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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1939_05_05 , r .,. .., . ..: .:.. .. � .. .` 'J6• -... :..,...;.r.. .. ... •-. .'• '�.:: �'-1. a, ..riy ,X':X•r 1s .� 'i... a w;1 ••:.�',.5'g-gib.; ',.a,. w .-�•� is r -.-r.�. 'y i' ,.�'P.•'„v, 3"�+"Y W-4 aa, o k i _T11 VOL.TJ .no LV:III .PICKER,ING, ONT., .-FRIDAY MAY. 52' 1989 No. 37 E 'P.-_1CKER N I G N -ti W-4- S . �srfi?s+ftaatal gLas:as. GREENWOOD _ BROUGHAM W1iITE VALE an dted4cdl 'Milton and Mrs. Ormerrod called On 'Vlay 14th t �r , MfOthers' Day, ser- DR. H. O. P'HARSON-Physician on their friends here on Sunday. vitas of the church and Sunda Miss ��' Nolan spent a two- Mj i c u andsdrseon. Dnubateon. 1�� The W. M'. S, of tate ;circuit School %-ill.be combined at 2 y week's vacation with her parents, 11MILLS P• m before leaving Q E. FORSYTB, Oadl �r atezts at the home of Mrs. Milton Parents a invited to brie t for a Course of +. tome��igg1 was' io K, Pegg this- wee n g--. 1386--f9;6 p� - - rd-ren for Baptism n-1'ember a! the American I Ptism. Amuckc�o_n.• Er-2 examined by a lineae' --chi and Mrs. Hutchison are ; Brest CHOPPING!boas X06 cluemunt.out. woe delighted. to DUNBARTON coming from the city to their farm. receive the Second Prize in the _ Monday, Wednesday and; Friday �' LsOal. We understand Mrs. Ellis and fam Pres. Group at the Branch Con• Miss Bell ' ily are moving to Kinsale.. ferer_ce, at Lima Thompson, of Mark- -WE GRIND FINE - DONALD RUDDY Barrister. The many friends of airs, Wen• Y for her Miss• ham, is spending a few days with Bran, Shorts and feed oF�;,all 'y ionary Scrap Book. r s9lt'c, tNol;aryputakc. nts�esw•t•oau: Bron are g� to know she has re- her cousin, Mrs. Jolsn Gilmer, kinds, al_o. minerals and other r°r t tot.W E,Cbyia- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott, of •• mina of act Hss.e.wa;t►r• sty covered from her recent illness, - AUDLEY -- - eoncentrafes for profitable feeding,Cher BEATON, BELL & ROg,S - Toronto are living in Mr. McLean and family have g Miss Thom'x P settled on His. Bie's farm here. The Community Club will house. We -welcome them to our kept on bandii Barnstors (f Solicitors meet midst. We welcome them to our neighbor- at the home of R, P. Winter on We Stock only' the best Poultr W►,�.BF.ATCk7.K,C. Telephone fid- _Wnday evening next. Mr. arid Mrs. Chas. Annie, also id.BROOKE BELL K.C. Adel,2838 On Friday noesis last the Dra- Spring Elmer and Mrs' Annie are mover --Feeds and Supplies. g ing still lingers, and little on to their new farm,�recently vac_ F+- 1.�.F.ROSS rnatic Cub of Mz: Zion put on seeding is being rushed. ated by the White Bros, ,yOiiIV L.POND ` 372 Bay 5L. their popular drama in the .church, The stucco. work on the Puckrin . Toronto Jattn,es and Mrs. Mitchell accom- �' x under the auspices of the Y. P. U. house iby Winter Bros, makes the LAND SURVEY C. RICHARDSON t4 Co.. Barris. They were well received by an ap= neighborhood look 'much b Parried by their son, Arthur, and 0& •ter' SPrtcnop• Notaiigs etc•-S+nte 5W. preciative audience. The local Women's In-stituthter Mme' Mitchell 'have left for the _ ~ �or Lire surd,n��ut a ;met West Coast on a motor trip.' F. J: DONEVAN, Br A., Sc. C. Ulephone Ad,ttia$; f•i -IOg Pb*A `13. .6t' 'The at�sionaryy Dept. of the�S. on Wednesday last at the home L. S-On.__fite arp tt,a -retards_ crutng Yhmo ddl3: t3if A NGOs b1cM[ of LLAN Barrister, Sol- 'S on rent+ -JxI'issionarY c- Surveyors Gibson and Arnold, 365 v llkttor.Notary Public, r�I1klinda street S� evening, iety invite the ladies:to.--a quilting Kin Sunday ng, May 7th, in the The trustees met at the school on. g Str• East. Oshavaa. Phone Tosooto. Teleahaae Elgin ti%l08. 2titf church, at 7.80, when air; George Saturday and found few in the basement of the church oD 1982, People out 161y UrntuL West, of Ashburn will be the guest to assist in the planting and clean- Tuesday next May at 2 p. m. - speaker. Special muse. Corrie out up. The Secretary donated eleven CHERRYWOOD, 11ERBERT T. FALLA ISE. L. D S, and help the Sunday School in the 'big trees, elan, ash, rrapt and D.D.So (;raduate of We Rey:l, (eJLZ* of Missionary worl$C black walnut, which were planted, alis. Laughlin uta.Suraeonaand the Umverity or roronto ; r reMdence eecood door east of St. And. — Tor. "`�• and fertilized g entertained , •. �ttren Pickering.Ont. UMCe houn: s BB,OX:GH.� T forest trees onto friends on Sunday. )1]8itraIIL'e Of All $lIIag. f e.m. a• ap. n,or oy apgoineraent. _ trees not Miss Fklith Roach tx r.i Y arrived. These arc is under the mraieel, Pboua r�tek tae, spruce and pine. On Monde the Sunday Schooll , had a s-lendid Y. doctor's care at present.. Beet Rates Available with attendance on Sunday, P �eeretarF visited the school and ,11rs.. Beat Neil, 01 TatAnto xis- - �urfanere utas, gave the Pupils a talk on trees, ited her father John 11eCUJ!'lty and 8etrvice. Mary MWOOlm was a Toronto asking each family of children to eat! �c;air. rec. BATON.- TOW1?SHI visitor last week-end. - tag and erstnne care of one of the We are rlenaed � D. Clerk, (;onveyam•er,Commia.ionar tot Traffic was-heavy on tyre High. trees: The w, P to hear Mrs. 'Address Pt>ofr�al, sake rj e i ieea to*. Acc�,ntant. Etc. lraeer o ws over the'week-end. •I are SUPPIFinir Walton Holmes is able to leave her BROUGHAM utartase t ieea.e.. wr.tevaae.out. Y window boxes, bed a w3ssle each da g .RICK 5#6 - 'Messrs Roy McVvWrter and . T. Y, after a lou 4b E. RiCHARD:CN C. Broom were Toronto visitors nn - _ illness. 1 'd' Y Ii I N S.�L>r The farmers were ae�arly at; CHOPPING KIBItIliFtAL 1NSURANG3: Mss, W. Norton }� been visit- "ble-to start work on ther land on REAL ESTATE i Mr. T. Norton and family re- Miss 'Mire .Patterson called or, Morrd2 g t}11, SN MON.. WED. end SAT. Only n8 •. Y 'ar.I are now rushing E)O N V E YeA N C I N G cently. 0 rale' friends on Sunday 'as*, seeding. After May 1st. 1939 .As eY establibbed agency, `lite E.' Crocker isnu'iy were the Mn Herbert Parkin, of Tyrone, PlEase remember the W. A. We have a quay tity of Seed Oats(Alas• � to serve. guests of .L, and Mrs. Matthews spent the week-end at his horn« meeting held in the Hall on 'May ka< Fanner. and Yrcrtory), vino Barfep, Wsrredr• and Mrs. Willson and. re. 21•.h. (Thursday) at 230 ;p. m. Phooa PIt k. 60A0 on_Sunday.. ( he Purina Feeds, Chick tarter, De,iry Fa- • Group. ,i in charge. �11G,t of the farmers:l,e:y;'. !ttsr� r'►11 ai•p -web= slung, nryerr+, Fig Ft ode etc, A tub _W lri A WSunday. , to, started seeding, but fl�rd the IsnA g Ross, visited Franck in Toren Iireofthesc well knaxu.freda on is nr,t tiny too ready. `1�'esley F'r':y ari h;� molt.r - LICENSED AUCTIO R R, AND Rev, J. E. Glover delivered an Next meeting of the Y. P. will mrq' C. it, Petty Netted ally 'La�"' felt, Millfocds.Shut VALUATOR earnest message fro=n Rv: 1: 5-6. be held in the Hall on M°rrday ev- Petty's sister at Mt, Albert on Uair. Hoe Concentrate, Mixerars,Egg Sales conducted Anywhere at church ,service on Stuiday-last, ening. Sunday, 1 Mash -E-tc. . #ahooa or wtlte, kddreas 914 Dundas The Y. P. meed The measles have struck our D N. Lockwood � ng ' on ,Sunday The Y. P. met at the home of Street, East. everting was in charge of the Cit. Miss Alice Ctel! lam Monday even- �ox'n wl h s vengeance, but we Whitby. Ontario. ' izenship Group. Ross Willson Cori- �tg with -Kiss Eileen Parkin, Miss- are Pleased all cases are on th ?Pieketlll �s venr_r• ionary. Convener, in charge mesrd and some Childrart able t< $rlerb�aSh Hospital The fine weather of the return to school. PICKERING, QXy past Owing to an epidemic of the flu - -= Government Licensed '•reek has' been welcomed by, the the attendance at Sunday School. WE DELIVER 4 farmers who are anxious to get orr and.Church and Y. P. was not a: To the Editor:' PHONE J98i7 ti Main St, E. Stouffville, Ont.' the land. targe. Phone 191 In answer to a letter addressed rite W. J. Brown family and The W. t. met at the home of to the Editor a few weeks ago, J Yes, 'Wer��HBV R (Maternity, Medical, and Surgical Mr. George Drynan< of Toronto, Mrs. Gormley last ease taken visited the T. C. Brown family on erfloon, with a goodly ntur,ber ir. h to make _exp little e:rplana- F 1. - %turday last. trop or toe. As the F.,;--- Maternity1 - Dunking founts. �eed Setni.RooIn attendance. Scripture reading Wa-' tweacey was advertised in the Pick Rates for 10 days-$25 76 i-Mr. and Airs. W, .Knor, and given by Mrs. A. Hooker. Ro" PeYistered Nurses in attendance and Cecil Phillips, and Miss Mary Ph- Coil ora$ responded to b '$u � e:atg ea.: f.. .So:..ay, .Slro,uj etc r eatrel,l,m1Cti Y �ge�' :March 27th.. There were also card 24 hour service given ilrps, visited Mrs. Cecil Phillips, tions for a Hedge". y paper - , J at Hamilton Sanitarium on Sun- P in all local stores for this gain, grit, brooder, FftapPe and Ambulance Service Home Beautification was even h; o be played on the Markham ice. MRS.E.R. GOOC 25.37 day' - - Mrs. Decker: furnace pipes is all aiae9. firs. T. Norton spent last week The Y. P, held a Pro �o one was officially notified tc p l?e , in Lindsay, attending the W. M. Su gr s ivy the 'contrary. On Sunday' after FOR -Supper one evening with about 3: AlBo all hardware st rei18 S_ Conference, and ,wTtile there was noon'. l believe some Pick ,* :INSURANCE the P�?ple in attendance.: The Soul tans went to look at the ice enc onable prices. guest of the Henry Lorton Course %rag. held at' the he o' saw water on it and took for grant t faintly' . Sirs. J. Wagg; Meat Course a Repair work done promptly Sb,RVICE The W. T. Annual election of '-1Siss Eileen Perkin's ani! the Des d there would be no game, with p i'hont Pickering 67 officers Rill take place at the Ma ut getting .in touch with any off ALQIN BU�il� 1 Bert Course at the home of 1lrs. A ;vials or the rink manager. tioth Y meeting of Mrs: 'Hobtby's on-liay r ICY'Rii, E, meeting tt Hooker.. A very enjoyable evetur:rt i-,g further was acid until noon o: 9th. Ro . (ti,il - A thought for was spent by all those !.Hirdware :'Tinsmith FIRE. AUT01140[3}LF, LIFE Mothers' Day. present, Monday when the rink man decid - ACCIDENT, WINDSTORM An .interestink event took plat- •�I the ice was in shape. RING PUBLIC f the Mr:sale United Church o: Eti'etyon. _ t PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. -LIBRARY NOT that phoned there during,the after SEKVICE PROTECTION ;sludgy evening; Apri} 22nd, she; :inial --as told the game would g' shuns -ills Mi. Picketing Jiar'or� Gwendolyn Mulock w•a' 7 a; library ha.. _`ee,t add- faf as he knew. Betwee . . ' t l r;:ted in marrisre to Fmrk «i: , ; . P*�� � ��t ` ���y i:?g s�nle nes: husks recent. a ,. ;0 and o cock on �Ionda; j� j,� 4.1 `6 1 tho e .:.Treacly in _sl' "Duo- I?m �trar�h',n. Iter . 'f- H. .`.lu.. e'•:e.iil� were notified the- gat:: �+v0••� s Lor here's your hat' b • Jos.:lh ' n ef?:ciat�d and zMi:s -?grit as to -' T4&t� the UpeLin . l)aj' fir y l ell Flayed t}e tveddi,, g° on, ar.<! that•the rirl: _ uc*/gpr�� Jergen, another of. the n:atly °dor,- b g -n-orcI-, 1?7' l:ntl sated the ids wa i (jL+Lyll` .4. AL1uUa1G02tipctit;G2, L,1lCky for bor,ks,tlle last few c^rS, e''e:, 1' �"'">c'k. f:,thi.r of the �1ir;,' «l'Q fOT"a n.tile,-�'rouhhalll te'a'. C T y y ' Ve l i daughter in' marr.%7 FOOD Number contest 28 .Frida outtival.:r.g ill pup�larity _`Th" 8 eli went out re +, S• - - T he bride 'was eca?niir n�•,?c prepared to p.z � horse and bet •e-r doctor"; arctic ! c•:ime figuring that Pi,•kerin; VITAMIN L MINERAL TONIC April 2�itll, The coritest Ad�eata e" adds another Peter i in white sheer cl?iffon,, full ler,gt' ore Dilly' kh:ffing and would Bioses IInF Gth, (�•)II:.P )11 L r:. :c' cn bc;k to the ore alrea.y I gown, with Iwlfi train veil catagA . ,lisle to play it ff ,they were not, To aid in toe; 7 • ,n w rll likad ill the ly t , z• 111 p effect, and carried a' shoti, ;he referee was en hand and fac l a2:il guess the l2idde:2 FITm- tt er effect, -of OPhelia roses ap ed the puck off in the regain ' rrevantlon of Nu_itional Anaem• Fnulid .7�' PC.^Ce" s'}' �'tif'.b .J, Cr. bet and win a new C'22:�01- isia- f Brei baby's breath. alias Audrey 1Iu: -t;1e then when Pickering did nrj a g: cirresponden, book, .ock, sister of the bride was her or: -turn�u Prevention <of Rickets, Dental _ 8UT11 Rug* but i, the slot of a n_,zn's life a- + p, Brou;hani team.-played ar Caries) and Tetany mong the stirring even.*.; of the ly attendant, and was attired i+ e`hibition game with the''vlarkha:: Y o. Vitam We are the agents For the F.as Llue taffeta, with matehir Access- Juniors, thus proving that the icc in D, deficiency. Y last two decades, rather than tom- `g Prevention of Iodine defidency Wasbin#-Machines'and Easy nients on foreign affairs, the story °��' and carried.a bouquet of to ;,-as in shape to play. The Presid- Build' ng of roses and baby's breath. ;lir, Don ent was on hand and saw the sit- Resistance droners. _ „ of a man who longed to live like ald Straughan acted as best mon ur�tion from all angles, especially Thoreau, in some quiet coanriy Adelicious food supplemeni Spring ar.d Felt Mattresses always and tere-„ere Mr. Jim Mul• the condition of the ice. The whole containing quantities of •Vita •"' Place, but never reach his' grab; in stock. "Robinson' o England" b John ock an*,' M;K Wilfred Andrews. story, I Believe t f g Y r'Y, , was that severe. mins and Mineralifrequentfy Following ' •�;' ----�- Dr�ii:kw�tter, is a delightful 'story � g the wedding, a recap- Pickering players took too much , ]acktng in ordinary diets. Mar Anbulsw% Day or Nilg4f of the English c.ountry�ide, part ; tion was hell at t home of thr for ,granted about the ice Condit history, Part travcl• Pearl Buck's ` bride' when about fifty relatives ions' and went to see the Oshawa :P1Mss 1300 and friends were received b Mr. QII1aII� done—Easy to take : a new book, �Plte Patriot goes back and Y game at the Leaf Gardens in the • to Clhirla again bids fair to be Ildulbck, assisted by City, thus leaving the balance of 24 day treatment,-- 81.16 ICs A. STERRITT of the most Mr. and -Was. Strap ban, „ popular novels. It + g Parent' the team in the lurch The loss is one of her best. ."Frost flower", l of the groom." Congratulations an;l of the Cup by Pickering can only.. 72 day treatment, -$2.46 by Helen Hull, is a sto last wishes are extended to--the �+� .. Funeral D:rentor rY id an hrt be blt3med on those players who de- JONF Aanerican faanily, in the middle- pl°y' couple fmm.thts community' ser6ed the home team, Furniture Dculer class life and is very "� will rettide on the farts of. - well done. A i r. `i � - PiQket'vt>>t• Ont.6yl0I few other books leave not yet arr Ruddy, in Pickering. A Hockey Fav The Rexall Druzist lved. P MS pick fib Ali -•.•.mac .e®.�.w.•.�n. •µ ... 7 7 .. •7-•sC^. 6"" 7 .'J Hai. .9.,. ". :.ma+C'"y^.",p,•-.s';:9�.', ""t'^...<...-.:s...,._,�.t„>-+,9.eat..�,"r`;.' ,.•,.ra'.'•.,1►. ,.Yr:+....,..J.,.e.... ... ...rots .. sees ..-�' - „MnN� .I'� ':.'-`6..'1'..-....- • ,J,�.':• _.,L.,.-f• yf•.- ....t., ,' 1 :?y `r-^' :.. sees _ Y...� _.. ..-.' r .. :.; 'lrf�. __. !-a. - '�"-'•, .. -. .;...r,...'. �..,•f;:*+ sees c�.'r`t t' .:...:.'. ,^�.tL .. ® f • i`y „ _ ire Offered His Eye nodes, provides exceptionally au- THAT REMINDS ME Whiter White tePa'nt tritious and palatable herbage- It �s 9 - adds nitrogen to the soil and pro- i Q(;DENt�7 1k new white paint, formulated `` duces a dense award that is very i Y IS COOL $o shed dirt and grime-and said to a effective in moisture control Ha eYo�1 Heald SMOKING r ys�y er- (show a very marked improvement through preventing run-off frgm is retention of whiteness even un- r heavy summer rains and evapora- der adverse exposure conditions, �ry9� a , tion during periods of extreme >taa jest been introduced to the "F•s' �;, �'� 'y�� 5, heat When establishing new psi- lie h Canadian market- " tures it is advisable to consult s The secret of the new whiter forage crop expert regarding the e' >s ,,, ;�f Ir- paint is in the use of the most P' most suitable pasture mixtures for .Druggist's House' (2 aero.). it-� modarp of paint pigments the particular soil and' regional ate Druggist: "Great heavens, � �''•. aim dioxide - sometimes called ` conditions. man! A .penny worth of bicar- .the 'whitest known pigment. This ';/.? xi borate of soda at this unearthly ent is known to have several Er:.3tltad ' . hour, when a glass of hot water s You'll yet a lot of extra VIVmtimes the biding power o - the older white pigments and is Customer: "Ah. weel, I think own"with 09 en's r..^ Variety Praised addition, when properly incorpor- �: '° ye for the advice, an' I'll no be' because it is a really ated,in a linseed oil vehicle, it X need'n' the soda noo. Good tooter, butes cigarette tobacco. provides a much more durable and �' yeµ be course pap you'll roll them with the , Donninion Is No "Melting-Pot" mornin'.." 6 beat papers-"Chantecler"or much better appearing paint. - Standardized Type 'Vogue" Fittings in the house of Hilmar Being Deplored. -- Hollywood film actress are ply' Sew4eni'- • Standardized citizens are not de made of gold. All the cur- A,4 , I Modern tains are hung onlher former Osd.�i sirable for Canada, according to Arthur smith, 25-year-old farm- John Murray Gibbon, general Vub- wedding rings. PY tt uette hand, of Manilla, Ont., offered to r _ �/ donate one of his eyes to George licity agent'of the C.P.R., speaking , BY ROBERTA LEE Parsons, left-winger of the Toron- at Montreal last week on the con- Soldier (in hospital)-"Doctor, to Maple Leaf Hockey club, who tributions that Canada's varying are you sure this is pneumonia? } . loss received a serious eye is�ur dur:" f111'tnlgranL strains have made. to Sometimes doctors prescribe for �a� 1.-SlVhat should be done with Ing a game with,Chicago Black- the Dominion's whole in culture. one thin and patients die of the knife,after using it -for cut- hawks on March d he ag Parsons grate- $e pointed out that in the Unit. something else." V�A0'N 4 ting food? ed States it is 'the endeavor to Medical Officer (with dignity) -2.-When a married woman is blend all races into a single amai-. "Look here, my man, when I pre- °eorti travelling alone, should she sign water, Dry without removing gamation called "American." -The scribe for pneumonia, you die of and then sponge C,nnAfRn idpai is to let immigrants tlmonia." tha L. Randolph? with a piece of white velvet dipped retain much of their.individual cni- , ' S.--What should a daughter-in- in alcohol: ture and habits. "Come along, dear," said law call her husband's father and .Q,-How can I make•use of old "Some of.us may hope to see the the hostess,`"I wast you to mother, when she calls her own kid gloves? day when it would be hard to dBs- feel at home." "1 don't want parents "father" and "mother"? A,-.Worn gloves will be very tfnguish a French-Canadian of to feel at home." said little 4.-Is/it correct for an employ- useful if they are used when par- Trots Rivleltes from, an Anglo-C1111- Reginald, "1 want to feel a! "Come home?" gt+o aped Aunt er to introduce his secretary to a in g vegetables, or working over adian of Toronto," said Mr. Gib- Caroline. "Come home? Paw- caller by saying, "Mr. Jones, this any vegetables that are likely to bon. "We would then, so to speak. a w6ty- son, dem chickens'll go home." to fry secretary, Miss Brown,"-or stain the fingers and hands. swap Mr. Hepburn with Mr. DU­ to said Aunt Caroline shouldn't he give thA woman's piesais=but there are others of us "Pawaoli,_ inilme first; "Mies Brown, this is ._,-.-. who like to nee the French-Cana ferociously "I'd like to kill dot Airdrie farmers report a large T. Jones"? dians retain the best of their own low-down }lnaband o' mine." number of warble grubs on the 5.-What kind of invitations are Farm Forum traditions and culture. "Why, Caroline, Mat's he back, of their_cattle this spring. ;given for a cocktail party? Mr. Gibbon described many of done?" ? Wh he's one and left In some canes, where the beasts 6.-What does "hors d'oeuvre" the handicraft-folk song festivals Done, y g mean? IMPROVED PASTURES for European racial groups which de chicken house door apes, and have been butchered, the hides Answer' HIGHER FOOD VALUE have been organized in Western a1T de chickens has escaped." have been found to be so full of I.-Place the knife at the edge Climatic conditions L many Canada by the Canadian Pacific "Ob, well, that's nothing. Chic- gru ff-fit large es of the, the Petr of the plate ,and on the plate, nes- Railway and the Canadian Handl kens, you know, come home to hides were ruined. b Parts of this country may not er wtt>r the handle :eating on the roost".. table. 2.-No. She should use her pezzai.t of pasture improvement in crafts Guild. Luaband's name and sign, (:Mrs.) the same remarkable degree as on - :,Robert A. Randolph,, Camden, N. some Scottish farms, yet the work J. a.-,,Father Brown" and "Mo- of Canadian research experts and C1 :,Robert en,:Kr+ DFcu;Lu1�D . r4iENT1J WANTED ss �s. the experience o! hundreds of e••ee•■ Ituwo lrn t*� each and FRE ` -ther Brown. 4.-In the business practical farmers prove that much two prints or each and FREH world, the most important person P BEST PRUPUSI Gen ON MARKET OFFSEt3 COMM coupon TO. O! Canadian pasture land can be Ladtea' and (lents' Fyraishtna OFFSET'ChM COMMERCIAL PHOTO. Is mentioned first, regardless of Olrilte for full Darticntara. Rel s- AdverlisingneORAPBY S RLIigELI 8T. TUR•sex. b.-These invitations are us- ually.extended over the phone or it is, says'G. N. Snyder,, soi13 che- Toronto. by personal contaiet. 6. -A side fit- Not only do improved pas- LIGHTNINk3 ROD AGENT WANTED FREE ENLlm develops WITH a is « turea yield more grass pqr acre, to sell Phillipe Lightning Protec- DISTRIBUTORS WANTED erg roll film developed and 8 high --dish: a relish. tive System. B- Phillips Company glosa pprtnta s s 8 enlarged right- but the herbage is notably richer Limited. Ueborne Avenue. Toronto DISTRIBUTORS'- EXCEPTIONAL 3Sc. ReDTfate same price. Bright- 'AL protein, minerals, vitamins and opportunity 'offered. serious and ling Studio, 28A Richmond Street ARTICLES FOR SALE responsible men to represent a East. Toronto, carotene, a fret definitely proven company u�lung new line of reug- by the researches of Professor N. sLw�s. BL NT1NG. PLAIN AND lona, novelty lamps; also commer- How fan J• Thomas, Ontario Agricultural Tents. wf- Truck Corers and ciat lamps making neon-likfinance e signs PERSONAL e Tents. Prices and samples oa re- College, and Other authorities. quest John Leckie Ltd.- Toronto:. no allt convtnien[satoe LoLibr it MARRY-HUNDREDS TO CHUOSIS with exclusive to m- r se, emenE i means Far �Y ANN@ ASHLEY Buim Up Soil Fertility from Many rs. .-iThe first requisite in pasture Avimrw-4 Orron,rUNITY r 9 Bale, qualify. MontreaL oro ars daughters. Widows with . prnDertyy. Particulars los. Cots- ow can I make,a living improvement is the building up of LEARN TO FLY NOW AT LOW fidentlaL Bos 1S8 Calgary• Ai- =eoom or a dining room rug wear sot fertility. Liming may" in - modern _ bests equipment Including a is ,C more evenly, instead of having cessary for very acid soils, but in ing quarters provided for out-ot- QUIT TOBACCO. SPrUFF: E�II.Y: ler0 limited. 1 i 18L. . Some remedy Tea- t mineral lint town students Fi v ELECTRIC-'FE�i'EE inespens tys 7 Worn spots in certain places? general the major m p 'Barker Airport, Toronto. THE SPARTO. E A,-Tbls can be avoided to a foods-phosphate and potash-are 1pe,madeby is the39-Y torotRad o a frena Bartlot L Box 1. Winnipeg great extent if the position of the of first importance. It the pro- BABY CHICKS Iticheat voice" Dependability furniture is changed occasionally, cess is one of renovating an Old FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT - A - •coats, no more. Sold under "10 gI(,g SLUUD PRESSURE-partic 3 Chick a in day money back" uarantea for free booklet and full Darticts- Bray gg It rotted number of Br Y da Limit- :din our amazingly sun- and ur utnd also if about twice a year, the pasture without breaking t up, 11 fats cess a both light end beau breeds Firer '•Write. SDarton of Cana ceastnl hyDlood treatment Ptdl- ?rug is turned eater-cornered. the first application of fertilizer come prat served Clot your order ed,'Debt• 70 London.• Ont Q.-How car, i wash lettuce must be heavy enough-400 to In today. Bray Hatchery, 130 John greed Products. 8aakatooa, dank. ..-thoroughly? 6.00 pounds of 0-16-6 or 2-16-6 Street North. Hamilton, OntarlQ. Fog SALE SEp•1•IQ•W ATER TOILET Aou All the sand.and dirt will per acre--t0 produce a iigoTOUe- WHEN'WE SAY YOU SAVE MON- EQUIP YOUR HOME WITH A 6E growth. of Wild white Clover and ey by ordering Twe:dle Chicks EARLY VARIETIES OF FLINT be washed of letuce if it is placed gr0 we mean it.- Compare, Tweddle and Dent Corn specially adapted tic Water Toilet Ninety-elg t -_ �iin a colander, the leaves SepaTat- other pasture. legumes Wild Quality, compare Tweddle prices. for Northern countries. Write for dollars installed (cash or terms) Grade A Barred Rocks. New prices, James Brieley. Thames- anywhere in Ontario. Write 8346 -,ed, and cold water run through white clover, a true perennial with Hampshire Reds, white Rocks, vine, Out.. gent CO. Tongs Street, Toronto, for fuil them Drain, then set the colander Creeping stems that root at the Hybrids .11c. Pullets 18c, Cock- details. with the lettuce on ice until r creta 'arc. l.e,,horne $io.so, Pull- FRIrIT BASKETS lisp BOXES y -eta 22c, Cockerels .03c. Extra PLA'T BOXL'S, BERRY BOXES, SHWtNG atACHIIiES A SUPPLI13i ','to Use. profit and Special Mating Grade Ft',ilt Baskets and Hampers. Q.-How Can I C1esII gold or 571-. alightly higher. Free calendar prices on request. The Oakville FOR SEWING MACHINES, RE- and poultry guide. Tweddle Chick Basket Co- Ltd.. Oaktlitle. Ont, pairs, supplies-all makgs, new' 'ver lace? Hatcheries Limited. Fergus, Out. or trade-la, reccWrite A. Gilbert A.-Sew the' lace to a strip Of STARTED CHICKS PURE :MAPLE SYRUP, first quality. Brea in stock- R+r1ts A. Gilbert Clean linen and boil in a solution JUST WHAT id OchiARE cka atlAbOa Bain Johne M. Gills Die, Abbotsford. Son. 350 Yonb'e St" Toronto. Of 1 cupful Of salt to 1 gallon of pprices. Two week old Standard Que. - SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHING _ Quality. (12.50, Pullets 119.95, FOR SALE Cockerels .o9c. New Hampshire NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR SVS V� 1N Reds 08c; 3 week old add .03c. DATHROOM OUTFITS FOR TALE SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHING HZ '1 ItBargain.prices 4 week old Barred finest in used clothing at big re- NEW have trained College )lien and Rocks and New Hampshire Cock I Bathroom outfit or water system duetions. Suits originally $35.00 stela 15c. b week old 17G Bi to 160.00 now 16.00, 68.00 $10. gg write for tree tllustrated cata- Women (Chvistians), to accompany Egg Quality add .Oic, Extra sel- logos with pricesq. . Free estimates Visitors throughout New York City act add .02c. Baden Electric ChickThe New culla regularly $25.bU at and the World's Fal'r, at a very mad- OF sBBI" Hatchery Limited, Baden, Ontario. ;aon ey iComDa&nY.nDundas, Ontario. }12.b0. Odd coats. pants 12.00. eat fee. bfa) I send details how thio .. f TMB` 62.60. Top coats 15, •$86., 17. La- indfviaualized personal service will I sE\ED PULLET CHICKS dies' Spring coats i5, crepes, Big sat- save )'Ou cunsi,?erable money, time, ? SHORT OF BROODER SPACE? - - ins in new dresses, crepes, eat. effort and anxiety. Then buy Bray sexed pullet DAIR GOODS ins at l-th $2.00, vend money- _ J(1cF:PH-A. i,fiRIS chicks. Available in 14 pure - or3er with megsuremeate, age. 1;21 Fifth Aye., Nell Vork breeds,'also cross-breds. Immed- You -take .no risk a buying oe fate shipment on early orders. WIGS. TOUPES, TRANSFURaIA: our money-back guarantee We 'Bray Hatchery, 130 John Street tions, Switches, Curls, and all types pay postage. Canadian Clothing. Korth, Hamilton, Ontario. of finest quality Hair Goode. Write 409 Yonge 3t., Toronto. for illustrated catelo a CODfideD- Buoronto'Hum. SOILLESS GARDENING CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES tial terms arranged, T aD Hair SuDDIy Co. 628 Bathurst. CUNA I "'VARBA", WORLD'S EARLIEST Toronto CROW BETTER FLOWERS. VEG- fT��ootato, large, , white, delicious, stables, etc., out of season, in lordiest� heaviest yielder. Gov- HUNTERS' SECRETS proven chemicals. 25 gallons 600 ernment Certified. 100 strong eyes postpaid; 50 gallons 11,00. instruc- 11.00 postpaid. S. V. Cowan, Wal- tion Pamphlet included. Chemi- ebiff , RO&S deck. Sask. HUNTERS' AKD_TI2APPF.RS' SEC- culture Coy, 861 Pelissier, Wind, ' rets. How to catch Muskrats, sot, Out. BIIT,DlNG MATERIAL Afink, i'ox and Deaver.. Legiti- FOn SALE mate pinn=. 43.00 at once. George t ' , Green, Box 106. Richmond, In _TRACTOR MAG. AND PRICED E\CENTtt)NALLY Lo -dlana, I.R.A.fTO IEU _ GE11 ERATOR REPAIRS he $Mort y to clear. We have 150 clay the RE pipe 30•' diameter. 2" wall, suit• SEND US YOUR TRACTOR bTA�:�E. i�� able, for springs or wells; 150.0(10 JOIIIJERS-AGENTS-CANVASSERS to and Generator pepairs. We save tillWEEKLY sailings from Montreal and Quebec on square feet heavy wire screen 2" you money. y St., T Armature Manfr., 855' Bay Route the scenic SG Lawrence route to England, Ireland, mesh; 2,000 street car cash, 8,000 THE MOST CUSilPovelt Novelties, Raz St., Toson.to. FROM Scotland and France. feet l0" heavy galvanized culvert, Bl a es, D s, 4 A also lumber, doors, fence posts, Blades, Dry Goods, Cosmetics, as- Flo* FUR YALE n�41�O Rateslnm -' pipe columns, rails, Dipe•.tlttings, sembled 1n a new mammoth Illus' =�3Z cabin t��8 tourist s�� third class valves, cable, brick, stone. Every- �trated a pric s o The lowest. thing for your building. i�ranker wholesale prices obtainable - big A GOOD BLAI IC 3 YEAR ULD 00000 Brothers Ltd. Estabilshed 1886. proflba. Free catalogue. Dept. 3, porcheron Stallion. registerJtd and Eastern Avenue at Broadview. To. Phillips-Sales Reg'd, i2 Craig W.. enrolled• Henry Hulse, uecas- OZ ronto. GLadatone 46`31. Montreal, Que._ iv Ile. Ontario. Weekly to England and France by the famous - "Queen Mary" and-"Aquitania" regularly to DAHLIA TUBERS i•Hi)Ti)I:RA/'BV The Cobh Southampton, Havre and London by the USED TIRES 1'UR 9AI.E ASt "Georgic","Britannic"and new"Mauretania" 12 GIANT DECORATi VF. DAHLIA frequent aaUings to Liverpool and Older British Tubers labeled f1.N0, 25 different TR'ti FREF, PROFESSIONAL 571.. _000 USED TIRES-05c UP FOR - goofs o^01 Dostoold, M. Shedel. Mimlco, vertone enlargements and v with any truck or car. Retreads guar- porta. RaM lreerl able premium coupons free with FROM - .every film developed and printed anteed. twelvo months: deatrre v e N 'gyp -� AI'SiNESS CHANCES for-25e., or with eight super-gloss wanted. Ask for free price ItsL SEW 10^K $159 cable • $1ZZSO tourist �ati=third stair reprints for 25a Peraonnl skilled Merrick Tire Co.. 123 ging St tP, t� OUP. PIUNCIPAI.S OFFER PROS- ntlon to every order. Cut I;amilton. - jr,f„urn,aria",,,eyowlocalr.o.etdgmi.er ,' parity, independence. Security, ate quality *0111d cost vmt more Cor.Bay and wellintlton Streets-(EL.3471) within reach or all. Write""Home elaewherel 1't)t Rnte Photo ina. Toronto With Income" Agency, Borth Hat- vice, Dept. B21. Cox 276 Regina. [ NO. 18- '3� G 5 Iuy. Que. $ask. � -� •. - .�' -. t �� . •- - ' •{ - � ,"� cgs �r -- Bruins' Goalie To Wed Ontario Girl equipment will enable the oncom- ing generation to deal with the .� Parllanwntary , mow,.:' T�OICE ' even.more baffling probteiits with : �OIf1': ' F ¢ which they will soon be confront- ed.—Loudon" � LL Free Press. s f�>u �` N %` 10 tilt - y y Yid f;: -, -4's, > With Ontario,* i tate.y �, ; •� y i,yPRESS The visit of the King . and Queen to Canada- next month is ` There's life in the old toy yetw ' expected to result in a big in- . Ex-Premier George S. Henry ` crease in trade between Canada _Y enjoyed a field day in the Ontario } p - NO BILLBOARDS, EITHER and the United Kingdom, the Legislature last week when in the ` " 1n horse and buggy days, when (London) Sunday Referee said. .course of a five-hour speech he *, "' ' we tr;' elled we saw something be- This boom will chiefly affect the locked verbal horns with half the �, sides the road.—Quebec Chronicle- fashion trade, Victor Stibel, one .w ' pemiers of the Cabinet and man- Telegraph. of London's chief dress designers -seed t .r... --- - spots of many a leading Liberal RURAL FRONT DOORS `'Hitherto Canadian fashion buy- . . The major incident of his adA contemporary speculates as to era have never visited London dress came when he succeeded in why farmers do not use the front model uses, but, they have re- ho �. taunting Premier Hepburn .into door of their homes. Probably cantly been Impressed by (he making one of the stiffest attacks :.: that is where the wolf is hanging Queen's choice of BriAtish-design- he has ever levelled against Prime around.--Wodstock Sentinel-Re- eu d.-esses," he said. tli _.Minister King. view. Mr. Henry made reference to the f - - - arch erected to Rebels of 1837 (at TRY IT ONCE AND SEE 'Queen Victoria Park, Niagara s' Chief Draper of Toronto saga 1 YPICAL OUTDOUR . .Fails) which bears inscribed to i that lawbreaking is not due to 'GENTLEMAN gather on it the names of Premier �f hunger, cold or unemployment. -� JMepburn and Prime Minister King s, s But General Draper is neither . . . . The premier retorted that he g` hungry, cold, nor out of a job.— ;wished Mr. King was possessed Stratford Beacon-Herald. 4• with come of the qualities'attribut— ed to.his illustrious grandfather, THE ":TOP" SEASON the Little Rebel,"_William Lyon , " Stop Hitler and Stop Hepburn Mackenzie. have been familiar cries in recent weeks. With summer coming on Ontario's ready now to lmple it might be well also to remember ' invent Unemployment Insurance.... to Stop, Look and Listen at rail- an enabling bill has been brought way•crossings.—Fort Erie Times- -9 down in the Legislature which al- If ever a goalkeeper had as triumphant a season as Frank Brimsek Review. Iowa the Province to take Mmmed- of the Boston Bruins enjoyed during the past winter, it has not beetf recorded. It was Frankie's first year as a major puck-stopper, and dur- WE'RE NATURAL TALKERS late advantage of any job lnsur- ing it he won the National league a Vezina trophy for fewest goals scared once-program that may be adopted against, was voted the year's outstanding rookief named goalie on the Before Canadians accuse their by the Federal Government thio all-star team and played on a Stanley. Cup winning team. And to top politicians of talking a great deal gear. (Toronto's session prorogues it all off, be won himself a bride in the person of Miss Peggy MacMillan, and doing nothing they might re= s 4 before Ottawa's) . . . . Would this, with whom he.,is shown ABOVE. They expect to be marred some time fleet on the recently published 4' by aay chance, be another lay at this summer. Miss MacMillan, 21, comes from Kirkland Lake, Northern p Ontario, statistics which show that the Ca,_ passing the buck? . . . . for Ottawa z� people ple generally take insy do nothing about unomploy- - more telephone calls than any oth- meat insurance this session. ter an afternoon of good, clean er people in the world. Talk may NTA R 1 O sport but it was certain that al- be a national characteristic,— DO YOU KNOW:' That a most most all the thousands of crows Kingston Whig-Standard. ';04 commendable piece of legislationseen flying about escaped the son. his been drafted, that will permitOUTDOORIS centrated fire. RED SCHOOLHOUSE GOING the judge presiding at any divorce Apparently the famous old "lit- ' hearing to order the exclusion of By ViC BAILER After a diet of rusty screwa, tie red schoolhouse" la on the way the *public from the court "where nails and pieces of wire, three of out. Better communications and be deems It to be in the interest of M. Olivier's cows died from lndi- the falling birth-rate in rural earn- " ANGLERS MIGHT FIGHT FOR � •� • ,as public decency and morals"? (Judi- CANADA' gestion'near Bloemfontein, South, munities have accelerated this Robert Montgomery.Metro-Goldwyn. ,i .. cature Amendment act). Africa. and the Ponrth was atruclt process: The priSnitive educe- Mayor star,besides owning a t It seems that the old fishing rod in lriw York 8tat• also has a Stahl 1. dead by lightning. tional facilities have produced men of :c•ltent Wdtng horses at k That fruit stores throughout the is destined to become as important who attained remarkable success ' cont ern California estate.Mont may shortly be exempted s symbol in interastiondl politics cry s nds three months of each year ;4 in earery, walk of life. It is to be on kps eastern farm and •von who* from the provision of early closing im Chamberlain's umbrella. hoped that the more modern workingis pictures!lads ample efts• by-laws? (Statute Law Amendment Ontario's Deputy Minister., of ,for outdoor activities ' Act,) . . . . This may not be at all Game ana Fisheries, D. J. "Jim" popular with many shopkeepers in Taylor, thinks Canada's game fish LIFE'S LIKE THAT B Fred Nell small centres who sell lots of might prove an inducement to the - other things besides fruit . United States to intervene if the ��� SHELF ' Domisfon were invaded by foreign That the Government will not armies• ::By ELIZABETH EEDY In an address to the Northern embark upon hlghway� expend!• Ontario Tourist Trade Association --- %� �' t M and other projects on borrow- /✓ w ••, E YeaTrT - a inner a oronto recently "DISGRACE ABOUNDING the Premier: "I may say,for the (Mar: 31) he' was heard to say: By Douglas Reed, benefit of delegations who will be What good fisherman down in the besieging us In a few weeks that "What States is going to sit idly dost people who have read Doug , - wre do not propose to build high- a" �e Nom- las Reed's book, "Insaaf Fair his favorite Canadian fishing last year will want to see its'nuc- :' wars oa borrowed money. Certain ?„ censor, "Disgrace Abounding." The hole?" We never thought of. f it a ' highways developments already t � accuracy of Mr. Reed's forecasts started. however, will be complet-' that way. concerning the fate of Austria and ► y J( �'4 Czecho-Slovakia served to win- for ONTARIO CLUB HUNTS CROWS "'That Dears may be taken in On- The Skinner Sports Club of Ta him an amazingly large 9udience, ronto held its first crow hunt-of Since "Insanity Fair" was publish- n �- /1 !aria, by licensed hunters (resident the season h ed in the Spring of 1938, Mr. Reed `J Z and non-resident) for their own use s a n the other day, but judg- f without paying a roy 'ty (Game- Slovakia, by the raucous "caws" eman- has bpen travelling through Czecho- sting from the fields and ravines Slovakia, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and and Fisheries Amendment Act). Hungary, studying the spread of •� ,e Pardon me, madaa9, Could you use in the vicinity of Hogg's Hollow, -an extra bear. y, Germany's' tentacles, and in his � d? s scene of the ire after'the hunt new book he indicates the methods I i was over proves it wasn't any too by which Nazi propaganda Wbeing - A special ten-day session of the successful. ,;Leglslature to deal with the "ttia'Is Some 40.sportsmen took part'in developed throughout Eastern Eur- 'J the halal for the elusive black ope, sees a similar fate to,that of \ ",and tribulations of .Toronto" was Czechoslovakia is store for Hua-. > _ - advocated in a budget debate birds just north of Toronto. No count of the victims was made af. gary and Rumania, and suggests ), -speech by F. B..Bvov=tdge (Lib., that this is merely the preliminary Stormoht) . . . . He referred spec?-' to:Ntzi: domination of Britain, His ' 1f3cally to the Queen City's bid for - Vlsit'Sn the offing to'get that paint exposition of, and comments upon„ ,government assistance in building job done. . . . Too bad the reform Nazi propaganda are relieved by a ' p sewage disposal plant. , wave couldn't go a bit deeper. . , . series of brilliantly written pictures I vi Conservatives and Liberals could of various smaller European na. 'The Legislative Chamber will both clean house, junk.all'the skel- tionalities and their way of living. ' shortly be completely redraped at a etons in the closets. But ,cost of $4,872.64, in preparation for w - 'twotild take more 'than a Royal Disgrace Abounding" by {q�,yetiest,ytrntxer� the impending visit of Their Maj Vlait to accomplish that. . .'. What Douglas Reed . . . .Toronto: Thos. „ -_ Mind if 1 bank with you tonight . . . l m afraid to sloop &loan aftes :.estiea. . . . Nothing like' a Royal do you think? Nelson d, Sons . . , $3.00. reading that detoetive stars." _ !WONDERLAND OF OZ - By".. Frank Baum A16 . _...____• - - -, V!• \ GprWfM iNt,Ldnr•Iw0 co, L. "Where next?" asked the Wizard ss "Then why need we go back to the That looks like a path," said the Wts- As they rode along Aunt Em starred an f they left Fuddlecumllg, and elected back crossroads? asked the Captain GDneraI. and "Let's try it." "All right, answered argument with Billing about the proper ;along the rood. "Why Ozma laid out the ";.et's branch off here." "There Isn't any Dorothy. "I'm anxious to see .what the way to raise chickens. "Well," said Bill- trip," replied Dorothy, "and she advised path," asserted Uncle Henry. "Then we Rli ma'eolea are like, and'this path ought ._ ins,. "I think I know more about chick- lis to see the Rt ettlr go back to the sign post and make to take us there," •No one made any'ob• ens than you do." "Pshaw!" said Aunt gmaroles nett, and then sure of our way," eatd Dorothy. But atter Em. "I've ratted chickens for years and the Tin Woodman." "That sound$ good," they had gone a short distance the Saw- )ection so the Saw-Horse turned onto the you've Rot to stuff them to make good Y said the Wizard, "but how do we get to Horse stopped and said, "Here is a path." pathX� Ic•h proved to be good.• .At first broilers." "Broilers!" cried I311IIna. Eat the Rlgmatroles?" 'I'don't know exactly," Sure enough a dim path seemed to branch they passed a few fnrih hnn+re,, but soon my chickens?" "Excuse me," Interrupted s �yturned the girl, f'but it must be soma off from the road they were on and it these dwellings were left behind, and only the Saw-Horn "The path Is ended and + where !wt northeast from here. led straight Hartbeest the meadows and trees were before them. I'd like to know which way to go." t/ - P y ! - n!_,n, ... -ren. � ,.i•. ':',F-...-' ! ,-. 7 ..,. - .... - .. .. Y .. - _. .y, y . '4 : �-TLS'•.... , -. ::� '. , a F !;. .`:ars: ti .:e. .: '�." - ^'s .!":_ K. .:► ,:.c.. ( r ti V . �I8N0 TiTNINa R G CLawma f 'jCr{QZtift eYVO er 8egree 'and in some iaetaiices upon us in the beat manner pose- �.. ible that daring this early sphere AND FUNERAL DIREOTOR site survi�3I of the fittest will app- =� Z ly.. it would be'wise therefore to of life the highest record possible - y All kinds of Y erair Work private Ambaiarnce to the individual may be attained, Ims ler y�i �p to advance fit ourselves or those dependent then with thin as a background, � � U ��• 7�Ill Tuning Guaranteed Day and 1'fight Service &lbtcrlpKoss health and God--willing will be re- ,6. MaCDONALD Phone 9W and OL 1 �� in adraaoo. ap18 Llai �I(11t1 FuE tined for the individual benefit for Malvern 5000 any years to come. 269 Cie" Ave, Toroata JOHN MURKAR. P�oo��iJc�� InsuraaCs Co. _,,onehakeaee•15o2 Markham, Otis. and r.AWANESA Uft. t,Xl. Order: takes at NEWS OISa Eyesight-Education Chap Mtge for harts sad Cwa7 -- >1nlldinYs �IOTTER Y'ing GO t and 1a.nr.ne. .. MEAT MARKET �i'rOEtOOd Windgalls. SU" ate. lag -wTf FFICIRNCYAatertobllo Inenremee or An Kiang. We cam a full 'line of - Agency �y �. . Wets .r rose P411. Nl lea l=re8h _ - _ —BOW MAN aC RO w New Stack of Parts .: Haei t C. H. TUCK,, - - - - - - _- %HITBT ONTARIO � .-Service on shove asdatnee I CA16L AT _ . ,OptCured Implem� ole exhibit in seams 1'1 , + I Plows, asewera etc- j� ►�'In simple byt r1a de- a THOS. Eyesight $peclaliet ROOFING do- SPECIAL sign we, can furnish, _ Mea#s 1 HOJ. LYE Disney Bldg• (Opp. P. O•) r memorials that will Oshawa. Phone 1lt�li 3-1 Std. Wght. Asphalt shingles r y masse from every Our delivery is at your service Claremont Ont. - $6.00 per saes standpoint. In dignity f Successful readers must have., 3-1 Hvy. weds. Aahphalt Shingles' of appeam� our Phone,Pick 16{2,0 good eyesight unless you have per e4M work will stand nuc CLARENCE SILK good eyesight you 311 limited All fiat quality Toronto Asphalt i Hugh the ages. Radio. Service to some extent in study and work' Roofing Co. Shingles. In lob Na Greater Tribute : and .this again will find its limits of S al or ever. N. W. STAFFORD [� ,nary in the sepe>� :individual. ti. : gigbway , Monamenital • BRO K Expert servicgr6 and re- vary capacity of one will lee great- 'Prices subject to change' without Worb i pairs to all makes. Reas. The 1 er than the capacity of another. It ngtlee. F,• F'! 48= :Yhitby Ont, r -- ' bl -Work ore - THEA _ . - PiCKERING , _. rna Isin e o areae W - -- _--m►Y be wise to think for a r^.oment , • as gston Road West �7CTHZ2'�3Y of our early lite as a preparatory. f • _ guaranteed. w 77% _ period to !it ns to live a--successful j �j f Q Y A E� THURSDAY.FRIDAY&SATURDAY UMBER r ' MAY 4,, 5 and 6 ARTHUR FIr.LD - future and compete. in our. panic- � ,•: �„ to a lesser or a great P H ON. .343 a 7 3 and 9.30 viae sphere Two Sboirs, at 0 GRac�uate Rade rod Television I-Pwwm; Satusday Matinee at 130 • _ ,a Member DffiQiI Radio Service Mel - _ Assoclsltt a. i Phone 52011, PICKZRINA 2 Brother a }a W rrR W AYNE MORRIS BABY CHICKS ZX,A09JffLZRA 2''�`'L N PRISCILLA, LANE 'JOHNNIE SCAT" DAVISWIN" gook your orders. Prices & wWILL . j Z1 JANE BRliAN a _ Quality both r' ht. Discuss >r[ T'uesdsy i q your Pou' try Problem's with us oada7 EQUIPMENT �1 M tY 8. 9 and to Q t • � 3� , - •F'ir'st Shaw at 7.30 t represent laweaway Last Caawiste Show �at 3-b0 Rideau Specialty Co. #1 M.7ff _ Display tJ .. RU See our - a4 • ..,• `h` ' i �,> �:;. .- .. �(iQ'►iTUM EiATC$1N(� to Oloriau s Tecbeicolor Turkey&Duck tggs,53,50 per 100 Nen E S 2.:50 r 100 • With �' � Hatched in latest Electric x S+D hWubators. Secure your PAYMOND MASSEY' Ani a CAST OF 3000 space in advance► ALSO UNIONVILLE Cll tIATCHFRT (No. 7 Highway) ' _JIOir PENNER Phone Unionville 29fs Residence 3N! 1N Scoaft•ille2429 >KH Mr i. r. ,Doodle _. Kicks Off FZlNNUAL DIRBOWR AND 77 -WITH 31[81,LI[Q8. _ TUNE TRAVIS a'fooeassor t. W.J.!lather. '- _ RICHARD LANE sCO''�Oke �1.arw•r-c►.wak+l[aw Ds Ls.$dw.ui BBN ALEZCANDEIg PlisYt and Dry issr►tes r A/IIA SEE-APr11� SILLY CILBBRT Business P'hea• diastdeeos g, J 'YODU def the thrill e1 Yen►We wf of teed 1 1 travellerI Yeil knew you're riding NN Frictionless Coil spriyit T G E wh+ner tits install you feel the Surging power Do•bi.-Actles Siask AL••rls- _ on; Ride Stabanw�5M.• N Ns Valve-i�Heed Ew¢ns i And lrw7 haw Deal CMM sto«� "sitar te7Eeka para yoae' we! 4"drsiw proof of this red whew T".Wm"' every day." JQlovrplN take the load M moving trrlAe! .�il'E�UIN C�LNII % COAL, COKE. i ERVANENT NA66ilNG _ ri as famed oee�r, car in Ms Price range ' _.. �-" a -.WOOD, aR�1t�NT, THAT FRAYS 7RK TERFER msad� alw+bler than ether low-priced earsi -v.aw•► .«i•t" menti« sox BAND, GRAM, «_ IrN-sJhwb.r,tee—tweed •1 Ami, soot si..a Pod. NO I EI!'MES. IT MAY i owes the moat pow.rhrl try. d«i . OeM sits wk.. spa : . OUR EM _bAw.on the geodes thew any ether ear of Ns BLzILDEii'.B 8[f t'PLIEE3 H. TUCK.OPT. - ---glee I a It's the�ivolfest of .1i lows-priced cars - --Ard in acceleration,Ord In hili-cuatbine,11rd $M sclom s7 also lecal ARrtage work _'olwels�we*,MP. !. a U alt-round performance with ecowotwy—and L•r�g. tow as I roomy . . . im. We have also ptseed in stock a fnlf ��►�IA, OXL -- 1 - '$t b oleo Arlt in sohsl wos•d Ne-Dr.k ytilatioa... >tlai O[ Nagle l+ewt I[illtag oil-stool Bal by Fid►•r wick : Ob••rvotioe Car"•i,i`ility. - ♦- . '� Oo't'FbedA.sea a "leader" this suwtrrrer: Knew the thrlN or A• • T being out in front in Petaway awn on the itKls: Notivu to y CNEYROLETS fA1A0tIS l� Own the ear coanbining"all that's best at lew�• VALVE-IN-KM SIX rl4�erip8r ODs• r ase sees:'--the soh car. the spirited car, the V.L•-iw-b•.J •.91.•. haw OAleephooe?400 Reeidenee 962 rent• '3g 1 : JIYIes-bo�nP eon—the new 193! chewofer t made•o w.,IJ record►—oe tall 'dye do Saihilat of aY klad! r —oe wat• M air, - r--aSd tM r ort arclay-Tramp oAR :.. _ ... U N TIlf+9, All la•rdw•�f!•r.w. rESFECTED ca••a+*•-w.w.,1 Deity SeevMo . .. . . . IIYOid1Ul.IC E�AKES • �Lei��I�la -! 'OW' !!� •:imdla .1F.et with •,;nim•T evvaal�a � sad - car p�.d., .raw.. . . E�ry..c„ ��,�, "ALL THATlS BEST AT LOWEST COST! teak• Laver „oder the •.wl .t Roc�1'INf>y. , dr vers left• UY d�jsen aTe trained to M ea>� ,We a so sell Brantford Roof �rteons and reliable• rest. rials,Empire Bathroom s Eqnipment, Duro Wst4w y4 BPeeial Rates]tadint� D>rtsttre. Systeme. Beatty 1 �r•tr? ''� Stable Equipment : � ;e�•, . : 0 �rBt Pie order too small. Nene leo large, an other Building Material • ,: %•c'-, T �C+ A All shiptaenb lasare� and Protected - Fmtimates•Pree " CHAS COOPER C LAR F MOi�: from the weather Pork Guaranteed •- Assoc. Dealer—J. McGlashen—Dunbarton _ Tel. (sane. s'• -- T. G F. J . PROUSB DONALD MOTOR SALES WHITBY, B• wnrl C. P1tne 5502 ,1 _ Owned and operatrl !r Assoc. Dealer—M. Sleep—Pickering Frani 8. 9040 i pICKHRING. ON .y' X1411-4,--+.O,Rn^�'1�.r,�`.: :•-y!s- :s!_,,.v� - .rF`+-. ,r�•z ..-`.�,+' .i• '« - -��- %•�' +c,,,.r?.:rr' .....e.s, ra':. . va. ..-.,:.cd:.4's ... '•"„ ;..: '•,{_. -!.i.-'' ,M: ;., as '° i,;. ':•x,ih+• •vl - .. 4n'•� "y".•^r5<::. ..n i -..,. •f. .S.r, " •_,r. r .,:': .,;�,."': '.'::.:- e 3r"'�t.: - �: . ,-jl 'r�:9 "A.v..l'd, . ''� ,T•.. •� '°°'� 1CLAftEIfiONT KIDNEYS ARE CLEANSED and -- l� F Mr. and Mm George Scott spent Gardening preparations are now invigorated by•usirtg Runlacrsps. At , 'a few days last week with Fenlon well under way here. COIKPErENT — $EI.LABLS Ma's, .elf.. Pretty is noir able to Fella relatives. Pdr• and Mrs. Oscar Berber regular intervals, use Rumacaps r' be up and around a little each day. Mr, and Mn. John Thoma a, of spent Sunday with Uilbridge rela- for your health's snake. E. C. Jones RADIO �*O �+�+p"��� r t Picks ' n1`'!► 1 SER ♦ _ iMr. and Mrs. Richard Coe r, fives. 4 X18 _-- Pe Belleville, spent a rew days last of Waterford,here here during the week with the former's mother4 Expert Service on alt nakes ,week. t Attendance at Sunday School in The Beal Storer I,�Uremolnt � of receivers 1 e s Ruhead' continues in mach the United Church on Sunday last ATTENTION ' P90NB 92t Bring yarn sets mere sad Saud the wane health, with little change we* o record one for some time. r FURNITURE ' Stock of tubes always on hand. :ae yet. I 122 were present. Mrs. McIntyre entertained a few A ata are. bein made We rsie displaying an attractive Rtrsell W� Gray, Brougham at. friends at a bridge on Wednesday gore g BrockRoad Gravel variety of �--, ­­.J t .= faffp+n.v,r �ecial Mothers Day Service- _ in the Bis ' A]uminum Ked Granitewxre Etc. r Ins. Ayers entertained a num- Pmt Church, o week from Pit 1, Furniture and F'urcitixre' +. Sunday next. Details later. • Moveldes.•'- -ben 'og lady friends at a. birthday Considerable 'illness, is reported Crushed Pit Run rices low, is keeping' with tinrec.' Law -- &Aor Sales party a week ago. in our neighborhood. This time of _M . and Mrs Leonard -Chick, _appears" to" b� one_w he --�r��e�- — bf' a -A Ay JLJLA%JUL Odessa, spent the week-cad; at Jug we begin 'to take a few liberties, _. —_ Dealer , the Baptist Parsonage. and colds in'numbers are the res- Sa•nd and Graded M assay-Harris - �,- Mr. and Mrs. -Johnson, of Tor- ult. ' -onto, were with Mr, and Mm. D. Stone cvoa USED CARS � :A- Pugh over the week-end. Fad GOODYEAR TIRES — r Dalivered or Lorded 111 Pit WILLARD BATTERIES On Wednesday, May 10th, the GENERAL BLAM.%MHII•FQ 'L•�7°ont School Mask mea, HIGH QUALITY PHONE: Piant, Pick 1026 Implements' under the direetidn of Mr. .Lynde, Q Toronto *We Howard 6471 SKILLED MOTOR REPA&S f Give us a flier on a New or �(Jsed Cat will provide ,an evening of eater- LOVD. SPEAKER 'JOHN BOURNE& SON 24 Flours Towing Sery�,oe ~ tainmeaat at the Carrsnunity _H*I. The .concert will begin at 8, E. S. SySTE�t , Sales and Service �f :,� Gordon J. Law rMe Badminton Club enjoyed AND" Pie 2WH considerable success in the '°Har- 'Sound Car - 1 PwK klNG, 7 ONTARIA mony•Kids" program given here on • • wutttaue. # Friday last. A very good crowd Advertising uuttwtu was-present, and-an-excellent pro- SHALT ' I uHMtt W w gmun given. AUTO RADIO SERVICE Farr9s Elevator L The sudden, aceiderrtal death of Satisfaction .Guaranteed' . his cousin, Ed- Overland,, at •Erin, KILL Fhe7 eels-meaxi �earn�ideraol� - %U1--�W i LSON Claremont, Ont. hock to Mr. Overland St., s BROOKLIN, ONT. Deceased was killed in an I A full line of Imptements and Phone Res. Jab Office`W38 s Aare 618 — Brook 15r11 p SOY BEANS — $1.25 per bush. t vlbiie driti-ing a team and Reairs.ller. �9tfVf/ood's Milk Coolers, Elec- heaving ap with the frost of free fro= noxious wee& proved roadway of the Brock tric Fences and Surge_ Barley. .Oats. . Free fro= weeia- torsd daring the Dasa week, is Siv- a ftksrs• Clttep of say kind sold U '•! aing cense for epweek iaa L VEAL - NAIVES WANTED Poetry . W Feeds. » - to the prog am of the County on Phone Pick 5r1. Bttss Cad it 9/vai + the proposed new, one rite. to be J n B N j<. GI LLMAN gig, sy titoe�g ![a11scW � F, added, south of here this sprriiac. BROUGHAM. ONT. 23 I%e life and durability of the i� SELLYOUR CALVES AT HOME - --- ` surfaces seem to be doubt". - Tits regular monthly meeting of - Save Time and Money = f the Women's 31issionary Society writl be held in.the Sunday School We have a buyer at the farm room of the United Chunk, oa Mrs. day, May lick, at ail r. _ IWIONDA Yt TUESDAY AND s►` ] Mrs. Raweorr•a Group wilt_ ato is , • -_ •"� *barge of the program, mad there WEDNESDAY _ will be a spatial speeleer. 111tis is - -- A LO�K ,� U be , s parYietrlarly ieisrssha :�,CKERINC FARMS TAK , sale diwI and skasid ap"al is all , t -- 'witewen iwters boil is arissitar. A - - 'LIMITED •• �tid ior" irwiiation is extoaded to all , "14""ea sit ales M+agresaties. OW s .j r Why.Rfx t k jam pr just imagine it I Olds quality, per are an amurawn o f k�+t x u � - DODGE SIX . . . 'DODGE DELUXE . . 'DODGE.DELUXF, iormance and dependability in a Pon".'In addition. you gat DODGE SPECI7IL ODGE GUST011t Cas 608 right down with the new I�yth>Inic Aide—the "me r� lowed in ptdoel Ja d wkat you ade fiat is h at�d is the =pops—go who&ym bay the big,lwilliant lar-pcioad Ok% Sava My Sesis t� - Olds"3eMct wt. Oldaf fla.hiaq Eighty - and Ei ht Serie$—and the h ' 95 h.P. $egine is a foal-saver If Handi- Ml�Gear Contral. Case d. - 1 there ever was ooe and Olds ia--bolt at the car and flare sew + loth Ori9inal . q%W*aaatetria s and workmanship low4xim tag—and compare! , row rt•wtthly~a+ents oel the Q«walXste"low#61an .t rhn. A��O SALE Y April 26th to May 6thskwwwle RIVE k� n On the rooeltal roods,O1dr Mobile povot oil 4 own ways 0 oil Sprkw r_ ;;•, � �' .S. WOr SstbiNsatiot ° � - - /� I I • � - - - add ^--1CA�AeNou sp the [tido,lAe roasoothed Rhythmic lI rte. hodonywMro,ofetypi"I IWutrats4—Oidr,rtob,L � .' • > ` Select Six"Coup* vuh opera Seats. (jet your supply of beautiful NARVO ;t these attssctire ^ M ., bargain prices. !0 scours to deoosefrom ` t�albw W56 .=1.50 94.OD Gall ota 190 .75 f.lWo ` trams . . 1.50 .40 1.10 is . r • -—. •� _.. •� y= Ptgts si$ .10 .40 ,. Also on this sale: NARVO Satin Finisb--w:sU- able.semi-lustrous, for walls, etc.,9 shades. �' : .:,,CHAS. COOPER —= CLQ - - Assoc. Dealer-1. M•cGlashen--Dunbarton JURNRY0 DONALD MOTOR SALES WHrMY - -` Assoc. Dealer ---M, Slee¢--Plckeriimz - rNo. S. aai.sDOx ' �, Pickering, Otst. c._.t w.� a r'•. .r- _ as c'v .S's. ,X" .<' ✓ri+,.. +z. t - _ •s,;a+: x -;:w 'x'^.,.r.,r• s. +7r ef'� ....nor: '^,.r ..m�,.•.-.,Ts�w�•."A•`.+,'-�... ..q'.•e.,... ,-. ^:.r• :-•.2^:• :d." -t"'- .a.. ^-o-' _-scya,.'" `., ..-a,.,•.b . '.,-'... :f>,,.. } y,.. ..v.. w-. ...ds^•-r .., a-`_�w .-:. �.•+-.N r- a'. ;..-:,;�. :,,, •:•[";:k+±��.. .,c* �-M- n. a�. :T.., ., ',.. .... ;.:..:' ,-�.d..'•• .Jf'" ... '-:' .e':...:`vo, . .:. '-. -.r ...: ••,:*,� .:}e ='. m.n:.'•."r~,,, a7::�s.,�•„y.- •..�.,' .m .,n.�r.,. s=. ,+- :, . -....r-x%��+'. ,, .., ,lf. e- .. '"• p..'-' ''�•P."' -,.�. - -,A+� ,+ ' - .... ,. ...- ..•:u ;.,� .;,K.m.. .:.'.. a •, � rA's" ,^,::� ,✓ - , rim les." May looked over the stock. GROC" "Wrinkles too easily,• r. T("' "The new organdie doesn't. It's Of- I ��� specially treated some way. These fust came in from,New York," She { opened the case. --- 61J ALMA SIOUX ICARLMRRY Gran's eyes lit on a lovely butter- 5 t0 Women cup yellow. eN ll�w ORars SYNOPSIS. for good times or pretty clothes or .. • (• 'When Marlborough Jones' moth• anything a normal girl takes an in- Let�e see that one." She was . Rtaders . aa�k Drip-Cut or leaves their home in Leebrook terest in, why, mind you, she's per pointing to it. to address a ,convention in Cleve- fectl'y willing to work all day and "Judy ought a look awfully pest• .�� ...and . -SYR U P • tp in that shade:' May removed it if's j land. she Is very much worried all evening in.that old drug store COOKY FESTIVITY from the hook lovingly. "She's a J U G about leaving her 18-yeat-old son slingitlg sodas and her.tatlter does Cooky festivity! There are Click `• alone for the first time. - not even bother to give her spend- real brunette. Where's the party. At- Mrs. Miller?" _ . ___— Fud a Squares and Date Bars i a Sayina ts on asking Judy Mliter Ing money. I don't like it.," awaiting t e crow Sugar ou -- ---:=the girl next door, to_run_In daily The doctor sat back, smiling Buttercup Yellow Organdie y is�josedj A smooch aluminum _- _ _ducks-.solus- to_market or stars _ .____ __band saaDs over the___ to see that her tall handsome boy very broadly, - "OTs, there are Tota-of parties, - crescents, diamonds, and maybe obtains and cuts;o� e is no Is all right. Marla says u y as eIL thisI's-Ts some I ng n the angels, too. n g a omcoo a It u a grand lug enough to do helping out in her Gram. I thought your Judy must implication that there was say- jar bulging with Coconut Flake to serve syrup from. father's drug store. And when have done something dreadful,-and .,-thing unusual in her granddaught• To set yours at a bi ti Cookies. sari Is send Sec In !While he is in the drug store later here you sit and tell me the trouble er's having a new dress and going four �•!b. Bee Hive Lisa Lorin drops in and asks him with-her is that she's too perfect:' out. FUDGE SQUARES , Syrup labels (or the Loring equivalent nt in tbs.and A� -casually to come to her home that "I want you to do something May flushed. "This is the very 3�a cup sifted flour 500for the 12-oz. '/a teaspoon baking der that retails at over{1. evening to meet Kentucky Louel- about'!t.",Gram clenched her tiny latest of sub-deb models." She held g w - For the 40- etre tan of Louisville. This Is part of hands in her lap. "You're a man of the dress out to her. "It's slenderiz- a teaspoon salt -t send tens-lb Bee iv ' a well thought out plan. When Lisa the world. You know "ow to at- tag and will give Judy height, Not 1/3 cup butter or other shorten- 5 o equivalels nt nd nit (oe the egwvaleat in lbs learned from the departing Mm tract a little country girl and make that she's short or plump or any- Ing and SI) The 40-err. v* :2 squares unsweetened chow-' M�aellste�atteau to$ he Jones that Marlborough was to be her-want to go out 9n parties and thing like that: alone, she thought of making use riding around with you. I Rant you "Judy !s little," said Grai'��"She late, melted Js. manufacturer—the �? of the handsome Jones bo in en- 1 cu sugar addrt�aisoaeresyylabed. y to take her out to a party tonight." . could stand a little height. She's P g tertaining Tucky. Her only fear Is Peter Johne threw back his headonly five feel two." '2 eggs well beaten i that Martie will- not ''loosen up" and laughed.-Gram Joined him, but iia cup milk and spend money on Tucky at. a bit weakly. Gram looked at every one of the 1 teaspocn vanilla y .1 cu broken walnut meats ' though he has a hundred thousand part dresses but always came to , g "I know ft sounds crazy." Color P t .left him by his father. Tucky, was high in the old cheeks. "I am.,*, the buttercup Due with the close Sift flour once measure add pretty and and resourceful, soon real- fitting'barque and ruffles. baki owder and salt, and sift again; add flakes. Cream butter, p y not asking you to.Lail in-love.with lig P g , , Inas that Lisa invited the bashful her and marry her or anything like "We've a wide picture hat and together three times. Add butter add sugar gradually,and cream to- "mama's boy" because she. does that. And I certainly don't want my slippers to match it," May suggest- to chocolate and mix well. Bake gather well. Add eggs, onie at a not want to share her real boy Jay to do anything out of the ed, and was surprisgd when Gram in greased pan, Sx8x2 inches, in time, beating thoroughly. after c • lt friends. Mike TuWag, who had way,« not only asked to see them, but a stow oven (825°F.) 1 ho ,-, or un. each. Add vanilla. Add flour I g been put out of two prep schools, Knock Their Eye Out bag as well. til done. Remove from pan and and flakes mixture, mixing well. v dashes up in his new runabout and Gram blushed suddenly and the Now not one word to Judy or a cool. Cut in squares. Makes 16 Add coconut. Drop from teaspoon -2, tYarlle roost !Inds himself at the doctor laughed again. sous' who would tell her," Gram squares. on ungreased baking sheet and ' y Red Rooster Inn. He cannot'danee "I Be&" His blue eyes danced warned her when she gave May DATE BARS bake in moderate oven .(375°F,) and apologizes awkwardly to with mirth. "You want Judy to Just forty-five dollars and took her 1 cup sifter. flour 12 to 15 Minutes, or until done. Tucky- She says she will teach play with fire a little — just little packages. "I want it to be' a real 1 teas M- eee about 5 dozen cookies. For ' hien later at her Uncle Marble's, Poon salting powder _ n salt -_ cup chopped nuts 'k enough to realize how pleasant It surprise. If you tell I'll bring them _35 teaspoon variation —whom she'* vtsitiag: ttsr; - - - _ :t seeing-' -can be. But you don't Rani her to back; May:" 1 cup sugar - ' ��Y to misters before may be added her plana going awry, Insists upon get her wings scorched." When Judy came Mrs. Miller met 2 eggs, well beaten �- t leaving early. Marlin wonders what "You're poking fim at me," the her at the door and rushed her out 1 tablespoon. melted butter * his mother will think. old woman said and put her hat to the kitchen. 2 cups fineljr cut dates. g on. "Bat this is what I want you to "Here's your supper, dear." Tbs .cup broken nut meats L ' . From �! CHAPTER VI do. There's a Party next door this grandmother almost pushed her 1 tablespoon hot water - . .Overs After breakfast Judy hurried evening. Just a bunch of silly kids. down to the table. "Hurry aow.'so Sift flour once, measure, add I over,to tell Gram the news. And But no one ever pays Judy any at- you cast•get ready for the party." balling powder and salt, and sift lir Fralseea Lee Sart Gram seemed $ead'Ishly delighted.' tendon. i want you to take her and Excitement's Catching again. Add sugar gradually to IB' chicken has graced your S=- Gram _ Judy almost.believed'Gram would matte them all sit lip and tape-not- "What's the hurry?" Judy was eggs aeating well. Add butter; day dinner table, don't sirs way i be, glad if Martie went out ,and iCe» amused. '•It's only six o'clock. My, then dates and nuts,and mix thor- to despair when gout seas the F committed murder I "I'd be delighted," the interne but you're excited. You'd think I oughly. Add flour, _ alternately m io u r n t b e "You just bet you'll gu-" Gram grinned. "Will she go?" was going to be married or same• with hot water, mixing well. Bake - e -absence of left. patted her on the top of her black "You come just about five or tea thing. Instead of just going over to in two greased pans, 828x2 inches, 'c aqvers for Mon. . shiny head. "And .you'll buy a minutes to'eight." .Gram looped Marlfe's." in slow oven (328°F.) 30 to 36 day night sup- nice taEw daces, too. I guess you relieved. "I'll keep hes there-And- •'Nevar mind," Gram atitlled. minutes. Cool Cut in bars. per. Just attack - can 'loop.as good a: the best; of I want you to drop in Just as "Eat. and hurry." Makes 48. the remains. 'em." ': though you came to call on me and The doorbell rang. Gram ran to SUGAR COOKIES gently but firbe m- ly. V : "1 don't need's new dress just Judy must think the Idea oL-gol answer it. It was Millie Taylor 2% cup+ sifted flour - amazed at the L i to go over to Marl;e'1I" Judy turn- to the party is a sadden fnspirallon� from the beauty parlour. Gram had_ 13a teaspoons baking powder meat you'll get ff F the adds away as.'rtd�1e'"mous. "What of mine." rushed her upstairs. ori the bird. You'll only need a 34 teaspoon salt r 'difference does it make! haven't "I'll be right oil t:he dot." Peter cupful 1n order'to have a grand t a,boy friend. I'm est the seemed to relish the idea- "Get Your things ready:' t3be teaspoon nutmeg chicken salad for a cold supper the j bustled into the bathroom. "You I% teaspoons grated lemon rind, nest night. Then yoa71 be filled I :cook." +» "Judy's pretty.- Gram assureti� can wash and wave Judy's hair 34 cup butter or other shortening with.the grand and glorious !sellas Id t:Gat so. Grim did some tife amused physician. "Yogi dbd't' here. I want you_to give her the 1' cap sugar of looking lavish and being eeo- imp id /iggurtng. ' "Well. we'll see need to think I'm handitrg you -li works. You can be through, by sev. eggs, w011 beaten non>dcaL About that!" pigeon-toed lemon witq bacTo- en-thtr(y, 'can't you?" 1 tablespoon rich milk or cream Chicken Salad Maid • �►*' As dloon as Judy left the house teeth," "Yes," Millie ` ' -- Gram dresser! hurriedly sad' went . put- on her apron. $ift tiot}r Dace. add baking pow- 1 Dockage lemon-flavored sc'al'e; _ Peter howled with merriment. 1Life cups hot chicken stock. tree' rtI hurry." der, sell, and. nutmeg, and sift downtown,.; Oa the porch of the "Well, thanks for that infornna= Gram ran downstairs. ' a from fat; 2 tablespoons vinegar; f gain. Add lemon rind to buttes Leebroot Ina she found Peter tion. I was a little worried. I am "Now not one word out _of yon•, and cream thoroughly. Add sugar 'S teaspoon wit; dash of chopper ,Johns. sure , however, that any grants. Judy." She took pie from the loe• • in the bodyhas been observed in 1 cup diced chicken; 1 cap chopped celery: ! tablespoons chapped I "You're just the man I've bdea daughter of yours world be d very box. "Swallow this down in hurry. a joint research project carried green pepper. - chasing." Gram , motioned the charating beautiful lady;' Millie is befe to fix you up for tate on by Dr. Horace G. Getz, of Phi- Dissolve gelatin in hot chicken young Interne to keep his seat, slid "Fiddle!" Gram got aD• "Save Stock. Chill until slightly thicken. ! ¢Sopped beside him. "My: It's get- party." ladelphia, and Dr. George Hilde- your sweet talk for Judy, and give "Gram. Jady looked almost an brand and Milton Finn, of Madi. ed. Combine remaining ingredients ~flag hat!" her plenty of It. I shall expect you and told into slightly thickened . . . Hoped, "How s•l11Y•" son, Wis. gelatin. Turin into loaf. "I was going to call on you this to be your devastating self. -Do s pan• Chiu "Do lie I. say. "I've a nice sur They discovered that of nearly �� �, Uamold on crisp lettuce, afternoon:' the 'doctor smiled. "My you know, I'd never noticed before prise for you. Dear me, I hope it gradually, and cream together Garnish with mapoansise. Serve mother wrote me, I got the letter Peter, Ton are really a handsome fits." well. Add eggs and Dream, and In Mile" Serves 6. thiamorning, to be sure not to put a young specimen" "Yon've _",chat have you gone. -beat thoroughly; then add flour , It oft another day." "I improve with age." The doe- and bought me?" Judy w'as begin- gradually, mixing well. Chill'un- Gram took her hat-off and.fanned tar walked with her to the gate. ning to catcli a little of her grand- til firm enough to roll. RoH )tierael2. "Do you realize I'm almost twen- mother's excitement, inch thick- on slightly floured ` "I had a card from her yesterday ty-three?" "blind your own affairs." Gram board. Cut with floured 334-inch _ f tiLft'ernoon telling me you were here •;�;o, I can't realize it." Gram looked very-musteriousl. sad to keep ka eye on you and see sighed wistfully. "Your y cutter and sprinkle with sugar. ou didn't get tato say mischief. grandmoth- .(To Be Continued) Bake on ungreased baking sheet ,7 er and I were just-about your age- in hot oven (400°F.) 10 minutes, _ But I ve come on business, Peter, when. we had our double wedding. or until done. Makes 23<i dozen St#VC that 'S've Come to,ask a great favour of Tittle 1s flying too fast, my boy:' -YOU., ­You cookies. Cookies may be cut in with the jI "You don't look a day over fitly- -� -N E W _ RNS _ Peter Johns took his pipe out of fancy shapes and frosted or decor• a OAd$V five," he-told her truthfully, W 1 aied with- colofed candies, sugar KES Ilia mouth and eat up attentively. Sh! reached up•and kissed hien ♦l omen s Feature - DWN ,GAS "Of course, Mrs. Miller. I'm at : 1 : citron:'nuts, and candied'cherries. •. S . on the cheek. They are especially suitable for, i our service, day.or night," .. Miss Sadie B. Chambers,• Y You've• been very understand- children's y ' °1eiO °O�t'" d Under A Strain winner of,the Christmas Din- Parties or for halide Dae saaeoatnea sesw lag, you scamp._And I71 trust you entertaining. . . •• Banjuv ters lum . Gram fidgeted. What she w,as' not to let this•'thrh9 go too far. ner Menu Contest, will Con- COCONUT FLAKE COOKIES, 1jnut' m' about to say wag difficult. The You young internee are-dangerous. duct a weekly column of '�' ems, °"t �' young doctor could see sbe was us.• I knew one once." ] 1/3 cups sifted flour p - • amu! ' der a strain. A Handsome Young Speolmen * -Home Hints �" teaspoons baking pow- der =DZ ew To put her at ease he said, "Of `So!" Peter nodded'wisely. 'So Rt�i a teaspoon salt a were• -k,�_ course, I'm only'an luteins,so it it )mss = 3 cups corn flakes The CWman bat■ and that's why you picked on me to re- stew,Ceap a. Zee. --;s anything medical I may not be form your too perfect,granddaugh t• Miss Chambers -has had i cup butter or other short= 1s:n1 ��•„ ,-erects,Oat. able to handle it alone. But - -- 'ening er. Comes the light:' extensive training tri domes- 1 cup granulated sugar C. oleman ' A, TOVES j1 Gram shook her head. "Go away'." Gram waved'him to tic science. If you write t0 "Oh, no, Pater, we're all well. ,It one side. ""I'll see you tonight." y air cup brown sugar, firmly — it's about my grand-daughter. She walked hurriedly down the her, enclosing a stamped, packed i --- Tou haven't met her, have you?" street. Peter was tempted to go self-addressed envelope, she `:2 eggs, unbeaten "No. I haven't. I hope it's.noth- will endeavor to het you 1 teaspoon vanilla DO YOU FEEL down to the drug store and take a p y •1 ' cups premium shred coco- I.ng serious. Mrs, Mtller:" look at his blind date. But he then solve your household prob- '"�` pn NERVOUS, WEAK? "Call me Gram." The old lady thought better of it. Some one lems. summoned all her courage. "No, it might introduce them and spoil 'all. ` Sift flour once, measure, add H 0 U SANDS isn't, Peter, Maybe you wouldn't of Gram's plans. STARTS NEXT WEEK b'akiiig powder and .salt, and sift i,of weak,nervous ,pall it_anything to worry about at _ � w she*Mrs. Miller, ewas all aflutter when open have. been all. But I do: Ju y is too goo or p to the helped to regain Ther own good. That's what I came Pierce's Fp-Dr second floor. of Loueltan's c apart- streng Do This If You're ,For`�EczemcJ -'- : Pierre's Favonte to see you.about." inert store: She had stopped at the Prescription. It Dr. Johns was afraid he hadn't a calms 'the nerveA, bank and drawn fifty dollars from 1 understood. her account. NERVOUS Skin Troubles ' stimulates the appy "I don't quite, get it," be halt tite, improves nutri. "A 'party dress for Judy," she tion,benefits the fe. smiled. Don't take ehances on products you know H greeted May Sims, the clerk, and nothing about or rely on,temporary relief inn t up pour mind today that you are male organ. Mrs, Onr.beth "My n las were "No, I didn't think you would," noted her eurlbus expression with when:here's need of a goodTenera►�stem Irving to dire your skin a real chance to Kay Ave.,Wlnd.or,Oer.,say,:"My aerie°wen Gram sighed, and the interne deeid- tonic lite time proven Lydia E.Pl m's. get.well. Oo to any gw,d drag store and ¢et lost about driving me(antic. 1 had no appetite. a tinge of bitterness. "It's a aur• Vegetable Compound, made espeeialIV-for gn original bottle of Moeme's Emerald Oil— was in such a weakened eneditioa i could hard• v w x »d she must have been s very at rise," she added. "I thllik. Jud srot,sers from whotettome barbs tad roou nt lase many days because it s bion!v eon ly do my housework.But atter skies Dr.lHeres's f p y Let Pinkham's Compound bel btrDd �red' -Favorite Prescription 1 was relishing m meals, `1 tractive girl in her day. "Blit I do takes a fourteen." p l'he .very first appku.•attun will five you '-and slept soundly at night. My old atrea,tth re• ItneaII Cx8Cay what I say."' more physical resistance and thus aid In relief--the rtchina of Eczema is instantly torsed. I felt }int fine to every way, and once "Just about." May led -hor back •calming flancty nerves,loosen distress from y '"etoVPed—eruptions dry up and Dealt off in fiore t enioyed living." Get it In liquid or tab. "She's Too Perfect" to the high display case. "What female functional disorders and make life a very few daps. 'rhe same is true of itch. fete at your drug store.today. „ worth living. ina Toes and Feet, Barber's Itch.Salt Rheum My granddaughter:' she Contin• kind of a party dress, Mrs. i'l'ls,-?" For over 60 years eine woman has told and ocher akin troubles. � �- lead after a slight pause, "is a reg- another how to go •'smiling thrte' with Rememhe+ that AI„one's h:n,eraid Oil is a ~- t 'The prettiest one you have. I do ; Issue No. 18 — 39 (lar little stick-in-the-mud. I am clean, 1> %rrful, penetrating Antiseptic Oil Piakham's—over 1,000,000 women have want son%thing long and ruffly' I written in re�o rd glodeaa ixmetses—it that.d"e, nr,e sr,n+ ar leave a ,traasy rel(due. t -,' orried about her. She doesn't Care a "'[UST 8>r {aWD 10complete sariafarlion or money back. t� "We •bave some lovely orxand- F - 7 Y•F ',lfi9 •.x5 1. ._...-•.a; .3..."-� ,. ,... ,... _':" int r't'+, 'iT' ^a -]q, - '$r. . -•y,. _ ,. L 'F .� :'...:_ all his house; and man of the claiming to ••. r y g you the testimony of � Two Anthems`it ems Corinthians hearing believed, and God. 2. For I determined not to r l�il !'fit L`1llTjj ' Sutnda were baptized. It was a contin- know anything amopg you, save /^� •_ ...r Y ual revival after Silas and Timo. Jesus Christ, and him crucified. C�eme to Auto --Are Recon r� thy came, and a great church was 'Whatever else Christianity tomes 0 gathered here during Paul's la- to be and it comes to be a great v i Vast Expansion 4 Fa' r bors.in this city, deal else the principle of its DominionIn Says ,.O Goads �°,.. 9. And the Lord said unto Paul growth, and the germ which must Auplaae � U.S. .Apt "GoaSave The Karg" vitalize the whole, lie in the ger. --To Be Brought Witbin Lesson is the night by a vision, Be not t .Reach Of Average Sanctioned p; . "e �i afraid, but speak and,hold not thy Banality and the death "of Jesus ¢rage Citizen. peace, Christ. We are called upon 'to preach an applied Christianity, a The national nthem is not ren 10. For I am with thee, and no Igor Sikorsky, noted airplane de. ognized by any Tkw but is a "queb- =;i;•� - Social gospel. e LESSON VI man shall set on thee to harm signer, asserted this week at a tion of convention and custom," ac- t s 3: And I was with you in weak- PAUL WOR'.:S A HARD FIELD hee: for I have much people in private flyingconference that cit it And he dwelt thereesswithin the next decade there eta ­. a reply tabled by y � - • trembling, Paul had been and "shame- Sovernmeat in the Hoare of COMP Corinthians 2:1.5 a year' and six months, teaohing fully entreated" at Philippi, He would be s vast mansion of light mons. - the word of God amottg them. airplane building is the United printed Text, Acts 16:1,.4-11; had been driven b r Quid-h8og-an ef3ect T. L; ChurQh, Cor. y purposely used out of Thessalonica d Beroea, in promoting prosperity similar to ronto-Broadview, had asked wheth. Golden Tex'.-1 can d, all things "dwelt" nd be p Y He had been left alone to be mock- er any national anthem othbr than . here to indicate.the quiet and that which the general vat o! auto- ' in him that strengtheneth me. settled work to which the apostle ed at Athens. He had been vir- mobiles produced. "God Save the King" was recog. y Phil. 4,:13. tually expelled from the syna. nized by the government of Can• rAl was directed by the vision which Landing In Backyards THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING had calmed his troubled spirit, g°gut in Corinth. This was too Mr. Sikorsky, whose aviation !n• ads, and, it Bo, by what authority. i Time.—Paul's visit in Athens much.for even-his iron nerve, His terests always have been concerned By Custom And Usage r acs had taught flim that his cher:. 0 and Corinth occurred A.D. 50 to ished plan of revisiting Macedo- courage was tottering, and Lake with huge bombing planes and giant °'� a member of the British . G2; he. vro'e his First rniatIe to shows how the Lord cheered his 'clipper ships of the skies, told Commonwealth of Nations," the re-. nis must be postponed to preach-' heart again. p .� ' the Corinthians in A.D. 54. During this period I and II Thes- delegates that he was certain that Ply said, Canada is using, as a {: Place.—Beth Athens an*] Cor- salonians were written. Men at- 4. And we speech and my the airplane was about to be national anthem, and will continue ]nth were in what we might call tacked him with a view of injur- pre . ung were not in persuasive brought into the homes of ordinary • to use, 'God Save the King.' the central part of southern inghim, but without success, for wor..s of wisdom, but in demon- eltizens through the development "As is the case with other mem Greece. . stration of the Spirit and of pow of new t his continuous abode in Corinth er b. that your faith should not types of much lower land• bers of the Commonwealth, another 1. After these things he depart- was a fulfi]Iment of the promise Ing speeds than any,now in exist• anthem with particular reference ee from Athens, and came to Cor- stand in the wisdom of men, but in verse 10. in the power of God. once. The direct-lift airplane poss• to the country, itself also has been inth. The record of the second essing the ability to make vertical sanctioned by custom and usage.in I Cor, 2:1-b. Paul wrote'more missionary journey of the apostle to the church at Corinth, as far landings is back yards, he said, Canada, namely "O Canada".- Paul is found in Acts 15:36-18: was "just around the corner" and as the New Testament documents 22, by which we shall see a: once would benefit private flying when ° inform us, than to any other one. Mystery Miaow that•inthe chapter we are now to church of all those he visited. In it was perfected. He stressed that genera] favor it it had been neves- study Paul-is drawing to the end t 'Wither the automobile nor the Bary 'W go ten or twenty miles to hese epistles to Corinth Paul of this great preaching tour. He radio ever would have come into use them. - probably. came to Corinth in A.D. worked out, for the instruction When MnMr, Cole moved' into a •; and guidance of the Christian new house at Bream, Gloucester- X remaining there about eigh- teen church, for all ages .to follow, the shire, England, he found he had n months. great'principles of church govern. inherited a miaow. So builders Corinth was '.the commercial ment and church polity. were called is and in 2 more days capful of Greece, occupying a 1. And 1, bsethren, when I came a frightened cat was freed—af RADIO NOTE � commanding position at the sou- unto you, came not, with excel- ler part of a bedroom wall and a thern extremity of the narrow is- leafy of speech or of wisdom, pro- ceiling had been taken down. nexus which joined the Greecn. e. - u © Ayr arena to the.mainland of Greece. _ 1, �I �.. As an emporium of the trade of the East and the West Corinth EngIlS�1 1 1 OV�lIS 4 " OCHER grew into a splendid city,the home THE ROYAL VISIT Black Beavers. ay 2b, times to of merchant princes, adorned with - temples and filled with works of • His Majesty Bing George VI be announced, The Royal Party w� broadcast five times over the in Regina `fine art. HO=LZOM'AL Answer to Previous Pvsasle y 2¢, times to be But as it increased in wealth 1, 7 Author of iT Cotuitenzrt- Canadian networks during his announced, The Royal Party in " A A: n orthcomin tour of Canada. Calgary•.,,May 29, 2.45 and refinement, Corinth became A Christmas N Cant, ! g proverbial- for abysmal profligacy. o1-y GIE'S:T'E �'TlElP tt(�(��(�C IB Hoy. Queen Elizabeth broadcasts once. Their Majesties welcomed in Van. Inbo this centre of commerce, I2 Arabian. 1111WJEUM 20 He liked The King's schedule: — May 15, couver, escort of 20 Indian wa1 shrine of art. and cortex o; Taiga- 13 Custom- L A!T 42: I I S to _- 1.45 p.m. from Quebec at'Federal canoes....May 80, 3.00' p.c. B.C. ity, St. Paul came. Howlonghe 13 Paper mut- AST VE'S D'A 5! I 'A'N P;5 22 Observed. Government luncheon....May 18, Premier welcomes Their.Majestiet had been in the city before he berry' bark. M v M'A' S OTT i ic 23 Behold. 2.45 p.m. from Ottawa at War .••.3.00 P.m,. Presenting the col. � found Aquila and,Priscilla we do 16 Death notice, 1 Ai N T ®i Y E rI I 26 Let it stand. Memorial Unveili4tg....May 24, on to the Royal Canadian Navy ,not'know, nor do we know wheth- 17 ADIPiEIA'S E Mi 'UTLZ 29 Portico. •3.00 p.m. from Winnipeg to the ....6.00 p.m. The King speaks. 30 Comic. Fm 're....Ma 30 6 er they were Christians or not be. ll9 Doubled up I 5 1 POP E E' Pj y , pm. from June 2,-7.00 p.m. Royal visit to fore they met the apostle Paul. hand. R A L I M I T'E p 4!C 31 Military- Vietoria at B.C. Government lun- the Edmonton Municipal Airport met them 21 A N O A O station. ah . June 16 hour to be an- •...7.30 m. The-Premier Al.ti Paul fla�gaged in the same craft •22 S stet• TEEN R E P E. A p• , were e h tribal noanced,'Yrom Halifax at N.S. btrta welcomes Their eerier which he made his living, namely, Z4 Auto. M M Ai rte• Government luncheon.... ...June 8, 5.00 p.m..The Royal 35 Fill Queens whedvule:-- May Part in Saskatoon....June 7 the making of testa. As time 2S Ntutem Filling. The y y t z' 43 You. 4 Rodent. 87 Crown' 19, between 10.45 a.m, and 11.30 8.30 ,vent on, thele two people became p!°��- 98 Dravidian P.m. School Children demon• co-labourers of the 44 Verb. S Pound.. sm.,from Ottawa while'laying the strate before Their Majesties ai greatest help- 26 Gender. :4S Musical note, 6 One who•sues.� ��ge• emmersWne of the a' 9 reme 'Bamilton Ont...,.June 7, 8.30 !'ulnesa in.the mighty labors of 27 To put on. 41 Definite , P tee" the ever-a ve apostle. 28 Musical note. 47 To graze. 7 Costly, article, Court Building. p.m. Their Majesties pass beneath 29 Not change-. 48 Grandpa- 8 Court. More than seventy broadcasts NiSCAM Falls....10.15 p.m. The Co-Laborers rental. ,9 Emerald 43 To bark. in all have been arrangel by CBC King and Queen cross the boater 4. And be reasoned in the s - able. 44 Delivered. y 32 Consumed. 51 Act of lending mountain 46 To a�� to cover the Royal tour from coast into the United States:... j a:gogae every Babbaih, and per_ ,g4 To be ffi� �Ham, 10 Narrative' 47��: i to coast. June 8 to June 11, NBC, CBS - sanded Jews and Greeks. 5. But 56 Not to win. Dom- 48 Tough tree. Schedule for tour to Victoria and Mutual, times to be announc- when Silas and Timothy came 34 Tumult�� ' S8 He was born 11 Pertainia and beck to N' Falls:-Ma ed, ' Y down from Macedonia, Paul was in g 49 High moon- a y Their Majesties in the United disturbance. --ti to the nose. ��. 6, 7.30 a m. Repulse leaving States. constrained untrained by the word, testify- g7 Pa,� England. 24"David Cop- So Card game. Portsmouth, England....May 13, Their Majesties arrive in Hali- Ing to the Jews that Jesus was the 39 Sum 59 His family p geld• Hawaiian time to be announced, Repulse Christ. The effect produced by g0 Sun 8�• wasboyhood'sP lse faz approximately at 11.00 a.m. #. - bird. enters Canadian waters......May June 15th, and the King will be their arrival seems to have been dl Glazed cSay =TIC+ 54 To accomplish 14, time to be annoanceJ, The Re- heard in his fifth and final Cana. as instant increase of the zeal block, ft Usage. 16 Another of his 55 And. pulse a .. and. energy with which Paul re- 42 Towa�- b�• approaches Rimouski....:. than address at the luncheon which " -S7 Therefore. May 15, 10.00 a.m. The King-seta follows. The Royal Party boards slated the opposition which was foot on Canadian soil....1.45 P.m. the Repulse to sail for Eng]and at even now beginning to hem in the 1 His Majesty speaks. p.m. 6.00 ° Progress of the truth: P.M.p.m. - Fireworks and concert from Que- TO BE HEARD—May 5, 8.80 6, And when they opposed bee....May 16, times to be an- p.m, CBC, CBL--Mise Trent's themselves vex and blasphemed, he id mounted,the King in Montreal.... Children....9.00 p.m. CBS, CFRB shook out his raiment and said May 17, 11.00.am. The King and — Orson Welles,. 10:15 'your them, Your blood be upon Queen arrive in Ottawa....May, CBC, CBL—My Home Town, new your own head; I o clean: , 18, 2.45 p.m. The King's second series....May 6, BBC, CBC-9.10 from henceforth I will go unto the speech....8.45-p.m. State Dinner a.m, The King and Queen leave _z Gentiles. Paul did not say he 6 at the Chateau Laurier Hotel.... England for-Canada....12.1b P.M. Rou1d girt up the work because May 19, 10.45 am. Her Majesty CBC, CBL—Ontario Farm Pro- of the opposition of these people. 31 speaks....2.45 p.m, iheii Ma- gramme....? p.m, CBC, CBL— Let us never give up the,work. _ jesties visit the Parliament Build- The Little Review..::8.15 p.m. _ We may turn in vexation of soul n in ....May 20, 10,45 a.m. Troop- CBC CBL Austin Cross....May from stolid unbelief, and preach utg the Color.... y T to ignorant and bewildered heath- 7 r S 11.15 a.m. NBC (Red) Vernon May 22, times to be announced Crane's Story enism, but -do trot 'let the work . ry Book (new)•..,,1 Their Majesties in Toronto...... p.m. NBC—Great Pla s—E,its, have Less of our energy because y May 2S, times to be announced, beth the Queen....5.45. NBC— we have been disappointed in this Their Majesties in Port Arthur Ray Perkins interviews visitors to or that particular circle. end Fort William....May 24, 1.30 N.Y. World's Fair (new)......5 ?.'And he departed thence, and p.m. Their Majesties welcomed in p.m. NBC CBC—Charlie Mc(`art- went into the house of a certain 30 Winnipeg.,-,,2.15 p.m, Empire by, Edgar Bergen and Chase & man named Titus 3ustus, one that Day`Iiroadcas`s, Addresses of loy. Sanborn Hour....10.30 worshipped God, whose house 1 3 alty. to His Majesty from re re- Pen- oined hard to the s P CBS, CFRB Commentator Kalten_ 3 synagogue. 8: sentative British subjects through- born,,,,May 8, 10.30 p.m. NBC x And Cris us, the ruler of the sy- 39 out the world,theplies.... blue—Premier. ce astern speaks r aagogue, believed in the Lord with 8.15 p.m. Pres a.ion of the from 'Washington. .REG'LAR FELLERS — The Latest s � GENE BYRNES . I CANT - � NONE OF THE RAN 1R/E LOOKED ALL OVER THE. -� FI ND ANY —. -- HENS AR-E-=._. ,WONT BARNRAN PA ANS w -- -- E C.S! LAY1W! SLEEVE COVLO FIND ANY ECvCiS! --- �— I BETCHA THE HENS ARE ON A JTAPID*UP• STRIKE • • ► 1 A•x• v :r..::•-s * a.'.. .,. ..,;�: >a 3•.:, ',• .... {mom,.•. t!- n - 4i•- y ;r„`. ..- "'..r .�..•'^•,,`•....v d .tr ams- .` ,.+-•• ,tr,•e..:' -.»- -s - +-. 6,>r,..�.:-. . •F:' 'r 5�. �j•17 :-c:- -s:f -'�-_ �+; ¢". .. :,e•.r ., ..,. j4...,y�'jNi+� „'^��� )i'F.ra..s• r,.N...,-..'••• „ �.._'.r, r 'p '.,�,im•.. .a,''+ ss�� -_,n .. : F,4L� ".. '.r.-' ' r. • _ w ip ki o - 1� Thawwho wish to see the Royal Choir practice in the United L Q A L 1 train nim do so by going up the Church, Friday, 830 P. rn. i Brock Road, Many, no doubt will Rev. %n. Crunnner left last week PP - _ _ lei -V. VAce, spent the week- , 9 .up to Toronto an the day they for Leeds, Eng., wJaere he takes a - i will visit the cit , which it is " ;. y two-Year Course in Theology. end at her home sit Stroud. < Plan -Mr. Wilson, principal of thr Planned, will be on May 22nd. 1"ubHc School, moved into the K. --.After a lm�thy Period of i11= Pickering Commgnity Clubr ' A. So4nervilie residence on Friday nese, Mu•• Joseph Gonion passed a• • ,cart � way at his honor on the Base Line, With the 'consent of the ���>� We are en o in a splendid y -Mr$. Jeerer pt4drew is in pour ! at the age of 76 years'. His funer- Trustees, the Pickering Commu.nitY , 'health at preSenlR �+'e 'hope that, : al took place on Saturday, when in- Club- will take charge of the First with warmer weather, O1 she will ! terment was made in the Method- of July 'Celebration at the Memor- Sale n prove... i ism t -Cemetery, Pickering. Deceased iai Park. Already an extensive pro- ♦v ; -Bath. Bras. • have moved to ; was a .son of the late Joseph and gram lure been prepared to make , ` "Markham township where they M+re ho were Mens knee rubber,boots in heavyquality at 2. a air Gordon,, pioneers in 1J39 Dor►Linion bay quite outatsnd- q Y P f :L�ve rented the township _ the Pickering. ,,},� R� 1� ir ways lived on the was on whicch The 'Horticultural uSoc t,y and ' the " b�a1ight weight a" them success in .their new home, he died, and where he lived with Women a• Institute will be assisting -rank and Mrs. Jones, and Both well made with red soleli. daughter, , nt a day ! his brother Alex., who is the last the Club. Your personal assistance surviving men(oer of a family of in Lacking the Club in,its work will rr$j $$" overalls and smocks. 2..00 vast week with W. c: and sPe Mrs- I g bmrkar and family. three eons and ttiyo daughters. Mr. be greatly appreciated; and in We are pleased to know that Gordon ways a very quiet_ disponi- truth, the objective of the Clubhey ,BIIre BtaDd the gaff y5ss IU Fawkes is gradually re- tion and'was highly esteemed: He b, to create am ideal community. „ coveriirg from her recent illness, ' was one wilol loved his home and atBla work shirts. The new Bprina 1iD68,1.00 X1.25 took much pleasure fri his viol- " ++ and is able to be around: in. He wa's never married. Men's "Briar Club Fedora hath, fur felt, new s`hadee 3.00 A silver tea will be held- on , Wednesday, May 10th, from 3 to 6 ^fie Women's Institute held , p, sen• at the home of Mrs. John I April meeting at the home ��bismany� work boots, same p>riee as Bryant, of Cthurch•Str. Ail ladies of Mms� E. Booth, with a wood at- wteneance. Abnual reports were read are welcome. / e W. and Mrd Mitchell, ace- shoaling splendid work done by .the quoted in your' farm paper. ' Welfare, Flower and Quilt Comm- , ompanied by James and Mrs. Mit- ittees, during the past year. Mrs. /� shell left by motor for; Vancouver, • Bie gave a reading "Ten Rules for Men's work socks, 25c. 39c. 5Oc• , this week, going by way, of the I Happiness" and Margaret Westne; Why woes letters and send money ' Northern States• presented her crass of gals, clad orders? Order your Bray Chicks 'Men's f • __C mmencing Daylight- mug,, m�er,onal a=�e��on. 'Mens fine socks, 25c. 39c. 50c• in the sleeping garments which' m delivery. " f3stiZ time charge, n hours they had made in their sewingPm with the local brand a Bank L, 'G. WILSON, IL R. 1. Myrtle - I son, ctndeBettyuBaker,andetheplha- Lome .obi in anthem �! Robin- of Ca¢rrnerce,_will -be 10 a. m. to ; d Look over $ p., m. and on Saturday, .9.30 a• i tit-ate are indeed grateful to Mar- •Clas4ified Advertisements in. to 12 o'clock, noon. gareano Mrs. . crlsdon, • --- t dServices in the Presbyterian� tKobtFFOR SALE-300 bush. good, clean_ /f i for the time and' effort they have y p ��// . S. CHAPMAN (llsurch will begin at 3.00 p. ire D. barlP n:alti verity, r70c. er ►l put into the supervision of these B. •T., during*the sumaner months bush. also 10 tons good grixed hay. --- - cla%ses• The following members •ru$He daylight�,avings effective, I Johri Miller, Brougham, phone,302 and the Sunday School at 2 p. m. were then elected to office for the i-1A conside:dble amount of gar- } coining•year: President, bliss A. E- FOR SALE - Reg. 0.. A. C r N0.dening has been done in the will- Richard on: ♦ice Presidents leis,- `1 Barley, 2nd generation, 85c. per. SEL _TNG AT COST LESS age during the past few'days: dames Hall, Johne and Miss'Marg- bush. Sane.Barley, a.1, ?0c. j,�J ` aret Westney. Secretary-Treasur- per, bush. Reg. Banner ats, 2nd E IMe land is turning up well and rer,.Mrs. Sterritt. Directors. Mea- generation, 80 c. per bush. Same t 'with warm wentlrer growth should I BO3 e' Over RIIbbCrr- 11's to 5's - •- 490, . t tv rapid. Farmers also have been I. : ��' ;.G. -Law, Robinson, oats, grade 1, 70c. per bush. Red ' ' " busy with their spring seedi:rg. 1 Lawson and bliss Eayge. District fiver, glade 2, 13c. per-lb. Emp- Men's Work Boots, Regular pries less ­... $1.00 Director, Mrs. R. Croak. Music ire Millet, grade 1, 5c. per 1b. F. _ _-lure Woman's Association of I Meedamds Cnrtwnight. and (rt111dien'• and BOyb' $cele and C?siords. pr, I90. r the United C hureb will hold their, H• We�stney, Pic'k+erirrg. phone May meeting at the keens of Mrs. McGregor. Press Sec., Mrs. W. C• Pick 1413. 34-6 Men's Leather Leggings, Reg. $'2.04, for 90c. *i Ross Irwin, on ,Ihesc ty afternoon, Murkar. Welfate Comm: Mesd=es Btanfiold's Underwaar, he 2.(0, for 1,49 l inlay gth, n, on o'clock. Ladies, on. Crockett, EL • Andrew, McEwen. 1930 FORD Convertible Coupe Con F �' I clition, fair. $125. 3 new tires. Pete Men's Romeo Slippers, e ' MeraberaMp Contin: Mesdames: G. PP , Reg. $2.50, for X1,79 Gre er to bring ' your handker- Lyw, Crockett and Dixon. Flower HAY, ClaTerrn°nt2 . 6-7 'B yec,k 'Tiea�, Regular $].( 0 and 75e: fca 39u. F " chief. Comm: Mesdames: N. 'Banks and 6 PIGS for sale. 6 weeks ol(. _��nu'.: -'eater CL:.:9, 113fr: 1 prev, }' I - _tBe ,sure to keep the evening •Mitchell. Auditors: Mesdames: Of 11S$y 24th for the U. J. F. A• River>f+end Elinin. Greenwood Road. Men's Fines Shirts Reg, $2.Z0 and `.�I.�o $1.39 Players in the canwnuWty Hall, in ?Kitchell and McEwen. Quilt Com- 1 1-2 miles north of Kingston Rd. ' • I Players i Laugh over "OId Bull "'�""' "1 esdam lee Bie Crun=er., Pickering. G. Robinson., 36-7 Ladies' Bilk Hose, lieg. 69e., for sad lose your hrart to Nellie . Me- Cburtice; Morton, Hall, Law, J. Nab. This is a real treat. Rzsnember Balsdon and R. BaiswrL FOR SALE - strawberry plarri8, Jhe dente l June-drop variety, i 3c. per 100. $4. Fred T. Bunting, Pickering F per 1000; also quantity of Irish pstablisled 1857,• . :-Jlhis is the time of the year, • Gobbler Seed Potatoes. grown-from n property owners clean uP-the certified seed. S. Murdock, R. R• Frequently these fires r dried Y d �l36-7 . . grass _ - 1. ,get beyond control and are theSPECIALS rause of consideradle damage. The FOR SALE - 1 Deering 13•-hoe _,4 local fire 'brigade •received a call' Men's pante and overalls at grain drill' in good shaaPe' Murr- to the Rouge where a grams fir' ay Barrett, Pickering. 56-7 Ersalif> st Bacon, 25e. $ lb. : got beyond control and -destroyed $1,39 a rair Real values - the whole of the buildings. the Men's blue Ch mbray shirts FOR SALE - or rent s acres Minced Steak7. 1 ZC. a -lb. , property of Mrs.' Mood. pasture, con 5, lot 9, 'Pickering. M , - ,,a t lige, each Fred J Seldon, Whitby P. O.: 1 The Kin and Queen purpose - Pork Liver, 12e• a Ib• Uaving England to-morrow on lien'9 fine5lalr•i,3, `j].00 and WANTED - young- girt as moth- their trip to .Ctrneda and the Un- .`their ].25 ea< h en's help in lignin home, one child. - - -- 5 ited States. We, hope that they Apply, stating age and wages ex- Stewing BeBee •, _ 12c a 1 r vast' have a safe and'plt-Rant voy- Hen' e1'Cllt 1 OCIF ai very'IOW petted to Box "A" Pickering News. Jewel Shortening, = 15e. albs age. With the war clouds hover- ing over the ea, many' will feel prices. FOR SALE - quantity Banner aasaic Cleanser, 3 tins, 13e• anxious for their safety. In their Harness and parts in stock, Seed Ogg, also Feed Turnips and trip through Canada, they will re- Shoe and Harness Repairing bungels. Frank Gostick, Claremont, 6 tins, 25c r" ceive a tumultuous welcome from Save our coupons. They-'are R. R. 2. _. �• �- their Canadian subjects, wtro will valuable, ROOMS for rent - suitable for prove their sincere loyaltY.: In _ ;w • w - • R E I ' D passing through this diastrict, t>heY >�. O, Bradley house-Beeping. apply at store. D. will travel over the C:• P. R•. Gannon, Brougham. tf Panne Pick _ I .-Butcher 1(phone X000) Pic ►•erilag THE u10R1 D 'OF TOMORROWPickerin Hardware fh, ' er1W fairo' f TODAY Get our 'rices oh Spring Sees y NEW YORK 175 ROUND TRIP Red Clover AS [St APRIL 27th Sweet t over 4 • 1 W Timothy iNCLUaING _ :_.Alfalfa & Al-ike II IIN�I I ,TAXI TO HOTEL ASSURED HOTEL ACCOMMODATION All Government tested seeds , Ill�j Ijii i�/ ADMISSION TO FAIR GROUNDS II �{ SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF FAIR GROUNDS ' II SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF NEW YORK Coffield Electric Washers AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT _ a . , • Frigidaire Refrigerator 24.00 • ..E 74gtat fort' McCormick•Deering Farm' N.achicery and r e • Repair Reservation:must 6e made at levet a week in advbnce •Oor Motto = We Lary W C'aa Get it•' Or it V not ansa, Descriptive folder and complete information of �b0ot 3la00 EARN Hf1ti:F, ph ne t3J0 - - ,• _ S. 8 AL SD ON, = PICKE RUNG