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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1939_04_21 _ ,,viz+w x-.• .v-a..,ea.r ' ... f�I •MA.Y - ^,-L,i' , F.^'.W 5'iY' u ..;AS;,. fib... 1 �+•- S. :� G:•..: �'+t'.3:� •1." '^. •..w• +a., -• • -..' ::Y'•'A''s -Vt�4.;:_ .,'.moi: 'i _ ." •k '' ,1'91. 4. .. C ': .. •.,` ... _..a 4 - .� "e►+.` `•�` `� '`'� -w a� „�. �. .-'.v C, r�.., ,w .:;..eh.� s'-ins• , ,. .. ,.ry�n-0� TH _ • VOL.LV.III PCHERING, ONT., FRIDAY, APR. 21, '1939 No. 4 �lrateisstastsl6ari�. AUDLEY - , . 00010HUTT TICE -+—• - GREENWOODI • _ raiz-•=�a�----a- _ DR. H. 0. PEARSON-Physician ,. here this week. We .welcome Mrs. J. Clarkback ���1 VVood Our trucks pass yoar way Miss Minnie 'Stevenson is leaving home again. IT! and.Swgwn. Dnnbatton. 1017 yday." ever � for a month's holiday' with friends The W. A..will hold their meet- R�p S. FORSYTH, Oph.D., Director, - ' eOptome#dqW Ase6dadmoloow.io K• COAL COKE, is Listowel. ing next week as usual. Agency (shred MewAwof the American o&h-at ° :Mrs. S. Puckrin and familyare The Y. P. U. visited Kinsa`Ie af..ela w. Eye, t=eamed by •V tent: �PvOD CEMENT /Yens> 4.pont. r r extensively repairing the house on Y. P. on Monday evening. the McQuay farm. ,Mrs. Pere Clarke is visitin her New Stock of Parts on Hand r 014. iSAND, QrRbVEL, d. Mrs. Trimble of Green- daughter, Mrs. Elmo Disney at x� •. g Y : Service on above madalnea D(liYALD RUDDY Barrister. and wood spent Sunday with 'S. , R. Oshawa this week. - •solkittpprr,Notary Pubitc• Nt.+.�eyw•l.oaa. r •and Mrs. Wonnaeott. Mr. W. Carroll and family of Implements on exhibit in season y ==g=,=, ormerl7 ocey�ied b chr laic A.E.tbris. BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Owing the latenei Plows mowers etc. odW wing of l curt lrieu.e.whitey. sty g of the Mitchell visited Mr. John Middle-, • BEATON, BELL is ROSS -also local eartage work season, the tree planting in ' the ton and aunt over the week-end placed in stock s fnlh school yard is postponed until the A nuroer of the W. M. S. THOS. LYE Earristors & Solicitors We ba`'eaieo linea Maple Leaf Milling 29th of April. women areyatteiidirrg the Presby- Claremont, Ont R,J.BEATON.K.C. Telephone Cv's Feeds. Where .the road drag was used, terisl Rall at Oshavvicet on the • f ;EL'BROOKE BELL,K.C: ' Adel,2538 els the ,roads became bad', much 20th. , I _ J.0.F.ROSS A MITCH Rood a-as done and many rough OAhe Ladies, BibleyClass' will ho11 ��2 y -- - --GREENWOOD - de-smooth, wally in t e S• S. Roam on Mon s JOHN L.POND Toronto Pickering, Ont. The Women's institute met at day evening next, April 24th. t MILLS (3.RICHARDSON&,Co.. Barris- c. the home of Gard Winter last week Ali the married ladies and the ce phone 7400 Residence 9500 .urs•SoGtatoo. Notaiifa etc, sNiu oai, and elected the old officers for Young' ladies of the congregation 1886--1936 taoert+;or Lite Butdiae.�Toronto St. i orooto. r" Taiayhooe ad.102fS:F'ica.•7ne?b•n 6013. act this year, with one or two changes. are cordially-invited. _ The Bea1Store,C1arelaont - Don't forget Friday, Apr. 21st. CHOPPING MMGUS Mdv>EILLAN-Barrister. Sol- s PHONS 9sl BROUGHAM. = The Y. P. of Unionville are putt itor,Notary Public. It Wirlinda Street MondAy, Wednesday and, Frida3 _ A 'roennto. Teledbone Elgin bW3. 29ti in on two plays in the church, FURNITURE . Mr. and Mrs. L. blatthewa vis- each one hour in length, These WE GRIND NNE lletsttt4 We are displaying an attractive ited Toronto friends during last come to us highly recommended. Bran, Shorts and Feed of:all �EBBERT T. FALLAISS, L D S., variety of week. Special music Rz11 be furnished by kinds, Iso minerals sad other Dr BE Gr•dwu of L Ray mi emir of , Aluminum an& Granitewers Etc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Malcolm were the Unionville Young People. Be o•ata•ser eon.-arid the a verity of T«onto• f Furniture ;�. Furniture eoncentrafes for profitable feeding ages• r ence.ecood doer •ut of SL. And- Novelties r_. Long Branch visitors over the end auris to come out and enjoy a saw'► fidmiss.out, oak• boor+: 9 + of the week splendid entertainment, _sponsored kept on band t a..at t-a ro7•e q� appetottaa•t. (X-MV Prices low, in keeping with timet. a r•te•>, l io.e!sick area- Mr. and Mrd. Sherlock, of Tor by the W. A. Group 2. 25 and 10 We stock only the best Poultr �ssstinie►! arbai. ,' ol, mere guests at the Harvey cents. - .feeds and 9upplits. 4: e on Sunday. y b ..-� Farr's Elevator Sunday School and Church ate Wxrl'EVALE F- Z, c�R�=29 Ince was good. An, earnest IL DSATON. TOwt�e z I- Claremont Ont _ D• trtert. Conyr�tat••c Com+nre.ioo•r to. y • n-,tss,agn was given by the Repres- art McKay enjoyed a as• Mise G ie c *; '( e�kte� a .w. A otaar, Ste. knoer of e_mative of tate Bi7-le Society fr= real holiday in the city. isaerisp_usvese•. w tevaie,ont. .., the text. John 17:17• Mr. A: Seebeck is, still very AND Phone - �' Jas Office W38 jf+he Warren Willson . family g A. E. RWHARD�ON 90Y BEANS P�riY following a stroke. - .$1.25 per bush' have the sympathy of their_friends Mrs. Harold Hornshaw is suff- All kinds of repair Work ©IIiNS7RAL INSURANGE free from noziete weeds eri in their anxiety foe' the results of froar a severe attack of the All Tuning Guaranteed REAL ESTATE Berl flu. ey. .Oats. , Free from• weeds treatments. Francis is' receiving at " eONVRI'rANCING Chop of any kind sold the Sick CbIldren's Hospital, and Glad to say Orval Wilson is on Ci. S. MaCD'ONALD the raid to convalescence after an•ha aid estabtkthed areney.- Poultry and Seg IReeds, Fleur' hope they may be beneficial. His lH! Cbss Ave., Tossillo attack,of pneumonia. to serve. Mae Goof A Reed parents visited him on Sunday. Don't miss henna the Mount -awe Lakeside 11109 1 . Pick. 6000 The Y. P. Union had an atten- ,. g n - Fencing$ and Reef$tg Material 3 ..to: • 1,n^irt'_ 1u: cn. Order* take at NEWS Oflrfos' dance of '.5 at the Z�nt'aq a r.::tnf1 .� 3 ;717 service nrd :•ag under tFa d;rec- Yob to c r,r at Greenwood. .11�f M. MAW r i oda eve 3 ROOFING SPECIAL 1.,1CSN9SD ACC'TIONE$R AND 'D' .�.• .B M E R tion of Miss Helen. Farley, wile r .i,tit 8th. had arranged an Easter service. Sor'rY'to report Mr. R. H. �1 $td. pght, Asphalt Shingles ' VALUATOR Johnson critically 111'after an at- pins. T. Norton, Secretary of $6.00 per same Sales conducted Anywhere - rt the Osh"113 Presbyterial Baby tack. of heart trouble. Miss Edna 3-1 Hvy. Wght. Ashphalt Slii,aglw .:oboes or write. Address 814 Dundas InsIIrBaoe.Of All Hinds, Bared .is .attending Conference in ra_ now - at home to help nurse =6.65 per Street, Ewe. Best Rates Available with O�sltawa on the 20th, and is speak him.the following wea '411 first T0rbaw P 'S 'Whitby. Ontario -- - -Av- - — ndsay i �-W. • Annual Bttsinesa Meati and E]- Reefing Co. Shingles: In lots ♦♦ SecnritJ aDd Service. , The Easter Cantata, "Olivet to of 6 afire. or ever. �- $ITb4Sh SOSP�Iral Calvary" given in the church here ection for the years 1939-40 on �_- Goyerafsoeat Licensed AsIdress Pbont on Thursday evening, April 13th. Wednesday the 19th, at the" home pis subject to olban witlwa$ of Mrs. T. Griffin. '�einSt..E. BtOU$Qllle, Onto BROUGHAM PICK 516 by the United and Baptist church Mr and rlrs. J. Herbert wish asses. 1 '+ ci�irs, o{ C -p.Gl t under the to thank all their friends and nei- -•- PICKERING Phone 191 of of Mrs. Glover, was very • • Wternity, Medical, and Surgical �g�l'11�IN�r _ fine, and. those Mao attended were fibbers for their kindness to 3irsry cases taken _ very grateful to Claremont' people pleased is"r i ,r^^Q -rd are more than LUMBER YARD ON MON.,. WED. and SAT. only -who so kindly made it possf le for is now much - - pleased to say' c},P .� IMaternft Semi-Room AfterMay 1st, 1939 Brougham congregation • to hear bete- PFfONS $400 _ 1✓ Rates for 10 days-$26.76 lltegiateced Nwea in attendance and We have a quattity of Seed Oats(Alas the impressive Easter Sacred mss Rev. J. R. Bick is holding a Preparation Class ollSunday af- 24 hoar service given. ka. Banner, and Victory.), also Barky. sage in song., ternoon. comtner,cin at 3 s !1"he W. Vii. S. held their Apri''i g P• m NEO•-• Ambulance Service Purina Feeds,'Chick starter, Dairy Ra- for young people wishingto :.` HEMICA L meeting on Thursday afternoon. ' MRS.E.R. GOOC 25.37 tions. Dryena, Fig F.eds etc, Atoll join the church. He extends a wei- line of those the 13th, at the home of. Mrs. L. �.� a well known feeds, come to all wile-care to come FOR Chops. Molasses, =alt, MiNfooda Shur Johnston. President, Mrs.;, F. Cas FOOD : sie in charge,• who conducted the CHERRYWOOD i INSURANCE Dain• Hog Concentrate. Minera's, Egg Opening,Devotions. In the Busin' VITAMIN'ft MINERAL .TONIC Mash Etc. ess Section, Mrs. Ritchie present- We S1tRAICE N. �e welcome Mr. and Mrs. C. Pbont Pickering 67 ' D. Lll. LOCkWOQd ed a Financial Statement of the R. Petty to our comtnumty. To aid in the: :1 S 1st Quarter, which wlas very satis Miss Edith Petty was the' guest Prevention of Nutritional Ansa. • e Miller re reed two act Mets• M r ry. ported aYRI><, E. MORLEY ;PiCkerin 1Vl�lls of the Somerville family on Sun- is - FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE quilts' were to be sold to augment -PICKERING. ,0 funds. 'Six quilts reported ready day. Preveatiosl of Rickets, Di ACOIDENT, WINDSTORM. WE DELIVER for bale packing, Arrangements Miss .Doris Hollinger was the Oitriea4 and Tetany of Vitas• ; PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. .`j were made for members to attend guest of Miss Marion Roach on In D, deficiency. SERVICE PROTECTION PHONE 5317 Oshawa Presbyterial Conference, Sunday. Preventiea of . Iodine def cieaog Mr. Wro. Dunkeld of Claremont Building of Residavee Vis' April 20th. Mrs. Ritchie assisted visited with Russell and ;firs. Dav- " PLEASE UNEXUR R.- G. V �� by other rr n+bed conducted the A'deiicious food supplement � -program arranged in the Mission- idson recently. FUNERAL DllRspTQg Edith and Garnet Petty visited containing quantities of Vita T�lat the Opening. Dap for _ cry Dlonthly. At the close, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Pugh during the mins and Minerals frequently Anzaal Competition Luck Private Ambu•la•nce and Mise Johnston and Mrs. Lem $: P y on served tea and refreshments. Easter holidays. lacking in ordinary diets.. Day and Night Service Miss Eileen Kirton,' of Toronto,• Number contest is Prides, On Tuesday afternoon, , April Phone 9000 11th, the W. I. met at .the home visited with E Armstrong and Small' 40te aeS t0 take ,April 28th, -The contest family last wee 'I Malvern.-5000 of Mrs. and Miss Duncan, with an Several members 24 da treatment,• 1�I5 ClOBeB May 6th. Come In }-L attendance of 33. Mrs. Harvey, of our Y. P. U. 9 a j ` Markham, • Ont President, was in charge. The attended the annual Y. P. Baa y �n4 guess the Diadem Salm- g ' uet at Locust Hill on Wednesday 72 daiL treatment, 2.45 ,: meeting was opened in the usual q v. her and win s new Con Col evening. aIONEt,Jr ' j j manner. Among the items of bus- _ eiltllUg:_, _ �—We_-i lave iiresst-Mrs. M. Hamilton-gave, a hors attended the Euchre a d th _ Quite--a few f ' e are thea agents 'for the Easy report of the late Re-modelling n e The �Re$all Lsn� ist g Y Drinking � founts„ --feed Course. Meeting decided by vote, Dance in the school house on Fri- Wasbing Machines and Easy i to continue paying $10 for mem day, 14th. All report a good. time. -none pick, 68 ;7 boners. troughs oya,er shell,mica On Monday:evening our C:,G. I. bership fee for•the Crippled Child- T group enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Spring grd Felt Mattresses always grit, brooder, btove sad ren's Fund, The -program for the afternoon, included papers on - Gemld Cowan, who gave a talk on y ^ �/� in Stock. furnace pipes in all B1Z89. "A Balanced Ration of - Work, C. G. Ir T. work, as we` have a LESLIE SMITH by Mrs. Mails; - Pleasure, by newly organized group. Now Asatiolaae% lD" or Nisk• Also all hardware at yeas- Mrs. Birrel - Rest, by Mrs. w. On Wednesday evening, April �, tl Milne• and -a Flower- Contest was 26th, the Centennial Y. P. Union n-+�►�ert +, • 1iM •onabie pIices. wilt present their 3-act play, "Here �t� e given by Mrs. -W. Gray. Mrs. M Caines the Prince" in the Cherry- .Re air work done rom tl Burk also conducted a Contest ex- Radio E rvice c. P P P 3r plaining the meaning of many wood United Church. Music bet- .:7 C. A. STERRITT �,y�N $U3�BY ween acts wilt be provided by the names used in preparing and cook- ��-X�. �DI� Funeral Director ing food. Mrs. Robertson receiv- Centennial orchestra. This play is 1 mile north of Duouartac CKERING N WS E. Fnrz,itn>re Dealer Hardware Tinsmith ed the prize. Tea was served by Put on entirely by the Young Peo- I t ple and sponsored by our local ' - v�'tRIIiTa Miss Duncan, Mrs. H. Malcolm, Union. Adm. 2b and 16 cis. •- • pialFen'nts�. �Dtil10 FIMrs. Norton and Mrs. Dunn. I _ a6^f:. y py`.+';,.. iy[;aLfay .. •W L }7s.+. .,. .-`y_,..-, .. � .' .. _.. - -e .3 '•e ry a , 1 r.ti t Wags: "'Say! More than one "I expect his hair will be short- i. person has has been guilty of but myy utilaer," ventured Mrs. Murphy. What Science fag the hooka I lent them, j WITH THE - latest experience caps the climax." -- �kO�T�� i Wigg: "What was it." -�Bawbafi Players "I wasn't U * IS Doing * Wagg: "I lent Blank my- dic- out!" �- tionary last week, and yesterday Umpire: 'Well, just have' he returned it without a word." . look at the paper. tomer. LAMP DESTROYS GERMS _row." The portable germ-killing lamp. Most men who die with which was recentlyHospital, developed at thele Boots on, ad sneaked still FERTILIZERS _ Tribute to the international Scout parents and friends a#- Si. Michael's Aos ital, Toronto, Is alive if the had sneaked is � - character of Boy Scout training -tended the birthday party of the expected to assist enormously in in their stocking feet. -,�- was paid thus by President Gro- First Acton, Ont., Scout Troop• elimination of the danger of in- Material reasonably priced. Send tier .Whalen of the New York and were given a genuine ,intro- lection during and.following op- "I hear'your husband's coming World's Fair, at .the erection of duction to Scouting,.Under young orations. home alter all this time. Mrs. Mur- for Booklet on home mixing. the first tepee .of the -Boy Scout Scout teachers they were divided _ phy,". said Mrs. Flanagan. "Do United Farmers' Co-Operative .tamp which will be one of the fea- into patrol groups, and then put GLYCERINE FROM GAS ' changed?" Duke dt George Sts., Toronto i tures of the fair. ` through sessions of instruction you thir,k he'll be than ed. „ It has just been discovered that Said the fair's president: We and examination in knotting, com- glycerine, one of the chemicals in could not feel that this great ex. pass reading, first aid and other world-wide use, can be made from, i ; - position-intemstiona] in charac- Scout training subjeeta. a gasoline by-product, waste gas. _ +fied ter as it is, and representing all the social and economic needs o! From ancient days the only �lass� Advert' ising source of glycerine has been ani-.:our country-would be complete if A le'ature' of the annual Boy mal and vegetable fats. The new -- - - - are did not-have this Scout camp:' Scout services in honour of St, glycerine is neither 'animal nor - Some 300 Polish-Canadian Boy George,the patron saint of Scout- Vegetable in source. AGENTS WANTED a GOODS ScOata and Girl Guides of•Hamil- Ing, on April 23rd,will be s broad- BEST PROPOSITION ON MARKET WIGS, TU.UPES. TRANaFORMA- -Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings. tions, switches. Curls• and all t pe■ ton turned out to honour a visit- cast address to Scoots throughout TO END COMMON COLD Write for full particulars. RRelfa- of finest Quality Hair Goods rite g Medical 'research will uncover bre Agencies. 219'Victoria Street, for illustrated catalogue. Confiden- - tial terms arranged. Toronto Hum• -:Ing Stoat Commissioner from the Empire by the Deputy Chief within two years vaccines to pre- Toronto. an Hair Supply Co. 528 Bathurst. "Warsaw. Polknd, at St. Stanislaus Scout, Lord Somers, from London. vent the common cold. and influ- LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANTED Toronto. . Pariah Hall. Among the guests The address will be heard in Can- were Bir George McLaren Brown, ads by short-wave at b.85 p.m., enza, the respiratory, 'ailments to sell Phillipe Lightning. Protec- whi�h are together responsible for tive System. B. Phillips Company HUT IaUN TRANSFERS President of the Provincial Scout E.S.T. A transcription will be p Limited,Osborne Avenue, Toronto. BIG PACKAGE OF HOT IRON Aason scion, and District Commis- heard at 10A5 p more than half of the .time lost Transfers. eight sheets. over two p.m., E.S.T., April from work because of illness by aRTICLES FUR 6ALH hundred designs: also valuable sioner Cola 1L. H..Millen. 24th, instruction stitch chart; mail !i employees in American .business FLAGS, BUNTING. PLAIN AND cents 1n cash. Needlecraft Guild. and industry, Dr. Victor G. Heis- waterproof Truck Covers and 59a College Street Toronto. - -e.�;-•:,•,N� �� � er, public hygienist and consultant Tents. Prices and samples on.re- for the U.S. National Association quest John Leckie Ltd.. Toronto. PATENTS e of Manufacturers predicts. AN OFF ffiR TO EVERY INVENTOR. �GardeninHow Can 'I : " _ , _ HAWAIIAN GUITAR WITH ALL: List Of invention@ and full later- fittings and Ten Free Lessons. maUO�sant tree. De Ramsay Coln- RUBBER GLASS = regular $10.00 value-only 85.46 yyan1'R�fsten3Q Patent Attorneys, IIV ANNE ASHLEY Science's newest'contribution to delivered. Limited number only.m- !T7 Haalt lJt., tlt(&we. Can, TIMELY HINTS automobile safety is "rubber" Order 431 King S. West.Toon a MAPLF, SYRUP Seed catalogues put out by the Q•-Hoot can I make. candles, rlaaa. which stretches and may ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. "A SALE Large firms contain much more that are too large, fit the candle- break. but does not fall apart. PURE MAPLE SYRUP IN dN7rs a than a mere.mention of-the many- sticks'• Ability of the slaei to resist La 11UFFERING FROM ASTHMA anon cans, four cans in. box Bowers and vegetables available A.-It is an easy matter to severe impact and maintain its el. or chronic bronchitis Bead Hoc to- 6 40. N. B. Smith, south Ro:tea, � F day for trial of ASTONS TAH- �ue• " in Canada. They specify import- make over-sized candles..tit any asticity under rigid tests has been LETS. the- remarkable Briumn ant points such as time of lent- candlestick. Merely di the can- demonstrated. Remedy -which is giving instant PHOTOGRAPHY P P relief to many thousands. Litere- tag, resistance or lack of resist- dle for a minute into very hot The new plastic Is expected tq tore free. Astone Products. 43 A FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH amt- ; $nee t0 frost, height, color, season. water. This softens the wax and lessen the possibility of injuries Adelaide West Toronto. BOId by esy roll nim developed and a biir 0 Druggists at boo and i1. 0. gloss prints !ea Reprints acme of blooming, whether scented, and It can easily be pushed into the resulting from a person striking as rice. 8 ealarsed rint! !$e. also the suitability of the dower candlestick. automobile windshield or window. BABY calcis Sri East. Toronto. !9� Rieltmone for cutting, purposes. xOh ough agents. buy diOHtC b8 BL t. Toroata these Q<- How can I reffiove, Paint mail and save money. Grade TWO FREE PROFESSIONAL SIL of paints should be spots from a woollen garment? Barred Rocks New Hampshire vertone enlargements and vale- taken into consideration In plan- Reds. White Docks. Hybrids ;11, able premium coaDons free with long i real den. Little is A-- Pub Of turpentine Pullets $18, Cockerels $4. White every film developed and printed ga p� and ammonia -seldom fail to re-- Leghorns, Brown L.eghorns $10.$0 _for rbc, or with ai`ht super-slow antlat not be hidden by tall things, Pullets $22, Cockerels IL Tree reprints for 16c. if, skilled more paint spots from the wool- Poultry,guide and calendar. Twsd- attention to every order. Cut and tilers should be as nlaeh Ion garment, regtlydleu of bow' dle Chick Hatcheries. Limited. _ Rate quality would cost you more oar- bloom. in the garden as possible old the stain may be. e.r"� Fergus. Ontario elsewhere. Cut Rate Photo ins. HAVI trove early June on. y � i0 s�iL Dept ells Sax lee, Regina. QUALITY VEGETABLES Q•-How can I be certain that oAt PROMPT SHIPMENT -BRAY spinach is not overgrown, when -, Barred Rock, White Rock. White PILUS DEVELOPED The secret of tender vegetables. Marketing? J � � s own andoLagborn.NowlsHampshfr Riff o prints tE�and whetbw they be grown in the city A.-When buying spinach, be H Barred Rock Croas-bred chicle ENLARGEMENT cooDos. ! t and a tear started Light OFFSET CO][3[ERQAL- PS _ ar on the isrnl, lies in quick sure that straight leaves of a deep capons. Write for a*ttaglls. Bray GRAPHZ. 1 RUSSNILL ST.,�I ' growth. A check caused by dry green are selected. I! the leaves Hatchery, 130 John Atreet North. ONTO. I3amlltoa, Oa.tario. weather or anything else invari- are curved it indicates that they 'Young man to nurse in doctor a PERSONS ably causes woodiness► To elim- are._ la o see t e dector MRS. W. J. At r.X NDER, OF rr nee please. I have an appointment" Northfield, Ontario, bou`ht 14! IEARRY-HUNDREDS TO CSOOSH Q.-What is a good, kind of . „ , Bray Barred Rock chick■ last from. Many with Valls. Farm- market gardeners push their Plante work-chair to keepis the kitchen? Nurse: Hes busy just- now. year. Pullets laying at 4% ers' daughters iws with months hit 74% pr at 7 Property. Particulars lie. Cos.. slang with frequent applications. Just step in here please. (Hand- _ months. You can get results like edential. Bos 12d- Calgary. Al- of with carefully applied comnierial Ing him a small garment) Please these too. Order Bray Cricks. Berta. similar to those in many lunch „ Bray Hatchp.y' iso Joan street f{estiliser. strip and put these on. (The_ rooms, is excellent for the kitchen. North, Hamtitoa, Ontario. Qcli'r TOBACCO. SNUFF. )QASILY. GARDEN FOR THE TENANT It is fust the thing when peeling nurse retired immediately and the inazpeaslvel7 Home remedy. Tes. young map did as bid ) THESE STAPTED CHICK BAR- timoa,als. Guaranteed. Advice Pleasures and profits of potatoes, atriagiag beans, and gains while they last _Two week tree. Bartlett's. Boa L Winnipeg. PI Doctor: (ten minutes later) old Barred ,Rocks $1l. 0: i'inlet■ ening are not eon>8neei to the own- such tasks, or to use as a desk •.y�ell, what's wrong with you; my 19 95, Cockerels $9,00. New .IF YOU WANT AN AFFECTIONATH or of property. Even the tenant when writing. ?„ Hampshire Red Cockerels $$.00, remaDti¢ sweetheart, with money. boy. Three week old add .099 Big E write: Mary LAS. 446-0. Ro11a. Ills. vrhe moves ss regularly as May lot Q.-How can I treat the tiny Young man (looking rather' Quality add .Ola Extra Select 31 souri. may have a Barden which will ri- wrinkles that appear around the bee. Ask us• about our ready- sheepish in his Abbreviated gar- made capons. Baden Blectric HIGH BLAOD PRESSURE-WRITl5 c t►al that of the most permanent eyes? meat): "Nothing, air.- I wonder. Chick Hatchery. Limited. Baden. for free booklet and full partiew - Natttre. Of twnrae he will not be A:Massage muscle Oil_ gently , Ont lass regarding our amasiagly Baa- inclined to*spend a ed if yon d be interested in a two- - 'cessful hyblood treatment Ped!- ape great deal of into the skin around the eyes with year subscription to the Family BUILDING MATERIAL greed Products, Saskatoon. bask. .money on shrubs and trees but he the finger tips every night before FOR SALE • Journal. I m working my way WANTED - ORIGINAL pOEri4 -gets•much the same effect with retiring. through college." PRICED EXCEPTIONALLY LAW songs, for !-mediate considers.- annual towers and vines. Q.-How can I prevent the for- to clear. We have 150 clay Ina tion. Sas.¢ oems w Columbian There are at leant i score_ot InatiOII Of {ting, or tnl'r11ng Bae$ pipe 9011 diameter, Y' wall suit- 'Music Publishers. Ltd.. Dept. Mil. Doctor: "Well, L4i%y Is the able for springs or wails; 150.000 Toronto, Canada. hit bushy annuals ,.like dah�iaa, to sugar, when making syrup? - square feet heavy wire screen !" Insomnia, new?' mesh: 2,000 street car sash. 9.000 e1RIEDS FOR fALH cosmos, African marigolds, and A:,-Wben the syrup is coming pationti "Oh, better, thank feet l0"'heavy galvanised culvert _ cantor beans which will reach a to a boil, add one-third teaspoonyovi, doctor. f ased to count also lumber, doors, fence posts. NOW GROWN SEEDS ALL GO*- hei t of three to four feet b cream o! tartar to ever 2 cups mfpe eotumne, rains, pipe, ettfngs, ernment grades. Alfalta. red ¢1e- y y F up to 5,387 sheep before I valves. cable, brick stone. 1r`very- ver, alsiks. timothy, sweet ¢lour. mid-.Tui These will'furnish am- of sugar used. . thing for your buljding. Frankel Ask for samples and prices de1! y event to sleep and now its Joth_g is Ltd. Established 1e$e. *red to os. The Caledonia Mil ..Vie background for,the hundreds Marie-the last-named, however, and 4,986". astern Avenue at Broadview, To y _ of dwarf to medium height annu- w, a very favorable rate in 1935. y Tonto. GLadetone 469 Y. Ing Co. Ltd« Caledoaift. nt ._= a] dowers which are listed in any Gait Heade Five Best DAHLIA TUBERS s311WINa MACRINUs • SUPPIANS gleed catalogue. To screen veran After the five places already list 1 . i! GIANT DECORATIVE DAHLIA dabs Or!encs, each things as scar• . Tubers labeled $1.00 !6 differ* FOR SEWING MACHINES, now let runner beans morning ed, there came, in 1937, Kirkland pairs, o-in,suppec all makes. now g glories l.00 postpaid. M. 3Jiedel, Mlmlco. or trade-in, reconditioned waeli- =air hops orr11 do the job in a few Lake, 73.2; North Bay, 70.1; Sad- S,n. Ines in sem- Write A. Gilbert ; weeks. Dory. 6>l.6; and then a nap o! more 1/ FOR SALE dk lion; 380 Tongs St., Toronto. f! than 10 pointe to Oshawa's 58.0. i There followed: Sarnia, 58.6; Owen CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES - SLi?x*TLY USED CLOTHING DI Warba", World's earliest potato, FOR SALE -'LTnc1e Ab nays success in farm- ' Sound, 55.1; Woodstock, 61.2; *�\ -large, white. delicious hardiest, Brantford, 51.1; Windsor, bl.l; To- heaviest' yielder. Government SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHINC4--Tbj)s Ing requires three things: Good Certified. 100 strong eyes 1.00 finest in.used clotbin at Diss re- soil, good weather, and, a. good routo, 49.9; Stratford, 48.6; Well- t+ postpaid. S. V. Cowan. Waldeck. duction.. Suite orie many i9$.$e farmer. and, 48.3; Belleville, 47,2; King Bask- to $60.00 now $6.00, $3.00 $ A - ston, 46.9; Kitchener, 46.3; Guelph, EARLY VARIETIES OF FLINT - New suits regularly $lS,bO at and Dent Cora specially adapted 12.30. Odd coats, pants $200, 43.9; Chatham, 43.0; Peterborough, M y 12.50. Top coats 5, $4, 7. for Northern countries. Write for dice' Spring coats 15, i6. ig say. Weeds a`re ranked second to er. 42.9; Hamilton, 38.1; London, 86.6; prices, James Brisley, Thames- Ing in new dresses, 6. pas, @at. osion damage to American farms Port Arthur, 35.3. Thea came the vole, 'Ont.. Kent Co. fns, at.41.50. $2.00. Send money FOR SALE-CLYDE STALLION - prier with measurements, age. and are responsible for an annual flue most favorable rates�of-}987. You take no risk by buyltrg on Royal Monduer, bay, 2,000 lbs: B' our money-back guarantee. We loss estimated at $3,0001000,000. remium, 5 years, sure. J. M. .Day postage. Ask for catalogue, i ams, tan Clothing, 409 Yonge $t.. GARDEN SEEDS, BULBS, ETC. Toronto. HOWYOuMa Reduce WORTH GLADIOLUS BULBS, NEW rea AND SPECIAL TREATMENT May standard varletfes at reasonable ■ -COMING UP. FOR prices. Free price list, C. E. Til- 825 REWARD FOR ANY CORN OR son, Kettleby, Ont Callous which cannot be removed �� � O� 0� CANARIES de Lloyd's supervision.Special Tr rev en t, ut. - 1 - PEDIGREE ROLLER CANARIES - der our SriPrevents re= Charming loot, soft singers. Safe treaturn,, Send 63b for complete Z41 • For tafie---flavour- freshness-� arrival anywhere Canada. Rolla 1211 St. regular 759 ronyd'e-B. � � �' Q viaries, Hedley, British Columbia. ?211 St Clair West, Toronto. economy-Dixie Plug hes every. Y I gig1 TOBACCO A Simple Nome Treatment thing l Cut it of you want it, HONEY GOOD CLOVER HONEY, SIR is 4-FOUND SAMPLE PACXA¢E BUR- The world ro COeffe 01 flake, to n9 Or f�tOrt. $3.30. ' motorcycle. rcycl rector, o}ttboard, ley Zimmer, prior leaf, rflavoring " p greases Today many minor a. motor, motorcycle. Harold Cou]- 0ments that took_ week to overcome can �. �� and tett "Ir o A-pound aemDlr r L'� -beck, Vv'antsiead, Ontario. p p he Wped mueb mare Quickly. If you have der package Virginia Burley, Ztmmti varicose veins or bunebes, start today to AI<>t;ALFA SEED and prior 'leaf, 2 samples 'VAmnU-' bring them.lack to normal size and if lea .VOSSArK• AND 14DAK ALFALFA factured. $1.00 pOEtrRi11, Ruthvea y are wise you will do SO. stand severest winters and Tobacco EP":hangs. Ruthvea. UnL Jot get an original bottle'of Moons's drought And grow heaviest crops dmerald Oil at any dispensfng pharmacist of choice fine hay.. Two hay crops . - snd a ty it night and morning to the en- can be grown this year. Write TRIAL �'`/ O��E� larged veins. le a short time the veins DIXIE for seed pricer. Joseph Eetz, R` - _ Mould begin tq grow emller.and. regular Stouffville. Ontar'.o. ase soon approach normal. �L L VELOPED f People who want to reduce varicose veins FRUIT DA9KFT9 ArD ROSES CK7I PRINT�J� l N swellings, should not hesitate to try • tittle at once. It is w penetratialt and eco MIQTY YEARS EXOEq/f1VCE Jomieal that a small bottk Iasis s long time. TOBACCO PLANT BOXES• G and BORES. 110DRESS PROFESS PLUG SMOKING Fruit Baskets and IlamDelle L,QNDON QNT. BsA Prices on request. Thu Oakville rr Issue No. 16-'39 .Basket Co., Ltd.. Oakville, Ont "Deft A" p - - front row.--St. Thomas Times- �p1ou8�8f York Coon Jobless Protest �0 or:c Relief Cult Journal. -. =- Now Pr �}= ti- 1Parllanlintiry --- KNOWS HIS DAIRY FARMING Dein Is Ontario's farmer-premier not Secret Of Good Tillate Should ` only knows his onions but evident- Be Learned For Bed . ly also his dairy farming. In his ant _ budget speech he emphasized the nataw r tM "tsissyneed for more and better cheese What'ts good tillage! First—to N rather than butter.—Kingston plough thoroughly; secondly — to - Whig-Standard. plough, and thirdly — to manure. The other part of tillage 1s to havq `r good seed, to sow plentifully, and "Here we are all fresh and fair; WILL THEY FINISH ITT _ curly eyes and bright blue hair" to take up 211 the weeds which , . . Ontario's Legislators are back The Leadership League has been may grow during the season. This ; turned over to the doctors and information is not new, it was giv- Rt work following the Easter re- '- ice<,a . casualties tew� general the ministers, who are evidently on by Cato, a Roman, Statesman, e angelic s and Grits and Tar- going to do battle against the law- two thousand years ago. :fes and Mr. ,Oliver (U.F.O., sole yeas who monopolize most of the Clean Seed Is Best Third Partmember look as' if seats in Parliament. We wonder This is a time of year when at• Y ) when it will be time to call in the tentioa is being given to seed sup- 1hey mean business. undertakers.•=Simcoe Reformer. plies. If growers are using their own seed It is important to have It The House has voted that when „ well cleaned and graded, to re- 5 enough is enough it is enough. A MOTES AND BEAMS move email, shrunken, immature or - _ tPrs rule_just-put.into force clamps 0f course, there is a esmmall_dis- broken kernels, inert matter and x Iowa on..M.L.A.'s who like to z ruptive minority in Quebec, as weed seeds. It is not too early to talk . . . and talk, a measure pro• there-is A small disruptive minor=— —tiring the fanning mill out from its iding that if a majority of mem- era decide they have listened to ity in Nova Scotia—but the Que- winter quarters, make necessary re era • dr debate on, any question � bee minority is no more represen- pairs to the mill and screens, and hey may vote for its termination.-mosir tattve of the thought and attitude commence cleaning'operations. It dr. Macaulay (Cons.) speaking Holding a mass meetin in protest over the recent 10 per cent, cut in of that province than the Nova.. U well not to hurry the cleaning of gainst the adoption of the rule relief, York township obless pledged themselves to win their relief Scotia minority—the Nova Scotia seed. The seed should be fed even- wanted out that great danger rule lay strike with every legal means within their power and to avoid an}► arta handful—is of the thought and ly and slowly into the mill and - tt the.fast that the leader of the of violence. ' Tom Montaggue, president of the York township. union of attitude of the Nova Scotia citi-. cleaned a second_ or third time if unemployed is shaven addredaing the meeting. York township borders zenship.—Ralifax Herald, necessary. douse could put such a motion at Toronto. f any time and carry it with his ma- w' iority, thus closing off debate be- fore the Opposition could . be , One-Quarter On hcard . . . According to another N TA R.! 0 sex rule of procedure, triem- Relief In Sask. )era of the Legislature be�ine.un- ; ; s r -uly, the Speaker will be'#ilotved UTDOORS :e adjourn the Rouse till the next 282,009 Persons In That West- lay. By VIC BAKER earn Province Were Receiv- : ONTARIO MORE ACTIVE'IN mm g Government Aid In Jan- Hearil 1hAhe House:W.J. Stew- HUNTING AND FISHING �9i 1939. in (Con., Toronto-Parkdale): "I Statements in the 9aekatchearaa ` r ; tuggest that Welfare Minister Eric It's great sport to go a-fish- Legislature'by Hon. R. J. M. Par- Cross and myself dress in old Ing and pleasant relaxation to ker. minister of municipal affairs, :lathe.. for a few days and live turn from our 'labours to rod s to the extent of relief in Sas- - vith th- single unemployed in the and gun whenever the oppor- latchewan, are of pertinent inter- roronto Coliseum and other tunity presents itself. Onta- eat in the light of situations.-also places. w Then the seriansneas of rio's citizens seem to realize referred to by the minister, con-. • A MILD the unemployment problem might this simple truth more than any corning alleged relief frauds, says be brought home to the Minister." other group of Canadians be- the Regina Leader-Post. CIGARETTE Col. DTPw (v:hen members of the cause this province is listed-as Mr. Parker cited that as,at Jan- Government sought to embarrass one of the most active in hunt uary 31 of this year, which is close him by tittering at his!remarks)c -fag and fishing sports in Gan up to date.,there were 282.009 per 55( - 'Leugh, elowns, laugh l" 2da• sons on'rellef in this province. This Indications of this fact were is xe11 over g quarter of the copula- LB. last week we e talked about' the given' recently (March 29) by tion of the province. As to possi Bridget Tthe onslaught in Ontario's Minister of Game and the frauds under the relief system.• s c Packages ), Fisheries, the Hon. Harry C. the minister reported that there the budget debate 'came the Op- Nixon, wlidn .he told the mem- - poaltioz-'s financial critic Leslie were Investig'ationi into relief ad- ' Frost (Con., Victoria) who declar- bens of the Ontario. Legisls- ministration -ia six. municipalities ed that the Municipal Act should ture's Fish and Game Commit- last year. Some alleged frauds un-- be revised and the whole setup o! tee that interest in the province der the relief system have been LIFE'S LIKE THAT 8y Fred Neher provincial and municipal adminis- c hunting and fishing was"!n- before the courts over recent days. - tntion and taxation in Ontario creasing by leaps and bounds es:, particularls among- should be recast . . . e -women. burden of taxation from real es- or old the tat*".. to an lhonest.- gsn zat ono meeiting at which debt retirement W. L. Miller, Liberal member V O ' C E ■ ■ ected chairman of this year's (Premier Premier Hepburn invited the Op- � -, position to "go to town" on his :OF'111E�for Algoma-Manitoulin, was el- estimatea). - Committee, that a record was reached in 1988 in the distri- ■ ,` PRESSQ During the coming year Ontar- bution of game birds In Ontar- ' :o's tree population will be increas- io bs his Department. Twenty ed . . . Provincial Forester an. thousand mature birds were dis- LIE-1939 MODEL trounces that 22,000,000 trees will t and boat i� new definition of a lie is the � r ibuted last year a a 1/ be planted to the province during 80,000 would be handled in disagreement of a democracy with � _ 1989, more than twice as many as 1989 most of which would be a dictator.—Hamilton Spectator. 'have been planted in any year pheasants. It. _ ainoe 1934. Said the Forester: '+ .....■ "'The public is becoming reloresta- Not Public Property THE WORST OF FREE SPEECH Sportsmen should never for Of course, one trouble with free tion-conscious" thanks, we get that while game !&,public speech is that it means letting the ' h opine, to the Government's admin- property, the land upon'whith other fellow express his views. — A able conservation policy and the it is found is,, in most cases, ,good work it has been doing the Edmonton Journal. past couple of years. privately. owned. Therefore, ' - there must be co-operation and DON'T MIX 'EM 79hotild you wish to change S ouz goodwill between hunter and The government gets its princl- t landowner, or posted rands will al revenues from gas and alco- name (no, not get msrried.l the F ?facilities of Ontario's judicial sys- result and hunting become hql, which sl'lould be kept definite- 'tem are at your disposal a greatly restricted. ly at different ends of the car and p Restricted hunting and a not mixed near the steering wheel.. new Act Respecting the Chang- large measure of- control Ing of Names," now under con- the —Port Arthur News-Chronicle. .sideration, puts it somewhat that through the issuing of a limited way . . The only trouble is you dumber of special licenses for WILL SEE ONLY FLAGS _ aren't allowed tchange your each regulated.area area have 'had- If all the 'school cbildren who,go o . ' name idly, for o reason. at all the effect of eliminating a great to see the King _and Queen are s ; deal of illegal taking and de- given you have to be 'prepared to ;trtictive practices and have al- flags to wave, mo t of the , tell in detail why your present resulted in creating a defin- kiddies won't see anything but a t w •monicker is distasteful . 'On ' mass of fluttering flags before itely better feeling between their eyes unless the are in the "That's to I won't miss Mr. Pip while he's away on a trip." second thoughts, we'll keep ours. farmer and hunter. y y .. ra au .-WONDERLAND OF OZ B ' F ranB m . w c rr•kww tai.It OIT i ` t __ - 1'• .j. � s 1 � / _ �' "1 :. to ' s "The Growleygogs want a few' of the "Speak out." he commanded. "I have "Pahl That is a Coolish idea," retorted - "You are a wonderful gnome,"hsaid lthe seen the Phantasms of the mountain of Guph, Irritably, but he knew in his heart King. "But what rewarddid the First CM people for their slaves," said Guph• y' and Foremost demand?" "Nothing at all." Phantast!co and they will assist' us" that the ming was right "The First and Era"did not tell Ruggedo that the Grow. What!" cried the King, the Phanfasms. apAwered 0Mp . "AA he wishes In to des- , loygogs demanded twenty thousand slaves, You don't mean it, Gupb" "I do," de- Foremost is a particular friend of mine troy the Oi people. This plpasurp will It would be time enough for that when clared the General proudly. The King's and will do us no harm, for when I-was amply repay him. How ii the tunnel nrft O>• way conquered. "A very reasonable re. brow wrinkled. "]'.ants afraid," be said, •there he even invited me into his house." Ing along?" "We are halt way under the quest, to I'm sore," remarked the King. 'I anxiously, "that the First and Foremost The General neglected to tell the King desert now," said the d roc "It has after Z mast congratulate you, Guph, upon t may prove as dangerous to us as to the that he had been dragged into the but be drilled thronirh solid rock, but atter "86t Os people. If his terrible band comes of the First andNForemost by means of a we have passed the desert It will not take wonderful success of your Journey." • . that is not Qli;' said the General, proud- down from the mountal8wthey. may decide brass hoop, and that he hnd been treated us long to extend the tunnel to the Hm- th The King seemed astonished, to conquer the gnotnss other than courteously by that crehture: erald City." to - 5 �R .... wwt 'v u. f . ..+. ... -. -. _ .. ••-A - - ., f p 3 7 &-White 15.90. Moore's Drugs, �i4► j1C, C400� 1.00.' E. Woodwszd, 1530. Al. ;,DUMBARTON _ Dog tags 37.80. S. Hart 3.78 _ -In Mentoriaaa Lee 10.50. Chas. Cooper x.40. W. printers Guild, 41.05. Pickering ? Miss Marie Blenkin, of Pt. CTed t N•� Sadler 11. M. S. Cha 18.92. ?�;g z 5L.?.3• Donald Beatotl 125. In loving memory of our dear mot- j .,�L7S Per yam; =1.b0 it was the guest of Mrs. Mills for paid in advanos •Norman Wood 17.40. Gord. Wade Wo, Chester 60. Wm.- P.eesor �8. her, Martha Norton, who -passed Easter. . .8nbaceiytaona to the United Stator 2. W. Heid 4.61. Martin Bakery T, Brown 20. Di•Beer (insurance). away-, April 18th, 1937, and fat; • 4. Weston Bread 6. Canada Bread a are' gle.d to have 3Ir. and said Gt. BKWn ;1.00 is sdva>oca. .37.47. F.er, William Norton, who passed a_ :3.92. Pickering Dairy 16.12: B. _ __ it t t the h S away,'July 20th, 1938. -- --, Mrs Gerald Cowan home again - after rip o e Sout ern States. ' Sleightholime 7.90. Powers and Light Comm. paid Deep in our hearts lies a picture, 10H- AJdKAR. NroarlacO ( ' Miss Margaret Gerrard of Tor- • the fe�tlow-i.ng: Greenwood . Str. 1 � ?Worth more than silver or gold, " Roads and Bridges Com, paid lights 30.33- onto, spent a few days lust week d lowti hi (uuncii the following:' Pedley Yeo�1e 18. - ----+ - -`- -- with Mrs. Jos. Allison. It's a picture of our, ear mother P L. Lye L25 Gordon Law°115.30. GREEN RIVER 1Vliss Margaret and 9lurray Sew- and father, i M-hose memory will never grow 2 ,. ell of ar Cmc e have been the last meecing. of the local ��•-n Oil Co. 1...9. J. S.. I3.axlu.i , - •, Rid. '• Council: (Int. trucky-lOb7. Roy Ward, 105. On R'ednezi y, April loth, at $. spending the Easter holidays with o _ p. m. .a Rlissionary Evening ' will their grandparents, M . and Mrs. -Ever remembered by, The FamM. �-J A by-law was passed prohibiting 20. J. Bourne. 80. S. Thompson be held in the Green River church Walton Annis. ily' the passing .by, one vehicle, of an- 7.7 5. W. Trmerod 1."r 5. K. Beer- other, on any bridge orculvert in by', 1.75. N. Gibson 2. H. Ormerud Rev, .Pr D. Augustine, of Clare- -----�-= HOCKEY NOTES this township. Following ratifies- 3.50. W. Wallace 2.50: F. Pugh monit will speak and there will be Card of Thanks g other appropriate items on the pro- Jf the 'Hockey Fan" who wrote _ tion by the Dept. it will become a 4. F. McCullough 3.25. L. White We would like.to talfle this o serious offence, subject to pros- 6.25. K. Reesor 4. S. Lewis 10. gram. A cordial invitation is ex- PP to the Editor lai3t week, on town- R. Stover 4. W. Carter 13.50. R, tended to all. ortunity of thanking our many ship hockey, will disclose his iden- -ecution, to pass another car going kind friends for the lovely gifts tity, his letter will be publiahed. in the same direction. Well¢nan 5.25.• N. Linton 2.60 A BROCK ROAD which were presented to us Mon. All anonymous letters go into t:.a Township purchased a 50-acre Slack 2,35.' W. GsWslin 4.75 Les. y into evening , also the girls who waste-paper basket, and the pub. Gausiin 10.10. A. Lee- 51.50- D. y ening ' -'wood lot on rear bth, Uxbridge �rss Eileen J+acklson, a strident of made the evening such a -success- -usher--has his own opinions-of an- ' • for $375, to be used for Relief Diclinson 2.00 W. Handy 2. R. the Toronto Normal, is observing Doret* Miller ''and Bruce Taylor onymous letter writext.-.just a hint Lynn 2. G. Todd 5.55 W. Brown �g - - -their not such nice'opinions, purposes. tE��nployable relief r and tea at the local school .. men will 3.10. IL. Benson .75. T Brown 1. this week., ,_ _ - Memoriant - be taken on the Relief Roll on the R• Fuller 12. F. Mowder 1,60. :We are sorry to lose Mr'.' and � E. Ward 8, L. Jones 8.75. R. Jan- `HALLETT-1n loving memory of .Notice to Creditors _29th of April. Mrs.. Jas- Shipton and daughter g 'Dept. of Relief paid accounts as •8.50. G. Wilson 8.8b N Me- from our coeranwiity. 7%ey are a dear" Wife and Mother, Ruth _ listed for supplies' and service: E. Avoy 425. R. Wilson 4.25. Cecil busy moving�to a new locality, and Hatlett, who passed away, Apr. Creditors of Filigh Lorne Squiaies C. Jones, 1.57. J. Stony, Jones 4.25. Ed. Jones 1.85. A. everyone wishes theta track in their 19th, 1935. of the Town,ehi of PSelrering $ eey, 6,76. E eve p M. Gannon 12.60. F. Bunting 28. Pogson 1.60. L. Harbron 2.35. G. new venture. , In our home she is fondly remem- Gentleman, who died at the Town. T P. Wilson, 52.88. A. Wilkinson, 2. F. Turner 8.25. G: McKay Mr. Chu Hood, trustee of S. tiered, ship of Pickering, an February 28, 7.95. W Morrish 24-.28--W. Dun- 11.50. L. Hagerman 2. Jas. Cad- & No. 6, attended the Trustees' Sweet mMories '.cling to hen 1909, are requested to send partler - can 9.]0. R. D?nrriah 100.09. Agg den 2. E. McFadden' 1. M. Hill Convention in the city last week, name; ulars of their claims to the ander. Bros 34.38. A. Mitchell 44 60. S. 2.50' A. Bell 1. W. Brown 1. W, and will, no doubt have many int- Those who loved her in life sin- signed before April 27th, 1939, af• Morrish 63.06. Eaton Ltd.. 48.59. Gee 1' erecting items to relate re this cerely, ter which date his estate will b4k Stamford Twp. 41.57. .TWP. Sear important meeting of Ontario Tr- Still love her in death just the disttlb4ted among the parties ea• Twp. Forth York :boyo 29.50. Contingencies Comm:. paid the ustees. same. titled thereto and the Eieeutalm T . % ng AllowiHome Tel. Co 9.31. .� --Bier remembered by Husband, wilt not be liable for aA 80. City of Toronto 85.78.. ReJ Y e iainss Dana►tera and Grandchildren of winch they btve not then rec. - -- --- -_... eived noose. • AWMNGS, VL MAN BLIiiV'DS Dated at Oshawa, 'April 8th. 193f ' We can Save You Money _ W. 19. N r SrNCWR, H. aw zediastd Free ®soli of Montreal , Ooiawll G>ORGE RI6iD � L. E.O'N�- 11 I LL Pis�eer 84. !<6 Boni St. Oshawa. '., FVNBSAL DiBS0TOR AND ISH KA3AEYS impair yohrSLUCrG _H>i[BALMBR )ien ep. ocessoe'to W.J.Mather. • • Ruaiacaps' Two-way Act- � -- At? o� IoW�,ViiCOd car oojrnhininq �� cleans" and ;nviaors�_ as the Kidneys. CT•ae Ruvusealm. E. 8to uf!'►illo � - G, JON>36. Drugsist. Pickering 2(isYtsad !�?Borriwest �� LowesBudnep Pboa� Seaidonc• L'hott• All That"stCos, t Men �3ROCK - 'THEATRE THURSDAY FRIDAY&SATURDAY APRIL 20. 21 nd 22 16.6 jING PAIN - Two S_-ms at 7 and 9 THAT (RAYS THE TEMPER Satucday Matinee at 130 AND NERVES. ,IT MAY BE �� » YOUR EY&& Jesse James C. H. TUCK OPT. D. Oia.ey mock opo, P. � -TECHNICOLOR who" LSli :: MQ BERN S with OSHAWA, Olt'= N•w EqV HER TYRONE POWER N•w '•+by Raf+•r HENRY FONDA .. N• r•• •. . :_..NANCY KELLY:' _ N f�'��(ice v :� ~C"Stw,,.r-"Strt;^9 _RANLOLPH SCOTT 1\ V ino to i O� ,�or•d!^t•ryoti I • sora. ondayPRi�ay, & Wednesday ` and,- e at a A APRIL L 24, 25 We do'Building of all kiada JIT TAKES the best In motor car Y1�(�f First Stow at 7.00 _CARPENTERING, t p how a 8.2a - ' °�Ac M� � •lLas Com lire S t -CEMENTING. .design, engineering and manum °Ut-C%,„�'•ta rh� "Heart of rLU.MHMG t, d . • - _ ;: • • � : • °��`�it,S,d:,d - _ �.�• .:she Noah" :•��d _ $acturing to give the" best in �+'INGi The Alt Great Epic of the Royal We A so sell Brantford RooBoE 4#t10t01'In results. Today, a5 a1- ADO Caaadian Mounted Police, in Mat-crisis,Empire Eathroom g y R E(Ini meet, Duro Water St••r; EA TECHNICOLOR PetemQ. Beatty N COM TEC LOR ^9 co/TV R`Es ORT ALSO Stable nnoment :ways, Chevrolet brings you the �'�h ' ,�^M 6•,rs an other Bn�log Material G ^`•d 0700,4 tiro The Great • r R'd'^g S t o Bidtitilafire8 Ices best in modern motoring at the Pto._M•t;�Geb :.--- - Alan Votes" Work Cinaraeteed WITH �. J. PROUSR E � owest cost in purchase price, - - p �lp0 JOHN BARRYMORE Phone 15W ,- • F R1y S PETER HOLDEN tC1iBRT1�I(I." O�T1`AEtIO N•w EqT AF�et. `VIRGINIA WEIDLER operation and ''upkeep. See this ��o6'. RES• r _ p•,.f• +rb,gty t%o° C*,.- .. .,.', carat S.f• NYd %Q��dro,� e- .',•�cer et sur showrooms todayl tr 6!•s Br,4 APALVZO MAN I Lip VLRL Don't be satisfied with Anything but•the - - •Av*001e on Mut•r D•Lux•Model,Only t SELL YOUR CALVES AT HOME c•1l»e • B U Y d "CHEVROLET ! Save Time and Money - vV b - t the have ra fa : - e ha uye rm CHAS. COOPER - Assoc. MONDAY. TUESDAY AND =:� � Assoc. Dealer-J. McGlashen-Dunbarton �`':' "'- WEDNESDA Y - •.`DONALD MOTOR SALES• WHITBY .Tm ;PI CKER I N. G • FARMS K: Assoc. CHEVROLET Dealer Sleep-Pickering - •' • - .LIMITED �3. .1RNOZ�a i PHONE eel ' t TIM- 41 - _ . 79 .147 '♦ .:. ..:i .. ..'.: 'YK^^. •.�:, T .tom. ra ., ..-.. •K .-. - y: - rS.•,M �. �� '�{j.,.�,. but rather in influence and educe+ CLAREMONT ,Mrs. Dickson is remaining with well. The Claremont Public-' Library tion. Everyone in a , conmIunity her mother for a few weeks Rev. Allnut, of the British an l is sponsors a concert, b local ar Tlws• Gregg and nelson Wagg Dr. and Mrs. Tomlinson spent Foreign Bible Society addressed talent in-the Community Hall, on benefits from the operation of a tea. were in the city on Monday. Sunday with Mr. and bars. "Dick" the congregations of our churehe, public library...Plan to attend tbs. Mrs: C. A. "Grant of Torontb Friday, April 21st, which everyone Cooper, at Waterford, and on their here Sunday last. Owing to the ill- should attend. A variety of enter- concert on the' 21st. Handbills are z - .spent a few days last week with pan by.-Alan. Rev. P. t-a. m_ent will be given, and will be now in circulation, describing the y return were accompanied b Alan. nese of Rev. J. E. Glover, ;,, program. .=riend$ here 1• who has been visiting with•them D. Augustine of the Ettpti- con- a program that everyone can en- Rev. J. E. Glover ham been a- du:i:.e c holidays. gregation occupied the pulpit its joy. The library is a Iocal institu= mong -those--who have been confin- ,;.; Zaptist Mission Circle will the United Church, while Mr. All- tion that can be supported by all,. s , ed to bed with the flu., i meet on• Tuesday. next at 2.30 p•, nut, took charge of the Baptist and one institution that'•pays big !Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jarvis, of m. at the home of Mrs. Augustine. service, with the order reversed at -dividend not in dollars and cents, Radio Service o- Agincourt were with relatives here Mrs. Judson Ward's group will I the evening services. Dir. •Allnut ' on 'Riinday. have charge of the program. All illustrated his address at the ev- Exjldrt. b(irvi(�e a ud' re- bliss Dorothy Miller was the re- ladies are invited ening settiice with lantern siides. assey�garris Pa•1r8 t0 &11 makes. xea$• r cipient of many beautiful gifts on Mrs. Alf. Pretty is confined to Claremont Badminton Club are se J Monday evening, in the hall, at a her bed suffering from pneumonia, sponsoring 'a unique entertainment enable charges. Orl[ shower given in her honour. She is now making rapid progress here on 'Friday evening, Apr. 28th, F a�a` ■ gllarant?eEi.Dressmaking and all other kinds toward recovery. Betty is at homewhen the "Harmonq Kids" enter- 1 x of sewing done reasonable, by from school during her mother's to a 'from Athrat-mca, present � ' ,tiRTHUR IF'.Y.D 7Ahel Norton, at Abram Mantle's kllness. their program of Music, Magic Ill- Implements residence, Claremont. ' Mr. Sherman Rumohr, one of unions and Dancing, in the Con=- ����Radio and Tebririon 1as�tn0s: All ne fr4x1s of Mrs. Frank All- our well-known citizens'suffered a unity Hall, here. Thin versatile QQ� l�emba Ot�cial Radio Setvloe lldeOti away, of.,.Whitby, will regret to stroke during church service which fwnily of .music:am gave been in Sales and Service A aott+atz,. -_- _, L.._- 40 'Phone,5201, PICKLI3IN!} = -ter-�� death at hert home ors----he-was' attending on-Sunday-morn- Tororrto for several weeks] and Monday, April 3rd. The sympathy W►g last, and at the . present time were 16 months. on Radio, Station of this cocsomunity is extended to is in a very critical condition. We CJRiM, Regina. The Saskatoon fa"ily. mo i- hope for an early improvement. Star says: "Best program--heard- Mr. and Mrs. L. Dickson and Mr. Rimoohr has been in very poor here for some time". The program F. J. DONEVAN H. A., B. Be., Q son, of Long IsImid, and Mr. Gene health for some time, and his many will be followed by Old Time andFlat L & On fle are tiu.rocorda of ants• --'Bame, of Buffalo, spent the week- friends hope that he tray soon be Modern Dancing. Music by the � Gibson and Yw=1d, UP end with Mrs. H: H. Tlrommon. - - . Company. Ad=o. 25 and loc. � Ret. Oahaws. , Phone I"L Law Motor Sales : ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BARGAINS Chrysler-Plymouth Plymouth _ ", A Full Lice of lmplem eats an E Dealer Repairs. Re -ted 1138 MQ 1 Be1Q1 - r• tric Fences and Surge GOODY AR TIRES _ E r �IIatOT. 4 1-2 Cubic Feef. $(9.04 _ - - - . w1LLARD BATTERII� :Milksrs, -.GENERAL SLACKSMITHING ":1 Westingbouse. 5 1-2 Cubi© Feet, $99.00 pyoae Pick 5r13 SKI1.[-SD MOTOR REPAIRS -1 Sparton, 5 Cubio Feet, 1938 Model, Brand New,' $110.00 Und QW JOHN L. GILLMAN Ha�,�r Now s 1 General Electric, Monitor Top. 6 1-2 Cubic Feet, $99.00 tjCitt!#M, ONT. 23 BRO t 19 8 Model, D nae Brand. New, - . - G�l"dOQ J. W :1 Weatinghonae,6 Cu.Cn. Fe 3 e . e L , BeK $279. Bargain BABY CHICKS " Phone 2008 � 1 Frigidaire, 1938 Master De Luxe. Brand ?Jew, Reg. $265.00, Bargain PtuK®rEUNG, ONTARIO GeaeralEleotrie, 5 Cab. Feet, 1918 Model, Bi and New. Reg. $199.00, Sale $159.00 Book your orders. Prices U : :General Electrio, 6 Cub.'Feet;"1938 Model, Brand New,Reg. $258.0e, Sate $199.00 Quality both ri¢ri. Discuss ATTOTION yourPoultry Problems with us General Electrio,19M Model, Brand Drew, 7 Cub. Feet, Reg. $589. $gale $275.00 -,EQUIPMENT -'- Ealrinator, 18 Cub, Feet, 4 doors, Porcelain cabinet, Was $900.00, Sale $275.40 We represent Jamesway fs I3rock�R08d Glr•'aVd "General Eleotrio, 3 Cqb, Feet, Brand New, $79.00 -Iee Boxes $3.50 up Rideau Specialty Co. Flt .See our Display CUF310M HATCHING Crushed Pit Run DON CHRIS71AN ELECTRIC Turkey&Duck eggs.S3.50 per 100 - Gravel ._;. F�8 Siauoegt.,N.,t1RiAWA, - - Open Evening Talephane 94 and 794 en Eggs, 2.SOper100� , H t7t �►+ Hatched i�. latest Electrk- BI�d Graded - ..-- - Incubators. Secure ;aye Sone UNIO'NVILLE CHICK HATCHERY 1'$;� H Plant k 26 _ (No. 7 Htgbwsy) PHONE:Toronto ofilce Howard 6471 �i lineae Unionville 2920 Residence 3902 oaf lk l4tf fYt � ` dBIIN BOIIRNEc� SON � � n Abb , _ Sale �of�Aaction r F X45 HEAD O ry Cows ani Heifers 081L ti K S'hi.Y FRHSH, CALVES BY SIDD itO rda Aril 29th - Y� P l ::LOT 2t CON. 7, `i1q ARKHAM .. 7%e feilowing valuable property of w HONEY ' .Vo s ® _ bfILLITKEN, ONT.Ar - r■e+�� Blue cow, 5 yrs. fresh 'mar. 28th. fer, 3 yrs. fresh Apr. 3. Holstein rc ;a r•,iah• yM"ua Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs, freak heifer (grade), 3 yrs. fresh Al•t ow eM•v"-ago��ts- Apr, 8th. Grade holstein cow, 5 8th. Grade Holstein-cow, 6 : yr8.1 °• • Ask yourself tion question-"Wouldn't you rather yrs. ?reek by sale. Grade Holstein fresh Mclh. 30. Blue heifer, frees! 1M stwo •-0000 't• *0 " - frealt. mar. 19. Pure- by sale. Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs. y ' �rcn• a A �r,p drive a big,brilliant Olds than a smaller,lighter car? cop, aged, a�°e�,••! °,.y ae� p,0Y, Of course you would-and now you can ! Oldsmo- bred Holstein cow, S yrs, fresh by fresh by sale.. Grade Holstein hei. ••'„°w�tO" sR�•O"u And -bile, this year, has a car that sells right down in the sale. Grade H•latein l+eifer, 3 yin. fer, fresh Apr. 5th. Grade Jemt•_eF _ _ tea•, ° 'o •• -Tow-price a -ws opera in cos s that com re g Pa fresh by,sale. Grade' olstein cow, cow, b yrs fresh Apr. 2, Blue 756� _ •q e^y with the lowest! This smart, swift-stepping Olds g yrs, fresh April Otis. Gude Hol- heifer, fresh Mch. 4. Jersey and IliustrLted "Select Six" has a flashing neve 95 h.p. engine-big, :.Shin cow, 8 ym, due in June. Ayrshire Grade cow, 5' Yrs. faha -Oldsmobile serer roomy Body by Fisher with extra vision for extra ' Grade Holstein covert, 3. yrs. fresh Mch. 18. Holstein and Jersey Gd& q.,,■ Six"Sedan with Trunk safety-Nandi-Shift Gear Control-and Oldsmobile's Aprt 8th. Grade Holstein cow, 5 cow, 4 yrs. fresh Feb. 10th. Jer revolutionary Rhythmic Ride. Take our tip-when yrs, fresh Apr, 9th'. Grade Hols- sey heifer, due in May. Jersey you look at the lowest priced cars,look at Olds first! tein cover, 3 yrs. fresh by sale., ;Grade heifer, fresh by sale. Grader Low monthly payments on the General Motors Instalment Plan. Grade HOlatein COW, 5 Yre• due Holstein Cow, 5 yrs, du@ July ist. June 1st. Grade Holstein cow, 5 Number young gia a cows, heavy, Rim yrs. bred Nov. 16.-Grade Holstein in calf. Holstein and Jersey grads ' cow, 8 yrs. fresh by rale. Red cow heifer, fresh by sale. Holstein Jer- CHAS. COOPER .. CLAREMONT 5 yrs. due in May. Grade Holstein sey grade heifer,springing. ,Grade cow, 4 yrs. fresh by sale. Holstein Holstein heifer, .springing. Grads YK, • Assoc. Dealer-J. McGlashen--Dunbart°n and Jersey Crag Bred cow, 8 yrs Holstein heifer, springing- Grads . :- DONALD MOTOR SALES yI r'll 1 !DY f� by sale. Grade Holstein hei:• Guernsey cow, 4 yrs, bred Jan. 1. All cattle have one clean blood teat and are sold subject to retest. Arsoc, Dealer --M, Sleet,--Pickering i TERMS CASH SALE at 1 P. M. bharp s �' i ► ' . t _ NO RESERVE PREN` ICEdr T'RFN'TTCE .Victioneers. J, "3 u� • .. ,.•..••:-•-R , •s-1 ...". ;"-'- rte,,«-*.- sE.:rn-., ;— .:c, .,- ., ,•,. _ - .t n.n. a��+.f.•. ...,.. .p,. .��,..•5- .. ..,,p.Y•3.,.s .,.:. 1"3^.a ,t.:' w .i `I June day with two adorable look- Ing dabs. Both made a play for b4 11nO attention and be found himself �- :Oraan e Pek%n.P%oBus pending, ander the sunshine of their smiles and actually enjoying himself, I &#4A giftx %ASKAW It was just outside of Albany ,.r -- �. — that the car started to cough and — -- SYNOPSIS "Why, yes you are,Jude," he said jerk. After a few blocks It became `When Marlborough Jones' moth- Anally. "You're very nice looking, apsareat that they would have to laves their home M Leebrook I'm not much for noticing the way go_-to-a--IMrage. Fortunately they �. b address a convention In Cleve- girls look. But you've got nice were In the same_ block with one a _ she-+s--very much worried n eyes ►owand-pink cheeks, and when the machine gave out alto- gbout laving her Wyear-old son I like yourhair straight and plain , gather. Slone for the first time. like you wear it. It suits you." Marlborough was hot with em- She insists on asking Judy Miller "Bless my soul!" Judy laughed. barrasament. so qie girl next door, to run In dally. "Last-evening must have-done you "Darn!" He got out and stood to sea that her tall handooens boy good. Loosened your tongue, or, looking at the old wreck dejected- Is all right. Marlie says Judy has something." ly. "I'm sorry .this had to happen &ulptress Has - onottgh to do helping out in her "Well, you fished for it, and af- today." !' fafhewPo drug store. And when ter all, when a girl comes in and "I suppose," Lisa said wriggling Of Interes' t -,MOC�Cu (L`el„ts While he is in the drug storms later gets a fellow's breakfast and asks impatiently "it'd never Occur to you � �a Ll" Loring drops 1n and asks him him if he thinks she's beautiful—" to buy a new one, Marlie." casually to come to her home that Judy drops In the next day Tacky defended him. "Suppose llllma. S�verengrs of New Yod4 oveaing to meet Kentucky Louet- "You're not such a much your- he can't afford another one, smart- to omen Also Compotes Bust 7e, elan of Louisville. This Is part of salt, Mr, Jones!" She finished her is. Did you ever think of that?" of Ila Defoe it well thought out plan. When Lisa chocolate and jumped up. "I'll « "Don't be nilly," Lisa sniffed. ReaderS - -Jearned from the departing Mrs. -make your bed and dust." He can afford a dozen good cars. ■ Jena that Marlborough was to be "I wish Can't you; Marlie?" Five days were sufficient for g you wouldn't, Judy. I Mme. Suzanne Sllvercruga, dlstia- et one, she oug o ma ng ua can o gu s e ew York sculptress and et the handsome Jones boy In en- "It'll take duly a minute. I Marlborough was In a quandary SIMPLE► CAKE RECIPES sister of Baron Sllvercruys, Bei- f tertaining Tucky. Her only fear is promised.your mother." as to what he should say when Time was when most youni; peo- Man minister to Canada, to finish that Markle will not "loosen up" Taking Her Shopping Tucky said wonderingly, "My good- ple chose the spring months for lite-sized busts of the Dionne quits ' and spend money on Tucky al- She was just finishing up when noes, Marlie, are you rich too? I their weddings but now fall wed- tuplets and Dr. A. R. Dafoe. though he has a hundred thousand the phone rang. She stood in the knew there was something about dings are almoat as popular. No "It was wonderfully interesting," left him by his father. Tucky, hall while Marlborough answered, you I, was crazy about, but I cer- matter the month, weddings are she said. "Last year I motored to pretty and resourceful, soon real- and she couldn't resW listening tainly didn't know it was anything- still popular and many young wo- that part of the country and went Iso* that Lisa Invited the bashful when she found out it was the new so unromantic as your money." men within the next few months to Callander to see the children. eynama's boy" because she does girl from Louisville. "I'm not really rich," Marcie will be starting on their new ca- They were so cute that I consid- " trot want to' share her real boy "Albany?" she heard Marlie say. flushed. "My father left me a few reers.• ered the idea of making busts of friends. Mike Tullinga who had "Yes,I have a car. Not a very good first mortgages, that's all. But- One often hears the charge that them to be used by the guardians been put out of two prep schools, one. I guess I can take you shop;; they're to insure my future. Mother the modern girl can't keep house, as a record ofa their growth and dashes up in his new runabout and ping. I't! be over about nine." _ keeps them for me." is not a good cook, and in general developuietlt 'At the same time, it Movile soot�. finds himself at th When he hung 21p is T 1- at wax Intended to w their charas- ` Rad Rooster Inn. He cannot dance downstairs. Marlie looked up. un- smiled knowingly. "But it's a won- isn't necessarily true as most mod- ter and personality. They are won- and apologizes awkwardly to certainly, der you wouldn't loosen up and buy ein women are as capable in the derfully bright and each with dif- Tucky. She says she will teach "That was Tucky. She wants me a new car." home as they are in other spheres. ferent character and personality. him later at her Uncle Herble% to take her shopping in Albany bo- "I'll have to some day, I guess." Where. brides are likely to fall My experience will: them was of %whom size's visiting. Lisa, seeing day. I said I'd go—but gosh!" Marlborough's face felt stiff when down on the job is in fancy dishes - thrilling interest. As for'Dr. Dafoe, her plans going awry, Insists upon "She works fast." Judy went out he tried to smile. such as cakes and pastry. For the a bust of whom I also made, he is leaving early. Martie wonders what to the kitchen to wash her hands. A man came out of the garage. benefit of those young brides and a wonderful man to have saved the r his mother will think. Marlie followed. "Something wrong, buddy"' brides-to-be, we are giving a cake lives of all these children." "Well, I guess I'll have to go. I "It—just won't go," Merits said Mme. Silvercruys has gone to CHAPTER 4 promised. Mother has never al helplessly, recipe whish is both simple to _'-'- -make and economical—the first New fork until the end of April. Judy coals not restrain her aur- lowed me to drive `to the city, "Well, if. It hasn't died of old consideration will please the lady to finish in her studio there a moa- loalty another minute. It was eight though." age, maybe we can get enough life and the second will please her ument that she is making for Shaw- _ O'clock is the morning when she - "Oh, go ahead," Judy urged. back into it to make it last a few husband. in#gen Falls. :Iran up on the Joneses' back porch. 'What's driving to Albany with a more weeks." The mechanic _O_ Marlborough had just barged his girl to shop? There's no crime in scratched his head doubtfully. "BuL BRIDES FIRST CAKE anger, and the toast. tom" it looks pretty sick." 0 ess) Earmuffs For - - "Look, Jude," he greeted her. Mingled with Judy's desire to "See what you can do," Mart- ; see Marlborough show a little borough was anxious to et away. 2 cups sifted cake flour City Sleepers uolding up bis land. "Maybe you g 2 teaspoons double-acting baking. baa 9x a piece of toast: for me. spank, however, was a vague feel- "Pit be back for it later." Judy looked properly sympa-' Ing of uneasiness. That Kentucky They started down the street. powder ,lIhedc. girl was certainly a bold thing. Lisa steered Marlie across the nest 14 teaspoon salt Dr. Vern Knudsen, professor of "Put some cool water on it, then Imagine calling a man up and ask corner and down the, block where 4 tablespons butter.or other' physicsaat Lnivenity of California Ing him to drive you to Albany she knew there watt one of the shortening at Los Angeles, recommends ear- Vlastev some soda on and leave it 1 cu sugar muffs for cit sleepers.'awhlle. it'lI soon stop stinging. shopping on such short acquaint- largest automobile display rooms' p ga _ y Pe The dam- Mors The Merrier a p tafik age to their health from noise. In Albany. is Croat of it she stop- -- cu 1 teas t d I you d Ise s Orange a jmiad borough had never realized " !,. 1 teaspoon vanilla disturbed sleep is "unbelievably r, Oh, look She clapped her E ante. egg. unbeaten _ -,Boast and bot chocolate. f. J►•ed short• treat," he tgld a gathering of ni- teak eggs 0w t a wreck his old car was hands. "Aren't they lovely?" Sift flour once, measure, add enlists and students, and ear-mails DOM bacon. I Baas staying baking would be of benefit. late fast night must 6lavt (�i-iAt ' "an up to the Lousilaas. Marlborough had always envied g powder and salt, and sift inns u appetite." U was certainly so fit chariot for the other fellows their new me- together three times. Cream but- Learning To Dance the vision that tripped down the chines. The Joneses had had only • ter thoroughly, add sugar gradu- Marlte looked p eased ae in a ses2nd-hand ones rally, and cream together well..Add Jrlth himself. Judy opened the, ice- and a wide white picture hat. in their lives. His father t and' egg an a ver - 7. dos and toot oat the supplies. Marlie telt the old self-conscious- mother had thought it extravagant flour;alternately with milk,a small Then she said offhandedly, "Have news return when Tucky smiled at to invest In a new one when they amount at a time, beating after Ja go" time?"' him. She jumped into the car. - used a machine so seldom. each addition until smooth. Add "Oh, swell." Marlie sat down and "We'll, have to drive by and pick Tucky sighed. vanilla. Bake in two greased 8- inch comfortably. "I had a Lisa up," she pouted. "When she "Look at that long tan sports Bch Layer pane in moderate oven acing lesson. Tucky Louellan Is heard you were going to drive me model in there. Isn't It the sweet- (375•F.) 25 minutes, or until teaching me," shopping she just had to come est thing you ever saw?" done. Spread Quick Fudge Frost- a "Well. do tell!" Judy psi a stil- along. 1 thick it'd be more fun Marlie agreed. "It's something, ung between layers and over cake. + •let on the gas range. "What is alone, don't your all right, And I'll bet it costs a Sprinkle with coconut, if desired. your mother going to say?" Iltarlte was on a spot, but be said pretty- penny too." —e— a•. Marlie sighed. something about the more the mer- Marlie Back tt f= QUICK FUDGE FROSTING -.• " ; don't know. Maybe she won't rler and started the old rattletrap. "We could have some wonderful - like it very well.," He'd certainly never noticed ,bo- times this summer if you' had It. 3 tablespoons unsweetened chocolate :f fore what a noise it made. 2 tablespoons butter BEE NYE17' _ Judy cracked an egg. Marlie, couldn't we." Tucky had 12 marshmallows, cut in. pieces a`Oh, well, worry about that when Lina was waiting at the gala " her hand on his arm. But I must- sK cup water i�. the time comes. A little fun isn't She piled into the front seat ailed a't try to tempt you into buying it. Dash of salt is the idea going to hurt you`. Your mother Marlie' took the side streets out ,That wouldn't be fair." Cast her �f town. Marlie appreciated .. peU' 2 cups sifted confectioners' Come on Markle." Lisa smiled aproII strings," that fact that he was rambling gar sweetener on j to herself. "Let's go in and have 1 teaspoon vanilla. "That's what I -was thinking. Af- down country roads on. a perfect just one little look. It won't do ter all, I am a man now." any harm just to see what it's like Place chocolate, butter, marsh your morning "We're not babies"' ins{de." malJows, water, and salt ill sauce- . Heap Big Chocolate Before Marlborough knew it, a Pan. Heat and stir over low flame Your father and my mother Cereal because think we are, thougb. I suppose T����� salesman was showing them until chocolate and marshmallows we'll #cave some time Convincing dll1411d11 around. Marlie, thinking it over are'-blended. Remove from fire; It easier thein we don't have to be led add remaining ingredients.' ,Beat Frt»ca Lee Baton afterward, decided be must have Y until of consistency to spread. ground any more: Abid I sure either been fusane or hypnotized. � to digest. - H AVE you a Boy Scent' or a Makes frosting to cover tops and s wouldn't want to make Mom unhap- Girl Scout in your home? l,1 Little did he know that it was the py.". so, they are sure to be of "over machinations of Lisa and Kentucky sides of two 8-inch layers.. . Judy broke another egg and the hills and far that closed the deal. - 'dropped it to the pan with the away"these fine For the shopping expedition I sizzling bacon. week- that was to be Lisa's-and Tucky's Pharaoh's Honey • "Well, she will be," she inform- ends —and that turned out to, be a real buying him mildly, means a lunch pd "but I wouldn't let a to be-- packed. • spree for Marlie. When he woke In Egypt archaeologists dug up `[t worry me too much, Marlie. Woe betide you up, he had signed a Check for You've got to wake aD and be 'a It you fail to 11,804, honey thousands of years old, THAT THROBBING #tan sometime. Now's a good time tuck in amid the 'And he was-driving dazedly back still good to eat. It wasn't till STOP PAIN OF to start. You let her boss you too more solid fare, along the same old road to Lee they had eaten most of it that they d a sweet - tooth " Lee- pinch, Gram thinks." brook with two of the prettiest realized it had,been used for em- " "Maybe," Marl{e said. thou fitful- appeaser! For this wind-up to the g � hiker's meal, nothing is better than girls in the State of New York sit- _ balming. Jr. "But I'm all she's got•" a Chocolate Indian—excdpt two ting very close to him—in the new A Tongue Loosened _ NEURALGIA Chocolate Indians. car. The--o-d-otre hind-beell-lett-be- ""ra._. ...__ to shift —: hind with a second-hand dealer. � _ Chocolate Indlour WOMEN WHO SUFFER fpr• themselves." Judy stirred his �4 cup sifted cake flour: 34 tea-.• `�you distressed �� the misery� „ neuralgia . . . are your sighs restless chocolate. There's nothing worse spoon double-acting baking powder; (TO BE CONTINUED) - (ban a man who grows up to be a 34 teaspoon salt', / cup butter or - _IF you suffer from and your days weary with the gnawing aa[nbypamby with no spine. No- other shortening; 2 squares un• nclvousness,weak- ache and pais of this annoyiar; aftlio- tnam�bkae any respect for him:' sweetened chocolate,'melted; 1 cup ness,backache,head- tion? Dont suffer any longer. "Yeah." Marlborough looked sugar; 3 eggs, well beaten; tis cup '� YOU FEEL SUNK aches and, painful Mentbolatum brings quick relief.This thoughtful, "I guess you're right: finely cut dates; ra, cup chopped periods, you will famous family remedy hfei helped "" Judy walnut mesh, toasted; 1 teaspoon I Read the and ehesl' tip :and Dr.Pierce's Fa- millions of mea, women and children Its Miss houellan-pretty. J y vanilla. vorite Prescription the world over, Your own doctor will ,put. fits iss li and eggs defers him. Sift flour once, measure, add Are you so blue that life la no longer worth beneficial. It re- p living? Do you cry euayt Do yon feat tell you bow beneficial it is. loo get a •� MarIt9 said with an enthusiasm, baking powder sad salt, and sift Sean, depreswd—just absotatdy svNSf lie"M the diatom- 3U cent tube or jar of Meatholatum r again. Add batter to chocolate.and Tben bere's good news for you in cue you ^, 'V orfs of the mea- hat July couldn't miss: 1 need a good general system tonic—Just take :,, today. Apply a little over the area _ , blend. Add gradually wags► t0 famous Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com- t "�t strual period,calm! "Oh, boy. i9 she. She?s pi_ttier p Mrs.aey affected by neuralgia and gently than any girt to ih{s tows. Pres- eggs, beating thoroughly; than pound. Lot Its wholesome barbs and root• the nerves,improves mamnge relief is /tlara>etred or Chocolate mixture and blend. Add help Nature build up more physical resist► nutritlon. stimulate, the sppetite, and so ant company e=cepted, of.course." fioar sad mix well• 'thea dates, ante and tone up your system,so that It can strengthens you. Mrs.William Roy.61 Ferndale money back. As more easily throw off the"blues"and give Ave„ St. Catharines, Ont., said: I was dread= I'm not pretty." Judy poured nuts, and vanilla. Bake In two more to enjoy life. fully weak and suffered se from bead■rhea and MIL�N3 of women have depended Mina caused b functional disturbances. M two CIIp9 Ot chocolate and sat down Braised pane, 8x822 'IIChEe, in on Compound and have pasrd thewo d ncnca seemed ao unatrunr and 1 would seroma it moderate oven (350 F.) 5 minutes. ]SiuC �O. lr!—'39 Opposite MarIboronj;it, ''Am 1!". alonii to friends sad neighbors,and to their aitated and upset easily. Or. risme•. Favo,lte Cut Its squares before removing CbU:=. Pr...ription pave me pl,ndid relief from my -S Bil ALA • Marl{9 ftadl8d llPl' seriously for Why not take Pldlham's Coalpound and ireaknc.a n I I felt much bettev in eve wa r' a few seconds. from pan. Mates 4 dozen InNaaf. ge andung thri"t kuy it from your dmasist today. 7• C % 77 . .• ..•!'-.. ,,..ram 'r•:_. „. ,-.,. - ....r•.;:._ 'r. ;... :..;.: ...,; o p.., '. h •Z_,. .•'•E in lr r. .:"�•r. ..E-d"c'' L:pG,Y� .R'x.y..hw •'•&Y rosalem with Barnabas. taking Tit- Would Four C Kept u �Hsu'd-ShClI Hens " also with me. 2. Ana I went up by revelatiop; and I laid before r���•}� By seketing chick& from tblcs � ay. thtm the gospel which I preach all leenlity Clia t" and thin-shelled eggs, respectivHt'! ly, among the Gentiles but privately , poultry breeders at the Univ before them who were of repute, 1'eP� geed Oma. — :-- -- of California have develope Lesson list by any means I should be run- �� To Lou On Doc® t Wets Mawo Up 724 distinct lines of bene, one of whit$ zing, or had run, in vain: WhileBea te Years Aso produces hard-shelled and the otlt- Uwe Is some disagreement among �t< Of . sop ar soft-shelled eggs. A good lsy� fag flock then can -be developed LESSON I� scholars as to whether this piaode The government is taking steps ' v. which Paul now describes is the from the hard-shell hens, and the Paul Wins Recognition For Gentili to safeguard the quality of Ontario There ars four copies of the soft-shellers can go to pot. ` CHRISTIANS same as that found in the fifteenth cheese through improved super- Great Charter, the document which =�- chapter of Acts, the opinion of the vision of its manufacture, Premier established the legal rights of the Acts 16:1-36; .Galatians 2:1-1d'" most today is that here we have '+ ...Printed Text, Acta 16:23b 29; Gal. Hepburn said in his budget ad- people of England 724 years ago. Hon�ck Across Canada 2.1, 2, 9, 10 two records of the same event, dress before the Legislature. Upon this document was founded Golden Text— "A man Is not Just. This problem of Titus is an im- Canadian cheese is selling at the Common Law of England, the and reveals Paul's Ified by the works of the law, but portant one, K * premium in the British market British Empire and o1 the United 'through faith in Jesus Christ." real attitude toward, the whole over New Zealand cheese, from States. The people of England I " Gal.2:16. question of conversion. Paul vigor• which it receives its keenest com- were in revolt because there was The Lesson In Its Setting oualy opposed all those who taught petition. no system of law and order and Time — The council is Jernsal- the necessity of Jewish rites so fax "At present we cannot export they. suffered many hardships and em wan held in X.D. 61; as salvation is concerned. 'rut, on butter and compete—therefore ev- injustices. The barons .compelled wrote his letter to the Galatians the other hang, St Paul had not ery effort should be put forth to King John to admit that the Crown ;�: '•, 'l' -"" shout AM. $7. serving the law and submitting to place our cheese industry upon a owed a duty, to the people. The ; Place. — The council of Jerusal- circumcision, it they only realized basis whereby the demand may be laws were inscribed in'Latin on I em was held, of course, is the that these things were mere nat- filled with a product of a quality sheepskin, and at Runnymede, near tonal customs, and even as relig- to equal that of our past seasons Windsor Castle, the document was Holy City, Jerusalem, which twee- ions rites; but not as necessaryand--uprto the a read to King ty years later was to be utterly ligious rites_. He re°• _ed to circum- importer;" Mr. Hepburn said. present who could read — Stephen y, destroyed. The Antioch of this lea- case Titus; fo-r instance, because Continued demand at good prices Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury '. son was located on the Orontes the Judazizing party at Jerusalem for Canadian cows and heifers is who had drawn it up. The King p..a et;to Byrta. - upon the ahsotnt the_Utilted Stat"_and British mar-- e11 could not read or write. He The church at Antioch determia- necessity of circumcising'the Gen-- kets is a real" compliment to On- could not sign his name to it, so he t ed, wlth great wisdom, to send a tiles if they were to be savedtario farmers s breeders and feed- affixed his seal on war. After that ers of purebred dairy cattle, he the Charter was taken away and group of their members, together Pour Great Men went on, monks and clerks made copies for with Paul and Barnabas, up to the 9. And when the:, perceived the High butter prices early in 1938every important centre. Few were city of Jerusalem to discuss with grace that was given unto me, i' the apostles and elders there this James and Cephas and John, they induced not only importations of taken care of. The one preserved butter but caused diversion of fluid at Lincoln is believed to be.the oi- Pictured as she arrived in Monti entire q�uestioa. who were reputed to be pillars, milk from cheese factories to iginal. The King put his seal on real is 25-year-old Mary Bosan. In Accord With One Another gave to II%ra i Barnabas the right creamerles. The percentage spread each one of them. Of the three oth- quet, of Devizes, Wiltshire, EAV 23. The apostles and the elders, hands of fellowship that we shouldIn 1938 butterwas pr6bablyarmn a vasa- " brethren, unto the brethren who go unto the G^•stile.., and-they un, without precedent, the Toronto owing to fire, another in the Brit- tion in Canada by making her way at are of the Gentiles in Antioch and to the circumcision. James, Peter, wholesale price of creamery butter fah -Museum, laths the seal, and eastward from Vancouver astrid .- Byria and Cilicla, greeting. John, and Paul — it was a memor• falling from 36 cents in March to the other was partially destroyed a_cow-pony, taking the beat part 24. Forasmuch as we have heard• abkd day"when thee• four men met 21 cents In December• by a tailor who was cutting up old of atvsa months for her trip. that certain who went out from us face to face. Amon."at them they'vePe12 C,P,R. Photo have troubled you with words, sub- vtltually made t',e New Testament air verting. your souls; to whom we and the-Christian church. James tafe into one, lifting us into the jRave no commandment; 25, it clings to the past, and embodies region of eternal life and lose. ' seemed good unto us, having come the transition tiom Mosaism to 10. Only,they would that we our- :� to one accord, to choose out mea Christianity. Peter is the man of selves should -member the poor; NOTES and send them unto you with our the present, quick in thought and which very thing I was also seal- RADIO beloved Barnabas and Paul, 24. action, eager, b 3yaut. susceptible. one to do. "'The poor' to whom re- men that have-hazarded their lives Paul holds the future in his grasp, Terence is here made" /were .un-. for the name of our Lord Jesus and schools the unborn nations. doubtediy the nec iy Christiana in Christ. At the beginning of the Te- John gathers present, past and fu- Jerusalem. A N Q ',N I rusalem conference Paul and Bar- 34ADGE ARCHEI[ _ •- Babas were being severely criticis- - ad by some members of the Jerua- By William alem church;,now they are spoken T/ Its CURIO' IS IYIORL 1 FergusonQUIZ PROGRAMMES i teen weeks during the summed. of an our beloved Barnabas and T!d CURIO' IT iJ4^tr Quiz programmes have become The more interesting one will alas _ Paul". The intention of the whole S I►' - how the. honor which such an integral part of radio an. Burgess Meredith, aaforgettabl* letter to to sustertainment in the last year or so hero of "Winterset," and will b-6the church s Jerusalem telt was line to these missionaryusalaborers. that their'important place in the called'"Prosecuting Attornelr,'s 27, We have sent therefore as pe acknowledged as peprogramme schedule L now freely The other will star Francho0 Tope Ju- das and Silas, who themselves also permanent. as a young doctor face to fate = ahall tell you the same things by Thea radio games began with with the trials of his professioc, wort of moutl• gained in poe simple pularity so Alling bee. As be Bane 20 is the tentative date. 28. For !t seemed good : .:.e = came more elaborate. Now ideas MORE— Holy Spirit, .and to us, to lay upon r g- are being thought out so test that YOU no` greater burden than these Competition is keen in the race to TO BE HEARD , ApriP 21• meceasary things. They boldly treat produce a mental test _ the Ho Spirit &.1 one of their p tt which will 8.00 p.m. CBC—Bowling Chant- number.• a tellowcouaoe or, w o be as interesting and navel to the ' pionahips from Toronto 8.80 natter with them it tl^ announce- o ata so au tents as to e' ner p,m. CBC—Miss Trent's Clsildren and in which the listener can take meat of a joint conclusion. What a 9 p.m. CBC CBS--Ossotl radical devotion would take place AN EESnA�A77-,A RADIL.IS as active a part as those in the Welles' Playhouse April 2$ In all church assemblies if , the OF 3000 MILLION studio. 4.00 p.m. NBC Jt CBC—Club Ma- senae of the 9p1r1t's presence were LIGHT Y�tRS"' AND A AROUND THE DIAL i tines . . . 8.80 p.m. CBC-�3attn�. senseactuao the- and it everything �HT VCAF2 IS ifs UAI%L TO A rumor of unusual interest, day Matinee 8 p.m. CBS—Pin were.said and done as to his Pres- .SA� r which looks like becoming & deft- Baker . . . 10,00 p.m: NBC,Red-- -- - > MIA". mite possibility as the summer Arch Oboler's Plays 10.00 Perhaps no one lee--n _ pence P Ds • that - schedules are mapped out, sa ,m. NBC-Blas /c CBC�-- NBO P A CIVIL an w sa ns. , ssawou, among all those taught in this boot _ Rud Vallee will substitute for S is deatgssed to lease a more deep y Symphony Orchestra and Menet- ' ' 1 lasting tmpreaaior, _ Charlie McCarthy. The story is ti opera . April 28, 12 Noon * 2 29. That ye -b,9taln from things that Vallee will join the Chase A NBC ACBC—Tabloid version of sacrificed to idols. This ueatlon of _ Sanborn Hour on Sundays while Mozart's- "Don Giovanni" 9 what to do in regard to meat offer- Edgar Bergen and Don Ameche pm. CBC—" as Aad It Came to Pa " ed to !dols often troubled the early take their vacatiotta- Vallee w 8 p.m. CBS 0 CBC— New hie T church.. If these Gentile Christians o carry on huasday night pro- York Philharmonic Symphony . . . standing in he liberty wherewith gramme and stay in Hollywood 8 p.m. NBC 0 CBCT--Charlie Me Christ had made them free, should for the summer. If true, the move... Carthy and .the Chase and San be found eating meat offered to will double his salary and keep born Hour . . . 9 p.m. CBC—Hart ;idols, which was'sn abomination to him working twice as hard. 'House String Quartette . . . 10.80 ' the Jews, they might thereby keep 1 pm. CBS—H. V. Kaltenborn . . . .. - i Aril 24 11.48 alp. NBC-d: CBC "iJ tion-w de ` , .'Winners of the na P _ other Jews from accepting Christ - - � - - as their Saviour; and, while they S �'•�� drama contest inaugurated'by the —'Dr. William L. Stidger'a "Gets lied a right so to eat this meat, the IS A NER ACBC last November 1, will be an- ting the Most Out of Life" church at Jerusalem n.'-C3 them --`1•tAVF "VMORLS"ON 12F�ATIVE aoanced daring the Brat week is 12.16 p.m. CSC-Ontario Region OF will be Programme 9 .m. CBS that the d^ nit stand on their own TlE RPALMS. . . NC3' May The four best ls - . rights, but thir's first of their ar.- ON THE12 /wtA 47-EAZS, _• -10FZSE apecialy produced over the Cat i CBC—Cecil B. De Milli a Radio saved brethr A-' from b'-"d, AS DO HUMANS. RAOISrfE + nadian network. The authors will Theatre . 10.00 p.m. NBC-- and from things strangled. The s-"+ get 'handsome cash prises, in old-' Marek Weber in "Bohemia" • heathen often dr '.: blood at their ESTIMATES of the radius of the universe are changing con- $100.90 of merit ;250.00, =1b0.00, April 2b, 9 p.m. CBS A CFRB Idolatrous feasts, and frequently stantly, and various authorities reckon it as being somewhere be- Canadian and x50.00: Ambitions We, the.People April 26, 8 mixed bio+1 with their food. ad Canadian la wri lits have sub- p.m. NBC do CBC— One Mans, tween 2000 million and, 20,000 million light-years. Today we have p y g .r from fornication: from which if ye photographic evidence to a distance of 500 million light-years; and ' mitted,•more .than 200 original Family 9.50 P.M. CBG-Mu __ =keep yourselves, it steal' 'be well larger telescopes of the future will enable us to penetrate farther scripts. sic by Faith . . April 27, 4.30 with you. Fare ye well. ....Into space, p.m. Mutual—Running of the )flue _ Don't Stand on Rights 'Two new dramatic serials.are Grass Stakes from Lexington, Ky. 1, Then after the space of four- NEXT; To what Is the rainbow coloring in a peacock's feathers being considered by NBC to re- : 8 p.m. NBE=Rudy Vallee's ` teen yea re I went up again,to Je- _ place Bob Hope's show for thir. Varieties. - REG'LAR FELLERS—Up to Date By GENE BYRNES :,.U/HOS THrS LITTLE THIS IS A MY C,000NESS YOU DONT KETCH `-- FELLOW,PINHEAO? SIC,HTSEEIN�TOUR� HAYENT WE BETTER ON, MOM THIS MOFELLER LOOKINCs ROOMS IN FELLER HAS NEVER M. THIS HE LObKS LIKE. A , .NEW PLAYMATE �= IS PAYIN ME A. THE HOUSE TO SHOW SEEN A CELLAR PENNY JUST TO HIM THAN THOSE OR AN ATTIC IN HIS _c LOOK AT OUR '•" LIFE ON ACCOUNTA • CELLAR NATTIC• 0" HE WAS-BROUSHT ' ,re UP IN'A TRAILER ` 00 ,; _ ; •d ..,.. - - �.�:. . � r. :•-s..>� .:,.. � -....a.,...�,,... .:z.-,_ .' .. ,- _ ��_ - rye '. ... ... ,,.a •'--0A > - �'•'• •....., cr.,x,y.. ti �,.w ,e.'+', ��`•T.' ..:: '+, ). �'.! e ' ._,•, {^tir � :,t a+-1 - • LOCALISMS - • T. Andrei. s confined ' heidd at the home of idle. Bd. Bootb �' to her bed througih ilhseas. on Tuesday, April 25* at 8• P. M. --Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stev go11. Call "Your Bobby". "Ten Spesrin and little �yg�►- enson anti family of Kinsale spent les for Happiness". Demonatra- torle 4h ter', A m, of• Oril* are Pi�sit- an atbeausooa last week with and tart Making" El- • _ rn -Ing the formees parents, J. G. and uncle C. J. and Mrs. Stevenson. ection of Officers. Suggestions ___*rs. Baxter, - L. Mackey, of Brookiin for next ear's --Miss Kate Fawkes has been and Samuel Griffin, of fort Perry noon tea.y progteass. Aster- called on C• J. and Mrs.- Stevenson ' •comma to her bed suffering --Mn.,MIrish is suffering >�n - We are -end oying a . splendid from a very severe cold. recently. ,tack of the flu and will, be con- -IMr. Cecil Lockwood has secur- -The members of the the Unit• fined to bed.for for ,some time. , 4d a position with Canada PacJ�- ed Church Y. P. Union .are hold. �1 era Ltd., Toronto, and commenced ing a Closing-Social on Monday ' - -- W ale : .'sof there on the first of the month. elveni g, May 1st. The meeting of Classified Advertisements � - ..=-T. P. Robbins has purchased April 24th, is withdrawn. SEED Alaska Oats - Reg or un- Men's knee rubber boots in heavy quality at-2.50 a pair 'the Robt. -The local Continuation School $omerr-ille residence, and sealed. Late spring will make this '.•A160 all ht Wel ht at 1.19 8. Bir ° will fit it up for rent' nes. reports are now in our hands and variety worth more. Price 90c. per g g p --Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bar will appear in our next issue b��.:.for reg. and 80c. oth well shade With re soles. "nett, of Toronto, visiteii Picketing -Mm• Hardy, who spent last long as they last. F. M. Chap- -relatives during .Easter week. sumhmer witli Mrs. C.. J. Steven- man, Audley. "Big 88" overalls and smocks. '2 00 left a few da - ' • • / Mrs. R. H. Cronk visited her son, Ys ago for hes -ison Lyndon, and Mrs. Cronk dur- Western: home in Manitoba, Where .FOR SALE-- Duro Electric pump yn They sure stand the gaff ing Easter week. she will remain permanently. and motor. 1 Potato planter and •-Wrs. G. W. Barker and dau- --The regular monthly Yneeting 1 18-ft. hay rake. Ted Coates, :�- .Big 88" work shirts, The new Spring lines,1.00 dt1.25 of the Women's Institute wily be Dunbarton. 35-6 ghter, Betty, spent Easter .week )!!en's '°Briar Club"Fedora fur felt new shades 3.00 ,with friends in Toronto. Notice to Creditors WANTED - board silo 12 to 14 -Mrs. Fallsise, of Toronto, vis- feet by 30. Must be in good con- ited her son, rs. ar- •�it • 9) � • Fallaise on Easter week. Creditors of Susan '`laud Gordon vey Webister, 1-4 mile West of villoxnan- a•'widow, who died at Pickering __... price as _.--iMr�. Albert Noyes, of Toron- g °D age. quoted in your farm paper. 'to, spent Easter with Arthur and Septearaer 29th, 1938, are request- s. Boyes. ed to send particulars of their TWO COWS '- for sale, 1 fresh, E t .-1I`he epidemic of flu eorrtinuee claims to the • undersigned before 1 due Apr. 20th. F. H#Abert, Cor- e �+ C ;'unalnted and many have been con- May 1st, 1939, after which .date, ner Birchmount & Danforth, Scar Men's work SOCkB 2s7c. 39c• 50c• fined to their homes suffering her estate wiU be distributed 'a- boro Jct. - f from the disease, mong the. parties entitled thereto, Men's fins socks, 25e. 39c. 50e. and the Executors will not' be lia- DOOLEY POTATOES, $1. per bag- -,Mrs. W. Y. Redditt attended ble for an y Phone 1608 Claremont, Mrs. Thos. the funeral of her uncle, the late Y claims of whirr the Baron. W. S nle at Chnnington on have.not then received notice. • Wednesday last. u8 go c can =mer _-Mrs. W?m. Wilson and daugh- Dated at Oshawa. April 14tb,•.1939 ,barley, malting variety, 70c. per 'Myrtle, of Oshawa, spent the - bush. also 1� tons good mixed hay. HA . Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. D. �'• E. N. SI'.tiCL.�IR, K. C. John Miller, Brougham, phone 802 ], /l• S. 'f"" PMA ]`vjN. Lockwood and family. Bank of Montreal Bldg. Oshawa ,� 1/1 {� 1 Z We are pleased to report that FOR SALE - Colorado Spring Mr. Frank-Hall is malting a rapid Wheat. good for mixing with oth- A The Peckertn er grains, also Moore Grain Grin- uecovery following his recent oper- i der, large power price size, a good c2A SELLING AT COST LESS MEAT MARKS '� clition- For price, phone Pick, b28, _. •�disa Hattie and Nellie Law, MEAT or G. L Middleton, Brougham, returned to Pirkersng last week- 3G. end, after spending' the winter, We carry a full line of Bol s'Over Rnbbcrp, lI's to 5 s, +490 with their brother, Mr. Geo. Law, " SWEET CLOVER SEED for sale. in Toronto. Fresh . �, Cho& Hood, Brock PA eau 2 Men's Work ork Boots, Regular price less : 1.00 -f The members of tTie teaching FOR SALE - Red Clover Seed, Children's and BO s' Boct9 and Oxfords. pr, i90• staff returned from their Paste: and y Racation over the w"Wend for alio quantity" Dooley potatoes, , and stock of mixed hay. George E. Men B Leather Leggings, Reg. $2.00, for 99e. the school opening on the first Cured - -of the week. -' .Holtby, Brougham west. 2 Stinfield's Underwear, lieg, $2.00, for X1.49 The sacrament of the Lard's FOR SALE - Reg. o. A. C. No. bleu's Romeo Slippers, seg. $2.50, for $1.79 Supper will be administered on Meats Zl Barley, 2tsd generation, sbc. per. Men's Neck Ties, Regular $1.00 and 750. for $90. Sunday next in the Presbyterian Our delivery is at four service bush. Ssane Barley, grad«' ^^. ylc" 'a.F ^8�:dr �i0e118 i xt.'rd 4rey, R6g,1.95}1,95 @mnc}t and Preparatory Services per. bush. Reg. Banner Oats, 2nd - -_will be conducted this Fridayev- bone Pick 1620 T , $ ,Mep s Fine Sbirts,'1►r generation, sv c. per boats, Slsttae g, $2.b0 and $1.96, $1.$9 ening at the home of Mr. and CLARENCE SILK oats, grade 1, 70c. pee bush. Red Ladies' Bilk Hose; Keg. 690., for 69C. Mrs. Arthur Boyer. Clover, grade -2, 13c. per lb- Emp- : --Mr. J. G. Baxter was in . ire Millet, per Lb,. F. • Stratford one day recently attend- Bride i' &. bred T. Bunting, «' • Tias H. Westney, Pickering, phone ^ i w the fun-L-al of -his mother. De- eel Psteshllaled 1867, .. ce over rine y years of age, at one time, wu a resident M Fetszsi- - +-of Pickering, having lived where , s Men's ante and overalls at N RVO Murray Barrett now resides. P . n,�.a• „a�• SPECIALS . , I PIT PO A KIN* M1 ' The increase in- the gasoline .$1,39 a fair. Real values / tax .in the sa3ject of plenty of dis- Men s blue Chambray shirts eussion at y �' 1 p - - present. A lad visitor at 69C, each i' 'i ►��` i� '� reakfast Bacon, q5c.a lb• "to our ,office a few days ago sog- 2 gested, as an alternative, a 2 cent Men's fine shirts, $1.00 send ;: Minced Steak, 12c. a lb tax on every glass beer, it- would pay the government more money �`1 �a each NAR VO • . __Pork Lager, _ 2c.- a be. : than the gasoline tax. Not bud MeII, :1 1 ;hien. work boots at v ery love COVERS IN ONE COAT Stewing . eausHEs PERFECTLY Beef, _ - ;12c. a lb. -The ' to courscil have .prlCeB. -been. asked by the C. P. R. to Harness and parts in stock, DRIES IN NO TIMET .provide police supervision of the � _,Jewel Shortening, 15c. a lbl'! Shoe and Harness Repairing \� C. P. R. crossings in the township _ ;.Classic Cleanser 3 tins 13c. Save our coupons. They are ! _�• , when the' Royal Train passes _ - - - � • •� f . through this township neat month. ; valuable - tins, 25C. R"way authorities are anxious ;C. O• Bradley til avoid any unfortunate incidents -and accidents while travelling on Phone Pick 290! JNO. S. RALSDON - • • R E ' t2seae roads: sake oat. s Butcher (Phone 3000) :-Pickering Room THE WORLD OF TOMORROWPiokermn Hirdwarg A tho. Worldi,fair of TODA, .1 . Get our Prices on Spring Seeds NEW YORK17.85 ROUND TRIP Red Clover - . •- AiT[R APRIL 37th � - ITS : Sweet (;lover ►NccucrN;MENT motley Alfalfa & Alsiko + TAXI TO HO • HOTEL ACCOODATION _ ADMISSION TO FAIROUNDS All Government tested seeds k�p SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF FGROUNDS .: SIGHTSEEING TOUR OFW YORK AND OTHER ENTERT :. �. _ _ Coffield Electric Washers e - Frigidaire RefrigeratoY 7. 11gent for' McCormick-Deering Farm #40,CbInery .Ad. Retervatio�must be mads at feost'o weak in advance Repairs. Descriptive folder and complete information of our Motto -We ha" B, Caa Get!k lis it is, � so" EAS]'ER.N` HOUSE. a 4500 I - ..�.• ..�..._._ Dh°° ./ :�•. s !ft}sM•' Ate\ S. BALSLOIY, PICKERING