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�NE___71WS_- ,VOL. LVIII PICKERINGi', ONT., FRIDAY JUNE.
23, 1939 No.
* ipt► fo+f+ilsttsl sawb*. BASE
LINE ICE CREAM SOCIAL
:CHERRYWOOD KINSALE _ GREENWOOD
Yed4osett Bert Harvey will be a feature at- +--�,. _ GREEN
the Base Line W. A. Ice Cream and Mrs. Wesley Petty Decoration Day at Salem Cem- IF i
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H. O. PBARSON—Pbysiain spent the week-end' with friends at ate T I
�+aeserseoo. Dmbw too. lar Social at the school this FridayarrawxinjtjL ry this Sunday.
evening, A ball game at 6.30 S. The W. A. meets at the home of 1886--1836 �'
=XA.V $:FOdcol An O�.D.. Director T. followed b a s lendid ogrs The Lintner and son, Mal- Mrs, C. J. Stevenson at Pickering, %
vtem•'rresl Aaeorfa o1Ons.tto utas. Y P Pr m. colm, of Toronto, spent a few days this Wednesday atternooh.
PM the Amerlesa optosaei.-sJ� A quilt will be auctioned. Adm. with Mr. Chas. Lintner Sr. JCHOPPING
Meda on. Brea • br' °`est` Miss°Jean Fell spent Sunday Inst
ms...ssos,ctareouotront 25 and 15 cents. " Our boys enjoyed a friendly with her cousin, Miss Eileen Park- Monday, Wednesday and Friday -a
1�e0ssi. 300 Persons from this Count 'at- game of softball with the Base in. i
County Line team on Friday _ WE GRIND FINE
-sw tend- Demonstrations at O. A. C, Y night. 'Strawberries are beginning td Bran
DONALD BUDDY Barrister. Keep the date Saturday 5borts and Feed of all
Y Jul ripen and all have promise of good
Swioitos�lYotar,Yabtic. bto,,.rtni,,.n. , Y g kinds.; arra minerals and other'_
rara-lu occ pica b=lato A-,8,t'Aiw- !A very complete story of the 15th, open for the garden party at crops around this district,
eMa.twaw insot art Whitby.,air trip to Guelph Col Cherrywood, A o program is Messrs Frank and y�p1, I�var toncentrafesfor profitable fetdiaP
College is written god ro
BEATON, BELL eA ROSS for us by one of the party, which, assured,_ Particulmn later. and friends sent last Sunday with , kept on band.,
8arrlstors & Solicitors we are unable to publish this week Mr. and Mrs. Wim, J• Petty and Toronto friends, -
owing to lack of space. This story daughter, Beatrice, attended the Mr. Gordon Stell and Mr. Doug. We stock only the best Poultr 5
W,J,BEATON.K.C. Telephone will a Infant Baptismal Service in the O'Brien are the two Entrance Gan- Feeds and Supplies.
�1L BROOKE BELL,K.C. Adel.2838 appeal- in our next issue. B :
Jeb.F.ROSS rooklin Uliited Church, when the didates from our school. We wish
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GRE infant infant son of Mr. F+_ Z'• dRE�
4- 372 Bay St. and Mrs. Nor- them success.
JOHN L.POND Toronto man Alves, was baptized, Donald In a friendly game of baseban -
The Misses Clans. and Vanessa- NorTnan. with Brougham, last Tuesday ev- LAND SURV]CYQit,
ae.tees A Oo°• Barris- wµlls spent the week-cad with - ==— -� - ening, -
('` L'.HICHARDOON Gordon Death had the rola-- g, J. DONEVAN
e soba NotaiI"etc. Snit*'sat; their BROUGI�M fortune to fall and break his ankle , .B; 91:, Se. G'
tare a Lei Toronto sc lorool• Parents here. L. S. On file are the seconds
'•�°'• ci.rltK Yhea nota. std Mr. and Mrs. Hortop and laugh- Mr and Mrs and will be confined to-the hoose Surveyors Gibson
��aa NbGUS McMILLAAi?#rrister. Sol- ter spent the week-end with the � . Beare and little for some.tune. We wish hire' a and Arnold, 866
,Eiieleor. Notary pyels- 1 Melinda Street W• Gee family, also Mr. and Mrs. daughter,
7ssodto. TeleaLoae bAas. ssu - friends hereon Su rket visited speedy recovery. Kang + Esust. Oshawa, Phoait
Hugh Miller. Y. The W. I. meeting will be held 1981, r 161y
JJewtaL We understand that Mr. Godfrey Mr .and Mrs. A. Moffatt and next Thursday, June 29th at
Willis has takenJudy, were Brou 2.80
over his grand- ghevtn visitors on o'clock, at the home of mrs. R. E. �• .A, R
BRBERT.T. FALLAIBB, L. D S.. father's farm, the farm, .better Sunday. - , Mowbray. Roll Call - "A British -
D.[�9. Gradaau or�te ttorc► k}iown as the Gee farm. --John and Mrs. Soden were in Possession". Mrs. V. Parkin and .rte �i•
Dawl ssr�sora and the Univewar of Tomatool Stalxff�iile an S`11n2da
e� raaidenoe.eco W 000 e•at ! St.Ana- The Memorial Service'for Salem Y, it being Miss M. Brawn have
ea.'� veh. f'iatciras.Oat. e� bona: 9 Decoration Da charge of the InBnrSBQe ofAll Kinds.
a-.se. be s mom, or speoioea,.ne. peep Cemetery will be conducted by Rev. y at the Cemetery, sports program. Audiey and Whit-
�iee�' lhooe � Ms. Wilson, on Sunday-, June 25th, The Elmer and Donald ygdsm, Beet Bates Available sPl '
at 2 families were with their b6' Branches to be our guests.
p. m. standard time. Special People on
i/>ssta�s !avbs. music by Claremont friends. Sunday hat. Brougham Firemen's Garden Party &Oarity and Service. - }
. ► `"'^""^ r�~~�-^-- - -� Mr. and Mrs, and Amateur Contest. Jul • 15th.
-�•'� The Communion Service, eonduc- 'Rodd and son, y
R. H6ATON. TQWI SHI ted by the pastor, Rev. H. H.. spent Sunday with Mrs. Rodd's Green's Park Greenwood. 4lddress Pbont
li a C1art, coa.sy�tnt ei c,L-Le. ,o„•, r Mutton was largely attended, and 'avther, James Farley and family.
talpi • nus.. Atcqu:tont, Ste. 1»aero . HIGHLAND CREEK BROUGHAM.3 PICK 315
Ye4triy.tisep.n. wlfigeraie.o a helpful address rendered by the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassie and
�. , AyO� Pastor. Six of the young people Was Doris Johnston were Toronto
The annual s$eet s ^�O��
Sen-
united with the church at the reg• visitors on St nlsy w1r of the Sen- ---ts y —
ior Brandi of the Wurnen's Instit-
GiENI�RgL IN9UBANEE eption service. We welcome them. Mr. 8z1d Mrs.:N. L. Ding and
in
REAL B9TATS The Greenwood Circuit Field friends of Sutton wen with Mrs, ute was held at Morrish Hall. Fol- ON MON., WED. and SAT. only
CONVEYANCING Day>�y tames on Saturday, June 24th: King's People on Sunday, lowing the ceremonies, reports After-may 1st. 1939 _
A splendid Po M19a Ella Wallace, were read from the various coram- gnaetity of Seed Oats(Alas-
zs sH stsblbbed a Program of sports and of Toronto We have a -
:• 7 good prizes are being offered. A and Miss Asn Trewin, of Mon- iLtees all reported s very active ka. Banner, and Victory). also nige
i .Y servo ane Program ac 8 o'clock to be treat, were callers Inst Wttif M? and successful year. with Mrs. y _
Rem*' Pkk.. GM given by the famous ar istd, .}�t at the T. C. Brow"
y Sle' thohme g, the t��_ Puuina Feeds. Chick starter, Daisy Ra-
?M� •, presiding,
`=T and Harvey Lloyd. Dir. Green's Eleven _,ambers of tett „�; T• � i..* :_`ficern were ^tecred for the tions, Dryena. Fig Feeds ate. A fuel t:
1(7I M -MAW Park is s very attract-a pifl^r to ,attendee they Diss-ct meeting ensuing year Prea., Mrs'. P. lineof these well known feeds
hold this event. Come and a at Claremont on hrida 1�th, ' iway, rat Vice, airs. Craven, Chops. Molasses. :alt.ly nUeods.Sons 7i
1.108N8BD AI3OTIONSRB AND Pend a Y, June 2nd Vice, Mrs. S. Dixon, Setret- Bain. Hog Concentrate. Minera's. EgE
VALUATOR pleasant day. Sports at 1 p, m, In the Election of Officers, Mrs. :
The McKittrick-B - Harvey was elected 2nd Vice- �'' Mss• W. Mitchell. Assistant, �T mash Etc.
Pboaeorwrite. Address 814 Dundas on last, held in Green's i anti re. L. Johnston, as Con- dames, W. Tnedway, Carl wall- D, N. LOekWOO(i
Street, Fest. Park, was a decided success. Rep- vener of Historical Research, Mrs. ace, s, Keeler, w Dixon. District p. `- •
' resentatives of the fssailiea from Johnston has gone to much work
WJakby, Ontario. Director, Mrs. Daman Flower -
far and near made a happy gather collecting historical• data of the
early history of the centres in the Committee: Meadones. Bedwell
�MeTbnB� 8cs 3y t lag, of I hundred and forty two e ' _PICKRRING. ONT.
Y ii Wirj persons to enjoy the fine re district which will Young, Dixon, F. Keeler, Dawson.
Past be Preset Publicity: Mrs. Tredway; Auditors: ..WE DELIVER
Government Lionised. and take part in the sports. The for future generations. PHONE b><i7
Main Int. E. Stori$ville, Ont. Fore-+athero of these ffimiliee were The Annual Remembrance Day des J. Kingkett and W. Du- _
some of Service of the Christian man; Pianist, Mn. L. Barges. A
Phtloe 191 Piogetre of our county Cemetery, socia] half hour '-was held at the
M1lattrnity, Meduai, and Songful and their descendants are carryir* attendance June 18th, with a good close of the ceremonies, the host- ��, a HSOC
cases taken takt0 on the helpful walks of life. J. E. Glover _
—The DF ;M—� Clog of seugog =n- r oY-the tcr%,l -fir. sae seMngn Drinking founts. teed
�► MaternitySteri-Room E• *et. County Manic*#&[Centre. ,gave a splendid elttertain. Repand, Teacher at the Hi,,,-,,
r1 y A 1 Assod^tion
-Rates.for 10 day s-1p15.7b —- went in the church on "da ev- School of Commerce, '1 orouto ye
y , eg . troughs,cyst-er shell,mica
>itagiRsred Nurses in attendance and ening, to a large and appreciative a very fitting gospel message, The The Ontario County' )' ticipal
24 hoar service aftn. audience. The acting in the drama, music selections by the Pickerag Officers Association met t.. Sund• gri brooder, (hove and
Ambulance Service
"Wild Oat Boy" was exceptionally United Church choir were ranch a-
Pti Y errand last week and was attended furnace pipes in all sizes.
MRS.E.R. GOOD 25-37 giood. We underabsnd that our dr- ppreeiated as also the 'inspiring by officials of our Council, also p
arn►atic society is asked to go flack $olos sung by Mrs. McMaster, our Reeve and Deputy-Reeve, Hon. Also all hardware at reaa-
FOR to Rev. Jobiin's church at Scugog Deae�oness of Sherbourne Street G. D. Conant K. C., the latter be-
.Centre, 'and present their popular Church, Toronto. Mr. O. McGreg-
ine the speaker for the Table rices.
;� INSURANCE drama. or apoke,a far► words on behalf of who advocated reform ' ; p
S>wRVICE •� the Committee who Have charge Jury System and s lac to change the Repair work done promptly
A Pretty Lawn Weddle of the work of keeping n the mediod of our assessment to a S T_� ��Q��
Pbont Pickering 67 g �,., Cemetery. The collection for the �++ Q
County System.
CYRIL,Bi. MU$LEY The home of Mr, sad Mrs. Alex- day was $45. which does not meet $�,r'dware TieusmitL L Y'
ander Thous was the scene of a the cost of upkeep, Amo those Notice to Distributors of Raw Milk
FIR$ AUTOMOBILE, LIFE ns PIG11tiF8IIl�G{
ACOIOENT, WINDSTORM Pretty lawn wedding when their tram a distance were: Mr, and
PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. only daughter, Helen Annis, be. Mrs• Renaud, 0. McGregor, Mrs, Through an Order-in Cowicr7,
SERVICE - PROTECTION tannic the bride of Ma. Wilfred McMaster and nieces, of Toronto; �� May 30th 1939 }lYa�e d6N
Fmnkhn, son of Mrs. White and members of th P Pastenriza-
t2fe late . r. George White, of '. -Irkham, Pickering and' '_Myrtle; ti—I of Milk in ce areas of
;NEO! Pickering• Rev, Haney Howey, of 'Mr, and Mrs. P. Forsyth, of Mark the province becomes obligatory, ,m
Dhinbarton officiated, Miss Emily ham, Mr. and 'Mrs" N. '_1Dechin, of the legislation to take effect on t r
-- Knowles played the wedding mus- Oshawa, Mi, and Mrs., Frank M. June 30th, 1933 and thereafter to CHEMICAL,
is an
Oct 1st 1939 inclusive.
9 IT offnn
register, Mrs, William Davidson, Town-
he area acted in the
choir,and others. ship of Pickering. incluaes that part �^
scrag, O Promise Me. The bride, The June meeting of the W. I. of the township south of the 3rd VITAMIN e! MINERAL TONIC
given in marriage by her father, was held,
the Crawford home on concession road. 1
j wore a graceful gown of eggshell the 7th con. with an attendance To aid .ice the; `
lace over satin, a finger-tip veil of 52. Mrs. Harvey= presided. At Scope of Legislafion '0� ^
held with a coronet of seed pearls, the close of the Business Session, 1. The Act includes not only Prevention of Nutritional Anse®• }
Motor Ambulance, Day or Night and carried Sunset roses and lily- �s� Annie Bayles and Hilda mink but cre"xm, ' chocolate drink, �
e` of-the-valla Miss Ethel Emms, Hood gave excellent reports of buttermilk and all milk products, Prevention of ' Rickets, Den
Phone 1300 Y. �� sand Tetany �.��,
was her cousin's maid-of-h their Short Cour except butter and cheese P. '
Q j�� ere 1s no exeiii aon under in D, deficiency.
• A. a+TEi�i\ITT blue sheer and carr- Evelyn Knox presented a report P
ied roses and sweet of the Junior Girls' Leadership the `Act for the sale or distribut- Freventiosk of Iodine deficleaag
peas din tori of milk or cream even in small Buiiduig of Resistance t `
Helen McCowan was bridesmaid in' Training Course held at Uxbridge. ,
Funeral Director Sweet peri pink with matching hat Wopds of appreciation were spok• quantities.. Ail must be pasteuriz- Adelicious food 3ut,»lev'ret
Furniture Dealer and'carried roses and sweet peas. en of the work and interest of ed' eontaioiog quantities of Vita-
Mr. Lloyd Johnston was beat man Mrs. Harlock 'and Mrs, Hard in S. No Heafth Officer has anth-
P'ICkeruiQ. a tiylo and little Master James Mccowag Y ority to grant an exemption or ex- mina and Minerals frequently
the work with the Junior Girls. ,
acted as page-boy and scattered Miss Bayne, of Pickering, guest tension ,with'the Act. .lackcog in ordinary diet&.
�►' rose petals before the bride. The speaker, delighted the audience in Enforcement of the Act. SIDall+,dose—Easy to take
bride's mother received tri flowered her interesting and instructive ill- Since the legislation is sa amend R
sheer with corsage+ of roses and Castrated talk, "Our Native Birds" meet to the Public Health Act, it 24 day treatment, $1.26 �•:
sheer with matching accessories, knowledge of which we are sadly will be enforced in the'same man-
ERING
and corsage of roses. Following the lacking. Miss E. Richarlson gave ner as other sections of the Act. 72 day treatment, $2.`�6
reception, the couple left for a words of greeting from Pickering The penalty for violation of the - *O*ice•` N
s motor trip to Easterly points, re- Branch, Mrs. Crawford sand 4fic- pasteurization clauses (that is the
JONES
turning to live' at their, farm At lent helpers served refreshments, sale• of raw milk) is A fine of $25.
Pic]*ring. The bride travelled in 'and a general get-together was to $500. ♦�8 Re$ 1 D � ,�
navy sheer with Cameo Pink acc. en}oyed during the social half- I N. F.hour. Tomlinson,
" essories. _ ho
1�►� � P.boae Pick. of "•-,•'•
— -- Medilew Officer of Heart tt _
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sand Queen Take A Look At 71mir Giant Locomotive
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--- �VhAt Science PAPERS
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Doing I
DIET REVIVES HEARING1M
I� A 70-year-old San Francisco pro
physician claims that after 20 A 1.010 s
years of experiments and study he `N'•1
has discovered a successful cherni-
eal
ERIEI
treatment for deafness.
The treatment consists of ad- atlg
ministering two powerful synthe-
tical -produced 1E
uced chemicals nico-
Q
p
tinic acid and.thiamin. They are
believed to restore activity in the
hearing nerve. • DOUBLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET
"SILVER STEEL"
Silver steel, a new stainless al- vious increases, The •',:pward and
loy which resists sea water corros- Bumper Crop westward'-- tendency most evident
ion, is announced. An _ 1935 continues sZt KIackened
The new alloy is made by ad- ,Of Graduates. pace as most wester ?-Aleges re-
Their 'Majesties King George.VI and Queen Elizabeth mount by specially ding a small amount of silver, port further swelling of graduate•
.Constructed steps to the cab of giant Canadian Pacific Locomotive 5919 never more than two per cent. and
In.Which they rode from Beavermouth to Stoney Creek, on the east'slopes frequently less than one, to the Canada had a bumper crop o� ranks
of the Selkirk Mountains. Behind them is W. M. Neal cite-president, university graduates this year, ac-
_president,
n �(,
western lines, Canadian Pacific Railway, who accompanied them on their Present stainless steels that con- cording to the Canadian Press sur- SHE COULD NEITHER
dzAp in the; lead locomotive of -the three used to power the royal Main chromium and nickel. vey of the "Class of '39" in 18 -
train over this scenicallybeautiful stretch. The piecioua metal goes into so-
Canadian the graduating
from coast to
- a* *�
lotion in stainless steel. It din- 1A11L1�s
— - ------ like sugar in coffee. The coast. As the graduating class tin-
LeveR.SUEP
r Brothers' silver forms a film of silver chlor- ally earned the -39--pin, a c er-
lam . ide on the surface of the.steel. fished hope of from three to seven
modern OW This film is not soluble to water, e re
college more graduates -
hence it protects the steel against with Rheumattslm
than in any year since 1935.
Etiquette A $300,000 addition to the big 1'Dat. If the film is knocked off, s This woman suffe-ed ice many
Total
Toronto plant of Lever Brothers new one immediately replaces it, -$(sane for m n and women years. Pain sapped hir str'engtn
BY ROBERTA LEE Limited, soap manufacturers, is coming from the. silver dissolved tiniahing their curses fa ail until'she lost hope o'_ recovery-
branches of higher education this Many remedies were tried but
that company's response to ex- in the steel. year is 5,875 compared with 5,525 nothing broke the grip her trip-
1.—W hen attending s- wedding padding business conditions in !n 1938, III the years 1936-7 the plin rheumatism. A:, .set her hu l--
reeeption should a'guest pause for Canada. H. A. Wilkins, president CURES ARTHRITIS number was estimated at 5,760 ban persuaded her Lo try Kru3-
a talk with the bride_and bride- n+the company, declared that con- A new treatment for rheums- while III 2935 an all-time peak of cben Salta•—
IRoom' tinued expansion of business made toid. arthritic patients, never be- 6,Y50 was reached. "My arms and feet acre swollen.
2.—What would be a good clos. the addition necessary. The me* fore used in North America, is re with rheumatism," ei a writes. 'I .
ting for a personal note? bui4iing, on which work is well portedto the Ontario Medical'As- Vocational Diplomas Popular could not walk nor bet regular
3.—What is the minimum num- under way,-will consist of three sociation by Dr: Gordon Calder of Last yearnota'�le tendency to- sleep, and nothing so me any
ber of'courses that a hostess btories of concrete, brick and London. Ont. wird vocational diplomas con- lasting good. I was so hopeless o:
ever getting better. 1 :oat my good
'should serve at a luncheon? steel construction. It-wiR be 140 Dr. Calder said he had used a tinues,and the percentage of 'Yin-
4.—Is it proper for a mart to feet 'long and 80 feet wide, and compound, sodium'aurothiomalate, Ished" co-eds has risen is some nature entirety. Then my his-
+ colleges almost co the half-way band persuade me to �:, ki'usch-
best his or mon the back of his will house the company's general over a period o! wiz to 2; months en Salta. After two weeks I be-
it
chair while watching offices and cafeteria. Air-condi- in a number of cases. About 70 mark. the survey shows. Unlver- gan to feel better. I persevered,
tr picture with her at the theatre? tioning will be adopted through- per cent, of the eases were com- city authorities tray- tbr� upswing and in wiz Weeks, F was doing' .
5.—Vi'bat is the correct sag to __ow end the rang latest office pletels cured or showed marked back to the economic optimism of housework. Later, I +ass able :ll
phos forks on the table? egnipment will be at the services lmprocement, Dr. Calder declared. MS-6 when most 3939 graduates $o for a walk. Now i' am free
d,—What is the birthstone for began their college ueers. luny from .pails and I fee? grand"-
of the firm's employees when they (Mrs.) F.W.
fame and its significance? move into their new:quarters this Reho's Judge George A. $art- ofifeials predict as even stronger Rheumatism is commonly taus
arm; will step out into the bust-
Answers fall. - has presided s at professional I world sea dl by deposits of.u.it acid cry q-
lett, who des thousands =
-- : of divorce trials, say a aver- mesa androte ons a , whichlode in tae muscles
s
____ _.__ spring and °fats. I�luschen keel :c
1. No. One should emend con=-- -- -'age length of time between mar- 1 ps
gmtolat,ons to the bridegroom, nage and divorce is from five to As usual, larger universities are break up these deposi-s of trou'.- _
best wishes to the bride, makes sic years, which may .be taken to good barometers of academic ling crystals and to convert them -
cordial remark or two, then Ileave Worst Wayvast indicate a failure of ersollal ad treads, afeGi71. Toronto, Alberta into a harmless solution, which s -
them to the other guests 2. "With p and Dalhousie registering most ob- removed through the natural char ;
kindest remembrances" or '*kind- For A Motorist ; Justment." nes—the kidneys.
set regards" are both good phrases i
for closing a social letter. 3. Not is To Take Mht From tits
Ness than three courses. 4. No;he Smne of an Accident, Police I ClassiFied.......is hands in his lap. Warn--Acute Mental Suffyer- y'
6, The forks ahOn a "IsHAS iH1CKS ARE THE FINEST ISO MONTHLY UPWAhI:,h, CRONE i
ushrooms If
the left of the plate, and from Lauachfar;, P,E I 'my pullets K es9pawn. Freerspawn andari
left to right in order of their use. The meatal suffering of hit-sad- raid �1c 4'4 months. Cockerels $ AdvertsinS as trogen. Information 'res Bert: a
G. Pearl or moonstone;signifying vonn at 5 i oaths.- Mr. Gardin- and instructions gur,ranreed a
r1in drivers Is worse than Jail sea- rrs results can be Yours: Under prgduce. Georgian Bey Frodu s
=_health and long life. fence, This is the conclusion of city -Kray chicks today. Bray Hatch- "a.. Box 515, Toronto
and canal police chiefs of Quebec cry. 130 John Street North. Ilam- 'FILMS DE%E'LOPED
]tort. Ontario. PAIN-ADE FORSt'FFHaF.RA
TIME province tate° made s study recent- NOW
extravicar,vicar, eatttra vitalityEand ONEtory offer. Sa30 enlargements with AN EXCELLENT RENIEr'7 TO A.
1y of such accidents. extra fast growth that Bray every order. Roll developed and the ayRem in ens ^:yc' aches a:d
Xtra-Profit c
Their decision was based OII an- btcka se2m to have. eight prints. .Reprints 10 prints glalna from Arthrltif. Rheumatlam:
meccas arrests made to such (ansa Lon't delay, order today.- Bray Send order, advertiaehient and umbo o, Sclatica, Neuralgia, ani.
Hatchery. 130 John .Street North, thirty cents. Mall order depart. "euritta. Why sufftr any longe-.
during the past few years. Most Of Hamilton. Ontario. menr, Graphic Film Servilee, 247% Try Pain-Ade and oe ccn.vinc-3.
- gave YouHe these, 1t bass been iova�;tie 11 fi Dar $sub -- P.O.per onoy -
Dundas t London_ ;pie }g,
BABA' C'Htic KS. Pi LLF:T9 t and 19-'0. charges. P. or moody order on:c. «�
- dental. LARt.;E TYPE R-HITE LEGHORNS, -Shipped- prepaid. iadrras. T},a
Alternative A Nervoua Wreck �C. Pullets.
id5'C'Pul Rock
15 g ors FOR SALE -Pain-Ade Medicine tea:; Hami'lt.
_, I• ; Ontario.
'in a report submitted tJ the Fro red Rock 9c.•2 weeks d chicks CTTEFE-TEX BATHING SUITS i2
Vince of Quebec Police and Fire, ndd 4c. ._gra 35c, postpaid. -Red, Whhe. PENSONAL
Chiefs' Association, the chiefs urg- Reek Lessor- Crola Breed Cktekw and Canary. Send for catalogue,
_; lust the kind you're looking for rapcs, rubber sundries, Ray Bald- .MARRY—HUNDREDS TO CFiUU:
Two actors who were jealous of ed'all drivers involved in such ac- thin• time of 3 ear. Excellent for. w•:n, Sleriln, rintario.
eideata to atop..They stated that tPotb sing and meat production. from Many with mea a Fares
sash other met in a restaurant. ,- 4 seek, old pullets :lee. Leg- era' daughters. Wid�wa wi
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-They exchanged frigid nods. !he might be compelled •a horns and Rork Letrhorn cross !FREE SUET) Property,' Particulars, los, Cc
„ pay a fine or go through a civil Breeds, also day old cockerels 1 arta.
uta
Box 126, Calgary, A
How are you getting along. •Barred Rorke and Rock lcghorn "AMA2INt: OFFER-.FREE SPIT :bents
court action, but even that was vross breeds. would you like a genuine $35 Re-
sasked one presently. tall Value Slade to Measure suit QUIT TUBACCU, SNUFF, EASILY
"Pretty well replied the cite- preferable to 'becoming a nervous idea Maser tat Hwteaed Pallets, absolutely free for only a ilttle taexpeaalvety. Home remedy. Tei,
wreck. L^.^Se Type 'White Leghnrns rale- of your spare time.' Write today tlmoDlals,• tluaraoteed.• Adv? s ""-
er. "Still keeping slice." ed' under ideal conditions. • 4' (rel Barllett'a Bos I. Winnipeg.
y
Here is what the police have to montt{s ofd June delivery, for full details. The Hudson Com. pe;
The first man eyed his rival gay t0 drivers: "If it will make you 'Fend your order to—Lakestes Pany, l.abelie Bldg.. Montreal." R FiY SUFFER FROM AI;ID 1NLI:
steadily' for a second and then You a never be $'•wltry Farm, Wei* Bros..Exeter, BAIR GAAD>! 6estion, Heartburn, Gan. T:;ke
feel any better,'Y �n y pat. .-Arms Antacid Tablets" for Qui r
'.asked casually.—"What's your caught. But, my craven fellow, :relief. 35c box, 3 boxes 11.0(.
:OlOtice"." TWEDDI.F. CHICK` wI" rUUI'EN, PRAN8b,(l;MA-• .Arms Products, 2159.•�aford Ac
you'll never escape yourself. You'll NO DEGATS. NO WAITING tVFlEN Uona'Swltches, C'url's, and all ty�i� Montreal, Quo.
" neve: escape the shade of having you order from Tweddle. $1.00 per of finest quality Hair Goods. vV
" killed a child or-adult and run hundred books your ander,. bat- for illustrated catalogue. Confiden- IF YOU WANT AN AFF`E:CTIO�
Somnambulist said to bavo + once C.O.D. Prlres effective June tial terms arranged, Toronto Huta-
ate romantic sweethrnrt, wi `r
;run a -silo in six minutes:'
away, And above 811, you'll IIeceT y9ih. Grade A Barred Works, as Bair dODDIv Co. 528 Rethuret- .money, write: Mara' Lee, 415
He was very fast asleep. escape the burning memory that Whito Rocks, \Fw Hampshire' Toronto Rolla, Missouri, "
when faced with a test, you pre- $'.:.iS: ror.kerets.' 58.00, White HI-JPYKS — LOOK
'Driving his car over a level fererd cowardice to courage."- Levhorns. Brown Le'ghorns $8,45. PIANOSCHEAT'
Pullets $16.7.1, Cockerels 33.0. Ex- MORE FUN AT YOUR PARTIES. IF YOU ARE INTEREb'TED IN A �
crossing, he had been run into by tra Profit Grade the kind that ]Rook of 101 GAMES and CON-
a locomotive. weigh ?wo pounds per hundired TESTS, Suitable for S c h o o I, good renewed piano cwt a br.rg.:n
' -,price write for desc.:ptive lie:a
When h'S small roll was taken -more- Hena•y Breeds $10.95, Pul- Church and Social Gatherings,.25 with prices, forwarded !fee on r.- -
The area intended for spring 'tts $15,90, Coekcrels $9.00. T.eR- rages. 25c (coin) per copy. Post- Bluest. Heintzman rand C'o., 195 '
in to see him in bed his first words horns $10.45, Pullets $19.90: Free '
wheat in Canada during 1939 la 20 R CHAPSIAN PUBLICATIONS. Yo:ge street, Toronto
_were:—"Daddy, did you see the rouur3 book.—T�+eddte Chick .0 Roehl Bldg., Bellingham, Nash.
reported at 25,335,000 acres as Hateheries ramited. Fergus. OR-
(M►orks of the engine w'hil you were compared ' with 25,188,400 acres Carle. LEARN BARBERING 11UPS FOR (ALG
' '
Under it'd" i PURE FRED GREAT. .LAI.1F Pl'
sown in 938. I• ` BADE?$ CHF-CKS
i IRDER DIRECT FROM THiS Ali. START ANYTIME WITH A� E'F• pies—Beauties—hfnles f8 Tema:.. F.
In some ways'4he modern Save time, money and bother send- to-date System. Government, lie- $5. L Cort, Rydil Bark, Algona.
Ing for Prices. Standard Quality
ensed.. Free information. Modern Ontario:
,,roan is very similar to,the pri- Tarred Rocks, New Hnmpshire Barber School, 142 Queen Street
ssitive man. If his women BRINK Reds. White Rorks, Hybrids $8.75, East, Toronto, � 5EWINU MAUHINES a `2iUPr'LIC
folk talk *too much, he goes 90% Pullets $11.95, Cockerels $8. MEDICAL FOR SEWING MACHINES, r,Z
T,eghbrns $8.25. Pullets $15.95,
10 his club, while his ancestor +'ockerets .f 3,00. Sig Egg Quality pairs, supplies—all makea, uev
sat reached for it. NOT WATER 1' hatched from 25 to 30 ounce egtrs HAY FEVER RUSE SEVER SUF. or trade-In, reconditioned mock
-Heavy Rreedls (9.45, Puiteta $t4g5, ferers. Money Back Remedy. $1.00. Ines in stock — 1Nr !eTA. Uilbe
- Gut Neap the 01.IMM112 wastes ( cockerels $4.00, Lexhorns $8,95. Canada Herb Co" Windsor, Un- Son, 350 Yonge 8t_ °coal°.
' "flare you done anything _to To yaw daily cup ol hot waist, add the Pullets $18.90. Prompt delivery. tario.
hike-N the 10 barbs In Oars eld Too and Free en talogue.-Baden irleetrie STAMPS
eheck the crime wave in Crimson ,..,
„ Tau sot easy "wash our latstaalip-!wt rblck Hatchery L►mltcd, Baden, MAY FEVER, RUSE FEVER SL'F'- DIF. ,
Gulch?" loom the herd•o-got• Ontario. NEWFOUNDLAND STA4if S, 40
�� „ ����� of wastes which V ferers. Money Bask Remedy. $1•fl0• ferent 60c, catalogue value $2.5_.
There. isn't any crime Race, re the (lataq sadi- BUgINESS OPPORTUNITY Canada Herb Co. Windsor, On- Price lista furnished.—Ed, t•caai
answered Cactus Joe. "Mien Re "Nod. Garfield Ta tarso. mea, Bottvood, Newfoundlnn4. y
find we can't make the citizens $AMPLE• makN flat war„ tar START YOUR OWN BUSINESS, r-
old Tse Ka to dlinh Uild. Every dollar sale brings you rev. HAY FEVER- Perthshire Medica
USED TIRES d RETREAD!, FO&
irtop drinkin' and mblin' we ass w�• THOiIOUGI'1• prompt. ed Snuff. Pleasant. Convenient. SALE
ga P tae_ 10 d�ar ma"yte enty-flue cents profit Write Ec- Relieve all cases.. b0c and $1.00
a law makirl' both legal." �• ' onomy Distributing Company, Cur- a t�
tis Avenue. Leam'ngton. Ontarl- Jraea. Sole Agents G. B. Products, USED TIRES AND RET RA1� FlIr ;
e e . Importers, Box 515, Toronto._ any car or truck. t+Sc nnit ti
"Some men uses bis 1 FILMS DEVELOPED Every tine guarantees Oft a
• �' words," said Uncle Eben, "sle FILMS DEVELOPED • gallon and up. Ratterids, etc Do,!., , .
FREE'ENLARGEMENT'WITH EV- era wanted. Write for free b., •
G=• 1 Cle'le Avenue. ery roll film developed and eight FILMS DEVELOPED, TWO PRINTS gain price lists. Orden. ruche
crone as a turkey spreads irje pp
tail feathers. Deysnakes as 1'"rwwto a t'aaadn hitth gloss prints 26C S enlarged of snch and FREE ENLARGE- Buy with confidence, from t'n
elegant impression, but day prints 2bc. Reprints same prices. 'HENT coupon 25c.-Offset Photo- oda a largest retreaders, Merri L "
+,�sltue NO. Z5 — '39 Prightltna Studio, 29A Richmond Igraphy Dep. "A'. t Rutaell St.. Tire Compan,v. Boz liL 111-1 ,
don't repersent so real incest." SL East. Toronto Toronto. King West, Hemiltd r.. Untnr lo.
rsir, ,...��_.....,' .......-._ �:,..�..._-,.-.,...•.=� -
a
by Christ Jesus. Paul had just
net forth the absolute centralityLong Pyjama of LBy William
T14Is CURIOUS WORLDfor son
Sun��y Christ in his own life, and how he _■ p i
gave-up everything, counting all Coat Favored
{ as aothing, that he might really
Scho Oi win Christ, be found in Christ, OONATI S COM L
know Christ, and all the power of Aso each man in a small group wpSBEJ IEyEM► BY THE PI:IJPtF
his resurrection a -she fellowship
s ", what he wears while sleeping these OF FRANCE TO HAVE B
of his su8eringj.",StiIl, Paul was EFJ`{
not satisfied *Wt t he had at- warm.nights, and there will be a RESPION518LE FOR THE RARE
OnFLAVOR,OF THE FF2E/VG/-! .
- - tained, even tfinttgh, the greater variety of answers.
part of his life-was over. Still, i' 1 VM PROOLICE^ IN 1556,
Some wear only the tops of their y�
LESSON XIII Paul was determined to press on pyJamas, others wear only the
for greater knowledge, deeper ap- trunks,tom
-rr PAUL.REVIEWS H15 LIFE prehension
-of Christ, a closer re- comparatively few wear the
2 Lve'r.'11:16-12:10; .Phil. 1:12-24; entire pyjama suit, and many el-' �p
-
int. 4:7, a. Brethren•I count not myself iminate it altogether, says a story-
13. G
Printed Ts7at, Philippians 1:12-14, y' in the Toronto Globe and Mail. =
yet to have laid hold: but one
21-24; 3:12-1 i2_Tiaotb�4_:Z s _�.-- +: the «t,;,,o Laundries notice the difference, s •. :;,. EVEN TOGA►.
Golden Text.-I have fought which are behind, and stretching an Canadian -manufacturers of = ; " SOME OF THE
.'the good fight, I gave finished the forward to the this s which are men's apparel have also taken no •'iC0/►+IET
course, 1 $ tics of this summer custom. They y{//N�+�r�i
4:T. ;e kept the faith. before. 11. I press on toward the have produced for this summer a �.'i; STILL ARE
goal unto the prize of the high , ,
sleeping-acket which Is styled aft-' �x'
T'HE LESSON IN ITS SETTING. callingof God in Christ Jesus. s IN E,US'rF-N( E
er a pyjama-coat, but which ceme-s •
_ Time.-The Second Epistle of The truth is, we ought always to AND ARS USED
Paul to the Corinthians was writ- be making progress; since not to down to the knee like a short night- ONLY Oil
ten'about A.D. 57, not long after be going forward is to be losing shirt. "It's more respectable than _ SPECIAL.
.'. d-Tfi�se , iutot$a Yo-tom•
- - manageroccAslolvs.
The Epistle :o the Philippians was crets of true advance in our high- nae street Naber•
written while Paul was a prisoner cst life: "forgetting those thins dashery. , <.
P $ $ $ co•a.ion sr Nu sasvK&
in Rom., perhaps A.D. G'2. The- that are behind, reaching forward With Buttons and Sash' j
Second Epistle to, Timothy was to those things that are before." The new style of sleeping jacket`
-a-ritten just hefore his martyrdom, 2 Tim. 4:7. 7. I have fought the does not herald a popular return to -
►' perhapP A.D.. C7_ .good fight, l have finished the the pre-war style of nightshirt, al-
Place.-The Second Epistle to course, I have kept the faith. Paul though that still is adhered to by o
tl:e Corinthians was written, from had.suffered everything, had en-- 'some men, haberdashers claim.
Ephesus; hath the epistle to the dared every conceivable insult,had' They say men don't like pulling-it
Philippians Sind the second Epistle kept churches from going"' to pie- over their heads. But the sleeping
.to Timothy were written from ces had labored with
Rome. into the night.'and now that he is coat, and some even have a sash -
Would yiu say that the apostle about to die, he says that the EARLY DAvS J
au in serving i e ord Jesus struggle as been a-good one, that Ing gown. .i A1M1t.iSHRpoM GR.t�WtNG
Christ hard an easy life' De you the course he has run has been NEAR A DEN OF 4=rVViSNAX=� i
find in Paul's record of hi§ many one ordained of God, who has al- WAS mtVSt DEN /elp
and severe sufferings any word lowed.him to finish it, and, he re- Judge, shall give to me at that ,a-t+ A
of complaint, any, moan or sob' Joices in the fact that he'lfas.never day; and not to me only, but:al3u
Do,you thix:'s that Paul *as a joy- denied the faith. to all them that. have loved his PLINY seems to have been responsible for a belief that exists;
Vous man" What leads yon to be- 8. Henceforth there is laid up appearing. The brilliant sequel even up to today, that rusty iron, rotten cloth. or other "noxious)
lieve emphatically that the thorn for me the crown of righteousness, of the Greek's athletic triumph objects" in the soil Will produce poisonous mushrooms. Equally
in Paul's flesh was not some fierce which the Lord, the righteous was his-wreath or crown of 1s:urel. erroneous is the belief that a bright coin, drobped in a stew of
mushrooms, will turn black tL the plants are poisonous. but wilt
temptation of the flesh, which remain bright if the species be edible.
`would be ao, abhorrent to God' "• ` .
-- WInt ea y w think of the suffer-
ings which Paul endured did for
him as rngard� his own loyalty to RADIO
NOTES
-RELIGIOUS LEADER
and faith in Jesus Christ'
12. Now I would have you know, - �30RIZONTAIt. 23 ditto.
` brethren, that the things which 1.3 A scholar 13 To dint
happened runt') me have fallen out N .D IN E T/ S ! �Y.
then unt the progress of the = -- e
ad of the 21% gospel; 18. ao that my bonds be. _ By MADGE ARCHER 231Type
d _
out thewholexpraetorian guard, set-up of the Magic Key RCA . &-week nschedule, He Is ow bead 'c
messutt�
through- His faindy 26 Papal churelL
rd name. ` 29 Curse.
and to all the rest; 14. and that program, mooted in this column. over Mutual and CHC on Tuesday: 14 Practical. 30 Venomous
most of the brethren in the Lord, last week, have been definitely con- and Thursdays at 10,15 p.m. .. 16 Antelope snake,
being confident through my bonds, firmed. Beginning Monday, June 26, Jean Marie -Beaudet directs the '17 Liquid {fart ` F32 puny
are more abundantly bold to speak from 8.30 to 9.30 p.m., E.S.T, over Chalet, concert broadcast from of fat. ,34 Grain.
the word of God without fear. The the Blue network tine new schedule Montreal over CBC'on June 28 at Weight436 Bullet sound
apostle's imprisonment was a pow- will -start. 8,30 D.m• The. Toronto Prota- Nothing: 137 Normal.
18
erful stimulant to'the zeal of the sonde concerts start over CBC on 3H xi39 To Insult.
Roman Christians; it indicates one The aeries will be of a much 3d Feudalfee
Thursday, July 6. rod Maple seed..
lighter nature •than has been the 22Trotting particular direction of the apos- TO BE'HEARD:-Jane 23. 8 p.m., g burse 43 You and me, -
tle'a influen pian to date, Serious music wtil he 25 Genus of 43 Governmetit' "!VL►!'T1CAL 44 Structural
NBC. CBL - Cities Service Con-around hirxx: - rodents. clerk. 1 Measure. unit. :
,. dance beads will be featured. The cert 9,30 D.m.
the imperial guard. They were rest o the program w int u e a-: June-U_- -" '38 Vision. o hesitate. 3 Devout exhausted,
novelty acts and dramatic, sketch- 7.30 p�m•. CBC. CHT. -.Young Can- 39 Most excellent 49 Small fox 4 Measure of 48 L,a tet
ten thousand in number: p-racked
es, No direct details have so far ' ads, from Toronto 9 p.m., ('Be. 31 Sea eagle 54 Stuns. cloth. sow•
men, originally of Italian birth, w
but drawn later from Macedonia, beef}, announced but tba,� sponsors CBI. -.'Toronto Symphony Band �.2 Vulgar fellow. 53 Field. 6 Overlooks. 48 To
Noricum, and Spain, are emphatic that they,will avoid •••.•• 9 p.m., CBS - Honolulu Bound. 33Call for help. 56 Personal 7One that accomplish.
the set formula so beloved by those June _a, 3 p,m., CBS, CFRB-Col- g5 Cal! to prayer. enemy. unites. 50 Pelta teat.
1 LiF. to'Christ 37 Musical_.note, 59 E
who produce the variety broad- umbia Symphony Orchestra; p.m. posh. - $Sultan's wife. SI To soak tdanL�
21. For-tas me to lire is Christ. 38 Parent, 60 Pa
casts'at present. .• NBC, CBL - Jack Benny broad- Pal palace. 9 To bellow. 52 Monkey
Probably nu phase of seven words casts 'from his home town, Wan- 40 Neuter 41 He headed the 10 Every. 53 Tea.
NB(' announces ;is raring broad
anywhere in .the Bible resents a - kegan, Iii. ....,,8 p.m, NBC, CBt. - Pronoun Papal p casts for the coming month. The a al 11 Yoked. 54 Three. r
titore perfect, campzaeh.gnsi� KZ To harden _ ---for tnafftr�_ -_ _g��a
- < .
-. - ac Hat) rap w ti-Ve escrt =9 p:m �! ulb tower.
character-molding ideal than these CBS, CFRB - Columbia Dance
years' (pL)• 58 EII.
words of Paul, and the man or wo- o Saturday,-June 24. at 5.15 p,m.,
ratan who truly lues them is sure- the Stars and Stripes Handicap on Hour .......9 p,m. CBS'. CBI. - CBC
'-'ly the fullest rounded of all Chris- Tuesday, July 4tb, at 6.16 p.m., the Prize-winni2xg play, "White Acac-
" tions.' Hollywrood Derby an Saturday, July las,'• from Montreal ...... 10.30 p.m..
8, and the Massachusetts Handicap CBC CBL By the 'Sea Froth
Christ must be the origin of our , Vancouver,
on July 1-. All will be broadcast
life. Christ must be the essence over the NBC. Blue network. June 26, 8 p.m. - Magic. Key of
of our life. Christ moat also be Four new
RCA-(ntw.} 8 p.m., CBS, ('FRB
the model of our life. Christ must programs will begin oa
Mutual on Saturday. June 24. They - Tune-Up Time 9 p.m„ CHB,
also be the aim of our life.'Christ are "Hawaii ,Calls" at 8.30 pin CFRB -Radio Theatre ...... 10 p.m.
oust be the solace of our life. Testa. Time" at 9 p.m„ George CBS. CFRB --Guy Lomba.rdo's Or.
/ Christ must be the reward of our
x Fisher's Hollywood Whispers at chestra . .
t:
life.
June 27, 8 p°m., CHS. CFRB - a`
3.30 p.m., and Sons of Pioneers, a
22. But if to live in the flesh- Edward G. Robinson in "Big Town" K
in singing group, at 9.45 p.m.
if this shall bring fruit from my ;
' • . • ...... 8.30 p.m. NBC, CBI. -- Inform-
work, then what I shall choose I atIoa Please• .......
know not. 23. But I am, in a iAROUND THE DIAL June 28, 8 p.m. NBC, CBL - one a^
strait betwixt the two, having the Muutal's "Musical Steelmakers"
Man's Family 8.30 p.m. CBC, Y
desire to depart and be with broadcast from the Court of Peace CBL - Chalet Concert from :Hon-
:Christ; for it is very far better, at the New York World's Fair on
treal ......, 9.30 p.m, CBC, CRT..-
-24. Yet to abide .in the flesh is Sunday, June 25, at 5 p.m. ........ ,•
a a own eeting of the 2
Jude 9, 8 p.m. NHC - Rudy
Phil. 3:12-14,, 12. Not that •I Air returns to the air for a single VaHee's Varieties ...... 9 p.m. NBC,
have already obtained, or am al_ summer visit on Saturday, June 24,
• ;CHL-Good News Hour ....., 9 p.m., -.
-ready made perfect: but I press at 3 p.m,, under the auspices of CBS, CFRB - Major Bowes Aat-
on, if so be that I'm.ay lay hold on, . the_ American Library Association
atenr Hour ...... 10 p.m., NBC, CBL
that for which also I was laid _on Raymond Gram Swing, Mutual - Bing Crosby's Musical Hall,
EG'LAR FELLERS-=A Hot Lead • ' .�.. .: , _ -
. . ..By GENE BYRNES
1 lY MOM DONT WANT O.K.i30NNY, ,pETCHA THIS WILL s • i '\
�- ° THATS HIM
TO BUY ANY VACUUM JV5T GIMME TICKLE 91M Orr
[LEANER t3VT I THINK
HIS NAME 9et�t0 v '
OH,
MR.M AHEY.
AE4OtlNTA HE�PfitldERLY
Z KNOW WHO MIGHT IF I SELL t4'fl'f wNtVtit NAD•TN9 - •
WANT ONE ILL St.IP YOV " �'��.,..a,,s„
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day, DIMLY 23rd, will leave his own
,Nytg 613dCOE POINT house wired and the men ars now Road for y to Cies.
izin -Geo-me Puckoria s and put- stable at Green River and proceedTapscott's A}m&ie, for none,
Sun*ner 'Resort open for small or to John Barnes, Ckerryeood for
- 'hues r large picnics, beautifully situated in waterworks. fit- Wednesday, proceeds to Bert thenen g his days stable until. T 4t w
UX PW Fri es� to at�llsss on bake Ontario also one sunoener Mins Doris Bryant, Mrs. R. P. following lltoiiaccday entoruoon. '!Fossa
Winter Mrs. T. Annan and • Mins' Aekdord's Cots 4, Lot 19, for ;18.00. All eeeciaeata at owase's
hilt =Z%dUW to Ow UnfU d 8tatr cottage for rent. Apply, at SlIncoe Dorothy Disney accompanied F. noon; thence to W. E. Holtwe risk.
ME 06 I� SM ii advaoM. Point - Mrs. J. Williams. M. and Mrs. Cfispmoaa t0 Gaeiph Ort Con- 6, for night. Thursday, -.on Monday proceeeif to Fred Wrights, for
JOHN MURKAR.- P.rocrietor DUNI3ARTON noon; thence to M. Dunkeld's
proceeds
Con. ATTENTIONI
DOMING EVENTS 8, toy night. Friday, Proceeds to
A Garden Party will be held on his own stable where he will re-
Greenwood dreult Garden Party I the grounds of the Community Hall main until the following Tuae "sly
and Field DAY. Dumbarton, on the evening of July C>lereaee t United Clueueh Garden noon.
Pasty, Monday, Jsae 26th.P Brock Road G!'$
bch, under the ane nes of the-Ang- _
One of the am mter•4eatures in - ARNOLDW+OLD DOCS., the Pit
hcaa 'Church,, A good program is ...
Ob part of the country that beeGreenwoodresetleooa Circuit Field Da : Pit,
prerr3red. Veatch for panic- C$iestnut Belgian Stallion, (Enrol. Crushed Ply
been aft--:ting conaidera'ble att- �� next week. Jane 24th. No. 3422, .Foam .3) the property of
• 2. ention `during the pad, few years, St. Paul's Dumbarton, June 25th. F. L. Green's Park, Greenwood Allan Reesor, Markham, R. R. 1;
is the Annual Field Day of the 3rd"Sunday. +after Trinity. Sunday will inalds the season of 1939, as 'Gravel
lGrem-wood Chu rely Circuit, which School at 2 P. in. Evening y- o ows: n y—"efternoon;-June Sand and �.i>P8 t1
includes, Gr"mrood, Kinsale and , + Memorial Park, Pickering ei at 3 p. n1 At this service, the g bth, will leave his otvui stab[!, I.ot
_.Mt, Zion. The organization and the 1st Dunberton Comany po e - 3, con. 4, Scarbom, and-proceed to
Planning of this Event, Has been in Girl Guides will hold a Church Cedar Grove's moat effective ad- Wilmot Shea's, Base Line, Picker- !Stone
tl a hands of very capable' persons, vertisi for'their Garden Pa night, Tuesday, at Ben.
Pbrade. The preacher will, be. Rev. � Party, on Ing, for DdllPere3 or Lo►ded in Pi
.- --vbo have put mu h time and en E. G. Robinson, July 8th, is everyone's appreciation Bryiant's, Con. 3, Pickering for
orgy into the organization. They of last season's program, and in noon, thence to his own stable. On PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026
J. have.sacci_ymr., one o the.most perpetuating flus big annual event Thursday morning,'to V#%. Nichola Toronto office Hou and 6471
1.
extensive sports programa of any - --- e�*T ���*�►nee ora large Sullivan's Corners or noon, thence JOHN BOIIRNE& 84N
similar day in the county. They �drs Hansford, of Toronto is next year is based on the belief to the Woburn Farms, Markham
"have chosen an ideal location for visits her dau Mors here. that this summer's concert will be
the ata of the day, end very g the best on record, T ROOFING SPECIAL
ging r The First of July in Pickering COLLIE ]dcGR�GOR
suitable for their evening program, -11 ta]oe many of our Deo le. Brougham Aremem s Garden Party �
which as usual, is also good, Burt-1 P d-1 Std. Wght,'Asphalt Shingles �
The Audley Z'nsLitute meets with and Amateur Contest. July 16th . E6.0e pee, agcy.--,w. '
and Wirvey Lloyd, one of the• best :the Kinsale Institute on Thursday Green's Park Greenwood Dancing Stu�10 3-1 Evy. Wght. Ashphalt Shingles
known "teams" in the province are of next Reek. Cherrywood Garden Party $6.65 per oqr&
in charge of this program. A lot The Club members and others July 15th. RECITAL All first
quality Toronto Aspba111
of money has been spent on adver- presented the bride and groom with Roofing Co. Shingles. In lots
tiring of different kinds, and it y g. SLUGGISH KIDNEYS impair AT THE -
a chock on Slonc'r eveniz P yohr or 6 ague. or over. !
will be well worth your tiine to go � Sales:• Cemetery serrices will health. Rumacaps' Tyro-Way Act- ,5"�`Qi,'FFN'ILLE I
Green'sout to on Saturday :.attract man from :.ere on Sunda I Prices subject to chan$e,witbead
afternoon, June 24th. A real good ' Y Y ion quickly cleanses and caps.rat. notice.
day is promised. nem' es the kidneys. Use Rumacaps. E. t�H�i�i��►
Mrs. S. Puckrin has had her Q. JOKES, Druggist, Pickering - � P�ICKERING
g g MONDAY .
The Beal-Store,Clarempt L UMBER YARD
� 1'r�o S gat .
JUNE 26TH
1 row
.; 1 FURNITURE Local - COCKSHUTT
a Mr _ �•Ct-e � 1`' a di,+plp`1og an e►ttreutiee
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variety o[
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a Dr, Taylor," Peter ordered crisp- ed automatically. The desk ser-
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Cool Drink gency. Better tell him to have more surprised if the Bing of Siam
some one phone for an ambulatice. had walked in with a flaming ma- `
" Just in case." chine gun. He got up hurriedly.'
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s fear and remorse gave "What can I do for you?"
Martie :
wkgp-to•,his legs as he sped down Bloed On His Hands
i the beach to carry out Peter's ord- "It's=me, sergeant-Marlbor-
,• ers. On Alain street Marlborough, ougb Jones," the raincoated figure �.
• ^s whom no one would have recog- began ''uncertainly.
nixed, narrowly missed smashing "Good gosh"'.Jim Niles grinned _
th-6 "d6etoi's car into a truck. .,with unbelief. "What in hell have a>
- Dr. Taylor was at supper, but you been up to, Marlie?"
'"waft TZ __ r' h ran a tired hand -'s►"
't in amazement, calling.to his wife through his mussed-up brown
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* to phone for an ambularie- curia.
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When the old family dgetor and "I had a fight."
Marlie hurried up the beach, Peter "Well, I'll be .darned. That's
--- met,Dr. Tayi,or'with a professional --fine: 1 mean who fou been-fightTH� G �� poise which was to serve him well ifi' with?" ;3
{ later. "I'm afraid it's a fracture, "Mike Tulling. They jest took
sir," he'said, then asked respect- him to the hospital. I-er, Dr.
ome in and
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64 ALMA SIOUX $CALV-LILY turn ---
"It should be here soon," Dr. Jim Niles turned his back to
Taylor said as he bent over Mike. chuckle.
-Well, if he followed in the path "Dashed sure. What's eating 'You're probably right, my boy. "So?" He was sober-faced when _
Looks as though someone had hit he turned'around. "Hurt him, eh? teeth kept bright
his mother led him, at least he you, anyway?"
wouldn't get into trouble. But it "Plenty," Marlie replied grim. him on the back cf the head with Any chance of his dyin'T' • • -
ivas going to be hard to never have ,ly. "But there's one thing I'm go-' a club." - "I-I guess so," Marlie gulped. -and attractive with
my fun again. When he remem- ing to settle with yots for. And "It was a stone-he fell on'it." "It's a skull fracture, maybe."
$eyed that there would be a little that's for taking Judy out and Marlie hent down. "Here it ,is, The sergeant looked at Dr. Tay_ the help of WRIGLEY'S
wished fer- getting fresh with her." Dr.. Taylor." The physician raised, lor.. The old family doctor saidGUM. v
e. isining to do, he s g y Alu
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vently that he had never seen Lisa Mike laughed long' and loud. up slowly_ _ __ nothing_.
Loring or Tucky Louellan, "Oh,sso that's it-Well,-I-guess "Son, it looks to me as though ,Looks as though we'll have to
He had ne back over the cycle she's no different from any other you're'-in for You k you up, Marlborough," the pvN►
go t7an " , u
of.his miseries and joys several gir1. Give me e— say you had a fight with Tulling._ sergeant said. Just till we get Gt'►er`�
He was entirely unprepared for " Mike gulped. - "He this thin cleated 'n and find out VtFlry Mgu
times when Mike Tulling-hailed
"Yes, si7r, gu p $ A ARtR E
pini. Marlie who was on top of him be- _made a remark about a girl that I how, Mike is going to turn out.
"Hi, Angel." Mike threw him- fort-the words were entirely out didn't like, and he .called me a .1 isorry, kid." R
`self down in the sand. "How's of his mouth. Ifappily, eagerly, cream puff. So I let him have it."' Marlie's gray eyes were dull Gil ME TODAYI
the sheik?" -Marlborough started to try to tear Peter nodded encouragement. with misery. NOW
Marlie raised up, on his elbow. him apart. "That's fair enough. But it's ."Okay." He got up. 11 know
_ Mike was surprised at the trucu- too Cad it had to tura out like you have to do your duty."
lence in his tones. - CHAPTER 13 this." "Is there anybody you'd like to Mflineryt That
Marlie had picked a tough op- goutebod Might Get Hurt have me send for?" Mises Wrecks
"1'm not a sheik, and I don't - y -
like to be called Angel:" ponent for his first fight: 'Mike "1'es�indeed, it is," Doc Taylor - "Nobody." MarIie's Yoice=shook.
Tulling had loved a fight ever since chuckled sympathetical "But "Mom is away."
"Well, blow me high, wide and ly• y -
`handsome," Mike grinned impud• he was big enough to stand np, the trouble with a friendly little When the cell door clanged be- Hats pufled Down Over One
entl "You don't sag." and when he grew older he had fight is, sometimes sbmebodf gets` !rind him, Marlborough threw him. Eye Are Responsible For -
learned is the-school gyms how to killed.' Many ?raffle Bluodters
Marlie found himself slowly : box self on toe'hard cot` wearily. It
filling with the same• sensation he Marlie stared stupidly: was, he was certain, the end of
But the inexperienced Marlie "You-don't mean," he swallow-
had felt when he saw Judy jump everything. There was nothing left . .When a woman driver pulls a
had the advantage in height and ed with.difficulty, "he could die"' to
from Hike's car end run into the live for but shame and disgrace.
home. He glared at Mike furious- weight and in his blinding fury ".Quite possibly." The old man traffic boner you can blame it on
be was like a t' r let loose on a 3 He was a criminal-a jailbird- her bat.
ly. tiger nodded soberly. "There are no there was blood on.his. hands -
"I do say. And you" got to deadly enemy. witnesses, are there?" That's the finding of Dr. Lowell
cut it out." For a minute,twa minu'es, they "No," Peter replied. "I was (To Be Continued) 3. gelling, eye specialist, who
"Oh,yeah;"Hike grinned again. fought with everything they. bad. down the beach too far to see or made a study of accidents in tha
` "My word, mamma's little cream Boxing meant nothing to Marlie. hear. _ Detroit Recorder's Court tragic
Finally he broke from a clinch and' '••That's too bad," Dr. Taylor �clinic.
puff is getting sore. Look out with one punch on the jaw sent Rai{lwa Nurseries "The t e'of hat which is poll-
now. Remember your athletic i46bed his beard: • If you're held -Railway
Leant." his grinning enemy spinning back- for murder, Marlborough, it'll be ed down over one eye i a driviaa
Marlborough saw red.. It was 'Card• an awful shock to your mother." CANBERRA.-Railways o! Aa- • hazard fol any woman because it 5
a new sensation to feel his huge Sickening Sensation Marlie was silent: He could atralia have opened a nursery for limits cher field of vision at the
-hands itching to sock some one in
Hike fell with terrific force, and hat-trust himself. to speak. children while mothers shop, and wheel, he declared. She is tell.
the none. . He whitened and said struck his. head against a small The ambulance came racing up are supplying gingham overalls to ing the truth when she says, I
tensely: rock. Martie stood looking down tha beach. the- tots. didn't see it coming'."
"You're pretty sure I wouldn`t at'him panting, and in.a few sec-. "You come along with as, Marl-
ands his head began to crtar. He "
• =�.wipe up the beach with you, stent borough. .Dr: Taylor -shook his
you, smart guy?" would have hit Mike a si , urns a dazed face
i. any at empt t4 get up, but toward the paraphernalia that was•
Tulling lay.still as a atone. being taken from the machine.
Marlie felt a sickening sensation They lified Mille gently;put him
in h1s stomach. Then he leaned. on the stretcher and into the am-
over and'shook Mike gently. But bulan-ce. Marlie wat:hed with the
}� there was no response. s,range feeling that it was all a -
"Out cold'" he said aloud. He sliRhtmare. He rode`behind in the '
r•� 'felt his big hands proudly. But doctor's small car.
Ae Secret sobering, be was shot through with. "Noy Marlborough," Dr, Taylor t
a terrible fear. Michael was so was matter-of-fact, 'the best thing -.
white and stiIl, for you-to do is to go right straight
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..'Good L� Marlboros h dr oa- .his police g „
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"Mike, snap out of it,e,he urged breast of thte whole hhing,a clean r
knees touched
nervously. "They-oJ,, 'lord, Doctor, they -•`
It was then that Marlie saw a ?" EAT
Lu won't put ed in jail wilt they. R
trickle of blood in the sand beside .!Katlic turned several shades paler.
the still-head. He leaped-up fran- "Possibly," Dr. Taylor said.
tically. With flying feet he ran ' But you mustn't take it to heart
down tFe %and to where he saw a 'too much. I went to it-once m
• .'' BEAUTY UNDER THE SUN. }a y'. i<
man sitt%g' in the dusk. stlf for fighting when h was about Most of us are sun-worshippers, t+�
"Help. he called. . "Some one your age.• ii seemed awful at the 1E
buf,unhappily, Old Sol is less mer- hag been hurt." k
ciful to some than to others. Our time. But I can look bac. on if
It was Peter Johns who leaped now and laugh." F0Q Y�uRa
skins do not all react'alike. up and faced him. Marlborough ;'Ptah?" -Marlie -grasped at the
Start your, sun-bathing moder- looked-like an apparition. His j R
istely at first, and gradually extend straw,and .
W11 se Mike 11 be all
bathing suit was torn and he was ttrat and .it'll seem .funny some
the period. Indiscriminate dowd- covered with blood and- sand. •
ing in the sun's rays is harmful, When Marlborough saw it was the day."
Peter said, slapping him _ _
re-
You'might easily spoil your skin yo doctcr.he felt a reat re- The famous Scottish Liners
g g ort the back. Here's the police
`and scorch' the nutriment out of lief. «A- station now." - L IETITIArt ��.and. ATHENIAn
your hair. "Colne, quick!" He. grabbed Pe-
The doctor oiled a raincoat
Don't forget that no matter how ten's arm. "I-I think t'i'c hurt A New Features -
nicely the sunt from the back.of his. car and hand-
y Mike— ed it to Mar oraug . tsad-veld�tuut}ng water in all Cabi
-'Ikin-will lose -some of-its natural, _ As they tan back Marlie wId "Better put this ,on, son. You Tourist staterooms, and is most Third Cliss
Ila in the . sun-bathing process. peter there had been 'a fight. Pe �•
here are two things you must be g look a little mussed up. Cabins.
ter .was more amused than ww,- But the least of Diarlie'; won -10-
oure to do to help protect your vied.' ries was his appearance. He obey-, . Beds inroad of berths. ,
'.Okin against the'drying t6ndencies "Don't take it so serio•usly." he10 Controlled vcncilation throughout.
of sunny weather: (1) cleanse said, -trying to calm his -recent--
our skin with a-lmolive soap, 10 EnIar,gcd and rebuilt cabin staterooms in
which derives its goodness rom I've been in plenty of fights." a la '
Alive and palm oils; (2) massage peter bent over Mike and made t= !e New rooms with ptivare bath on the"Atheata"
the skin at night with a good tis- a:quick examination. ' ' w
bue cream, paying particular at-. - 'Ca-can't I do something, doe- following similar improrcrocnts, made in the
tention to the skin about the eyes, for" Y'� "Letitia'
.. Marlie begged frantically. � • Q.
:mouth and throat. "I-gosh I didn't mean- to really I ,.v �,09 These improved and cincreased facilities, plus a faawas
It is advisable to wear colouied 11 rt him." per'°a'hcr"i
glasses to protect your eyes. If An Emersency o 0 outstanding value in ocean travel. f"
your eyes are pale grey of blue- "Go jump into-my car and bring Makes. Its o.p'. -Note these Low Rates '
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rives �,ou a-Smooth all-over tan. Invite you to dances and parties. own gas from gasoline. Lights, reo-
ulaies instantly. Serfs, speedy, •eco-.
Succeeding articles- will deal-- BUT if you are crate, listless*ad V744 ..:nomical, attractive. Can be moved `
n won't be interested. Men don't like while burning. Fuel cannot api1L -
with other important angles of quiet' girls.when they go-to parties tbeT Has more fine features than any `IDONAL
I)SON
Summer beautifying. In the mean- want girls along who are full of pep. other• one-burner stove: At your '
So in case you need a food genera!system -dealer's or write for FREE I iterature //
time, write me about your person- tonic, remembertold
a generations one • �/�
ai beauty problems, enclosing Sc woman has told another how w go^smillnf iOLEMAN LAM' i STOVE CO., LTD.
thru" with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Dept. R'04.41 - Toronto, Ontario
stamp for my t'eply and detailed Compound.It helps build up more phyeial'
raeistance'and thus Mda in giving you mor•
leaflet on various beauty 5llbjeCtS. ppeep and lba•ons diet from female tune• Car.Bay'and Wellington Streets—(EL.3471)
Address: bliss Barbara Lynn,.73 'Conal disorders. Issue No. 25 - '39 Toronto _
- You'll find PinkhapouM
m'e ComQ WWJ.' - Jruf the"um to see is your local Travel Agent.
West Adelaide St., Room 421, To
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Problems
' HEADLINES AGAIN: Atter nix
weks.of keeping people in darkest Attention is drawn to the value„
Ignorance, the newspapers are f th y - PAGE A RED RRINq
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nouncement of the awards to the You can recognize a political is-
European events. For.a month and sue by the way party leaders snort'' -F 1cob
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a half we were scarcely let know Canadian Rural Health Conserve- and shy when the ass it on the.,
-s• that such a person as Adolf Hitler - tion Content for 1938. Financed he road.—Windsor Star.r
• __ the R'. K. Kellogg Foundation, the ,
_--misted.-so eb eken-ecre-t a -_.
contest s con-duc a in anti a y - - - ! ?
of Canadian dailies and weeklies OVERPOPULATED ,~
• the Canadian Public Health Assoc-
with news stories of the.royal tour, lotion in co-operation-with-the Am- With huge throngs•mee#ing"them -
!multitudinous pictures of Their erican Public Health Association. at every place 'they stopped at, v'
ttajestien. ]lade u9 uneasy not to meringue ie, or the cake, and Ont., helped the two "new 'Can- '
For the second time the major the King and Queen may have gu p
heav the latest he was up to. But award in Canada has been won by gathered the idea Canada is over- see how neat the slices are, -with- adians" with spring seeding.-
,5ow the big streamer headlines the St. Jean-Iberville-Laprairie-Na- populated.—St. Thomas Times- out breaking or sticking. The two men are of Hungarian * "
are back on the front pages, and pierville County Health Unit, the -Journal. Q.—Sow can I clean white silk birth, but resided in Slovakia until '..
It's all blood thunder and crisislace? the fear o1 what might happen Inof M
once more.. 'Sgreat to .be In the Jean, Que., and the medical officer, WE COULD LEAD THE WAY A.—It should- be washed and the future caused them to move
know again.. Much more comfort- Dr. J. A. Lapierre. D.P.H. Just as Canada encouraged by rinsed in benzine, dried in 'the to Canada in September, 1935, with, a
-able. Judging in the contest is iii`adA her acts the collapse of the League open air, and preaaed between their wives and Stentimrey's tam-,by a carefully selected group of of Nations, so atoday Canada by sheets of white paper. This same 11F:
GAS TAX STRIKE: Although the health experts, the communities vigorous action which would again method can also be used on'cotton Pald' Back After Harvest
May returns haven't been figured being appraised on the'measures it receive the "approval of all sec- lace. Caution: Benzine is inflam-,
One neighbor loaned them enlfi•
up yet, it is expected that gasoline takes: (1) to provide and safeguard tions" of this country could hel mable. -
_
tax revenues in Ontario will show p' cient seed grain, to be paid back
its water supply; (2) to furnish to lead the way to the only way of Q.—How can I draw an extreme- after harvest, and one day seven ra
M
falling-off from 1938 for the sec- adequate and safe sewerage dis- peaceful life that offers itself.— ly stubborn splinter from the tractors and eight teams of horses
oad month since the eight•cent tax poral; (3) to reduce infant and Winnipeg Free Press. flesh? _ we
Went- into-effect. Ia April they maternal -dearbs,'-(4)- to -u=b-ar A.—Take elder-root and' the and finally seed drills over 23 acres
dropped $45,000. Provincial offic- tuberculosis and syphilis; ' (5) to GONE WITH THE WIND
Isla, believe, however, that it was protect its citizens against other seed of Jamestown-weed; fry it in of land.only s1 temporary decrease, and In St. Thomas a memorial foun- lard, and apply'.- It is claimed that
sure healthy
hie diseases; (6) to in-' fain erected years ago for the thin will draw any splinter from SEE HIVE `
the Government has no intention sure healthy children; (i) to pro- watering of horses is to be moved the flesh.
of rescinding the Increase, it is im
teet and safeguard its milk and to a park and filled,with Sowers g
learned. of er foods; (8) to promote a fee•. became there are few, if an Q— ow can I lubricate the
y food grinder, juicer, or any other
tive co-operation with its physlciana horses left to use it and because similar kitchen device and avoid
IIMPREGNABLE ROCK: When one and dentists in furnishing neves- any disagreeable taste or.smell of
it interferes with motor traffic.
thinks of the solid, unchanging sary services to all those who need Like the hitching-post, the water- ail?
things of this world, the Rock of them; (•9} to enlarge and improve Ing-trough is today an urban sea- A.—Tse s dt'o or two o! 1
Gibraltar is among those that come its lay-understanding of ways and ehronism and it may soon join the cerise. p g y
first to mind (with or without the means of preventing#sickness and cigar-store Indians in the muse- Q•—How can I simplify the t
lite insurance sign on !t). But as death and of maintaining_ good ums:Brockville Recorder and task of threading a needle?
Fascist boldness in Europe increas- health. Times. A.—The thread can be more ea-
'solid.
Rock .becomes daily less, _ -
'solid, secure. German guns have oily inserted into the sfeedle eye
CANADA'S SHAME if it is clipped been trained on !t from across the pp d on the bias. Slip- Mils _
If there is any one thing which
StraJta'for several years now. it'sOUTDOORS'
N T A R i Oping silk threads through-.the nee- Ir01R YOU
the Federal and -Provincial Gov- ale eye twice will.
' 'even come to the point that one of T precgnt their CONVENIENCE
ernments have !ailed in during re- constantlyslipping out.
Italy's most Influential newspapers cent years, it has been in the Q.—How-can can Igclean
Is dlemandlug transfer of the Rock handling of the single unemployed Q' plaster of • y
from Britain to Spain. Says n Tele- By VIC BAKER g gPans ornaments?
�a
men. The United States has its A.—Cover with a thick-coating
Itrato: "In Spain the question. of CCC camps, and South Africa has a starch and let it become per--
Gibraltar is essential for the life BASS POSTER
sad Independence of the nation." formed semi-military regimen' pectly dry. Then brush off and '
Angier Ernest Grand of Tor- where youths are given a training. the dirt will come off with it.
'
WHAT NO TITLES?: 'in the onto is credited with the idea for However, every effort in Canada
the bass poster picturing the legal seems to have failed to-toneh the * _ F
-King's Birthday Honors List this minimum size, which the Ontario problems as a whole. — London �t a hbbrs Lend
di
ear the 'ane no Canadian !s
.y a ofDepartment ,
Fisher-o! Game and ishe
a
Included (except Sir Harry Oakes'. ie. i s posting throughout the baso Free Prete. Fanners Grain
of course, but he has long since resorts of Ontario this year.
fled to the Bahamas). None faclud- Twenty-five thousand -were print- ''''-'-�•
sd because no one was :recon- International friendship was esi- B e e , V
ed at a cost o! 8600 at the recom- deuced Rhea 15 neighbors of-John
mended. There'arae no recommeitda- t ,
mendation of that active organs- How �C7A 1
tion because the present Premier, . Bozsejovsky and Andrew Stentim-
zation, the Ontario Federation of GO�EN
•ho for the time being does the ter, Holbrook. near Burgesacilte, r u p
recommending; is not in favor of Anglers, we are reliably informed. 8Y ANNE ASHLEY
titles. Neither is anyone else w WE'RE ALL FOR IT `_- LIFE'S tar as we can discover; except per Q.—Bow can I cut pies so that -
a t le who can a hem- And speaking of the Ontario the meringue will not stick to the F LIKE THAT By Fred Neher
f.,, tips he Deop ase t gu -
selves getting one. Federation of Anglers recalls to knife' UK b s,.•sr1
mind their current progress report, A.—Dip the knife in cold Water THE COLONEL
THE WEEK'S QUESTION: t1'hy' covering the 1985-39 season of before cutting each slice of the _ • - - _ ,'`.� :.
Is the Polish Corridor (which Ger- their popular and widespread con- '
many wants surrendered to her) serration activities. We quote
from thin report what w think will for $3,000, justified .on the basis _
essential to the national lite of P of what we have started and will
Poland? Answer- The Corridor Sa be interesting information for ev-
aceom lisp in this re y
none other than the province of cry conservation-minded citizen D present year ;
Pomorze which belonged to the an- of Ontario: 1939• -,
zlent kingdom of Poland. The "If politicians, newspaper crit- "Our experience with tbe� Pres- 1
ent Department of Game and
4people of the Corridor have always Ica, non-member gluon. eonrersa- D
Fisheries has been that the. do
been predominantly Pofish. Some tionalists rather than conservation- y
of Poland's most important Indus alists, or other individuals or willingly accept honest, construct--
f criticism."
trial areas are located there. The groups of men, feel that they can -
Corridor is the lifeline passageway do more .with a $1,000 grant of
through, which the nation's ecoa- public money,, in a constructive, /r
Guile products are transported to consistent way, on behalf of con- MAGIC CARPET ' '_ _•
llbe ocean and the outside wo-1d. servation and restoration of wild
life in Ontario, the Federation It doesn't matter what you're
Degrees of drunkenness have would like to hear from them, and thinking of buy* bar-pin '
:been Noted by an American doe- the letter will be published in our ora baby grand, a new suit for j•
for, who complains of the diffi- next bulletin.. Junior or s set of dining-room
/ furniture—the best place to . y'
-rnity in trying to prove that driv- It is our opinion.that over a start your shopping.tour is in ' p
era are drunk. He gives the six- period of sears our affiliated clubs, an easy-chair, with an open
stages of drunkenness as: (1) Dry - through the Federation, hail gig- newspaper. r....---.and decent. (2) Delighted and en the Department of Game and The turn of a page will car- :
devilish. (3)' Delinquent and dis- Fisheries more constructive help ry you as swiftly as the magic
Ku (4) Dizzy and•delirious. with their many problems than any carpet of the Arabian Nights,
5) Dozed and dejected.. Dead other voluntary agency. We have from one end of the shopping
( district to the other. You can
-drunk. had the satisfaction of, seeing rely on modern advertising as a
mans of our recommendations ac-
guide to good calves, you can
Norwegian ship's captain, 0 - cepted and carried out. compare prices and styles, fab- :5
to Boaachrevink, was summoned "Why should the ' goceH merit — acs and-fnts es,just as thpugh
-4 at Essex Police Court, Eligland for not subscribe to our work under you were sanding,in a store.
;killing a whale 11 feet too short. these circumstances', even more Make a habit of reading the 1.26
'The alleged offence occurred fuA�than at present' Next year, advertisements in this paper fpEo �t/6,ffsQ.
every week. They can save you
'7,000 miles away in the Antarctic., we propose asking the government _ time,_en. y and mpnQ "I__didn't want a lot of lass
F glassy eyes staring--at-•ne.'
POP—Beyond Doubt the Bride Thinks of Him By J.�MILLAR WATT
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. r *- ? T'Le 1%blle Schools will.close Boyr'-Acentsq Thrix, S ices acus K. -
LOa�:IS�ea for � � ..eatiao on 'P>►taa- >�, sS. Zlie:•.Badio 1~, by 4
day.June J. & Salo"; $i..60 soodw b7 C.
aMiwAndirm, _:..The dry weather- of the past Silk.
�ft in pons we axe SW raw weeks has hada bad effect on Long Distance Hitting, 3 from Cub ll�"
=* repot, godsany impcoumg- the strawberry crop in this district: team,, $a. Willonson razor, by E. - ---- --- -�
--.:....o. KarmedY, of Scarpthet parts of the Province how-
C. Jones; $1.60 shirt, by Chester ' --
w n m town this week, in connect. ever have Lad sufficient rain to Butt. i�
son with his residence here. produce an abundant crop. 1 Cross-country Bicycle Race, boys, In thel good old old ' Summer-Time
The Young People's Union of -At.At. Andrew's Ladies are hold- C16 and under; $1.26 Sweat Shirt You need FLY SPRAY
P* Um&ed Church enjoyed a �- ing a Strawberry Tea on Wednes- $1. Bathing trunki, Fancy 75c. .
JA Evening at the home of Miss day, Jul,• 6th at the -home of Mrs. Belt. by C. E. Morley. }
W;estney, on "da last. .We are offeriA -
3fargarret y F. Kerry, 3rd Con. Silver Collect-. Slo>iv Auto Race, 2 gals. Antolene g ,
? --The choir of the, United Church ion, All ladies welcome. Care willmotor oil, by N. Gartshore, and "
`'here assisted with the music at the leave Red and White Corner at 3 1 gal. Red Indian 017 by John S B dget" 1 OL, tin at 150. v
,---------]Decoration Day Serv;ee at--Brougb- -- Bad e 6 os. tin at 260.
pi. m: _ __ - Stephenson. 4 t 1 '
,aetery, (St. John's) on sundryand thoroughly reliable sprayers at 25e.
--amiss Bessie Bath and friends Tug-of-War, teams to be selected.
Whermoon-last,- _ _--- from the Staff, Ontario Hospital box 25 cigars by R. J. Barber- NOTWE-Every tin guaranteed MourrF-kill"- ` y
-The program of sports events at Whitby, took a motor trip to .
for the Dominion Dry Celebration St. Thomas to inspect the new We are greatly indebted to the Why pay Ou le the IDOnef for other lBB p _
sit the MiemorialPark, Pickering Government Hospital over the end above donors for their valuable
sppealy in this issue. a
-,hs they have so kindly done in °f the week. assistance .. which enables us s. O'
i f
_.i. years -�] •es of the
-Rev. J. R. Sick, of Whitevale stage an entstandiag sports pang• You assn need Scampers for the
-n, the TTnited Churchp - whole-famii
• ;vll1s+ge and surrounding common- pit here,: Sunday evening next. �. - � :
:_--ity. Please donate- cakie, pies and
PARADE 1.30 D. S. T. Children's $1 39 All
g tarts, to the Women's Institute Furst of July Program Team1, $10 - 6 - 4 f ' ;
do.r$oath on July Sat. Memor'isl Park, Plekering. Comic Outfit, car etc, $8. - 5. S. ' : _
i f-•Considerable activity is talcin8 Decorated Car, $10. • 6. - 4. Boys $ .69 Sees In c
r place on the Dr. McEwen and Con- EVENING VAUDEVILLE - on Decorated Bicycle, $0.50 - .75 - 1.
s 'ion Co. gravel pits, south of the Park stage. A variety program CJhild's Com. Group, $1. - .75 - .b0 Men's $1.98 -' Stock
th concession du ' the Past two
* arvey, - -- --
--ir"lla-Twinty=five to thirty gravel sire Rouse, Entertainer, Musical
tracks have been running steadily Classified Advertfsemen4 L?1DIES - Don't forget about our line of -GORDON"
°� to the junction of highways at the Rube; Dorothy Fielding, Pianist. g
t Vickers Sisters, Songs and Dancing, silk bosiery---Service and Cbiffoo.
Ceaataph at �ri1O2'o• FOR .SALE - -NO. 2, Massey- 69C. per pair, 3 pairs for $2.00
-.•constable Oliver Cruminer has BABY.CONTEST - from 2 to 4'
been in Whitby for several weeks, p. m. Separate classes for- boys Harris Hay loader.. Robt. D}xon,
� g as turnkey at the Count Highland_Creek, phone Maly. 2424.
act
County Sand girls, up to 6 mos., 6 to 12
st jail, during the illness of#,the reg- mos., 12 to 18 mos., 18 mos., to 6-ROOMED HOUSE - for rent !Have you seen our "SLI-FLIT'E" in Sport shoes?
dor officer.• 2 years. Prizes will be presented in Greenwood. $10 per. month, -on io Whitt, Blue and Burgundy---right up to the
-..Wednesday,'June 21st was tl}e publicly at 4 p. m. No spectators yearly basis. F. L. Green, Green-, [Minute.. COME ON IN
'longest day of the year, and fro.•n will be allowed in tent during the wood. 44-6
now on the days will begin to judging, which will be done by a -
C, torten, although it will be s few representative of the Sick Childrens BUCKWHEAT for seed. Silver
• +weeks before mach difference will Hospital: All' entrants will receive
Hall. A. L. Milne. , 44-5
J be noticed. a ze. A creche wz71 be available :
Pri FIR.VATE SALE - mahogany bed
I .-Mr. and Mrs. Medland. of Bran- in the Club Auditorium, in charge 'room suite, walnut dining room tab- ,�-' S
.don, Mian. and _John and Mrs- of a nursele, oak Luffet, odd chairs, hat
Crammer, of Baisae broth Man., are - rack, the property of Mise Bertha SELLING AT COST LESS
visiting with rhes: brothers, W. H. FLOWER SHOW -- Open to all. Bunting, on view at Bunting's -
sud Oliver Crrm 3iaer here. It is No entrance fee. See 16 classes in '
Pickers News,, June 16th. Store
4$ Yeats once. John Crtammer left OR.SALE - gone ice box, approx• Boa B Over Ru17bCr® 11'e t0 5's,
490.
pntsrio for the West. A RURE BRED '
f- Cor rplaints are made in sever. 125 Ibis. price ,5 00. Apply River
BULL presented by H. A. lvewmaa �
Bend Farm, Greenwood Road, 1 1-2 Men's Work Boots, Rerular prim less $1,Q�'
' � parts a! the county .regarding .will be auctioned. _ .
f
the destruction wrought by the miles March of Kingeton't HighRray, Children's and Boys' Boers and Oxfords, pr, 1 90. �-
suasy worm• Efforts are being made Sports Program for July let. 1939 Pickering, Gordon Robinson. 44-5
'to eradicate the nuisance, which M'emor'ial Park Pickering WLVD-CHARGER - for sale, just ms 's Leather Leggings, Reg. $2.00, for 990.
In so destructive to all kinds of the for battery-operated rad- Stanfield's Underwear, Reg. $2.0O3 for V.49
Ye n .. _ All events will be arca as time. thing
B last wee of 11108.00 is Prises. io. n'•klar?e your battery at home' Fomeo Slippers, Seg,$2.50, for $1.79
Notice appeared k at no post. gold comnlete, Apply M�L'b 1tt�WL Ties Regular $1.('O and 750. for 990. '
the retiremeat of Alfred G. Green Kenneth Morley, Pickering. 44-5
ss principal of East
Burlington MEN'S SOFTBALL
Mens Sweater Goats, Oxford prey, Reg,1.95, .96
Public 'School for Me past 14 years. Pickering, Champions of Wlatby ;
SEED BUCKWHEAT - for sale. ,
Mr, Graretires after a term of Town Softball League for the Silver Hull variety. G. L. Middle-
MenB Fine Shirts, Reg. $2.E0 and $1.95. $1.90
ee
43 years, teaching, and will be,re- ■ past two seasons. -. ton, Brougham. Phone Pick 528, �(,athea' Silk Hose, Beg. 69e., for 69Q. �
'r membered as principal of the local Frenchman's By, steam compos- 48-4 Q r;
school same years ago• ed of Softball stars from Toronto, Fred T. Bunting, Pickering
The regular monthly meeting and finalists of last year's tourn- BULL FOR SALE - good Jersey
of the Women's Institute will be ament i n July 15t• bull, ready for service. Robt. W, Zetablisied 1867.
held on Tuesday, Jure 27th at 3 Can. Pacific Express, Intermediate Bsledon, Bayside Jersey -Fares, at
oweck, at the home of Mrs. C. Champions of S. S. A. 1937. and I''renchman'i Bay. 48-4
A. Sterritt. M interesting pang- were finalists in 1938, twice de- FOR- SALE - Essex coach 2928, SPECIALS
leafed Picidering last year by
mhm is assured. Roll Call good running order, also 2 acres of
"'Your Impressions of the Kan and close scores.
' King land at Highland Creek, Jahn C. -
} ' Address by Mise Margaret Oshawa Coca Colas, a WPPY Young Moore. Iot 26, con 4, Pickering.
Psthnell. Reports o! the District team a! which revs hof Phone .Pick: 2706 45-4 Brert�..fast Bacon, ifr5e. a 'lb. -
:. ;Annual. awe'. Jun. Hooky ''
--a• G. Baster•=:aa=in Udney--tor mem. Minced Steak, 12c. a lb.
several days looking atter his es- =t' NOTIC Pork Lover, 1 ZC• a lbs f
fury., Reports are that tool wen- 1st Prise, $10. laid Prise, .116 1� e�_• a
tiler has been detriarental to the '•Uor trucks lase youi way tilb
n ]Rest semi-fina •
yield of honey. This is the seasol game at 12.45; evipry day."
Stewing y !a lrt;- Z
of the year when white clover, the Second, at 230. 7 innings, both.
chief source of honey, should be at Final Game at 6.30, 9 innings. COAL, CORE. , - - Jewel S�rteDmg, 45c. a lb!
its best. 'PPtiol� ,
-The members of the Pie]oering GIRLS' SOFTBALL e , CEMENT, C�aasiC Cle icer, =:3 Gln , .13C•
Tvwn&ap Horticultural Society are Pickering, our own local girls. BEND, Ci$AQBiL, tills
reminded of the Tea, et Mise Penn, Game to be played at 4.45 P. m. , 5c.
ell's home at 4 o'clock this Satur- 1st Prize, $& and 4 ,
clay afternoon. if you have not a1- BLTILDE$'B SUPPLIES
: 111 . !� . R E I D
ready advised Dr. Pearson, in.Dun- RAM'S - to be ran`t 3.30.
Q.Larton, or Miss Margaret Westney, First, Second and Third Prizes ;also-local cartage work
Pickering, of your intention to We have also plaeW in @tee* &.full! :Butcher (phone 3000) .Pickering
._ came, will you please do so without Mixed Race, boys and girls, 6' and )ins of Yap1e Le6.f Millan
delay. under, .25; .15, .10Co'e Feeds. ,a
TM In- era Of the Ten-in lb Boys" 8 and under, 25-15-10
4reated themselves to a weiner Girls', 8 and under, 25-15-10 A. W. MITCHUL
]roast in Clhapnan's flats on' Mon- Buys', 10 and under, 30-20-10 Plc g lardware
Two dozen people an
clay evening. Girls' 10 d ander, 30-20-10 Pickering, On*. -
- '-
-played games around.a huge bon-'- Bop_s;_.-12 and under,_35=25-15
_.-Iire, sang songs and consumed a -Girls', 12 and under, 35-25-15 Oihcephone7900- R efcYenCe M
surprising amount of weiners and (Prizes for above, booth, tickets
Lemonade. The president announc- Boys' 14 and under, $1, and 50c. SEED CORNfed the draw four a tournament a- Girls', 14 sadunder, 81. and 50c. Spe �.i!
Is f.
mong the Junibr Members. Said (above donated by R. P. Winter)
tournament is even ntjw under ways Married Women's Race, 50 lb. bag - -- - = -Dent, -Pride of Nishna, Improved This will' be followed by a senior 'lVfcnarch Flour, and 24 Ib. bag :Leamiilg; Golden. Glow, Early
:.tourney, ending - in a big day .,f 'Marvel Flour, by Red and White. Boys' Summer $we ter8
+tennis with invited guests, tea, and Men's Race, 40 and over, Motor 50c. each Rochester, White Cap, Bloody
--�nll that sort of thing. (Robe, val., S3. kid Man's Shirt,"-
Rochester,r is Church, Sunday, val. $1.50, by C. Bradley and C. Boys' Camp Sboee, rBU.tcher, Sweep Stakes Clelltlln@
-J,4me 25th, will be n served a air f f '
107th Anniversary of the founding Romen'9 Necktie Race, Electric ' ' '
y; Men's Camp fihoes al 65
41f St. George's Pariah. A choir, Iron, vol. $2; by A. Bushb and , f
formed of members of the Young 7 lb, ham, by W. G, Reid a urn f
' p :;Compton sEarly, - Longfellow,
ffien's Bible, Class, will lead the
musical portion .of the ' morning $ASEBALL EVENTS Men'/ Sport shirts, with _
service, The special preacber, at the Bbys' Ball Throw, 5 from each shorty sleeves, $100 ea. Agent for McC'or'mick-Deerin0 F.)4 Maebinery and
11 a, m. service' will be Rev. W. -tiwn
H, Sproule, Rector of the Church Chapmarh; $1.76 bottle Hair Ton- Men's Socks, 15C., 20c.
of the Messiah, Toronto. At 7 P ie, by Norton's Barber q%P• Ort%h." We ba" it. Can Get'IL Or it Is all! media, mM7in
lel., Evening Prayer and Sermon. Girls Ball Throw, 3• from each 26C., 35C.and 50C. a pr. ,
Preacher, Rev. E. G. Robinson, ' ,team, $3. Dresser Lamp. by C. t 1Pboas >p00
Sunday School as usual at 10 A. A Sterritt; 2 lbs. Neilson Choc. C. O. BradlQ ey k "..
>n. i by H. R. Morme-. Phone_1�k29 J S. BALS ,, PICKBRING
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