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Home My WebLink AboutPN1939_05_12 L. .:• .A, , .. .,..•:..... ..o... ..: ,1s'.. � , .. -•J," nf-. :+? 5 .{ ,iina L :w,:. � w .,•+Y .�� .. "".'�" ....,- y .. ',,� ...:- _ -:i�,y' .'3�..r �. J� Y'i Y' .�. .r:,h :T.�y, ,.�yC .^.'yy'�" rLZ+-.;4•Y'-T "4. r5-M`S{. X r "*s - 11 . ~ �9 VOL. LV.III pI _ CKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY. 12, 1939 " No. 38 x BROUGHAM , �BROCW ROAD gle - S. S. No. 4 Nest .GREENWOOH Mrs. James Hd9gie is at present a We are glad to welcorse Dtr, and R. H- O, PHARSON--Physician guest at the home of 3trs- George. ? . g Mrs. Frank Rowe and fa -Notice _ - -M ILLS _ _ and Stxhoa. Dnetnt ton. Iq7 Philip oily, of �- Scatboro, to our community. This R.B- FORSYTH, D., Directo The fine days of the past week- family is living on tate farm — hheid01 e�j �a of aa• � �° greaH7 appreciated by now by E. Wri The Trustee Board and -. a.o.wd.st; enabling get own y the late Win. White of -ehe� ° o• 4 West, (Pick- CHOPPING �« s•�sas on the I&WA Brantford. acing Village), are'srrar:gitig to The W. M. S. 3isy meeting will p+londay, Wednesday and; Frida) x. J+rOsi. take tate one hundred acid fifty or be held en the 25tdi, instead of the take so Pupils of the school to Toronto, WE GRIND FINE D(1NALD BUDDY Barrister. 18th,'the'regular daF. The meeting on the afternoon of May. , Braa,Q 5borts and Feed 20 t ►r+ UWi�5lu to be held at Mrs. Norton's. We extend s welcome to where s O° P1° ,., car,.. Mrs-. G, Pace has. been arranged for kinds. also minerals and otbee slsyso,Ae.;rrsot W*Lfit,. 3�s Reis. and Mrs. Glover entertain- Hastings who wll move into Mr. this school at the Riverdale Park eoncentrafes for profitable feediar - BEATON, BELL U ROSS 'the.Y: P. of the church at Young's house in the village, also Assembly at 230 p. M. w3serc our g their home on FIWAY evening of to Mr. Hunter and f kept on bandJ"ii rF Barrlstors & Solicitors amity who have pupils are assured of'seeing their last week. moved into the centre part of the Majesties. Transportation is being We stock only the best Poutta„ To'J•BLA7XW.K,C. Telephone 'The -MarshaU Ball family cif hotel., arranged by means of private cars 4- iL BROOKE SELL.IL C. Adel,2" Lindsay and Mr. and Mgrs, F. Rodd I and trucira. A Peeds and Supplits. s> t.!l.F.RUGS GREENWOOD - cars have already number of , _ - of Udora were guests of lite dames ready been offered, } JOHNL.POND M Bay St. Parley family on Sunday last: ---- (with driver), but a few.more are (" Toronto NUSion Bkaad will hdld a work The meeting on Sunday evening, Yet required. If You would like to MEOW V• ARDSON do Co., Harris. 'meeting at the home of Mrs. T. C. .under the auspices of the.Mission- .assist in given >he pupils this opp- L SVRVIDYQR •�• tion ' eu. arii[c 6Gl Brown on Ssturda ark Dept. ort the Sunda ��o�� 1 lorooto� 7, �Y' 18th, at Y School Rea ortuaity by driving your car„ not- F. J. DO. EVAN, Bi A., Sc. C Twaooa a4 teas: nee i'haa �� 2.80. fir Viand the splendid address del- ify any of the teachers or say of L. S. On file are the seconds of ' �•NGUS MCMI Fzancis WIIison wras brought by Mr. West was much app- the Board, W. C. l mimr, Jno. S. Sure 7w% Gibson and Arnold, Ila atotary ip.eiee. i 4rriada S : home from hospital.on Monday, w#11 reciated by all. TtM°�O� i' esu The W. M. S. Balsdon or Dr. Fallaise, as soon as Ung Str. F1ast. Oshawa. plsoatg be s Prisonei-ice a cast for same of the Cirestit met Possible, I lwdculars and detat;s •198],, lely, lleastaf tom. It is to be hoped tate treat- at ibe home of Mrs. M. Pegg on later. meat may Prove sttacesadnl. ThursdsF, with Ml's. Walter Sten- ' �j BRBZRT T. FALLAI88. L. D 8.. YiWtors at the Matthews' home °�, in charge of a splendid pro- •'' �. R _ t REK 43 Gaadwte•t ie Rosa colts. of last week w ae: �. psttereon g'am on n Stew DUNBART`ON 1'�erosa tie a .•wlts a Toronto. ' of In the Greenwoodmp 'KOOd St.Aad- ToQ,onto, 3&r. and Mrs. Fletcher of nod , Saxnr- r . San Diego. and Mr. and Mrs. Ton- day May 13th, there wilt be held a spent-a fen)da yral' of To=onto 1318II1'tlIItle Of All diads. diff, of. Barrie, over the week-end. croacwt,'sponsored by the C., G. L here, 148ao _ya with her intend Mr. If. Distance, 3fss. Harris, T• The program will include music- Mrs. John Benz Mime. Beet Rates Available Wilk !>�tist,0100 V atb e. and Mr-- Frank, Stephenson. al numbers and recitations, under ' of Whitevale, Georgetown. Went Sunday with the the direction of Mr. W. J. Father- spent last week-end with her dna. ;Riecarity and l8 T►ioe. i .. . H• BRATON. TOWNSHI letter's mother, �, who has e class of pupils at Ater, Mrs. Austin Wood, THE PICKERING " - D' �� Mr. and Mss. John Forgie, who D � 'n Cdo music r for son. Brougham, Green River, and Loc_ lavMoore, Address Pbooe talnieR •afba' Ma .'etc. Iee.er tint Hilt. Came a been with 3Ir. W. H. Moore C$t#M, PICK e "am �+tiaaer W fa Ont. Mrs. D. S. Crawford returned and �j°7 a musical BROU A. E. A O N from Leamington Isat week, after treat. Tickets, may be Procured °ur riternber for South Ontario, for spending a few days,with relatives from mend of the C. G. I. T. , and mon twelve yesis, have retir- ed; past she having been called there owing ed ed into their home in .013NDRAL INSURANC=E j� to the death AUDLEY the village. �Vr ._;. REAL ESTATE of her uncle, the late ' Oliver Gormley. a regular meeting of the W. ON MON., VO'ED, and SAT. only - ens v E YrANCI h G Mrs.. Lemon visitedCor; R0*e is erecting-a new flag M. S. of the United. Church will ,. !After May 1st. 1939 oli estsh"Od s .Toronto rel- be held at the, home. of .Mrs'. jos. We have a gvwtity of Seed Oats(Alar_ gooey, sandy alines during the week, and wren pole Allison to serve. The Royal Train passes here ov- , on Thursday, .Tune 13th at � accamPanied home' on Sunda . Banner, and V•xtery), oleo Bade i'hoae, Piekk. BOAO - .• the Hartney Robertson -teanilq. ' the C. P. R. 3 o,cIock. - y Mrs. Ross Middleton and son, Gr�:,u.cre tarn'. b '; thr�e �'1' "T 'Z'norial R� Purina Feeds, Chide�Rarter. Dairy Ra- a �•+ win be held -in �tions,i Dr yarn. ,Fig Rede tte, A flit l A Gerald were ,also guests at the P. Jersey cn,e a t� York r' nt; line of there weft known,tee�ds, - Erskine 1,;�,urr acv, home of bars. Demon on Sunday. farmer last week, aurrh to Sunday, f" .LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND The Ontario Crop �Imorovement June 12th: Vadeiculars later. Ct,.ips. Molas¢ea. .alt, Millfocds.Skin �I VALUATOR -- WHITEVALE Association, recently formed 8i at li n. Hog Corceritrate, Mtners's, Egg Bales conducted Anywhere _ 'xbridge, will ca CARD OF^ THANES Mash Etc. cry on sortie proj _. 1Phoae or write Address 611 Dun dam W are glad to report Dura. - J. ects in Pickering this year• Street, Eget. We wish to express our app D. N. Lockwood i _. Mays has returned,home. Winter Bros, have co.•npleted the' dation of the man ' Whitby, Ontario. We extend our-heartiest congrat- stucco work an the Puckrin house nese and expressions of saw and- Pickering, ��s and are now on the new house nt Ynipatlty, stations and best wishes to air. tD.h extended by our friends during the 8r�erb>,Sh HBSpltal R. Beaton who celebrated,his 75th Grasmere. loss of ova husband and father. PIGHFRING, ONT. Government Licensed birthday anniversary on May 20th; F; M. Chapman attended the WE DELIVER r, Presbytery meeting at Brooklin on, Mrs. Johnston and Family. Main St, E. Stouffville, Ont, with a family Party PHONE bail - Ed. Holland has secured ai -pos- T'ee-lay last, In Memoriam, Phone 191 ition in the city. We wish hint ey- The CI►•b met on Monday even- - I: Maternity, Medical, and Surgical ery success. tri; '%t the ho-n;, ": R. P. Win;.,r. CALVERT In loving memory of C$, We ,Have cases taken ?Mothers' Da The Committee on the .nv A-a. Fath r, Day wrilI be obeerred in purchase of Thomas Calvert, ,: WOO .Maternity Semi-Room the Whitevale Baptist Church Sun- chairs reported on six new chairs who passed avrsv. May 17th, 19:.%6. Drinking founts., teed m' Rates for 10 days--$25.75 day School on Sunday, May 14th, for presentition to the Me,,'b Ci�.;t Der- '" '^;.'lana °rtur�. �Wegistered Nurses in attendance and at 10 a. nL (standard time). An at Pickering and will be made by Worth more than silver or gold,. troughs,oyster shell,mios, 24 has service given. appropriate program will be giv- the ' Club on,a visit in a t.ody It's a picture of my dear Daddy, Awbulaoce Service eh. A cordial invitation is extended there on. Wednesday evening, May SVhose memory_ "will neves grow, grit, brooder, hbove and MRS.E.R. GOOD. 25.37 to all, especially the parents of the 17th. The boys' loll temp is ging old. ` furnace pipes in all sizes., scholars. i looked anter by Will Bryant; Wil! Avin6ly remembered by his p The monthly meeting of the W. Winter and James McCrea. Prog- daughter, Beatrice, and F'amilly. Also all hardware at nese FOR 1, will be held at the home of Mrs, ressive euchre and" a social evening w :'.INSURANCE p followed. 'The neilt g TOWNSHIP COUNCIL L. Wilson, on May 17th a* 2.80 meeting will lye onable pri0esy r $>wRVICE m• Rol Call : "Pay your fees". held in the school house. Tic - "COMmunity Activities" — _.__ The Township Council met on Repair work done promptly IPbone Pickerin •67- Honda g Guest speaker• expected, a1 Former 1'itkering Resident 'Passel. y of last wreak in their reg- Q . CYRIL E. MORIARY music, It is hoped for a ular monthly session. �� B�s$$Y good - There passed away on Thursday, Arthur Pteiry W heard, Jami- FIRS. AUTOM09ILB, LIFE fie' as their is sosne very ap- A ing unnecessary destruction, of the _' Hardware Tinsmith WW business to be discussed. April 27th, at his home, 15 Found- ENT, WINDSTORM On Mothers Da * ry �•, gam, Ont, a merit- trees on the "Gulley-Hundred" Pjd$�i1 1 Q PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. y' Corset ber of a former Pickering Pioneer sideroad, Y Sunday School will hold a special Wo�wat Gormle utas. Puckrin's . claim for darn- >A1ane SERVICE PROTECTION nannies at 19 s, m. 3Lnw: T. Brown Family, Oliver y, in of Brougham, will be guest speak his 75th year. He 'w►as a son of the ages to sheep and sheep killed was PLEASE ►E MBER er, Some very special music, So . late Joseph and Elizabeth Gormley given long and careful examinat- please, parents, come out with the of the I.9ke Shore, and, was born ion: Mr'. 'Puclorin stated he would NEO••• _ That the Opening Da for children and p and raised on the farm now owned refer the matter to Provincial aut- P p get inspiration from a horities, `. CHEMICAL, A1,n�1a1 Competition Luck beautiful service, .In the evening a by. Dir. ('.adsby, and his parents Lucky iieception Service will b held for cleared this land over 100. years Wm, Lacey asked for road in}p- �/� Number oontest is Friday, those 'desining to join the church, ago' Deceased was one of a family rovements on the Rosebank Road; -=FWD - - April 28th, The Contest Flowers for decorating will be.wel- of twelve, of which there are just North. VITAMIN•1f MINERAL TON IC come. two remaining: Robert, of Barbet= The Dept, of Welfare advise of ` closes May 6th. Come in The funeral of the late 4Ir, R. °n, Ohio,, and Mrs. S. Carlton, their paying 70 percent of the re- f lief costs frons April to December, i To aid in tlYe; --+ ani guess the bidden taro- H. Johnson was held at his home (=testi>, °f Pickering Township. He Prevention of Nutritional Anent. `ani Sunday' the 7th with Rev. J also leaves his widow, who was 1938, resulting in a bonus or reb- ate to' this township of approxim- �' eIIm Rug. R. Bick and Rev. Harry Wilson, Francis Hurd; formerly of Picker- Prevention of Rickets, Dental officiating.. Mr. Johnson :farmed at- ing, also two sons .-Percy, of St- _ately $900. '7- _: _mortes; and-re 1 We e.re the agents for the Easy Tweed, corning to Whitevale lg. Thomas and 011ie, of Detriot. He The Roads and Bridges Conimitt- in D deficiency, " Wasbin Machines yrs ago. He retired fou was a m -- venting of Iodine de$etene8 droners. o, an moved to the west end of Pickering far over i0 years. The Bendall Refining, G.12. Pedlar Building of Resistance the village. Re was a member ' of sympathy of this community goes People, 170:47. Lorne Puckrin, re- Spring ar.d Felt Mattresses always the United Church and the-, Good. out to the bereaved, pairs:to tractor, 1.25, J. Balsdon, Adeliaious Food supplement in stock; will Brotherhood. He was in his 72 steel for truck shovels, etc. 45,80. containing quantities of Vita. year, of a quiet and retiring nat- ':TENDERS WANTED International Harvester, repairs, -' tire, he had a cheery word for all. 7.35. ht, Blank, 1.25. Shell Oil mins and Minerals frequently >taK A Day se Nl�t lackrng. in ordinary 'diets. 4,fi ylt The many beautiful. floral tributes for the digging of a well at the Co., 26.63• Roy Ward, salary,- and Pbese 1306 1 showed the respect in which he was Rouge Hill School Site, Altona Rd, repairs .etc., 120.95, Canadian Oil Small, dose—Easy to take herd. Sevettsl Masons from Tweed, Pickering Twp, Cement lite lining, Co. -23.501 J. Bushb7, 5.50. Chas. —. attended the fut}eral. The pall Ibear- Cement top. Lowest or an COOPeT, 62.45: Fred Byers, open- 24 day-treatment, $1.15 ere were: y tender ing roads, 3.00, H. Matthews, 4. • • --- Sura- B, 'Tweedie, not necessarily acc¢ptetl Tesiders 72 day treatment, �2.4{j ` f �n7]Sial DireOtOr J. Birriie, L. Wilson, W. Laing and to be received not later than Macy A. Snider, 2.00. Ross Disney, sand N. Robir_son. He is survived by 20th, and mailed to ing, 1.00. Fred Byers, dragging, *ONF X Furluitare Dealer his widow, one son and two daugh. 7.00. Ken Ward; operating main- J lti:w+r . ,tees, and four grandchildren. Int- tainer, 41.10, Al. Lee, hauling gr- _ � �• o erment was Jahn Usaty, 3ee.-Treace, anal, 68.25. Lorne White, ditto, 26. Ontario made at ►> a � R. % Pickering. The Re$all Dr is r (continued on simthec page1 PAL a �rA!r' 7... i.'.. +r...+.c.�r;, .::. 7,.....a wr.',:.ef, ..r- . , _.•'. w�•e" �'y - ..,N:.,. .t"X ... - ;<: qy-,„v. 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When Marlborough Jones' moth- "Too bad you haven't a fellow or leaves their home in Leebrook to take, you," Millie said sympath• r w •. G f , ly�l 'li to address a convention in Cleve- etically. land, she is very much worritd Judy flushed. " about leaving her 18year-old_ son "Nonsense! Who cares about all atone for the first time. that rot?" she said, She Insists on asking Judy Miller "Judy!" Gram's, voice from the the girl next door, to run in daily porch broke in on Judy's admira- `! to, sae -that her tact handsome boy tion party, "come down here. We s all•ri3ht. metrlle says Judy has have company." • enough to do helping out In her "Who can that be?" Judy won- -.2—father's drug store. And when dered. While he Is in the drug store later "There's'a swell roadster out in - Lisa Loring drops In and asks.him 6ont;'. Millie said excitedly. "May- sound like,Mrs.Jones talking about He was more than a little in- was a charming escort. After all, casualty to come to her home that be it's some one from out of town, Marlie." trigued with the combination. Judy there wasn't any sense in.being at evening to meet Kentucky Louel• I haven't seen It before." "You certainly do.", Judy' said picked up her long skirt and held all scared to death of a man You'd Ian of Louisville. This is part of "I'd better run down." Judy took with dignity. "I think we'd better it daintily while she hobbled on- heard about all your life. ' An ofd a well thought out plan. When Liu a Quick reassuring look at herself. be going, Doctor. I have to fix tha certainly across the grass to the friend of Gram's! learned from the departing Mrs. -You better wait here and I'll send sandwiches and I want to see- it Jones' in her new high-heel shoes. :It seemed' to Judy that she had Jones that Marlborough was to be Gram up to pay you," Marlia_'s got everything." Peter knew from what Gram had never heard Marlie play his violin - alone, she thought of making use introducing Dr. John "OL course! And thank you, Mrs. told him that she.wasn't used to bo well before, and she noticed Of the handsome Jones boy in en- Millie was disappointed at miss- Miller, for what I am sure will bebeing dressed uD his eyes never left Tucky when she _ tertaining Tucky. Her only fear is Ing all the excitement. She sat a.very lovely evening." He could see her heart beating was dancing with another man. Sit- that Marlie will not "loosen up" down. Judy sauntered downstairs Dr. Johns decided that Judy's rapidly under her close fitting bod- ly thing! and spend money' on Tucky al- -grandly. Gram met her at the gay sparkle sadly belied the shy ice, and knew-the panic in her lit- (To Be Continued) though he has a hundred thousand, door. dignity of her little-girl-dressed-up tle breast. Poor little geared JOdy'. lett him by his father. Tucky, "Imagine; Judy!" She sounde3 manger. Before they.get as tar as the Jonas pretty and resourceful, soon real. breathless. "Just look who's here. ' `_izes that Lisa Invited the bashful peter Johns-1- His grandmother and porch Peter decided he was pretty 'mama's bay" because she does Spring-Day sure to lose his heart to her before ;}fir SEE - I were married together. You've of- ...the month was up. not want to share her real boy ten heard me speak of them so et• Flatterer Lisa, Mike and Kentucky had Ar-, friends. Mike Tutting. who had ten. Judy, I want you to know Dr. rived and were in the living mom s been put out of two prop Schools, Johns." +r with Marie when Jady'and her in- dashes up In his new runabout and The tall young man held out his a terns walked in. Martie soon finds himself at the hand, Red Rooster Inn. He cannot dance `Wby, how do you do, Judy. Your hdarite'e jaw dropped when he saw the young lady and apologizes awkwardly to with the grandmother has spoken of you so d strange young man. ! Tucky, She says she will teach often at our house in Albany that - 'him later at her Uncle Herbie's. "Well, good gosthen caught he be- 'him feel we are old playmates." gan wonderingly, then caught him- whom she's visiting. Lisa. seeing Judy glowed with colour. .Y < her plana going awry. Insists upon "How do you do; Doctor," she self and !lashed with,embarrass leaving early. Marlie wonders what said rimly, and was absolutely �, meat.,. D 7 Stumbling Introductions saved _ his mother will think. stumped Lor'more words, Ordinarily. Judy would have o 'low t both from epeechfessaes. Tucky CHAPTER VII been perfectly natural. But all dyes- t£ was a golden dream In the palest Millie I.Taylor entered lIIto the sed up in her new clothes, she was yellow. and the red-headed Lisa r,� 1 a perfect•foil in slicked-down hair ;v " conspiracy to keep Judy busy until smothered with self-consciousness. y and a slender black silk frock.. a few minutes before eight. There "Isn't.ii lovely, dear?" a1- Dr. Johns was surprised. They. - i are any number of things that a most putted her over and sat her :_ ;'��_$ certainly, he decided after a gIanee lbeaULY partor expert can find to down in the J.—h o"Ies. "I've jug! around, grew beautiful spec mens ON 4• �do. Judy was standing starry-eyed told Peter he must go to the party �I aid} i of womanhood to Leebrook. It he'd EVERY TIN 'Y 1n front of the long mirrolr in her with you. He doesn't know any one known, he would have spent the ■falf 1� room when Gram slipped down- mere• The crowd is younger, but It ;`r - summer with his mottrer at the old _ stairs to waft on the porch.for Pe- will mean he-won`t have to spend ` �:' J�; home near the take. He'd imagined Exclusive to psi -' - - Aer. }- the evening alone." j' f a country town would-bore him-ab. "Your Gram did better than you "Aad I've accepted." The tanned, r a ominably. ' r ,J imld have d6ne yourself," Millie blond young man smiled easily.. , '� Lisa Loring'was more than flab- said as she sat .down on the floor "With your permission, of course, bergasted not only, by Judy's new and fussed with a ruffle.,DII the tot- Judy." ' t` � outfit and coiffure. but she was tom of the new buttercup gown. "Th that's fine." Judy tried `- d� .� just bursting with 'curiosity tox :'"You look like a movie star." to smile. "I'm sure Marlie v til be ? � know where.she:had found the real "Good gracious!" Judy's cheers glad to have you... ,^ handsome'young doctor with the .:.were pink as cherries with excite- "Well, then," Peter lit a cigar- blond I V�' ` blond curly halo and blue eyes. NO APPE7`ITE? = meat. "Whatever possessed her to site.."it's all nettled. 'I was just '�! 'r ° � .,1 1' distinguished looking, she decided.d.• go out v and spend all that money to telling Gram It's strange we have r Her sandy haired Mike looked al- 11 ..a buy me these things, do you sup- not met. before. Our parents were °?•�_. i. most callow beside him. OLIt Qf SQ, `$? pose? such'flood friends. But I have been• Tucky beamed on Peter• eyes ;I guess she wants you to.go out, in school so.much." YOU cannot fight - wide a Ith adtuiration. _ and halve a good time it; them." "And I've never been away from `, + ."We have something in common, Y the 'battles of _ -, _ • life and hold 'your - Millie got up to take another look here." Judy sounded a little more Doctor," she told him.in her best own if.you do-not -•tit her hair.. "And you mustn't dls- relaxed. melting Southern dialect, ".�fy m feel well a n d appoint her after all the trouble Thank You For A Lovely Evening thaw is a physician:" ..peppy."If you feel 'ihat stie's gone to," "High time you did get acquaint- Judy studied her. Sb that •was weak and tire easi- Looking Different ed." Gram watched Judy closely. the beauty who-was making a new h•, take Dr. Pierces eal "I feel like somebody else." Judy "if you're going io spend a month man of Marlie, iV Golden D[edi nu- t og G17 Well, her worst en- Discovery'. It stimu- gingerly touched the curls that here at the lake, Peter, you must ems could not�say sbe wasn't very Iates the appetite Millie had waved high off her face make this your second home." _ 4073 lovely to look at.. But, Judy decid- and tend& to improve the digestion. Bert clid• don1n the new mode. "Don't I look dif- "Thank you, Gram. I certainly By ANNE ADAMS ed, she did look a little as though nigh Clinton. Out., ..y.: "t couldn't ,ieep a forest with my hair this, way? can't see any reason why not. You , night, became ■II one of .oris, and was losing "Well, honest," Millie said very' didn't tell me' you had such a beau- Here's the,dress you want for she had studied her type a little Dr. Pierce's kola very ni dicalyDk4covem and taking. • frank! "I never realised how those balmy days when you •can too carefully trod played pp to it, sharpened my appetite and helped me in every y tiful granddaughter. Otherwise, I u outdoors without a coat! Anne As the crowd gathered -and -the way. I gained'fifteen pounds in weight and felt ■s good a ever." Buy it in liquid or tablet. - _ ' Pretty you were before;Judy. You dare .say you couldn't have kept Adams has just designed Pattern house became noisy, Peter was from your druggist today. _ .xierer bother to fie yourself up." me away this long." 4073, making it so simple that well aware that his dating Judy, "I've never cared." Judy whirled: "You do look,very sweet tonight,• even beginners will find it a plea- had created quite va sensation. Re- "But it 1s fun! I'm-sorry I am just' Judy," Gram reached over,and pat- sure to use. There's seductive' membering Gram's admonition•to going over to the Jones'. I'd like to ted her affectionately. "I know I charm in every soft, flowing linea pay„ plenty of attention to her; he There's originality too (so that stayed close by her side and made you'll know you won't meet your every effort.to give the impression Canadian Ship Is Bringing Their Majesties To Canada "double" in the next block!) See that he was smitten with her every .hat an unusual neckline is form- charm. Make and Burn Own Gas as d by front fulness joining theAt theiatlo o playing •fo: the ' a ywhereGive ii L ahc to taaelr.cooking aReaue yokes. f Thesef yokes arepartof dancing Judy decided she was hav- late tis rinser-toaeb. No Dive,• lrJ Pe- the ' connect la or srud at7*icks. one ! e bo Ice back. Indeed, as the Ing a very good time, and that Pe- ,ndtwo-burner mo a s. to ea er h d . Sewing Instructor shows, you have ter, sittingon'the bench beside her or write. 1 _ main pattern parts,count r r" no sTovc�cot�iPtHr iTmGs{e,'ont. « -sleeves. r.." lessor ver ' belt, o.n six ing both short or long a < „ buttons and ribbon! -,»•s,.,t1 `�.. _ "..:' �• low WomenPatterntQn4073 is available in - inTheir4 O!Smixes' and women's sizes 14,-16, ;; .. •' � IS, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42: Size 16 takes 31/s yards 39 inch Can Attract Men. fabric and 214 yards lace edging; -- Here's good advice for a woman during her t belt, 1.s yard contrast. •• change(usually from 3&to 52), who fears Send Twenty Cents (2Oc) in ahe'l, lose her appeal to men, who worries y ` The 21,000-ton [l.M..S., F,m re;.s -of Australia, of the Canadian Pacific about hot Hashes, loge of pep,ding spells, p coins (stamps cannot be accepted) upset nerves and moody ape Ila. • . Steamships' fleet, is the ship aboard which King George VI and Queen for this Anne Adams pattern. Just get more freak air,8 fare.sleep and you peed a reliable!'WOMAN'S”tonic take );lizabett, are travelling to Canada, .following a decision to..keep .the -Write.plainly Size, Tame,-Address ydia E. Pinicham's Vegetable Compoung, r• tdt' " battle-cruiser Renalse in Europe. The white-painted three-funnelled iiner and Style Number. build usppeeinlly for women.It hellNature khich brot:ght the Prince of Wales to Canada in,1927 has been service on physical njoyance,thus stye�(vs Send your order to Anne Ad more vivadty to enjoy life and assist calm- Iu;:e N.O. 19 — '39 both Pacific and Atlantic oceftns_and was the "heroine-ship" of the ams; Room 425 73 West Adelaide ink jitterytierves-and thosediatu'binQ rym¢- 1 earthquake at Yokohama in 1923. Their Majesties will arrive at Quebec s - toens,that often secompany change 0[lifo. otboard the Empress of Australia on May 15. St., Toronto. rinkham. is WEtt, wr.RTH trying C - •i. .-. ,. :r'. me x r ....:.. --r..... .'. .,. .. _. ... ..., :.'ice. -.-.- .'.., ,.:. .: _._..:•... ., 1.. �+•-T. ?�1�' '•`r - i "disobedient" heart: disobedience Ing our present life in Christ and will is its turn make the heart 'its future glory. _ •,Spring, 1939 A case being tried by him in De. r Sunda harder than before. One inevit. - trait, involving marriage of a man 19. r y ably results in the other. so theft ye are ao more of 25 to a girl less than 15, brought $' strangers and sojourners, but ye Spring is one promise now that pungent comment from the record- +ft sch O�� 'Pro Years In Ephesus ------ are fellow-citizehs with the saints, shall not fall; er'sa court judge. 10.And this continued for the and of the household of God. We In crocus and in aconite time "Can't"you readily see that a " space of two years; so that all are all members of one great tam- shows marriage of that type cannot last"' they that dwelt .n Asia heard the Ry, children of the Father in Ilea- How sure the pact of seasons shall he observed. "There isn't any real , �SS�� word of the Lord, both Jews and ven, "heirs bf God, and joint 4::rs prevail foundation to sustain 'it." a n Greeks. After Paul's visit in Eph- with Jesus Christ" (Rom. 8:17). To bring the daffodil.and then the Those who take a- partner in �? esus hadreontinued for something 20. Being built upon the foun- rose; their home for. ife Should thin]t more tha two years he expressed dation of,the apostles and proph. Soon now behind the hear and on well before making a decision, and — LESSON VII his desire to return to Jerusalem, eta, Christ Jesus himself being the the tree, carefully investigate- the prospects and then to go on to Rome, the chief corner stone. 21. In whom Shall feel blood quicken, see fresh o1"success in marriage, the jurist PAUL EVANGELIZES A Capital of t1Fe 9 . PROVINCE p great Roman Em- each several building, fitly Pram foliage spring; warned: --- pire, r.Lich he knew must be cap ed,together, groweth into a holy Most marvellously, most unbliev- "If you do that, you'll have Acta 18:18-20:38; Ephesiana 2. Lured for Christ irthe crupire it-- temple in the Lord; 22. in whom ably,. enough trouble as it is,`he smiled. " * .Printed Teat—Acts 19:1, 8-10; self was to be brought into sub_ ye also are builded together for Find innocence again in every- "Remember, the first flare-up 20:17-21: _ }ectioa t� t e ..osp � o f `he ace Go s no warran divorce. Some o ' Golden Text—But no-.7. g. in Christ of Goa. While Paul was debating building assumes that there is a Hope, when this mournful winter, the happiest couples had consider• ' Jesus ye that once were far off are this aiatter iii his mind, arranging plan and an architect who has of the world able domestic strife in their early Anode nigh in the.blood of Christ. his affairs in Asia, and strength- drawn the plan. The building of Has made an effigy, shall be a boy, • married life." _ Eph. 2:13. ening the churches thereabout, a which you and I are part has been Gallant and young again, his cloak Judges leas }eavily on' couiae! ' ..2Hls LESSON-IN IT3 SETTING great uprising took place in Ephe- drawn by God himself, and will be unfurled, of the clergy in matters involving Time.—Paul's 'first visit in sus against these new-born Chris- completed according to his own :Life be his bride again, and love the married state, . the speaket Ephesus was toward the end of Liana and their gospel. purposes. The building is not his joy; noted. ' his second missionary journey, Paul goes over his Macedonian complete to-day. It Is still under And he shall know them deeper, y about A.D. 54. His longer visit field, which just means that he vis- construction. Ultimately the en- having seen. ... there extended from A.D. 55 to ited again Phillippi, Thessalonica, tire church, composed of all the The barren monsters that they Expert Denounces A.D. 58. The epistle to the Ephe- and Beroea, exhorting and encour- saints of all the ages, will be truly might have been. sians was written. about A.D 61, aging saints g g the a holy temple, "for a habitation =— --John O'London's Weekly. "Soulmate" Dream — t -- Place.—Ephesus was located on The year is now A.D. 58. .Be- of God iriL the Spirit." The crown. the river Cayster, about midway ing diverted from his original pur- ing thought, for the soul which L_' - - - Child Wedding$ The romantic dream that some- on the western shore of Asia Mi pose, he went back through Ma- loves God, is this, that we shall be where there is a "special soul. nor; Miletus - was twenty-eight .cedonia: mate" waiting his abode' he shall somehow find j�,,,,,,, Disaster g for everyone is ju miles south of Ephesus. 17. And from Miletua he sent"to his home, his shrine, his throne, Brfi so'much "childish bunk" assertl y� 19:1. And it came to pass, that, - - while A alias was at Corinth Ephesus, and called to him the eld- in our happy congregated building. Dr..Paul Popenoe, director.of the p ers of the church. 18. And when' Don't Marry Too Young, De. Los Angeles Institute of Family Paul having passed through the they were come to him he said trait dodge Advises Relations. upper country came to Ephesus , unto them; Ye yourselves. know, The output of central electric - He told a Pittsburgh lectur( &rid found certain disciples. et-. from the first day that 1 set foot stations in Canada duzing Febru- Child marriages may have their hall audience last week that i ling out again from Antioch, "the, apostle's oue journey was most litheety in Asia, after what manner I was ary amounted to 2,213,938,000 advocates', but Judge John J. Mai• telligence, understanding an 4 _ through Lycaonia, Galatia; and _ withyou a)1 the time, 19. serving kilowatt hours, the highest Febrn- her, of Detroit, is decidedly not companionship were as necessary Phrygia which he had visited be- the Lord with all lowline�n of mind ary output,on record. among them. in marriage as love. fore." Here he found certain dis- and with tears, and with trials - : eiples who like Apollos were to a which befell me by the plotsof the certain extent'instructed concern= Jews. Paul was a man of deep. Ing Jesus,'and what they already eat emotion along with his high - knew drew them to listen to St. intellectually. - Paul who could teach them more. Farewell To The Elders 19-:8_ And he entered into the 20. How I shrank not from de- j synagc,b-ue, and spake boldly for daring• unto you anything that . the space of three months, reason- was profitable, and teaching'you , Ing and. persuading ..as to the publicly, and from house to house, things concerning the kingdom of 21. testifying both to Jews and to God. Paul confined himself pur- Greeks repentance toward God, Ing and persuading as to the a'nd faith toward our Lord Jesus - messaga that be had from God, Christ. It is worth noting that - concerning the things of God, this greatest of preachers preach- - pressing home the claims of God ed from house. to house and thegospel of God to the hearts Eph. 2;4-22• In this chapter of men Paul did not talk about Paul speaks about three things— -?A ,EC OF . t the empire of dome, but about what men are before they become the kingdom of. God. Christians, what.men are and what : 9. But when some were bard- men have when they become Chris. TRIJ)l tried and disobedient, speakingevil tians and what _ all men and wo• •_ .. _ -.of the Way before the multitude, men who are Christians will be, � •' 0e departed -from them, and Sep- according to the etern lur p poses &rated the disciples, reasoning of God. - gaily in the school of Tyrannus. Heirs Of God " V@ 0A !dote here particularly th.t a The last 4 verses of our chapter pVI chess,@ hardened heart is spoken of as.a give usadditional truth concern- gas QAdi . prke a. on . , d+Y by da�' Chevrolet rr,�k ve oil vpkee - ' Blind .author � �� 1°w Opera �:°� a� �,� ,�Y, Mile p a '°°°eY on p�4h fin.and t w eu�b�tion mile � HolIzoPrr tlti---Answer to Previous Puzzle of the earn oil, u'ecae mtich opne s coed ' ick price* ea You ma'r'te�ce of first 1, 5 Unusual HA; ;LIE15 O. I C K N, 16 She is also Chevrolet 1Dwer tlxq 0 ,far YOu save ' deaf and ARA 5 E T APA famous as Fsr, ►e �Okt,�+ the f 1'car, You q Cbey�olrt blind woman. 9�1itp Y°u savoua ve oa ' 1 M e O fi 1 T E T A L F 1 l 5. a _._, mesas on Val >�pss 10 Smell. to upk i'e.m- and _ `ll French 1- I D S IO'R ORA CAR 19 vagrants. ;� aSer life with cep, � Need S ..i measure. I T E X R DON L! 21 Blessed. tips d t°daY,no lower t Chen o4t sol , >t2 Do not. V 5 T A D Y P v 23 Ascended. _ ___1938 �+ a (� Mer�+ow/�_ ice bitla , —14 Slaves. -; E'A ITIE N R l�S O E 26 English coin. �rol �'°kt -"$e or .16 Humor. R 1 O T DOT 5 O L 27 Note in scale. dad 9�cJo of er Trek,lie �`�Y auku YOm truck "� 17 South PIA T 1 L E �� T 28 Babylonian Toa, 3 truck• covers to Your Opera. _ America. Y E H ALL F A deity. FaBine _i ?Oa,1% f-u'8 n9vie�err�e sus major aha• The IS Suitable. E FEED A]VIA v 29 Lava. Bch,, . °a,2'j' b,Take S h 20 Musical note. LOAN EDGE 5 L O 5 E 30 Mooley apple -.eke,DU •of pick U, on,2% Z•��d YO+zr dAo ae of 21 To exist. T M T POO 34 Branched. opdo P and o U, on, 2 To 22 God of war. ,18 Ocean. as a public 38 To move a required,�er modes• �'Sedan Deliv Over- _ ;-24 Grain. 47 Be. away., fie for a the ''°f�► ee erY,P 4 .— ZS To separate 39 Broze. est truck-Ch..r demo new h asci, from others. 48 Afternoon yE>RTICAL -Tr ce • aoa epiO�et Z• axle , !9 Roman 40 Father. uck o m Ch ' • coat: r auks t -29 Family-of I Stop! 41 Peruses, f e< ince oda' bees. garment. 2 Whirlpools. 42 Writing•fitud. °`A�IY paYmple Saviagale,' e Yotuaelf�a ' tyo 31 Networks. 51 Cut of meat. 3 Booty. 45 Large toad. orors'reats on Low Ur 32 East Indian 53'Fold of thread 4 Sea.eagle. 48 Pig's meat. :. n9ta eat plea f be General disease. 55 Enemy of the 5 Osculating. 49 To make lace luruorrd 1t 33 To rub out. gods. +6 Gibbon. 50 Part of a Tk�"'"et I;,To" r 35 To arrogate. '57 Finish. _7 To sail nearer. circle. Thy °��u,r '+srQ�� . _. 37 Sun god, 58 To wait upon the wind. 52 Half.an em s°cowcR n h«.J •;•' • " 38 Snare. 59 Mrs. Anne a Flag. 53 Meadow. 41 Verse Macy was 9 Musical note. 54 By. 43 Electric her Sriend 13 Playhouses. 56 Sound of unit. and —. 15 Tympanic ' pleasure. 44 Mother. 60 She is known membranes 58 Southeast. 2 3 �; 3 6 7 89 (y 4 10 12 13 14 ISa: k , 10 91 14 17 h 20 1 12 Z5 2q ":�1 25 Z6 9 •" ` _ 4 i , . 1 2 �• - 3 35 6r } t 7 38 9 0 4 4 3 :fit �: •' { %.k\ lea Cr.59B q Khan'.- Cooper—Clareinoit , Assoc. Dealer—J. McGlashen—Dumbarton - - - - DONALD MOTOR SALES WHITBY 6 -•-Assoc. Dealer—M. Sleep Pickering 9 60 - ' 1 R L 1 W C 1 z- .,, ... •..0,. �+ - .':•-..., w` ....a'.'•..ST 'is..9.w•' ;'.- .`..:':z - ;:_1 ^'<SY '.,:'-P' sT% ;J-"' _ -.'7. .-CS. . , •»•_.•�^- .,..--na' �«S'� '..:::�;•--' ^�a..- ,. _. ,....r :rte '..j-r- Y.-�c+s... "• s .�L._. :.;'�' + `i. ,icy ,:s. yya� y u x�� yt4n 777 7 ZZ: Wl -. »:•-'.k'-a. �<a. .'S !". .tiHa-.>. - . �. ,,._:.,. a t� [ ^t ij .rP 41 - b.00. Co., 1.80. Cecil Bradley, 2.00 Nor- 60. J. Storey, 6.25. Wm. Hardy I. jvjru��y p811t1<� } p- e�� Lorne Jones 19. John Beerby, 23• E• C cannon 14. W. Sadler,_$.00. ' I x ` ri4r ft�k"J ssa. Fred Hershman, 2.Fi0. M. Dunkeld, man Wood, 13.40. P. Wilson, , „ a..d NARVD �..� i Barcla 22.50.. H. Or- 16. W. D. Morrish and Son 12 20. rill,..k row,hom. _ PIT PO A KING I Term merod, 3 50• N. Coz, 2.60. Gordon I Clarence Silk, 2100. W. G. Reid, The Committee on Contingencies =L7i pa 7Mar: ii. + Pa;d �°i1°a McNay, 9. R. Hasle>�. 1.50. A. Har- 3,00. A. Wilkinson, ?.66. Wm. Dun- paid the following: ca 9.79. E. Woodward, 13A0. Road insurance -197.49. Truck /� �'�y4 1i� �1yb�riggons to On ynited'States lock. n, � � Booth and Muris6n, 1$.55. M. S. Insurance 94-90. Pickering News, t Sad �' is Committee on Relief paid Chapman, 10.93.' Pickering Dairy, stationery, 12.50.' Adam Spears, The ' the following, for supplies a nd ser :3.41. B. Sleightholme, Y e ' P IX�Vo JOHN MURKAR, Proprietor ` vices: og Toronto, 124.56. North Yofk, 00. D. R. Beaton, re Voters' List t CwA&'s Sawrteo AnIA Eaton Co:, ,tta22.50. Roy Morr- ! 54.18. Township of Stamford, 20. etc., 100. Whittier and Co. Assess- COVERS IN ONE COAT 63.73. A. Spears, BRUSHES PERFECTLY 7_1_____%_T_. ._(contfinued from front page) I ish 89.82. Sid Morrish 76.11.•Wes- 140. Township of Sea .50. meat rolls etc:,2.50. Whittier and ?1 5: Fred Redshaw, 3. Garnet Wagg 1 ton Bread Co. 6.001 Canada Bread.Whitby Township, 14.53. Mrs. G. Cot transfers, books etc.- 32.90. Brou- DRIES IN NO EI Elliott, 10.00. e1• W Mitchell, 39. `q 12.75. Peter Nighs�1ander, 6.50. W. I gham F"i're Co, re .Wits :•.Carter, 11:x0. Robert Wright, 6.25 l D. R• Beaton salary 125. Wm. � Geo. Blake, 1.150. Gard. Tran, 1-l. ATTENTION' I Cheater, saYary 60_ L. T. Johnston,25. L. Hagerman, 3.75. C. Pabmei, - - _ HIGH QUALITY saw_-38"3`--P3bot C'eunty Ont age- -Mill d 2. . - _- - ips, 3.75, Fred - Riddle, 3.75. . h1 Brock Road Gravel Lgents, 26U..1 . ,INO. S. BALSDox Paterson, 2:0). G, Riddle, 1.25.- _ t. 1411. Gostick, 1:25. Walter Brown, ~ __..:`. "SYSTEM Damages D � Pie#seeing, OR � Fit __ The Committee on Dams.' a to • • arag. 8 00. A. bfr3tthews, drag 10. AND SheeA Paid the following: /� *�T *T � :: 50. Wm. Linton, 6.00 C. Bryant, Crushed Pit Rune . Puckrin 97.00. Warren C• R. G. VL iNLlE Iii G l P 14. Geo. Pugh, 3.50 W. Hoinses, Gravel Sound Car Willson, inspecting same, 4.45. 11.50. W. Gee, 4:00. Harold Spen- Gravel ( - . Advertising -- FUNERAL DIRECTOR car, 15. Gordon Benson, .76. Jack d and Grad Private Ambulance y Hockey, 4.00 Gordon Wilson, 1.00. 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Know the thrill of owning this * oY"APLASN vALveNOttER s' ]beauty of a Buick- It has the look of tomorrow-the look of Nano sTlu►IGNr•a ss+GlNa ?� .aetion-in every trim line and contour. _ *TOROUS-FRS■ REAR- _ COIL SINGING*NANDI- Mt Travel in lwsurions eossrertl You'll find that Buick rides SNIP• TRANSMISSION Notiw to You -like a cloud Rough roads are gently smoothed by the "full- *ROOMIER u N I sT s a L Boat"action of Rear-Coil springing. Even the%tarns are banked D R A u L BY I cR o SRA Kla HDs t for you by Baick's Knee-Action. *TORQUE-TUDS oRtvs �. f/1lr Clf�,•� R'Va do )istildieg ,fall kin& /""�.�. -- - 'And if you like action,jwt take the wheel of this new Baidc. *fLASL*SE OIRaCT10N ' . r Sur _of Wer frons ite,Dyna$ash Straight $86NAL*SELF-sANKINeI --Feel the mig Y- -O- ----....._ KNaa-ACTION FRONT * T�Q Sit you choose. - SMUNGING * "CATWALK- I+IQRII<l��(i _ Eight engine u you breese along at any g ' y . re you will res. 'ect COOLING- * O R■ATa RThe longer"% OVA Y 1u aim}[s but rich ate• A tl'Id _. the fine and honest craftamSPItINanahip beneath its beautiful ester- VISIBILITY * ROtasrlNa sFRINo cwTCN memorials that w311 , - ior. Driie.a MClAughlin-Buick today-and discover how eaasy plea" from every we"s so sail Brantford Roofing It is to owe on the Creneral Motose Instalment Plan. standpoint In digWty Mator[als,Empire Rathmout _ M _ �I��a►rralcs our _ nt went, Duro Water work will stand out l37etlems. Beatty through the ages. 1 - Stable Eq tipaient Na Greater Tribute N. W. STAFFORD an other Blildog Matetdal Y' h _ Highway Monumental F,eltilnntee Free •-. M-1096 Works Work Guaranteed • 16. 483 Whitby. Out. ,� ` . DONALD MOTOR SALES -- WHITBY Kingston Road J. PRIOT�SB Assoc. Dealer--M. Sleep-Pickering i . PICIiERING, ONTARIO • 1UNTS - BUY. FRO,M YOURDEALER :� -7.7--, :7♦ ; y the-XLARZKONT Secretary-Treasurer, - I. F. Dop- regular service and the Sunda Y king. Greens Committee: Thos.and Mrs. Langlois, of Br. * ' School in the United Church will Lye, Earl Beer, and W1tn. Birkett. Alassey-Harris cOMI'ETENT REJ A L ampton, called on Mrs. Chandler, be combined in, the annual Moth- Ladies' Convener, Mrs. McIntyre. ors' Day Program, which will this week. in- Games Comm: Mrs. Fred Evans, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryan, of Co_ elude a Baptismal service. MTS. Win. Birkett and blvssrs F. Tarm SERVICE - --bourg, were with Claremont friends The Y. P. LT. of the Brougham Evans and Fred Ward. ThegTeena Service on all makes ',during the week. United Church were the guests of are now in very 'goo condition, of receivers C Rev. J. E --z±Kt-mz-z, Implements Mrs. Dixon returns to I U10yer at and playing Will commence on Long Island this -week, after their home on Friday evening last. within a few days4 g Your tets here and $sed `21111 •spending five weeks with her mot- The young people prepared and The regular meeting . of the Sales and Service Stock of tubes always on hand. her here. presented an interesting •program. Young blen's Bible Class will be Rusell W. dray, Brougham' 011L Misses Frances Loyst andMary Claremont is proud of its con- held on.Sunday next, at 2.301 p. Morgan.are.attending the WoMEWS tribution toward the manufacture in the United Church with Rev. destitute Conference at Guelph dux- of the General. Motors Royal Mot- P. D.Augustine.taking charge of a o,r, Car, in that the control levers disc Law Motor 3 �sim gToup. All-Up-jiien, old and so Some' of the classes of the Pub- on, calling -pk%stic handles, and young, of the community are tester'-Plyni, wer ereataii in the Inest, McIm outh af -4avited-JT-lift 0 -Sun�-Y, May-list- Mday last, an a Nattire Study Plant' we shall be favourevi in 13a, ealer ' Ashin trip4 The condition of the Brock Road with us, Mr.. Wild, a young men's surface, south of the 8th, 'seems to quartet and a in CwOOD USED CARS The A. Mantle home is, under- violinist from St. be even more disappointing thi6 John's Evengelleal Church,. Toron -%X-%J%-.WYEAR TIRES ------- going a re-decorating program, at WILLARD BATTERIES present by, Wm. Yake, of Stoufi--- week than-last. Warning signs are to-.- MT.-Wild has 1dmuch-exper-- ful I line of lmpleme�ts—A04-- GENERAL BLAcKswrHiNa !'lle• now found at some.of the numer- ience in young people's -work, $o The sympathy of the .entire.re ous holes that have appeared since you may be assured of a spiritual Repairs: SKILLED MOTOR REPAft the frost started to come out. and uplifting message from him. I Wood's Milk Cooleri, Elec. Give us a trial on a Ne'w or Used Cm community is extended to Mr. and the May meeting of.the Wome.n's does not matter t 24.Hour Towiag iCe Mrs. George Scott, on the death of if You have been tric Fences and Surge Institute will be held at the home attending thi class on I previous their son, Dr..Wm. Scott, of Cooks- Milksrs. town, in his 48th year. of Urs. Ifooey, on Wednesday aft- Sundays or not. Come and enjoy Gordon Je Law eftoon, at 2.30' o.elock. Election I of Phone Pick 5rl'.) tsympathy is extended to Mrs. the fellovmhip and spiritual bless- -Phone 29W H. H. Thomson in the fatal fire Officers. Paper —,"Thanks, rll ing. JOHN L. GILLMAN ONTARIO at -StOuffville this'week, - on the pay my own way". Again, we are, BROUG.HAM, -ONT. 23 farm of her cousins,, the Dowsw ei, asked to. bring a program for the Tamil coming year, for one month, two, Farr's Elevator The Claremont friends of Miss or for the twelve, if you choose. ■ Toronto, will Roll Call — Two ways of saving Bessie Paterson, of Claremont, -Ont. Informa to n New i ' Service be glad to know that she has been time and energy in house work. A Phone — $ew. XU Office W88 able to return to her home this good attendance is urged.- SOY BEANS — $1.25 per bush. week, following a period of two The annual election of officers free from noxious weeds In Toronto Bus Termina jr Bova weeks in hospital,, at which tim- of,the Bo ling Chlb was held at Barley..Oats_ Free from weeds' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wtn- she underwent an operation. She is Chop of any kind sold -mow recovering satisfactorily. Birkett on Friday evening last, and Poultry and Hag Fee" Flour STREET GAR INFORMATION resulted as follows:' Pres., Alf Rev. James Grant, ' of Toronto Free Route Maps Personal Directions Pretty. 1st Vice-Pres., Ralph 'Mill- Blue Coal & Wood Cliurch on Sunday last. WM. occupied the pulpit in the BaP11:15t er.-2nd Vice-Pres., Birkett. Fencing and Reating MaterW GENERAL TORONTO INFORMATION 41 Places of Interest - Parks . Public Buildings - Events ' Al Courteous. and Competent T. T. 'C_ clerks DRn DAFOE CHOOSE will give you time-saving and money, saving... . :. information to assist you in going to any address in or near Toronto. special invitation to use this FREE Information Service is extended to women ———————— —-- cbifdrea--travelling aloof and to atl sector coach travellers 0 People 01 Nwthens ONS040 " &%mys spot Dr. dH&n Rey2, DOoe on the rood beemw of W Chevro&w Md us I", D-70 ,plate,Dr.fi;i-is shows hard a" us seie 190 -SEE US .z u re 1936 Dodge' De Luxe, 4 Door "Touring sedan. .--iBig Reduction . . 1938 Chev Master coach, like new 1934 Chev Standard coach 1930 Buick sedan, Wfect sedan 1928 Chrys—ler 1928 Ch coach 3' Zl�` lumstraw---chesrael mads DWN=coach Is"&VOIL DeliV ' f.Hal S& ALF MOLE, Claremont 4 The ""'Little Doc"' Takes 40op-- low Wffy I 90LIONT -11TE-LAP. IROOFING AHEAD OF ALL OTHE_ �7 n ;J 774 0 YOU want to know why Dr. Dafoe makes Chevrolet his choice?Then take the wheel and let the e;r•itself tell you. Drive it in traffic---and qWkly prove that Chevrolet is first in acceleration. Drive it on the hills—and you'll know that Chevrolet is first in W-climbing abilisys Gmpare it all along the line and you'll find that Chevrolet is not only the a e M in liveliest of all low-priced cars, but the Ten ei feature&��the leader "I noo&a 83ww bran root sad I went in** value—and therefore the leader in sales! Come take a ride nissattual GPM Val prove of=I=ut last Gre loof we Chevrolet's sujj!�rioriq in every way today. Low monthly pa that year out of 15 7 were-Vka A tomyinsurances 1611 he an On Motors Instalment an. a fte-pmf roof above in also so the General 419to' Inst ent PI OR Mokd. Metal protectsgai fire and lightning and also a n""t Tko only low-priced car combining "ALL THAT'Sweather,rot and upkeep." S BEST AT LOWEST COST!" I chose Metal and I bought TITE-LAP ItneM way of thizIcing,has all the bent It is rigid,has maxim 'on for nailing,is ab"utely weal.r.Vh Council Standard quality and the C11398 guarantee that goes with It.And�was glad to learn I 's no out the now reduction in cost becauseore a es tax any more." 0 Send ridge and mea,,urts for'FREE ra CHAS. ' COOPER — CLAREMONT rooAng estimate. A=.s Dept. gag. o Assoc. Dealer—J. McGlashen--Dunbarton DONALD MOTOR SALES — WHITBY ' Assoc. DP 4'ler —M. 'leets-----Pickering IRMA F.M611FIVI ILI L!l ,_,�4.. �'s.vG. ,,.• 4 •.....;,;:_ .:4' _ .3.T•�-s. ..: mow .✓+a ^v„p);.# >r n-.. w.;«b - •t:: .5r--�, •''a-*�".w..�cc• ssn..,,� ..:.,. „�Sr.-.. ;. ,....} 6-. -•a'�'�G' ,�" R• :,-+-r .•,� - - r... <.,,,��,.-, _. -�..... .sx- �+r-.'• , �wi A` ate, ��<�: r.n-,r. r c. , ,•'< ., �,., ?I ..,. .�,.. .,.,,.-,.: :.?, "G,` r' 3-s."' - �• u'-� - � r. Lime is necesary, If the sof] 1- 1 already Neutral os Alkaline, the ad = dition of Lime will do absolutely - �� sa •' r. no good. O t REMUSM An indication that Mussolini is slipping is that more thah 1,000 �e --- �- F �$ d I11ascists have been expelled from Now-Fit To Join Alain the party protesting 11 Duce's :. ' Twenty years Wt he left the anti-Jewish decrees. __ _.-__ _ • _ _ �Tm , constipated -rheumatic. Sherlock and rlock.Holmes methods by • To-day, he is fit and nimble-a ridded 61 police in tracing disappearance of / tom EXCUSE ME per Bm explosives from a brickworks, Fal- An exploration,_ art in the- 4" young. P party OU/ BUT T . "I came out of the army with - kt>rk, Eng., convicted two men, hinterland of Brazil reached a p mW lb umstism," he' writes. "It was plaster casts being taken of foot- paint some hundred miles from Q Q ecially bad in my feet. I start- p }s in'the snow. Iquitos after a fortnight's hard BIG BEH N taking Kruschen Salts, and in going, and were unfortunate t �. w months I found relief from GOES =7 rheumatism. I became nimble enough to strike an area of dense ^ on my feet. Now, at 61-weigh- jungle and steaming swamps. C f/e tLC/� e kg 168-I am cheerful, eup,%etic, . During the usual afteru6on seat r V!� !7 G)R - - d always ready to play with my V t Science grandchildren."- the party noticed another pacing Mang people grow old long be- • up and down,a worried look on his fore their time because they neg- : face. He stopped him and-asked lett one vital ned of health-the what was moron , 'need for internal cleanliness. Ev- g• entnally, they adopt the healthy � "You know," he replied, seri- ;Doi Krumhen habit. Then; probably ously, "I keep thinking to-day's for the first time in their lives, Thursday." ' they start getting rid every day of VITAMIN B-1 ENDS PAIN waste material from the system. A smart man is one who The result is renewed health and Anew vitamin treatment to ell- hasn't let a woman pin any- vigour. Ailments due to_a clogged minate the pain of severe neural- thing on him since he was a my vanish, youth returns, and gist of the face has been announ- We becomes really worth living• ced to the U.S. National Academy baby.-Winnipeg Free, Press. of Sciences. - do so, but unless it is a very in- The vitamin used is "B-One", An inmate of the asylum who f timate reason, one should explain r �•* the anti-neuritis factor in food.. was pushing a wheelbarrow.upside Modern why, and with regret. Otherwise Fai`m�Or Its lack results in the development down was stopped by a visitor who • the hostess` might' resent a curt i of beri-beri and other nerve de- asked: "What's the idea?" ;�' fi uette ,-S� I cannot accept." 2,-This generation diseases. "I'm'not crazy," waathe retort. BY RO�RTA LEE is sometimes done, but it'cannot (Conducted by Professor Henry Q "Yesterday they filled it with be called good form. 3--The Bell of the Ontario Agricultural MEASURE STAR SPEED bricks•" president of the club, 4.-No; 0 1.-Is it absolutely required merely say, "I believe I dropped 'College, Guelph, with the' co-opeF An adaptation of the old-fash- He mumbled' a few worts in that a person give the reason for m handkerchief,' 5.-Yes when anon of the various departments of toned stereopticon is giving sci- P g y ' the i s departments C. encs a new rinstrument for meas- church declining an invitation? all the guests are close friends using the speed of nista billions of And he was married. 2.-Is it proper for a man to. 6.-No; they should be mailed im- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS miles away. He mumbled a fed worts in smoke a pipe at some formal of mediately after the wedding. t - -2. I have a lawn that does not look By -twisting+two prisms, of his sleep fats? healthy. It has some bare places, wedges oNlasa used to break up And he was divorced. 3.-Who usually acts as hostess -HARNESS AND COLLARS and does not get green as early as light into its component colors, it when a woman's club gives.& lun- toms others In this locality. Can possible to >iotermine stellar An Englishman and a French- eheor party? Farmers Attention - Spring is .. foa- suggest early care that I man were, arguing over ' whose 4.-When a woman is either nearly here. Consult your nearest velocities more accurately than Harness Sho about Staco Harness should give ft? What special treat- heretofore. country owned the finer navy. standing or seated, talking with a p They asked the old Irishman in the man, and drops her handkerchief; Supplies. Fife Bell our goods only meat should I give my flowering Ps through our local Staco Leather corner to settle the argument, glove, or some such article, and y shrubs to get the best show of CURE FOR PELLAGRA Goods dealer. The goods are I _ color'-3. E. C. Middlesex Co. - "Tile Irish have the best navy," ,the mar. does not notice it, should NicQtine acid, newest of vita- right, and so are our prices. We '�►►. LAWN IMPROVEMENT. mins, a chemical relative of nip- he ��• she pick it up? manufacture in our factories- la. the Spring as soca as .pus- tine, can be had from your meat "In Heaven's name, where is the 5.-Wben the guests at a dinner Harness, Horse Collars, Sweat alible lawns should be raked and market, it wan announced to the Irish navy?" said the other two. are few in number,-and they are Pads, Horse Blankets, and Leath- Zj&b1sh removed. Rolling should American Institute of Nutrition. "Ani what a fool I'd be telling an intimate friends, would it be er ,.TravellingGoods. Insist on _ but not Lack o! this vitamin causes pet• you when you might be a couples all right for the place 'cards to Staeo Brand Trgde Marked Goods. w if at all possible, of spies," said the Irishman. bear only their first names, Mary, and ou get satisfaction. Made .with an eztreamelf heavy roller ex- lagra, with an estimated 1,000,-. Elizabeth, Helen, etc.? °n� ' Rept on sandy soils-:To help the 000 victims in the United Staten - -' grass, fertiliser such as Ammonium alone, a disease so dreadful in "Fifteen minutes after put. ' 6.-.day wedding •nnonnce- Saasuel Trees Company Limikd 8alplzate, 1 to 2 ounces to toe final stages that it rang into in- tins on a pair of seeks 1 ments be mailed a week before the 663 Kiag.SL West, rcnto =pasta yard, mixed with fine earth, 1i>iait made s hole is one.' wrote wedding? WRITE FOR CATAVOGUE r y' 'an enthusiastic golfer to the Answers '- rand,or better still leaf mould from The richest som%4s are liver, sock manufacturer. 1 r-It is not obligatory that one the woods, should b4 spread over kidney, lean muscle, brains, yeast ,sue No. 19 - '39 the surface somewhat lightly. Or and heart meats. Probably an instead of Ammonium Sulphate,a ounce or two of liver a day would ' :complete fertiliser of almost any give a-man all he needs. -Kidney Classi�i¢c� form can be used either with or is almost equally rich. AGE-RTs .WARTED - HAIR GOODS _ without soil. Should bare patches •s s••c■ LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANTED WIG& TO1pP7s►4. ' az1s2 new seed should be sown to sell Ph1111 Lightnin Pro c e•, rte, and all types to an Kentucky Blue an Red- pe ompany of ripest quality Halr floods rate TIRED FEET Limited, Osborne Avenue. Toronto, vr¢rt�sing for illustrated eatalo ua Confides- top in about equal quantities at the •• tial terms arranged Toronto Hum. rate OI �(i lb. t0 the equate Tod. R/ AGENTS' STOREKEEPERS! ]take an Hair Supply (`o., 62C Rathur►t- yy h0 big profits selling our over 260 Toronto In about one month or al= weeks' -f-4 / linea of Drygoods and Small- lE �tj wares. Write today far tree Price BRAY f"IlIC9t9 BROUGHT SUCCESS JOBBICRS-AGENTB-CANVA!tg11CR� t. . .,p. _-Mime Lhe, Ammoulum, Sulphate and. ro 4' ,h Leet. General Outfitters Reg'dt�,. to M. Turkus,, Weston. Oat., last Poll treatment Can be repeated. V hd t Box 86b, Place D'Armea. Montreal- Year. HIS 200 Bray Barred Rocks /N �` h were laying at 16i months Bray THE MOST COMPLETE [,11vE f51Pr When dry, hot weather N' ap ARTICLE! FOR TALE chicks will bring you.success too.. Sma-llwares. Novelties, Rasor Order �iow. Bray HatrhZrY. 170_ Htades Dry Goods, Coamettca, as- poraching and during such, if at all ' John Street North. Hamilton On- sembled in a new mammoth lllua- saible, the lawn should have a ''LAGS• BUNTING, PLAIN AND trated catalogue: The lowest .pp ' Waterproof Truck Covers and tar'O• irholesale prices obtainable - Ill thorough 'soaking with water to Tents. Prices and samples on re- profits Free catalogue.. Dept. g ' qutipt. John Leckie Ltd.. Toronto. CERTIFIED HEED I'OTATOEA Phillips Sales Reg'd, 72 Craig w prevent drying out Of the soil. % ' "WARBA", WORLD'S EARLIEST Montreal. Quo. .Daring warm, hot days it 1s not Potato, large, white. deiicloua, 1 SHERLOCK-MANNING, OAK CASE, hardiest, heaviest yielder. Gnv- lwise to have the grass cut too- . . 24 stop& 20 hand seta, or 10 full ernment Certlaed t00 strong eyes PNHTUGRAI•HY low-13y inches is quite low. sets reeds, including two nets ped- 31.00 postpaid. S. V. Cowan. Wal.FILM!r 1►F.VI l.ut•M:u r al base, $650.00. For. further In- deck. Sank. ROLL FILMS nEVFI,'IPEI) WITH S. Will you kindly tell me should formation, write to Heintzman A two prints of each slid FREE see Co., 186 longe St„ Toronto. BUILDING MATERIAL time be applied to the &011 timed- EFFSE(:L�Ct)MV coupon 25c. FON !tA1.Tv OFFSET Ct►bf1TF.Rt.'TAL PH'IT(Y : lately previous to planting grain, JEWELRY SPECIALF-WALTHAM PTUCED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW GRAPHY 2 11IIC,aELL ST_ TOR- ha or ,vegetables, OT should it be Pocket Watches, $4 up. Wrist- to clear. We have 1b0 clay the ONTO. 7 "IN 'nC n watches. Rings.etc., Vlollns. Saxa- pipe 80" diameter, 2" wail, suit• applied subsequently? Is it.advia- a'A�LYG INFORMATION phones Unredeemed Pawnbrokers able for springs or wells; 15U,Ilan able to use Lime 1II COn1uIICtiOn �lsdge,& Catalogue. McTamney's, --square-tees heavy wire screen 2" ENLARGEMENT WITH EV Toronto. mesh, 2.000 street car sash, 8.000 FREE \ j,with fertilizers 'applied at the per IndlteaNen •r CONSTIPATION cry roll Alm developed and 8 high tCLGNsa QrTRNAUT tills ton-tup way, feet lo'• heavy galvanized culvert, �Tlosa prints 25c. 8 enlarged prints same time?-"H. N., Peterborough ��TM acts Promptly,pleesnwthr, CHESTERFIELD BARGAINS also }umber, doors. fence posts, 25c. Reprints same Price..Bright Three-piece u a e d C h ester• pipe columns, rails, pipe. fittings. ling Studio, 29A Richmond Street county." MKKT.Note curv-Wbofgrtainlyoff esv field Suite, repp cover- ae valves, cahle, brick, stone. Every. Feast, Torqnto. Lime should never be mixed with ilae M removing Ing, first class condition 1%50 'thing for your building. Frankel : Three-piece Used English Velour Brothers Ltd. -Established 1886. PERSONAL .`` fertilisers when applying fertilizer ,�, f/j sewsNperfon- At Chesterfield Suite, com- @ Eastern Avenue at Broadview, To- = to grain, hu or vegetable crops, ; `drug-steres- pletety reconditioned .. $24,50 Tonto. (:Ladstone 4691. �.� 23e and 10e. Mosey-backundid (:uaraatec MARRY-HLINhREr,R TO CHt1trV® _.Mixing Lime with fertilizers tends • � s7/sM� DAHLIA TCHF.11S from. Many with means. Farm-- ..Mixing �ls� Freight paid to your station era' daughters. Widows wit )1 to revert the Available Phosphoric I .Royal Chesterfield Manufacturers - property. Particulars I0c. Con. WNfiebt N Rltatswad street F.., Toronto t.2 GIA i)F,t<(IRATIVF, f1AHLJA ... Acid,or. to undo the fertilizer manu- - 'tubera labeled fl.tin, 25 different Ndendal. Bus 128 Calgary. Al- Qatfiem Tea Cs 32160 postpaid. M. Shedel. Mimico. berta. " '�BCtu:er'8 efforts LO supply � you Afr1AT1(/\ OI•I r/RTCN[TY with soluble toms of Phosphoric - p QUIT TOBACCO. SNUFF, EARILI, Acid, Lime Can be supplied at any LEATtN TO FI,Y' NtriV AT WW nLsINE%•J Cm1ACF,S Ihexpenslveiy. Home remedy. Tea cost. EtNclent training - modern timonlale. .Iluaranteed. Advice time Burin the rowth Of the crop. . equipment including; Radio. Liv-g p' ' ' 1nK'quarters provided for out-of- ."It ut-o f_ OUR- YR1N'CIPA[8 OFFER-PROS- free. Bartletra. Box 1: Winnlpeg. It should riot be applied without town student3. Fliers limited. perity, independence, Security, p. onto: within reach of all. Write "Home HiOH BLOOD PRESSURE-WRITE ,first testing• the soil ro see it Barker Air lit, Tor, With In6inte Agency, North Hat- 1 l'toxa A.enuc Tururt" .^,, i :....•::n - for tree booklet and full ly sus. ley'-Quo. _ tars regardinu our amazingly sun. DFa'F'IAPI\G cessful hyblood treatment. Pedl- i GQVT.. APPR0VPII CI-ilt'ES FROM greed ProdUcts,. Saskatoon, Sack; <^ - bloudtested breeders •tt rock hot- Rr�t,1_: r-EVFLOPISD, PTCIICRAFT tom prices, `ondard Quality •Hca - eninr� niett - S Prints "_5c. Ise- IF S'OLt \VANT :1N :1FFECTTON 'vy Breeds $9.:.a 90 per cent. l'ul- .ate romantic sweetheart, witis prints 3r. Photnart service, Tren- (UNARDWHITISTAR lets $IK.9S,, l'ockerels 8200. Le - ton. Ontario, Drawer 509. mune'}. write: Diary Lee, 415-9. horns $9.Un, Pullets F19.}n, Cock., HNIa, 'Mi souri, erelc $3.011. l:ig Eg" Quality. i;.c 11--NI COLI,. PEVEI,OPF,D ANi) hatched tr m 25 to 2rr ounce pRg itr:ntul ut, \elox, Ireprints 2c SUPPLIES Heavy .:reeds $ i,f o ' , Pullets SEWING 'IAVIIINES R SU 1 LIES Heav, Cuc• stela each. Our modertr equipment as. 17. it $S.Oii. L. l,grns sur<s >iu peautiful Hi-,gloss' / , ebim ,/ $10:45, Pullet+ S_'1.9U. Tree t'atai- prints that will'never• fade or dis- FOP, SE\ViNG JIACHINFS, RF.- oKue. F•adet, Floctric Chick Hatch. colour, li4ir'row mento. Service, -3 pairs, svppiies-till makes, new ery, Limited, I.,ndcn, Ontario. ldverett. t'resccr.t. Toronto.1.i. 'or trade-in,, re.conditio'ned reach-. - 'enes in stocli -. 1Vrite A. Gilbert : f , TR•EDDLE C'HIf'KC' FOR SAI<17 - n �f.. Toronto. The Short T141':ht)I,I•I t'IIICKS THE H1Gl; 1'olT 5.11.1: & Ran :i.; Yonbe gkEITERID �)1T fieldcilml.tl' chicks in the ,loco price 11URl: MAPLE `YIZL'P, first quality. TRACTOR #IAGNET0 AND EEKLY.sailin s from Montreal and Quebec on yield. Mass proitucfion at one ��ptte for prices: Order early. GENF.R.ATOIL R WAlits Route g plant, low upemtint; costs, nn ap- Jahn if. Gillespie, Abbotsford. _ Bou the scenic St. Lawrence route to England, Ireland, encs I ate men enables us •to „ Scotland an tante. Breeds Ile; 90% Pullets, 1ST; Cock. to ;tnd Gent•tator ):e Pairs. \Ve save CANADA Rates from erels, .06c; Leghorns, Slu,Su: rut- 1"k"�PI:EI:I:II."' 1.:�THaST, CHt1 F', YOU money. Allanson Armature .j' lets, $22.00; Extra Profit Grade, Vlkini:. rifte.en for dollar: bund• a Vunrr., 955 Cay S£., Toronto. $132 cabin x118 tourist s91 'third class the kind that weigh two pounds red Four Dollars. Strawberries, c per hundred more Heavies $12.45;. Dollar per hundred, prepaid. K. *fee* Pullets, $19.90: Cockerels $7.00; Tye, Prikden, Ontario. STAMPS of Leghorns $11.95; Pullets '324.90. `Weekly to England and France by the famous Lower prices'atter may lith. Free Ii.ATHR0011 ou,rFrrs +•-tilt `tAa.r: "Queen Mary" and "A uitania" ularl t0 ]CARE OLD N5c with appwtt'S q reg Y calendar and poultry guide.- IF YOU INTEND iN'STAI,LING A train stamp, 15c with approvals The Cobh, Southampton, Havre and London by the Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- Bathroom outfit or water system letterhead, reference appreciated. V ASZ "Georgic","Britannic"and new"Miiuretanla" ed, Fergus, Ontario. Newberry's, 946 ]Bort, Vietoris, write tar free illustrated citta• frequent callings to Liverpool and other British icigiie with prices. -Free e-Umates B.C. ]lotlte ports. YEAR ,AFTER YFOR EAR SALE BRAY on installations. The ,J, F. 'row. �? Rates from ley'Company. undas. Ontario. MOM_ Chicks do the trick for Sirs. John Ve-KY) TiIlF,A ruR SA1.1: INE111 YORK s15q sari" $12250 tourist aq%a third Haff Fleming, Chatham, Ontario, Her 800 Bray Barred Rock pullets hit STA1.i,l0. .t'i1R -NA1,F, .Ono USF,P TiRF,ti-a5r t'P FOR a'srlullInformation seeywrlocal tra.elagent.or 65% production during the Fall env truck or dar. RPrri4- guar- hig.+ price months last year. Or- A • GOOD BI.A(k YEAR O! snteed twelve mm,ihs: dnatets Cor.Bad and Wellington Streets-(EL.3471) i „ der pour Bray chicks today. Bray t. ingtono Hatchery, 130 chick Street :North, Perrhoron stallion. rP^ d Ptd }wanted, A,k for rrr� prlrP"T}et. G•5 onrolled. l4enry Hulse, Queen Nferriek Tire Co., 1:3 King St. 1V., Hamilton, Ontario. vide. Ontario. Hamilton. - ��pir '.; :,acs-" '; t :•-. .,.,..,�♦ !. • ':.,,.. �� e.. ��.c, 1 `"yn _ F Bitten-Off Nose LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher NEWS -Mailed To Police Books And You BY PARADE Vrctim Of Cruel In�ident Sesda 'PAUL I'IMNLTON - "�� s-t Tip In A Bottle To Medico- , - - - ` •Legal Expert For Analysis. ' i = A number of readers have re- t COMING AND GO[IM Yes, the quested that we review each week German Government certainly has A resident of Rimouski, Quo., one or'two new books likely to be - ± the British Government on the-run has sent part of his nose to Dr. of -commanding interest. Before Y / whichever,way you look at it . , , Rosario Fontaine, Montreal City doing so, Books and You offers [fes{ ;3 _ Lysing the policy of the double' -�e�co legal expert, with the re- the some suggestions on—tate referen- -threat, the Nazi efforts have been quest that he analyze it to deter- tial literature which might be ,' ' Crowned with unmitigated- mine how the piece of detached •• from the main organ. the general reader. a ''first with the threat of force, �.• - then the threat of collapse, and The nose tip arrived carefully i Those—who--eaJoy—the- larger - thaw,-- mm, Mi� Chamber pickled In a bottle, forwartied br— benefitft of lit eonun and g going• mail from the St. Lawrence south read for pleasure or Instruction, ;r shore town. In the•accompanying seldom pass a new or unfamiliar Mr. G. E. R. Gedye, New York note to Dr. Fontaine, toe owner de- word without investigation. TheTimes' noted foreign correspond- clared that the piece was detached habit of consulting the dictionary ! 4 nt, quotes the words of an Aus- while he was under the influence is commendable. .trian Nazi high-up: "We have the of liquor—in fact, he had "passed First esaential for the alert read- 1 easy game of threatening Mr.• out"—but he,had reasons, to be• er is a dictionary of his native i Chamberlain alternately with our )leve that it was severed by a- language, Not just any dictionary., ` strength and ovr weakness." 'The broken bottle or bitten off. To be authoritative, it must be `a 'first threat is readily understand- Dr. Fontaine said he would con- sufficiently up-to-date to record re- able; the second, when one real- cent changes in our swiftly 'Izea that the collapse of the Nazi duct the, experiment and report to Y Chang•. the man. He was a little puzzled Ing speech. i regime would seriously "rebar- by the request that the nose tip be In Canada we speak Canadian rass" the British bankers and fin- returned to the owner following as'opposed to American English, anciers. the analysis. The Webster dictionary is.probably the best dictionary of the English - TOUGH BOY: "The tall, Saturn- usage in the United States. In no iqe Beck, softspoken and deadly" sense is it suitable for Canadians, to.,apa y by l&r1 has been Poland's virtual dictator = American spelling, pronunciation, ] since the death of Pils ski in VOICE and usage duffer radically from a " 1. You 11 •sedan Jenkins for not standing he mislaid his suspeadtrs. 1935. He is hard-toile fres what is acceptable in Canada. A quentiy being dubbed "the tough brief comparlson of Webster's Col- y boy of Europe" . , . His diplomatic t L legiate Dictionary with the Con- -Webster. It is the final authority. whose mission in life it was to ' motto is "Poland for Poland," his Or the case Oxford emphasizes :the wide Constant- revision keeps its suc- preach the gospel of etiquette is ".working method, the manoeuvre disparity. cessive issues up-to-date. It is the speech and writing. His book deal Several times in the past- RESS .Look up the word "dietionarp" -grandchild of the great Oxford with everything from the mystery ..Pmonth or six weeks he has sue- is both. Webster gives a second= English Dictionary which took 44 of the correct uses of aha;' and ' ceedeZ in oat-Hitlerin Hitler ary accent. This is correct in Am- produce. will to a'din 8 . , yealra and f 1,500,000 to quLsitlon on "genteel- " compelling the Fuehrer to cry erican speech, and 50 or 100 year!! ism." That ,last alone is worth the. ,- quits , And he doesn't depend -ago it was correct in English. But H. se Fowler, who compiled price of the book. D the :on his allies to keepPoland-free ..SECOND NAPOLEON - . Concise Oxford from this tin- sot now: The Oxfqrd gives It with- impeachable source, also wrote a from Nazi a , Were sometimes glad that his. - aggression . . . Hes tory does repeat itself. Even Na. out this stress. Like hundreds of companion, volume, A Dictionary of 3 been seeing to that, himself. other polysyllabic words, in cors Modern English Usage, a book Never TOO Late .-poleon was stopped...— Peterbor- ongh Examiner. rectly spoken English the second- which richly merits -its reputation s BOUQUET FOR MR. DIONNE: ary (another word that has lost as a elaasie, Mrs. Oliva Dionne, father of Callander's- it) stress has been forced out by Mary Jane Bourne, and Quintuplets; was credited in the HOCKEY AND HOOKEY recessive assent: A lively book throughout, it is Mrs. Emily Wilkinson, of Womb- recessive Legislature edit before a The hockey season is over, and This is just 'one among many ' of a great practical value to well, England, lived as neighbors soon opening of swimming holes reasons why Canadian 3peerh !nth- the casual reader and to the ex- for 50 years before they discov prorogued, with being natures will usher in the hooks season.— pert. Fowler was a kindly scholar erect they were cousins. 3' orittes prefer the Oxford to the gift to the tourist industry.- Leo- Toronto Telegram. pold lbacaulay, Conservative mem- ber for York South, said he was aired of hearing the Government' WELCOME SABOTAGE - get all the credit for our bigkest If they don't take precautions ti i tonr:at attraction: against sabotage in this country some one is liable to go ahead and WAR AND ELECTIONS. P' Put a bomb under.the wheat prob- cal observers at Ottawa, envision- lam.—Hamilton Spectator. ifn9 :a general elr;tion this year VISITING AMERICANS _� IroIf , _ (maybe in the-fall), tree it very Ottawa predicts that mi ions , muct, affected by e m erns tonal of tourists" will come to Canada' ------ situation, both as,to the time and to help us welcome our Bing and the nature of the contest. If the - Queen. With 185,000 000 Ameri- k :. present crisis should lead to grave Q as on balloon tires is is quite ry` �' ' 1 ; .a►•` trouble, the election aught be hur= possible that Canadians may be- tied up; but the pa.liament3r is- came lost.'in the crowd.—bladae ' e t saes would be changed. Instead Jaw Times-Herald. 2 t , --- -of turning upon domestic • quer= - lions, such as relief, unemploy- $ 5 tient; the discussion in the House BEST DETERRENT x F ,'would centre on war, and the ques- Fear of losing licenses has al. tion of Canada's obligations. most eliminated the drunken, reek- If the worst should come to-the less driver in New South Wales, , worst, we'd hes: talk of a nation according to the minister of trans- "f0. al government which would do no- Port. "License cancellation is, a thing but submit to the demands far more effective deterrent than r of a national emergency. heavy' fines," the minister says.— Guelph ays.— I Guel h Mercury.' P y• HOTS _ POT NO. 1: The most six- cling "hot spvt" in the.British Em- NATURE HAS THE "SAY" ' _ pire today according to Prof. R. That old familiar claim that "it W Saunders of the University of , y all'de ends on the weather" was Toro P _ oto, is 23alestine. There the 'given afresh significance,by the , conflict in progress is coming comptroller df,Canada's . largest ,close to threatening the very ex- farm implements concern, .in ad- listence of Britain's eastern empire. dressing the students of.the Uni- �Whoever wins the fight in th, near- varsity of Western Ontario, Lon A. East for control of the Arabs will don, the other afternoon. This is control the-vital oil-pipelines from what he said: ^You can budget is Mesopotamia and the Suer Canal, much as you like but if you don't • • • r he Sys' get the moisture you won't get the "Ind Price! Right Down with the , Lowest "The whole situatiop," Profen- business." — Stratford Beacon- ior Saunders explains, ",arose out Herald. ~'' A NEW STAR IS BORN! Pontiac values have shot sky-high . . .Pontiac "ARRDM"STANDARD EM MMENT - of some rather confused promises ...:,,-sales are soaring! All Canada is,"catching on" that Pontiac is now \'�� such plus features an: 'at the close of,the Great War. As 6.00 z 16 Tires . . . Dual Tait priced with the lowest...down as much as $100 compared with ; t•ampa . , s controlled NO-Draft a result of these promises the Ar 1, last year. .,and discovered that Pontiac offers notoria advanta es 'Ventilation••.Automatic Voltage abs expected to receive Palestine, CAew:n ?,' Is Ari and improvements,unmatched b an other car in its fi Id! Pontiac Regulator•••Reat Indicator.„ rand at the same time the Jews ex- p y y ikdepeadent Fully. Rubber-Cov- pected the same thing," Aid To Ener ;provides everything you want in a motor car .at the price you want Running Boles... Gravel -qWto pay.You'll ride with pride in Pontiac.. .as you never rode before. _se coach)'-G�Front Here's styling is radiant and appealing as a June bride...bigness Compartment-14ck cba- ec So Says Noted Professor Of that means sure-footedness. . .wide doors,level floors ...increased '< at--only$ts extra), T.C.A. Planes To Psychology — A Restful .Vision for everyone . . .luxurious interiors. And space abounds! Six Add "Loop" Line$ Form Of Exercise }iusky passengers loaf and relax in downy comfortp..for"Newrest" ODNTIAC 'CHIEFTAIN--Cam. J .. n caro a on6sc" tiding,m ns g;ding,even where' a loo tow st . Be uca et comfort ea 1 re th going ks ghe fore u, g co never _..- _ Chewing, whether on gum,' pen• you cide on any car, see and drive the two great Pontiacs, the before offered in the low-price Wtll Link Other Towns With Cil, rubber band or toothpick, is a "Arrow" and the "Chieftain". One of these two is the car for you{ Knee-Action b Most Adie restful form of exercise for the Convenient terms on the General Motors Instalment Plan. P-1293 New Rear Coil Springing. Main Airline Routes office worker, allowing him or her y to..put more physical energy into the job at band, according to ex- ARROW _ :Provincial"'loops" to connect the periments conducted by Harry L. AW r of PSYCUOL- PT province with the main line of ogy at Barnard College, Colombia a Trans-Canada Air Lines, Ltd., will University. be established in the near future, Chewing, the professor said, is �yM is announced by Hon, C. D. Home, not,guaranteed to raise the men Dominion.Minister of Transport. tal Standard of the chewer, but it Congratulating Trans-Canada Air does increase the energy quota, CHIEFTAIN Lines oil the progress of their or- Chewers drop nervous babits such } ;sanitation ,to date, Mr. Howe said as tapping their feet and twitch. �► last week that it had endowed Can- ing about, and use the energy thus .-DONALD MOTOR SALES,- 'WH[T$y T oda with a publicly controlled na• . saved .in more useful directions. tion wide air service which, for Writers press harder on their pen- —Assoc. Dealer —M. Sleep—Pickering highly trained personnel, standard cils; typists type faster, although _ bf equ4pmept and modern landing not necessarily more accurately. fields, ranked among the beat in Teatsion In general, the professor YOUR , DEALER'S t f f ' the word. Said, decreases, ;;,.- '. ^k. ... a r..:,:.:. .' . '-. ','s � ' .. ^' _ • r ,r.'� s r_W d., - - . ,' '_. .,M, . n. e�-. a' �• �a6.��3�,,uT` t,... . R .. ,n`i."L. .l Y.: '� l' -�••f '' . ..._ '.Y:"c. s .. iq.. .-r•...--.: �:-...art "T'"i'•.-'S`._.. .. -,. .�' ...: '.. 1• 4':' ti J ��, ,i�-• r a;*:1`,Iy "t:^r„ '�y.y. t ir•r..�' ya' ']" _. _ ` ,,'. a r ,t ,.-n LO CALISK Ste- Classified Advertisements 1 . PAPER-HANGING - paintng and -: tare _ s ,aay next, Mothers Day, will gardening or odd jobs. Prces yeas- - -be observed througbout Canada. "1 i onable. Clarence- Wood, C,larernofit. -,Mr. and Mrs. "Jack" Cater. i Phone -1320. " .land Yamily,of Toronto,-spent a day recently with Pickerking friends. �_- ; �� 1 COBBLER POTATOES - Seed q�e are en 'o in a s lendid : The past week has been ideal y ' or eating, for sale.'Fred Hornshaw, 1 spring weather, and farnners snd ) _f 1 Whitevale, Ont. , /.. " gardeners have been ruching their I FTR SALE - 1 White York sow, gale Of spring work. , g 4th litter, duq May 20th, also 1 -Mrs. N. Bie has returned home -2 eeIss -- - - after spending a few weeks with R ts►r White York sow, 7 iMen's knee rubber boots in heavy qualityat2 50 a g�►ir ef; Mrs. E. Baticey, of old. N. F. Toinkisns, Lot 81, Con. _ Dixon's Ilillt 1 7•$� 4., Pickering. Also alight.weight at 1.79 a pair -Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hnyijk, L ye. POTATOES --. for ss1e. cobblers. - q formerly of Pickering and Whitiw, 95c. bag. A.W. Pegg, R. R. 2, have moved to Belleyilie, where Claremont "Big 88" overalls and smocks.' -2.00 0. Huyek is now employed. FOR i SALE seed potatoes. �Servioes in the United church =s = They encs stand the gaff ` Sunday next at 11 a.: m. and 7 _ Cement block machine, also 206 p. >n. ID. S. T. Mothers)-Day Pro- pullets. Thos. Little, Agincourt. "Big 88"' work shirts. The new Sprigg lines,1.00 sk1.25 Malv :' •gra will be followed is the Sun- Phone ' 1W. U-9Men's •'Briar'Club"Fedora hate,fur felt new r hales 3.001 "day School at 19 a, on. Everyone _ t FOR SALE S horsep, cfieap. f Suit gardener. W�=; Clements; R. - 1 The Ladies' Aid of the Pres- R. 1, Piekning, opposite No. 6. "Sisman'$ work boots same rice ata byterian. Church will saeet at the School. F 31asne of Mrs. James pubm er OR r -- Wednesday next at 5.00 o'clock. LOST- a 1088 matte license Plate q � • uoted in your fares papers � Will the ladies kindly remember he World of Tomorrow Ont. No. 9u6194. D. Gannon, F, s tine grabrbaskelt. Brougham, Ont. All the tidies are ► -welcome., t , -roaarr FOR. SAIF--W M%. .good, clean Men's work socks, • 25c. 39c. 50c.- "M0theW Day" will be obser- s . $in 75 barley, malting variety, 70c• per .ed ;a the Presbyterian C3saschf on a bash. also 16 toss good mixed bay. Mens fine socks,_ 25c• 39c. 50c. Sunday test. The Swulay Selhool N C 1,U'D E S John Miller, B•roughsai, phone 892 will unite with tee congregation in • Toxi to Hotel, this service, wwcb will be at 5.00 , ROOMS for rent - ,suitable for � p. as., but the meabers at the inn- a Assured Hotel Accommodation, bow-yeepi�6, 'Apply at store. D. ohne o8 In and Look them over day School are requested to be on "e 2 Admissions to Fair Grounds. Garsrson, Brougtom. tt 'r Land at'a quarter to three in ord- • Sightseeing Tour of Fair , or to receive their S. S. papers. Grounds. NOTICE N --Xiss Ruth Onley, dietitian, for �. S. � R ; Sightseeing Tour of New York. brie General 8teeiware Leta. is cos- - ' everyds y" y :dam a c wring Schue'!,� sunder ' lane trucks' sw oar wa the auspices of SL Georgers Lad- s • 43e y' AT 1ins' cola, ors Thn:.a�i, sstk, COAL, COKE; SELLING COST ��f/ �1aS �. at 5 o'eloeL D. 6. T. in the Ceso- `'�N C L U D E S _ ttsnrsstty Hall. An tte ladled of the Taxi to Hotel. WuOD, CEMENT, eoesmnnity dad distrieU are cord- Assured Hotel Accommodation. F3AND, GRAVEL, ` sally invited. Admiasios, is cents. •2 Admissions to Fair Grounds. and Boy S,Over Rubbers, 11 B to 5,B, ,. 490 ]Lucky narsrber prizes will be given.- o Sightseeing Tour of Fair - Men's Work Boots, Regular priee lase George's Women s Guild Grounds $CT 1 L D E R'g SUPPLIES r�, acrd . very profitable dna enjoy_ IChildren s and Boys Boets and O , ia•). Ole meeting at the horse of �- o Sigh seeing Tour of New York. also local ®artage 'lucre = �geII•s Leather Leggings, Rag. $2.00, for 990. ` Jones, on Thunder last. with a Tour of N.B.C. Broadcasting , Y We have also need in stove a fall <, Studws or of N.B.C. Tele- � ` 'Stanfield s.Underwear, kelt, $2•CO3 for $1.49 very timed attendance. The next r, vision Studios. line of !i'sple Leaf Millin ;Men's Romeo Slippers, w i[3tald meeting will be held at the Co's Fwedx. Beg.$2.50, for $1.79 home of Mrs. McLean. ; Cara will � rA I Men's Neca Ties, Regular $LCO and 750. for 39e. plek up ore,ineugmrs at the Red and ' - "wen W , A. W. MITC14F•LL *_ten's S-Vr;ter t; �sfard grey, Reg.1.95,1.95 UDES_41iss .leant Clark was hostess � INCLPickering, Ont. - Mew's Fine Shirts, RegE0'. $2. and $1.95. $1.39 to the members of the W, M S. o Taxi to Hotel.' K the United Church, on Wedne o Assured Hotel Acconsmodotion. U� a ph( ne 74 00 Rc"sdeoce 85`L ' Ladies' Silk Hose, 'Reg. 69c., for .169+34 day last. Mrs. F. T. Bunting, the •� Preeidert, suns in the. chair. The 2 Admissions Fair Grounds. Fred 1 T. Bunting, "�' " C lCkering" Bale Conanittee purpose having an- ' Sightseeing Tour of Fair F.stnhlisted 1867, other sewing meeting in the near Grounds. - future, and a committee was app- Sightseeing tour of New York- -- ' _ointed to arrange for a special Tour of N.B.C. Broadcasting SPECIALS "Bale Tea". Mrs. C. J. Stevenson , Studios or of N.B.C. Tela- F _ , -- read sane notes on-"Temperance". vision Studios. l Daring the Devotional Service, • 3-Hour Boat Trip around - Miss Clark sang a solo, which w•ns Manhattan Island. Breakfast Bacon, •25c. a lb. truck appreciated. Mrs. W. C. ' and let me phone at dn Murldar gave. a most interestingw Bra r�C'hicka made real ww,j talk on "Christian Stewardship' t • masts fns Dault:yaacn last year. �Niinced Steak. 12c• a lMrs. Cy Morley read a paper on J 2500Personal atteatioa, .prompt the same theme. At the close, Nc U D E s Pork Live>r� 12c. a Ib. Mrs. Murl-.ar and Group mesnbery • Taxi to Hotel I� WILSON, R R. 1. Myrrtle .5 'served refreshments. -e Assured Hotel Accommodation.' sPecl • - tewing Beef, J12c. a lb• =The Unionville Junior Farmers' ;1 3 Adrt►issior.t to Fair Grounds.� �� ,Jewel Shortening, 15c• a list -Association are presenting their Sightseeing Tour of Pair` two plays: "'11d Bull„ dad ,•Nellie Grounds. �C�►ssic Cleanser = 3 tins 13c. 11fcNab" in the Community' Clu4, Sightseeing Tour of New York. f Auditorium, on the evening of May Tour of N.B.C. Broadcasting , tins, 25c• ::.124th, ander the auspices of the C. ` Studio& or of N.B.C. Tele- Men's pants and 'Overalls at - - G. I. T. of the United Church, ^^f1O^Ud1Oa $1,39 a Pair. Real values R E I D •'![ice Louise Route, Leader. These' 3-Hour Boat Trip around y . Manhattan Island, Men's blue Chambray shirts two plays received the highest a- QQ .ward for York County of '38 and EvBetsksg fTournd Greenwich at 69c,each Butcher ,(pbOne V�) iCeri 'ss in the Governor-Geneswl's Dr- rMen's fine shirts, $1 00 aII d Amatic Contest. They oxer an int- 'V'spage. = 1 eresdug contrast, the first being a (Rates quoted are for 2 in a roaw} "-1 1:25 each __ . ' In= play, witsicti the adjudicator eservsties•s trust be trade at a says, contains one of the finest least b week M advance Men' R axe boots at verylow ' Hardware kat seen and Prices. _ ra• --.character parts he , Descriptive folder and complete the second, Nellie McNabb, a clew-,` information at. Hartreas and parts in stock, . '•ver little love story, with a most un- _ EASTERN HOUSE - Shoe and Harness Repairing __ expected denouement. Both offer phone 4500 Save our coupons. They are .!`set our Prises on Spring -Seeds finely sustained interest and plen- valuable, .Ay of laughs. Red Clover ,-Monday, May :2nd, will to , COACHAY C• V• Brad-ley day long remembered by the young C / s = people of Canada, w1w are hoping Phone Pick 2904 _,Sweet, t.�lo►ver - c to get a glimpse of.the King. and Timothy !Queen, as,they,visit Toronto, this .'being the first, ti that Canada ---�--�- i Alfalfa& Alssk ' has been honoured by a visit from Two,,•. - Act Plays - .. the ruling x8varch. On Re the immense crow-4 -trvirt 'all pa'rts of the county-,.and frc m'the !nit- - _ OLD BULL ' ed States, that R i'1 flock to the ec lc Washers ''city on that day, many, no doubt, NE�.LIE McNABB -- CoffiPld 1J1 tr' Wash s j!sPi11 be disappointed In getting a Frigidaire Refrigerator .!view of Their Majesties or even the train on which they have been Comnm' inity Club Hall, Pickering touring. Special trains and busses `.. , May 24th, VA gent for McCormick.Deering FaTM M.acbinery and Inve been chartered to convey the Wednesday ''crowds to the city and thousmda-of ,Repairs. - a cars will go to the city on that dap Presented by the Ustibnville ,Junior Farttsers' Association, Motto _ 1�e ��IL Cera f,7et i f 1lismy schools in the surrounding 'Linder the aaspjeea o! the Yonas Tsdriles' alible Class of •- � Fhom-se00 _ . 1 l country will be closed in order to 'give the children sm w?portun#y to Pickering U>rlted church � �� gee their Kinµ• and Queen, if they Attie. 26c and 15c. See reaaeil eLewttere this inside. Se $ �� ' MER jean get within seeing distrnes.