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Home My WebLink AboutPN1939_04_28 , _ •. .y,?-.;c. -.. e,am+G:, .. -,. -.''-, .-{• ..'� "..r. .., '." ... _ e'1 -'�'' ' •-•�.. ,r.�+'-a.,Y r,:. 'cr ..-i . ,�x .:.''e.�sa �'r - .'--:..� ,g' s, ..•.:: - '.",„'� - •'Li'^` �+. fi'..:r a ^�•s9•:r; r; •4:;.; :,c., ._... -^—z .. -, - s. i'!%>w {'fir'..#. - - '- ,"f'� .e:'•. r _ ..� :..1w��....._•. , -:.... '' ::.': a •f'.'• ._�' .. - ,,, y�to O;,,�'- -P a .. ;.,.•� ,.•... La-:., . .. :... .".•', '..,1- ,' .,.—,KGs., .. .... . _ j' ?' •iY.`.• .b x. VOL. LV<III - PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, APR. 28, 1939 No. 36 sra ss•s assts as _ � ALTONA BROCK ROAD Pr,ckering Men's Community Club Afed4cat �~ GREENWOOD x�F, •Congratuiations to F. and Mrs. Spring, it seems, is here at last. '•A new era was inaugurated in *e `x' R. S. 0. P'EAEiSON-P reran Draper on the birth of a dau hter. With so much moisture in the soil, MILLS f �< on DandSwaeon, Ounbatton. My a together with the current warm Tuesday night,Community Cthe ladies I$56--1936 z a; Miss Peard, of Toronto, brought t3 ID E. FORSYTH,•Opph.D,., Director a message on City Missions to the weather indicate-aideal growing graced the Club wiith their pres• Wit` Moo0pteme*e4d Aawo(a sof ont,i.fo els. church on Sunday night. conditions• Local farmers will be epee on that evens at a Pro fseand Membaof the Anm1W �►, ng - CHOPPING utas. tiye.'e�atiaed by tseaE Mrs. .•Gordon Rammer and son on the land within the week. gressi.ve euchre party. Mrs. L1sh- a Monday, Wednesday' and, Friday 'pO°t oOQ spent a few days at the home of Edgar and Mrs. James- recently magi won, the lady's prize and F. married, are talon 4ia11,. the gent's. We are highly WE GRIND FINE her rents; 1:.. and Mrs. Lehman. g over the ice-.and-Mra_-Dt ►can- at - `.• RDONALD RUDDY Barrister. were recent visitors with! the Mac � and family. Wes wish Mr. and ', � xaaary Pu" Sao..�eytoymn tbernseIves on this our first apt• kinds, also inkferats and other - __ 6�ca -owed by tW tate A.E. - keys• Mrs. James much happiness and empt, Up to this date,•only one OEM.a .moot urt •whitey. Gordon and Mrs. Riddell and prosperity in our ¢ontmunity. _ eoncentrafesfor profitah(t feedw/ z young lady played billiards, but 1 Y - —= we hope that others will satisfy kept on handi` _ Irene were Sunda visitors with H. + P 1I h� BE?1TON, BELL (f RO55 DUN_ BARYON and Mrs. Yoke. their curiousity regarding this We stock only dee best Paultr z �` Earristors & Solicitors A number of the school children Miss ' spent the week pastime. There will be a meeting Feuds and Suppli ai .JLATON.K,C. Tele�one are having prolonged holidays ow- s. _ end with MissShirleyMcConochie. of the Directors of the. Club on .;'° �- d TU oman s- Association wiSaturday night-with ll - N J.9.F.ROSS alent here.- incorporation of the C'lui. The - 372 Bay St. � Ruby Tindrall, who is em- meet at the home of Mie. Howie r JOHN L.POND Toronto ,. on Thursday, May 4th, at 3 p. gentlemen of the cam¢nunity, are LAND SURVEY P1oYed at'the Brie rah at Stou- welcome to visit the Club any time j w' D. S. T. The Wast Group in C�-•. t1, 14108ARBSON ds Barris ffville, is at Present at home with ter --�•--- F. J. DON'EVA:V, B' A., Sc. C. .a "V stem sv�i, riotar"t�a rte,Co....:,tc bet, the flu. . , 8e• BROUGHAM ' L. S. On file are the records of twfe B . Tdroato St Toronto: Mrs. Lawson McConochie .and �-- Surveyors Gibson and Arnold, 885 Ad.1688; ,m P" 6613, tier 11'he Discussion Group will meet !!triad; Shirley have s MGUS McblILLAN- arrister, at the church on Thursday eFen- pent the last Lois Stevenson end friend were • $ Sol- two weeks in Prince Albert King Str. East. Oshawa. Phone td"Y Public- r4tttleboda Street 'ng• Rev. Fuller, of Markham will , Sunday visitors with F13rs. Barclay. TseodLo.•TeNdbaoe Etaia btlOt. 29ttbe the speaker, sa4 the Baker Hill Sask. and were accompanied home Mrs. Empringham, of Clarernont, 1981. 161y , w Pring weather.' XMoiice s Ilefsta4 Quartet will provide muskelf Mr. McConochie who will be. . 'here' for the nal i her sister, Mia- Dean :B :0 3M •�- G: Matt.and Bolter alai da�tter rae and family on Thursday. mb tj SBBBRT T. FALLAISE, L. D 8.. from Feheton Falls were recent via- ,4-afl: s,Gradwte of►, c Royal course of, irons with O. sad Mrs. Madill. fit' at its next regular meeting mmt, were with the Gilman family J the v .ewitr of Toroaw. on Saturday, April 29th, at Mrs. on Suniis ° ��i°..cea.ao.r rutµ ad St. Aad- silo.Daw�mi.. y Insurance of All Kinds, p is one Owe bean: s Pearson's home. Overyone is ant- a..ta. w s ii�or -apo�lseta.ae. QC.a Rbe Alton& Wb aan% Institute icipat"ing a great time. A number of Brougham residents Belt Rates Availabia with ' err+letl. •iit+ksve will most at the home of hiss. W.. have been st:fferiag !roma flu, the Parker, on Wednesday, Xay. 19th. AUDI.EY Pmt wetfl5" 024404""o 4r afros`. Blotto- - Hope for the Beat. Pre- Was GU*s " Gannon R. N. of Security and Service. pare'for the Worst, take what the - Squire Brothers .are marketing Toronto, spent. Tuesday and Wed- R dJi71TON, TOtAIr881 Committee gives you". Roll Call -. beef cattle and delivetirtg fertiliz- nesday of last .wee'k at her homy 7lddress IPboDeatt r H E_ C w1saw- Dc (WkCo.voyPdteLt„Omttaws- for "A Mtwnory Gan while you pay er.. i c -�BROUGHAN (PICK. Slj6 tahratt eathalta Aeeoa.tant.'Etc. tosser o ' " Yrr�saeca.aw+. wsht:,ttse.On&. your Fee". Contest - "Write one . A bad hole in the road developed Sympathy is expressed for Mrs. - h. _ month's program for - Next 'Yeah". on the Audrey road near Daniel's �O� Duncan and family in the A. E. WCHAIRDLSON Prizes. There will be a report of gate. The council sent down a car �wng of her sister, the late QPP�N4 the Secretary-Treasurer, and as of stone, sa tf Marls3aam. Miss Isabella Muri - ,Q$NMRAL IN8LfRANGrL - MON.,Mrs A F H daughter V6'ED. and SRT. oaI REAL R9TATE this is.also the meeting for the Suckers are up', 'fhe old days O M YN 60N V EYrA]t CI NG election of officers, we wish all used to look upon sucker-fishing as C' i1�' of Montreal, and Miss Ella After May 1st:. 1939 'awmbers to be present., Program' a real event with 'the light-jacks Wallace, of Toronto, were with T. We have a gaactity of Seed Oats(Abw r As eM estahllsiled agency, rwdy in charge of Mrs Fuller. and duckin C. and Mrs. Brown, on Wednesday ka, Banner, and Victory), also IBerley. i gs• i to sena _ ._.._ - The ratepayers .of the last: Purina Feeds. Chick Starter. Dairy Rt- schoolPkone. Plck. 4090 WHITEVALE l ev s" .• T'• .,, •e. gra- ,:�,. 1� i ,:,•. cs, A Tal ' here are 'asked to assist on Satur- in charge of Mr. buss &nux, Aiss gut t*:.;� -^it known f z It T*R MAW 71 T Several members of the W. A. day afternoon next in the tree- �� lir assn feeds. YY -M 1111 1f]f en yed a pljesant afternoon. with planting_and cleaning up of the ` , e• -„ t :_ •jo inn, - Chops. : to. .-e�, :tau, .vliiif:.,-ds:Shur ry -w-av aer on LICENSSD AUCTIONEER AND school yards.. If it should rain or Bert and Mrs. Harvey spent the g the Stouft�.-iIle As-aociation. � canis, Ho Conaenirste, Minera's, Egg p VALUATOR Several new members fined be too bad to work, it will be post- Mash Etc. jo' week=end in the city. Mr. Harvey 'Sales candacted Anywhere our junior school after the Easter ' Pow one weekrwas on� of the Phnoe d Time enter- or write. Address 834 Duuds« holidays• s b School Reports taliners at their anI nal� Get togeth- �'' N. L� Street, East. _ Lockwood Catharine Hifts held a very fine er. •� Whitby, Ont,atia - birthday Ply on Saturday' with Tine Y. P. of Green�wood1 res '+ lcKerJn� ihSH$ Pickering Continuation School Re- P several of her little friends to 'Ports (:Easter) ented their drama, "With the help PICKERING, ONT. Brierbnsh Hospital help her She is now 6 years old Grade IX - of Scotty" under the auspices" of WE DELIVER W. and Mrs. Hilts have return- _ the Y. P. t' of — - Government Licensed m.�• PHONE u3I7 ed from a Thursday evening, April 20th. and =Main St. E. touffville, out. Clement 78.44. Doreen Carlton •'7• those wiho ctt".ded the Laurence and wife,•at Detroit, also " 62• John Goodwin 71, Norah Huh P> entat Phone 191 a few drays at London with relativ- roe highly er•!--nend the Gr• rwood Yes We Have, ti9.88. Wilbert Harris G9.62. S?'3r f Maternity, Medical, and Surgical es there. artiste, <4ut• the attendance was nwt Several your friends have cin- ley.Risk 66.25. Marie Morrish' Gd: cases taken g j as good as expected. Lrlalflll�; I(�11nt8� feed ca the Preparation Class bein 88 Stanley Pilkey 63.66. William - Maternit Semi-Roofs N g ,Messrs Francis Atte? � ar fiat. + y co.^.duceted by Rev. J. R. Biek. Boyer 61.55. Mary Found 61. cid CasFte are well on their, way truU d oyster Acrel! mica -Rates for 10 days-$25.7 5 g;3. Win. Bowen 60. Betilah Flash- � ' p ' • Reception Sunday will be held at on a hitch-hikingex edition across Ftegufered Nurses in attendance and Ilton 57.63- John in o,. 7a, P the evening service on Mothers' the continent, their objective being grit, brooder, t4ove and 24 hour service grgen. sex. Murray 53.75. Dorothy Win- 1 ,. . DaY. Los Angeles: Their res, Ambulance Service The annual business meetingand ter :11.57 Crwg Muricar _ 49_63. --P?Og -Iilrnaee pipes in all iis�eing• noted with interest and MRS. E.R. GOOD 25.37 Glenn Crawford 48. : fiord. And hope this long-anticipated trip ox 0180 all hardware at Teas- eiection of officers for the year. 1939-40 for the Women's Institute re"° 38'33• the boys may be successful and a FOR was held at the borne of Win. • F. Grade Ji - L'INSURANCE safe return home. t onable prices. ,Griffin., Roll Call 'was answered by lizalieth Armstrong 86 75. El (hum services on Sunday had J 'an "exehange," of.perennials, many ias Michael 73.87•. Giant Redditt a fine attendance. Repair work dolls promptly Slt.&VICE pleasant exchanges being effected. 73.12. Murray Heron 70.87. Mar, Mrs. Mairs and Miss Bayles, re- .,:`.Phone e- ' `'.IPhone Pickering 67 Mrs. Brownridge gave a paper on ion Taylor 68.57. Barry Murkar pra�nting the' Mission•Band; Mrs. 7LV� BUSHBY i "Co-operation, What it'would mean., 67.62. Helen MacFarlane 66.71. Bin, the Pte; :fes 'Norbon. CYR'IL E. MORLEY Hardware Tinymtth to the farmer arN agriculturist Barney Lomage 58.14: Vern: Bels- Recording Secretary and BabS' ,FIRF, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE She outlined what -a benefit this don 56.75. Peggy Arman 52.85.. Band; Mrs. Lemon, Supply and ..21GK IiING ~; ACOIDENT, WINDSTORM had 'pr+oved- in Great Britain and Lois Jenkins 49. Mrs, Cassie, President, were in at- phase PUBLIC LIABILITY-Etc. several other-countries. Miss Ruby Grades X1 & Xfh•-Forme :S and 4. -tendance•at the Oshawa Presbyter 0� "SEK VICE - PROTECT ION Booth gage a reading' lir',her' regal- Marjorie Riley 80.62. Mary Riley ial Conference, on- Thursday after- ar'fine style. This part of the 78.62. Ruby White 73:80. Robert noon and- evening,'and-had the pr' Tay- meeting was conducted by the Pr- Morrish 66.75. Ruth •Redd'itt 66.12, b6lege of hearing Mrs. Ruth Tny- NEON.. ' T PLEASE REI•EMBER esident, Mrs. J. Pugh. The chair Hazel Fowler 65.87. Emily Petty lor, Canadian delegate,to the Mad CHEMICAL 7 That the Opening Day for was occupied by Mrs. Fitch, who 65.85. Rirfi•.nrd Fowler 65.60. Pier-* rss Conference, give a most 'insp- �q conducted the election,. resulting as son Baker 64.87. Tnefma Carlton iring address. rt�O Annual Competition Lucky follows: Pres., Mrs. 'F. Holland, 64.10, Anna Teefy 63.50. Donald — - Vice-Pres., Mrs. W..Johnson• Sec. _ GREENWOOD VITAMIN & MINERAL TONIC `Number contest is Friday, Anrtarr sass. Margaret Teefy 58• Mrs. F. Griffin; Treas., Mrs. A. 44. James Clement 58.40. Arthur ,April' 28th, The contest Spears.; Press, Mrs. N. Randall, Field 58.33. Mary Boyes 57.87. Wm A Missionary Program under the To aid in rise: Closets May 6th. Come in Pianist, Mrs, B'. Anis; District Kemp' 52.30, Alvin Pilkey 48.50. auspices of the'Sunday School will. Prevention of Nutritional Anma n- and noses the hidden >a'nm- Rep., Mrs. G. Tran; Sick`and Vis- George Bums.46.20 be held in the church here on Sun- ;y. iting, Mrs. N. Randall; Assistant, day, May 7th, at 7.30 p. m. Tare :Prevention of Ricketa, 4 ' ber and win a new Con Ol- Mrs: G. Tran'•-Provincial Dele ate, G. F. Goatee,, Principal; Mise I. �' , g guest speaker will be Mr. George des, and Tetany-of Vitsm- . - A. St. John, teachers.. _ . hum Rog; _Xrs. R. H. Jabzison. Directors: West; of Ashburn. Special--music. in D, deficiency. -� Mc:dym9s Fitch, Griffin, Parks, J. Prevention of Iodine detideacR l ' We are the agents for the @asy. Pugh, Brownridge, Tweedie. Rep- Notice to Creditors TENDERS WANTED Building of Resistance Wasbing Machines and Easy otts iverr. very encouraging,from (toners. all secretaries. During the,Year;_20. Creditors of Susan Maud .Gordon Adelieious ford supplement , for mason repair work of I. O. O. �,. sick. cralls were made and.fruit and a widow,,.who died at Pickering on F. Hall foundation, Whitevale. containing quaatities of Vita- ' Spring acid Felt Mattresses always flowers 3istr.4dited, and all shut- Septei�er 29th, 1938, -are'request- r. in stock. ins cared' for at Christmas: ed to send particµlara of their For information to John Tweedie. mins and Minerals ;s caretaker. All sealed tenders are lacking in ordinary diets. Tlie funeral of the late Abram elaims ,to the undersigned before aal&d to ,be in not later than May ' lslitrNe Ambulance, Day or Nl�i+ Seebeck- r.•rrs held iii' the 'United May 1st, 1939, after which nate, 17th.. Small;dove—Easy-to take Church with Rev. J.' R. Bich and her .estate will be distributed a- Plheiss 3x09 Rev. Harry Wilson, ' officiating. mong the parties- entitled thereto, 24 day .treatment, $1 rld Pall-hearers were: B. Annis, F. and the Executors wilt not be lia- Card.of 'Phanu -a, Ce A. Q'�`j;j�D I Major, L. Wilson, E. Anthony, G. ble'for any claims of .whicr they ~""' 72 day treatment, $�.`1b �-+ i ERR 111cK;aY, G. Tran. Interment wqs have not then. recrlved notice. Seebeck family wish to JONES rr ale a+ the Whitevale Cemetery• Dated at OsF+xR a, April 14th, 1939 thank their many friends and nei• �. Funeral Director rbors for their kindness received ; The sympathy of the, cornmurity ix W. E. K. S:`?''I,ATR K. C. g The ReSa�' rw Furniture Dealer in the recent illness and death of y• Bank of Montreal Bldg. Oshawa + '�a extended to the family. Deceased �• 1K41terul�t. �IItil10 1 as in his 70th year, their father, Abram Seebeck. P)W" Pkk. 68 _AW r��.. .. „:. �k��-.rr `tea-reav y ;�,•�++- w ..� - - - w ' `. .:a x ...-' - v `,,,sr•�r?', -:.+x}y,a...+tyre •y k.•: _ - _ REST DAY _ Farrn Forum ave ear ----- ----_- • • • NOW AND THEN Worms With Severe Neuritis S Canada is a comparatively new NONE For the benefit of others who country agriculturally, but her may be troubled with the com- vaunted virgin soils are being fast lalnt she suffered from, a 'grate- depleted by cropping, by drifting " ul woman writes.- 4 and by erosion. Fortunately, the Qt "Last May I had a very severe An attendant in a mental home need for restoring lost fertility is ,�• JQ� attack of neuritis in the leg, which g }low becoming recognized general- made, 5 it, impossible for-me to rest was making his avenin round , - during the day, or to Ret re:rular when he came upon one of the ly, History repeats itself, and the sleep at nights•=to say nothing patients industriously fishing in a experience of British farmers of of the intense pain. wash-basin with rod and line. nearly 100 years ago has been that l� "Various medicines gave me Wishing to humour the man, the of Canada more recently, says B. C >r vers little relief, and•a friend ad- attendant "asked him if he had' Leslie Emslie, chemist-agronomist. wised me to give Kruschen a trial, caught anything. --Farmyard. manure, the' old as she had derived benefit from it "What the patient, "in a stand-by, and stili justly esteem. whilst suffering similarly. I am . so thankful that I took her ad- wash-basin!. Are you crazy?" ed for its unique qualities, proved `vice. From the very first bottle T eventually inadequate to produce DOUBLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET � and_now-1.-alri-quite P�lother (on train): "If maximum crops. This was due to free from pain; and get a gaud ou're no.t, a ranee-boy-'PII--- -its deficiency in phosphoric •acids - -night's sleep."-(Mrs.) N.C. y you." a•discovery made when the stimu- more than half the weight of the Laundry Tips.-Before salt put Neuritis, like rheumatism, lum- •gyp bago, and sciatica, is often caused - Junior: "You do and Cil eating action of ground bones on fertilizer mixture. new curtains into the washer, soak Ca- :-.-by needle-pointed uric acid ergs- tell the conductor how old crop growth was observed. Superior superphosphate of Ca- them in four tablespoons of salt tats, which form as the result of 1 really am:" The original superphosphate, nadian manufacture is prepared to each four cups of water. sluggish eliminating organs. Krus- produced by Lawes of England in by improved mechanical process. AL- 1 Shen helps to convert those cryo- dam was the r wns ramie by treating As sources 10 ke. tabOrza a_ ss s. ducky that A is removed. through the natural anis man on earth, when he mar- with sulphuric acid. Subsequently, now at the disposal of the manu- your daily cup of channels. .Tied Ev.e.:. the mineral phosphate rock was `factures the following materials T WATER - "How so?" substituted for bone, with rei-sults containing the percentages of n "T "Just think how he would have no less satisfactory, and the pro- trogen shown in brackets: nitrate Add the luict of GARFIELD TEA's 10 herbs cess, identical in principle, con- to loosen barmlul undigested,cling%ea wastes- ' - felt, if he had seen his rib walk- of soda (1&), sulphate of, ammo- Makes your cup of bot agar taste hater and tinues to this da - ■ ing Ground with another fellow." y nia (20), ..cyanamid (22), ..urea. work more THOROUGHLY to dean ow Gardening It-was.not -aqui 1860 that,the ammonia liquor {45), urea (46), intestinal wastes and help you looki fed and "Didn't I shave yon about need for potash in fertilizers was etc. The fixation of atmospheric work letter. As kuyairts-10r 6 21c. fortnight ago, sir?" demonstratQd by Liebig of Ger- nitrogen by electro-ebeuiical �� I ;R11 S•nd r Sint postal for .No; 1 got that scar in many.• Since then no addition has mesas y ie!d these materials. s A o p t. -t o NO HURRY _ +. been made to the list of "essen- Soaves r« Co.., lac. France. Proper selection of materials, SAMPLE■ Dope. The.average amateur starts op ::_- ' - tial" fertilizer constituents, and their blending, processing and cur- orations days or sometimes weeks Rural Resident:"It's simply fine a "complete fertilizer is one con- ing demand the application of skill • • Pon • too soon and stops long before to wake up in the morning' and twining nitrogen, phosphoric' acid and science by manfacturers of Elia-etory-operatiofts -can be n otash in.available forma. Su. Canadian continued. With the general.ii side sour window." perphosphate constitutes .usually a farmers. Dept• 6:1 of vegetables and Sowers, there City'Man: "It's all right to heat IS no advantage in getting things the leaves whisper, but 'I never in while there is still danger of eould stand hearing the grass - Classified....... serious frost. Oae set-back.from. man-" P1E RCEIEROT9 FUR SALE a cold day or tato completely off- BE•T PROPOSiTION ON MARKET BLACK AND GRAY PER;-HEROJNS. seta the earl start and may in- g sad- -fallen' and Cents' Furnishings. 2 Stallions, 2 urea with foal, 3 y fl-I can thinkeof nothing • • fi111ee, i scud colt l5. months of ble Agencies.far full 12 Vi toria Rolla. Advertising 1 deed mean replanting the whole titer than a man withoat a Wr afor 213 Victoria ie Street. a• Joseph H Anderson._ 'Route garden. This Caution Of Coarse country." Toronto. Waterdown, Ont, . does not apply to the .hardiest 111 can... A country without Lr�H5 'IN(;-ROD .kGEaT WANTED PHEASANT EGGS FOR SALE. - vegetables or flowers Or to grass man." to sell Phillips LightninIt Protec- BATHROOM OUTFITS FOR SALE sled. These should be sown jabs Sale or exchange tive System. B: Phillips Company PHEASANT HATCHING EGGS XORLimited,Oabgrno Avenue, Toronto. 1F Yi�li INTEND ri5TALLING .1 nge for other game as soon as grass.it fit to. work. C Bathroom outfit of water systemacvale A SHORT-CUT as Raised Fish - write for free illustrated cata- birds; E. M. Williams.R illlama, K - Ay iATION OPPORTI'1�rrTY logue wish prices. Free PRtimates For a short cut the gardener is COnsti,Il,ptl4�n on installation,. The J F. Crow. advised LO parches@ a certain LEARN TO FLY NOW AT. LOW -3ey Company, Dundae. ,Ontario. 51 11G MACHINES � SLIPPLIES cda*', Efficient training - modern gvantities of started plant's of both equipment tncludinsrRadio. Liv- FOR SEWING MACHINES. RE- R" lnlr' quarters provided for oAt-of- BAER GOOUy pairs, suyyplied.-ail makea, new mach- Bowers ant: vegetables. These are Town student?. Fliers Ilmtted. _ . or trade-in, reconditioned mach- - Oadally purchased-from the green- - Barker Airport, Torcinto. WIG4, TUUPES, rKANaFt>ItS1A- Ines in stock- Write-A. GObert bcttal, florist or seed hoarse. It is tions, Switches. Curia, and all types & Son, 350 Yonge St.. Toronto. - - 11ABY GHlCK9 - of finest quaNty HAIr t.00ds. Write �- In1pOTtant t0 get the varieties * for ittustrated Catalog ooronto f13um- SEED FOR SALE - '¢ rAl i) CH]i FOR SALE% tial terms arranged. T Wanted and OII this-'account 1t i8 ti MISS THE-;E STARTED an Hair eupDty Co. 628 Ratbur•t. - an excellent idea ti Consult •8 , Dtl�T t«•-IK $8 bu-, TIMOTHY $ .,t bu.. Toronto a P: I Y .:.hlck•BHrl:aln�. Standard QualttY Red Clover St8 bu. Sweet clover -- , « w two week old Barred Rocks $12140,' S£l ltk iy $=,-5 bu. Above seed all Nu. 2 good Canadian seed catalo 1e be- til\Tt � g Pullets 9L?95. t'ockereis 59.00. rade. No. 1 Timothy $S.Su hu:, • fore placingthe order. The rd= ,. �evq Hampthl•re Red Cocker 1A $8, F1L'iTI: ',ND TRAPPI:rt:; SF('- o. 1'Red $9.00 bu„ No. 1 W.'B._ ener Can look over the various vs. Three week old add 03r, Bir ERK HL'`TEiL. AND TRAPPERS' KI C-. > uee't $3.00 bu. E. W. McKague rieties cfiered.in the catalogue and Quality add '0lr, ISxtra Select add Vink, 1'c�x and Wuver. Legiti- R. No. -3, .Woodvine. Ontario ' gu u,c. Ask nvHaut aur -ready m,A0 Mate plan-. s3.v0 at once. George --should make-sure that the particn- Paponrt. . rad-ii Electric chick Grevn. Box 3U5. -Richmond, In- NO. 1 LV11ROVED EANNF.R OATS. Hatchery Limited. Baden. Ontario. diani, U.Sk. 9-',o germination, 0 cents per -� lar varieties wantP'd are in the ` bushel. hags Lree. Angus Clarke -boxes of plants bou;ht. B.�lty rtti� t:. F'Oit !+ALE JOBHPit+- tGF%X'TN-CAN\A��F:HD Coldwater. Ontario. w n T">t' WANT THE cHli SOU _ tI er which to Amon the dolivers,�' � buy, to make money-for you. Don't - Tt[F% 3lri. F t;VVt'L£iF% LINE% OF - - �1@ purchased as started-giants--are i 1.t ch►ck losses cut down your small�l • S., Novel-ti-s. Razor SLIGHTLY USF.1) CLOT]i Profits. Buy Bray Chicks. They Bladcr airy Goods, Cosmetics. as- Cosmos, zinnias, petunias. marl- FOR YALE arrive ■leve and keep' on living• %embled in a new mammoth illus-. salpiglossis,-nicotine and a Bray'Hatchery, All John Street crated catalogue, The lowest host of others. Cabbages, celery, ?:ort'h, Hamilton. Ontario. whol+•sale prices obtainable - big- SLIGHTLY sed tithingCWTHt big Hn tomatoes, head lettuce, egg end Bt'Y BRAY CHICKS NOW, CASH Phillip Fide Reg'dcataXog'.2 Dept, 3,- finest to used clothing at Dig re pepper plants in the vegetable Phillips Sales Reg'd, Craig W., to. $6 .0 Sults 6.00, illy $as.ob r: on high Fall eg, prices. Bray Montreal, Que. to• tai suits now $6.00, $8.00, $10. peppers all cold as started. tants. ' chlgks`lay early, layheavilyand `Ne sults regularly 126.04 at p keep on laying. Tbo will make PATENTS $12.50. Odd coats, pants $2,00, real profits for you. Bray Hatch- 92.50. Top coats $6, $6. 7. La- MOST.FOR MOr!EY try, 130 John Street North. Hamel- AN UFF'ER TO EVERY INVENTUR, dies' SD'ri3 coats $5. i6. Big sav ,Those with only a-little land to •ton, Ontario.. List of inventions and full lafor. Ing 1. new dresses, crepes, cab � spare should concentrate on tho"s@. t'OCKfiREL9 A CAPO\S FOR SALT motion Beni tree The Ramsay Com- ins at litho. 12.00. Sean money The Hon. J. E. Michaud Dominion epasy. Regletered, Patent'Attgrneys. grder with measurements ago CO'KERELS AND CAPONS. HERE 279 Bank SL, Ottawa, Ca1L You take -no rink by buyfag o0 vtrgetablez which give the biggest .-S ' %returns for the smallest spate oc- Minister. of Fisheries with V. P. Are some genuine bargains in qui money-back Canadian We Cockerels and Capone. Cockerels PHOTOGRAPHY !Pay oataee. Canadian Clothlaj -cupied. Among such kinds are • Reid, Toronto industrialist, ap- -$aired Rocks or New Hampshire 409 Yponge St., Toronto. lettuce pear above. Speaking from Tor- Reds Grade A Day Old 06c. two TN%'U FREF. PROFESSIONAL SII- beans, IL -}leans, carrots, oriJria; ,. week old .09c:three week old .12c. cellose enlargements and vela- - STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SAL® gWiEir chard, 'pinach, cucumbers onto over a. nationwide network Extra Profit add vole, Special Mat- able premium coupons free with and beets. In the lesser-known to participating. service iitubs, the -ing •add .02c. Three week old Seeryy flim developed and printed HIGHEST QUALITY:STRA�VBERRT Capons heavy breeds Grade A .23c. Ser 25c, or with eight super-gloss vegetables are leeks egg and pep- Minister reported that �onsump- Leghorns 20c, Extra Profit add reprints for 2" Personal skilled Plants: Premier, Fairfax, Dorsett, per plants, broad deans sad cos tion of Canadian fish had,increiii ole, Special Mating add .02c. attention to every order. Cut lit - $2.25, loon 18.00. Hardt Tweddle Chick Hatcheries; Llmlt- Rate quality.would cost you more Jilt'-of-the-valley pianle: 6 26c ed from 21 to . 30 pounds >r 35 - $,1.00.• Plante guaranteed sat lettuce. These can all be grown Pe ed,' Fergus, .Ontario. elsewhere) Cut Rate isfactory. Chas: A. Krueger, Wal- 'G in almost any part of Canada. E_. capita BCiLDi1G MATRRIA.L Sack Dep.L Bei. Box 36. Regina, kerton, Ontario. perts advise the inclusion of sone- FOR SALE in neve in the vegetable l,ne _ FII.ltly DEVELOPED SPECIAL TREAT1lEPIT Aing g PRICED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW- ROLL FlL MS DEVELOPED WITH each year so that variety can be $ National to clear. the bave 150 clay the two prints of each and FREE $25 REWARD FOR A-NY CORN OR, pipe 30" diameter, 2" wall, suit. ENLARGEMENT coupon 25c. Callous which cannot be removed gradually widened. able for springs or wells; 150,000 OFFSET CUSIIiiERCIAL PHOTO- by Lloyd's Special Treatment ua- A Theatre Need Square feet heavy were screen 2" GRAPHY 2 RCSSELL ST`. TUR- der our supervision. Prevents re Built Thai Way mesh: 2,000 street car sash, vert, ONTO, tura: Send bla far complete ♦ - •- , feet 10" heavy galvanized cvlcert, treatmbnt, regular 76c. Lloyd's-B. • also lumber, doors, fence posts, DUAL-PURPOSE SHORTHORNS 1211 E Cla4r West, Toronto,_ Can't Chan a I# s. For This Dominion -'Drama iD@ columns, rails, pipe, fittings; FOR SALE ' Di 1rAI. PURPOSE - SALE r' valves, cable, brick, stone. Every- Shorthorns fresh cows and spring- STALL10% FOR S Festival Adjudicator Suggests thing for your building. Frankel ers, , babv bulls, Red yearling 'Ottawa As Centre Of Move- Prothers Ltd. Established 1886. bulls, heifers, Accredited. Nega- A ,GOOD BLACK 3 YEAtt OLD F:asiern Avenue at Broadview, To five. Apply Arwood Harman. Per4heron Stallion.. retiatered and Doctor Declares No Amount went. rpnto. GLadstone 4631. ging, enrolled. I-Fenry Hulce, Queens- Of Stuffs Or Starving is villi. Ontario. - Stuffing g CHESTERFIELD BARGAINS FREF. LXL.ARr;EDlENT 1V1TH EC- - Going To Alter)People's Fig- A plan for a national theatre iIl cry roll film developed sial 8 high Three-piece Used Chesterfield Suite, gloss prints 25c. 8 enlarged prints TOBACCO Ottawa to ,foster amateur dra- repp covering, first class ;19.50 25c. Reprints camp pride, Bright- Wes. maties in Canada and support the condition ling Studio. s9A Richmond Street t-POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE BUR- _ Willard Ct. Beast director of Little Theatre movement was ad-. ' Three-piece lased English Velour' East, Torunto. ley comer, prior leaf, tlavuring - rn . y Chesterfield Suite, com- $24.50 pletely reconditioned and recipes, or 3-pound sample education .tor the Lt.a, OtHce o`f In- vanced by. Samuel R. Littlewood, rFatS01AL parka 6°9 Virginia Bu:leY, zinmler than Affairs, says that health dean of British dramatic critics .11o■ey-back Guarantee " and Dilor leaf; 2 samples manu- Freight prild to your station fsctured, $1.00 positaid. Puthven charts -hate' been disr.redited by and adjudicator of the Dominion, • Royal Che■ter•eld Manufacturer• MARRY-HUNDREDS TO CHUUm- Tobacco Exchan6e. Ruthcen, shit, doctors because there is no "nor- Drama Festival finals at London, 00 Richmond Street E., Toronto from augh with means Farm- ors'. daughters. Wid•�ws with - I'SF•D 'TIRES FOR Ssl.r .hlal" pattern that can be used on. One., in April. DAHLIA T'Uli Property.I roxPar128, !galocCon. ' lige and height, rhe capital would be the logical fidential Cu: 128. Calgary, Al• 2000 CSF_D TIRES-'',% CP FOR `belts. "People are as •the Lord made place f-r a national- theatre,, Dir. 1_ GIANT DI:CUR.LTIVE DAHLIA anY truck or car. Reue;:ds truer them," he said, "and no amount of Littlewood suggested. A permanent Tubers labeled .11.00, 26 different QUIT TUBACCu, SNUFF, EASILY, anceed tnetce month,-: ti.arers $LIAG postpaid. M.-Shedel, Mimico, warted. Ask for free Dr<a 1 V- sr.a:c' is gain; to staff should 'be appointed, and Ont. i menials. y, Home remedy. Tea- llerrirk T..a Co., :=3 1s-:r.y L:. tV, stuffing or .. tlmonlals. Guaranteed. Advice 1 free. Bartlett'a change them if they're built that. should'_include a director, an in- : Box I. %Vlnnlpeg• 7lamiltoil. FUR sAi,E Way." structor in elocution, and experts Ib' YOU WANT AN.AFFECTIUVATk �I'A�T}=n CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES - romantic sweetheart, with money. No "Normal" Pattern in lighting, . costuming, makeup Warba", World's earliest potato, write: Mary Lee. 4.15-0. Rolia. 611.• i The changing world, h6 said, has and scenic designing. large, white, delicious, hardiest, eourL _ B'�'`Hl'I'OR a ANS GIRL �r8 - --heaviest yielder. Government " Young woman, Protestant. ,for made it dangerous," to say one Train 'Amateur Groups Certified. 190 strong eyes $1,00 HIGH BLOOD IIRESSUIts-wRITL' Housekeeper on focal, rbie 'A - thing Is good and another is bad. 'The English critic said be was- postpaid. S. V. Cowan,. Waldeck milk. Good home for re*.)o bre- DeT Sark, for tree booklet and full particu• son , oo Pox f Roots r- He pointed to the once prevalent quite impressed by the interest lu tars regarding'our amazingly nue Adelaide Su"West 'fort-t cessful hyblood treatment. Pedi- , belief that good teeth were depend Canada-in the Little'Theatre move- -LARLY VARLETIES OF FLINT greed Products, Saskatoon, Sask. and Dent Corn 'specla'ay adapted rent upon regular brushing and laid ment, and predicted a good future for Northern countries. Write for R-AVTED - tlRIG1tiAL pill%NiS,. -- /� ER Eskimos, echo hare, exre'lent for a'national theatre. The profes• bricea, James Brlslcy. Thames- songs, for immediate considerr+- TRIAL VFF�R v11le.,01L, .Kent Co. tion. Send Dooms to Cnlumhlnn teetb, wLll lose them if they sat atonal permaneht afaft watt train' Music Publishers, Ltd,. Dept. 1�1s.the white man's"candy, no matter amateurs, he suggested, when Ii iT IfA!tKF.T9 AN HU1E9 Toronto, Canada. ROLL DPRIN F'LA.NT ElO\1;5, BERRY BOXES. EIGHT PRINTS _ `how much Gley Crushed chem. they were pniflcient a company Frust Baskeca and Hampers PROSTATF} Gr..+NO st,>'F't%]tl%Its. rN/RiV YEARS EXpEO/EVCf --' should be sent an'�our through Lbe Prices on' request. The Oakville tree informntion how my elf, nl+o- !`Triangle" width is .nether- Dominion. Other aniatenrs aotlld Il=r9kel ''^•• r,td., tJnkvtne ant. ADDRESS PROFESSIONAL _ - Others in :'sands, ohrntned Iastin>; LONDON ONT. .'.itarie for skirts of u:esse; with a take the place of the road rnulpany >renef Alfred Rdle. 4.0 or sur n• r cry. Alfred Beadle. 400 Eeocon' "DlfL A" petticoat loon. ani would be trained In turn. Issue No. 17 - 39 saint Paul, Minn. - t �, v • Z, 7 • fr' _ y� • - • - 1 T Government Is reported to have The Richest Man red and gold room he directs tbe• ° ^_ made with such companies as the Deer Intruder routine business of his native Lake Sulphite. Abitibi and Pulp ' • state, reaching decisions quickly. Par�l�ttrr<s�lar� wood Supply , . . . The Lake Sul- Wouldn't Leave Lives In Iridis He attends his official euties with phlte Company were granted large utter lack of ceremon• IIs ears �`- - --- — areas of extremely valuable timber — Picturesque, a character .who the simplest attire. On state oc ©��; -but before they reachedroduction might have stepped out of the Old rasions, however, he stages vast they went iat0 liquidapion. The Entering �y Closed Window Testament, the Nizam of Hydera• Oriental splendor. 'a Rv1th Ontario's Le tstaters. Abitibi company has been in liqui- Into Sudbury Hotel, He bad conducts one of the strangest Fabulously wealthy, the nizam Made Himself At H reins of mode. time rule is said to be worth $600,000,000. , Horne'And � n le of the ev,•ias. 1� dation for upwards of seven ears p y BY hzEDY and the government has been ih Refused To Go. richest,man in the world. Yet he is virtually a prisoner in the "picture" in every attempt at From the sultry, showy place in Ills own land. Ancient customs de• K. reorgauization• 'the city of Hyderabad, capital of Gree tliat he shall never Ieave In= PARLIAMENTARY DOINGS -_— The International Nickel Com• this south central Indian province, dian shores. Actually he never -r This business of �� The Ilii Question Mark: What pany Hotel, which houses miners the nizam wields his power oyer leaves the capital city, even during gocerul_� gets icrrid serous at times , . . . so sertuus.iu stand will Premier Hepburn take working at Levack bltne, 40 miles some 14,000,000 subjects. In a huge the summers. fact that last week Ontario's :I.• in the ra-Nt federal election? (It west of Sudbury, had a new' kind L. A.'s were asked to spend every' k recalled that while Mr. Hepburn of break-in one day last month and eveuiug as well as-eve ry afternoon i.ls stated he will not aid Mr, King, although the culprit was rapidly .(from :.1 to 6) in the House passing fie has not gone the lecgth ' of ejected. an' entrance was made bills and things . . . Heavy Acas dtfiuitely stating that Conservative again, this time through the front 'the agenda, with motions being in- troduced Leader P.. .1. Man!on can Count on door. right and left to amend in for all he can give). The sound of smashing glass , t utmost every Act on the statute brought hotel attendants running ' i '�` ��; books . . . . sometimes the amend. Ne:a ween w'e shall review the to a bedroom on, the main,floor, r : -stent amounted solely-to-the cor=- es- on-in I:s persgectiz•t ae-soon, and found a one-year-old deer in as the clouds and the smoke have yam': ,rection of a typographical error, the room examining the bed. The but it had to be dealt with just the rolled away. deer had jumped through.the glass same. window and escaped injury. The into the midst of this preo animal then strolled into the kitch• pie (with official business) atmos- en and after a careful scrutiny phere, was precipitated the Straure marched into the rotunda, where a Case of the University I'roressors The number of miners were ' sitting Who Refused to Conform around reading papers, writittg let- A MILD =a Busy members on both sides of the ters, etc.. House dropped• their papers; eye• ]BOOK SHELF ` sTOBACCO glasses and don't-bother-me air*to" The unexpected guest. was nsh• ' give full attention to this ripe, By ELIZABETH EEDY eyed out of the front - door, but _ juicy scandal . �. "Tut! tut! tchk! when it areluctance leave • tchk!•".on every hand, and"let me Was re-admitted — through the at 'em" . . . . You ail knvw what THE CASE OF THE CRUMPLED door—for.fear it would try another It was that Professor Grube of Trin- KNAVE of the windows. A call Was dis• s Packages_ •. fly College said that he shouldn't ley Anthony Bouchei patched to Game Warden Joe are (that Canada's expenditure Loiselle at Sudbury to take poa- b25c Tins for defence would only be a contrf- The telegram so startled Colonel session of the animal. ' ut on n support of British imps.- n a e oo a next p ane Talism), but Professor Underhill's to Loa Angeles. alleged utterances (tchk! tchk:) He arrived just in time to be an are only vaguely reported - invaluable witness at the InQuest , aorsething,about hanging out wool on' Humphrey Garnett's body. lea flags which f;ould shrink like- Dead by poison, and in his hand - the British Empire is shrinking.... the clue that pointed to the mur- And the question of free speech dere.—a crumpled jaL~k of diam- Y in a democratic country had to be onds. , one into all over again Colonel Rand knew the sigaifi- g g _. there's nothing like a little•free cameo of the crumpled knave. But speech now and thea.to stir, people he didn't know anything about the up and get everybody good and Hector" mentioned in that amaz• 11 ` mad at the other fellow but pleased ing telegram. with themselves. Many detective story writers are masters .of the double blufL Ia stormy petrel of the Coaserva- "The Case of the Crumpled Knave!' five Party, "Holly" Acres, provided Anthony Boucher triples it, and proves conclusively ti3at the.hand s�:T " ' r yr i the House . with some squally , scenes when he accused the Lib- of the writer is quicker than fhb eye of the reader. sial member for Temiskamin of tl certain practices and attacked.the It's an Inner Sanctum mys- administration for its lack of con- tery. "The Case of the Crtunpled _-... _.._' atrucitve p411sp toward the relief `.' `. ,, ..• ,,,: '"'"'fi'""'r",�''of unemployment . . . Now you're' Knave," by Anthony Boucher . . . . - setting something r because Toronto: Musson Book Co. . 4. the rampant unemployment, par- x•25• 'ocularly among the youth of this , -country.-Is a heap sore- spot with � �� . every parliamentarian is small ]'� �► halls and great .. . ,There's a spec. Doubts Value tre at every feast, and a skeleton of BOniblllg8 in most legislative closets today in Canada The situation lin Proves not a whit while over the Bombing of civilian populations past nine years $900,000,000 has in an effort to break their morale IV�y been, spent in the Dominion for'un- proved a boomerang in the recent employment relief, direct and in- Spanish civil war,,says Claude G. direct. A constructive policy of Bowers, L'. S. ambassador. to Spain :works projects is indicated as the for the last six years: ' immediate solution. "Instead of breaking down the Symbolically, the wolf was at the , morale;' he said, "the effect seem- _ 'idoor of the Ontario Parliament ed to be very perceptibly a'Stiffen.' ". Buildings !est week, but it was only ",Joe LaFlamme's tame wolf from ins of the morale of the people—aW � §, rise in their resentment. k ;Sudbury, accompanied by his mas- t max, "The first effect on the cicitiaa '-� '" , ,��,• _"ter . . . . but more than one 11. L. populations, of. course, was to nlWt1eod--Ces 3y-Toa Ps,rd Body. A. was seen to start at the ap throw them into s.state of terror.. paritlon. The amazing thing, however, SIX NEW THRIFT :CARRIERS 'that in a eery short time--a matter The-Opposition busied itself with of weeks only—they become accts• 1' ';inquiries into various "deals" the tamed to it and hardened to it:' ' z PRICID LOWER 'AIL ALONG THE LIN ,LIFEIS LIKE THAT - _ By Fred Neher �"' YOU save every way--on purchase price, on operating costs, oft OO upkeep—when you choose your-truck from the Chevrolet line ;- -WILL-YUM. valla ERY of great"Th Carriers". 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Slee pick: P � : 3.5 cop.iai�rats,M i•..1 s,r..) 6 `'"i think I'll go over and sit on the sofa for a while i can't make y� � trt,�,f any money playing here wits~ you." -owl _ y :.-..,1r, .� - -....z-'•iF.3.�;.. .,,. ;., .. :- .- .., ,-;..- -., ." •:,; .. �:J-x' _ '`,�: ry+. fir. .nty .:...• u.... Fs.:/.. h.w, o•,�, s,. ,t ,.-..'�... —�'' - c .: rn:..:..... R a` . :, wt.4F.y!p;..it.`"kY•.:...,. ,�. -�. .. ,,;. .:-.;,.....ti :'a. �• ,o'ra+'* -..,, �� s. � � - � - -• +--Sucker fishing is engaging ti _p(} tTEh'T .--_-RETdABLE our sports, �� Pickering R. G. CLEAT NG - attention of some of po � r>ing , but so is no great catches have FUNERAL I� OR _.�„ FtADt�} SERV iC E been reported. MEAT ;MARKET -- , MsI 1.60 � �� Privr+te Arntrulance MT 7 = Expert Service on all makes NN,-g_Y SUFFER with Rheumatism, `p ice - anbscRMsooa to the United 6tetsia ay and Nigh"6 Service - -- �We carr a fall 11n� of ns, of receivers ticiatica, Linfrago? ,RimracrAPs' twn - ,� - Pt,o WM and GL �� M'00 in � Bring your- sets, here and Save? ay Action quickly relieves pain, t` hile attacking the cause. E. C. - Fresh : Maavern 5000 Stook of tubes always on hand. JONES, Druggist, Pickeding. Markham, Ont• ` JOHN' MURKAR. Pro� tb rier Rusell W. Gray, - Brougham Ont. and Sale Register -- - - '- - - ---- --- -' - --- ilt'e Cd. CHANGE OF TIME TABLES COr �,.,RHUTT -SAT. b1Y Etlt - auction sale of �, Nil 30th. high class hou era!d furniture, Effective Sunday. p �/� h electrical equipment, hicluding a LEAVE PICKERI\G 111eatg F1sosf ew stove and refrigerator, a, Standard Time Our deliver i6 at youx ser'v'ice u Wood Stop 22, Kingston Rd. 1-2 miie F 1R 031714kwA ,FOR TORONTO west of Markham Rd. property and Interinedi�te points and lrterm?diate points Phone Pick 1630 -- Agency 1of Estate of the late Jas. tieil A. M p Nl P. A1. A, M. P. M. P. M. ;CLARENCE SILK -son. Anyone wanting high:class 1.31. e.7.31 - a 0.09 I'2,54 a 6.54 New Stoeh of Parts on Hand a 7.31 furniture or eie„trical equipment 8.41 c 2.31 8.31 a 6.44. a 1.54 7•q4 Service on above maettines -' should not uiss this•'sale which 10.91 . 3.31 a 9.31 7.34 2 54 e 8 04 BROCK wi11 start at 22 noon D. S. T. 11 • .8. 4.31' 10 31 9.24 a 3.54 9.54 L plementr ort exhibit in season No reserve. Terms Caah. A. S. P. M. 5.31 11.31 10 54 e 4 54 C b 10.44 %THEATRE Plows. mowers etc. 'Fa=er auctioneer, Go1 - �a4 -` _ . - a-baily except Sun.& Hol.; b Sin. & Hol. only; c Sat only; W�3S2'�Y ��YE • e Sat.. Sun. & Hol,only CHURSDAY,FRIDAY&SATURDAY Claremont, Ont. Specials Copics of tt a new time tables are available at all offices ac.d agencies APRIL 27. 28 and 29 All coach travel inforrraCon at EAST ERN HOUSE. Phcre 4'00 Two ShnMs at 7 and 9, c "'Saturday 1�iztrnee at 1 30 Radio er,I s�ceMen's pants and overalls' at t , CLAUDETTE COLBERT Y $1.39 a Pair. Real values - DQN AMECHE Expert servioe and re- Men's blue Chambray shirts - IN :, pairs to all makes. Reas- . ;. &t 69c, each j>' - __ea . _ark � ,. I • M I�NIGII-I 1 Xen '6 fine shirts, $1.00 andguaranteed. - $1.35 each i1 ith -- �, JOHN BARRY1�tORE ARTHUR FIELD • ,, ,� E r Men' work'boots at very low ' A�TCR R Graauate Radio and Tekviaioa I prices.' . : - ^F iti ELAINE 1SAR°IE Member Offid l Radio Servsce� arts in stock, . Harness .and .p y e7i ---— rne.as Repairing • : t KE Shoe and Ha ns, Asso arrtc n Save our coupons. They are r'� •+� r` Monday, Tneeday �k wecttiesda7 48 �.' 5201 PICKERING MAY. 1. '2 and 3 valuable, _ BABY CHICKS '= . ti Important Change in Timeof Shows . C. O. Bradley. Al aws t v� Time d } , >b Daylight �a 'ng Pick ,9C 4 jgx , "` � '; First Show at 7.3n Book your orders. Prices tf (Phone ro '' Last L ompiete bhow at 9 50 Quality both right. Discuss i HERS your Poultry Problems with us w - -JA IN (PENT TICE -N 0 4 "The Arizona We represent Jamesway ts< _ �•Uur tructt•pAeN your wey J They're laying RIB-ROLL Roofing every d,%y..• Id t . Rideau Specialty Co .'" 7 and right over the old shingles,too » See our Display COAL, COKE. ,�� w'. With Preston "(tib-Roo" and nte-Lap •♦ 1 Ca ,,y ., metal sooting there is no ease of old - CIISTU;� HATGHIN(3 wirx F W%,OD, CHIM Ei T, shingles g around and n Bdaanngg Turkeyh Duckeggs,$3.50 per 100 eTposing your building while re roofing- __,SAND, GRAVEL, 'TiteLap" and "Rib Roll" made in the s,l PA+t2 NE Mc3ORE Hen Eggs, s�2.50 per 100 e f.E r �, F;4 " Er famous Council Stan darJ quality, erre i Wti,LIA�i K iNRY Hatched in Latest Electric . 2: guaranteed for 25 years. Sere protection j , BUILDER �U P PLIES against fire and weather for the best pert FIEMdSc' wtLGOYQY incubators. Secure your .� � .�''�-� of a lifetime. ,.. ALSO apace in advents. also local oartage work Prices are lower than at this time t-day Jf because there is no sales tax Write today -ALGIERS" UNIONVILLE CHICK HATCHERY .� '�i*e have also Placed in*tock •toil , for free estimate. Address Dept-8136- a .�` t �, (No. 7 Highway) line of Maple Le..f i+dilhas Ptme Unionville 2920 Residence 3912 VG1TIi la,'a+ Feeds. ' StoufMite 2620 1t4tf .A. 'W. MITCHt.LL � • • t � t E D`ts f; IA It. - f . . 'HE DY LAA4ARlt . 1! SiGRID GURiE Lr "' ,O'N '� /LL ;Pickering, Or-.t FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND �OitBce phone 7400 Re-idence tT5`L0�` _ - HKOALKER lguceeesor to W.J. Mather.' .._ - - - - • � Bto'aHville - • . . �'�� _ Nigttt and Day,kHcrice . . VIVA � �� 8usloess Pbon' -Reeidemae Pboin y 9920 7. a c.. e • • its now price Y. w 4 3r� �r re h tie Lowest ERMAN€NT NAGGING PAIN THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER YOU'VE wished to drive somethin better.' 'Well, ES. .. I'T MAY BE y ND NER11 here's news! Pontiac's right in tine with your horse! OUR EY�i. Prices are dotcn as much as $100 compared with last gear . . right down icitb the lowest! Yet,Poritiae C. H. TUCK, OPT. D. . �w•, � x` looks hundreds of dollars above its'cost. It's a great Disney Black opp. IN Qh bib beauty with wide doors. . ."humpless" floors.. .. gliaoe 1310 richly fitted spacious interiors. OSHAWA, ON'>G._ 4 w�: New Unisteel "Turret Top! Fisher Sodies afford greater visibility all around: ..� "Finger-tip" steering and shifting . "silky" clutch action . . . perfected Notioun t0 YOu H}'draulit braking.You simply lazerat the wheel, effortless controls at your instant command. The grand "Newrest" ride s� le.°els the road...keepsyou fit as a fiddle,. We do Building of all,kiada on a day-long drive! See and drive the Pontiac "Arrow"— CARPBNTERIFG, Y -- I3iMM) NTfIP . as its great companion car, the'Pontiac "Chieftain", the •L ![SING advanced car in th C tT ILII prefield.- erms-arranged'through the sed _ . '• "� :General Motors Instalment Plan. III P•996 IEi000'IlY(3 • , _ "We ago sell Bm0tford Roane HaterfaW,Empire Batkrwm TWO SERIES Egnipment, Duro Water "THE MOST ADVANCED CAR IN THE StableSystevE Beatty , LOW-PRICE FIELD"-is the Pontiac Stehle l�nignrent Chieftain", the only car in its price an other BAilding Material class with Re-designed and Improved Ia'idtituertea Fres $ne*-Action Front Wheels,New Rear Coil Springing and other exclusive'features. Work Guaranteed i DONALD MOTOR SALES WHITBY F. J. PROTJSB - Assoc. Dealer—M. Slee Pickerin G. ns,a�oa; . -... ; _ .. .'.... . ..._. Sleep—Pickering PiOHgR[N(i. 00111fARI0 ' t ' d ,, :71-u ,_ :: .• ,.:.. _. ._.r'ro.. -rva ..,,..._..:,_.. -r,�.• - ,.;✓',:' 7r•?'x a .'. ��. .;iPX'iiy,. -.•Y. non ' ";mss... +!v .. ,,...y, .'. '"..-. .: m^ ".; ":' . .. .''' ? ^'•••r �wS.i ,�-,�,',f' , �.• c CLAREMONT Parsonage, Olareanont, of Dorothy _ Law i�aotar- SalFs ' Msatlreen, daughter of Mr. and -Stock Notes [] • fix ' Chandler spent a few days Mn. Widmer Miller, of Claremont, e n .Wa f �ssV `'Harris �,hr ster-Plymout�I1 h OJ this week in the city. to Rdbert Bruce, son of Mr. and o We congratulateh Lso gg Y The friends of Rev. Wallace, of Na. Albert Taylor, of Goodwood. n his success at the Stratord Stas- J -Dealer Greenbank express their symiatht, Rev, P. D. Augustine, Pastor of lion Stow winning several firsts. arm to him in the passing of Mss. the B Mr. Also winning Grand Championship GOOD USED CARS = Wallace on Friday last. and,�L,. Taylor will reside on I de tiffs magnificent rrs r old Cly- IYn lements GOODYE�IR 'fiRESdesdate Stallion, '�Torrs Transform- WILLARD BATTERIES t f • r,'ylre, Stack, of Ashburn, wtho,is their faun at Goodwood Ont. er", defeating the wonderful Cly- _ GENERAL [3LACK5�IITIi�DIG ! ,f at present residing with her dau- May 22nd will be observed as a 1' Sales and Service ghter, Mrs. Goatee, in this vill�;e, ' General Holiday in'Toronto in hon- de�dale Stallion, I,ochinvar whiEh $KILLED MOTOR REPA11tS ., continues in veru or hezleh. has been first, 6o times 'at all the Give us a trial on a New or a Used Cas poor our of the Royal visit. __ __ l i A nur-,.ber of our bowlers attend- j leading shows of the Dominion. 4 Hvury Towing SeR*vine_ u -` ed the annual dirmer of the High- Gordon J. Law i land Creek B,%ling Club at the -l , AD10 _ TT -t Reek. � � 1 1O �.� Phone 2908 • .. ... . Ytif Mr. Sherman Rums-hr tontines (c, ifa6t,1 ... asrtluc((1(al Jelua "-Lo )NT1Ri4� much the same condition foll - I:rll(I(uuul ti owing the stroke suffered cne week REPAIRS Brock Road Gavel (Ic(Icall IBifii ago. Mx. Ray R=ohr, oY Hamil- _ ton is at home during his father's Pit I Farr's Elevatolt• illness. 1 Faily equipped for reliable l Claremo un nt, Ont. Mray Ali. Pretty who has been Crushed Pit R seriously ill with pneumonia,. fe BHTV1Ce - GravelA full tineof Impleme r,ta z rd Pt YPmg wras a Have bought out R. F. Cooper's Repairs. — lbe up 'for a short while the first LOUD SPt AKER SYSTEM c Y , 'SOY BEANS — $1.25 per bush. "'of this week•. i SaI3>Ei and Graded Wood's Milk Coolers,' Elec• free'from noxious weeds tThe Public Library Board had. a V ill be in Claremont frequently to tric Fences and Surge very successful eve in their Stone Mllksr Barley-. .Oats. . Free from wools evening Repan' Radios. - 9, 9� .Concert in the Hall on Friday ev- Dalivere3 or Lo rdel is PitChop of any kind sold ening last. 'Me progre0m consisted PAUL 'WILSON Phone Pick•5rl I Poultry and Hog Feeds, Flow PHONE, Plant, Piek 1026 largely of local talent. Variety BROOKLIN, ONT. HN L. C71LLMAN ) Blue Coal & woal' -was enjoyed in nun*ers. A large 7oranto oti�e Howard 6471 JQ 30 Clare 518 — Brook 15x11 BROUGHAM, ONT. 23 Fencing and Roofing Material audience attended, netting the lib- JOHN BOURNE& SON nary Board over tv(enty-five doth 29tf - teacher at Chalk Lake, will regret to hear of 'her suddeti pasing,:M 'Mnft-.on, P&ic Solary VEAL -. CALVES WANTED - — -' - following an attack of double xeu- mon: . She taught at her school, , { .on Monday last and her death too>t �,E LL YOU R CALVES AT HOME �;� place on Thurs y TAKEEveryone should attend the con: �`s ave Time and Money cert here tonight in the Commuuity PARE! Kelt, under the auspices of the _ d farm x4 >n is buyer at the �.E A v a bu ' 'VVe have - 1j Badminton Club. The progra y given by the "Harmony Kids". as interesting. talentedl family fzoa:( MONDAY, TUESDAY AND x. Canada. wrho. have been -- 'Western u► WEDNESDAY rw PrOfesston4 entertainment , fields � � ! azth _ _• and n^ee*:n .. for 3arne rasa;t�a g R10KERING • FARMS -unusuat success. The progrs-n will. be followvd with dancing to -the LIMITED ; ,Company's orchestra. NOLTr ° aThe marriage took plats on Bat- �3► �► " %order; April.22nd. at the BILPtistr .f • DODGE SIX . : . DODGE DELUXE . . DODGE DELUXE 5PECtAL . . . . DODGE CUSTOM ALF MOLE, Claremont f - { of _.Auction Sale - f .- �A 1 �, , 5 HEAD OF' y A, y D ws and Heifers air Oo ' �I�I'��fl�l�` _ i'�� NI,��, �I^►,;l�Ili; �: - ;MOSTLY FRESH,CALVES BY SIDD }�• �Satu rd a A29th �- pril =LOT Z, CON. 7, = MARKHAM The following vxlL.eble property of . 10NEY abliuick Spacial B Se*ut Sedan 2 W h-B ■ :. . . MIL1 TIi1;N O�'T. Bine cow, 5 yrs• fresh mar. 28th, fer, 3 yrs. fresh Apr. 3. Hoieteict ' Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs, fresh heifer (grade), 3 yrs. fresh Apo, i Apr. Sth. Grade Holstein cow, 5 8t1i. Grade 'Holstein now, 5 yrs.• IT'S "love pt-first sight" when your eyes take in the it's flie I;e=tq yrs, fresh by sale. Grade Holstein fresh 1rlah. 30. 'Blue heifer, fresh glorious beauty of this new 1rlcLaughlin-Buick, cow, aged, fresh mar. 19. Pure- by s�sle: Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs. I _ Dressedou up'in the season's smartest style, it sparkles ' bred Holstein cow, 3 yrs, fresh by fresh by 'sale. Grade Holstein hei- like a bit of tomorrow. Makes your dreams of Its dw Ba" sale• Grade Holstein heifer, 3 yrs. fer, fresh Apr. bth. Grade Jersey ; loveliness come true. fresh by- sale. Grade Holstein cow, cow, 5 yrs. fresh Apr. 2. Ebel 1 6 yrs• fresh April 9th. Grade Hol- heifer, fr°eeh Mch. .4. Jersey and _x •A beauty in action, too! -For under the hood of 5 yrs. Sal+. stem cow, S yrs, due in June• jysehire tirade sow, , this brilliant Buick is a mighty D7maflash:Straight- Grade Holstein now, •3 yrs. frealt Mch. 18. Holstein and Jersey Gdel Eight engine—,with 'a cyclone of power in each NO OTHER UII IN THE WORLD Apllt gth, Grade Holstein rAw, 5 cow, 4 ,yrs. fresh Feb. 10th. Jeri cytinder. Eager to speed you on your happy way. HAS ALL THESE FEATURES yam, fresh Apr. 9th. Grade Heis- sey %%safer, due in- May. , Jersey, A beauty for comfort! You'll realize that fact, * DYNAFtASN VALVE-IN•NEAD tein cow, 3 yrrl. fresh by sale. ;Grade heifer, fresh by sale. Grade wkbn you ride in McLaughlin-Buick—when you see STRAIGNTiENGINE*TORQRE•FREE Grade Holstein caw, 5 yrs, due Holstein cow, 5 yrs,�due July .1st •y tIEAR-COIL SPRINGING * GREATER re cows, heavy, .l1ow rough roads are made unbelievably smooth by vlslsluTY * NANDISHIFT TRANS—- Jane 1st. Grade Holstein cow, 5 ,;`umber young gra ro� " 1 Buick's Knee-Action front wheels and "full-float" mI SPTOE HYDRAULIC ERDRIV yrs. Fred Nov. 16. Grade Holstein in calf. Holstein and Jersey grade 3` Rear-Coil Springing. *CROWN SPRINO'CLUTCN*PLASM- cow, 8 yrs, fresh bP ale. Red cow heifer, fresh by sale. Holstein Jen+ WAY DIRECTION•SIGNAL * SELF- 5 yrs, due in May..Grade Holstein sey grade heifer, springing. GrY(ds A beauty of a buy! McLaughlin-Buiek is rich in sAMKIN0 KNEE-ACTION FRONT Gradd ; 1 .reliable, time-tested quality—yet moderately priced. SPRINGING*••CATWALK COOLING" cow, 4 yrs. fresh by sane. Holstein Holstein heifer, springing. And Buick is easy to buy on the General Dlotofs Instal- and Jersey Cross Bred cow, 8 yrs Holstein heifer, springing. Grads -� fresh by sale. Grade Holstein hei Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. bred Jan. 1. �- ment Plan,so see your dealer today. M•tva. All cattle have one clean blood test and are sold subject to retesw DONALD MOTOR SALES WHrMY Assoc. Dealer'—M, Sleep— TERMS CASH SALE at t P. M. Sharp '.. — - _ - _. 00 a un PRE NO RESERVEPREd4 PRENTICE Auctioneers. Y h �`�- `'� ^ra•�„' ^.` '�`',.� ;T,•, rim',,.a,.�a+ava'w.,�"- ,a-s;.y.�....; ... „ .. .,. __ rt -.. .. ... ` .. .. - - - .,r.•� !Y ./ ,yr~F�'..- .,-;. r ,,.a • `♦ - .1- - e. ' - breakfast" She started stiffly up �� GROOM the steps. "Don't buy any din• Ouarity Gi iyers Flavour mond bracelets this evening, Mas- '� I . � WAS SHY Ile." f �►� Gram sat down on the porch 7SALkDX and laughed until the tears cams �{ MA StOUX ftA%6i.bLV - into' her eyes when Judy follow. ^` - -- ed into the house. , SYNOPSIS "Hold on to your complexions," At noon the next day Judy met When Marlborough Jones' moth- Marlie yelled gaily and started Marlie coming out of the Naber- Ite leaves their home in Leebrook down the street like a newly made •dashers. He was loaded ' down address a convention in Cleve- king. with packages. end, she is very much worried Judy Doesp't Like It "What in the world?",She stop E A - out leaving her 18-year-old son Grandmother Miller chuckled to ped and shook her head. "Now I t % pions for the first time. herself all the way out to Monte- -know you're crazy!" She insists on asking Judy Miller rey Corners and back. Judy's "Only a few new clothes," Mar• its for e girl next door, to run In daily thoughts were a jumble. One'thing lie explained casually. "Come on, see that her tall handsome boy was certain. That Kentucky girl. I:'ll drive you home." Tucky, and she wants to give it done. Black walnut or pecan nut ail. right Marlle says Judy has had certainly wrapped Marlin Theygot into his new car, here because 9fother is away attd meats may be used instead of Eng. ough-to do helping out In her around her fin er. And Jud did A Few New Clothes „ g Y we can do_as we,please.._ lish walnut meats. 'ather'i drug-i re—And--who n` a it. Not a bit. After all, -"A fellow can't go around with "Oh, so that's it?" Judy saw . *hile he is in the drug store later Kentucky Louellan was. a woman a girl, dancing and on picnics and the light. .VANILLA NUT ICE BOX ll.La Loring drops In and asks hien of the world, and Marlborough to shows in Albany and places, "you've COOKIES got to help me out,• 4 cups sifted flour casually to come to her home that hadn't a bit of experience with with my wardrobe. "He stepped Jude,". he leaded. "It'll be a lot A evening to meet Kentucky' Louel• smart girls like that. Who'd have on the gas. "It's about time I got of fun. IA didn't mean to invite 3 teaspoons double-acting baking lam of Louisville. This is part of thought he'd have so little sense a few clothes. Don't you think you just because powder y j you could make . t. a well thought out plan. When Lisa as to let a girl he'd known only a SO. sandwiches and do everything.I've �� tepapoon salt I.eytfned from the departing Mrs. few hours talk him into s enilin "I'll bet you catch it from birs. 1 cup butter or other shortening A, g known 'you so loo I just didn't Joeies that Marlborough was to be a fortune on a car? Jones," Judy said darkly. 3 g' 2 cups granulated sugar alone, she 't oug of making use Back at home, Marlie Kumpe think. You know I wouldn't hurt 'A cup brown sugar, firmly packed _ of the handsome Jones boy In on. out, opened the door 'and helped comfortably. Your �. �� t eggs; weB beaten— of Tucky. Her only fear is ., awellest girl in the world. Gram out.of to Well da it, 'I dont see why. 1 cup chopped nut meats _ that Marlie will not "loosen up" "I've "Oh, all right." Judy felt alit- 1 tablespoon vanilla _ and spend money on Tucky at. „g go. for my dancing a man cant et a little fun out of tle appeased. "I'll see you through — Lesson. He -seemd in a . great life. It isn't as though I intended of course..But I'll tell you, I wish Sift flour once, measure, add thdu�h he t as a hundred thousand. hurry. "See you in the morning, doing anything terrible—" baking- powder and salt, and sift !� :tett him by his father. Tucky, Jude." "I understand," said Judy. e-very day your mother had stay ed at home. She'll ust die when Again. Cream butter and add ser- pretty,end resourceful, soon real- "But will our mother?" _ ,,,., -ars gradually, creaming thoi'- Gram held out her hand. - Y she comes bacra. � y' g Izes that Lisa invited the bashful "Marlie," she twinkled at h. "Do"Do you want me to be a nam. ., oughly; add eggs, nuts and van- "mama's boy" because she does •'shake hands. I v'� Oh, well. Marlie 'shrugged. guess I ve been by-pamby. Marlie reminded her. "Maybe not." illa, and beat well. Add flour not want to. share her real bay misjudging you. Youz're got some "Don't you dare blame me!" gradually, mixing after each addi- friendi. Mike Tuning, who had horse sense, after alI:--If your mo- Judy flared. "I didn't tell you to (To Be Continued) tion. Shape into rolls, 11fi inches been put out of two prep schools, ther hops on you too hard when make a fool out of yourself. in diameter, and roll in waxed pa- Aashes up 1 runabout and „ .:' �� she comes back, send for me. .1'll Dont worry, Marlie sighed. — per. Chili overnight or until firm -;Marti* soetr-. If at the ,, —_ =� _Of—In-terest - • fix her. .. . Wait'll you--meet-meet -You' inch — - t. Red.Rooster inn. Rc"cannot dance "Why, thanks, li rs.' Miller." understand then why a fellow slices; bake on ungreased baking and apologizes awkwardly to Marlie felt rewarded for his -would want a. nice car and some sheet in hot oven (423°F.) 5 min- . Tucky. She says she wilt teach - ., spending spree. He'd always had dEcent duds when he takes her out. Utes, or until done. Makes about hirci tatfei* at her Uncle Herbie's. had a feeling that Gram Miller She's a honey-chile." to /omen 7 dozen cookies. whoit she's visiting. Lisa, seeing didn't like him very well, but he "A what?" Judy asked drily. her 1t3arta going awry, insists upon a. lea v early. Marlie wonders what knew better now. "That's one of Tucky's expres bib her will think. Judy looked prim. cions, Marlborough explained. Readers Removing .Stains "I'll come in and get your "i see," Judy could not help s a Smiling, "that you're even acquir- To remove candle grease scraps CHAPTKR �' st ;s fag a Southern dialect." It may seem a large task when carefully with a blunt knife, thea T .dight was bathing the Cats- YOtll]g' Bdi[}i!e Frock, y , :g kilft jw rose and gold Marlie looked alarmed. you start on an ambitious baking cover with blotting paper and iron -. So New " ata not!" r am but what a satisfaction •Jj was sitting on the steps :.'ii4 hen Judy, told Gram about it . A o over lightly with a warm iraL 'her'y�hin in her hand gazing un- ; . , w and joy it is when these .treats Re process OWthe reale ., g *' '� the old lad laughed heartily. peat the g see' sly off toward the sunset ands`-•; ,, Y g are cooling on the racks and are is all absorbed. I like that girl. Someone ought smelling so good' Th ' the ae. Gram rocked peaeefuRy a s'g nom- Oil—Remove with a dry clean- the .� to<ptn s medal oi, her. mea-sense ova t0 take care o! on porch. X t>r "Don't ovorrq;' Judy shook her Y er. /il:other method is to cover "Harlvie:s making quite a day of head darkly. "Mrs. Jones will pin fresh-baked 'goods. Som. cool in with a paste of Fuller's earth, al- -it;",the old lady. offered. "He must v 'O a medal on her all right i! she the pan. some come out of the low to dry, then brush off, repeat- „ ' g pan. Always use Bake racks for ing if necessary. be bir,theg himself. :' ccmes home and finds out her lit- ':Ur•the old Lia can broke ` � - prosier cooling. Then allow circa- Ink—Soak up immediately wits '. gas.. tle Marlborough has been stepping lation of the air and prevent Jowly" Judy yawned. "It didn't out buying cars and throwing a steaming of crusta. A blotting paper, then treat with a +" soQ this morning as though it -lot of money away on clothes." g cut lemon if it is a carpet. For a were perkin any too -Kell. ,* It was almost nine o'clock the Here are the recipes for the table cloth or something of a simi- "Well, no shame for it." Grant _ '•' next morning before blsrlie was Bran Molasses Gems, Apricot Nut lar nature, soak in warm skim or picked up her knitting.- "It's led p Loaf and Vanilla_Nut lee Box sour milk,then wash in clean tepid up for breakfast. Cookies. water and a swas 14W. useful life." "You'look all washed up." Judy - w white material Obstinate an be t emov It was at that exact moment �� surveyed hire with disapproval B1tAN MOLASSES GEMS with a solution of salts of lemon. tint'the long, low sports car slid when she finally found him down. 2,/3 cup water or, milk to a stop in front of the house , stairs. 1 cup whole bran shred .,.with a loud toot of the horn. r#� "I didn't 'get is till after one." 1 cup sifted floor Gram blinked: Judy got up Marlie yawned. , "1 got along 3 teaspoons double-acting bak- 46-15" -slowly. Marlborough jumped out '. - with my dancing lesson so well. ing powder with a flourish: i'"Step in, ladies," he said R►th _ that-we went out to the.Red Roos- teaspoon salti� ter ani danced a little while out 1 egg, }+yell beaten a swooping bow, "and hate a lit- ,,f there." 3i cup molasses tle ride." fi' .Judy was overwhelmed.' • 3 tablespoons melted butter or' Judy's jaw dropped. •' other shortenia�. Did you really learn to dance e"It—ttv isn't yours! riot really, ;�. J; that fast, Marlie?" Pour watez oyer brain and let �w 0Is Marlie?"' "Gosh, yes! Anybody could stand 5 minutes. Sift $our once, Drip-Cut "I'm afraid so." Marlborough # '* 1 , dance with Honey-Chile." measure, add baking powder and M& 'looked bheepishly proud of him- >t• Judy sniffed and fell to.getting salt, and sift again. Combine egg, ;;,and S Y R U P self. "I'beught it today." iit� breakfast. molasses, and shortening; add to iiseipettl �.. "What Will Mother Say?" .� "So, it's - Hone Chile now, I bran m';tture and mix well. Add, J U G "WeII, bless my bones:" Grain suppose .it'll be y`Puddin" Face' flour, beating only enough to dam- Ock got up -and dropped her knititng. * next. To think you'd ever get pen all flour.. Bake in greased ::clod At •i� Saving "It that what you went to Albany ¢ that way over a girl." muffin or gem pans in hot oven A smooch aluminas for, Marlborough?" Old$ Marlborough didn't even blush. (425°F.) 25 to 30 minutes. Makes N'sebesd( band soaps over "No, Mrs. Miller." Marlie gas- 12 muffins. NOTE: Add 1 en of opening and cuts _ ed lovingly at his new machine, �3 He smiled expansively. A the syrup is Me g Y 'Oh, being with Tucky isn't Iike raisinb or finely chopped slates to drip. It is a-nod Les ' ."But my car broke down right having a real girl. She—why*he's flour mixture to . make Fruited To an row.e ateb�' near a display room, and before I j ng one of Bran Gems. tour =ale�adBa [tai itat so real, it's like Nabi knew it I had written a check for the familyaround." this one. I can't realize it et APRICOT NUT LOAF Synge labels orH� Y "I see." Jud lit the I O1 rfortthatii�a� .....,.myself." Y gas. .Well,' v pups sifted flour it's nice to know you're enjoying 3 teaspoons double-acting bak- that its at over 4t. "Marlie Jones!" Judy was awe- yourself. Onlydon't send anlagpOr �' 40-os' . .struck. "Will�vou catch it? That A F powder Bead tee 5-lb.Bee I f.e 'more money foolishly.T just dread teaspoon salt �p iabeband$I must have cost. a fortune. What ` ' the day your mother comes home." % cup brown sugar; firmly packed a-imvalThe n it will your mother say?" I Let's Threw A Part t 'm 3. Gram hurried down the steps. y cap finely broken walnut meats )Karl requests to r- . , t'ATTERN 40�:,s "Let's not talk about it." Marl- 1 cup 'finely cut, dried apricots manafactnrec—th* Worry about ,that la.er. I m borough came down to earth. "Say 1 egg, well beaten addresatsoneveryhbd. glad you did it, Marlie, Heaven =• By ANNE ADAMS _knows '•ti;at reminds ins: We're going to 1 cup milk - =••1 you needed a new can, You Girls, here's a brand new ail- have a party here tonight. How's 4 tablespoons melted butter or ' can afford it, and you're old h.ouette to satisfy your desire for about you coming too? I haus to other shcrtening .enough. You did perfectly right." change,' 'It's the Basque Dress— have somebody rustle up a few Sift flour once, measure, add � Do you really think- so, Mrs. the prettiest and'most significant sandwiches and things." baking powder and salt, and sift -Miller? Marlie leaped,at the en- style of the spring, as interpreted "That's a fine invitption." Judy again. Add sugar and mix well; "Ioiiragemeni hungrily-. "I got to by Anne Adams. You'll love the -couldn't help smiling. "Asking me then add walnut meats and apri- YOUR thinking maybe it was all wrong. way the bodice hugs the figure over to do the dirty work. Be- cots. Combine egg, milk,,• and "Fiddle"' Gram opened the car and narrows the waistline to reed- sides, you know you mustn't have shortening; add to flour mixture Q ,.door. A man's got to have some like slimness. Then, from the hips a party here while your mother is' and, blend. Bake in greased loaf ABY .-gumption. It's about time," down there's such exquisite, cir- away. You know how afraid she pan, 8x4x3 inches, in moderate `'That's what udy said this mor cular fullness! Although this, ----At J; is something will be damaged in oven (350°F.) 1 hour, or until Teethln� ring.'` Marlborough smiled. is frock, is so radiantly new, it's the house." you remember, Jude?" very easy to make. (Count the "I know." Marlie looked doubt �`' "'Well, I didn't mean for you to few f Time? y pattern pieces) . Such choice fu} at the wisdom of 'the idea. But ' •' . crazy and throw all your money as you have, too—with scalloped ed Lisa.wants to give a party for Stomach. Distress? �s�uem,uwortinsferag unlesstthe eed tilde >kovay:" Judy looked prim. "Don't or sweetheart neck and t?owdars-the standby of mothers the { ;pan-go blaming it on me now." slashed-in sleeves or open cap world over for more than 100 yeah "Tucky and Lisa said the same sleeves'. Also—you may have F you are troub}'ed arog� dans*thio system of impurities !. ,,tiling." Marlie motias>1ed for Jud 1 !/y �x< `" I whrch we often.the of fererisY. Judy pointed or rounded waistline, each ♦ • with stomach ells• gless, stomach aaoehee cro.btss tr,, get in. '',So I guess that makes version flattering.' Choose MEN LOVE ` �� tress, gas or indiges- attMchtnnggdms. At yourdrbssist'a, r, g•� gayest . t, unanimous. Your grandmother of prints! GIRLSWITH PEP ' tion,you may require For FREE wmpk � bookhe agrees, Judy," Pattern 4063 is available in ju- Dr, force's Golden If n are "Hints to Mothers" write Jchn yo peppy and tall of fon,mea s� liedical Discovery. Steadman 6t Co., Dept. 19. 44- St. "You bet I do, Marlborough." nior and misses sizes 10, �, 14,. [nuke Yon to canoes and parses. r This tonic tends to ' C3ratit grint:ed at the thought of 16 and 18. Size 14 takes 3 yards BUT if you are cross,listless and,tted, Gabriel St. blontreal. 68N Mrs. Jones's return. "And if your 30 inch•fabric and ? yard's lace. :Pae won't be interested' Mea don't Iha ,\ improve the digestion, _ : Y galeY'sins when they so to parties they increases the appe• -'mother s•alk :nto you I'll tell her Send Twenty Cents ('20c) in want dr ions who ars full of pop. cite, and,as a result ( P So la case you need a rood seaaral aystam a3aw coins Ptam s cannot be accept- $ you soon feel more P 'tonic, remember for genentiom cos y "Grarn, you know what I told ed) :or this Anne Adams pattern. woman has told another how to go"sensing vigorous. Mrs.Marjorie Beatty,463 E.Main St., �rsrtiis/er9iart��RS thru" with Lydia E. Piakhatri'a O bh -Welland, Ont., says: "I nattered considerably �� B8 rysMf M sect ,1 you, Judy warned. N9rite plainly-Size, Name, Address Compound.It helps build up mord hyfieal from Indigestion and gas and my food Jay so 1 a "Judy's all ole stick-in-the- and Style Number, resistance and thda aide in gi you more heavy in my stomach. i would become hinted r, , ppsepp sad leasem dlatrsmw troID Inroad tmto- 'too and felt very uncomfortable after eating. I a»ud, The o-d lady set back hap- Send your order to Anne Ad- gwai disotdets used Dr. Pierce.Golden Medical Discovrty and r i pity. Step On this gas, Ja11:C5: ams, Room 425, 73 West Adelaide Y�$d Phd&am%Compotind WELL it gave me fine retie[ from the stomach distress. Issue No. 17— 39 „ 170 TRYINGI •.1 felt ever so.much better." Bay It in liquid cc Maltz• it snappy. St., TO ornt0. tablets at year drag stere today. C ,. .Ti!',.- a ": ''? :••.... ..g,^ $ - - was St. Paul's messenger to that certa;n woman named- Lydia, a � i,,, Nearly 8,000 waitresses and U/ church, and he is joined with that seller of purple, of the city of g� Return dancers accepted the invitation of ` apostle in the greeting of Second Thyatira, one that worshipped 1 0 S1Iri}�I1CIty the police of Tokio to gather in a{ Corinthians. God, heard us:' whose heart the i a hall and Bear a friendly discussion " _ ' Sunday' ' tt As soon as Paul saw into what Lord_opened to give heei,i unto the of public morals and the part they S C h-® - I kind of young Christian Timothy things which were-spoken by Paul. had grown, his heart went out to 15. And when she was peptized. Primitive Stye Of ' Living Play in Japan's present emergen f him, and he knew he had found and hei household, she basou•-i t Would Benefit Victims Of cy' p ` !a companion and helper for life. to, aayinq, if ye have judged ,ie Today's Rush And Worry- 4. And as the went ori their to be faithful to the Lord come IGtt Down On hzsani Lesson ■ :. Y into my house, and a�rde'illero hr• To Cover Royal Crossing a way through the cities, they de- And :lie constrained u,. livered them the decrees to keep p The First Convert e are living• in a "civilize LESSON V apostles and elders that were•at Thus the first convert in Eu- madhouse which is sending as, � > PAUL CROSSES INTO EUROPE Jerusalem. . 5. So the churches rope was a woman, and the first many seople to mental institutions y Acts 15:3G-17:15 were strengthened is the faith, and Christian service held on Euro- as It is graduating from college, � 1Qrir_ted Tent, Acts 1G:36; 1G:4-15, inereas_d in number daily. an soil brought forth definite says .Dr, Jay B. Nash, of New York Golden Text.-When he had conversions. University, _ Chrstian;ty �n Europe results in immediate :- seen the cis'on--strsight�av—ws— The l Men and w•nman—are--"going.- to — s 6. Anti they went t r-rouge the ` sought to go forth into Macedonia. region of'Phrygia and Galatia, din prefigured What woman in Eu- pieces" in increasing numbers, he �.A•4 Acts 16:10. rope was to become under the in- asserted, because their bodies have having been forbidden'of the Holy TAE LES IN fTS SETTING. fltegtre, of Christianity. been catabulted 1,000,000 -years'. .a. Spirit to s,,eak the word in Asia; ; ' Time.-A-.D. 50 and 51. 7. ane' when,they were come over A.-Try keeping the tea kettle ahead of their nervous systems Placti.-Paul sets out for his against'Mysia, 'they assayed• to bo on the pilot light of the gas range and because of the social and -w -_second missionary journey from into Lithvn!a; and ,the Spirit of at all tifnes when not in active economic uncertainties of the mod- -; Antioch in Syria. Ciiicia is the .Jesus suffered them not; 8. and use. It will keep the water warm, cru age. province loc,e i three�lr north pass.iag by Mysia, they came mown and the job of boiling it will not "One can imagine the average 1. and west of S ria. Deibc and to Trcas. ' be a lengthy one. person saying, 'Aly job is insecure, s Y I'm back 1n my rent. Susie has in- r' Lystra were cities of Lycamia, lo- 9. And a vision appeared 4 to • • Sheriff Victor 1leekins, of Alan- S.0 fected adenoids, Johnny needs , voted on the great highway lead-. Foul ;n the night: There was a 1 _Ing to Antioch in Picidia. Phry- man of "•IdeXnia stai,ding, be., too, , was 40 miles out in the gasses I'm not saving anything a gin was a province in the central leeching him, and saying, Come sand dunes when his car-broke for old a'ge or-sickness. The boss f part of western Asia Minor. Tro- over into 9lacedonia and help us. down. is constantly after me to speed up a-a was a cit of Ai Ira on the east- Not another automobile was in . : but 1 must not wort! r r must y Y'- The,man stood for more than his .., ern side of the Aegean Sea, op- own nation. It was the cry of the sight. be 'calm, relax, recreate. I2. 1�. Cainegie, superintendeat..of polite Macedonia: Macedonia was Flropean woridfi the expression of The sheriff looked into the air. Fred Waller, 18, a London tiie Canadian Press Own hyr. the ancient name for the northern of the deep unres- felt a: this .i1ne A red monoplane came zooming school boy, has found how to .be eau, will be the only nem papers part of the Greek peninsula in by as heaite that had ria:n above along. Up went the sheriff's hand, honored in his.own country. ' He man from Canada aboarQ. Ii.tI1l5. the northeastern part of which his thumb .pointed in collegiate and a--schoolmate pretended to be Repulse, which will bring th' ii gross pleasures and the babel of an ng about ten miles from the coast ' fashion. Down came the plane. I4ench tourists is London and and Queen to Canada iii-b1aX: my. iminorta. nt athenism. f his ?a in , was the cit of Philippi. Thessa- The pilot brought Meekins to were `never before .treated with Carnegie has just saflefl'idT`Ll/if- Y P mart' respect` t'!*e most in�iaitnnt Roanoke Island. so much respect." dontojoin the royal party ' _lonica was also in northern Greece paragraph :n the book of Acts' , , on the Gulf of Salonika; Beroea 10.' And when he had sear tLe was forty miles inland frons Tes- vkion. etra):htwav -we s^rt.:it to salonica; Athens was in the sou. g ?; �O f0'` idt!.•�'1aCe.iu1':j COnI'llrrl- �..•• �� -.. therm part of Greece. Ing that ('cd had C3 le i to 36. And' -after some days Paul pr,•: -, t::•: gospel ur. :, their.. '11. ' said unto Barnabas, Let us return Setting sail_therefore from Treas. ' now and visit the brethren in ev-. we made a straight course to Sa- - ery city wherein we proclaimedmothrace, and the day followiag s the word of the Lord, and see how to Neapolis. When these four they fare. Paul's.heart was burn t , ` mea went.down to the quay of Ing with the desire to visit again Troas to look for a vessel, how ¢ the churches which the Lord en- tittle the world thought, how little F, abled him to plant in that vast they th-enw1ves knew, what his- 1 Gentile territory beginning at Sy- tory they were making! Probably ria and extending north and west in Paul's mind the passage to Eu. Into the thickly populated:area of rope ne s.was but one eoo many the turn- Asia Minor.- rr f It was the parental. longing to • y P a S tnR-points of history;. the challenge I ,, -. ,�• i which - ee his spiritual children c �.. : s s « s P of Christianity to Wet�ern civili , rix was drawing him; but God had • zation to accept the rule of Christ. ¢� I Awlfar more extensive designs; which 12. And from thence to Philippic , opened up before him as' he went which is a city of Macedonia, the. >, IONy y II, :forward. first of the district; a Roman col- t � ..• A Companion and Helper o st and we were %n this city. .tar- A new person enters upon .the rring certain days. 13. And on staff of apostolic missionary acii-• `� r `- ,. P the sabbath day we went- .forth � ,; �,•' "'"'� • vities, namely, Timothy. who was, '. without. the gate by ,a river side, the son of sJewish-Christian mo- where we supposed there. was a ther. The mother's name was Eu- Placa of prayer;,and we shf down, X�` i Tim. 1:5 and the and- � ` nice 2 T 1, gr � ke unto the woma-� •-.jot . : �•� ( and s1 a h. , luother's Lois. Timothy, we find, �,ci' o eth r e • Roman Landmark HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 16 Distinctive-- I Huge amphi- theory. - theater ruins O L E NI N NGR,T A15._ 1llwtrsted-C+n'-o.ct Master Dela-re Scdca xitk sign i. 18 Sister. = _:standing in l Pi E F 1 E T R E S 51 20 Climbing �� " ADVANCED KNEE-ACT19N Rome. 51EIE TIEiN E M E MT Alplants_ OEVROLET IS FIRST IN SALES BECAUSE IT'S RIDING SYSTEM Frlcti•nl•ss Coil Spri s; - 9 Meadow. 21 Like ale - -+r 10 Star-shaped O /+��yy� R I i 22 Voided law flower. L LI '� A VCViSl7E E 1 entry. First in Acceleration—First in Styling Doubb-Acting Shock Absorb- - '.!l I An exploit: E!E R 1 A EEL 23 3.1416. Ir ers: Rid•Stabilizer;Shock 13 Mongrel. 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Slee ; p —Pickering , -r5 Y a ss - "+Ef .. `,yyF,. ,4r„i r.•• ....,'.-_.. .."r ,:, ." ;^`••' ',:..r^ .,�• .te -a' .,S +f-_ } f.•.. .- . LORAL ed hie sisters, Nellie and Hattie ung, May 4th, of 7.30 D. S. T. L V Liw one day last week in the basement of the church. ` • (-,The W. M. S. of the United Slides will be shown and a short E• C• Jones was off duty sey- Church will hold their May meet- ppm will be given by the mem- oqh 1q . ��r 1--& ing on Wednesday, May 3rd; at the Q - oral days last week suffering from bers. All the members • of the W. _ '' •:+ _ the flu. -- home of :Liss Jean Clark. M. S. and ladies of the-congrega- " -�'�T. F. Mechlin, of Oshawa, tion are cordially invited. - -' _,me township council will y erect on Monday next for the trans and F. C. Mechin, of Xontreal. -St. George's Church, April 30. .O g , an d action of general business. and L. K. and Mrs. Devitt, and 3rd Sunday after Easter. 10 a. m.-Miss Marion Baxter, of Osh- daughters, of • `Toronto, spent the Sunday School. -11 o'clock, Morn- Vie are enJplendl was the guest uest of.Miss Veen week-end with Mrs. H. Mechin. ing Prayer. 7 p. m. Evening Pr- awia d3tricrg the Easter holidays:. To the Y. P. U. members of ayer. Rev. E. G. Robinson. Ser sa e f The Sacrament of the Lord's the United Church and their vices on D. S. Time. Supper was administered in the friends, We, the Executive, extend DUNBARTON Men's knee rubber boots in heavy quality at 2.50 a air' Fee yterian Church on Sunday by to you, a cordial invitation to act y g p "the Factor, Rev. Dr. Chrnrichael. end the closing Social'for the sea- , --Mr. and Mrs. David Scott, son, oft Monday evening, at.8 p• m 3rd Sunday after Easter, 2 p. m. � 160 Sllg}It weight at 1.79 a pair St. Pauls Church. April 30th <;... The members of Cedardale Society _ and Beverley, of Fenlon Falls, Sunday School. 3-p.. m._ Evening Borth well made with red sores• - and Mrs. W. G. Scott, of Clare ar Will-beourguests. ---- -- -- The Golden Gleaners Mission Prayer. Preacher at this service, c +, snout, spent a day recently with Biq � overalls and shooks. «l . 2.U0 W. J. and Mrs Miller. Band will hold their Spring Thank- Rev. E. G. Robinson. Services on "offering meeting-on Thursday, ev- D. S. Time ala The sure s>v d the off (motoring ► y $ Miss Kate Fawkes is still con- _ �-- "Big The new Spring lines, 1.00&1.25 tined to her bed with a bad attack Classified Advertisements '°" T" "'�' $i $$� work shirts. of the rhr, but is now some t .' • ' Men's "Briar Club"Fedora hats,fur felt new;i hades 3,oa im■roved We hope for her speed FOR SALE Red Clover Seed, and complete recovery. alsouantity Dooley potatoes, daL- • onald Kerr, of Toronto, call- and stock of mixed hay: George E• "Sisman" work Mots, same price as .ed on several Pickering friends o! Holthy,'Brougham West. 2 � Hood, VER SEED for sale- -- 5 s,rnd�ay. Mr. Kerr has been $rr►p- .� ,, . <:l .--quoted 'iii your farm- paper. r Toyed " in the Oity Fall for Brook Rd. bleat 2 1i{ . the past nine years and has charge of a marrll.�er• of each � � FOR SALE-300 bush. good, clean Men's work socks 25c. 39c. 50c. a --Me Gray Coach Lines have barley, malting variety, 70c. per f charged their time-table to take bush. also 10 tons good u»xed fray. f - effect on Sunday next. April 30, John Miller, Brougbam, phone 302 apu� tt�►r Men's fine ' sock 25c• 39c. 50c.. when dayI fight-saving comes into :� •a 5 i� effect. See their advt. in another FOR SALE - Duro Electric pump O and motor. 1 Potato planter and „ 1� ,/'�� iLook i eeluann. 1 18-ft. hay rake. . Ted Coates, t ,*sa T'"`' 'Lome on n and Look them over . I� -ldr. I. L,. Wilson, Principal Dunbarton. 35-6 r of tb* Public Sebook has leased the R. A. Somerville residence re- FOR SALE - Reg. 0. A. C. No. + t Teery Puxbased by T. P. Robtr 81 Barley, generation, 85c, per. 'r � . r ., CHA PMA l 3ins, and will take Poaseasion.in a bush. Sesne Barley, garde 1, 70c. jfew days.. per. bush. Reg. Banner Oats, tad f i-••Daylight-Saving 'wall begin at .generation, 80 c. _per bush. Same k Vidzdght, this Saturday next. Do oats, grade 1, 70c- per bush. Red ,a SELLING AT COST � LESS :not forget to turn yous clocks and C over, grade. 2, 13c. per lb. 114ap- fr �tebes as bons forward. Church ire Millet, grade 1, be: per $a. F. Services Sunday next on Daylight- H. Westner, Pickering, phone Saving time. Pick 1418. 34-6 k -A group of the ladies of the 391o]s Over Rnbrbare, 11's t0 518, 490, M1 RASPBERRY Qaome -, for sale. •TJhe I . nited Church -here attended the also good work horse, suitsbile for World of Tomorrow Men's R urk Boots, Regular pripe lessX1.00 • . large W. M. S. Rally of the oaks- gardener. Price, reasonable Joseph �-TODAY! Cbildren's and Boye' Boots and Oxfords. pr, "9o. awe Pr4sbyterY at Oshsawn on the r Clareaaont Men's Leather Leggings, RB s s]entiro, 20th. The speakers included Mrs. -- �` $• $2.00; for 990. 4-.Hugh D. Taylor, Executive Sec- 1930 FORD Convertible Coupe. Con � IWS Stun$eld'e Underwear, heg, $2.00,. for $1.49 retary of Foreign Missions and ditibn, fair., $125. 3 new tires. Pete INCLUDES Mea's Romeo Slippers, Be;.$2.50. for $I.79 delegate to the Madras Conference Hardy, Claremont. 36-7 • Taxi to Hotel. last year. _ Mens Neck Ties. iteaular 140 and 75c. fol 330- ` 6 PIGS for sale. 6 weeks old. • Assured Hotel Accommodation. a _11711e many inends of Mise AR- Men's Sweater Louta. Oxfcrri craT, NF , 1.Q5,1, i Rivertend Farm. Greenwood Road. �• 2 Admissions to Fair Grounds., ' • nes D..arelu�s, of Lefroy, formerly , of Pickering, deeply. shocked 1 1-2 miles north of Kingston RSI. '• Sightseeing Tour -of Fair Men's Fine Bblrts, Reg. $2.0 and �1.9b, $1.39 ..to hear of her sudden death on Pickrering. G. Robinson. 36-7 Grounds. Ladies' Bilk Hose, Reg. 59o., for S9a. f Sunday trezrr 'a heart attack She FOR LEASE - 6-roomed brick • Sightseeing Tour of Ne+v York. was lying on a lounge, reading a house, water inside, electric, gar- . Fred T. Bunting, - • ,.Pickerin . paesesi away w-ith�paper,da* School a moment's _on Nro. 2 highway.• E. Mrorgcrn, R.mems bind and fruit F.etahlist ed Y85?. warning. She writs 35 years old and R; 2, Pickering. tf !N C L U D E S a ---- wes very popular with all. Her - -- - funeral took place on Wednesday, Alaska Seed Oats - for, sale, from ,• Taxi to Hotel. a '-.SPECIALS . wren interment took price in the 4th generations Reg. seed, 75c. • Assured Hotel Accommodation. ,.; Methodist Cemetery, Pickering. bush. Heron, Whitby, Pick. ,a 2 Admissions to Fair Grounds. - -- -- The .many Pickering friends of 5203. • Sightseeing Tour of Fair k D_ - C L ' .the late Charles Emery, of Tor- Grounds. -Brea fast BSCGII, 25c. $ Ib. - - FOR SALE - oa-h -dresser, nearly `� S t - oaio,. were deeply shocicz'd to. hear1_ of his sudden death: A number new: Fd. Walsh, Pickering. W ...eeing Tour of New York. Minced Steak, ..'.1 2c. a lei, from F':ckerin attended his fun- :• Tour of N.B.C. Broadcastinge� L -, q FOR S. .- strawberry pla.is Studios or of N.B.C. Tele. Pork Liver, 12c a lb oral on Monday last. Mr. 'Emery June-drop variety; 7�c• per 100. Q vision Studios. f • � was a lay preacher in the Anglican per 1000; also quantity of Irish t Church- and. had charge of St. Cobbler Seed Potatoes, grown from StBwillgi, + 12e; a lb. George's Church' here for several certified seed, S. Murdock, R. R. t � ' 17SO Jewel Shortening, 15e a Ib� years. He was very popular with ' I. Pickering. 36-7 )N C L U D E S a • t all with vdhom he came in contact, - ] • and his unexpected '' death was a' FOR SALE -1 Deering 13-hoe 0 Taxi to Hotel. - .!Classic Cleanser, .3 tins, 13c. t shock to them. groin drill. in good shaape. Murr- r� :.,great • Assured Hotel Accommodation. A -George Law, of Toronto, visit-' ay Barrett, Pickering. 38.7 `'` 5 till,, G5c• 2 Admissions to Fair Grounds. _ Sightseeing Tour -of Fair - . a - I� I Grounds. -10th Original Sightseeing Tour of New York. l Tour of N.B.C. Broadcasting 'Butcher (phone 3000) • 'iekeri�rg N A��0 SALE Studios or of N.B.C. Tele- _ rrision Studios. mmm April 26th to May 6th • 3-Hour Boat Trip around t� ■ ■ . ' Manhattan Island. Picke'rin Hardware -_-- - � 25.0oo . . i 'INCLUDES a r P • • - - _ it - -� ; set our rices �on Springy Se' ds • �; -,.� ••Taxi to Hotel. \ �_ t • Assured Hotel Accommodation. R� Clover l / -0 3•Admissions to Fair Grounds. Sightseeing Tour of Fair ' / Get our supply of Grounds. Sweet t.,lover beautiful RAIRVO at these attractive t�Sightseeing Tour of New York. - - Tunothy bargain prices, 30 colours to choose from. Tour of N.B.C. Broodcosting s.•.LE Studios or of N.B.C. Tele• ' flet•Price 'Saving -;.PRICE , falfa& Alsiko dWA 1, vision Studios. (33 - -. A _ .. X3.50- =jf SA---- ►•fG 1 - 2 Gallons 2.90 75 2.i5 �3-Hour cot .np ascan 11 Government tested seeds . uarts . 1.50 .40 1.10 Manhattan Island. ruts .85 .20 •�S Evening Tour of Chindtown, Yh Pints .58 30 • Bowery and Greenwich (,� f ld t o fie Electric Washers Also on this Tale: NARVO Satin Finis -wash- Village. „ able, semi-lustrous, for walls, etc.,9 shades. _ - ✓'.;- (Rotes quoted are for 2 in a'room) • Frigidaire 'Refrigerator ervations mustbe made a •Res � mus' a ..t •� __..___ , least week in advance t - Descriptive folder and complete {7�gent for McCormick-Deering Farm 'Macbinery and' information at r ,Repairs. - "`✓S"r EAS"FFN HUl'S1✓ . .1 hone 4504 Our Motto -We have IL Can Get !!. or ft is not read& � +, S.-BALSiED'ON, ' PICKImINGi JNO. S. RiA.MDON Piem*Xg Oeb .