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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1939_04_07 :u .t a • y.. Y .w: -1. .}• z - - - .r. 3"r.'?"'.^14 E^'f'`{a-;•t?''!�^, •13$ [el?�` ' - ,.- :..... .,,.,.'�"?...... . .-.•T,s.��.,•.... ,_.. _. :.,-.,.^ •evil. .&. - -a -.J c' .'�'� �-�n'a'.� 'S"�' ^. .,:�._.,-: - .',.. — _ - 'r t ^ L 1 �.,x`yychk �s + VOL. LV.III PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, APR. 7, 1939 -: No.; 33 Ovefew*tastal SoLvb*. BROCK ROAD CHERRYWOOD GREEN WOOv Q- NOTICE Afed4cal • . - We 'bid welcome to Mrs. George We are sorry that Mrs. Walton MILLS -- Catrltnack and family, of Audley, Holmes is still•confined to bed. ` j1R. H. Q. PEARSON—Phyeicion --Our truck@ pass your way to our community. They are resid- The Woman's ' Association will Y sndSorgeon. Dunbartoo. 2oty ++ r "-.. 18cg6-'•1936 _.._eoerF de; We• are sorry to lose the Flem- 13th, in the Hall,u'11 r the--- inn _ __ m in the Percy house on the 4th, meet a:, 'Thursday afternoon, H. FORSYTH, Oph.D.. DirectorCHOPPING Apr. -.'.. .I tomdriea, Aaoeiatot Onto x, �. COAL, COBE, f r `tfatsred emberof the American Optom•tr.cal i.g 'family from our midst, They ership. of Group 4. Every ,person howdstuon. Eyes examined by appointment. , have moved to Brantford where is cordial) invited to attend. Monday, y 3 -. �VtiUD CEMENT, y Wednesda and.. F'rida r Vlore 9506.Claremont.Ont. , Y 1.e�at, SAND, GRAVEL, they formerly lived. ?Mrs.' Leslie Hollinger entertain- , �y Ahbert Ackford had the misfor- ed a few friends ata quilting.re- WE GRIND FINE t — tune to becorye invo.�ed in an ace- •gently. Bran, Shorts and Feed of all RDONALD RUDDY Barrister. aria " .Solicitors Notary Public. ttlo.,eyw'd.oaa. 4 , ident whet•; his coat happened to -�► kinds, alio minerals and Other a �16oetormerlyuceyPiedby toe late A.f:.Cbrx.- BUlLDER S 'SIIPPLIE� ALrDLEY - , c+...aouth wuag of Gourotiouae.wtittby. toy Catch in the pulley of the circular eonctntrafes for profitable feedinr .also local oartage work saw While cutting his wood last kept on hand BEATON, BELL �f ROSS Friday. Although his injuries were Spri.:g is coming very slowly. Barr,N, t4 Solicitors We havle a15o placed in stock a full not eery serious, we are glad to Nearly everyone has had a cold We stock only the . best Poultr ---line of 5laple Le:.f.Milliug --. �ay�-Albert had a dose call. It i� or flu, and are recovering. Feeds and �uppiles. - --- ; R,J,BEATON. K,C. Telephone hoped eyed at he vt-iil be .fulIy re EL BROOKE BELL,K.C. Adel,2335 Vu's Ft:edp. Sy*tripSthy is expressed to Wm. j,fl.F..ROSS A W MITCHELL Bagely, on 'the death of his father ,F. g.t. eREE1Vt St. • • �- in Toronto, at the age of 83 years. -- 372 Bay - JOHN L.PONDToronto BKOUGHA31 Mrs. BagttIy also was bereaved by Pickering, OrA. the death of a: ii:TV-R+NLV a — g, uncle, 31r. Hobbs CC. IiICHAI• DSO & Co.. Barris- Qi3ice,trhoue 7400 Residence•B LO ltlr. John 3liller is under fuze of Markham .ters.Solicitors. Notaries etc . 'suite&A- ` -AND $aeetetor Life Buildin5: Tocurto St. :oronw. Doctor's care at preset et. The Clu?> meets at .the`school- Telspbone Ad.IdW. Fica.xing eboo s6fa. btf A large cullgregatiori. ,attended house on Monday evening next; A•11 kinds Of �'a 81T Work' The Beal Store,Claremont r : �1 MGUS tiicMILLAN—Barrister. Sol- , the Sacratnent. Service- on Sunday when a good turn,out is expected itor, Notary Public. 19 Melinda Street PEiOtiE 9�i All Tubing, Guaranteed • last. � ward Winters has had a good Toronto. Teleah.ne biQin ads. z,ltf FURNITURE The '-►fission Band will hold an sale' of his Ayrshire herd and 'C. S. MacDONALD 16crztat Easter Service on Su:day evening thus goes out of dairying: 209 Close Ave. Twos" We ooze displaying an attractive April 9th. The Institute meets at the home [I ERBERT T. FALLAISE, L. D a. variety of _ .,one Lakeside 1502 11 D.ms. Graduate of the Rji' i C:otk_Ye'of Aluminuva and Graniteware Etc. 1�Ir, andMn. Bert Harvey were d Mrs. Gard Wi.Viers on Thurs Dwata.surgeons,and the University of Toronto. Furniture and Furniture ire Cobourg, as entertainers, on day, 13th next: Orderfi takes at NEWS O®as' (lake in reudence.econd door eavt of St.'And- Novelties,• Wedt:iesday evening.last. ---"" ow%Cbarcb• Piekerigg,Oot. Ufixde hours: 9 —�— �+ a,s■- r 6 P.n.,-*it 01 appointment. jx-ray Prices low. iia keeping with time©. Mrs. John- Soden spent the.wd .KI_''SALE FUEL sarvice). Pboue Pink 3:00. _ of the creek with helativei in 31t;" Forest. '•:W1iss.G. Stevens sp. h the wee d k _ A6 1 i/U*Jnsss orbs. end at' her home in Ashburn. Farr's Elevator #Mr. T. C. Rru wn; Brougharn i young. old man,' eelabratod his Mrs. M. Gormley spent Qie day ! �t • Et. BEATUN• TO�VNSEf1P Claremont, IOnt. Rl.;t birthday on Tuesday. Inst week arith .Toronto relati es. Builders Supplies D• clerk, ConvoYA6rer.Cotntnissi*nw for 3Ir. F. Dewar and Misse4 Edith �atiwa •tHdavu•. 1"414f of �� Mr. 9t m Triage Liteaa.•.. W?fttevd 3128. L. king. of Stit- Accyuntint. Ric. llae,oat and ora Dewar spent Lumber and Lath ton were with.the .letter's -peopt: •,, NDt Saturday ' Phone — Res. J38 Office 'W�38 last i-t Toronto. A, E. RiCtiAF LSC M on Sunday. ._ ,B. C Shingles 14 Btp•ing or Jelling ,Mrs. Geo; Du ,can Sr. is vl itlt Jlisc Edgie +.lulock i9 spendiirg C. t, (,iENIilRAL INSURANCE '1Cifop of Aay Yiad her sisters in ;tiisrkham, tier eld- several days with Toronto relativ �- ue Coal REAL 6�1TATEI ii C Podtry and Hog Feels. Floor est sister, bliss 3furisoIt being Alberta Coat ."'• @p;�T� EY<ANCING seriously ill at P?esent. 31r. J. Fell and :hiss Rhoda Fell C.riniing b:+ery Day The Y. P. V. were very proud spent Sunday with :firs. H. Par- D.omestio Coke Aa oW establtehed agency, Beady . aide Coal Wood ry P kin. ent. f to serve. to carry. hornQ the kanner for at- CFmimme, Pluto, tl'hoae, Plelt. 6000 Fdand a.g Material tendance at the Columbus Rally few.from here attended the RsofiMaple Body WOOd� P. a Of the Young People, of Oshawa Y. P Rally of Oshawa Presbytery i PrFebyt^ry, held last Sat" last Sunday evenj•:g. Agents for Lnudy Fenoe M. M,A,`� The Y. P. met at-the Tronas of I�roughazn friends are pleased &IItl Metal .E�it ohne WORNSED AUCTIUNHRR AN'6 �•. �-• -c .�+ R+ to lgow that Mrs. Randall Ellie= Wn. '`firkin with a very good alt r o ance. Mrs. A. Hooker took the •aind VALLATOR ott a-td son. Ivan, are now at " Sales conducted Anywhere home n,. after their seriou's :t'n?ic on "Citizenship". COCI[RbDtt Implements Insurance of All Kinds. – — -- T%0se or write. Address 814 Duedsti illness i� Oshawa, I HIGHL4.�D C$EEK Street, East. �3errihers of the Barclay fsimily _ - owe �� koro Bgly �, Beet Ratan Available with Whitby. Ontario. attended the funeral at'Mitchel-1, The HiShand Creek Woman'- WILSON omen.. g 1 LS O N U R O 4Security -and Service. of the late Mrs. P. Thorne, young- Institute held their March meeting e �n ►.,e Briahsh 8ospi#►al__ =- est- daughter .� l and the at the home of Mrs. J. Hartmar, Government Licenced 7lddress Phone 'rate Mn. Fuller (Emma Barclay). Reports were received from the �ACa>at ��, 411t• _ BROUGHAM PICK 516 Sympathy expressed for those convt-:•ers on "Health" 'azid "Guild Phone Mari 7x110 ))lain St. E. StoIIffville, Ont• bereaved. W131fare" and "Relief". Mrs. Phone 191' Th: Women's Institute''will hold White and Mrs. C. Wallace. Th. JMtaternity; Medical and Surgical n a 4 CROPS 14 ROP y DQ their April rrieetif g on the filth, topic for the day "Csnadianiza ROOFIPiG SPECIAL cases taken DTN Cat the home, of bliss Margaret OARtion" was ably dealth with by.the M` Dunce-► Hostessess - Mesdalnea Preside:�t; lir P. Treadway. Tl e 3 1 Std. Wght. Asphalt- Shingles '� ate't?Inity Semi-Rooth . s, Will Pay, P:._.ts Nurton, H. Malcolm, Dunn and $6.00 per sgrr ,.. Rates far 10 days—$25 75 ; glov-e-making class under Mrs. ° if You Use Miga Dnricatti Piograan—Papers S-1. Hvy. Wght. •Ashphalt Shingles egistered Nurses in attendance and W Duman .rel'°rte`i good pr°gre" $6.65 r sqr` r NATURAL MINERAL � on "A Bala-" Ration of Work'' and the 1-making class start: � �^ 24 hour gendtx gives; S All first quality Toronto Asphalt Ambulance Service. by Mrs. Main. and '3Ir.. in April. The hostess, assisted by Roofing Co. Shingles. In Iota ' MRS. E.R. GOOD 25.3i~ : R ...y. ... .., .y+• x.ca,,� --�, - 'rt,.�_s.. ^r-�.r^+i:r -.•r77 -7. •,.i„ a r ., v ,r ....,.,.• .r.. ,,4, .... .:. •� .. . it a,,.. h �;u• WITH THLa -W6t ScK�S --���s��,��e� Advertislnq___�ilscou6 Doi � -- �n -_ Ala'rICL>0e l9OIt SALE FOR SALE , G8. BUNTING, PLAIN AND TURKEYS l 1, „�;�A• ,;,, TOUGH MEATS `TSNDERIZ>eD" abrproof Truck Covers and 808$ JET BLACK TURKEY TUM& A process of e1tenderiziW meth Tents. Prices and "moles on re- The hardiest breed. "A" rads •i through the use 0� nitrartfOlot '41uesL John Leckie Ltd.. Toronto. •86.50-a taw 'B" grade �B.00. ' In recently Winning.the Leon- Service, being organized to pro- Also a few Guernsey Calves from and Shield in the rays•-which makes cheap cute u RD.P. stock. Robt. Matthews, ,, provincial ju- tect shipping in wartime. Their toothsome as HAWAIIAN GUITAR WITH Ali: Harold, Ontario. slier first aid competitions conduct- duties will include rescue work prime Isirlofn has fittings and Tea Free Lease bap^ Inv n+oA _. regular 820.00 value-only 857ed bytheSt. John Ambulance As. communlea: delivered. Limited number only, F� EQUIPMENT The method, which soon will go Older sow. R s. Williams Com. FANNING MILL (KLINE) FARM_. . 1 am repre- tion by speed boats and a series ars say beet Beed trader; wild into commercial use in Cleveland 'Dans. 481 King St. went. Toronto. senting' the loth Brantford Boy ..of signalling stations, in case of oat separator testimonials. glias Scout Troop was repeating for the -telephone disruption. supplants the costly, centuries- AUTO_ ACCESSORIES Manufacturing, Islington, Ontario. process of ripening' or LIVE STOCK third time In four years. Windsor Old WHATEVER You NEED, WE and Toronto Scouts first aid teams hanging' choice meats for weeks have itl Used Auto and TYuck MAPLEMERE SAM, PERCHEP.ON A Boy Scout first aid squad to achieve tenderness. parts. Engines, differentials, ax_ Stallion, enrolled, rising 3, chest- tied for second place. es, transmissions, wheels, tires, nut, 1800 lbe. Thoroughly broken ' maintained for the third year at to harness. Homer Talcott• Bloom- batteries, etc. Special attention field, Ontario. An enrolment in Scouting of St. George's Island Park, Calgary, TO MAKE MEN STRONG to mail orders and farmers. Cam- g by the 4th Calgary (Elks' Own plate satisfaction guaranteed or GUERNSEY BULL, ALSO PORN -nearly three out Of- every four ) A new drink that makes men money refunded. Lowest prices., bred and grade cows. C. Flag ' Boy Scout Troop, last Bummer Strong has been tested at the Prompt shipment. All oharges R R No. t, Hamilton. boys of the Church of Latter Day took care of 8.1 cases of injury, Long Island College of Medicine. paid. Osler Auto Parts, 95 Osler, -- -Saints was announced at the according to -the Annual Report The drink is about one-third of quarterly conference at Raymond, of the Park Superintendent. The a AGENTS WANTED G}I.ADIOLI BULBS Alta. It was stated -'that the cupful daily Of ordinary dry GLADIOLI• 100 LARGE PICARDZ - -- idturch had adopted the Scout Scout first. aiders were on duty gelatine dissolved in orange and AGENTS WANT ED a EVERZ $1.50 postpaid. W. Glass, -' - Bulbs g R R No. 1. Ancaster. Oat. 48, days, including week-ends and lemon juice, district to se- a Product.used In Movement as a permanent feature every home. This is a money of ,its programme. Declared the Public holidays. The equipment Results, six mea doubled their maker. Box 61. Toronto Pat HUT IRON TRANSFERS; Elder Bullard: "It is just,as im- for the station was supplied by muscular endurance in about a Office the Canadian Red Cross. Medical month and a half training at bf- BIG SPARE-TIME PROFITS, REP- HIO PACKAGE OF HOT IRON portent in this church a.'s the B Transfers, eight sheets, over two Sunday school or any other auxil- necessities fbr the first aid cheat cycle resenting leading Canadian. Ant- hundred designs; also valuable are maintained b the Cala s publications. Do L instruction stitch chart; mail 1K Bary organization and we intend Parks Department•y g was n0 effect.. r Fidelity Circulation. Bos 100, cents is cash. Needlecraft Guild. to promote it to the fullest. 533 College street, Toronto. As a headquarters for Saskat- CURE FOR FLU MENINGITIS ASTR9IA- BRONCHITIS HOGS FOR SALE "I=cannot think of.any better chewan's training centre for Boy The case of a two-year-old IF SUFFERING FRUM ASTHMA Y FOR BALE FOUR YEAR OLD ' education and training for the Scout leaders, plans are ' under baby who apparently was cured of or chronic bronchitis send loc to- Yorkahlre sire. Best Market Pea 'Youth of Canada than, the.Scout- way for building a replica of the influenza meningitis b the use of day for-trial of ASTONE TAB- Royal Winter Fair and other Boar g LETS. Lha remarkable British Winners; Yearling boar sire, Ing Movement."-Aon. Gilbert old Hudson's Bay trading post at sulfapyridine, a new anti-pneu- Remedy which is giving instant Grandaire, and two nearest Gran. relief to many thousands. Liters- damn in Advanced Eteglstry. Four. Layton, Minister without Portio- Fort Qu'Appelle. Duplicates of monis drug, was reported at Unl- tura free. Astons Products, 7s. A months boars and sows, Shade. lio, Quebec. the ancient blockhouse and the varsity of Kansas Hospital last Adelaide west. Toronto. Sold by land Farms, Eden. uar - grbup of log cabins wiII be con- week. Druggists at 5oc and i1.00. l+tu f'iL3! REtIt II(EL London Sea Scouts having-head. strutted, and surrounded by s BABY cHlcxs quarters on the River- Thames. fence of palings. It is planned SEND US YOUR SNAPSHOTS OR have enrolled in the Port of Lon. also to erect a provincial muse= EARLY CANCER TEST BRAY CRICKS ARE GOVERNMENT old photos, We specialize in mak. •. A diagnostic approved. Hatched from big eg4 e. sag enlargements direct from any don Authority's River Emergency for Indian relics, gn stic test for early can- All breeders blood-tested and fed pain d Bac;zaT'zenlargemea;s cot- cor in human beings-a develop. special hatching rations. They 1,(Y' enlargement live well, grow fast, lay early, coloured 75c. Stamps accepts: merit that would be a great aid frI lay heavily make money for you. Tru Foto Studios Limited. New - combatting the disease-is. re- Bray 'Hatchery, 1340 John Street Birks Building. Montreal ,MAw ported in Science, official organ ai Nocth. Hamilton, Ontario. odern I+A rC.liTs Hthe American Assocince. SOT the BUY BRAY CHICKS, MRS. PAT AN OFFER To EVEIty INVENTUR e v Advancement of Science. McCrara does. -Each year v►ms - bu Bra List of Inventions and full iafor- Etiquette 9 p Y Chicks", she says, •they matlon sent frog. The Ramsay Com- s i uetfe r,. make more money for us., tits are pony Registered, Patent Attornaye. ' BY ROBERTA LEE V well satisfied." You'll be satisfied STs daft Rt Ottawa• Caa �/ too. Bray Hatchery, 130 John BL -,� 1 THAT REMINDS M E- North. Hamilton. onearia. PATCHES FOR SALE L-When a secretary is lntr� THERE'S MORE 2800 CHICKS-FREE-2500 CHICKS QUILTING PATCHES, wooL.Ls.9a ��� From a choice of a flock of 2,000 lac colours;. good selection, a ducing a caller x40 her employer, \/ALOE FOR T1$ Largs Typo B. G White Leghorn lbs. $1.25. silks 3 lbs. 81.00. Post- should she say, "Mr. Morgan (the MONEY W se Breeders, 1,000 Leghorn Rock Paid. Dominion Dress. 501 Marr- 'callerl, this Is Mr. Gibson ++�� S ('hybrids) or 1.000 Large Egg Siss hams Toronto. (aril- Strain Barred Rocks. An_�vro,m have ' plo 2.-Which There used to appear in the to oof eggsplaid frouGuess asflocck PHOTOGRAPHY ` 2.-Which i� better, to have a catalogue of a mall-order' house - of 230 Large Type S. ",a White FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH EV-. dozen real close friends, or be like Leghorns for the months of No- Cry roll film develop and 8 hash some people who seem to be a a Picture 'of a pair .of corduroy �i+i � vember and December and send ,gloss prints 25c. 8sprints cams trousers. the s o People who ars !p rice. 8 enlarged tint &sem. us same i b ,friend Of everybody? interested to Poultry and bay Brithtling Studio, SSA Richmond $.-Whoa a husband and wife Year alter year the picture ap- i. - chicks each year. You may win- at, EEast. Toronto. peered, together with the descrip. - -A Drize as high as 3'00 chicks free. are giving s dinner at their home. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein PERSONAL tion of the trousers-and the s. Broa.• Exeter: +Tnt, and have no servants, who should Roll-your- rleet the price. $2.50. MARRY--HUNDREDS TO HOOal1 guests at the door as In the'twenty-fifth year of the owners" with DONT MISS THESE BARGAINSI frote. Many with mean&. Fars- they arrive. a yen for teal Two-week old Barred Rock Cock- ors' datmhters. Widows with 4-Isn't It all ri ht to send advertisement the company re- value bank on orals .0tc, Mixed $12.50, Pullets Property. Particulars sea Coo. v. g , ceived this letter: Ogden's for real money's Worth. $19 95. New Hampshire Red Cock- tidentla Bos 128, Calgary, Al- written weddinginvitations. erels, .08c, Pullets 119.85. Three berta. Dear Friend: The more I been Ttmey know that Ogden s gives weeks ad oda.nae. Big Im,gg Quaff- b u.-Is s woman permitted to be Seeing them corduroy breeches, the highest percentage of smok- sty add .olc. Extra Select add .02e, . QUITb erri7lPa, EASILi, 1` the first to suB$est that a man call ,.. Ing pleasure, that it taexpeasively. Some remedy.Too- the pays sun hush your order'if you want those an her' the more I got to wantin them, dividends In bargains. Baden Electric Chick ttmoalala. Guaranteed. Advice ' OOoh)r, smoother, lHatchery Limited. Baden. Ontario. [tree Bartletrs. Box 1. Wlaatv"- 6,-Must the fork be used for If•yea ain't sold them set, let me sweeter srrwking. ' know, and I will buy them.- IF YOU WANT AN AFFgCTIONA'1'D cutting salad' ' BUY DIRECT FROM THE PRODUC• romantic sweetheart, with money, Yours truly,-Si Higgifibotham." rip_ or when you get the chance. Thar* write. Mary Lee, 445-0. Rolla, Mid Answers seeeoe"l are some articles you have to buy sourl. A+} item an agent, but not so wilts 1. No. She should mention her Nit-Why do you speak so ler , Tweddle chicks. We sell to you ffiG8 BLOOD PRESSURE-WRIT>f ' -employees name first; :"Mr. Gib- Ieoane? O �'# -direct and save you money. Gra for t e booklet and full partiew Son. this is Mr. Morgan, Also tele Cat A Barred Rocks, New Ham re late egardiag our amazingly sus- g Wit--I was talking through t+1e,z Reda White Rocks, Hybrida $11. j cess 1 hybiood treatment Pedi- phoned you for awl appointment." a screen door and it strain- /��� Pullets $18, Cockerels $6. Brown gre' Prodacts. Saakatoon: Sask. -'9� Legborns. White Legboras, it0.66. POEYB. - $. It is preferable to have a dozen od my voice. Pullets $22., Cockerels 8. Eztra . TED - ORIGINAL real genuine friends. "A friend to Profit Grade all hatche from is songs, for Immediate considers.- everybody onsidery ' everybody is a friend.to nobody." "'Oh, darling," cooed the wife to ao ounce eirt allghtly higher, tion, send poems to Columbla� � Prompt shipment. Free catalogy*, Music Publishers. Ltd.. Dept �[aT. 8. The husband. 4. Yes. Infor- of one .of out married mea,."I've «�/ Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Ll-bit Toronto, Canada Inal ,notes. written on one's per- set my heart on a new ,studio � ed, Fergus, Ontario. sonal stationery, are all tight, but Bouch." 4 - - R1aAL ESTATE CIIESTWRFIELD BARGA.I.S engraved Iniitations and an. -"Ihdeed?" came' back our °OocMAM brick Th usPa llcoavea encey riouncement.s is -the better form. Cham. "Well. sweetness, that's the t Three-piece Used Chesterfield Suite. large verandah and lawn, bean- repo covering, first class ! tifully situated on shore of Ot- b. Yea; she has that privilege. 6. only art of you that alar will • , condition ............... $19.50 Aawa River, awn from streets, p g y p b Three-piece Used English Velour bultable for club or summer home. y, Yes; one should not use the knife, set on one." Chesterfield suite, .com. !' 'will sell reasonably, Write Boz d.Did reconditioned +4 50 114, Mattawa, Ontario. Did the doctor take your Three-piece Used Cheaterfield Suite, _ temperature?" best English mohair, in rich brown 480-ACRE FARM, SOUTH-EAST OF - shade• rebuilt through- Battleford. Bask. Lot buiidta "I dunno. All I've missed out ,. ..... .. $39.00 80 acres under cultivation, go Ire far is my v.atcls. Mosey-baek �Gsarastee D�tyre, plenty water; =1000. Ho' W" �Cal 1'? IT POURS Freight paid to your station cash for the place. S. R. North Royal Chestereeld Masufacturem wood•, Coronation, Alberta. a OY ANNE ASHLEY A city' man's secretary looked es Rlclemoed street E., reroute up from her typewriter and saw FILMS DEVELOPED SEEDS FO1R.SALE a beautiful blonde, carrying some HOME GROWN SEEDS ALL GOV•- • j Q.-How can 1,keep the parts ROLL FILMS DEVELOPED WITH papers, glide into the private of- two ernment Stases AttaYfa, red cto. together when using a cement to w; ::' prints of each and FRED fico, smiling sweetly. ENLARGEMENT coypos. ass, ver, aleika timothy.'sweet clover. repair broken glass? "Listen," said the, secretary, OFFSET C(bnrERCIAIP P8OT0_ Ask for samplea aad prices deity. A.-After Usinga cement to re- +.• _ GRAPHY 2 RtiFFELI ST, TOR• Brod to you The Caledonia Mitt. taking stock of_the charmer, if, w ONTO, Ing Co Ltd.. Caledonia Oat - �air broken glass or chins, place ou try to get the boss.away.from _ a strip of adhesive tape over theJ me I'll scratch your eyes out!" Iso r HAIR HOODS WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST ON .repay, temporarily. The parts "Don't " , r all kinds of grass and clover Doti t worry, dear, answered j wlGd. TOUPEB, TRANSFORMA- seeds. Highest Quality and lowest will be kept together until the the visitor, "I'm not,the new typ- tions, switches, Curia, and all t " prices. We supply bags and pro- of [hest quality,.. Hair Gonda Write Day. Brown Bros Arkoas, On cement is thoroughly dry. .. ist. I'm only the boss's wife." for Illustrated catalogug. Coanden• tarso. Q.--Row can I prevent waste, _ tial terms arranged. Toronto Sum. and save-----time, when ea Hair CuDD19 Co. $29'Bathurst. SPECIAL TREAT grating Toronto cheese? pr dw&VPDM { 126 REWARD FOR ANY CORN OR A.-Time and labor can be sar. Quickly Relieves thb Pain Of + HELP.WANTED MALE Callous which cannot be removed 1 BURNS, Itos free-write t'er one NOw by Lloyd's Special Treatment, Un- der res when using cheese for au gra- ��� special top of the 2 lb. our supervision. Prevents re- tin potatoes and macaroni, if the • Fla the .I•qy T9hia BECOME A DETECTIVE, MEN turn. Send 65c for complete un of Crown B over 18 'wanted everywhere. De- treatment, regular 75a Lloyd's-B, Cheese i8 put through the 'foodand Karo syrups, tectives earn good wages. Ra. 1211 St. Clair West, Toronto. r Is easllycleaned and Can belles/ re rda, Work home or •travel. i cheaper. By.doing this, all the CHAFING over and over spam. Correspondence . training course. r TANNING � rmalI pieces of cheese which are • Pours without write rot tree Information to Eox 25. Station T. Montreal. E:R T TANNIN(, OF HIDES FUR 940 difficult to grate, can'be utiliz- In Burns and r Provides means of accurate Hove can I soften glue that Lees & Rob So keep a tube of Mentholatum always E Makes the y ib.tin ss.•aeeaent DEER, Etc. Free list sad top @•- g within reach ready for every table container. RINEiS IN�iTANT �AfR Towne a sons, Merritton. Ontartb' has hardened in its container? emergency. The moment s bora or 0 The protective �ap �ew�l�es a Td At✓t70 Q.-How can I clean white win. scald occurs,apply Mentholatumtothe ehalaryoemmer. �t do« shades? affected art and relief will quickly �eul mypRA,^f 4-POUND POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE BUS A.-One method is to use finely follow. This healing balm seethes the 'Ai,Nst �V�N S ley Zimmer, prior leaf,-. lavers and recipes, or 3- tortured tissues...cools and draws out Sts+ �M pounI camp powdered bash brick. Apply with the ata and bora... oteeRVt C A Dackaeo Virginia Burls •, Zim ' prom quick, Tell thwthat ucsof faesoasMAS, and prior leaf; a Sam les'man a dry, clean nail brush. Brush the healthf healing. hockey stars can.till be obtained lar HtV pp - y Mentholai.um is tised by millions of "cxowN 9RAND••I.beb, factnred,_11.00 Postpat4. Ruthv soiled spots briSkl until the Tobacco Xchange, Ruthven, On .stains How. Can people the world over for the pilaf of CROWN 0 Q.-How. can l make a good ohafing anti chapped slrin ...head end - '- •1 ' ., o chest eotde end ca4rrh . . .neural a : : TRIAL OFFER , a:id for the manicure. s . iOpN SYRUP aatoEver.0 F A,-Put one teaspoonful of headache, and aoonee of other.uses. ' Non-irritstinal--ft�is harmless to the '.w lemon juice into a cup of warm most- sensitive skin and relief is The T�o+E*�gy Food 1 EIF7MT PRINTS 1 water. Stains will be removed guaranteed or money bark. Get a 300 .'Tie CANADA STARCH co,Limited,TWOU . s TiriayY VeAAC E AYfiVcc ifrom the fingers and nails, and it tube or jar today, as a S: PROfE will also 1o03'en the cuticle. -lsaue No. 14-'39 its �' N 9" : . "Dept. A. i 7 7 - A P ' . ,,,,..-.. .rye:.i.,. .,_.: f ..,•. .....::. ., -- .. . ., .. ...... „i1 ,. �n•�. him down from the tree, and hid him is a tomb. dy30. But God raised him from the dead. Here was the most as- 601 tonishing statement that could Y'r. have-.possibly fallen upon the ears R::QA ofthese people. Paul nays that God, his God and their God, had raised this man from the dead, a ' LESSON It double miracle, a miracle in na- //�/�/���j 'PAUL PREACHES THE RISEN tune and'a miracle in divine gov- The on/ t0W1wj0Pr1CeJJe�ir 41Ie/iiww/ iHe goes on to present �CHRIST (Easter Lesson) further evidence to prove thisv� Acta 13; 1 Corinthian, 1S. -astonishing fact that, he has just Printed Text—Acts 13:18, 23-31, announced. First,.he declares that �K H OLET E R __-3a,39,I--Cor. 15:19=22•. this person raised from the dead Golden Test—But now hath was actually seen, and that some That's' 'Best at OwestCos .d _. Christ been raised from.the dead, ho had seen the Lord were still - the first-fruits of them that are living in Palestine and witnessing asleep. I Cor. 15:20. to this fact: 31. And he was seen THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING for many days of them that came Time.—St. Paul began his first up with him from Galilee to Jeru- i missionary journey' during the Salem, who are now his witnesses summer of A.D..47. He wrote the unto the people. — t First Epistle to the Corinthians 38. Be it known unto'you'there- Corinthians brethren, that through this � from Ephesus about A.D. 66. e, s $lace:—The apostles set forth man is proclaimed unto yot. remis- sion of sins: 39.-and by him every on their first journey from And- one that belteveth is justified from r. ' -och to Syria; they spent consider- t all things, from which ye could gas"""' '� t able time on the island-of Cyprus, not be justified by the law of Mo- Paul's o- o - lPaul s first recorded sermon was ses. The most important part of delivered in the synagogue of An- his first recorded sermon PaulJ.a 4 tioch, the city of Corinth, to which lays stress on his favorite doctrine the First Epistle to the Corinthi-. of justification,'or the declared ac- ans was addressed, •was located in quittal from the guilt of sin, a °Y ,' .central Greece, thing not ootained through the We come in this chapter to one Mosaic law, but only through the •" of the epochs! periods is the his- death and rising again of Christ, !tory of the Christian church,'the and through it-sinners trust on his ,beginning of Paul's great mission- vin �rork. ary journeys, by which the gospel e b was carried to the uttermost parts. Heart Of Christian Message � M r of the biediterraneaa world. In this glorious chapter in First • +� Not long before this. the Lord Corinthians "we' find the central, .� told Ananias that Paul would classic passage dealing with the by uy e a bid stand before kings. This promise subject of resurrection in the New , s � Yo can pay more . • d► Testament. to, is now fulfilled, and the first-fruits After proving the historic real- r begin to be'harvested. Wherever !ty of Christ's physical emphasize IN CGET MOR_ E QUALITY• v the gospel has gone, ' there has tion Paul proceeds to emphasize ---t been victory over every evil pow- the tremendous importance of t►j y,ate _- . er, and the emancipation of.mea such a fact. if a man does not 14#W_ � from the chains and bondage of believe in the resurrection ' of CHEVROLET brings Moil the outstanding -.'superstition and &;n' . Christ, he does not. have the Paul At Antioch Christian message; he does not tater , Acts 13:14-43. From Paphos have anything to preach of any a�•'�"�aM",?`' quality features Of the day—including Paul set sail for the coast,of Asia value; and he most certainly-can- Minor, and, landing at Perga in not talk about salvation in Jesus ..,Body by Fisher,. Steering Column. Gear- Pamphylia, he and Barnabas went Christ. Christ's resurrection is, M' Shift tt to - ', the province of Pisidia,where Were among other things, an induput- tY+ epi S t with Vacuum Assist,", Advanced the province of Pisidia, wher were able testimony to God's'fall ac- O living a considerable number of ceptance of Chriat'a work for as cwto Knee-Action Rifling System l*—at the Jews, sufficient to require the _ tom" building of a synagogue, To this on the. If°wee ha.e only honed In v+� �a'�sad'- lowest cost for purchase price, gas, oil gnagogae on the Sabbath day Christ in-this life. we are of all ►a _awe* Paul and those who were with him men most pitiable. 20. But now tura' - _.and upkeep! Drive this car—bo more repaired; before the service was hath.Christ been raised from the ' over th:a city had heard a great dead, the first-fruits of them that lu y i — _ !►�T� sermon from the greatest preach- r r komfortable phy: cally sAd b�! more7,1 are asleep. •21. For since by man tM .i _ er of the first century concerning • came death, by man came also the AN •$ - �copbfe AfeAtOi� 100�r�lail en�0 a subject about which probably resurrection.of the dead. 22. For 0.'N y, y e none of them Sad ever heard be- as in Adam all die, so also In v:ts+ ' -lore.the gospel of Jeans Christ. M+"'- motoring1 Christ shad] all be made alive. e�•a'.� 16.And Paul stood up, and bee Paul proceeds from a discussion komng with the hand said, Men of of Christ's resurrection as a his- tdiv Israel, and ye that fear God, hear- toric fact to an application of the 000 t be wife itm lrI/IA 4AYAb* b � Ude a ken. fact to our own lives. On the one _ 28. Of this man's seed God ac- sV�psls s.Firesr Drina N•Ar Daft -. _..__ : . hand, Christ's resurrection is a - cording to promise brought unto guaranty of ours: he is the first- Israel v Y +c H E V R O LET ' Israel a Saviour, deans. That God fruits; we shall follow. ,,would raise up One from the line ws • of David to be a Savior, all the Old On the other hand, Paul says _ that this truth, instead. of giving -- -—Testament testified.lestifled. What Paul is - �abto t them, however,is not us an excuse for carelessnss in ——_------ about __ our daily life, should prove a ire- • only that their Scriptures promised mendous incentive to holy living that such a person.would come, here, now, dally: 'CHAS. CO P� C O� • but that he had come, in the per- S 3son of Jesus of Nazareth, bora ./�M �1rf. , 'Da►k[�1R. R—P'ieketiaB 9 - _ and crncifled in their very genera- No ViitiAa aw Dog - -tion. 24. Gets Free Bite . 24. When Doha had first preach- ed before-his coming the baptism —_ of repentance to all the eo le of • • 1 : I t • • o s Vic- Israel. 2b. And as Johnwasfol- Even If He Has Been'Tbe Vic- • Milling his course, he said, What list Of Testiest He Must ft suppose ye that I am? I am not Spend 14 Daps In Can e. "In Ontario," said J. M. Wilson, Palace by. Royal Command. ' • be. But behold, there cometh one ,tail. managing director of the Toronto ` following quotation from the le!- _e. after me the shoes of whose feet Hnmaae Society, "any dpg,tbat is The ter is authorized for publication .I am not worthy to unloose: 26. -The old creed that every dog is reported to have bitten a person is "In view of His Majesty's forth- %: 11rethren, children of the stock of entitled to one free nip is eonsld• subject to 14 days' observation for BOOK SHELF coming visit to Canada. na.ih Abraham, and those among you ered -by Ontario authorities as rabies. If it is found that he is that tear God, to as is Lite word o1 granting the mutts too much free Ay RLIZARETH EEOY greatly interested by thin study dom, olflcials of• the humane so• free, be goes back to his owner, of the racial origins of the Cama thla salvation sent forth. "We find that the majority of than people." v 27. For they that dwell in Jeru- ciety and the Toronto dog license dogs have been wrongfully seen%• "CANADIAN MOSAIC"' ',Canadian Mossk" T►y �ba ' stem, and their rulers, because . department announced last week. ed," he added. By John Murray Gibbon Murray "boa . . . Toronto: ` .they knew him not, nor the voices They were commenting on the de- 'Perhaps a pup has been playing McClelland • Stewart. of the prophets which are read ev- feat of'a bill introduced by New Royal appreciation of the book a' with children, Mr. Wilson explain "Canadian Mosaic," a recently cry sabbath, fulfilled them by con- York State mail carriers before ed. "The play develops into a teas- " _ demning him. 28. And though.they published stud of Canadian racial the state senate to permit recov- lag session and the pup takes a P y 'oat Office detectives in London cry of damages from a dog's own- origins, by'John Murray Gibbon, are trying to trap a gang stealing no cause of death in him, nip with a 'now, I've stood enough, has been expressed to the author -' yet asked they o! Pilate that he er for the first bite. New Ybrk al-* stop-it' attitude. If the nip draws P receivers from telephone booths, should- be be slain. 29. And when lows each dog the privilege of one blood, even from a scratch, a par through Alan Lasceiles, assistant and are puisled because they 047 they had fulfilled alt things that free nip, says the Toronto Daily•• ent might become alarmed and re- Private secretary to King George the instruments a eP—ttaeress dor : were written of him, they took Star• port the dog. VI, who writes from Buckingham any other purpose. REG'LAR FELLERS — Taking No Chanceshoe $y GENE BYRNES nRn � v . -A -► �i + i R / 3-31 r••r.v a.r:e A A9 rttrht,rercrved ., ,?-Tn :.... : �.'x-'.e y :..t ;'. _. .. ''L,. r v, r^: - "'.� 3..-�-- -v--- y- � irs�.-' •. :,-w q.,iY,:;, _ - h - - aG�7 a7rf bbg �WS AWNINGS, PENE7 AN ILOWS --•=-. - y. . WEDAtESDAY, APRIL 12th,__ nuc �3ROC �a '� ��rNiL_/�� l ?rev tioA sale of 68-acre farm, -near we east Save You 1[~y _ ih $I.",� r : e�t a "THEATRE Fiti!lnatesl Free PCNERAL nIREQTeR AND Per Iii =1.60 paid In edvaaaa clay •logien; also the stock and ' _. BubferlPiana to the Uairisd Stable implements hay, grain, mots etc, �7CTH2TBY - ,� >3Dd$ALM$R, Y �►FARGE RE&P and Gt. ll<slfiitla i2•00 In advaoas. on lot 35, can 5, Pickering. Pre- — - 9uccessor'to W. J. Mather, ■ perty of Sam. NQannell. Terns - CliURSDAY•FRIDAY&SATURDAY Phone 2194, 66 Bond St. Oshawa. - t3toagville _ - !Chattels, Cash. Farrlh - made -Night and Da APRIL 6. 7 and 8 Bar-vicej0li.V .�IJd(1AR. Proorieio , g. y __ known on day of sale. No res- .. Two S''rows at 7 and 9 Business Phony Residenee Phone erve on 'chattels. lien Prentice, Sat Matinee d t 1.3 0 9$01 9$20 L To tse Editor: er. olid Matinec,Good Friday at 2 p m surctione H ay RADIO SAT. :4YIiIL 8th. - auction sa:e ERp^L F, YN!d In reference to the play-offs of of house and lot, household furs- _ the Pickering Twp. Hockey Leag- iture etc, at the premises; King •-IN ue,g I first offer my sincere sty. East, Pickering, the proper- i`The Dawn Patrol" REPAIRS � con mations to the Bro ham t y of the estate of the late R. entry in wirl_iing the ,final game -A. Somerville. Sale at 1 p. ni. agw)nst a team that was not on sharp. No reserve. Terms CASH. with Fully equipped' for reliable the ice. The large scare of 1-0 See bills. WM w, auctioneer. BASIL RATHBONE service PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN :. clearly v;dicates the hard"fought AUCTION :ALE of 15 HORSES DAVID NIVErI `r THAT FRAYS THE TEHtPE battle the Broughamites - put up 10 COWS and. YOUNG CAT- LONALD,CRISP Have bought out R. F. Cooper's .A against their' conscience in •accept- ��at the-farm, of Wm. Hop- W SPLAKER ;SYSTEM - S� - AND N'Efl•VE 1T Ml4x BE ing a cup t-hat�raa- no€p Y }mss, lot 32, coiA 9, Whitby Ttivp, JCA� YOUR E YAG, — — for. Hockley rules cletarly, stiynl- Monday; 1a14 y It Wednesda7 ill be in Claremont frequently to 1 rrrile west of Ashburn, on sat. . H. TUCK, QPT. pe ate that a fiL-hal game mulct be APRIL 16, li and 12 Repair Radios. ttrday, April 8th. at 1.30 p. m. played until one *,earn is declared Ted-Jackson, auctioneer. - First Show at 7.90 - _Diener sock-app. IN 0. +ire victor, �t apparently the PAUL WILSON prf. ill`s President t the SAT. APRIL 15th - auction anile Last Complete Show at 8.20 ®��W 9 thought game was,a BRO.OKLIN, ONT. (�trfstrnms celtilu+ation when gifts of garage aLd service station, dwelling �. garage machinery, "Off the Record" CAare $13 - Break 1.6rf! are handed oub. On the day of the 29tf _ e ke _ tools, equiPnrent, household turn certainly not game conducive to Boas tture aryl' other effects, corner WITH � of Din. 7 Highway and aloin St. PAT O'BRhDE BABY CHl�r1t1J Notive DL You '- hockey, having ltad two iadsss of known $la Stonehouse JOAN, HLONQEI.L � water OL it blab d'ay before • the Vie, property belongl7ug to BOBBY JORDAN gaaae, and not GrAi , nearly six •�� the Estate of the late E. A. o'elock In the ove�•ug w" aurone Btoaeh�oulR•. 410 altatuwe what- ALSO Seek your orders.- Prices 1! '@Ve do Bairi+diag of stl<l kl3de - f . authority notified that a game p,", eaeept on tke property deA Man Owality both right. Diseulss could be-played at all; certaixlTh vain be sold, subject to a your Poultry Probleiss with us iI'JA1�P'BNIT1IIRhhiG, n�oL Bis uch u1ne tar r and ger to 'er.e Bid. gemma for chatte3a, _to Rem. emboly' EQUIPMENT - QHYgl gpr.to ihtarlduaa► itiu time S �, for property made hno+wn r$Qii WNG fir' on day of $ale. Sabo at 1 P. m. 'YtTH We represent Jafnesw'ay & lHowever, some of the facts ars: Ala :Yea, Practice, surebroaeer. Isari Rideau Specialty Co. Drougfiaen, have the cur--lBrea h,- AN SHIRLEY t}tfUt� ' plaTele lad their pietnm Grslham Clee� EDWARD ELLIS 9ret cut .DtePtay We a so sell.8tmtford lsoodnt takes, (your ash, elmWA chew ETN CUSTOM HATCHING not state whether the Victors spas ism A .¢pecut Ilabnrla;la►>�P;rs Eatiiooes -••— ae"des to 'being pJDAY wea at the is Turkey 1f Duck egg"3.30 per 100 �lP�t, Due* Wates ` ' tailsa while scoring tact wig W. T• me# at thsi haste of ua1 ttass for 0fte Aeoplr- -Hee Eggs. 32.30 per 180 goal or not)••1!>Eu President In=s- Mrs, C. LAVft boost Thursday af- Sony to root 10 C,, Death Hatetted is latest Electric 86sg bi� y�� lusted the cup, (eu>spay)r- ani tersoom with a � attendance. ocnflned to the lienee flrr srWna an otime lastly, the cup ahoald ao! have ►!'he tea. Bell iamilr sr* ascan- blase. a1:90 Iii. R. nbrda. who suet- lstcvbators. Secure y Our! s ite.i;�ria� been presented without one teals kW iso the home recently - vac- tours from ars accident to kis feet- spate in advance- As"Ates Free _ or the :other having won it. pick- Work Guaranteed. ' bring, was' the only tesan in .rice �-C' ��• °f greenwood. We vials them' both apaeslr recon- UN14NY1LLE-CHICK HATCHERY Y ;'ext Sunday, those who,jwish +cry (No. 7 Highway) j playoffs with au tots. player rl ��E� Phone Unioavdle 2920 Residence F. v• PRO ` Iii ingthi� the limits. O ,. Trhope, Sir, this little iteuw .all e e ouffvilk 2820 2icf Phone St elarif% the situation--and leave no Highest prices paid for worn-out live PICKMMG. oxrAato �- ]room for lay further controversy. horses, delivered at our ant. Dead GAIL AT :- '�. I• p, Horses and Cattle pick up free of :GOOSE'S _(The views expressed is these Radio 'Service articles, are those of their writ• charge• ". - CAS'H STORE ors. 71die publishers de asst verify '•' GORDONYOUNG; Limited Be!►N!e to question any stateaaents cats- Phone Adelaide 3636 ON YD 166 KeatinY tSt. TORO ATO - Our plica are lowest owing EXrert and re- itained therein,--Ed.) tut very low overhead. Call. ala Pairs t0 all malte8. Rem. ' lee for yourself and be con- Onab10 charges. WO?k '- visced. Be sure and got your guaranteed. ticket with each 60c. cash pus- . abbe. 7bree prizes will be. ARTHUR ,�IE LD given each Saturday night at Gtaaaats Radio and Tekvbdm -- i 10 P. as. Year Selection. Member Official Radio Senior --� ,Assocunc n i iOLAIh;HbiONT, pNT 46 Phone 5201, PICIiLBRING - . Vealva ved an e -- SELL,YOU R CALVES- AT HOME Save }T'iine and hV�oneY = -- We have a buyer at the farm „ i :a MONDA Y, TUESDA °�> ., �� '} Y AND - w 7. •:WEDNESDA Y _ ::..: �P/CrKERING RARMS LIMITED- PRO— . - $r '.iRl*TOS.ra - -. --- - - ' iWu" Four . Dfor .9edaa wit . AND YOU CAN SAY IT WM EVEN MORE PRIDE SELECTED - RASED 0" Stand-out buy of the'39 low price field is Oldsmobile's big, 1.Quadri-Coil Se►.,".. —bio low priced "Select Six" It's the new Style' Leader that tyncbronized, Frictionless. coil thousands Whopreviouslq drove smaller cars are turning to Used e springs,at all four com6h. —for Olds beauty,'Olds performance and Olds high quality V sed Tires Stabilization For at a price they can easily afford.'Like its companion `- hl. Four-Way ;' poshiw control of th•springing. cars—the Oldatnobile"Seventy Series"Six and the"Eighty Appeal Series" Straight E' t—it v 2. 3. Kn..-Action Front Wheeb gh Eight-it gives You the advanced new - . Rhythmic Ride and a ndi-Shift 1 TO THE MAN•-"Vibe wants an inexpensive re-placeinfent." control. It has everything for comfort, everything for • TO THE MAN--"Who' wants-a -serviceable spare." safety, everything for extra yeah.of satisfying, prideful _ motoring. See this grand new 95-horsepower Oldsmobile TO THE MAN--"Wbo is driv,iog his car just a short wbile longer." (i "-Select Six" today . . . and convince yourself that "You . TO THE MAN--`'Who is planning a trade-In." _ ought to own an Olds! „ o-a•. TO THE MAN,,"Wbo must save money on tires_" Satisfaction guaranteed; A11 sizes in .stock. Low monthly pa�mente on the "sa<cEcr six" "sEva<lvey" "E/GNTr• iLF'S PLACE O•nara/Xotora Instalment Plan. CHAS. COOPER -- CLAREMONT _ Alfred 1Vldlel J. McGLASHAN. Dunbarton Ont. 'Upociate Dealer ! DONALD MOTOR SALES WHITBY CLAREMONT,IONTARIO +--- ••.t' M. SLEEP, Picker*jr Ont. Associate Dealer. Phcroe 3201 4WAIS IUMmulan q , ..; - �. a 1_ - .. r--:-- .. '•'•._. :.,,.-,,, .-,our ..::.:,r.. ...,,:,..... - . - - _ .•a,^^--•r-., ac♦ r. 'wf"': S - t• 'Pr l'! :wag, f. z,. ,. _ .... :_ -. "; "• re Wilson. An inspiring address was Us sylvathy of the com m=a LAND SURVL'YOR EMOI�IT s: transfer to Oehawia of several gi� by Mr. Wilson. Solca by ity is extended to Mrs. .Percy , �- } of the local employees. Clark, andr•family In the lass of ge,�ewed activity is reported to Miss Alms Pugh and Miss Emma F. J. DONEVAN B. A., B. ac., Q be taking place on the Phillip's fMe Young People of the Bap- ' Bznw•n• A toast to "Our Kine' her mother,-Mrs:,-Kellar, who had L. & On file an tier records of soy t5st church took part in the Green made many friends here. while Ve7on Gibson and Yarnold, W north ��, was proposed by the President, `Mr, Farr is expected to take River-WhatevaIe-Claremont Rally Mrs. Evans Ward. "Our Baptist Ming her daughter. Mrs. Kell- King East. Osbawa. Phone 1!lsi. posuaession of his farm, the former at Whitevale on Friday last, when Faith" by Mrs. Augustine. "To or had ry a very active woman . Deferrarl property in a few days. . a:_ot � .^r; enjoyslble, profitable o,� Baptist Convention" by Mrs. until 'a littf, over a year ago, Her Eyesight Education ?r „ . e•�p^= was spent by the 3-Point kind words and pleasartit smile Mr. Diamond and family hay. A. 1VI. Pugh. Mr. Augustine 'closed will be remembered long by many and - moved to Greenlbawk, where they Organization. jt : - with prayer, Another Circle meet- -' Walter Thomson, of Markham,_ shared with member-- of the of her friends. Her passing came continue far=ing. leaves shortly fo his annual so- '� as s happy o,ding to a very use-. EFFICIENCY Yf Mr. McCullough moved to their _ _ry_ egation_ farm, the former Borland. prop- journ• in W,estert� anada. His ful•Christian , life. Her funeral -, e , this week. 1. mother, who has teen visiting GREENWOOD service was �Id from the home of � i rt9 them in Markham during the win- - her son-in-law, Mr. . PercY Clark, y A number of the -ladies -from TUCK E� _ this camann_zity-.attended the "Mrs. ter returns to her home here il� a Cecil Degeer and family have on Friday mnruit:yg at 11 o'clock. �• H. [UU� few days. They were calfers in moved into Mr, A. Davis' house. with interment in the family plot U i Aitken's Cboking School at'Stouff- 'Claremont over the week-end. . oville last week. ' Mrs. W. Perkin has returned at Tret.ton. The floral tributes y Easter services will be co ,duct-• from �;ineland where she was vis- were lovely and many. pt, Sorry to learn of the illness ed.in .the Baptist Church, on Sun- O .• : �,ut Mrs. Slack, of Ashburn>•now•at ityng her son and ; seeing. a ' the home of her daughter, Sirs. �Y next, with special music at new grandavyghter• ` each service. At the evening ser- The Executive of the Y. P. ,U. Coates, here. vice, slides on "Easter" will be At Claremont _ Disney� g. (Opp.4409 $ 1P.D.� - ar-�v of *e pupils of the local attended the conva Sion at Col - _ '- Awa. �� r. achoor.have been absentees during shown. A cordial i avitstion is ex- umbar on the 1st, and 2nd lust. ErrieatC Fetzer tended to all. to atter d these ser- and report a splendid convbntion. v+n • there- the 4 the past couple 'of weeks through vices. Go to church on Eyster Those who require glasses there :_ hese. of the Young People. fissi fore under certain' circumstances rl p[r. and litre. Beaton a xt family Sunday. : . Yr. Havard oma Will Ormerod, nM if-�eT-_. themsel- ' have purchaeed, and movee�into Those of the country who for also ][ins Edith and Mrs. Walls, S7e� Mertsat�. veg of glasses which seldom leave i several weeks baoe not been able at Seth,"# - at Cuesawell witk � the hams formerly owned by Mrs. +1 :, 7 the room where the owner deem George Taf or to get to ehuirh,. , were agaih a- tkeir broitbbr and faatily rung sad tall vision leasee The Ubrary Beard are aaraouac- azrong those welcoe�aed at last gun- The IJratnaklc CFt#b are putting LA1PRi?1tiCE AVE. EAST day's services. Some have express "with the TORONTO, OMT. and bifocals are the proper ary d. ' ing a local-talent program is their on t]teir popular drama, grasser for tiara purpose. Ordinary ' g, ed the belief that those lyre ha" help of Scotty" at Whitevale on to drive ix% scene distanee actually the 38th_ bifocals and,oesoert hereon Friday evua�ineven a bifocal wit& .April 21st- a in to church. Toe bar a targe segment 3s ityadegnate be- 1 ;A sesdisl invitation is extended enjoy $° g caaa! where Intensive reading is 4 _ U everyo#G to attetad'and hear the the streets i.3 the village have not. t, Massey- Harrm is IEasternCeatata. "OlivettoCal_ cleaned to the' Haat exteat- A` TENTION � a � �e� bum th:pasts sod► bifocal will est; vary- ip the U nitreuf Cbmvb on hie r steed •�--• - l ro of chat ua:sstrkLsd o+'h- r of the Wonw1s 1Kinssib ary ` Far� .r ti Good Priday evening, by the eQm- fety will be heid ffi the school. - d vel tookslios soecg► a .aiw e ' ,bbwd uAlmed and Baptist choirs• of Glasrasuoont• L�aQfed ► - "'�'+ obs n4 be lost, aiatwbed or I �a A ntiiroet[aasoua showy was giv- f00Q� pij tasted to aaz diead+aatage ea 11fr. lacca + and bride. an 7hmraday. April 13th, at 2.8e P. Implements lira We ase eeJDfJDf ably sad clew- ' at my. Bad► de, poen Monday et- Tke . mesh X11 take elite • Rim eve. saga was stta�ded by a ibtm of as Basler saa'viues. Bev. J. ' �� lie tucccotdnt reader lost H. Givrep wal,sire tate address. A Sales and large � of etre "Mg peo � Easter . Of"lsx!!W trill ye a `' Nam road eyeal6t. To Gave toad Speelort ties oas:tmQtsilf• , - '''•- sonde. Eave for this �apsse eyasig9it it way be rteeeasarf to _. FI►e sit�srs of the Howling ked+ ami ed weair glasses. Tma is often a iter- � will be found,*d, tike )is" of tilet,'Mai held their annual dinner on ch9rrh. sad it is hoped that a Rs- --- anday is tLe sc4alring of as eiuc- a irrii�dgy evening lad+ tem ung to will to nixie a the bene axien Laud is fitalt� the ch" foe 411;e9%vniaabi. absexce of .ever- "'�1Os ase Delivered os heeded in Pit s its futass plase is the world. sd of Lae eftleers, the election 02 a'pPeaL edlc�s leis been postponod till a , the Xnnal °'pe" Meed and DHOW: Plast,, Plek t026 Law Motor Sales ve date. • Banquet of the Baptist, 14"iea 4hrosto ofte.Hmtrard-6471 � 3t 4 reported this weak that Circle was held is tka eh*mk os C airy Mouth � operrtioas eharrgee in the McIntyre 'hae.d:y evening. March 28L1►. 7rte ©HIS BO�fHAi�k SON � �. 1' devotioc-al service was takes. bT PUM here will necessitate same i - Dealer ""'a roars to tbt,artatl, reeatt3�r in bar. AugasLise sari Res. K "�' Far pwwsr. Pep sad BerseW , GtIOD USED CARS . Y . 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Tucky's dulcet " x tones dripped sweetness, "We have y r _ • _ _ TMe GROOM so much In common.I de-clare,I do � Green Te not see how you evah managed to • a �� Best , do so well by me, Lisa. Mostly my V� S f1Y o%o blind dates turn out so bad I fust dr` Mi ALMA SIOUX BQAROE,"Y dread 'em. I`really do." "I'm a good picker. Lisa threw Every one knew Mike had been, wrca herself into man. t o a hair. But suddenly c B s deal• the light 5 % Put out of two prep schools the, dawned. Lisa was playing a joke To The Red Rooster year before. His father was the on her. Marlie was saved' the task of owner of the local theatre and once Lisa had Invited this big bashful thinking up something to say when ]tarlie'a mother had seffiike s1t- goof because she didn't want her Mike Tulling hove into view is his 'ting In the drug sotre with a paint- to share any of the boy friends that new sports runabout. ss ed he chorus so girl. That had finish- mattered to her. Lisa was jealous "Here's Mike." Lisa jumped up. _ GREEN TE � w �b ed her in so tar as the Tulliag boy because she'd taken a boy away "1 forgot to tell you, Marlie, We're »3. was concerned. from her the winter before. going to the Red Rooster Inn." But Marlie felt that he had to Compliment's Fly Marlborough's heart turned over. show up, so he opened the gate and For a few seconds Tucky fumed The Red Rooster Inn! If his moth- thirty-flue there is a higher death: What_ To Wear In a cold sweat, went up the walk and was silent. Marlie sat misera3. er ever heard about that. They sold rate from this cause in men than and rang the bell. He was ill-pre- ly, waiting for her to say, some- liquor and sometimes there was a in women. in old age the rate is �i you're Short Pared for the vision that opened thing to break the deadlock. Then fight. But gosh, what was he to do? again higher in women. Burns in the door. Tucky's sense of humor got the Tucky had tucked her arm in his women are more frequent because In a daze, Marlborough .faced a better of her, and she made a very and they were halfway down the of the type of dress they wear, #iirlts To Help You Dress Flat- _ tall. willowy blonde, with the most quick decision. Lisa must never walk. Nothing to do then but go. These fatalities in women usually tee, Y gorgeous blue eyes in the world know — never, never — that Tue. Once wouldn't kill him — maybe, occur in the home. They erg com• smiling out at him like twin corn- ky saw through her scheme. �= -Lisa To Be Continued moyin­wi>rter than Is summer'. ----Tf you are short,says Josephine flowers. She was in something all must think that she thought Marl- Apply Tea In Emergency Lowman: blue and flowing that just matched :.orough Jones was the nicest boy 2. Wear unbroken lines. Dresses her eyes and when she parted her she had ever met, - Mtostl Women The danger of a burn usually de tted In at the scat aWithout epared for —pemis- on the extent of alrtaz�— belts are best. No breaks should Posed the most dazzling set of the sudden warm smile•Tucky had urne� Fatall ski involved. The simplest and ,be made in the long lines even by . pearl® Mother Nature had -ever turned on. J m*convenient household remedy be m differences. _handed out. "Pin going to to tsay all, sum- for a burn of; say, the first two de l Wear, a short waistline. This Marlie gulped and found his ' mer." She put a band on his arm. Although Children Linder Five green is the application of a strong will make your legs seem longer. voice, but 1t sounded off key to "And I do hope we're going to be Are Fre t Victims infusion of tea. This remedy has guen Buttons,,designs, stripes and' friends. I'm awful bashful with been used by the Chinese for 5,000 him, Of Gre]esst>Iess all trimming and detail should go C — could you telt me — is most people. But somehow when I years. In all cases of any severity It[iae Loring in, please?" saw -' up and down and never across the yon'I felt there was a man I the aid of a doctor is necessary, body. The golden-haired vision looked' could, really bemyselfwith. I-hate About 45 per cent. of fatal burns but the use of tea as an emergency 4. Wear small accessories. Your as though she were.staring admir- people who aren't real, don't yon, occur daring the first five pears of measure will relieve the pain and jewelry, your bags and your furs Ugly into the eyes of Clark Gable. Marlie? I'm going to call you by life, says Dr. John W S. McCul. make the victlm of a burn com- should not be large. Nothing " "Oh-h." she cooed. "You're Mari- your first name right now,and yon lough. of the Health League .of fortabie. looks more comical than a very :borough Jones. I jus' know you call me Tucky." Canada. Why is this? Chiefly be- cause of the carelessness of par short woman with a large fox fur. mupt be X14tah Jones." Marlborough felt a little of the 5. Jackets and capes are not "Yeah — why, ents, nurses and servants. Three the et them ears in Geo yea ma'am," bier numbness Issuing his bones. He y g y rg- good for you. Ii you do wear them lie straggled for composure. managed to answer, "I guess you ouC of figs .death dealing bursa oc ian Bay, Oat.—William Braith. be sure that they are shorter than I'm Tucky Lonellan," The girl city girls do get kind of tired of the Cur in 'women-and girls. From the , held out her little war=head.' people that Seat want to knoatr.you fourth to the thlrtyflfth year, waits, fishing through the ice, the waistline. "And Lisa said I was to introduce because you're somebody." there L a relatively high death. hooked a 16-hound (at least) 8. Wear skirts on the long side rate In females. Between the ages whitefish T. Wear small hats. particularly. . mTselt, oa account of she isn't Tucky panted. And when you , too big to pull through.. those that give you height. :Wte ready yet. Why, the -,-into area of .five and nine, twice as many While he reached for his axe to If you are tall, follow rules which _ poor little nobody like me, girls as boys die from burns. After extend .the hole it I laid eyes on you I knew who you' with so many rich,and beautiful wo- g got away-_ are the enact opposite. spat be." men all around you, it's pretty Marlie found b4in elf in the big- aad," porch swing, with the belle of Dime "i'1 bet you have so many fel (beside et. HIS face was the epior Iowa after you, you have to have a ■ to Wo -- viva of a beet. ' - secretary to keep track of.your en- "Yeah?" he repeated, floundering gagementa" Marlborough7 surprised E« hopelessly. "How'd you know it even himself by his long, complim- was me!" entary speech. Tucky rewarded G — "Why, i knew you'd look like an him by showing the dimple in hist artist. Lisa told me you were artis• left cheek that came'out only on f Uc and,I just adoah 'artists." the rarest of occasions. I'm not as artist." Marlie- "Now don't you go sweet talkie' Put his hands'is his pockets be- to me," she begged softly in her _ cause they felt so large,"I've never. rich Southern dialect, and Marile Painted a picture In my life. Lisa wished she'd' go on talking all the Is just talking." night without stopping. { _.. _ 'Oh. no, I•don't mean a painter."' It was amazing how his self-cons- Tucky stifled her amusement. "You cloasness was leaving him. In five. We a violinist. and. musicians are minutes he was talking to her in a �+ " artists. too." _ perfectly natural t`oice, on'his fav- • � ' Idarlie wriggled. "Tat not a real orite subject poetry. Much to-his s 'Yes, Sir aus tiasiciat:" amazement she too read poetry ev- w<. ,'t';'' -� Tucky, laugh was like the tank- , cry night before she went to bed. ,y .; dug of Utile silver belle. Lige wa■ unprepared for the dif• ��:. BEE N1 YE i r� • • Bi m . e a always g a re 1 Sys modest. terent scene which greeted her : • 71 f� my Fou prob'ly are a genius. Lisa says eyes when she_joined them oa the ? gi roes are," porch. Tucky and Martie discours- inornin Marlie's embarrassment was so Ing like two old friends! She veil- f' V • ►onto it took some time for him ed ber.green eyes and tried to just serest io change back to anywhere near a sound perfectly natural. >tormat color. Foy the fraction of a "I see you two got acquainted." • sweetener. moment Tucky was punted almost She swept along the porch In a Into believia her best friend had g greed ruffled•orgaadfe that inures- lanade•a mistake, and invited the sed even Marlie, _ Children Jove Easter with its colored oggs, fluffy chicks and bunliies. s s Heic is a cake especially-for them, Childs Easter Cake. Amusing table 1 decorations add to their pleasure at this season. RAD'O NOTES ' CHILD'S EASTER CAKE should be only � full):` Bake in NEED BUILDING-UP? (6 to 8 eggs, 3 egg yolks) slow oven (275°F.); after 30 min. Utes increase heat slightly to 326' F you as weak, . 'Xa cup sifted cake Sour g y D cup egg whites F. and bake 40 to 4b minutes u �y' �thin,or pale,take "• N E VI S, a tonic to build U teaspoon salt longer. Invert on rack until cake yourself up. Dr. ' U teaspoon cream of tartar ui cold. Spread Seven 'Minutle Pierce's Golden 1 'cup sifted sugar' Frosting on top and sides of cake. Medical D�ca•er� GOOD-FRIDAY EVENTS ,Easter programmes for Satur- is a tonic that will Three of the most solemn days day, April 8, include the Pasadena t'4 teaspoon vanilla SEVEN MINUTE FROSTING stimulate your ap• In the Christian year will be cele- Boys Choir ovier CBS at 3.30 '�• teaspoon orange extract •'2 .e p.m., S8 whites, unbeaten. petite and read a crated by all netwoiks beginning sada Russian Orthodox •service 3 egg yolks, beaten until thick 1 iii cups sugar improve your di -Good'Friday, April 7, at 2 and lemon-colored tion,so that food— p.m., over CBS it 12.1b a.m. Easter b tablespoons water, HollywoodBowl will Sift flour once, measure, and l i,4 teas ons light corn syrup d'° sutural over NBC with >i performance of dawn in the Po g p tsi..tleeisC"k builder al will Sift four 'times. Beat egg whites atreaathea you. 1In. Rose Cook. N3 wahw Brahms' Requiem. The Requiem be described over Mutual on Snn- 1 teaspoon vanillg, Will be sung by the choir of St. day, April 9, at 8.00 am. 1'hia and salt, with flat wire whisk. St.. so., Hamilton. out.. @ayes "My dayheea When foamy, add cream of tar. Combine egg whites, sugar, wa• Doris was to a very weaken d eonditiea. she `Thomas Church in New York and will be followed by a service on ter, and corn syrup in to of dou- "" Q"ite this, W" restless. had me appellee. ^y ?trill be directed by the veteran Dr. the slopesof Monet Rubidoux it tar, and ' continue beating until Yr p p and had pimples on her face. Dr.-M.m•rCeld• ble boiler, beating with rotary e an Medial Discovery helped to ►gild he: eggs are stiff enough to hold up o y gg she ate better, " T. Tertius Noble who was organist 9 a.m., and by the Los Angeles beater until thoroughly mixed. sassed fur dr and the piapi. t of historic York Minster in Eng- Cbolr singing Easter music at in peaks, but not dry. Fold in g y cleared np too."Ask you dragiet today fos It g sugar carefully, 2 tablespoons at place over rapidly boiling water, In liquid or tablet., :tang before he' emigrated to the 9.30 a.m. Easter Fashions on pa- s time, anti] all is used. Sift a beat constantly with rotary egg Vnited States many years ago. rade will be• described from New small amount of sour over mix- beater, and cook 7 minutes, or Other Good Friday events will fork at 11 a.m., and the famous until frosting will stand in CHEST Fif Avenue tore and fold in carefully, con- ii peaks. COCD� Include the Symphonic Chorus of parade itself e- tinue until all is used. Divid6 bat. Remove from boiling water; add - 'Ohio State University in a er- 12.30 p.m. 'Radio and screen ce- vanilla and beat until thick enough , P ter in two parts. To one, fold in g formance of Randall Thom son's lebrities will be introduced at the NM's Qliaok Relief fmm l @a +, p microphone, vanilla. To other, fold in orange to spread. TW DMT=1 'Peaceable Kin dorn to be heard p. > - r'ov'er CBS at T.8a - extract and egg yolks beaten with Rub soothing, warming Mustetoie p.m'' The last � -- •• ltisl additional tablespoons su gar. well into episodes of "The Living God," a TO BE HEARD Aril g • • • your chest and-throat. P Put mixtures by tablespoons into Musterole is NOT just a salve.It's dramatization of the events of 8, 7- p.m.=Formal Opening of utirreased'angel food pan, alter. Fiery, ItchingSkin a "COUnter-irritant" contain Holy Week, will be broadcast over Station CBA at Sackville, N.B. ... nating yellow and white. (Pan f old-fashioned cold remedies, oil o� .---.NBC on Friday and Saturday* at Two-hour programmes with Hon. • mustard,and other valuable ingre& 6 p.m. Walter'Connolly is star. C. D. Howe and Premierb of N.B., �� Speedy Relief eats,;n a clean white ointment. red as the rocs N. That s why it gets such fine results ID This re has lost his faith and who is trans. of! of RCA. . April ,9, 5.30 Here is a clean stainless penetrating anti• r e° -as ton muw turd plaster. Musterole penetrates,' ported back to the days of the Cru. p.m. • NR`'—Readers' Guild, book septic nolo dispenses by chemists at trifling stimulates,warms and soothes p. t MRVOUS ' cost. that will bring you s y relief from ,help. 6fixion. Pedro de 'Cordoba and " review programme, makes debut. :be itching and distress ofp :oma, itching fol in quickly relieving local conger. Mary Carr are also in the cast. 8 p.m. NBC dd CBC, Chase Toes and Feet• Rashes and skin troubles. tion and pain. Used b millions for30 �• Deet take chaecws.nn rodntts a Not only does this great heiling antiseptic y CDC.will broadcast The Trial of and Sanborn Hour. . . .9 p.m.•CBS P you know' mil promote rapid and healthy pealing in Years. Recommended by many doe- „ nothin¢about or rely on temporary relief en sores and wounds, but boils and aim- tors and nurses.Made in Can acs,in Jesus on Good .Friday at 8 p.m.. —Ford Sunday Evening Hour . . . ,Then there's need of s ggoon neral system quickly relieved and cleanly three strengths- 1 tonic like time roves Lydias p�e ulcers are and trill Sponsor.a broadcast of April 10, 8 p.m. MBS—New Q! uiz P ydia E.Plnkham's healed. rn skin discasea—the itching of St Regular Strengths ,� +� '°i Vegetable Compound, made especially for Eczema is instantly stopped; the eruptions Children's (mild) and Extra Strong, : Faure'. Requiem from Montreal at Programme, Name Three women from wholesome berbe and roots. dry up and scale off in a very few days. All druggists,40�each, 10 p.m. At'the same hour the April 11, 8.30 p.m. NBC—Infor- I Let Pinkham's Compound help build up The same is true of Barber's Itch, Salt more physical resistance and thus aid in Rheum and,other skin eruptions. Calvary Flaptist Church Choir of niation Please . . . April 1., 8 calming Dangly nerves,hxaea distreaa from You can obtain \foone's l':merald Oil (fail �Cw l0tk will ging Dubois Ser. 'female functional disorders and make life streni:th) at any modern drug store. u ' -en Last Words" over bo Mutual P.m. NBC 1c" CBC, "One. Mans. worth living. Family" 9.30. m. CBC- For over 60 pear one woman has told y 4 network, and the T.indsbolg Chor• p• another hew to go smiling chru" with 1"ue NO. 14—'39 -tfq will Sin,?, r"i•tiona of ffgndei'z �'usic by Faith April 11, writteDPinkhamia reporover ting 1,000000women obeae8ta`1L �w'�µ/N R VUST4Re jteL7 }Iecs;ah." _ \13�. 8 P.m., I:udy Vallee. MUST BE GWDl C �•` `" rR -- _ _­Irv- of ttiseets Ottawa aW addaliit TOO >YANY REVOLVERS , -•-Oshawa vii nso. 'this V does good•time for those Canadians, who do not really �• DIED DISILLUSIONED sad revolvers or automatics to r y Sal*goes, an Indus wea=l ze- sek themselves whether they and rd gated to have been 105, who re- >>;he country would not be better. membered the time whoa the In- of if they turned them in to the `� ", • dians of Northern Cans,"thought police. Records show that that the white man was a god, has iasis often secure such guns dur- s' died•at Ley", Manitoba.—London fag robberies of private homes. I! (England) Tinea. owners feel they must keep them - 4 as souvenirs or for other senti- �`" SPUDS IN THIRD PLACEmental reasons, they might re- �1► n a, .« Did you know that potatoes are move the firing pin or otherwise ? the third most valuable crop in make them use as lethal wea- YY :� J w ey :•'`' , ons.—Edmonton Journal. . a�F;ySY IN ; , fq ti Canada? Wheat comes first, then p fy 3Nt"if, f< <> ,¢gsy.�� oats and then potatoes. Latest �' , r . returns show wheat to have a Gentleman's Codes value of $204,000,000; oats Testifying Superior, Wiscon- $110,000,000; and potatoes, $44,- at sin, last week, before a committee 000,000.—Windsor Star. investigating the County Welfare } t: �•�- �'ca "�f< J;` Department, an 80-year-old pen- s f'%?'✓ AVOIDABLE sioner declared he had to write to A There were 242 accidents at un- Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt botore crossings in Ca- a could et enough old-age as- ...... s protected railroad h g g -. ' s nada last year;-causing 96 deaths sistance to live on. When asked and injuzie. to .80.0 persons 0 of to divulgz-the-r-ontents off the let- the accidents occurring at cross- ' ter he received in reply, the oc- Easter ounnies.brin a lot of ha iness to the kiddies at.this time of year, Here are three live ones all set' g for a morning ride.g And don't overlook the newly-hatched Easter Duck, the queer fellow at the right. fags.where there were protective full high reared himself to his _ devices. And every last one of the full height, looked his inquisitors • 242 could have been avoided if in the eye, and remarked: "I nev- rass Ontario farmers, who have the drivers concerned had used er reveal the contents of any let- - - "practically lost access to the ex- ��� caution and common sense.—Ot- ter I receive from another man's port market for wheat owing to tawa Journal. wife." preferential rates accorded to Parliamentary the Western Canada and United States Dc4ngs wheat, wheat flour and wheat pro- THE PRESS LIFE'S LIKE THAT 'By Fred N-ber ducts moving by rail frem bay a ports through Ontario for export". GENEROUS ADOLF _ With 0.t is tL• a:'4•rs, Hitler will,permit German Jews :We really feel sorry for Prime to retain the gold filling in .their 4 D IiY EEDY Minister :' ackenzie King, (whose teeth when they surrender their qA hesitating stand in the last two other valuables. Can it be poo- - . _ �1► international crises has borne the sible that this is a bid for the He- ^� Rip0 To talk oi• not to talk brunt of so much criticism), now brew. vote"—Toronto Globe and that has beeri the chief question that every man in. the Ontario alai:_ $ 0 ronfron'ting Conservative mem- House has voted to support a re- ''bers of Ontario's House this sees- solution calling for the conscrip- CURFEW FOR ADULTS tion ever since the opening of the tion of wealth and man power of It 'was a bold. and outspoken Throne: Speech debate Canada in the event of-war . citizen who told the council at In- • ' Liberal M.L.A.'s, too, are harass Ontaraa resolution, however, gersoll that'it was the parents ra- by_ a great deal of nee spaper- , may have been a little premature, ther than their children who are in sponsored Comment about'llow ev- 'in view of the fact that the :Pati- need of a curfew law. Wonder try time you draw an extra breath. onal Government of Great Britain what this citizen would say if he in Parliament it costs the counfry and Hitler are far from being ene- could see the "children" on the - money mies and not likely to By at each Premier Hepburn, 'dissenting other's tbroats for a long time to from she view expressed by Con- come but maybe the re- Big Bad Wolf servative Leader George Drew ports of Nazis establishing air- ' that the Throne Speech debate is bases on Iceland put a little of p Harvey Scott, hunting on the ' 1 a wast of time, says that is is in the "fear"into us Gth concession of Kinloss this debate that the Government Township, Bruce County, in the learns what the country is think- Looks like a short session and vicinity of Dan McKinnon's ; Ing and is enabled to base its i'is an early rising for the House . . . .- home last week, shot one of tel policies in public opinion . . . in time for the visit of the King the wolves which killed so much- and Queen ma ha D.-pends again on who's doing mayhap. live stock last year in that vie- - the talking. It makes some isiity. The wolf measured 70 - people mad to see all the chewing After a diet of rusty screws, _ inches from head to,tip of tail. done by lawyer members of the nails and pieces of wire, three of Mr. Scott says there is still an- House "Farmers want. a M. O'livier's cows died from indi- other as large as this one and r' look-in. too"'� complained R. A. gestioa near Bloemfontein, South some smaller ones which he YcEwing, Liberal (Wellington Africa, and the fourth was struck learned from their tracks. -•R North) in his maiden speech . dead by lightning. "it's high time they had more to say on the floor.of the House" There's no sense inviting both the Flint twins, Mom. Fuel to the fires of dissension exactly a OUTDOORS WITH V1C BAKER TLq'n eiy a 1 ke.'• between Ontario's Liberal Premier and the Liberal head of the Cana. than Govemment was added last 1939 TO BE BIG YEAR e t' week b t sheaf f resolutions by o so t ions made ready in the Ontario Legis. FOR ONTARIO ARIO W..El<J lature to W forwarded to Ottawa .w particularly , ' s articnlarl the one asking the Federal Government to repeal . Isaak Waltons of Ontario of the trout season on May lst 4 the Cxncda Temperance Act '&s llrilI have 7,000,000 more speck- will follow closely behind. Do is applies to the counties of Peel, led trout to angle for this yearnot be caught napping when :. Perth and Huron, and Manitoulin and next in the lakes and the :;: the fishing season arrives and Island This follows re-, streams of their province, in r , { F peated defeats in the courts of the addition to the regular 1,000,- .• start Preparing ' your fishing ear right awn so all to be : contention of Attorney-Gen. Co- 000 small-mouth black bass B g y �► Want and Premier Hepburn that stocked annually, by the provin- ready when the bright morning _ the provincial Liquor Control Actcial fish and game authorities, sunshine heralds in the first of- overrides the federal statute . . . D, J. Taylor, Deputy Minister ficial fishing day of 1939. Var- .,-.The passing of the resolution mayof Game and Fisheries of On nish those bamboo rods, clear. be a deliberate move on the part 'tario, stated recently in an ad- the reels, reverse the silk lines, f of the Provincial Government to dress before the members of check carefully those wading z.?'pass the buck" to Ottawa on this the Toronto Anglers' Associa- boots, make the odd new lureTOBACCO pp ticklish question, knowing full tion. in your spare time, either fly,or well that probably nothing wiH . • This information -` should artificial bait plug, and check '_ -come of it ' serve as a reminder and as an carefully every part of your inspiration to the readers of fishing outfit and thou you willI.B.Action demanded of the Domi- ,this column that blarch 21st— be ready and waiting for the • cion Government to secure On- the first day of Spring—has al- time when you can take those s Packages tario farmers lower freight rates ready arrived and the opening week-end ,fishing trips. va wheat also embarrasses Ottaand 25( Tins - I :'fora . . . but it doesn't embar- !VNQNDERLAND OF OZ : By Frank Baum' . • ., �52-A wrr.Iem"IoM,a.11lr a-i,.•04, } '•• `, 1 _ • • iiia• � ` ^'. 1*1 congratulate you•" said Lord High - "Thank yon my dear," replied old I,ar.^ ,,,;ow you got your diploma• " said 'Than the cook came to call them for Chigglewita, speaking in a cheerful voice. ry, "were 1, not a good puzzle, there Uncle.Henry. "This is a queer try dinner, and they found an inviting-weal , would be no object in my scattering my- and we may as well take people as we "You are certainly the cleverest people Fclf." "Why do you do it?" asked Aunt find them." "If we did that we'd 'leave prepared for'them Afterwards they went who visited us. I was never matched so r.m. severely. "Why don't you behave these folks scattered," was the. reply, out tato the yard and matched severs] Quickly In all my Iii�. 1 am considered 4 yourself and stay together." The Lord Just then Dorothy discovered a hand with other people together, and this work was great puzzle usually.' "Well." said Dor. High Chigglewitz replied politely: "Mad, a knitting neggdle in it and then decided so interesting they might have spent the grey "there used to he a Jig-saw Craze ,am, you have perhaps noticed that wry to put Grandfnother Gnit together., She entire day at Fuddlecum,lig had not. the crze at home, so I've had come,experl- person has some peculiarity. Mine l� to proved an easier puzzle than old Larry, wizard suggested that they, resume their encs matchintr puzzler, but the pictures scatter myself. What Sours is i will not and when she was completed they found .tourney. But I don't like to leave x11 were fiat. while you are round. and that ray, but I shall never find' fault with her n pleasant old lady who treated them these poor people scattered," said T)or. .; makes you hard to figure out." you whatever you do." cordially. othy, undecided what to do. A— •,tea.,... .. '.r.- �: .,x;. _ :,...-.,••ry-. '..... ,.: ..}, ._...,.,. :' . . ... <A - Odle.,.4... ...^�. • .y. .• w .LOCALISX$ --+u 1 cso at bpai><osa closet. _ W1lrr8TAL8 � �OKdo dor, s book handl, uatfi 'Don't .!6 UMAion School Comm- ' on't forget tie psiador Green- ' -�cLool ckmd today for the enconeut bcereise• at the xen's wood' Proms, -M* the Help of a j, _ to r� ]mater holidays. _-- Cluh on Wednesday evenire was �tty" to be presented ih d4e Un- �--Xzs. Pause and daugUer. one of the birigfrt events is the ited Church here, under the acs- ' ..][argaret, of Gsmrloque, spent lives of some of our young folk. Pices of the Young People's Class the week-end with the formeez Owing to the nearness to our on Thursday, April 13th, at 3 p. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Valleau. Publishing hour, a complete report ..m- Special music betweep scW - t—Died, at her' home, in Port will be given in ouh next issue. Admission, 25 and 10 cents. FLASH Whitby,_ on Munday, April 3rd, - 'MEN - f ]lira. Frank Alloway, (Susan App- Some views on Twp. Hockey MurphyPaitnt9 > • Teton) in her 62nd year. .� diad NARVo Your opportunity to ]preview the - 1 --11�e regular meeting of the To the hockey fans of the local Il �`' PIT T I F Ok• AyK KING ! G Woman's Association of the Unit- , Newest Fabrics and Styles. ed Church will be held ca Tues- league, we would like to say we ,-;, , cannot see any-thin mysterious I ! ' day, April lith at 2.30 p. m. 'at g' Y / 1�; ��% • ,I - about the way Brougham. w t the 1\, the home of b1rs. A. W. Mizell. du plicate y g ar +v+r C A. Rafelman, special "Tip championahip as that is an exact >--At the dinnei and meeti of • a� pica-__of the _- - - - -� _ -.__ ... .._...__—. .__. . _ __-. _ _ --t hferz-s Club on-P`riday even=- NaR�O___ • • • Psckeriag elirrtit--aced Dnnbartnn. .-To p" representative, will be in our isrg last arrangements were' made Canada's Smallest Finish for the completion of the purchase :A Hockey-Fan COVERS IN ONE COAT of St. Paul's. The Club will first -.(see also EdUariai Daae. _.$RMES PERFECTLY ------,More, On — be required to take out Corpor- I)RfES IN NO TIMET ation proceedings. 1- — VV211 Be inter- ested in the announcement by the e alay, -"-- C of their presentation of J..hn S'pecials 4Dt f : WS vv ectn Masefield's play, "The Trial 'of — Dont miss this opportunity to find out What's Jesus" on Good Friday eve-ang. , in to 9 o'clock. This., rill be Men's pants and o�eral9s at � o, a• B_�LaDuti wbat in men's clothing this season, and to have the firbt presentation in America, -��f' 1,39_ a fair Real values Pickering, Ont. on either ,lfE,n s blue Chambray shirts -- "- '-' -- your personal measur ments taken for your new stage or the air.. Easter music by CBC sinters will accom- Classified Advertisements I ' paty the production, at 6110c', each Tip Top clotheK. At the Y. P. U. meeting i:1 Nfeu's fine shirts, $1.00 and FOR SALE — one team of gond ; the United Chun!!, on 31onday, work horses a;d one Holstein: t' _ April 10th, the guest speaker will �"1 25 each cow; due tot freshen about the 1st Remernber the ate. t be Mr. Leonard Coupland„ from of May, also 2 good milch goats. lien' work'moots at tier 'low `'-the Torot-zo Bible College, . who y APPIl• R. Cammack, Pickeringu 7 11 want to be there• will also give several instrumen- pr1Ce6. FOR SA.LE -- Colnrado Sprr:b Yo tal numbers on .the piano and cor- Harness and parts in stock, Wheat, good for mixing with oth- aaet. He leaves for the African Shoe and Harness Repairing ..er grains, also 31oore Grein Grin- Mission`fields shortly. A goad Me S. H� PMA N. attendance is reghtested. Save our coupons.' They are der, large power size, in good cot:- _ dition. r 'ee phone Pick -2B For z u e P n _ v F _ valuable _ George's Church, Friday,. April 7th. Good Friday, Eveningor G.'L. Middleton, Brougham. —__ -. _------ __ __-_-' - --- •ti^ ' Prayer at 8 P. m. The "Story ♦- �• O• Bradley _ 32-� the Cis" well be ata-,g with a Phone Pick 2j0,1 :SELLING AT COST . .& LESS SEED DRILL WA. — for a Hermon appropriate to the occa?- - - � i team a dY• F. t'ali�arnrne, R. R. 2 Son. Easter Day,, Celebration .of � Pickering, 2nd Con, the Holy CoThe Pickering -- Communion at 11 a. M. ' • ALF 300 tAwb. of good, B O s' ' Everu,.g Prayer at T P. m. Pres- D� FOR.-SALE — g'o � Over RIIlybcTe, 11'8 t0 ,7's, ' . 490 cher at both services, Rev. E. G• MEAT MARKED:' clean barley, malting variety, 70c. • r bunks. John Miller, Claremont. "'Meu'8 R urk Boots, Regular price less $1,00 Rio nrhson. Sunday School at to a. I 302 iC;bildren't and Boys' Bocts and Oxfords. pr, 190. We carry a full line o Men's Leather Le nae --Mr. W. H. west ey has just SA.LE — about 30 bags of gg r Reg.• $2.00, for 99c. FTR received a Record of Performance Fresh early tiVarbs rotatoes. also 12 Stanfieid's Underwear, heg. $2.0, for $1.40 Certificate from the• Federal Gov- Certificate (Dept. of Agricultur) � : of Red Clove: seed, end a Men's Romeo Slippers, Reg.$2.50, for ;$1.19 .and 1928 .Fdsex Coach in good runni:..g for Echo Pride walker, a 1,r1en's Neck Ties Reanlar $l.t 0 and 750. for 390. - ber'of his - ^r.-r. John C. wfoore, lot 26, eon. purebred,Holstein herd, :•: C,Ureci -4 Flcxerinlq phork. `05. 33- 4 Men's Sweater Coats, Oxford arey, 1.95 1,95 .which credits her with leading a ya g• , Claw of 55 mature Holsteins from FQR SALE — Alaska seed oats, Meji s Fine lSbirts, Reg.- $2.E0 and $1.96 $1.39 all parts of the Dant-ion, in the Meats frorrrs 4th generation, reg. seed. • Ladies' Silk Hose, Keg. 69c., for 69a. - 1105 day division on twice-a-day Our delivery i8 at your service R. Heron, R. R. 1,-110itby. ;aslking during the month of Mar. recd�- - tt #r11�} — •� • - FOR 511 LE — used kitclhen cabus• • ggf ::P1C�erll2 � ,As a 7-year old, she produced a. .Phone Pick 1620 O total of 1i43 lb. fat from 16299 CLARENCE SILK et,. also rooms cupboard. Apply, Fstahlia)ted 1857, lbs. milk Mm Woodward, Brougham - 1. - --The March meeting of the W. --— — - -- L was held at, the home of Mrs. * c Garnet Courtice, with a good att- -- SPECIAI,S -- -- -- -:a dance. After the business was r ' an cneertM dealt with, ,Mr. Ed. brov.u, Soli. f B 1b of the Horticultural Society, spoke ak ,.,to the members on the lowing —AT— �,e $ B $st Bacon, •,25c. g � t of "Annuals" 'giving them a 'great � ` :. Steak, ' 2C• $ lb. Minced S k '1 deal of it formation and new ideas Men_s Club Auditorium T in the making of their -flower or Liver, '12c. a lb. gardens. 'serest members who Mewing Beef, T 2e. a 1b, suphAd attended the Sewing L-Amj,ss, TUESDAY, ' APRIL �1T. H J supervised by Mrs. Robs. B nesse, Jewel Shortening; ;15c. a Ib: displayed their new house dresses and aprons, which were mast att- ;Sponsored by St. George's Guild - - ractive, asci a real credit, both to ;:Cla8$iC Cleanser, 3, tuns, 13c — Mrs. Balsdorl .a:A the membersti 1-$d taken the course, ;. P An excellent program alll Le presented by the follcaing: who ns, 25co usual carp of tea wa.,. served at Miss Jackson,Soprano Soloi<..t. Eaten Memorial Church, Toronto the close. Mrs. Lowden Violinist, Toronto - EID 1 i —A Grand Condert will be held ' V• • it:% the Men's Auditoriums on Tues- Mrs, Angela Savage, Pianist, Toronto , day, April 11th at 8 o'clock, und- ; Butetler (phone 3000) f'le ,�er><ng er the auspices of Sti George':; Miss Jean Brumwell,Highland Creek, Costume Songs is Dancing Guild. The grogram which, is an Two half-hour Plays will be presented by St: George's 3 — 9 - outstanding olie, will consist of Pickeri�n Nor the following artists: Miss Jack- Dramatic Club. - -Hardware Pon, Soprano Soloist, of Eaton Home-made Candy will Ee sold during the evening. Each bag e ' Memorial Church, •Torclrlto, Mrs. -- ' hotwlden, Violinist, Toronto; :firs. of candy.wili contain a ticket, two of wh;ch are lucky tickets - Ar,gela Savag'; Pianist, .Toronto; • r entitlingthe holders to two besutiful paintings. - Get our Prices ori' S rin - Mass Jean ' B unwell, Highland p g Seeds ;. Creek, in Costume Songs and A DM/SWON, 25C, cP )5C. Red Clover Dances, also several other Dances z -and Songs by local artists. Arsoth- er great attraction will be tiro, S „ weet t;lover one-half hour plays by members OUR TRAVEL BUREAU T of St. George's Dramatic .Club- " - imothy Homemade candy will, be sold. Holders ef LuAtY Tickets AN TOURS "z*eive two. beautiful paintings. -Don't miss thi; All Govern fnent -teste4eeds splendid concert. Adan. 25 R• 13 cts. ` Com. �'� ANYWHERE ANYTIME : The April nieetbig .of the Her. AC COffipld SAMPLE HElectric a ��\ ' shers ticultural Society will be held' � r•. Tuesday, A )nil 11th,.,at S o'clock CIRCLE , 11n, the basement of the United TOUR Frigidaire' Refrigerator O'ureh, Dunbarton. An addre � a•ll be giY m by bin, Leon. Butt, ' Toronto—Buffalo=Pittsburgh, agent for Mc Co�mick•Cee-;r'g Farm Machlrery, and ae�isted 'by Vtr. �'aldock, both of St Lonig-CMcat*o—Detroit Highland Creek, ot., a subject of Toronto — 527.-x0 Repairs. interest to all. The adrlress w•ii? •� ` s "Our Motto —. Vire have It. Can Get it. be illustrated with the aid of lan- tern slides. `on-member Nvilt be F.ASTF,Rti F �Sfi tihnr.e 4:100 $9D0 'wekome. Members are resuested +to tun,, out if at all possible. a+ ,[Ud, � , S. B ALSDON, . 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