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VOL. LV.III PICBE ,ING, ONT.,- FRIDAY, 'JUNE. 30 1939 t No. 45
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Lakeside property owners complain Ws.rrEvALE G�EENWO00
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of rowdyism of week-enders. Staliool days over, then the plc- MLS
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Dli. 8. a. P'EARSON-Pbysician nic time'comes along. ` Ma
aodsuraaon, Ducbatcoo. tan activities and complaints is conditions 8$ disgusting, Families We hear Mr. and Mrs. E. G. 1886-•1936
and from certain lakeside resorts who rent these c6tt M' ;
- — 11Oph.D., .Direc:tor ages are already Michell have moved from Montreal `
a meWdest Awottaionoroaw.toxee. :between Pickering Tawnahip and?"declaring theywii neder come to-Troronto - — - -. CHOPPING '
(aesr� Memberof the Amerksn Ovwm.ri:-.� the city have been watched with back another suanmer. Children A !ar a nuniker from here ate- jy
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as■.aan dye. essmined by aypointtoapt. B _.-onday, Wednesday and fridaf
Ctaraaunc;oro-- interest--forsome-time :by-citizens--are-subjected W such scenes and' ended--the- demonstration at O.A.- x,
of this municipality. Reports and orgies that parents are ;becoming Cr last week. All reported having -WE GRIND FINE
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- charges of 'extreme . rowdyism, friazktened. The offenders apPear a time, Shorts and',.Feed of all
R DONALD BUDDY Barrister, beach=drinking etc• have been made to be the Sunday ot-meek-ender The Masters of Toronto District kinds,' also minerals ' and other
sWC'L°c.Notary Y'+bi'c• M°,,,eywi,oaa- and police action taken, in some Fisitor, who does not know or care "B" of 1938 were"entertained at a, eoneentrafea For profitable fetdi�
6�q forpaerly'oeeypted by'u o late A.S,Chris-'
tlea,wseth Winn oti.oncc t3oeste.wb►tt►y. sty cases with negligible results. For whether they are ,going to.be back strawberry supper by . .Mr. and Mrsr
some _kept on 2
A 4N, BELL & ROSS Y
' it would be-.cons —
eyedagain;-and therefore utterly dicta- —Wilbur_Joluison, on Wednes�sy ev-
band_
natural to hear of these activities, -gard all established'", conventions. ening, We stock Only the best Ptauitr -
Barnstors t`s.Solicitors just outside of the city, 'ilut it These property owners and cottage- The June meeting of the White-
Feeds and Supplies.
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.J.BEATON.K.C. Telephone has been feared that the day awners are now seeking means of vale Mission Circle met at the '
AL BROOKE BELL,K.C. Ade1,2& would come when such conditions 'controlling this week-end exodus to home of Mrs. John Michell. There
J.'D.F.ROSS would be found within our own -the beaches and are asking'if the was a good program, Mrs. Will-
372 Bay St. boundaries. Complaints have been township council cin give any ass- iam Hiltz and? Mrs. W. J. Turner LAND SVRYB;YQR y
JOHNL.POND Toronto made to us at this office this week istance. The Sunday observance were in charge. Forty ladies in all ,
04 the eft"a"s
Six enjoyed the afternoon a
V to a,sic Notahea etc Co..Salle bat. one of our lake shore resorts, es- shalt thou labour, on the Seventh, Mrs. Michell has always been 'very L. S. On file are the records o!
lite Toaoatost t«achy
f boos aa,t iciLcloa rt-40 seta, scif pecially over the weeltend and, on do the mt." much interested in Mission Work. Surveyors Gibson and Arnold, ass
GUS Md►�ILLAN rriaer, Sol- Sunday. Cottage-owners describe ---... - :
BROUGHAM, YJng Str. Dalt. Oshawa. Phone
tor.Ptosary Pt,btic. t aleAada street 1981, r 261y �i
taeodto. TetedLoae Etsitr bAOa. BYtt }�
-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter AUDLEY s Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Kenny :T�
Lental Celebrate 50th Anniversary'. i M.
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Anniversary and Mr, and Mrs. Sherlock of Tor
teary Services will be onto, spent Sunday with the Har-
[�ERBERT T. FALLAISE. L. D S., Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Carter, who held ins Audley United Church on ve t
a-+D.D.s..Graduate or t�,*�.Royc, C o lese of were married at Krhitb JuI ys.! i
L1an:algar�scan and the Univ`ew,ty d Toronto. _ y`�4_}±ears , y 9th, at 2.30 and 7
aa3S,r i reaidrnoe second Qoor east pl St. And- a Mr. and Mrs. 'Phil. Forsythe IIIBIIraWOe Of All glIIdBe ¢'
;ua,ooc. a8la noun: si CereliraUd their Golden Ann- P• m. standard time. The speak-
and Mrs. W. Rennet, of Markham
a.-m. asep.o;tor of apgaimwat. pc-ny iversary on June 20th, at their er at these services will be Rev. i
tarvimh Ptione Pick r'M r attended church service here ou 8est Rates Available with' ,
home, 5th con. Pickering, and were Thomas Wallace, of Greenbank.
the recipients of many felicitations There will be special music. On Sunday,
0ssltstasw d ACsss. The Induction Service for Rev. Security and �eTV1C9. '
Mrs. Carter received in wine crepe Monday evening, Jul loth, a gar- Mr. Kennedy,y, will be held in the - K
gown, assisted by her daughters den party will be Meld on the Aud- Claremont Church on Friday even= Address Phone
H. BEATON. TOWNSH11w and son, Mrs, Walter Hamilton, of *.ley Church grounds. The Dramatic
De eJfk. Cone4yaDLe;.Commneiw
or r ing, June 30th. BROUGHAMPICK 51S
tate amdavat+. Acs ntant,'Etc. Issuer o, Brougham Mrs• Georgt Hutchings, Club of Albert Str. L nited Church Mr. and Mrs, Buchanan '(Alma
Yofeiase,t-iee•sra- white+air,vat. piclQering, and 3Ir, Oscar Carter, Oshawa, will present their play, Henderson) and children, of Tor- �1Q *�
Tor-
A. E. RiC•l' ARD�C3N at home, Rev. J- P_ Bick address- "Mother's. Moments": There will CHGPPIN�
g gathering onto, visited the L. Johnston fam-
ed the large ring of over one also. be the attraction of a grand fly an Sunday. .
GENDRAL INSURANG'E hundred relatives, and the happy: ball game. Adm. to Garden Party, ON MON,, WED.-and SAT. only
REAL ESTATE couple were presented with a lea.. 25 and 10 tante. Mrs., T. Robertson attended the AfterMaq 1st, 1939 '
funeral of Mrs. J. Bradley. of Tor-
onto utiful floor lamp. The anniversary Jars. Squires kiss been visiting r
table waa decorated with gold and her- daughter, Mss. Kivell, in Br. onto, an Wednesday last, interment We have a Band Vi of Seed Oats uicy,
iia ells eataboahed ageuey. ready at 3caatwro Lawn Cemetery. a. Bander, and Victory), also 1sLtlet.
blue and was centred with a huge coli-in recently, �
to serve. - Mrs D. Gannon and Mr.' Hugh Purina Feeds, Chick,tarter, Dairy Ra-
w*edding cake; and guests included Miss HarLaret W estney . spent
fie' ��' 6Y00 Mr. John Carter, Scu GatmAn visited Haliburton friends tions Dryena. Fig Fccda,ate. A fnl
gog; air. Ben- t*^ eek ^d her Gs as.I.e during the week, a sibter of Mr. line of these well known fells
jautin Carter, Green River, broth- al; the O. A. C. Guelph. (; rr,'a.. at Minden being serious- F
1(Y 1Ri. 1>I/l L'i Y�f he of blrsACarter; Mrs. Willian Alvin McLells..,, .w:r, and famil. 4Zbops Molasses. alt,, Willfoeds Shut
11JOBNSSD AUOTIONERR ANI) Sinclair. Cherryvnood; Mrs. Silas of Liadesy, csl2ed on lea 'sister, ly ill. linin. Hog Concentrate. Minera's. Fa
VALUATOR Tool, Whitevale; Mrs: William Mrs. Fred Crayford, on Sunday. All metrdiers of the Junior Ins- Maslt Etc.
titutes and Junior Farmers Assoc-
18slee eoadacted Anywhere Maye. Goodwood, and Mr. John Miss Margaret Puckrin is pilenrs- ir'.:; v.-Zi piece nc , t11 hat the D Lo
Phase or write. Address 611 Dundas `Gaurlie, Pickering; sisters and bro- ing to attend the Teachers' Sum=- July meeting will be held at Donc- D.
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Street. Bast. then of Mrs. Carter; also relatives or Course in Toronto, fora month. ett'a Pavilion at Chalks Lake on �'ickeru>�g
Whitby. Ontario. , 'from Toronto, Newmarket, Port F. G. Mdsrthy, of Toroto, }:as Jul 6th. -.4
a' Perry, Seugog, Uxbridge, Goodwood been renewing old acquaintances y' PIC",RING. ONT. .:
QMH., QQgwl},e' Harrowamith and all nearby will-. here thin week. Frank looks years The following pupils of Brough- WE DELIVER ti
iiiwi ++ r t+ar+ am School No. 20, have been grant-
Government Licensed The
+ younger since having arent- ed their Entrance Certificates on PHONE 5317
The 1,sy.. crop is lairty good in .their year's wort: Edward Follows,
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Main Bt, E. 8touffvllle, Ont. I. this vicinity. Berries have -been Murrayicks Fra i
Picone 191 Food, but lack of rain is shorten- Y ads Wilson, � - •
Hr. and Mrs. H. Slack were Tor- John Moore. Massey Hams i
ir� the a The Walter Hamilton family the '
Maternity. Medical, and Surgical onto visitors on Sunday. � TbP. P.aspberriea were Y, � -
severely winter-kilts.: in bor^r F. Carter faeni
cases taken Repairs Here
Fwz*ner Bible School for child-: places. ly and Mr. and p
Maternity Sean-Room ren cammleaces on Monday, July :1 - A. Gray were guests at the
Rata for 10 days-3T5.76 3rd st Glascaw Qlarrh, ; 'Eynon }lore attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary All Orders Promptly attend.
Salerm services on Sunday. They ed to
Nurses in attendance and Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm PAraer of Mr. orad Mrs. J. Carter; at White-
and were
d r met many old friends vale on.June 20th.
ss bauT ems. Bloomington were Sunday visitors I grand-daagh- Coleman Instant Light w
1 ?*Mbtitaoce Service with F. and Mrs. Ramer.
pleased to see the y 2nd, on account
ter of the late John Adamson, who On Sunday, Jul g
IMRS.E.R.GOOD 25.37 Mr'e• F. Mackay and Billy accom- o! Decoration Day Service at Clare a
• donated the land for this cemetery, stoves, QU1C§, Clean 8IId
parried Mr. and Mrs: W. Duncan wrbe had came from Bracebridge •mont., Services-at St. Johns here
will be at 7.30 in. Sunday school N
and George, to Windsor on Wed- p dependable.
FOR ge, for the occasion- at 10.30 a. m, Sacrament Service p
JNS* *�'*^r nesday last, where they afforded - - -
V NCE the Aron-Paterson wedding. They The Bisgest and Best Program Yet in the evening. 7111 Hardware at Right Prices'
SkRVICE returned home on. Friday. Dominion Day Celebration Rev. J. E. Glover chose for his '�'N j�
r _ Mr. and Mrs, Malloy nee Erla Sports Shows, Vaudeville, Games text, for his farewell sermon, lat kLVI BUSHBY
Phone-Pickering 67 y
Batbq Show, Flower Show Solt- Cor: 3-13, and' delivered an imp-
s Crosier) returned from their wedd- Hardware sTinsmith _
CYRIL E. MORLEY ing trip on Friday last and were t ball- Braes Baird and Dancing ressfve I parting , message, The
} FIRB, AUTOMOBILE, .LIFE greeted with a charivari. They, Hearts of his people of this charge PTGS.RRING
were also the yeti go with him and family to his new
ACCIDENT, WINDSTORM pients of many 'KINSALE
PUBLIC LIABILITY Eta useful and beautiful gifts ata field of labour,
SEltVICE PROTECTION shower on Tuesday night at the ' Quite a number from here att Guests at the Gannon home the
home of ,the bride's parents, Mr, ended the services at Salem last first of the week were: Miss Glad- . `.1
ys Gannon, :Kiss 13ernetta. McI,au• NEO'
and Mrs. D. Crosier. We wish the Sunday- 'r
newly-weds a long and happy mar 3fi see lltarion an,I Edna Steven-" Bolan, Miss Ella McCausland and :, .!CHEMICAL . _
A '2501L spent the wtmk-end' with thv�r nmd Mr�; Dodd, of Zorn"+A
Mrs. Harmon.Yake was given a parents here. and Mr. and Mrs: J. Seebeck of FOOD
birthday party on Sunday June_ '_Miss Dorothy Atkinson from Tor U:i�.n ge• VITAMIN trS MINERAL TONIC
25th, at the home of her daughter onto spent the week-end with :Kiss Recent guests of T. and Mrs. I
- ani son-in-law, 1Tr. and Mrs. Gor- Eileen en I'arTnn.
Robertson- were:, Mr. H. 'Harper, -- - `
don Riddle, of Claremont A dainty Mr. W. Cammack had the mis- hart• Higgins, '.Mr. and 'Mrs. E. To aid in tlie: �.
two-story cake was made and dec• fortune to break s finger last Midgely, Vii. and oils. E. Coates, Prevention of Nutritional Anaoatle
orated with 82 canales. At the sup- Monday afternoon. Mr, J. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Motor Ambulance, -Day or Night per table she cut the cake, with a Mr, and :Mrs. H. Parkin enjoy= Jones, Mrs. A. Thompson, Mrs. Prevention of Rickets, Dental ,
silver knife, After, Mrs, Yake ed a trip to Fenelon Falls, Cobo- H. Falconer, of Toronto and hers. __Owies, and Tetany of Vitam• µ
Phone 1300- gave a delightful speech, and they conk and other districts last Wed- H. Leake, of Trenton ti. J. in D, deficiency.
*''` all sang, "She's a Jolly Good Fell- nesday, The June' meeting of the W M. Preventiaw of Iodine dse8denr3r
ow", Mrs. Yake received a number The usual number of the •W, A. R was held at the U, .Burton home Building of Resistance
Ca A. 5TERRITT of beautiful presents. There were journeyed to Mss, C. J. Steven- with a good attendance. Mrs. F. '
Adelitious Food
Funeral DireE3tOr eighteen present for 'tile day,, in- son's in Pickering lastWednesday Cassie, President, was in charge of sa»1zn7xrR
cluding Mr, and Mrs. Harmgn-Yake and enjoyed a very pleasant after- the -opening devotions' Mrs, Bar- containing quantities of Vita•
Furlaitlare Dealer and sons, Ray,and Wilmot; Mr. noon there. clay, read the scripture. After dis- mins and Minerals frequently
- anal - ac rag to or tasty dm
p1Ck81'3>l1Q. -w 4llfrftlQ Mrs, R. Feaster, of Toronto, niece ual Field Day and Concert of the iw%s,.,Mrs. John Miller took charge
and nephow of Mrs. Yake, Mr. and Greenwood Circuit last Saturday of the program. The July meeting Small dose—Easy_ to take
Mrs. Los•• HUI and stay, Miss afternoon and evening. The prizes will be held at the H. Malcolm 24 da' treatment, $I _ w
1► Laura and Ilean Hill, Mr. Gordon were very attractive and very touch home. Mrs. Honey, Presbyterial y
Spenceley, Mr. P, Hardy, Com. appreciated by all who received President, is expected as guest, at 7tl day treatment, $2.45
.!lir. and Mss, F. -Lackey, his them. •this meeting. Arrangements were
Meet-
mother, brother and, little Earl We welcome Rev, Mr. '.McRae made for the B. B. Yearly Meet- .JONES i..
Lackey were recent visitors with from Durham County to our Cir= ing,' on Wednesday afternoon and
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Mr, and' Mi!a, B. Reesor. On their cult. He will have charge of the for bale-packing on Tuesday aft- ` '
return hoarse Mrs. Ree`sor accomp- service at the usual time on Sun- ernoon, Tea was' served by Host- The
R,Q$all �1'A�'$�S� y�
- anied them and returned to her day. Mr. Mutton is moving to eases, Mrs. O. Burton and Mrs. Phone Pkk. ski
home on Friday last. .► Greenwood, near Ottawa, in Ren- Dunn.
frees County, ,(see other column) _
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:•l Their Majesties Wave A Royal Farewell odetn Ontario Farmers 7. THAT RFMINDS MEQ '
Changing Oats „OGDEktS IS
tiquette EASIER :
-,BY ROBERTA LEETlbsy,to Switching to the Rust- TO
- lies to .i Reei4 ant Varieties rule app —ROLL
bride displaying her wedding
Oat growing in Western and Cen•
gifts?
illness in the tral Ontario was reported to be Pas-
-'When one has
through a transition pehod
I family and a friend says, «I am sing
sorry," what response should be with farmers switching to rust re-
Militant tant varieties, according to a re,
made? _
3.—Should one serve hot dish- port presented to the Canadian _
i tired (}rower' Association convex. We such a smooth silk
es at a summer luncheon. y cigarette
lion in Victoria, last week. ,
y 4—Ian t it tree that the
i• tobacco, this Ogden's Fine Cut
less gossip amongCountry people 0 wheat
a- registered
- — ----------seed wheat!a-dlbertalastyouw had__. _ _ 1 __
The kind that's cut to col right
-- x than m the city" - —and-ta smoke right- Wi -
�_N b.—What does the French word brought hardships to seed growers our-ow chop Ogden's and
d that province but reports from
y Hers se
--saute-mean-? — ._--- they pick a rs —
- eX pi the best.QaDe._—too
6.—What form should one use other
branches inoludiag' Ruebec, `Vogue"or"Chantecler". •
-to acknowledge a garden party Prince Edward Island and Nova
' incitation,? Scotia, indicated mgrs satisfactory
K p S.wk e-
C nditions al—Oug w l
crops in Eastern Can JA
"�:• w y : y , :: ; 1.—Sometimes the gifts are spoil seed D p j
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shown only to relatives and close tea• ci '"'''
friends, a few days be
Erban and Vanguard ' cis
wedding. Others, owever, let all The Optario report said there
+ the guests.at the reception view was & "tremendous" demand for 1 ^'
•��:..< the gifts, a special room being set erban and vanguard oats varieties
l " aside for displaying them. 2.— this year. �a ,
x Fy '•Thank you," is sufficient. 3--
X: Yea, at least one dishshouldbe Clifford Chambers Mas, claimed V�Rc'"''A
' hot. 4.—No. According to the ' be the biggest bull in Britain,
N.B. Their Majesties are pleased here on the rear old proverb, "Go into the country weighs leis tons, and is owned by e�
Y,eaving Sussex, to hear ghat news is In town, it Mrs. Graham Rees-Nogg, of Sint-
platform of the royal train as they waved farewell would neem that there is more • ,
gossip in the county. b--It is a ford-on-Avon.
HELP FOR CROSSED EYES 'cookery term meaning, fried � c tj �c�
For years, doctors have treated lightly and quickly in s Little hot ��1h11L7 V� ���WW 0�
Wh�Y/L�� �C1enC� victims of strabismus (cross-eyes fat, while being frequently turn- — —�
at or wall-eyes) by strengthening the ed. Pronounce so-ta, o as in so, Daisymen el Argeintina lilyuse TWMN V% 311
imbalanced•muscles responsible for a as in take, accent last sy _ __ nee _
their condition. A new exercising 6.—Use the same form as the in- ed govern
ask meat assistance
is
device for the cross-eyed r now
vitation. This rule applies to any selling utter abroad
D • on the market — the stereo orth- invitation. Fall1{ ReL'eved
ens. optic, which gives the affected eyes b9 Krilschen CUT WOOD FOR PROFIT
a non-tatiguing workout by the use Worry Is Ended For Here is a noteworthy instance with a Wade Portable. Drag
of stereoscopic :mages and 4 com- WO arta Steeplejack of the manner in which damp wen-' Saw. "
WAR ON VIRUS DISEAOE8 plicated rigging of lights, mirrors � thea can affect the joints of one
Scientific investigators from all and leases. ]wdzs Charles Miner, of Agin- who.is subject to rheumatic pains.
"I had been suffering from rhea-
parts of America are preparing to _ court, Ont., decided the beet way
vins diseases which plague manki• 1VIOre Important '{^ stopaip worrying about her hus- mhtism very badly," a man writes,
Lch a united attack on the band when he was nting steep- "and ha
aaad such pains in mg joints' "
hind. -1deeting in Harvard's School 'j'han Housing` " lea was to get up there beside him. that I could hardly bear it, on a
-at Public Health last week then Which is one of the reasons why wet day,especially. It pained me sad I
poled all .the available informs- the petite, blonde matron was high. was
to use my arms,
Next to breeding, the question as hardly able to work. I tried
uon on smallpox. yellow fever and. u on the steeple of Knox United two different remedies. but I was
lstantile pars,l5sis, and the closely of feeding is the most , import, P
ant one that the owner,or herds- Church last month dabbing away still as bad after the treatment. ,r _
alYkd "rickettsial" diseases. with a'paint brush. "Then I was told to Krus-
?he virus diseasese distinguish• man must consider; we think it is try
_ "i like it better than washing -Chen Salts. which quickly brought - -
_ ed from those caused by bacteria— even more important than bona- ,. relief. So of comae I have kept
ing. for we know from observation dishes, said Mrs. Miser, before
are those for which there is no and experience that even ordinary starting her work. "I'd sooner be with it, had I am now much
known cure. The only hope Is to be work up there than do lots of better and have never felt so At �
buildings can be need,for housing obis on the ground.'.' for earn. I used to feel so tale- Easy to operate. Reasonably
able to perfect vaccines with which „— priced. You can make money
- ..ie malts human beluga and animals animals to very good sdarantage. j � erab�e and sluggish, but now it is
Feeding cannot be learned in a h leasure to be able to work. Wherever there are legs to be
immune t:'om them: short time—in fact, some will S'B' mt. Write for tree descriptive N _
4"afthingwomM The galas and caused
b rhes- bulletin.
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CURE EPttEP8Y BY SURGERY never learn to be high-class feed-. 4natism are often caused by uric
Dr. Wilder G. Penfield of Mont ers, even though they lave much acid crystals in the masCles and 'i'hC R. WI]]j�i
teal Wilder
Neurological Institute lntt experience• This feeding does not •For Gm f My�no"A�Is a'•.k joints. The numerous salts in Mame" � �W
week !old of curing epilepsy. com- always mean that it is of import- ,l„�►. A> +�+ah'�" Krusesen assist in atimulhtins the
lsloy as"fits" by surgery. &nee only for the producing ani- w�slea wrnasm sad vaukb , iatertial organa to healthy, regn- 64 Front SL W. Toronto
He described his method as first mala,but it is also of'vital import Bios•sae�for D"a 0.�c oiL imi ate excess uric nd eacidt. to el-
Vacationing the patient to discover ante to the young members of the rust
which section o!the brain wale sus- breeding herd. ------_
,°cern Class'"Ified.1111114101,611The particular brain coevolution . The United States' cotton cropSSED3CAL1CJil's. BLAIlCHEAD'J, P[]tPL6a1 sabich is rhe origin of the seizures i0 four.times as big as iia secondHAY FEVER, ROSE FEVER gulp.
Cyt out., agricultural crop—wheat. POSITIVELY GUARANTEED ;0 ferers. Money Back Remedy, 31.00.
remove these unalghtly blemishes Adve"rtising Canada Herb` C0. 1Viadeor. Oa-
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-tion Clear-Skin Treatment. never lossHAY FIS VER—Perthshire Medicat-
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O red Rocks, New Hampshire Reds, tory offer, 3x10 bnlargement, with section, Heartburn, Gaa Take
s White Rocks, Hybrids $8.95, 90 every' order. Roll developed and Arms Antacid Tablets" for Quick
Is ec Pullets 12.75. Cocker- Re rinta 10 r1ntR relief. ibe box, 3 boxes $1.00.7--
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.•Nis 38.00. Leghorns 58.45. Pullets Send order• advertisement and Arms Products, 2153 oxford Ave..
_ 316.75. Cockerels $3.00. Extra Pro- thirty cents. Mail order depart- Montreal, Que.
tit Grade the kind that weigh went, Graphic Film Serviles, 247%
Two` pounds per .hundred more. Dundas St.. London, 'Ont. Estab- IF YOU . WANT Av AF$ECTION-
c Breeds 3
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win, Merlin,'Ontario.
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j� neer Safety-Lackcordo are locked together by aPullets $13.45. Cockerels $9.00, for full details. The Hudson Com- Is.
asivaneea method of Gaza-DiPPing• hams' SS�p atrengtk--and Leghorns 38.75. Pullets 318.45. Old- Da.ny, Labelle Bldg., Montreal."
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elsent layers. The n of
that will make money for you. Barber School, 142 Queen Street
l sew Gear-Griv tree, with theusnda 0f sbarv- Fray Hatchery, 130 John Street, East, Toronto. USED TIRES S RETREADS FOR
sensationa -
waged aagla gripe rho rosy with a ane-footed h01J to protest yew North• Hamilton, Ontario., SALE y
against skidding and for quick-sute dopa. Now is the time to got MACHINERY ,t SHOP aUPPLIES j
MRS. P. nARRELL CIiOISY, QUE- USED TIRES AND RETREADS FORSafet
anK car or truck.' 96c and up.
tion for year ear--ease Ow noweM Firestone Seri bought 107 Bray Chicks this p
Spring. She stllr has 10s. Bray EW AND REBUILT MACHINERY Every Lire . atterie, OIl al-
Illy. Chicks are the kind that arrive of every descriDtlon—boilers and gallon and up. Batteries, etc. Deal-
alive and keep on living. Bray engines—electric motors—mech. ors wanted. Write for free bar-
live
keep
John Street. North, ante's tools—belting. Canada's gain price lists.. Orders rushed.
11 largest machinery house. Write or guy with confidence, from Can-
• e / / / / ' Hnmilton, Ontario. _ call The A. R. Williams Machinery •ada's largest retreaders. Merrick
a Company, Limited. 64 Front St., Tire Company, Box YyI. 111-123
3 Issue No. 26 — '39 West, Toronto. King West, Hamiltce, Ontario:
' Polio Invades
GARDENING British Films
•
RADIO NOTES Rural,Regions- Fihdim Favor
WALKS ,
Two Harvard Unlvwsity sclent- In the smaller garden where
s1 _ fats reported last week that fafaa- visitors and children soon wear l+mOrot >• AcatatiauGs
f - We paralysis is tending to invade � thin along the edges of Sow- Ztils fsravimm,• o a t a r i•
By MADGE ARCHER or beds or between the house and -Beard of Ganga Rgport
rural communities atter its scourge the swing or arbor, regular paths f`
TELEVISIOri PROSPECTS at 10:00 p.m. `'Half Pint Flask" by possibly has "immunised large por- are needed. With a little care .]Expressing the hope that British
fiome radio stations in Canada DuBose Hayward, author of 'Por- tioae'of urban paDulations." they, will add beauty to the rest film producers will, during the nese
are talking experiments in televi- gy" will be the first play . . . Mich-' "Poliomyelitiff (infantile paraly o! the garden, too. Most pleas- peat, consider tate production a! 's
slo and a likelihood of broadcasts el Piastro, concert-master of the Bis) is usually considered to be a � materials of all for this pur- more pictures for distribution lit
In near future. This may be taken 'New York Philharmonic will be the disease of childhood," Dr. Charles pose are flagstones. Thee are Canada, the annual report of the
with the proverbial salt. In the first soloist on the first of the'series of McKhaan told scientists from 10 broad, flat, thin elsbs.of any soft Board of Censors of Motion Pte-
r place it is doubtful it any private 13 broadcasts of She Tor9n[o Prom- countries at a Harvard symposium stone, usually found in abundance tures and Theatre 'Inspection _
station in this country can afford 'evade Concerts. The aeries begins on virus diseases, "but in recent around certain river beds. Branch in Ontario, indicates that
:to make more than a few minor ef- on July 6 at 9:00 p.m., with Regin• years an increased tendency to at- ,
forts. IIu the second place.th-e CBC ala Stewart conducting. tach older persons liar been noted"" stn es a flush with British met with favor Amo
_ -stories. are-.sunk_sunk - - - -films ns
has clamped down on any pros- especially marked in rural arena or a ground and at least an inch provincial adulences, The report is
and a half of
pacts-ot television in Canada-being ; communities from which- the dig: grams is left between issued over the signature of-O_J.
r teveloped either privately or cote- TO BE HEARD . July 1, 2,:30 ease has.been long absent." edges. Sometimes after the sod 3ilverthorne
mercially or either. p.m.. CBL-CBC Canada Day at N.Y. No Successful Preventative
is cut out the enact shape and Referring to the Brifish films, R ?
- Nevertheless NBC is said to tr "s-Fair- 8:05 p.m. BBC-CBL Dr. Lloyd-A17cock-d�lared the of each stone, a little sand Bays in part, 'The criticisms e=
prospecting along Broadway for tel- Hon. Vincent Massey . . , 9:00 Deme "no methods are' available for the is added to the bottom of the hole, Dressed in previous reports by your
=� for drainage and to make walk board, of British films which failed
evision theatres. Columbia is talk- CBC-CBL Toronto Symphony Band prevention of the multiplication of -
Ing of television Broadway produe- July 2,12 noon NBC Radio City the virus in the body or its issue firmer. Built in this way the lawn to measure up to requirements, do
tions next season. And the theatres Music Hall . . . 3:00 p.m. CBS- towards the next host." He said a mower will run right over. the not apply during the year under re
themselves are preparing to do bat- CF iB Columba Symphony technique of "chemical blockade"- Pathway. riew. The record runs and increas-
-, "Ile with television as-an approach- 8:00 p.m. NBC-CBL Chase and San- . spraying nasal mucosa with-a cbe- Other permanent walk materials ed attendances at many of these
tag menace. born Hoer . . ..9:00 P.M. CBS-CFRB mical to halt the invading virus are sand, cinder or brick, films abundantly demonstrated
re-
Columbia Dance Flour . . . 10:00 offered one avenue of further re TRANSPLANTING that the public appreciated BritlsY ?�:
AROUND THE-DI ` p:m. NBC The Circle . :. July 3, at Secret of successful transplant- productions. Some of the beat plo
" search,, but.added "in actual trials
:., NOTES AND NEWS . . . Hon. 8:30 p.m. NBC Magic Key . . . July it has not proved successful." ing is plenty of water. Of next" tares of the year wera British dir,
Vincent Massey will speak and Sar- 4, 8:00 p.m. NBC-CBC Melody Ren- importance will be shade and sti- ectad."
ah Fischer, soprano, and Sylvia dexvous 8:30 P.M. NBC-CBL, mulant. Moving a plant is some- - -- - -d
Cates, pianist, will be heard is a Information Please . . .July 5 7:30 Eider Down Used thing like an operation for a hu- Ontario's first nature sch°O1y
special broadcast from London p.m. CBS People's Platform r _ man being, and the larger the where students may study avid
over CBC at 8:66 p.m. on July 1st. 8:00 p:m, CBS Phil Baker (new specimen the more necessary the Life, will be held for several weekt
In New Industry attention. With shrubbery and beginning July 1 on Franklin Is.
They are honoring Dominion Day - spot) . . . July 6, 8:00 p.m. NBC __
Calumbla Workship begins its Rudy Vallee. ..9:00 p.m. CBC-CBL trees,often main roots are cut and land, Georgian Bay, according w
Toronto Promenade., Conservation of the supply of the shock is severe. Half a pail Professor J. R. Dymond, of tit
T_
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festival aeries on Thursday, duly 6, elder ducks along the north shore of water after setting out is not Royal Ontario Museum of Boole,
of the Gulf of Rt LawrLnea 1% beltir too W-ch for filch big thin It will be conducted by fto.
8. Give thy servant therefore an accomplished not only by law-en- the watering should be repeated feasor A. G. Coventry and Wade
understanding heart to judge t of the University of, To-
people,people, tuartee, but also through the estab nick start is wanted. ronto.
that I may discern between 4
good and evil; for who is able to lishments of'a new industry-the
production of eiderdown. Made pos- •
.. judge this thy gent people! The �+
phrase "understanding heart," Bible ,by the co-operation of the OPERATIC TENOR
School can be literally translated, "a Federal Department of Mines and I
hearing heart." How-many, many Resources, tke Provincial Govet'n-
things Solomon could have asked meat of quebec, saQ a number of
Lesion for in this most significant-hour- private agencies and individuals, NOSIZONTAL Answer to Prt.l.� >P.aave .15 He is a
birth.
e e -for riches, for honor, for glory, the production of eiderdown on a 1 operatic
17 T a•
for victory in. war, for pleasure. commercial basis now adds to the opentac 1i Fenn afar
om
And yet you can see for ponraelves income of a people whose sources expert
LESSON I that wisdom is really the best gift- of revenue are somewhat limited, 12 Regigsts. 30 Lldtt wept i
SOLOMON: A RULER WHO, A wise man people want to know
and also gives local residents a 15 Drove. 21 Rwarend=
BEGAN WE11. for himself; it is the man they strong, practical reason for desir- 14 Layman .. 38 Christmas
1 1Giap 3:5-13 care for and not his belongings. Ing as large a popu'lrtiou of nest- 1s Unsightly •
So that tug elder ducks as possible. carol
You see wisdom � really 17 To unite by p��C 24 Note kt scale.
Golden Teat.-Give thy servant the highest and best gift, after Since the inception of the super- fusion. PUS 25 Dela.
' therefore an understanding heart all vised industry in 1953 the quare- 18 Modern' 26 Half a binlla.
that I may discern between city of cleaned eiderdown marketed cursive 37 Lrxecuty, '
30. And the speech-pleased the
good and evil. I-Kings 3:9. annually has increased by more 28 Greek 1Ntr1r_
good LESSON Illi ngs 3:9.SETTING, Lord, that Solomon had asked this than fivefold. 19 Female hare.
THESO Ptcinter'a
thing. 11. And God said unto him. _ 20 Cloak knife
Timc.-Solatr_on• was born in Because thou hast asked this thing, - 21 Lines. ,38 Eciemies. VESTICAll al One who
_ ,1041' B.G.. and, assuming that he and hast not asked for thyself ferings, and offered peace-offer- 22 Neuter 37 Half an acct• Il Grain fungus guesses.
lou life, neither hast asked riches
was about eighteen years of-agr g tags, and made a feast to a11. his Pronoun- 3g pfd. disease. 34 Charily
when this dream caw.9 to him, the for thyself, .nor hast asked the servants. 23 Matgrass. 39 Cre&t, Ve' allowmn•
` life of thine enemeies, abut bast 2 To rano
date for the episode recorded in H.. Later Years =4 Nothi less 3 Highway. 3B To throw. j
our lesson mould be about 10'_2 a'ked for thyself understanding to `While the future career of So- than 40 Most hlled 4 Like, 37 Measure of
B C discern justice; 12. behold, I have lomon is not assigned to us in this 25 Lava with dust 5 Fearful terror• work•
done according to thy word: lo; I lesson, we ought '43 To become old 7 Queer, _
Place,--Tac city of Gibson was g not to -close this 26 To wade 8 Sudden jerk. 38 Virginia
JernsakmVewherei todaythemod dersta dingven cheart;hee a wsoethat ache e - refs en a n un- study of ho tis lheessdthistory which 2T Distributive 46 t a brief through. .46 FGod obi Dove• S Masculine �Mo ammo
nota• i e
-sen followed bh4s
thee, neither after thee shall an 9Filled with 43S�tam
7 once. It was doubtless not one 29 Small ��' S0 He is —Of �
The career of Solomon' is re- arise like unto thee. The extra- cause, but many. He was too 31 To depart, slows obstructloa.
r oidad in I Kings 1:33 to 11:43, ordinarywisdom, which the Lord 32 Japanese fish'. a noted opera 10 Rowing tools 41 Idqulb'• -and in I Chron. 23:.1 to 2 Chron. bestowed on Solomon-in answer Prosperous. .He had no wars to 33 Many coloredpaz►>'• 11 Insect's egg. 43 Tranai
trouble him. His'course was un-
P:31. Solomon was the son of Da- to.the prayer of his dream at'Gib- usually smooth. He had innumer- gem- 51 He was a--12 He started to 44 Unit Of ata
rid and Bath-sheba. eon, manifested itself in many able flatterers; and men ready to 34 Owed' member OC fame atter an 47 Bolo.
b, Ia Gibson Jehovah appeared pays, His masterful wisdom was worship him; and few men can en- •35 Woolly sur- that same -- before 48 Musical now.
se i v lace of cloth. compan*. Caruso. 49 Giant king-
to n every department is
t loran i dream b night; d arttne t of h
_ o A n a e Y P d.ue al h' w'
� Y g 1 this without losing their _ -�•:�
life as a man .othoughtan
i w 1 fdac-
• and 'God said, Ask hat I glialbest and most gracious qualities_
Gibson and Mount Zion' tion. Aa a than of thought his pre- We find that he follows the in- �
i° were then the two great centres eminent wisdom appeared -in his iquitous Egyptian system of em-
uf the national worship. God free speech and writings, and as a man ploying Yorced labor for all his ,
urntly revealed his'will to men of action in the peace and pros- eat works and that he beautifies
t7, ll'[' ..
through dreams. perity and splendor" .*hich he his capital by the sweat and toil a
6. And Solomon said, Thou hast brought to hes little kingdom. of unpaid men. These are not the
t,
'showed unto thy servant David my 13. And I have also given thea doings of 8 wise and considerate _
_..lather great loving-kindness, ac- that which thou hast not asked, icing. They are the works of a
w .cording as he walked before thee man who forgets. his responsibili.
both riches and honor, so that
:.,in truth, and in righteousness, ' ties in the enjoyment rf his pleas-
there.shall not be any among the . . h
and in uprightness "of heart with• ures.
kings like unto thee, all thy days.
thee; and thou hast kept for him The glory of Solomon*brought ' r'
this great loving-kindness, that .14. And if thou wilt walk in my the common people tears and
thou hast given him a-son to sit ways, to keep my statutes and,my groans. We see Solomon in his
an his throne, as it is this da commandments, as thy father Da- y popularity ` a
y• later ears with' his
7: And.now, 0 Jehovah my God, avid did walk, then I will lengthen gone, *rid alas! his morals and re- '' #
• thou hast made thyservant kin thy,days. Some thin God eves
g 1? g ligion. h ,.
Instead of David m father: and unconditionally; others are he-
y And so it came to pass That the -;
t am but a little child; I know not stowed with definite conditions at- man who had commenced' with :Y
'-b w to go out or come in. tacked to them. such noble resolves, shaping his
8. And thy servant is in the , 15.. And Solomon awoke; and, 'future with the religious colors of •
midst of thy people which thou, behold, it was, a dream: And he an almost inspired dream, finished ,
'hast chosen. eat ole that came to Jerusalem, and stood be- in the misery of a foolish dream.
cannot be numbered nor counted fore t ar o e covenanto ,nus a in efoolish
for multitude. Jefiovalr, and offered up burnt'-of- and godless -evening' time,
- REG'LAR
FELLERS--A Cash Customer By GENE BYRNES
MR.OOMLAUF, THE •M7 POPSAYS MR. THE RICHES MAN f
WHADO�+' Yt;3t! -� -2 Do NEED, ,`
BAKER+MUS�BE FREEZEW, TFtE IN TOWN- ISA .KNOW ABOUT IT,, TO SEE HIS. - !
THE RICHEST MAN 9ANKER, IS WOITH FELLER NAMED SMART 00Y'� _ 19ANK-BOOK,NES 9A�OR� * "
IN TOWN HE S MORE THAN 0113,000
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�+ WOITHS000! 50 THAT MAKES HIM OID HE St10w YA X07 HtS PITCE+ER �y
: WOIT-H A COOL HIS BANK-BOOKS !! I T
RICHER THAN o
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OOM'LAUF�
' f OAILMti CASH. '•errs. -.-
ALL
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+ •` •: t ) l ' MIKE SCUriyINS
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on Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gibson 'Thi local bee men are complain _ Frsds Chas.
guni3 one eenias tFus — "Ie - "areaxher' Tlbe W$TTEVALE T:psoott a Aimadale, . noon, c
_ lir. and irvin Perkins visited -clover and alaike are out m , full
f;< •-...---•• ;' • -; thence to his own stable vatR the
► with Mrs• Jane Boyer on 3undsy, bloom, but the 000l temperature
'1'sesir The annual open tea' of the Miss- following Monday, afternoon. Teatms
IL,S pa 3"M u
= ,69,D her to the Salern service.' prevents the bees from gathering
Y aiwgOl� taloag i;an Circle will be held at t>i>e';!some: U1.00. All aceideats a4 owsies's
inWon.
to s Unhad Congratulations to Miss Gert- much honey We hope it war" up of Mrs: Kaye*, on .Thnmday, July 140L ,
. .„ .. ] �� In g rude Corbett on securing the *cheer soon. 4th. A special speaker and soloist
asd
at Epsom. We understand Miss A very enjoyable evening wasfrom
Margaret Puckrin is going to Col- spent at the bane of Mrs. H. Supper will be served erve 6 P. M.g-
s JOHN MURKAR., PlOOrietof Marna! � > hoot Murdock,-when friends gathered anti! all have" been "nerved. Frog- ATTENTIONI
The Greenwood Circuit. Field Day there to danew on June 14th. The ram of sports is the evening.
.oatarle County Farmers'-14ait was a decided success and every Clark Orchestra supplied the inns-
A. C. at Guelph
o,- is and a ' crowd professed hav- _ . Brock Road Gravel
Frank M. Chapman) -person seemed to envoy the sports g'OOd - - HOUSE REG23TE.R. ", •
and concert. The weatherman was ing a real time.
good and gave perfect weather.. -r The Grand Chaanpion Clydesdale Pit
tlbout: 300 people from Ontario Tire teachin staff of Wind hest- NOTICE L
County attended the Farmers week g Imported Stallion, HAWKIIGG Crushed Pit Run
=-- er Public School, Toronto, held To Ratepayers & S. No. 3. SELECT, (27348), (22476), Enrol.
' at the Ontarfo Agricultuml Coll-
their annual '
ionic in Greens Park
p No. 3298 Form_ 1. the property of
Bigg-on onday-last_-All-went in- on 'Aroma-afte=noon 'add were-�e- -A meeting--of-the--ratepayere Gravel
-
F Osear Wilson, Brougham Ont. will - Gra Vel
cars and arrived, at the grounds a- the above School Section will be ('�
ut noon, where A-'bountiful lunch....lighted with the park and the eq- make the season of 1939 at his own and aid \ r�ded.
trapment, this being their first time held on Monday; July 3rd,--&"he stable. Terms $15A0, Payable 15t Q
was provided, This , was arranged out here. They arty they'll be back school house at 8 p. m• D. S. T., Stone
by the Secretary of the Crop Imp-. for the purpose of discussing and January. $1.00 off will be allowed
again. to parties who truck their mares. -
'rovement Association of our coun- ,-• _ - "preparing '.for the issue of" Deben- Dd1.1Ve'e� Or Lo bier lII Ply,'
ty,.A. E. Innes, B. S. A. The par= - _ DU?�BAItTQ Y Mares from a distance will be tak-
tures, covering' the financing of en care of at reasonable price. PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026
"`ade of livestock*consisting of hor- �� the alterations and- --improvements Toronto office Hoard 6471
ses, Clydes-and Percherons, with Mrs• 'Chas. rinnis returned last .to„the school ;building. The Black d Percheron Stallion,
foals; beef cattle, Shorthorn, Here- week from a long visit with relat- - Hickory, Lad, (Enrol. No. 11155 JOHN jjOURiQE& SON
C. A. Balsdon, Sec.-Tress. Form 3) the property of Ailan Ree-
ford and Angus; hogs, Yorkshire, ives in Fort William.
Tamworth and Berkshire; Dairy St. Paul's, Dunbarton, Snn�iay, sor, will stand for service at his ROOFING SPECIAL
cattle, Holsteins, Ayrshires, Jer- July 2nd. 4th Sunday after Trin- Garden Party own stable. Terms $10.00
seys, Milking Shorthorns as well ity.. Sundry School of P. m. Cel- C0:'i1?�LODORE AGAIN - the 3-1 Std. Wight, Asphalt Shingles
the six-horse foam, were all ebration of the holy Comrriurtion ---' choicely bred" Clydesdale stallion, $6.00 per sgrs..•�
'thoroughly enjoyed. A trip through at 3 P. m. Rev. E. G, Robinson A Garden Party under the auspi' (26812), the property of Robt. Ds- 3-1 Hvy; Wight. Aahphalt Shiagles
the grain plots' • followed eagerly Time passed pleasantly SaWr- ees of the Anglican W. A. foe, of Green Paver, will make the $6.65 per sgrsr
s by 'hundreds of farmers was full day afternoon at the home of Miss will be held in the season of 1939 as follows: - Tues,. All first quality. Torbnto Asphalt
of information. The women were Margaret Pennell, when ttie Pick- day, May 23rd, will leave his own hoofing C*., Shiagles. In lots ;
shown the kitchens, dressmaking, Bring Township Horticultural Soc-
COMMUNITY H!i<Li� stable at Green River and proceed of 5 ogre. or over.
..'and a fashion parade. Others spent iety were entertained during the -AT-- to. John Barnes, Cherry-wood for subject I
---..time with the machinery, gardens, tea hour. - night. Wednesday, proceeds to Bert Prices tshj to duage wili,ssL
and the The re lar meetin of the V. ®U N BA RTO N Ackford's1. , ,Con. 4, Lot 19, forthe i4ewers. � °'
poultry. Not the' least interesting A. will be held on Thursday; Jul. - :-
PICKERIN
was the Organ Concert in the new 6th, at the home, of Mrs. Irving WEDNESDAY. JULY 5TH on Con. 6, for night. Thursday, �+� p�
Memorial Hail, where a new Ham- White and will be in the form of a- fAt 7,39 P. M. - proceeds to Fred Wright's for LUMBEIER YARD
?Woad Electric Organ has just been picnic, In case,of ram, the meet (PROGRAMME noon; thence to M. Dunkeld's Con..
installed.'An address by Dr. Chris- ing will take place on the follow- Will c -Isist of.moving Pictures, Inaf ria. 8, for night. Friday, proceeds to
tie, imide everyone feel loud in the day. mental and other numbers, Gocoaaut his own stable where .he' will re- COCKSHUTTraises of the entertainment. it Next Sunday the Sacrament of` main until the following Tuesday
P Shy Fish Pond, Home Baking, Fancy
was the first county to be enter- the Lord's Supper will be dispen- Goods. Refreshments noon. '
tained this year, "and tribute was sed at.the United Church. A Pre- ARNOLDWOLD DOCK. the Frost j
paidto the good work being a paratory service velli be held on ADMISSION:Aduits,23c Ch ldraa«10c �eatnut Belgian Stallion, (Enrol. (�/ Wood
is this.Bounty, Reeve Ralpk E. Friday "evening at 8.30 o'clock No. 3422, Form 3) the property of
Mo+►4`aay; Deputy-Reeve William Any persona wishing to join the BARD DANCE Allan Reeser, Markham, R. R. 1: Agency
Reesor and Councillor W. Heber church, are cordially invited to get will male the season of 1939, as
Doers, with Frank M: Chapman, in.touch with the Pastor,. Rev. H. follows: Monday afternoon, June New 9teet s[ Parts cat !!land
•John Scott and Mr. Mallory, of Howey 5th,"will leave'-his- own stable, hot oa l
Beaverton, A. E. Innes. Charles A very large group of friends At H3rOld Aereman s Barn 3, con, 4, Scarboro, and proceed to Service +e aaedi�es
Gould and nlemmbere of
the Crop gathered at the home of Mr. a 3rd Con. O# Makham Wilmot 3hea's, Base Line. Picker- luaplements ear exhibit m seaaw improvement Executive were pres. Mrs. 'Plica, Friday night to do hon- ing, for night. Tuesday, at Ben. Plogm asewers etc.
•,ent. Some of the people had not our to Miss Winrde Barnes and 11-2 miles north of No. 7 Highway Bryant's, Con• .3, Pickering for T^
seen Guelph for twenty-five years, Mr. 'Harold Mitchell, whose marr- -ON- noon, thence to his own stable On THOS. LYE
..".. ..and.were loud in their ap#x eciation -iage takes place early in July. Thursday morning, to W m Nichols
of.the many changes. The young couple were showered TUESDAY J U L`I� 4 Sullivan'sCorners for noon, thence Claremont, Ont*
s with mwiy beautiful, useful gifts.- '' to the Woburn Farms, blarkham
.RIGHLAtiD CREEL and the best wishes of one and
'Music will be furnisbed by
=The. Annual Garden Party of the
all. BOAG'S ORCHESTRA = 'l3ROCK
Radio Service
_
Tii;;hland Creek Sr. Branch of the BROCK ROAD THEATRE
Women's Institute took place on
Dance,will be "held. tinder the
iTH ATRE
Expert service and re-
Thursday at the home of Mrs. ;lira. James ]ayes has returned HIZ'�'Y -
pairs to all makes. ear-
.
crag a ew ys .. � .- -
�Yuea;, Pickering, .Rnitevale� axid holidaying with her diaughter. in UNION Y (LLE Healthfully Cooled by Water. onable oharga8. Work
'Lakeview attending. The ground;" Windsor. araII e
t�UI�IOR FARMERS
were ,lovely-, but owing to tht Mrs. Dick Tweedie and baby T
gII
rkin, was "held indoors..,Th
basin- June Mary,. arrived home from the ARTHUR FIELD "
ess of the month was .discussed, 'Brierbush Hospital last 'Monday. ADMI.tSION, 35 Cents Alt ShTws Daylight Saving Time
and an interesting Travel Talk, fol- THURSDAY, FRIU.�Y&SAT'URDAY GraauateRadio and Television lns�t'A �
1ow-td by the Rev. Robert r-mi,4, _ . JUNE 29, 30 and JULY 1 Member Official Radio Servke Testi
Rector of St. Simon's Anglican Associax n.
Twc Y* ,ws, at 7.30 and 9.30
Church on his travels through F:rrg- !8 Ph,ne 3201 P(GbERIF(Jc,
:land, France "and Swifzerlandi. bliss BRUNNER tlo'iday Matinee, Saturday at•1 30,: '
Marion _Douglas played several s j "Yes, my Darling
selcaions on her xylophone. Mrs. ��1� Coo�ers .� Daughter" L. E7.a'Nj /LL
Car:'.Wallace presented an art�cla -
on "Tufted and Candlewick Quilts _ > Y�-� HAL f)IftECTUR AND i
Old and New". Douglas spoke_
.. MER
.. - •• WITH
bra her three-day trip to Guelph uecae to W. ,I: JdatYac,jj
The genuine Brunner Milk Cooler PRISCILLA LANE
Agriculturar College. A. delightful g _ ♦'ills
9 sor
,JEFFREY LNNN Sco�ti
tea
was served at the close by the insures against milk loss by provid- n ''Night and Dly»rvidel
_.CSL. ND YGL 1G
Hostess and her Assistants, I F'�Y 84INTFR Basiness Pbon- Residence Phone
CHERRY vVOOD
ging heavy ice formation on all four „IAP, kOBsvN
sides"of tank. Entirely automatic.
A ball game took p:ace on Mon- i Monday,. Tuesday A Wednesday
day evening between Donland's iStee'1 tanks" also built at very low JULY :, 4 and 5 -�
' Dairy and Cherri-wood, the- visitors, _
w;nning. _, . rieEs. First -Show. 7.3n.
Cherry-wood Young Peuple Last Corpiete Show at 3:50
�1, r wlth Centennial last sun(ty even- Bepair"parts and expert service on all makes, �1t'raction Extraordinary. PERMANENT, NAGGIN`G PAIN
V ig and also. at a Camp-fire Wed- _ THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER
ttesday night.' • Qn the Stagf. In Person
V M r. -and " Mrs. E. i9 11-ey arebe or s t csi ravelled irl
�Irs. and hiss Usher had n mgtur iedar Grove ALGA BAKER
YOUR EYES,
trip last week-end visiting at Bar" - __ C. H. TUCK, OPT.-D.
e aiid poirits north: Dealcr for. Bruuncr Corp'n (Cane.dia) Lid. _Ffenc Mark E.618 presenting. a Thriling Adventure
I.•Joyce Sommerville, Phyllis 'Gates -- -- _-..• -- i Disney Blxlr, app. P. Q -
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and Bill Morrish received their En- - - - Film of did Australia, New, HAW
- Zealand. India,
Countries. .
phone 1516
trance on the recommendation of
A. Uti"1.'
tSc-een Programme
Plus our regular ;r
he year's work. Cogratulations. ► acat
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'Mr. and Mrs. John Petty and "'Tail
� .. H40fl QU 3Lj'I+Y
4auahters Annie and Daily, rail- `. .. `� Tail Spin"
led Marlbank last week-end,'. Miss , ,? 3 f 1 b1 �, •*OUD SPE a EZR
F,mily remaining there for a week's r >, W, H L i/ di
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holiday with her-sister, Mrs: Tyn- '' -
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ALICE FAY E
SYST�d
l EMe Community ]ionic un er ie ✓ ' ` p�S• -1-DAY TOURS �L`tS'CANCE B -NINE?T _ANS
" d NANCY KELLY
auspices of the _Cherrywood -Sun- :,. , -0, �' 1 -
nay school will lag held at Oshawa- -' t0 9-DAY VACATIONS JOAN LAViS Sound Car'
bn-the-Lake on Tuesday, "July 4th.
Muskoka . 30,000 Islands.Lake bf Ba CHARLES FARR LL
the usual fecilitiea 'for transport- �'„ o WasagaBeoch:TheQuints.ThebigCities ALSO advertising
w� _' Cruises on Lakes Erie,Huron and Svperror fir AUTO RADIO SERVICE
'1 alien will be provided: •;
A TOUR TO SUIT (VERY PURSE 6dBoy Trouble
-GREENWOOD ;.. _
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$nice, to
$o�tb6i+�to}� WITH
i Roi Walls spent Sunday wc•ith" , Askfor►0v*cwd Fold.. - CHARLIE RUGGLE PAUL WILSON
people. a C n
iris eo le. Comptet.ln(ormdbn a1 . MANY BOL4ND BROOKLIN. ONT.
Mr. and Mrs. bfilton Ormerod +'� - -- EaSTERti HOU:F• r<h--f- .41-00 DONALD C'CONNOR -Clare 618 - Brook ]#riI
spent Sunday with their relatives
here. - ` '
- - - . e s � �, �, No Ad•vanoe in.Prices
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:,r. G7sremont. i CTed s severe cut on the foreheid t�asse .garrls ,COQ — [lAB>l� <K
zr -- Our Bowling Clot enand other internal `m
juries.pries. We ►7 D V
Domed' of Toronfor Is at eisht wentimmen bowlers from All-
hopeyresent with trierda in the vilisge. '*ndrle on for her early recovery.
Farm RADIO SERVICE
Idr, cad,Mss. Bryan, of CobourQ l[ixed Fburs Tooraaens� �' A A splendid attendance was.hsd
m8 at the United Ain a Garden par ,
-'spent. Sunday with friends hem held here tocillift. �t service ea on Mob" ,
ty, is the Part here on Monday �
Dr. Tracy spent a fens bouts is Mr. aiid Mrs. Frank Gostick wish '
evening. A Very tiYane supper �leme�
the village on Sunday. to thank their many friends and was served atter Bring yea ed BawaL
enjoy-
Service in the United Church is neighbors for all their ldindnew able program was presented, a
'withdrawn this coming Sunday ev- shown while Gordon -was in hoapit- t Sales and Service Stock et tabes atw'ays on kaad. - b'
feature o! which was the vocal
ems$' sl. t I numbers by Mrs. GIover and dau- y Rosen W. Gra3t, •- 8rogg>al
Rev. H. Simmons, of Toronto, A large number from here atten ghte!, Helen, inany favours(%e
`was the guest of bir. and Mrs- ded the Pugh-Evans Picnic at Ux-
•'" . comments being heard on same. - •-
'Mothersill over the week-end. bridge.' The day was thoroughly The Armual Decoration Day Ser-
-r unLaw Motor Sales
Misses Jean Ward and Margaret enjoyed by all. The only explain vice at Claremont Luton Cemeterymuotuau
Briscoe accompanied Mr. Drake to ed incident is, —`who .tipped over will be held this Sunda at 2.30 uuaaaatul Chrysler-Plymouth
mouth
Sunday p. uuaanaa am
.--Brydges over the-week-end,= the ea-b3:31e,-' z-vet nntmau uum
8 xn:starifiard dine. ev. AtTnnson. Dealer
Miss Graham, teacher. at Cedar ,uals, dishes and tea-pots all over of Stouffville United Church will
Creek-school-has re res4ned post e-group—s-....is at --IW-the spRial speaker, an wr e - -
'there .this term, the wrong side of the table": assisted 'by the ' local ministers. GOOD USED CARS
M.Any from here attended. the - Rev.' J. E. Glover and family The choir of the United Church GOODYEAR TIRES µ
Greenwood Circuit Field Day at left this week for- Hastings, Mr. and the Band' will,provide the mus_ WILLARD �iTTF4RISi
-ate Greenwood Park-on Saturday. Glover's new charge. A . general A full line of Haying and.all FarmI I- ?'
'.,e'for the service. A public address -Implements,• � GENERAL BLkM.gf?h1ft
A formal reception for Rev. Mr. feeling .of regret is expressed in system will be used, enabling all SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS 1
Kennedy will be held this Friday their leaving. Mr. of• Comeand seethe new No.33 oil bath Give us a tris: on a New or a.Used Cm
g -Kennedy to hear. A collection will be taken mower,easy, quiet running and ..
evening. Aladoc, who succeeds bir. Glover to assist in defraying expenses, powerful. 24 Hours Towing SerV6
Air. and Mrs. Amhurst, of Tor as pastor of the United Church,' A full line of genuine Musset'-Harris
onto;' Mr. Ralph Reynolds, of Neva• `has moved his household effects Ma le� Leaf Mutual Fi a repairs, Gordon J. Law
Jersey spent the week-end with into the manse this week. -Phone Pick U12
- - Mrs. H. Thomson, here. — Sunday evening service in .. _ Iasuraae� Co. - Phone 2908
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lringlois, of Sunday evening service will be JOHN L. GILLMAN MUKERING, .ONT4RL0
Brampton, and Miss . Margaret held in the Baptist Church at sev- and rAWANESA LN& CO. B R O U 133 H A M, ONT. 2 3
c,
Oair, of Toronto, -spent the week- en-thirty o'clock, so that those who a@" rates toe Farm sad Cif
endt and Mrs. Sathe Beal amTaylor hams home. attend -the Decoration Service at p
the Limon--Cemetery, in the after- WbAAOM InsarSam a 808ftr
•returned from their wedding trip noon may find it more convenient _ files e� 19.)9
andare now resident in the will- to attend church service in the ev- -. lsifassobiie Tawas
-,g ening. _ A11 xisea� DODGE DeLUXE SEDAN
i qtr.. and bits. Brown, of Mani We are sorry to hear of the eon-
laire been S finarrnont of Mims Betty Pretty tn .. .'Wrlte ee T%oins Privately driven on
the former's sister,. Mrs. end Mr. the Lindsay Hospital following a W]b f
_Harry Found, and other friends
in motor.
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fl tae a so sell Brantford RooBog -
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Barley..0ats,• .Free from weeds 1.
F. J. PROUSE Chop of any kind sold
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Chevrolet deserves to be first with you and 9 HALVE-IN-HEAD SIX .
l' your iomllyr if you want to get the most for Valve-in-head engines have mad.
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he smiled bitterly and handed 34 cup granulated sugar
s e then: over to her. y 134 cups boiling water
,,. 76 .P�Q�'�} �i/St Q7,l,�'� One was from Liss telling him j/6 teaspoon salt
Mike was the only manshe had T T 2/3 teaspoon vanilla
over loved, and never to'04arken it up chocolate and melt over -
her door again. The other was hot water. Add salt, stir and cook
ftorti Tacky. She called him a now over direct hest until the min-
jailbird and warned him that if B ?: "
dire reaches the boil. Simmer
her name was dragged into his , , gently, stirring often for 5 min
murder case she'd sue him. L '�
Cates. Remove from heat and add
y All the maternal in Judy well- t vanilla. Cool slightly, turn into a-
.
P g Pring of i .: Vin':
e3 u in one rent a pity. E S :ar, cover and store in' a cold
- She held out her arms. place.
x -- "Oh, Marlie! Don't you care? By SADIE CHAMBERS — - •
' You'll always have me!" FROSTED CHOCOLATE
But it was Marlie's arms that -
--•-- closed around her. And for a REFRESHING BEVERAGES For each individual serving use.
man who-_1iAtl neve��ciseed_ t_.girl - cup rich_-_
1 h milk
A much desired, hot weather 2 tables-oons chocolate syrup
r in his life• he showed an amazing need is the refreshingbevera e P
talent. g ]. tablespoon. vanilla ice cream
concoction whether it be for the
Next-v':eek - -�' ------ Place milk-and c oiS�colate ii u
refreshing close of a meal or for Fr p
rch or lawn servin together in a shaker or bowl.
WAT SHY g' Shake or beat with s rota beat.
ROMANCE — r we consider the beverage, er until very frothy. If ice cream
bq ALMA S'Ifl1JIC �sARbE,RRY : our thoughts immediately turn to
Z r '�D �� fruit. Fruit`juices are now rap-
shaking.
add before beating or .
CHAPTER XIV She tried to keep the tremor out She W" Born To It! idly falling in line in tneir sum- shaking. Serve very cold.
mer arch each offering asdthey
' Gram was rocking on the porch of bar voice. Tran Dearborn, rushing on an
go, their riot of flavor for refresh-
Judy's upstairs,-I'iI' call her tfson};�„ ' air Household
g P get u Judy
his head n theehos hospital, smack into the popular ginger ale and a
when Peter drove u O
" :+ emergency � meat. An- admirable -addition• is
she said, starting to p. Niles- Problems
you cant see him tonight. Ord- young Dr, Benchley s arms, bal- sprinkle and dash here and there
;The,young doctor detained her. ers from higher up. If it's murder, anted there a moment while Have you fussy eaters in your
No hurry, Gram. Give me time nobody will be allowed to see the- head nurse. look gratingly of the favorite mint: family? Do you have trouble
to tell you how much I've enjoyed him,,' )n. So was romance—and trou- Befoie giving these drinks just providing a varied and interest.
:my assignment." ble—born for Tran. You•'Il live a word on the milk concoctions for Ing menu? Do your cakes fall?
A slow pallor spread over Ju- every moment with her in the those who must remember their Then write, .enclosing a stamp.
The old lady tried to Iook stern dy'a face, and Jim Niles got up in new serial ed, self-addressed envelope to
over her glasses.' sarin �+ calories. bliss Sadie B. Chambers, care of
"Yes, so I saw—at five o'clock "Sit here, kid. . Don't take it `Interne Trouble" this paper, and she will endea•
the other morning. Such carry- ICED MILK v
-Ings on!" like that. It'll tura out all-right. our to solve your problems.
Peter boyishly. That Mike Tillingwas in or & COMING SOON! Mix equal parts of chilled milk
« grinned bo hl good.at whaling. lhave liked to and prepared cocoa as for drink-
"You must forgive me. That have done it . lPd have
naso ing, add a spoon of maple or cara. �47 Descendants
wasn't just another k-vas. It was mel syrup. Shake thoroughly.
'the first time in my life that I Judy accepted gratefully the Catty Remarks Add a spoon of maple ice cream to
couldn't resist such an impulse. water Jim handed her from the • . Mrs. Ann Richards, of Glamor ,
P j_ the glees. Serve with a spoon.
Please don't think I was trifling cooler. Foolish Policy Place a large spoon of vanilla San, Wales, who has 13 children,
with Judy. I—I'really meant ev- "Mrs. Jones came back this ev- ice cream in an iced coffee glass; i 6hi n and 5
gnndc hire 8 great
erything I said." - eang," she told him then. "I people Who Make Tbtafm Draw add t!a cup of milk, then pour in grandchildren, has just celebrated '
Gram chuckled. went over and told her what had Attention To Own Defects ganger ale to fill the glass, stir. her 101st birthday,
"Oh,so you said things too' Well.- happened, but she said he could --poor Way to Build One. -ring all the while. Drink at once.
my granddaughter didn't take me stay in jail the rest of his life. She Flavor iced milk with maple an-
Into her confidence. But I think I said he had disgraced bar, and a sem up gar, with brown sugar, with malt- � � -
should ask you what your inten- lot of other rot." The ed chocolate peppermints. Heat f !
itions are. since I started this busi- "I'm personality experts sound
not surprised. I never theory that You never build your-
-of chocolate mints in the upper
sera of waking Judy up." Y Y i
A Little Soca Could stand that sanctimonious sell up by tearing somone else Dart of a double boiler, when melt-
"I have the fullest Intention of old hypocrite." down can very wall be applied to ed stir into milk. 1
"She's a strange mother," Judy beauty. In otheIr words, the surilst
asking Judy for her hand," Peter
smiled, "but I think it's a little agreed bitterly. "The first mil- way to drag attention to the flaws MINT PUNCH 16
soon to let her in on it. Don't take her son •ever makes in his in your appearance is to to around 3 cup chopped fresh mint leaves
life• she turns Min down. I hope making catty remarks about how 1 cup powdered sugar • a
y°i,., Lisa Loring is proud of herself, other women look. cup lemon juice
Gram leaned over and patted too." If You say. Agas getting" tha' 4 cups orange juice
him.
1 quart,
"Yes, dear, give her time to "He's been stepping oaf a bile. Dietty hippy. isn't she?". somebody t ginger ale
'.•icaow yon better and get over her with her and her girl friend this is likely to think, if not actually Crushed ice
- self-consciopsness. If you and "' say, "Well, you aren't so slim." Or Mint sprigs $1.00 FOR YOUR OLD 'IROi,
week, hasn't he. Niles chuckled.
Judy should Jail in love.and mar-
"And .buying.& new car. I hear else, "You'd be better off if you Rub the mint leaves and sugar Your ofd iron — no matter what . .
T sued s few Its a.ge• condition or make—is
ry, it would make my last days You've been doing a little playing g pounds yourself." together until well mixed. Add worth si.00 on the purchase of a
Lary happy," while your Pop's away, too." The minute you remark that so- lemon and orange juice. Allow to paw Coleman salt-14eatins Iron. Aril
"Your last days"' the doctor Judy said with dignity, "I just and-so's coiffure Is'terrible, you fo- stand for at least 15 minutes, in hour denier for
store ttandifni
went to a show and a night cull attention on your own haiit• All a cold' lace, preferably longer. hardware) tar t�REh TRADI:-1N
scoffed. "You'll be a great-grand- g'ht club 1? p YCERTIFICATE worth 81.00 toward
% mother!" with a friend of Gram's. That -well and good, though hardly kind. Strain, add the ginger ale. Pour the purchase or your new Cotem9a
-- It your own hair -always [ran, or wr;t•
: Judy Joined them, In.the dark- isn't a I:rrrrie, >a it.' Ys looks into glasses Iii' !ail! of cracked ice. - _
she a wt min a—Co amen mp Stogie Ci
had been crying. "Iff you'd stopped there. But you
doesn't. sprigs. Ltd• i
"I almost forgot to' tell you, really should have had more sense - --
-Poter said after they had exchang• than to go out with Mike Tulling. FRUIT COCKTAIL
ed greetings, "about 'Marlborough If you hadn't gone to the lake with Our Appetites 1/3 cup evaporated milk • • �-
Jones. Or perhaps you've heard." him this business would never have 1/8'cup water
"No," -Gram answered. "What's happened." ,Impressed Her I teaspoon lemon juiev - — -
e done7 Eloped with one of his L business-*, — W cup oriange jWice—or
-
"This women?" "This fight that sent Marlie to 1!8 cup grape juice { Do TWs B YOu f'll
Australian Wotmtn Thinks Can-
•'Worse than that, He's in jail and Doke to the hos i alk Sugar to taste J NERVOUS
a sans t nail ormous
lei,I, Judy s *own eyes widened. Cracked ice.
Judy stiffened. "I'm sure I don't know what L ''Iia ingredients. Shake with
"In—jail"' she gaaped. "Oh You're talking about. I didn't r cracked ice in a 'tightly covered Don't t�iu an iiradueta you know
assents`altmt'or rely on tampotary *diet
you're joking!" have anything to do with this. •Mrs. R. Rae, of Sydney, :Lustra• fruit jar or other container,until wbsn thmta aa•d p!a paer:i
It May Be Murder Don't you drag me into it—" Jia, Is. impressed with the appetites frothy. veoaia�tins.prove
'It's true, he beat Mike Tolling
"You don't know what they of 'Canadians and Americans ro - s esri fegetable rom bow barbs as de '>i !«
fought "" which she attributes the large size let Pinkhaat'e Compound help build tta
up at the lake for making a re- gh over?" CHOCOLATE SYRUP p
• e of the &sera mare physlnl raaftaaaee aatd chin std d
mark about & girl and call in him "Of coarse -not. ge_North American • is-a-Tery convenient syrup, =pg jiaaaa�sflr aervs,toom distress Iran
i1 cream puff. I didn't see the fight, And if you think—" Judy began girl, contrasted with the dainty tamale vinetlo•al disorders and make uf•
hotl and frail type more common las , that call be-kept covered and cold worth living.
but I helped carry away the loser. y• to be used at short notice when-' For over go years one woman has told
It must have been a good row. Woman is The Case Australia. ■sothpr how to to "amiling thru" with
go ;� i ever needed. This syrup is quite N kttam'a—over 1,000000 women have
Mike is in the hospital and Marlie Now dont get all het up." Jim "Such frightfully large helpings xnooth and free from graininess, written in repordn g{odona b.a•ats—tt 6.
`..is at police headquarters, booked lit his pipe. "But if you have the are served here, The principal In- and makes a delicious drink for MtrST BE GOOD
for assault. It may be murder." impression Lisa was the woman in dustry seems to be eating," she
Y the children:
"M stars!" Gram jumped u •thio case, you're mistaken. Marlie said. ; -
Y P• a squares of unsweetened choco
"Someone must tell his mother•" told me all about it just a few Mrs. Rae fs accompanying her q
"I'll Judywas off down minutes ago. OIf the record, of husband on a business trip through late For Eczema •
course. He accused Mike of et- Canada and .the United States. a clip corn syrup7.
the steps before Gram could stop g Skin Troubles
her. ting a little too fresh with you _
She was back almost as-quickly. that afternoon and Mike made
going down to see Marlie some remark he: didn't like. Mar.' QdQ �)ftQ LO
lie went eras CASA
A Make up your mind today that you are
..myself." Judy fought to control ' y and wiped the beach .la: l uiu)a ru
to
ilei tears. "Mrs. Jones says he up with him." rir Henry 1•ellatt million dollar smet well Got to any good dr s1rin arulttssto eh and qct
can spend the rest of his life in "Oh," Judy was incredulous. (ossa Loma is being operated by , i;aette on-the.Hill,, ssadfaa, Head, .n original bottle of Moo>,e'. Emerald Oft—
the Kiwanis Club,of Rest Toronto, Toronto. Hoar,a tour throe footle, it lasts many days because it is highly c'oa-
iaii for all she cares." . "He did it for me? And after the tower, tunnel, *tables, art galleries, centrated.
wa ,,, for the third season, and already and coronation room, special emblb. The very first application will Ice yon
You stay here," Gram said Y I talked to him over 10,000 tourists have visited its nod souvenirs. -The Fall or Yin relief—the itching of Eczema is instantly
:sterni "It's none of our busi- When she broke down entirely, stopped—eruptions dry up and scale off in
y' Y t• the castle this year• and over 100; eveh'" tthe kis& sad hia ivives), a very few days The same is true of Itch•
*fess. 1 feel sorry for ,Maribor- lin biles felt so sorry for her he 000 visited the castle during the pointed by order of late emperor ins Toes and Feet,Barber's Itch,Salt Mileutn
u don't wan you o get, g rose h or Awtr►s—sono �t re riseotheriI
mixed up in it." "Here! Mop up those tears and season of'193, had 1938. Casa Loma. ��I"•ups.�o a.m. t1.3 It1�N m. Ad.me- Remember that N 0, 'mere is a
yourself together. This may was built by Sir Henry Pellattt at clean, powerful, penetrating Antiseptic Oft
Peter remained silent^ pull sits. se—Children, 18c, %uadaya. �. that does not stain or leave r givasy residue.
"`How can you be so selfish?" cost me my job, but Marlborough a cost of about two trillion do.tars., tea.. Complete satisfaction or money bath.
Judy choked. "I'm going— and could do with a little consoling, 1 - ---
nobody is going to stop me." guess. Come along."
Peter would have taken her in Marlie looked up from his cot S "
his car, but she ran down the,walk dully when. he heard the key in • ° a $ i i,'^� n
-and war half-day down the block ' the lock,, But when he saw it was
"belbre he collected his wits. Jbdy he smiled crookedly.
Judy had never been in the po- "Gosh, Jude, you shouldn't have
lice station in her life before, and eume here'"
he had always looked upon it as She sat down in the one chair A WIaOLESOME
a place of horror and disgrace,but and held her shaking knees to
there was no hesitancy in hes man- keep them'from knocking togeth- I ANDTAS?YMEAI a
ner when she walked up to the ers t<
desk. She was panting and her "1—wanted to come," she blink- IN TWEMSELVES s
[ace was red except for the chs}k- ed tears back from her eyes, "to
white of her lips. —to thank you , Marlie. Af-af- }.. t • �� p
Jim Niles looked up from 'his tar the nasty way I talked to you." ' ^" Vie +r} t., �., e
.,,paper, "Not half as meaFu//Of
n as I talked , P W
'Hello, Jlid,v, what bf•ing3'you to yap. Jude. I'm the one who t'� y� 7I70U/1rA�1/IItRti` "
°'bete''" ah nild as$ forgiveness.•
l want to see Marlie Jones." appeared at the cell door
with two, envelopes.
Issue No. 26 — '39 Jud"Fan watched
for you, Marlie." � � ,. '01 ,1 ;M�t "
y ch d curiously while }e Z c�a *.:' vee : �?`
C ,r;va-i them. When he had finished
,
--... -x*r 'may ,. .. ... ...... .-.....-..._...�. .,.-....._
r
K. .... ..- •. - -_ .. tr, yam.
hUy Affect Co join the pieces with adhesive tape, tern The hatchery will now turn "'Phe greatest somee that weurse �a
NEWS ` and it can be used until a new top its attention to the propagation of writers can render to the-cause of
is secured pickerel and some 2b million are
",Of Gulf Stream Q.—How can I cissa the rub- expected to be distributed a few peace is to hold explosive word& ;,l
--- - berised shower curtain that ha:ac- under lock and ke "—Andre Mau-
months from now. key
Skippers and the ice patrol re- quired a white, sticky film? BAGPIPES CHARM FISH roil.
PARADE port that the Forth A[Iaatie is see• A.—This film is caused by steam -Even in fishing the old adage of : ,y
■ ■■ Ing more icebergs than for many and water, and can be removed by "Try, try min" is useful, but if
years. washing the curtain in warm wa- even thio philosophy should prove _ �EE "r
Steamships , the lanes to'Eur- ter and mild soap, rubbing with successful, pull out your bagpipes
AWAY WITH APPEASEMENT: ape, which since early May had soft brush, and then rinsing thor- and a tune will bring its rewards. `
The St. Thomas Times-Journal, is been using an emergency southern oughly in clean warm wader. At least the following account
common with a great many other track, have been advised by the Q.—riow can I avoid getting seems to prove something along
newspapers in for Dominion and a Internatiorial Ice Patrol to-swing few thousand these linea. ;
callouses on the hands when aa-
-i - people of lntelli- still farther south until the danger ing a broom? Tam Mackay, d6 m major of the
gents, L showing considerable din- has passed. A.—This can-be prevented by Highland Pipe Band in ,
gust at the "Fabian" (to be polite) This year's conditions-baye com- coveringthe u Australia, claims he can charm fish
upper part of . the
Policy of Prime_M-i.nister_Ch&mber___ bind to send about more than so h_his-bagpipe,
lain, who, even after the awakenin • the normal number of bets on the wit -any"---soft -materia&; - - and other mem-
g g sewing it firmly, tacking the'low- bers of the band back up his
of the British people to the serious- way to the Grand Banks. The pa- - ft••-er end of the material_to-the-habast-
seas of the European situation and -trot will-chart-about 600 of the 800 -othe _--- _.---
dle. When the pipers were fishing
their readiness to back a firm supposed to be in t''s drift. recent! I
Q.—Sow can'I make it easier to Y at Kildare none got a I
stand, Is giving signs of wanting The biggest sighted so far was peel potatoes? bite until MaOmy struck up on
b "appease" Hitler again, Is he 600 feet long and showed 135 feet his pipes. Atter that fish •be
ang to "do another Munich," above water, which woul mean A.—Before peeling the potatoes P , gar
imi
cover them with very hot water, to bite readily,.and within an hour 4 a:
this t1me on Danzig, Rumania, Yu- 1,080 feet below, water, a mass let them stand for about five min- and a half the men had landed 20 p
- goslavia? heavy enough to ruin any ship that utee, and see how easy it makes _114h, including one weighing 60
't ?
oys the Times-Journal:. "Just bit It, the work. gonads.
r,
when Mr. Chamberlain was on the - warm winter lsrbcUnusual Nevedrt be D -yam - "
edge of completing a strong peace You cant ship bees b mail. �� :
bloc (France, Britain, Russia) thatThe Dominion Government has ERY TIN
would be the only method Hitler �cause of the launching of the un- T A R I O come right obt and said so, leaving
would understand, usual number of bergs, and ,it was g
he told Parlla- only a couple of loopholes. In
neat "there are,many concessions that by m their own strength UTDOORS volume XIX No. 953 issued by Exchsive to e.
''-which could be made to Germany that they made tbeto way !a such John A. eputy' Post psi.
i
without else and number's to the aieamer Sullivan,'
great difficulty If one could By-V1C BAKER Master General, it distinctly saga: ' 'a
lanes. They continued, on their „ -'
be quite certain that.those costes-' Postmasters way down, tcontribute much
anrmeat _' •
y n, o rue so u
Siena world be used anis. for the re informed that
FIFTY MILLION FISH IN honey bees must not be accepted '-
chill to the Labrador current that
- purposes for which they were given gulf ONTARIO WATERS for transmission in the mails if
and not to bolster up some. strateg- it was able where it met the �.1
stream, to overcome much of the Fifty million young .whitefish baggage car service or catch-post
to aim'' have been deposited in the waters service is necessarv."
force of the warm water, In an ef- Po
feet to turn It slightly away from of Georgian Bay and Lake Simeon
IPEN DOESN'T.PAY: The Winni- thin year b Superintendent Geo. 1
Its course. There may be further y Y D •,
peg Free Press asks why it is that notes on. that by meteorologists in Andrew% and his staff of the Col-
--a country this size, population al. the British Isles, iingwood hatchery, according to
ries'. 12,000.000. can't boast at least ,_ recent reports reaching this col- ,
1$0 first-rate authors, one to every d 8 9 0 8 a i 1 11 111 a 0 0 9 a ....,.. ten•
i nu iii'I
100,000 Canadian people. Reason is, The fingerlings we.e propagat-
of course, that an author in order How Can ; I?
ed in the Ontario hatchery daring
to be "[Ira!-rate" must devote his the winter and this spring and
entire time to his art, which means BY ANNE "HLEY early summer are being spent in
thm products of his pen must earn a distributing. the fish about in dif-
him enough to live on. Easier said fertnt area: where it is known.
'r
-than done. 90 much easier. In fact, Q.—How can.I remove ink spots , day will thrive. Some of the+ lo-
-that we have only one poet, two or from paper?
cations chosen are reported as the
three novelists in the entire Dom- A.—Apply a solution of muri- Marry Ward Shoal, Nottawasaga T ,
Inion, who are able to live solely ate of tin with a soft brrsh. Wizen Bay,')n the vicinity of the Chris-
by their independent literary work. the stain disappears, rinse and tian Islands and possibly as far as
--- then....d g ;
don er of o - surfaces of eters of lioA a and Reek, good qusntiicyh of swill--- -
-777777-JPLAY IT- DOWN. ,iltfiougn the Q.—How can I keep flies oC the receive a good nantit o! the � y�
g r ,n .Europe and the P young fish. of
I*ar East is increasing dap by day, other articles? Distribution was delayed more 1,
we're not supposed to know it over A.--Rub the surfaces of picture than two weeks owing to the late «'
here in Canada. A cumber ofthe frames. lamps, ornaments. hard ice conditions which kept the tem- q�aXl%&s6
big business houses in the Domin• painted walls, etc.. Stith"laurel oil. peaature of the -bay waters too WARD
WRI � ���
Ion have come to bellepe that con- Q•—What can I use as a sub low to risk the transfer from the
tinny! featuring of tear-scare news stituts fora broken percolator Collingwood Hatchery. This re- � /f•
ta•the prase and on the radio is par. '-oD� tent stocking is expected to dispel
!(ally reepoasib!e for the stump in A•—If the pereolator,top breaks any fear of a shortage or disap-
trade - chat it's, cce11, bac! for bus, and another one is not at hard. pearance of whitefish in these wa-
iness: it is rumored -tbat'they are - -
exertingyres•„ o .,,. .,,e _s1ger
srLIFE'S LIKE THAT o - —
newspapers to vo slow on the scare $y Fred Neper
headlines, and play up otir forth-
comfuv election and such, instead.
BUBBLES. �~l"'�S
�` •.` THE WEEK'S QUESTION:- what -
aas General Fra - ..
been busy doing 1a Spain since
-.: the conclusion of the Civil War? _
,Answer: He 'has introduced the ? O O c O O O o c Cunard White Star is in the unique position of being able
corporative state to Spain. model. I Q O O
l O o to otter a neat eomprehenaive choice of routes to Europe..,
Ung it on Italy's C Faaciat one Darty r.�� MO a vast fleet of modern vessels,led by world' fastest ship,
`,Mystem of government; he is start- °R y ts _
the ,
@ng a new totalitarian propaganda p !Qtuen Mary" and the new "11[auretania", provide a
• drive on South America, aiming f'�� aide range of sailings and variety of accommodatioa at
• - ..
antra of the Spanish Phalxux: hs Tk Short "Shelhleid" Route frons Gmwwo
has set aside a 11,0,000,004ub,!:dy
to build up a merchant fleet to Ala- F • Two sailings • week from Maatreai and Quebec on the
Ala-
play New Spain's prosttge,uu Amer- ''' scenic St.Lawrence route to Eeglaad,Ireland.Scotland and l
Ica and the Fat East"; Le has ee c 3 France. Rates as low as$132.Cabin,$118.Tourist and $91. 9,
noobed half the mender Y.-ms Third Class. _
�.
and held a victory parade with the C I The Fast Roup fr
.Italian and Germany "volunteers" pill New York and SOS1011
searching in it; he. ` A weekly service to England and France
by the- � mamatoth
••Queen Mary" and " uitonia'•
Ists to concentration has sent Loyal- "
n camps by the Aq . . . regularly to Cobb,Cobh
tens of thousands he has :eaf- - - �� Southampton,Hev re and London in the new"Mauretania
firmed . his friendship art:h the .a the "Georgie"'and 'Britannic" and f equent sailings to "
11[adrid.ei preen miliary tribunals _'Galway. Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool by the 20,000 ton
Rome-Berlin axis; he.has set up in
g liners 'Franconia". "Scythia", ••Laconia,,, ••Samaria'• sad
to try Loyalists, 688 of wbom hate
a�eady tieeu caste*ed. "Carinthia„. Rates stat at $159. Cabin, $122.50 Tourist,
_. 1$93.50 Third Ciasi. a-
'-The only way in which any -�/ For full infora[adon see your local travel yen t,or
groupr can preserve its own liber- > i -
ties is to share these iibertics wit} 3 m
other groups.”—John. L. Flliott. ap.
-Acting 'helps us :o recognize
the healthy emotions and to ivuare _� _—___- __• ;;1
"Fear new guys ;'n,three daps 1 wander if the warden 'is w is*.to and VY Totoato �� I G,4brat importance. '--1lsude Adams. the fact that we•e hesn stalling on the job." _
.POP—A Record By J. MILLAR WATT t'
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`N0 "'due Euiott, of Taroa PARK and PICNIC
a-. Q
. to, is spending s week's holidays.at
the home of her AT
Parents here.
Township Cornell will -The monthly meeting of St. ;.ROSEBANK GARDENS
=wet sm Monday nee for the trans- George's Women's Guild will be
held at the home ad Mrs: Stanley, Safe, Sandy Be4cb, Clean,OWet
pietion of general business.
I-,]Dias Leila ♦bonny is spend-- an ThursdaY, July 6th, at 2.30. Park. -
�NQTICl3-Dr. H. T. Fallaise Drive to. Rosebank P'O. and tura south
�" •lug a few desks with her aunt in . ;
� , ,_ will not be aV his office here dur- to Lake. ,In `het. g� • 'old Summer-Time
-pan Clark. of "Toronto, spent ing the first ten days of the month
the weeWetrd with her eausins, the of July• SIXCOE POINT You need FLY SPRAY
[iaeea Rorke. i -4&s. Bie and Miss E. Richard- ,
_-,Mft; A. T. Boyea; of Toronto, on attended the Quarterly meet- Sumpaer Resort open- for small or We are offering—
has been spending a week with A. ing of the Society of Friends held large picnics, beautifully situated 4IBudget,"
11 in Norwich over the week-end. on Lake Ontario, also one summer BIIdget, 1 OZ, ti at 160. , w�
• awd Mea &ryes here.
''Blld�et" 5 oz. in alt 2
of-_-Brantford, -Mr• E.. C. Jones, our druggist, cottage fora rent. Apply, at Simcoe Se•
Fielding, -- - -- — -
6 1 .
returned how after spending underwent an operation for app- Point - Mrs. J. williamg -and thoroughly r@ a @ Bp=ayer8 at 26c. -
_- _ _ endicitis last week-end, and at the N['I'j�I-{jK'_Rvery.tin-guaranteed .I.sure-♦illi'-'couple of weeks-vAth- ill dBlIgh — ..
:ter, Mrs. (Dr.) Cartwright. time of writing, we are glad to re-
ore his dol very well, _ Why pay double the money for other lines?
--gas Bertha Bunting spent a P doing �Y :Barry A. Newman wishes to -
eouple of weeks with FredT, and —T regular meeting of the W. thank the Pickering and Brougham "
]drx. Bunting at the latter's cott- M. S. of the Presbyterian Church "Scampers"
will be held at the home of Mrs. Fire Brigades for their prompt re- You also need Scampers . for the
age at the lake. sponse and effective work in sav- -
-,Mr. Frank H. Hall returned Harry Boyes on Thursday, July -
f . in the main barn and stock - in •
♦toms ♦alit week after' undergoing 6th; at.3 p. m. D� S. T, g' • whole family.
—an operation at the Lockwood Clio-- -'The June meeting of the-Wbm- the fire which destroyed implem- f
t ents, all machinery and all hog
ic, in Toronto. We are glad to re- ens Institute was cancelled as a Children's, . �1.39 All
.c Pens at Newallyn Farms,- Dunbar-
K ''•port that he is tasking a good re- mark of affection and respect to ton, Boys' .$1.69 Sizes In
---- very. the memory of the late Mrs. John
E-The public schools-closed on C?rockett• Mrs• Crockett acted as- CARD OF THANKS Q '
�.
Thursday for the summer vacation,
President of the Pickering Branch . : - , ..- .Men's $1.98 Stock
and teachers will leave to spend for many years and was also Pres- Bob Ruddy, through the media of
their vacation at their homes and ident of South Ontario District, the Pickering+News, wishes to sin-
elsewhere. and District-Representative on the cerely thank the Pickering Fire Co. UADIES---Don't forget about our Iiue..of "GORDON"'
Mrs. D. McDonald and'lit- Federated Board. Not only has the and all those who turned out on .silk bosierya--Service and Chiffon.
tie daughter, of Agincourt, and PSekering Branch lost an actise Thursday morning ab willingly. and 69e. per pair, 3 pairs for 52.00
Miss Marjorie Ctazie, R. N., of and' valued member, but every promptly, ready to render assist- s
member has lost a hind and sym- ance, that, fortunately, was not `
Toronto, visited their uncle and pathetic friend.
6 aunt, John and Mrs. Murkar .on Fa needed. The cause of the alarm was
Wednesday last -The local Fire Brigade baa had soon located by Mr. Frank Prouse, Have yeu seen our "NU•FLITE" in Sport shoes?
A " two calls .this week. On Tuesday and everything ase put under con- in Whitt, Blue and Burgundy—rigbt up to the
moo-morrow (Saturday) being
'Dominion Day, and a public poli- morning; ,to H. A. • Newman's at trot, Minute. COME ON IN
day, the places of business in the Fairport where ou'Ibui,ldings and - -r-+
" viltW will be closed, so do not implements were destroyed, but 7th CON., PICKERING
-,forget to do your weekend shopp- by their successful work saved the ---�- ], /� CHA
PMAIV
�gtoday: wmn buildings, and early on Wed- Jack �4ayna' and Ted Cassidy, �/1 .
George's Church. Sunday, nesday morning to the home of of. Brookli:n, were ' both. instantly
s July 2nd. 4th Sunday after Erin- Robt• Ruddy, where the radio was killed Wednesday night when their
rsty.. 10 a. m. Sunday School. 11 believed to have been the cause of car left the rcad, crashed into a AT
the fire. Little damage was done tree, nearJohn Sayles'. east of theLII T LESS:a. m. Morning Prayer. 7 P• m• at.the .Ruddy home. Brock Road, on the 7th. con. S LVIV®� �
Evening Prayer. Rev. E. G. RoHn-
�It was with feelings of deep
son, Preacher. Time Schedule Baby Contest at
The U -Church. regret--that._-the_ residents of the __Dominion Day Celebrat' here.
School and congregation Picnic at Jovilla -Crockett whish took
Green's Park. Leave the church atC.sss A 18-24 mos. 2 p, m. Men's Work Boots,'Regular 7l!e 1@88
Sunday at the Lockwood Clinic,
p $
' - Z o'clock D. S. T. Bring your car Claes B, 12.18 mos., 230 p. m.'
Toronto, atter several day's ill- Children's and Boys Bcets and Oxfords, pr, 790.
and take a load, you'll be needed C1aas C, 6-12 mos. 3 P. m.
nese. Sbe and Mr. Crockett had L.� D, 1-6 mos. 3.30 p. m. Leggings, g• $2.00, for 99C.
- 'sad welcomed. Friday, June loth. Men's Leather Beg.
just,returned a day or two before Stanfield's Underwaar, !ie $2.0, for 1.49
The sacrament of the Lord's _
i Supper will be celebrated at the she took ill, from a pleasure trip Classified Advertisement` g. $
morning service 'of the Pickering to Saskatchewan and Alberta♦ As -- Men'- Romeo Slippers, Reg.$2.50, for $I.79
UMted Church. The minister will her condition became serious, she WANTED - house ,, buy r+r rent
speak on the theme, "A Young was rushed to the hospital. Every- in or near Claremont: Apply- Box Men B Neek Ties, Restular $1.00 and 75c. for 39e.
_ dene reli . Welter rrd Reg
Milan Shows the Way-. worn enc. -
Ing, Shy, July 2nd and through her sufferings,. Her funeral took YOUNG PIGS - for sale. W. T. Mell's fins Shirtil, Reg. $210 and $1.95, $1.39
place from her residence on Eliz_Jul`y and August, there will be no , Heron, Pickering phone b203
evening service. Choir practice is abeth Str., on Wednesday, with Z,a(Ii88 Hose, �• 69e., for 69e.
' ng ' w . °r rent' Fred T - Bunting, � is erl�n �
'this week. on the Brock Road. Her maiden in Greenwood. $10 Pe?'• month, on • C f
The regular meeting of the W. and •vie born in was Eliza JgLTxi�riuseehnsn, Y basis. F. . Green, Green- 1P.etahlLbed 1867.
nameY
Uxbridge Twp. wood. 444
Y. S. of the United Church will She was twice muni er first
be held at the home of Mrs. F. A• husband was Welter R. Powell, Hull.
- for seed. Silver
Laweoa, on Wednesday afternoon, eseyeas ago, and Hull. A. L. 44-b :'
July bth, at 3 p. m. All the lad- who did several SPECIALS
she married Mr. bout two
. ` les w0►o so kindly gave' donations sCrockett aFOR SALE -- one ice hoz, approx.
s ago- She was very highly e� 12b lbs. Price It5.00. Apply. River
til the "Apron" will be interested ye
teemed by all, being active'in the Bend Farm Greenwood R -1 1 6A
&con., • •
church work and in the Women's miles North of Kia Q
Cl read during the social hoar. Y Pickering, s Highway,.
Minced Steak 1 Ze. a lh
]ars will leave Institute. She is enr'Yived b a ,
(5►spRnan's Store sorrowing husband and two daugh- g' Gordan Robinson. 44-5 M , •
at 2.30 D. S. T. tete, who have the sympathy of Pork Ll<ver, I Zc• a The
+The choir and Drsanatic Club the community in their bereave- NOT ' G '
of the United Church held a mo,.
Beef
LL
en joyabie pa meat. _ aWllllg Beef, 1 ZC• a iD.
sty on Tuesday even- C t
z ?-tag in honour of Miss Irene Coop- Parade starts at 1.50 D. S. Tian a :••Our'trueks'your way ;least Shortenin y 15e. a W
er and MTes Verna Wice: After from Elisabeth Str. Tomorrow. eve da g
two hours of games and refresh- BROUGiEiA11 COAL COKE. Classic Cleanser, _3 tins, .13c.
menta, the group expressed thein
_fleet wishes to Irene and present- ,Several from Brougi'mn attended WVOD CEMENT � �
ed her with a six-piece set of dish- the anniversary service at Clare- illus, 25c• t
:. es, and expressed sure apprec- mont on Sunday evening. ..SAN D, GRAVEL, 'R
cation of Miss Wice's services and Greenwood Field Day was an at- lnd a '. \A a � E I D
talents in the Dramatic Club and traction for Rroughvan people on ;
choir, and presented her with a BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Saturday last.h �Sutcher :(phone 3000) Pickering
andeosnne umbrella. The Y'. P, U. W, J. Brown and daughters and also local cartage work !,
and the "Highlsfters" have also Mr. George Drynan, • of Toronto,
'held garties in her honour; present- were with their people on Sunday. We have also plaeed in stock a fall
Ing her with beautiful Book-ends, On Wednesday evening, June line of Maple Ler f Millin -
and a beautiful compact, It is with M •
oe ee Pickers I�ardwareJAG-
e say, ye to gregation and friends of Rev. and �, L g
Miss Wice, and best wishes so with Mrs. Glover and family, issemb- A. �• .' -MITCH LL
_her, for a • Tong and happy life in led at the home of Mrs. L John- '
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chAsen ston and family, to bid farewell to — - lOk@r13]g�. -
--On Sunday last, Re-, Dr. their Pastor. Games were played p>�cephone 7400 Residence M2
-Carmichael preached his fa2cwell on the lighted lawn, until Mr', Jno.. SEED CORN
.._Sermon in St. Andrew's Church
• Knox called the meeting to order., i
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after a pastorate of five year- whena ,short program ane given: e �jpent, APride of Nishna; Improved
Since coming to Pickering, both he p i
Miss Helen Malcolm, a piano solo:
and Mrs. Carmichael have made �, 'Norton and Miss Johnston, in . Leamill Golden Glow Earl
many friends; who regret their readings, and solos by Robt. Mill- gf f y
`leaving. They will reside in Toron- er, acoomynnied by Mrs. Barclay. Boys' Summer $We tete
"to where they have purch�ased•a Rochester, White Cap, Bloody
After_which Mr, and Mrs. Glover 50C, each _
residence,-and w e e ur fest wish- were requested to come to the-'seat 5 ` $u;tcher, -Sweep Stakes, C�enu><ne�
es follow them. Beginning on Sun- of honour, when, on behalf of the Boys' Camp Shoes, $1.4 f a �,
day, next, the pulpit will be Occup-
congregation, Mr. H. Malcolm,
ied by candidates for the position. a,pair ' Eureka, - Flint Va1'1<etles,
` Session Clerk; Mr. All Ellicott, `
The services in the Presbyter- Prgsident of the Y. P. U., and Men's Camp Shoes,$1,65 Compton's Earl Longfellow,
tan Church have been changed .Mr-9 F. Cassie, presented .addresses yf
from the afternoon to ten o'clock .<a pair
and the gift of a handsome floor
in the forenoon. It is felt that lamp; and for the Sunday School, Men's Sport shirts, with 71 gent for rMcCormick•"Deering Farm Machlaery and
mseny are prevented from attending Miss Ellicott' gave Mrs. Glover• a ,Repairs.
church on account of visitors cam- short sleeves, $100 ea.
_ bouquet of flowers. Mr. and Mrs.
ing out from the city, and who Glover troth spoke feelingly of c our Motto - We have IL Can Get it. Or It It not nada —W0 In
ch
oos�e the afternogn for that pleas- their regret at parting with their Mens Socks, 15c., ZOC:
area The Sunday School will be dis- Brougham friends, and appealed 25C., 35C,and 50c. a pr, IRlroa 8900 -
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coritimued as in former years, dur. for the same co-operation and loy- Q Q
1' irtg the months of July and Aug- alty to the Rev. Mr. Kennedy. At C. O• Bradley J. S. BALr7DON, - PICKERING
list• the close of the evening, refresh- Phone'Pick 2904
Monts were served. i - s