books 'were sever-ed solved by honest stupidity. Charac- couple, and happened to mention _ 4. What should one say, when Local from various sources, chiefly as-do- ter is.s most Important thing in their dog; a big mongrel. talking with -anmikes acquaintance, and - �►. nations. Rover Scouts in uniform life, but it must be illumined and '•Hes just like ode 'of the fam- ily:' am she `latter makes some statement. - -Ilei as librarians at stated hours. directed by infeliigence:' ily." said the pup's proud mistress. :with-which one heartily disagrees? • "Which.one?'" asked her hostess. b. Isn't it the privilege-of a guest Representative i to stay out of some game at a par' WOMAN � N Agri li Kitts "it's five years since -ty when he thinks the game is too An established concern 1► AN AGB I last saw you,- You look lots childish and-silly': � has an opening for a s well and Gardening older."' 6.'Is it permissable to use one's sober, reliable man,age 4 _� - Kate: Really, my dear? 1 handkerchiefAnses: ole. favorably'known iin this com- TAXA " 35 to who at the dont think 1 woutd-have reeog- - -- The man ' - _. 1, Reverse the names. The man munFty---RepIy,-gTiing"-age VINES nixed you either if It hadn't, and a er#,ence to Box 780, - been for the coat."' should 3e presented to the woman. xi' There is a mistaken notion that Now Praises Kruschen Say:, "Mira Wilson, this-is Mr. 310 Concourse Bldg„Toronto. - ellaging .vines will harm masonry. When sciatica attacked this Marshall." woman six years ago, she couldn't YOU e rchesEngland where houses and the gr They'd hir rid ata bac film folks, mhnrches have been so covered for mote without eat palm. Treat- hired a Red Indian.tribe to centuries such an opinion,is ridio- -[neat after treatment- failed to- giveg background to a taled. On stone or brick or stucco help her.. She tried Kruschen and Wild Nest picture, and wanted a t wails. they will do to,damage and got quick relief. pow-wow scene, with the braves ' their foliage keeps out oppressive "Sia years ago, I suffered ter- speaking their native tongue.• 'C�eSsiFie� Advertising t _ bleat in Summer•because.the wall ribly from .sciatica.' she writes. But none of them knew it. They Is always in the shade. "I tried everything, but to .no could only speak English. "A31 — SWEET PEAS avail. Thorn I took Kruschen .Salts. right," said the film man, ''speak AGEXTS WA'TED GRAHAPHOSE RECORDS Sweet rseas must be planted very The first feev doses gave quick re- English." Then. after the• pow- early. This plant develops its ex- lief. At the end of a few ,Peeks my Row, they reversed- the sound- AGEN is WANTED du EVERY GR dolls HONE RECORDS-10,FOR. , district to Bell s 9roduct wed #fl 1 doilGr, large selection. J. White-, always like real money house. 251 Victoria Toronto. - structure I s1 w t sounds e a mo y . e o y k—and•no S .is n track-and. This. • teasive root growth and upper vine sciatica -bad go every home. structure when the weather Is cool. begin the day with a pinch of Redskin talk. maker. Box. 81. Toronto Post HAIR GOODS If it does not get its feet well down Kruschen in a glass of water. I Anyway, picture-goers will take Office. Into the soil, then, when the days' live a strenuous life" being widow- it as "read. _ y BIG SPARE-TI31E PROFITS, REP- W1US. TUUPES, TRAN.SrURRA tacit 13ot, it to liable to wither and, ed four years ego, and having a rescan, B leasing canaOns. Am- of ti Switches. ['Hairurls. God.all thDe , erlcan, British pub.itcatione. Dept. - ol,tiaest Quality Hair Goods Writs cease furuishing'its daily quota of° son to keep. I runs a boarding- Mother Ito daughter): "Why T. FidelltY Circu►atton. Bos 100. for illustrated catalcig ue. Uonfldea house, rise'at 6 a.m., and retire at Toronto. tial terms arranged. Toronto Hum 2olor and fragrance. don't you yawn when he stays - as Bair SuDDly Co. 52& Bathurst, '•` Planting directions are simple . I1 p.m. I am 52, but everyone too long' HeT take the hint SA111% CHICKS Toronto - R but important; Suctessful' garden- says I took 32—thanks t-0 Krus- - and go." ens advise a trench, dug at least a then Salts."—(Mrs.) F.E.R. JAS. RUSSELL, SHARING caoss. HIGH esLuuD t•RIssURE Daughter: "I did, and he told Ont., bought ,64 Bray New HamP- foot deep, filled within two Inches The severe pain whici'l is char- me what beautiful teeth 1 had:' sTJO hire Chicks teat season. Cock- HIGH BWUD PRE3t1URE-wRicu- `� orels dressed liA to 1't. pounds for tree booklet and lull particv- -ot the top with rich soil, mixed up Reteristic of sciatica•is o en due each at 9 weeks and' 3% to 8'i !arts regarding our amazingly suc- with well rotted manure or old. to needle-pointed uric acid crystals syounds each at ib weeks. Bray_ eessful hybiood treatment. Pedl- [eaves. Seed to planted just as early in the sieath Of the great Sciatic Cockerels are first clava meat pro- greed Products Saskatoon. Soak. F ducere Order your Bray Chicks In the spring as possible, about-an nerve. Two of the ingredient salts nous• Bray Hatchery. 180 John �- Inch or two deep. Rains will wash ins 'Kruschen - dissolve uric acid Street North, Hamilton. Ontario MEDICAL SUPPLIES r soil into the trench, filling it crystals. : Other .salts in Kruschen a OL*T OF 164 BRAY NEW HAMP• DON'T SUFFER FROM SORE OR more Spring.- m ht last D w Andy's sou 'be Y hicks, g Feet. Tr the c r e y hire Tired =up gradually-sad-thus adding forth• help :unions+to expel these dlssoly- tris James Russell, Charing Cross, Salve 6e Liniment, Large Ointment Y `� Er To root growth. ed crystals through' the natural a saran ass I Itis s s Ont., lost only 2. By the first of only-$1.00-60c bottle. LAniment When the tipper plant. starts to channels. st tttnar taI sats it" a :August, at 6 months, 82 pullets FREM-First order only. Your ttttsrau c / were up to 704'0 production. Heavy' develop it will be necessary to sup- , d� money back t[not satisfied. Please p11? Q�t w'h1S Fail production spells extra pro- .,develop ,write to-Andy's Salve & Liniment ply some climbing 'support in the: ' p 101 Alexander s , tit_. Bray Hatchery, 130 John Manufacturing. xan t . dorm of brush"•strings or chicken William-Kennedy, who died at - street North. Hamilton..Ontario Toronto. wire. the age of 84 in BsIlyroe; Ire- BADEN WEEKLY STARTED CHICK URNA!lESTAL�J VEGETABLES. — l SPR^air. -mWe offer the toOnly. and, had worked for one man and Ing for immediate delivery only. The smaller the amount of space Standard Leghorn Pullets 2 RARE tree G shrubs a UR Peron N o sveel:+. $21.95, 3 oveeks: $25.8b: _talc, trees 'shrubs and perennial available for`vegetables, the more New_ HampabJre Reds two weeks, flowers. -)'3ardy. trtttta far colder ` intensive should..be the production. Low Priced Shares Hdixed $12.b0, Pullet Bice Cock- districts. ..Planta expertly packed, d offer �e profit possAlls1� erels $10.75. Three weeks $4.00 arrival to good preconpaid. endfo guaran- FOr very small vegetables like For �ezem more. Baden Electric Chick. teed. Ex .nese DreDaid. Send for lettuce and radish, the rows 12 ins. - w0h risk of li1111• BIOARY. Hatchery, ' Limited. Baden• On- Illustrate catalogue dManitippg e tarso. over 500 varieties. The Manitobs apart will be sufficient. Beets, Skin Troubles Hardy Plant Nursery, DroDmore, beans, carrots.-..peas and spinach. I Fortunes have been made COULD A SlIALL '.LANL FACTL',Z2ER Manitoba. need at least 15 inches between, followirlg,deplreWon pet'- make and sell a car as goo ae while potatoes, corn and stake3 to- iods b urchmers with Fora at Ford prices? ot. course PA'II+:NTM p0 Make up lour mind today that you ars y p not Our large Production tom-. matoes must have a couple of feet going to. ve your., skin a real chance to ability, to recognize bar- bined with our policy of only sell- AN OFFER TU EVERY INVENTOR. In UR. Or thin 1IIChea..Space may be'sac- well. �° to any Rood drug store and 'et itig direct by mail. -not through mat of Inventlofree. T and f�j lafor- y y as original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil- $'allt8r and courage to'buy agents, enables us to sell our 1939 matlon Gent free The Ramsay Coss- well. with th%e latter type if something it lasts many days because it is highly cos• chicks at the lowest prices ever. pony, Registered. Patent Attorneys., eenuaud in times of mass fear. Quoted. Grade A Heavy Breeds 1771 Bank sG. Uttawa. Can. quick maturing such as lettuce, and The very first application will give you I ARJON-Adlelns Hart Addition. Net $11.00, Pullets $16.00, Cockerels spinach are planted. In between, relief-the itching of Eczema is instantly working, 8.00. l.eghorns $10.50, .Pullets PHOTOGRAPHY stopped-eruptions dry up and scale of in FRLANGIO-Adiotns AusterrDle, 122.00, Cockerels. f3.00. Extra The bigger things wilt not need the ■ very few days-The same is•true of Itch• Not working. Profit, Special Mating grade Start- FREE ENLARGEMENT 1 and 8 high —lull mom at first and by the time ins Toes and Feet,Barber's.Itch,Salt Rheum BARBER LARDER--Under actin ed Chicks slightly higher. Free cry roll film developed sad 8 hlBh and other skin troubles Catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatch., gloss Drinta •250 Reprints game they do,.the.e3rTy crops will be out Remember that bloone's Emerald Op i. a development. Ii![idiray between Parr erica, Limited,.Fergu=, Ontario. price. 8 enlarged prints 26a clean' powerful, penetrating Antiseptic Oil Addisots sad Oise=a. Brlghttfng Stud o, Toronto. 01 the-way. JURTIN BIRD-Actively develepins that does not stain or'leave a Rreasy residue. ore Located (n � � Larder DOGS PERSONAL Tender vegetables are those that Complete satisfaction a money back. :ire grown quickly, therefore tae J OLiET E-Tl,os,ind acre property FOX, DEER AND COON HOUNDS QUIT TOBACCO. SNUFF, EASILY, Y Tea- experts force theirs along with a adjoining Noranda and extending from one to seven years old,guar- inexpensively. Home remedy. Tea- Chemlcal fertilizer, Cultivation and, c northward toward Waite Amulet anteed, also Bird dogs and pure timoniala. Guaranteed. Advice REUNION tOr Work under arrangement. scotch Collies. Write John S free. Stlltlett'a, Boz 1, Winnipeg. -`If possible, water. QUEBEC VIKING-Large property Wilson'. Merrickcille, OnQ i -,-_ to west -of Norands.- Diamond EDUCATIONAL RADIO t r BRITISH stilling. All Civil aviation activities in ROUYN REWARD-Owes faystsr► CANADIAN CORRF.SPO\DEPPCE OUR NEW RADIO SALE3 SHEET ably developing Property in most- is now ready ,for distribution. -'Rumania have been placed under bray towaahip. Qaeaee• COLLEGE write for copy. Please ape clfi FAM 1 LI ES LAR.ADD-Located between Barbee MATRiGtiI.A'CIUN, SHORTHAND, whether dealer, amateur service- •�ontrol of the Ministry of Air and and bookkeeping 8e years' write man or set owner. Radio Trade Larder and Cheminis W Larder lance. You still have time to write Marine. We are prepared to advance Lake District•. Inaetivs Propert►. two or• three papers in June. 607 Supply Co., Ltd., 587 Yoage St, passage money(mithoutin- NBWROY-O`rns thra pnMrelesr Kent Bldg., Toronto. Toronto. one In Opeepeesera q sansei British people desirinQ to anent season'planned. FARMS FOR SALE ROSES FOR YOUR GARDEN bring out to Canada 1>heir TOVARICH-lnaedve ptoperb oat NEW ROSES for Your garden trona wives families,relatives or of Onem Larder Lake: GOOD 150-ACRE FARM, GOOD England. Send for free cat�lo9b% s ORM-Large Property adrts- brick house, bier bank barn 0110.. five hundred varieties, Merry Q friends. apes southwest of Sottlager. Apply Gideon Schneider, itloore- weather's Famous Roses complete .apply for particulr►a ee assess I7ader dovdopment b Plonew field. Ont. cultural directions. 1V r9te toda7. Steemahip agent or to •111 mt. Canadian' agent, Brush's Nurser- BRITISH DOMINIONS CROWSHORE-PzoDertr Salvias HIGH GRADE SEED OATS tea. Box 1411• R}dgevlllC. Ont. Albany River. lasedve. AFD CLOVERS SPORTING GOODS two large _ -Owns Drtp- I+A COMA EMIGRATION SOCIETY a��y�Qjebee- wesctwo larss' NO. 1 ALASKA,BANNER,VICTORY VST R in .ac. _� O.A.C. oats at .65 bus. Erban and F New FFiisEh ng WRITE kle rcatalogva y 'v .1 (rate bu&%44lggu) - _ Vanguard at $1.00 bus. Register-- a 817 Bay Street � sm mooinins cam end No 1 Grimm Alfalfa at .82 lb. out about April 1st. E. Mec.- 1 (sealed saga), NppA,-1 Grimm Al- Toronto ititrelnr iair"n ws an�etpssl falfa at .31 lb. No. 1 Red Clov4r (Head Office:Lendgp,Enc.) at .16 lb. No. 1 Alelke at .18 lb. TA?D ING FIRTH NO. 1 W.B .Sweet at .05 db. Tim. DXPERT TANNING OF HIDES T'OR tog otby 06 ib. f.o.b. Chatham, bags $ as Lace d, Robes. Also 2W BAY ST.,TORONTO free: Cash with order..O. Bq d A t esex Seed (irolrers, P.O. 86X 108, a Free list.and toga Issue No. 11—'39 Chatham', Ontario. o e ons, Merrittou, Ontario. t, F .a•,T,:_ ...... Lam: .:, .rt :_'.A .,.. r r . . . r Ig Above Fear of Man - ■ Sunday �{1OQ� 14. But even 11 pe should suffer ' for righteousness' sake, blessed are Br MYiliiam ye: and fear not their fear, neither The r THIS CURIOUS I ORLD Ferguson <t , be troubled. Compare the words of �� S�t' Ll�" — t¢saQn our Lord in the Sermon on the Mount (butt. 5:10; Rom. 8:33.36). By ELIZABETH EEDY �,ry:^� 5 4 TMZ WOE. The righteousness here spoken of « % LESSON XII is, of course, not the righteousness "THREE MARRIAGES" `l�/TT/VE ANO of Christ, which is imputed to us, B E. M. Delafield " elaeld ��A/EGAT/VIE" Peter Exhorts To Christian Living 7fi but the righteousness which we x his clever author who writes ' ourselves practice, after our con- � �` BELONG TO THE Golden Text: Like as he who cal- ro entertainingly has long been °� pAYS WHEN 11' , version, in doingthe things that f led you Is holy, be ye yourselves noted'for her satirical portraits of i Y t a`. also holyIn.all manner of living. are right. Fear not the ar — women who k ; WAS RFrAtZ1DE0 get married for the a+ ' the things which they would dr 1 Pet. 1:15. sake of beingmarried• or of wo- .T ASA F'LG.I/G and with which they will threaten The Lesson In Its Setting ,, men who just fall short of doing 1' A BODY C7l/E2- you. For what are they. Time — We cannot determine that. Come to think of it, Mrs. 15, But sanctity In your hearts .� with absolute accuracy the year In Delafield can be cruel as well as Christ as Lord. Peter says that the i� F10 W'� G°`t- D e, which the apostle Peter wrote his 1.L.1amusing. _ - GOS/ 6VE; AN holy Lear of God will lift us above two epistles, but it is generally be "Three Three Marriages„ Mrs. De- the tear of 'man, Beingready al- UNOERC1iARGEp _ lieved. that the First Epistle was !afield treats three women of dif- ways to give answer. The -word ` f30DY WAS _ „ Ro—se whtypes, different periods— written somewhere near A.D. 60. translated "answermeans to de- - Place — In the thirteenth verse o livedin the 1860's; ro• fend one's self`. To every man that of the last chapter of this epistle let the little prude who belonged asketh you a reason concerning the the apostle uses the phrase, "she y to the Mauve Decade; Cathleen, ' \�� that is in Babylon,” and from thin hope that-is in you. Yet with meek- a lovely-,souled creature "who .' nese and fear. „ some have argued that Peter wrote meant to be happy in 1937, but •thi$ epistle,from the great city on 16. Having a good cohscience; was defeated -by circumstances. \ '' that, wherein ye are spoken ag- ' the Euphrates River; others have Three stories, illuminating com- ainst, they may be put to shame ncentaries on women and marriage y 1 advanced the theory that because good manner of our g the ancient city of Cairo, Egypt, who revile yand what the former think aborti was called Babylon, the epistle was life in Christ. A good conscience is the latter. y p the beat reason: for the hope that o ' -^ written there. It is more generally "Three Marriases.. by E. Pr2GE34BLydt.D B�Ma= a within as. ay W�q believed that here Peter used the Is An may be M. Delafield. . . Toronto: Maemil- THE AMER/G4N N/a770/VAL B/AQD word "Babylon" to designate the well learned, well ezpressed, 'lo- Ian Company of Canada. . . $2.25. SHOULD THE EAGLE EVFJZe BE city of Rome. quent; but it will not be convincing FORCED .Tp A80IGEATITS THRONE. ' a - unless it comes from the heart,and B. Finally, be ye all likeminded. is backed,up by life. Polar Territory Christians ought to be of the sameM£sy • 17, For it is better, it the will of L Area mind because they are members of God should so will, that ye suffer Disputable Area A�Kf�s !the same body, the Lord Jesus for well-doing than for evil-doing. IS FAIZrHER. Christ. Compassionate. Loving asF If, we know ourselves to have com• Diplomatic controversy'is inthe w'AMST r brethren. In secular Greek the mftted no evil worthy of suffering, making over claims staked by this Ti-tAIV d' y.► word here means the love.of broth- and are bein g punished only for the and other countries on frozen e ere for brothers, but is the New IyC�VOGL/LG/Z f _ $ sake of Sur Lord, then is there no Testament it is used in what is, lands at the opposite ends of the 1 sorrow, and no:sense of defeat, and 000X 1237 s• AASERvue 04O" y really a new sense, of love for earth, says the Christian Science we can pra)ae God every hour of Monitor. 6-19 -'F' g those who are brethren by virtue the day and night, no matter what of the tact that they are "begotten One involves a potential airbase NO kine has the full support of all his people, and so there are the punishment may be. - To be in the Arctic Ocean—Wrap el Is- those who oppose the bald eagle as the national bird of America. again" (1 Pet. 1:3). Tenderhearted. B . `Humbleminded'. Having a modest right with God is everything. land, and northwest of Alaska. -Because of the love and respect held for the cheerful meadowlark. opinion of one's sell, 18. Because Christ also suffered The other is s slice of tee- his name often is mentioned as a true All-America successor to the y for sins once, the righteous for the capped Antarctica_—where geoloK-__ present ruler -- ___-- Return (food-Fos Evil. 9: Not rendering evil for evil, or to God; being put to death in the Lata speculate-on the possibilities reviling for reviling; but contrari- flesh, but made alive in the spirit. er reserves of toad and other nun- e, e wise blessing. We can hardly show The suffering we endure is never erals. Feminlne Athlete ourselves Christians more vividly something that we plan for; the The question of ownership of than in obedience to just such an ice-covered lands around the South suffering that Christ endured he i admonition as this. Not as easy Pole concerns at Least six zntereat- fo purposed, even !n the long ages for ed nations, including the United- SOBIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 13 Sun . thing to do, yet ter#sinly poaspbie, fore he came down on earth, for ate• States. The others are Great Brit- 1 Pictured 14 Myself. as the Holy Spirit dwells within ns. by his suffering, even unto death, � I 1 ; Y ain, Australia, Norway, France American 17 Lock parts. For hereunto were ye called, that he wan able to make atonement torr , M ALIMED F-I I I - and New Zealand, tennis ace, ' . IS Guns. ye should inherit a blessing. God all unrighteonsness and thus bring T: 1 C , I blesses, therefore we should bless; Most recent Americafi claims 10 Soon. 20 Complained. us to God. - are based.on on discoveries by Ad- II Golf device. iT 23 To put up an he forgives us, and therefore we i A T I O should forgive others. We were eat- mica! Richard Byrd between 1938 12 Bundle of LL ante, led Into such a high life as this Steel Wigwams and 1936; and by Lincoln Ells- official papers '4 T I 24 Girdle. when we ac-,9pted Christ and re- The first 1,540 of ten million worth last year. 14 Musical note. Q I I � 25 Government H ceived from him a new life. steel wigwams" were distributed The latest coafiiet of elaims— 15 Before. A A official. -: Men may give good words with In Islington, :Greater London work- involving about 400,000 square 16 Conducted. C "1 14I !C I N M 26 Mother. the lips, while the heart is full of Ing elan district last week, to the miles—has risen between Lincoln 19 Small trans- 1 27 She is a tall bitterness. puzzlement of residents who asked Ellsworth and the Commonwealthport boat. M _girl. AU10. For, He that would love life, "What are we going to do with of Australia over teritory Ells- 2 tag. I T ( 30 F'hsislzes. worth discovered last 22 Otherwise. 1 and see good days, let him retrain them"' year. The 23 Instigates 32 Race end. Government re ulations' require Commonwealth of Australia is 34 To behave. his tongue '-om evil, and his Iips g 25 Hafiz, tool 49 Cover, title In 1936 that they speak no guile. The ob. `the bases of the, air raid shelters claiming the largest share of Ant- 28 Like 50 Inlet. {pI,), ' 36 Line of color. Jett wished for is not mere life; as be buried three feet underground in arctic& land, Great Britain claims 5I Toward 38 Hostility to ` the backyards of 'homes. a part. 29 Writing tools. VERTICAL law such; but a life that a man can love 31 Starch. Father. 2 Honors. 39 Drone bee. instead of hating with the hatred 33 Morindin dye. 54 Tiny vege- 3 Deduces. 40 Vulgar. Iell4w e that is engendered, on the one hand table. the-satiety of the pleasure seek —.- Inau rate Toronto-Montreal Air Mail Service 34 Nick. 4 Folding bed. 41 Sea duck. 35 Male children 56 She was -=5 Foe- 44 Tatter. er, and on the ether..by bitterness " 37 Rectified. chosen 6 Preposition. 47 2000 pounds. and wrath, 40 To punish. woman tennis 7 To feast. 48 Roof point- Turning Away From'Evil .' : K'«° 42 Ladies. ::''Player in 8 To exist. covering. 31. And let him turn away from 43 English coin. 1937. 9 To ignore. 50 Railroad. Evil, and .do good. The objecth"e's 45 Ghastly. 57 She was 12 She was — 51 Note in scale. .�' which are here expressed will ne- 46 Grazed. of the na- in the finals 53 Form of "a." ver be attained unless there is de- 47 To exchange. 'tional tennis in 1937 55 Like. `finite determination on the part - of the man to achieve these vir- ' tues. Let us.remember that we can- 0 I1 not do good until we tura from w< evil. These things we do because the life of Christ in us impels us 'to these efforts. Let him seek his peace, and pursue it. To live tote- ' S 14 17 'ther in families, in nations, a-- a race. > - ° f M 9 1 smooth working of this complicat• N ito 'M ed fellowship, we are to rid human• '' � "'' � Zr s _ --� z 3 yand jealousy ,fellowshipof its en -;Q i.. •--and thoughtlessness and ill wit. 12. For the eyes ct the Lord are f t ion tae righteous, and his ears r.'tro their supplication; but the - RR r t n s "Itc.e pf the Lord is upon them that a 7 38 v ; : d ei.. Thsprings for all hole en- y' i a o:• are in our knowledge of God y s::d his Son, Jesus Christ. In other 4 ', words. the future rules the pres46 - e:.r: h.eavocontrols our ne:11onsoil 1 earth. Inaugurating the first air mail flight between Toronto and Montreal, via 1 2 3 q _13.•And wllo is'he that will harm North Bay and Ottawa, under the new Trans-Canada Airways air mail scu, if ye be zealous of that which service, Capt. 31. W. Fowler, LEFT, and First Officer. Humphries look 1s.gaod:' over their mail cargo shortly before taking off from Toronto. g( - _ - <REG'LAR FELLERS—A Heart Attack - By GENE B YRNES YOU HAVENT t3EEN n ACTING, WFLL�PINHEAD� /. A TRIP TO THE C7 i 1, DOCTORS. -THUMP T • ee.a =-i Z^I.r1 �. - — -_.�_.' Cd.�._ C1117G#fto sfo" F.et V.a.P&L,0'7&R: All riefita ra"—1 `�a ,•} ' 711 '. d • iRRVT-' •. _ 'l/K'- .' .' � r .'•Y•�.G ..••,:r'T '. a(p..:1L:r:G. •.^•e••".. ^'— •» •._. _ _. r . .. �-.. K.+ .. `ITj . ,�-.. ..:.s .r'+. ,,. a 1.. :. .. ,.a �Y. fF ,. .._..,, .,. : 't.,., :�++r :•+'-sur . . .c*.. *ass- :*.r-Y '-*,c-••t "-•r� r!•' 'a.•f r► try'.. _.' :+.... r v.R,'.. ...,f: ....... s. '-.. «.... _ .. * _ •^� .. :."R_4,'eN ,.'R... .' "Rf/J•'. .9... ;/ .: ..... t ..'r.N^'» ,+ .. R...,. ^s 1 !-Y.,^.. .- � .. • ¢...5: a!"'?�74.'^s'T"._ :..57+'.•'•o .t :�•!t _ LOCALISMS ►--mss•• Thalia O'Cbmor, Church The Drama, "Lens Rivers;" Pres- Str. is seriously ill at present, and entad in the Towns Bleat on Marcb Mss. Conway, bf Orillia is attend- 9th, by the group of players from �re --Z�se W. M. S. of Che United ing her. the United Churls, Pickering, was ih' - Church will, hold their Ekster i--D%y4ghV Saving Time will go thoroughly enjoyed by an apprec- 'T'hankoffering in thA* Jgunday- into effect'tn Toronto, Sunday Ap- iative apdience. Bad roads and un- ' School room, on Thursday evening ril'30th, and will end on Sunday, favourable weather and illness ` ,April 6th, at 8 o'clock. Sept. 24th. This ie the desire +,f had its effect on the alt a nye, FARMERS--Spring-time is just a• ' �-,alias Ixene Elioltt, of Toronto, the railways as they change their but the W. M. S. spmmrs were. r ';who has been on, the sick list,, is time-tables on those dates. bloat of very grateful to the number whq round the corner, so prepare now. .�opending a few days at her home the other towns and villages in the came, through difficulties. Under $►ere. We are glad to known that district will make the changes of more favourable circumstances, ..the is making a good recovery. time on those date's. many more would have been prey- sc There's - —ThiWomen's Guild of St. ,.--"Getting.Ira Married"' one of ent, as Pickering players. have a Haugh's Big .88 Overalls, blank or n Vy. .��. Geo 's'Church, will hold an em- the best comedies of the year, was warm place in the affection of a DO better made—S2 OQ a pair. ergency business meeting on bion- present m e auditorium ere mfg au fence. �lational High Back Overalls, very, large and roomy, `' day afteroon, at 3 o'clock, at the on Friday evening last by the Club Keine of Miss Fawkes. All memters of St. George's Church, to a full SALE REGISTB9Ei HaII h '1 rk011ly $2.00. _ } are requested to attend. house. Comedy and run from start g '6 �0 QVo $ irts, they stand the off. otwithstarding the stormy to finish, with all meznbers, of the Mar. 21st, g TUESDAY, — Auchou Sisman's Work Boots. We are carrying their four weather, motor traffic on the high- cast taking their Paris exception- sale of 'farm stock, implements, way was quite heavy on Sunday. ally well: We believe they are pre- grain etc., the property of Mark beat aelliDg lines- Every boot guaranteed. There's Titre Highway Department has been senting it again in the near- fut- 'Holliday, lot 21, con. 1, Whitby no better made. Watch the prices as advertised i13 able with their snow-plowva, to ure, and those who' did not see it Twp. Sale at one o'clock, sharp. keep the maria highways openall should watch for the date, and not -Win. Maw, auctioneer. Lyman - Your farm-r magazines. . .. . winter. There have been a few in- miss it.. Bert Harvey contributed Gifford, Clerk. - terruptions, but very few. to the program, several of his ev- WEDNESDAY, MARCID 29th - j'�� Q -Syl Apps of the Maple Leaf er-popular numbers between acts. (Auction nd--J.�f7sa- ., cwge-t Hockey Team,.who is very popular It was a good evenings entertain- implements, the property of 01- , It pays to "brighten up" the home. We offer you two with, the hockey fans, and is one ment. leer Pascoe, at lot 14, B. F. can. of the most efficient players in ,Pickering. Sale at 12.30'sharp. big assistants. Here they are; the National Le Pickering Township Hockey League League, has expressed No reserve. See bills. WTn. Maw, STAUNTON'S NEW SEMI-TRIMMED WALLPAPERS Iris intention of becoming a candid- The first gaffe in the Finals was auctioneer. Our new stock is in and tbere and there are some snappy ate in the Conservative interests Played on. Tuesda Evening between - - popers this time. in the forth-coming election. Pickering androugham, when . '--St. George's Church, Mar. 19th. 7 HE N Edi/' I. V. C. Insicre and Outside Paint. Quick dry- PIckering won 5-U These finals. The Pickering Fourth Sunday in.Lent: Sunday are a, two out of three series, aTu3 ing guaranteed. Be sure to get a sample card. School at 10 a. m. Morning Prayer the next MEAT MARKED' - - - at 11. Preacher, Rev. W: R. String'- game is,ptayed at Mark- z 'er, R. Sct, Rector of Christ carr mama Tuesday evening. The' M. -+CHAPMA. 1�m �. t$urch, Oshawa. 7 P. . Evening cusp-Kinzer now rests bet-ween the We carr - .t3 full' line Of 11 Prayer, Rev. E. G. Robinson, Prea- Iocal team and Brougham. :low is S - rhes. the hast opportunity far you local . �'resp -Only two more weeks, in which fans to get behind the home team, motorists will be allowed to throw Let's all go to Markharrl on Tues- away their old license plate and day evening and do your best. The 'and BUY YOUR WINTER secure brand new ones. After-the boys have.. been_ _.P1aXirtS_a Teal -- urea - ' BUY - t� (� 31st of March. every car owner game 'all season;and have picked l�T ABB L i ;"� 4 N v Tv ` will be riming a great risk if he up from .not to good a start. and . S 'ftlls to display the 1939 car lic- take a place in the fiTsals. If you Mems car, go. but have no trwiSportatiun. s - 'eases. This failure to comply with Our .delireTY.IR tit your service ,at BUNTING'S - the law will make him liable to be call Prckennk Dairy, they'll arrange' - y __. t �+ _ "pinched„ it for you. BE THERF. You foa,kq. Phone Pick 1629 Menfs 6-Eye Rubber, ti. 1.59 .-A man in Toronto, when coBROL:GHAIVt CLARENCE SILK 4L I tosenting on the Trans-Canada airrs, - _ __— 4-Buckle Overshoe, $2.50 l service, states that his letter Cilias Jean Malcolm spent the end GLasifled Advertisements •i Knee glibber Boots, 1.0� reached 'Toronto nineteen hours af- of the week at her home here next column) FOR SALE - 'sow with 8 pigs, 2 Boots, ' terbeingTrailed fn Varscouver, but ( weeks old. George Csrsy, Lut 21i. �S elt & Rubber Boots $2.50 that it took 22 hours after leaving ! -Vanconver beforeit reached its Cherrywood. 30-31 All First Quality Rubbers, male by Miner liubbar destination in Rosedale. Torunto. Notice to Creditors r':: p ov' u'al cap:`al m+ st be a FOR SALE - number of young 'Co, at the lowest price ere ever saw. aloes tits. (Creditors of ELIZA SOMEB Yorkshire sows (white)., F. Ham, VTLLE of Pickering, a widow, was R. R. 2, Claremont. 30-31 Fred T. -Bunting - •' Pickering —The flu epidemic which was so 1 prevalent during -the past few died at Pickering en February 20th FOR SALE — part Jersey now, - Pstsbllsted 1867. 1939, are requested to send part- weeks is gradually disappearing, due to freshen Mar, 20 th. Lestfr iculars of their claims to the und- and the.school attendance is now a- McCullough Ctarensont. bout normal. Fortunately, the dis- ersigned\ before March 21th, 1939, ` i lease has been quite mild and no after which date her estate wilt be vti •ANTED - a boy, AS or 16 yrs. SPECIALS _ serious eases have been reported. distributed among, the parties en- of age, to hire by year. Lester Me- but it was severe enough to corw)el titled thereto, and the executors 'Cullough, ClammonL _ - ttlse victims to take to their beds will not. be liable for any cisirsls Breakfast Bacon, ..,_,-25c. a lb. ' of which they have not then ree- FOR SALE - your white York- . _-:.for a few days. _ shire sows, bred. Also a quantity _ Minced -*++�� Marinae_ . Walwyr' pres esved notice. of potatoes. Lloyd des Wht ite, Lot d Steak, 12e. a The -- .- 'entation of six large reels of per- Dated at Oshawa. March 7th. 1939 2`', rear eon 6: Pnekering. 30-31 'flrk Liver �:': 2e. a lb• 4.. lsonaliy photographed scenes, from W. E. 1?. Sinelai;r A, C., Bank of f• _ our own shores through the British i'OR SALE -:•C,lydesdale stallion, . Iy r Montreal Baiidina, Oshawa, Ont. ` _.,......" �,.... ,. l..-ovidcl rising 2 yt4 , and s r.'ss'hcr of `.Stewing Beef, �2c• a !b. -',one of the most interesting even- -- *� small pigs. R-. Hol'mes,°Cherrywood • - ings we have had for some time, GOOD 'r1�11E I. WAN1`F.D TO BUY - quantity of ' Jewel Shortening, 15e• a lb when theyweshown at the St. - Red Clover and Alfalfa Seed from Patrick's Supper in the United Is-being made !Classic Cleanser., " ' 3 fins, 13c. grower. Thos. D. Luke, R. R. 1, Church on Wednesday evening. producing Honey Locust Hill, Ont. 30-31 �6 ti 5c. Miss Walvr who travels- exten- sively ' ns, 2 in Europe and conducts her — - - BAY MARE for sale, Clydes- own tours, is able to &scribe, with Start a colony. Many »have dalt, in foal, eligible to register: w • • =- 'R E I D intimate knowledge the many fear entered the industry as a hob- also quantity White Blossom Sweet f_ tures she presents. Her pictures by, some as a study. Any one Clever Seed, Geo: Duncan, Lot 25, Coll. of Brodgham. phone .ButeCher '(Fbone 3000) .....aPict,ering are all in colour and pro�-idp, `•the true, natural beauty of .the with propereoaching can en• dark 1621. 30-31 old-Europ.an centres.' :: ter the industry with -protit - -The attendance at churches on dad pleasure. FOP. SALE - 20 pigs, 6-weeks old. Sunday,was not large, as many n Amply River Bend Farnr, .Green•• i - " g F'ULL .R'S APIARY wi!I supoty - ' Picke: i2mgHar ware'liviTsg in• the country found it im- the colon or wood Road, 1-2 mile North of the _ possible for them to navigate the Y package and material, Kingston Road, Pickering• 2 Po ger also give instructions and coaching to snow drifts which had become pil- et you w arted. Enquiry s-ould be ,, - " ed up duringthe day. some g Y q CO..D'WOOD FOR SALT poplar Y made at once,as the orders for pack- z in the village thought the storm ages will be made du-ing the first' g' 50.per cord;'elm and birch $7.+0 :Poultry ' Feed and Egg Producers gave thein a good excuse to re- wcek in April. Per cord, at bush on con 2, Picker- •� j ing, west of Atton�a Road. Joe main in their homes instead of go- "(ULCER'S APIARY Purina Laying Meal ing to church. Amos, care. Moir, It. R. 2, Picker- 3 4 ing. 23--31. - -The Dramatic Club of the Unit- -- ». _... _M L ed Church presented their popular aster aying Meal , play, 'Lena Rivers" to a large and c d •t appreciaitive audience in Almond's / .Oyster Shell anrl Qsurch on Thursday evening and at ' Brougham on .Fridaq evening. \, i �� I Shur-gain .Hog Concentrate, 41 per cW J0. " They will appear at W'hi tevale on •,,. t — -n' a-y�venidof this week., andLL T-T : > or B ''at the Club Auditorium here on 'l • o the 23rd and Ashburn on the 24th. :Royal Purple Calf Meal f oc -The severest snow storm of the winter occurred "on Sunday, • e Young Calves i when it snowed heavily all day, `' k iand was accompanied by quite' ai # ' high wind.' Many of the roads LOW w ROUND Q Dr. Mess and Royal Purple Stock the'township became badly drifted TRIP FARE y�18.30 -Specific :S ecific ;and impassable, at least to' motor b y MOTOR COACH p `'vehicles. Horses and sleighs had to 71, Ent for McCormick.Dee ring Farm M.achlnery arty be used by the fanners in order to EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE TOURS g g get in contact with the outside �', to " Repairs. world. Hydro and telephone lines BOSTON • WASHINGTON • ATLANTIC CITY f i were plat out of commission in ear- Our Motto -�'e have IL Call GetJt. Or It Is not made. ' ]O us parts of the province by the al T Ic K'T S end I N•O!•A A T I O N A T Fbone-SM F'.aST:•:?� HOT- -'F r•rinp 4,;40 'heavy load of snow and ice which J. S. BALSDON, ;PICKERING Ah ey were forced to carr 9. 1 •