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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1939_07_14 VOL. LV.III 1 PICKEIIING, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 14. (939 No. 47 >lttrolssst�stsai datr>s�. • - , GREEN W OOD iKedica� Destroy these Nox` _ AUDLEIY GREENWOOD r; Mr. Leatherland has o a rganized a R. H; O- P'EARSON—Pbysiet"' sous Wf�s. stringed instrument class here, to Friends are visiting with R. P. ILLS radSwIteon. Dunbuton. iOly — ' meet at the Parsonageand Mrs, Winters, every Tues 1886=-1936 _, Pl:P'ORSYTH, Oph,D.. Director Sow Tl�stIe, Bind Weed, Bladder day evening at 7 p. m for lessons. The Club picnic was set for Wed- ,r �p�tome•dejl heaoet�ti000tOnLa,io xa• Clare 'an This is a . cod move for the bob nesda last at Green's .Park. pewed [vtesber6t the Amerk.o opcometi:.-.� Pl , Canada Thistle, Wild g. Y y -- a ' Anpdan 8y M examined by appointment: Carrot Dodder, Tunnbli Mustard. and girls. L Mrs. Middleton and__Mrs�g� _ 'CHOPPING Chicory, I3emP, Oz-eye Daisy, Blue T1--Greenwood United Chu�h meted their sister, Mrs, Blake on .Monday:... �datsda�c_� Everyone Y • P. M. Yeates is awn on a fish D FINE - ----' --_-.__. - fid,.— n.—�—mz•--.tiF•een s E GRIN week, Wild Lettuce, Common Sur ('ark on July 20th.R DONALD' AUDDT Barrister. dock, CUygnafoils, Doaka, St. John,s come and have a good time, at trip, probably the biggest ones Bran, Shorts and Feed of all s4ut'.i ,Notary Public. MuVe7WY.ona. { -� �oaytpied by'thelate A.E.CArts. Wort, Wild Mustard, Pepper Grass, sports and games,'and bring a well �1 get away. (kinds,- also minerals and otfler THE. E ING LC R N1iWS1,P eros or t House.wbicby. sir Stinkweed, White Cockle, Common lunch brisket for a good sup- 'Mrs• Dyer and Mrs. Jewell, of eoncentrafea for profitahfe feediap BEATON, BELL (f ROSS Ragweed, Poison Ivy, Spurges, per. I Battle Creek; Mich. were visitors ke t on band - Earristors Solicitors Russiao Thistle, Arkansas Bod- A quiet wedding was solemnized here this week.. P straw. at the Greenwood UnitedMuch sympathy is felt for _the We�3iotk._anl - W.J,.13LrItTOA1,K,C. - parsons when 'Glad � lY of the late n __"1y-Abe--best Pacdif • L WMKE BELL.IL.C. Adel;2838 TRE WEED CONTROL.ACT �' Ys Beta, dau- Leonard Neale, - reeds and Supplits. ghter of Mr. and who passed away suddenly on Sat- urday Mrs. T. Brock y )•�.iF.ROSS , Oshawa, became the bride of Ross urday last. S.e.dR�+`�?� 372 Bay St. eases 4, Gibson Disney, An. areoplane sale of strawberr- JOHN L.POND Toronto ;Every oeeupant of land, or`if Y, eon of Mr. ,stud w, Mrs• W• F Disney. Rev B ies was made from the Hedge SURVIRYQR lid is unoccupied, the owner shall Wil- �8 (��� .� f- U.RICSARDSON A ()0.. Barris- Bon McVey, officiated, The bide .farm last week. It is a new one, to V ttara. Hatahgs etc. twice awl• destroy all weeds designdted moa- fly awn R^TQrorttoyt• c"011L ) 10us (see list above) by the regul was gowned in baby pink lace; Y with a strawberry. F. J. DOIVEV-6, B; .A•, ge• 'T@16pbaw Ad,leas: cing Yl,ao arta, act fasl*ned on princess ]ice. with the electrical branch of the rail= L. S. On' file the 4 ations as often in every year as is a records or GUS Mc1�tILLAN-- Sol- aufficiemt to preyeM the riaccesabries. She carried a �'aY- His sister, Miss Addie Chap- Surveyors Gibson and Arnold Y ibr. Notary Public. 1 t�6ehoda Streee Pegg bouquet of American Bea man, mother of Mrs• Ritchie Osha�, pI Toed o. TeteOlwne siYin W= 2W of their seeds. uty Ros- , of Kang Str. Ernst. ch, Baby's Breatzh and Fern. Her Brougham, wag an assistant tea- 1982, . 161y cher in lJ'esrtal Clause a Only attendant, M;ss' Dorothy, Dis- the school here when the Any Person who contravenes any . neY, was ,gowned in attendance was around seventy. ` LLA Powder blue A H EBBERT d to of"R 98. L. D 8., °f the Provisions of this Art, ar sheer with white T'he services in the church here, LL D.D,S..Graders of Roya, accessories, She cps c:o+trse of refuses or neglects to obey any wore a co on Sunday, -ere conducted by the ti]aatai Sar(4eom and the Umveltrty cr Toronto. corsage of flowers siazilar tfl�reatdrnee..coeaAaor east r se. And lawful order of an-Inspector given to the bride's bouquet• fir• Earl Rev- Mr, Wallace, of Greenbank, a�'IlGbarcb. Piciterlor,Ont. ot5 a tear.: 9 under authorit of this Act. - shall Scop The social and ball ]IISnr8II08 Of All Kinds. e--EL to ep.o.dor ay appaintmeot. pc-raa Y P was the best man. Following game on Men- 8. aarvks), Yaooe Ptek azoo incur a penalty of not less than the wedding supper, served at the. day attracted a large crowd and a $10, nor =ore than' 350 for every home of Mr. and P ma, •'Mother's Mom- Mrs. Drsne s lehdid ora Beat Ra,tel Available with 'r sl�*bs* ,! 4F avbs. such offence. Whitby, the ha y, at' ental was given by the Albert St. happy .couple left for ^� ;. WREDS HAVE NO pi.ACE IN Points north. Church, Oshawa, Youn People, an er'VIeB. Secnritp d $ •� R. R&ATOM. TOWNSHIP PROIGRESSIVE MUNICIPALITY. --+� _ F. M. and Mrs. Chapman, .with . De siert. Coaveyaocet Commtp;onst for DO YOUR SHARE TO PR'EYENT KINSALE M, S and Mrs. Cha Address sklo,t efSda:Its. Aec ntaot 'Etc. Issuer o pmaan attended IPbone M(yrr!are�1eer,ser. W ttevale.Ont. THEIR SPREiA,D, the funeral of W. F. Chapman in BROUGHAM PICK Si5 c 1 Mrs. Plaskett, of Markham p Buffalo on the 4*h. Decewied was � Arthur .Boyer. .. ~ : , spent - IPI, r.. RIEHAR D.,O N last week witil,Mrs, V. P in his 78th T�Tn weed Insp.lttor, Municipality of ,. Parkin. year and passed away C�OPPi♦Y�7 'IVENE)RAL INSURANG`E the Towtwir;p of PickerinX t tm CbmPton, of Asht urn,_spent very suddenly. He' was educaated REAL ESTATE Pickering P. U. young .an. being the ON MON., WED. and SAT. only Sunday at the J Steil hoarse here as a n Musa Rhoda J+'elI a eldest son of the late Nelson CQtap- pent the CONVEYANCII\G .•° peat Aft �i Chap- week with: her aunt, Mrs. 'H. Par_ man. who owned the farm now oc AfterMay ay 1st, 1939 'rs Old established agency, ready Brougham. Ffrem:la 'Amateur Can- kin cupied by Urban Blake. He lea yea We have a getar.tity-of Seed Oats{Alas-_ to acne. test. Green's .Park, July 15th. Dr7ar, and Mrs. V1v, Stevenson asp a �iIy of three son's and bis ka. Banner, and Victory), also Barky. PLoae, Pitt 6000 holidaying at Owen Sound and ot. widow. Deceased was Connected Purina Feeds. Chick Starter, Dairy Ra- nts BROUGHAM her points for a few days. w► roc( di _--- Billy Gibson. ofew da s. latterly with tions. D ena. Fil FEeds ete, A (n! 1�A• "a 1I Toronto•.spent Sunday at the old has — -- line of these well known feeds SNSED AUCTIONEER AND home, enraged nut}r V. Parkin for the Barnes .—. Mitchell Chops Molasses, c VALUATOR balance of the season. sse , .alt, Millfoodr_•Sbty Mrs, T. C. Brown � A Wood- .._ 1Pbo i8ales ceaddeted Anywhere stock visitor last week, The Mowbray Bros, are enjoying Gain.United Church was Vas ' irera`s, E� - _ 'n Hog Concentrate. M a new motor boat in their c. the scene of a Mash Etc. - oeor write. Address 81 i1 Dundas Mrs. Cosgrave is visitin Mr. P`"v Pretty aveddi?ag oil ^ Street. Eeat. g time. at their cottage at Beaverton. Saturday. when Winni2'red Home, 1J. N.. Lock wood and Mrs. Bert Harvey this week. The recent rains were indeed only da Whitby. Ontario. Francis W'Illsom is im rovi ughter of BE and Mrs. Jno, P n8 welcome to the farmers and a rel- Barnes,slowly. a ex cane heat of last rierbush Hospital Miss Norm Harden has secured vmek in .marriage to Harold 1 Albert, p1 C Younger son of Mr. sand Mrs. James R4?R1NR• ONT. Government licensed a'position in Claremont. The Foursquare-Class meefs this Witchell, of Pickeri WE DELIVER . Th Mr. e o � t: McGregor called g ere- r le on otd 'Tuesday evening in the Hall. Miss .#bony was PHO/VE 5317 Main St. E. '�tOflffVllle, 03t. Brougham friends on Saturday. Performed by Rev. Dr. Alice Steil in Phone 193 Mr. W. Gray' has purchased •a age of the prog- J.. R, Fraser, amid a Picturesque rem Betting of Peonies, delphiniums and a IMateroity, Medica', and Surgical new car. +The W, M, S,-zrvet at the home 'fern. Robin Nicholson vv�- cases taken — Miss Hilda Hood is on'a Y—Harr� — ` air of Mrs, R, E, Mowbray last Thurs- w" at the organ. and during the Maternity Sewi.Room `trip with friends to the Coast. day Afternoon with the usual num` dung of the r Repairs $ere The H. RoUnson family of the bee register, Mrs. Will- P a Rata for 10 days—iU,76 Present - iarn Davidson, sister of the — C)ity, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lem tilOORn, Registered Nurses in attendance astce sad on The strawberry. crop. is nearly sang, '•God Gave Me You". The A11 Orders Promptly attend• , $4 hour service given eocnpleted, but the raspberries:. are bride, who its ven in rmarria a ed to. a Bales packed by'the .W. �]!t. S. g 7Atnb}tlanet Service beginning to ripen. and there are Oy her father, wore a gown /-�� to be sent to Wak&w, Sank, were Promises of a Coleman Instant Li ht MRS.E.R. GOOD 25.3 7 good crop white embroidered net over valued at EL07. Mr. John Salton called on-n old tail g Mrs. Midgely, of Tomato, is hal- friends in eta with finger tip length veil of stoves, Qt1iCll, Clean and FOR Kinsale on Saturday last white embroidered Brussels net. idaying with Mr. ' and Mrs. T. He looks well and left for the north She carriA a. bouquet of roses, INSURANCE Robertaon. to renew old q - depeDdahle: - IYlr, and Mas. Bert Harveyatt- acqusintancea in lily-of-the • and asparagus Sli;RVICE Glen Major and Pine Grove. fern, and wore 'a _gold cross, the All Hardware at Right Prices ended the funeral of an old Toronto Most of the " '"� 'r Phone Pickering67 young people from Sift M the groom Miss Helena �yIN BUSBY friend in the city, on Thursday. around here attended the Junior Harvey, bridesmaid, 'wore CYRIL E. MORLEY The E. Perryman family, of Institute and Junior Farmers' chiffon over taffeta with pink- Acton were recent callers on old dance at Chalk Lake on Thursda trim and matching blue hat, and Hardware Tinsmith ' FIRS, AUTOMOBILE', LIFE y _ ACCIDENT, WINDSTORM ne1gl'bO� in Brougham. evening, Ill enjoying a very good carried roses, #orget-me-not and "PTC'RERING PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc Mr. and Mrs. Hiltz, of Detroit time. visited Mrs. Hiltz's mother Mrs. e - " "'fern• The flower girl, four-year old toheae �fIN SF.F.VICE PROTECTION Doreen Davidson, niece of the = Hicks and faanily. on Sunday, groom, was dressed �in pale pink Mr. West, of Ashburn supplied Notice to Creditors point d'esprit net over taffeta , for Rev. Mr. Kennedy, in St. with •'blue trim. Her nosegay vgas of NEO'm John's Pulpit on Sunday. Eliza Jane Crockett Estate, pink and. white heather and corn- (wu�1A/�1(��j Mrs. ,Symons, of Halifax visited flowers. Best man was Arthur 'W', ` i a MI L the J. Miller family last week. Creditors of Eliza Jane Crockett, Mitchell, brother of the groom, and F'nf�D • The W. J. Brown family of of Pickering, a Married Woanan, the 4tshers; Jack lKitchell, William rInD Mr. Donald Wilson. and sons. hol who died at Pickering, June 25th,. VITAMIN MINERAL TONIC 1939, are re Davidson, James Barnes and Cam-ids ed with their P eron, Barnes. At ,the reception at Y People here a questel to send' artic- few days last weer ulars of their claims to the under. Glentress Farm, home of the To aid in the; Miss E. Shatighnessey, of Tor- signed before July 2'2nd, 1939, af- bride's parents, the guests were re- Prevention of Nutritional Artavppr "l onto, was a visitor with Mrs. G ter., which date her estate will be ceived by the bride's mother in ,Motor Ambulance, Day or Night Philip' last week.- distributed among the Parties en- Mayflower chiffon with white ace Prevention of Rickets, phone 13oQ ace- Mrs. Gannon attended the Wil- titled thereto, and the executrix essories and a corsage of orchids, Dance Caries, and Tetany of V3tam+ son�Fuller re-union at Mitchell ova will not be liable for any claims , 0. Of which 'she has.not then received and light the grooms mother, wear- -In.D deficiency. C. A. STERRITT �1Q Dean Mhirs farttdly accomp- notice. g g Preventioa� of Iodine def9deacX White accessories and an orchid Building of Resistance anied. by Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, Dated at Oshawa' corsage. The bride and groom left Funeral Di pr of Claremont, are on st tri to July 10th, 1939. 1P ,At- later by motor for Northern points Adelicious food suppfement "..Furniture D rT City' W. B d other Points. W. E, N. Sinclair, H, G the bride travelling in a turquoise containing quastities of Vita carton, son and daugh- Bank of Montreal Bldg. Oshawa, blue suit with natural accessories mins and Mineralsfrtquently f kemg• • �a ter of Detroit, were recent visitors and navy trite. They will reside in a relatives here, the daughter, In Muatorista� Pickering. a t t4 or a remaining for a holiday. ng ' din ry dicta Yom. Pe-rcy and Small, dose—Lasy to take Mrs, Gormley and PETTY In loving memory of. - son, Bill, of St. Thomas, spent dear Norman, who passed away, 1STMCOE POINT day treatment, 81.15 the holiday at the hone of the for- July 17th, .1937. mer's' cousin, Mrs. And Mr. D. S.• Today recalls the memo ries Summer 4Resort open for small or 72 day treatment, $2.45 v - Crawford.. Of our dear Son gone to rest, large picnics, beautifully, situated• tt 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Lippert and And the ones who think of him on Lake Ontario, also one sumoner JONES e 'son, of Barbeton, Ohio, Spent a day today, cottage for rent. Apply, at Simcoe a - ' last week with their cousins, Mrs. Are the ones who loved him best. Point - Mrs..J. Williams. The Re$all Druivisk and Mr. D. S. Crawford and faro- —Ever remembered by Mother. Dad, Haze and Bernard, 01 4IL" w Pbons Pick. 68 .ya✓� - '+ • s - Safi`-� �'I --'. - , * ••LL•' ,6i<e-• '. .. _ Goes To kmstetdarn Music Increases j al Milk Production "WORTH COMING I Domei, Japanese news agency. Have You Hea=d seasoned its report of events in �is ' China last week with an account _. �D O WN FOR ' ` of hove a Japanese dairywoman in- f a - � creased her herd's milk output. Tallt about 4 grand, cool imokel . ;- ., "Mrs. Shiina", the Domei despatch You can't beat Fragrant Dixie Plug c said, "has succeeded in increasing by from 10 to 20 percent. the milk The teacher wrote an the black- -and you cut each pipeful fresh given by her cows by playing to board: "The horse and the cow is whin you want a. them music while milking. . Jap- in the stable. nurse experts, delihted by bars. "Now," she said-to a little boy, err. Shiina's discovery, advise the 185, ..what is wrong with that sen- ; - stock farmers in Tokyo to instal trace"." � MW " radio sets." Little Boy-" think you should say, The co>v and the horse is in D r -_ _ able,„ the st - - �•'' "Ladies first:" . _ f-fow Can �- _ . .6Y ANNE ASMI EV "'That fellow," said a cal- Joseph Willard, 21, of St. Marys, -lege professor of a certain _- Ont.; railed 'July 7 fbr Europe, .,• student, "puts up.a good bluff where he will ,represent Ontario Q•-How can I triar;e an iadel orates to cause the ~sell-known ep -but there is nothing to him. Older Boys' Parliament, of whieb ib''-e stencil ink? contraction and expansion of mus- Open the front door and you What Science Iles, in action. Dr. Carey has map be is premier, at the Christian A,-14iut two parts sulphate o! are in his back-yard." tl �'�- _ ___— -- - _ __ on 25,000 slices of muscles, regress i 1>ssngartese;one pa -- -- - _ ed ii1 that 'he will tour Germany four parts sugar (all in powder —o— �s about- 1/1,000th of an ineb t ilei en a motorcycle to stuly the ?nazi form). Then make a paste by ad- economy. The amateur gardener mss ding a little water. •showing the beauties of his green- n Q.-Hour' can I keep the flavor ' Doing = Jewellery and scrap containing house. and vitamins in vegetables? 'This," he said, pointing to a 3,512 ounces of gold were received oE� A.-Don't cook them in too flower, "belongs to the petunia at the Royal Canadian Mint dur- - Modern much water. Cauliflower, cab- family." LENSES FOR NEAR-BLIND iilg the $rat three months of the bage, spinach, and string beans "Does it?" said the sweet young A. new, type of spectacle lens current year.. Etiquette - need no more than a fourth to a thing. "I suppose you're minding with a magniacation of 300 per 8Y ROBERTA_ LEE half cup of water to start steam- it while they're away."' cent., brings new hope to the part- BY and releasing their juices. ' -� ly blind.- Dr. William Feinbloom, Registratiohe of motor vehiclea Q.-What are some of the of New-York, said that seven chil- in Canada during 1938 totalled 1. Is the host as much respons- starch substitutes? "Waiter, never bring m• a dred in institutions for the blind ible for the entertainment of A.-Borax water in place of steak like this again.': had already been returned to pub- 2,394,859, as increase of 75,151 tuesta as the hostess' starch for stiffening voiles, dimity, . "Why not, sir?" lic schools through use of the over the preceding Sear. - 2. When one enters a restaur- and sheer-�ne-collars and jabotsly isn'i done it BE. sat, carrying several packages, Lae three tablespoonfuls of sugar n►here si*sonld these bundles be a gallon of water for organdie, -0- ACID CHECKS MOLD fiery, I����n placed'• weak gum arabic solution for sills A patient, escaped from an in- The problem of bread mold, en- '3, Should a woman ever wear a, and cre e, and bran water or rice sane as lum, was at last discov- 9 beautiful ern when it is not p y hanced in the last two decades by - Bo p- water for cretonne and figured eyed in earnest conversation with development of the slictd, wrap- _7Joes and Feel Ipropriate for the occasion? cottons or linens. a coloured guard at a military en- ped loaf and the demand for a 4. Sbould'the beat man and the Q,-How can I prolong the wear campment. By,means of signs be- y�oist loaf, has been solved _ e arhers stand in the receiving line of shoes? hind the maniac's back,the attend- through discovery that propionic a at a wedding reception: A•—Apply several coats of co- -tints Isere at last able to rapture, acid in salt form dela s mold for- He"di !s ' elan' stainless a ari ling c o0 5. what is the correct ronvn+ y tiow dispensed by help yo St trifling coatr �� �v p pal,tarnish to the sales and vamps. him, Then one o! them happened. oration from tato days to two that will do more to beta yon get=id of your • viatica of negligee' Shoes treated in this era will vel+ to lance toward the and and de- trouble,=anything YOUve cYer used. t Where should the napkin be y g weeks. The acid does not advers- Its attics is so aerially penetraUn dom have to be half-soled. This mended in astonishment-* ely affect the flavcr or texture of in a the itching you I'ta Instantly stopped..and Jaid if the first course of a dinner ie particularly good for children's ..Why. man, what's the matter' e. eczma. _ yYou're pouring trembling fife bread. Feet- can Hoones rratdrou is on the table before therecev JELLY SI=CRET OF STRENGTH Feet-other can irritating S one htlky skin trou,a in -" saeeta are seAaswen abtQs t�w can incl ansadwhite- theh sweat la o oursnreoffin o� ��a,=,,,1 Itch.battles Salt baemanl�modern ioToes painted article effectively' face." • 1- Ypa. Of comae his duties are A.—Try using water in which "Y assir" gulped the negro. Vibration of a protoplasmic' start. It is safe to use—anti Ware in "1 ies1, different, but d in just jelly inside the "sinews" of mus- of the ailments acted above.is rare incl Y two or three onions have been Boss, after dat feller been talk- —._ - :as important that he do his part boiled, and see hove readily the in' to me live minutes I knovded clew is the secret of strength. �.. lin being hospitable. 2-If there is dirt is removed, one of us was crazy, and now I've This discovery was des€ribed to STOPPED � no check room, place them on a va, Q,. the American Association for the lye 4✓.0% :. How can I fatten thin fouled out it's him. I've so reliev- meat chair. If the restaurant is hands" ed-ro relieved!" Advancement of Science by Dr. ITCH sof Money 641Ck cro.rded, place the packages ander A.—Wash the heads in hot - Eben J. Carey, a recognized au: yin qwek�f f�t�isg of sesame,psapke,■ib- yoar chair. S. Never; it, always water, —o— ority on muscles, nerves and .h"w.ddme.uImiaZ 'a'un�� a s� dry, and rub a little olive p oil into them. Make the applies- - " s y ,10161kaf�«em_+rrrD. :a"e ipten. �"e1"' makes her v conspicuous, and tics before retiria so that the oilas p Ola H g d advice• on a The jelly fills the 35esrutbogkproveai or quirYiy step LA& calls forth unkind comments g fees of good _ protoplasmic 1y hark aalc emoag her friends. 4. No; the can remain clan as long as possible. 1'o■■g Has: "What im t:?" thread-shaped cels that link to- i >� 0.a fe1S eRffmoa bride and groom, maid of honor, Old Hen: "An egg a day gether to form the "sinews" or and bridesmaids are the only ones keeps the butcher away!" bundles of muscles. This jelly vi- Issue No. 28 — '39 Is stand in the cline. An all-time high in Canadian S. Pronounce nog-li-zha, a ss in ttbaoco production was registered f in 1998 when a crop of almost one egg, i ri in it unstressed, a as l- p as 411'�� . day, principal accent on last syl+ hundred million pounds was her- HABs cHlcla - C I 7a7 - Ph:NSON aL vested. e••••a■ - - iabik, 6. At the lett of the forks. - - DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICK SIARRY-HUNDREDS TtY CIV, • bargains Standard Quality Leg- _ a.- et - means ra- ho1� ' A era' daughters. Widows w1;?} week old 516.90: three weeks me Property. Particulars 10a Con. $20.90. Barred Rock ]nixed ten day AdenttaL Has 128 Calgary, A6- AF / AV old $1.45: two week old 310.45: , berta. f three week old $14.45. Barred QUIT TOBAt,`CU, SNum EASILY. - Rock Pullets 10 day old $12,45; PIL�Iy D£iELUPF.D (nezpeaslvaly. Home remedy. Tea- two week old $18.15 three week JAI; ,1IUNTH dNLY. iNTRODGC- --t+®esmla- -+3uarantee9 " -"-Vtt* Tet- 'two 317.35. Barren- c7a Cockerel tory offer, 8x10 enlargement, with free. Bartlett'& Bos 1. winnlpe'i ten day old 38.75; tern week old every order, Roll developed and 39.75: three week old,113.75. Day Old Leghornm $6,95: Barred Rocks eight prints. Reprints 10 prints. - IF YOU WANT A-ti AFFECTION. t !K.45. New Hampatqtlre Reds $9.25 Send order, - advertisement and ate romantic sweets art, with- •Big Egg Quality add one cent. Ex- thirty cents. Ball order depart- money. write: !Bary Lee, 445--i, ` r went, Graphic Film Servilce, 241% :tra Select add two cents. Prompt Rolla, Missouri. Dundas St., London. Ont, Eatab- e e delivery. Baden Electric Chick PLVa1HING 9CPPLiES hatchery, Llmlted, Baden, Ont. ll•hed 1928. SUMMER SALE OF TWEDDLE FOR BALE , Cloicks. Grade A Leghorns, $7.50; 500 SLIGHTLY L'SEI7 BATH. . CREPE-TEX BATHINU SUITS $2, Sinks, Closets, PlpeB. Basins, Fire 'Barred Rocks 37.95; Reds, 1Vhlte Extingutahers, also nevi, General ' Rocks, Hybrids $8.45. 90 Der,cent and Canary. Send forge atalohgue, Plumbing, 62 Craig t4rest, Mont- :,Pullets Barred Rocks $10.35: Reds, caps. rubber sundries. Ray Bald.. real. White RAcks, Hybrids $11.76; Leg- vv+rr�hferlln Untarlo. horns $14.95; Cockerels, Leghorn& sties aares�iaas ermerems e;,.;,;,, sasa•sarr > r'r.. x3.00. Heavy breeds $6.75. Extra PIANOS CHEAP esesaarr �- Iesu aye�.ys.tar 2'roflt t=rade add one cent Prompt HOC\DS FOR SALE del-fgery. Will-ship C.O.D. Tweddle IF YUU ARE INTEREdTED IN A *IfratNt Chlek Hatcheries Limitcd. Fergus. CROSSBRED. FOXHOUND. IILOOD- good renewed piano at barl;a n esusmaw v r v Ontario. hound, make best Roz, Coon, Lynx price write for descr iptive lista an Oran ` and Bear dogs. Female., three with prices, forwarded free on re- rtas months, $5.00; wales, 37.00, Train- E ND OF THE SEASON SALE OF quest. Heintsman and Co.: 13:, . ed Fox and Deer Hounds, guaran. Jon High Quality Chicks from blood ge St7eet, Toror-tae , tested breeders. Standard Quality teed `o. . Jack Reasbeck, Van- 11 Leghorns 6%c; 90% Pullets kleek Hill, Ontario. PROTECT your life and 1.C: Barred Rocks $6.95; Pullets NK 'SALE OF !II the lives of your family QQ $9.95; Oockerels 6%c; New Hamp- MACHINERY Q SHOP Bhl'1'LIEB 3 ]FINK OF HIGH GRADE Q-L:ALLT " by equipping your ear with e4+pr Q shire Reds 17,95; Pullets unlit; Special sale duringl a set' of new Firestone (� 40' Cockerels 6bic. Large Egg Quality NEW AND REBUILT MACHINERY ust at rices far beilo�regul r. .Champion Tires' Oil in hatched from big eggs, add one of every description--boilers and D y cent. Bigger Profit, add two cents, engines—electric motors—meth- Every animal will be person. the new Firestone Cham- -Prompt delivery. Will ship C.O.D. anic's tools—belting. Canada's selected. Order pion Tires do you get all Top Notch Ch'ickeries, Guelph, largest machinery house. Write or Write'to-day, L A. Jones, 189 Tu.— _ these exclusive construction Ontario. call The A. R. 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Ontario, .I 4 .. k' _ ------------------ „ the people answered the king. say- r��s,.�w• rzI ing, What portion have we in Da- Cha t>m� F arsSunday nether have we inheritance Tf„+,�` By wnliatt+ iYt the Boa of Jesse: to your tents, ,Re�llly inborn v CURIOUS IQRLD F.,�,,,a, f . O Israel: now -see to thine own =— sch®O� house, David. So Israel departed -Fear isargely a matter oea lf sa into their tents. This is the hour u of Isrdel's tragedy. Israel and perience, but certain fears are Judah now become two separate born in the child that he never LeSSOn kingdoms, and are never ene again loses. The acquired fear can be U43"r 1,+� ~ • in the Old Testament. The asps- dealt with through understanding and LESSON III 1;ation lasted for two hu re an redness. Quick-fOtciaS usu= Wei T'."' fifty-three years, until Israel's ally only deepens the dread, but kingdom tell, there are times when s growing REH0190AM: A MAN WHO child suddenly thrust into an awe- ''MADE A FOOLISH CHOICE 17, But as for the cbildren of some situation, finds that he is not { ' I Kings 12x1-20 Israel that dwelt in the cities of hurt or any the,worse for it. In Priuted Text, I Kings 12:1-5, Judah, Rehoboam reigned over that case he may lose the fear of Golden Text. 2Oman's. pride-- rides them. 20. And it,came to the untried, - pass, ? when all Israel heard that Jere. ___—But' it is risky _ - - _ business--_with____ �. shall_.bring-hint low.' Prov. 29:23. dam was returned, that they sent small children as shock may.deep- THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING and called him unto the congrega- en the timidity to a real and fixedTimer/ the throne a over all Phoma that can never be 'dealt IaraeB in 937 B.0 Asc-endea t the age of ed then homse sof l David- but thal, fallow-e Most moths 4 p e �PP�-yr mothers know now that forty-one, and died' in 920 B.C. tribe of Judah only, with little tots afraid of this and Place.—Shechem, a city in the r/ that, maybe water, darkness, dogs hill country of Ephraim between _ or sudden lcud noise 1 , - -y� home , gradual in- Mt. F6a1 and 51at 6erizrm'-and to- ]'C ICV $1t$ troductio to a anger to n- - - — — i • day known as the city of'Nablus. pathic- doses is the best way to "A Reboboam, so far as appears, Quickly Visited overcom: it all. , , , _ --_grew to manhood u t mere hang- But if, after trying sympathetic,' w.a,n,s,,,ux„v,� U{� - er-on upon the court, the center kindly coaxings the child still re- of s group'of young men brought tains his, pet fear, he will,just - A90:30 .DING TO 43C)uf2T' WjUf,4W­ up with him (I 'Kings 12:8 and After a flight of 5;000 miles have to go with it in his system. ,�- S�- - TO THS OWNER pF . eager to Satter his foibles. ) ever Canada's' northlands in less The years will help,'no doubt, and THE LAND' ON WidICH -T�IEY 1. And Rehoboam went to Sa. than seven days, Patrick. Ashley by and by he may be wcnderin ARE FDt3ND. chem: for all Israel were come to Cooper of London, governor of what he was afraid of. g Shechem to make him king. Al- the' Hudson's Bay Company, re. 05 - though Rehoboam was acknowled- turned to Winnipeg the Inst week= Dark oak can be cleaned by rub- . 0 ed as the rightful buccesaor to end in June. He inspected toms bj�g with cold tea, and pang pots as far north as Akla- Pure. lin- WULD LJE Y ' �ia lather, there was a desire seed oil as a pteservative and also U��DE7,� • � - • among the people to modify the vik` a SIDE We covered 1,000 miles in one brings up a good gloss when Pols $Y SIDE, IN A ONE character of the -government. Da., ished with furniture S cream. -t P,W�E, ,1 yid had ruled as a conqueror, and day and inspected nine posts," he -INCH said' the fame and wealth and great It would have taken Sir v George Simpson, the first govern_ undertakings of Solomon 1 GUIDE BOOK t0 AN average size 000 only .0000001! tas3lligtset anbngjt to many severities in his have made this trip." gratified the people and made them or, lram break-up to freeze-up to TbuIot could take 28.300 tines 803 trillion of these microbes 1s• 'GOOD VALL,IES f �' - - reign. Rehoboam had none of the Mr. Cooper is the first governor ad " recommendations of his father or othe ancient company to visit • whoa ea plana trip abro , _ grandfather, and the faflueatiaboth Eastern and Western Arctic you can tale a guide book, Baa posts. His Eastern trip was made to figure out exactly where you want yy A�/ Persons in the nation availed them. ge, hew loos You can ata,, Baa WELL-KNOWN STATESMA�i selves of the solemn eathrOniza- in 2984 aboard the S.S. Kascopie. what it win cost ,oa, tion at Shechem -to put forward During then Sight piloted by H. E T16o advertisea•eats is this ' Winn company Pilot,the govern- ,paper are really a guide book to HORIZONTAL . 'their desires, y, nom an The People's Compiaiat or naw the midnight sen at Akls s� valves. If you make a habit Assurer ce Previetss r1osale is Pair. 2. And it came to vik, sweltered in 90 degree tem- of readies dwn carefully. 1,7 •� Paas. When can plan your shopping ea j 19 To ,. Jeroboam the son of Nebat heard peratures at Fort Simpson . and do p eg cps sad political percolate. . ' Of it (for he was yet in Egypt, Sew low over thick ice on Great save i 0urwlf time, energy and - figure of 21 He was a whither he had fled from the press Bear Lake. Canada. member 49 ence Of king Solomon, and Jero. 13 To elude, MI fi the boam dwelt in Egypt, 3.sad they 14 Bustle. I N1f House of "i 'sent and. called him), that Jero- ` 13 Greaser, �11ff u �o" aln RADIO 17 Kiln, RMA 22 AccFeather. boam and all the assembly of Is- 23 Feather, tae! came, and spats onto Reho- NOTES ! 13 Ships' bows- 23 He recently honor; saying, 4. Thy father made .21 20?o yield gold. recently _ our yoke grievous: now therefore snake thou the grievous service of t- 2 • � T Liquid part thy father, and his heavy yoke D ::N A 34 Neither, of tat. which he Put upon tas, lighter, and BY MADGE ARCHER 24 Ai39rtnative, 29 To perch. we will serve thee. With every vote. 43 Sound of 31 To total, NEW RADIO HEADLINES well as with Interesting diver. ,27 Exclamation. V>Q22CAL 33 Work of skill' new administration in government .As with stage and screen, the dons. "The. Bri-ht Id Ever. surprise I Son�' 37 Sea gall wow hopes are born in the hearts o veer. is news. o con ducted by Madeliene(tray, of du o ret acs e' S0 Hail! - tusk. 42 To 'of the subjeets of vein- Another of Rudy Vallee's sw radio star-discover- 31 Room recap, prevent "Dear Teacher"lame, and.will 3 meat. The peoples chief griev-, lea is in the Dia 32 Carve. 51 EdyPLt'an river Snot. .'•'44 Bitter-hesb. • ante was the forced labor to whiched Process of becoming seat not only Information about 4 To strike 48 Booty, they had been subjected. a headliner in radio. This Is Alec hobbies, bsltdicratta and ways to 3 J 33�gd S Adve=tisementt 47 Ever, - ` 6. And be said unto them, De- tan whn he sn big ownTempleton, the pianist and comed- earn money, but a seb 54'Frost part yet for khre. ay. 3 His --•_ title, 7 Prows, 4g 1- titan. n come y "- or its listeners for each day 36.To excavate. prime minister 8 N ' on Tuesday, July 4th, and will be et the following week. Lisfeaers 37 S ay. 50 Tennis Poietts. again to me.' And the people de• heard from .now on from 9:SO to w1I1 be Invited to sand fa sa tai' o! 57 He was the ti Frost bite. 1, parted. gges- Proceedings. Conservative 10 Enthusiasm, Epoch, I Kings 22:12-15. 12. So Jere 10'00 p.m. EDST., on this day, over tions for the broadcast and the two 38 Subsists. , Fish boam and all the ole NBC and CBL, replacing Fibber best "Bright Ideas" each week will 40 Corn ss "''—for years. 11 Sinning voice 58 Doctor pep risme to McGee and Moll Pa point 59 To move 12 Transposed, medlciae Rehoboam the third day, ss the y' win awards Of five dollars. The 41 To sup, steadily. IS Dower ' _king bade, saying, Coma to ma Templeton is to have grouped program will be heard over the -42 Form of."a." 160 Wrenches. - 58 Measure of again the third day. 18. A0 the a singer and an O ound him a hesTtrar Butnies, NBC Mr. Saturdays(red) and at 10:So A.MBC . twork' an p��rty arta 'king answered roughly, an for- Templeton will be vary much• the Isook the counsel of the old men etas of the show. He is the only ea- TO BE HEARD _ which they had given him. 14. tertainer who has been able to fill July 14, CFRB, 8:00 p.m., Seven Mand spate to them atter the coon- is the odd comedy act agalast Ten Musical Ma ds uestioner 0 p.m.July is, at eel of theo y ung men, saying, My Charlie McCarthy on the Chase and 10:30 A.M., NBC-CBL "Bright Ideas father made your yoke heavy, but Sanborn Hour and not sound like Club" . . , �: 11, will add to your yoke: my fatter an anti-climax. The strength of Leta Pretend 30 3m` 'CBS-CFRB, chastised you with whips, but I Templeton's work lies to his smart "Bieck P.m., MBS-CBL Will chastise you with scorpions. If satire, his gentle Citi" July 16,'1- noon, B yet forceful man- Radio City Music Hall 3'p,m, Rehoboam had wished to split the nor, and h'i� gifts as a musician. He N kingdom, he could have found no can take off anything in terms of CBS-CFRB Columbia Symphony , better wedge than this blustering music and he is a master of the art cal Fun , CBs-CFRB Hour of Must. promise of tyranny. is a serious sense. P•m• CBS-CFRB Gay 15. So the king hearkened not "BRIGHT IDEAS" Nineties -July 17, 3:30 p.m. NBC , unto the people; for it was a thing Every week a new novel[ Magic Key , 9 p.m. CBS-CFRB, brought spout of Jehovah, that he gram makes its a y Pit Luz Radio Theatre . . at 10 p.m, ppearaace on the CBS-CFRB Guy Lombardo . . . 8:30 - might-establish his word, which Je- airwaves. Certainly American net- P.m. 1"BC-CBL Information Please hovah spake by Ahijab .the Shil. works are not afraid_ to try any- 9:30 onite to Jeroboam the son of Ne- thin once. If a oP.m. sO* P.M. C Alec g program is good Templeton . , . 10:30 p.mCBC CBL, bat. Rehoboam's folly and aero- and the public likes it, it stays on My Home Town . . . duly 19, 8 p:m, Bance worked out the ordained the air. If the Idea is a failure and NBC-CBL Ransom Sherman'. at ie Judgment of God; but they were the public does not like the pro- 8 R,m. CBS Phil Baker 9 t folly an arrogance still, gram, it is.discarded. The latest in- 10:45 CBS_CFRB Stadium Concert _ The Kingdom Divided novation is the "Bright Ideas Club" , July 20, 6:45 p.m. CBC-CBL deligeed to ken 16. And when all Israel saw that • p youngsters on vas • Paul de Markt' . 9: - ' the king hearkened not unto them,' cation' occupied with instructive as 00. P. CBC- CBL Toronto Symphony. 1 ' POP—Bored of Education By J. MILLAR WATT y-- — WE CALL,THIS, THE _ AND VNAT;_00._/bC CALL - ,,5OARD OF - 'THE EN 1$14 ROOM? EDUCATION l - - 1a N - - - - C"COMMA OF M. k alio .i Isis. bi'rile Bell syndieale, tar '� `•y • T� _ .ami, '— - _.._.,_. 544 trr►LL • proceeds to ptreet Wright's for t r ENTRANCE kEp ,' t !! noon; thence to Dunkeld's Com �e ;:Pzszting a.tiv*± here. i _ ORIS "."BILL S 8, for -night. Friday, Proceeds to � 'Phe isgular meeting of the W. c his own stable wwAeere he will re- w► T�irs>. M. S. will be held at tris home of Ptekermg CsaEre- - Barbershop main until the 'following 'Plteed+Y LIS Pa you; u,6p,paid In advaw Mrs. B, Cotton, on Thursday, Jul. Passed on year's work - 'Ray And- iP17 8� to,tis United BLita6 20th. MAry, Banks Vernon Barrett, First door east of the Drug, noon. DOCS, the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Annis eat- row, Eileen Store. C$estttut Belgian Stallion, (Enrol.- - and OL 1 40b OM 0 ��� ertained a nwmber of theft' friends -Bill Bunting, Jade Bunting, Marjorie Gane, Bruce. Special attention given to No. 3422, Form 8) thet•property of JOHN MUE�KAR. Procrietor at their home on Monday.evening Bush* peter Klym, Helen Lom- Allay Reesor, Marklhm, R, R, 1; of this week. Johnston, ,Shirley McConodtie,,Mary Banks age, Pat McCarthy, Shirley McCon- Chi Idrtn's bait-cutting. still1� the season of 1939, as NOTti AND COMYtNTi Jahn Mitchell, Henry- Moore, *..e.need your heads id this follows: Monday e!'ternoon, Jane Nim Shisko, John Mitchell and octue, Dba Stott Floren- The Royal Tour has now beenusiness• 6th, will leave his own stable, Lot Henry 'Moore of the Dunbaiton Joycd Robinson,Ronson, Scott, 3, con. 4, Scarboro,•and proceed to ever for several weeks and we miss school are being eongratu4tsd. an ee Shanks, Nina Shisko, wM. NORTON : 'WYlmot Shea's, Base Line, Picker. jeL' the pictures in the,papers and mag- passing 'their- Entrance, on. their Weizman, Bat+.�ara Watson. Tuesday, at Bea.' and Queen yds work fug, for night. azines.. But the King _ Pickering for made and neighbors wish to Passed on Examination- Mary Bryant's, Con. 3, "are 3tAt: forgotten, as they Friends. Isabel Brown, Wm. Faulk- noon, thence to his own stable. Oa -such •a deep impression on thO offer their sympathy to Mrs. Alex. Braker, The Pickering, Thursday morning, to Won• Nichols tnind� of the people for their ,Thom, on the loss of her sister, ner, Ruth Forsyth, Fred Gillard, - . Kingly and Queenly' character. Mrs, Emily Chester, Mrs• Chester Lorne Heron, Rosie lilym, Ellyd 2r1c '`��� *� A py�� Sullivan's Corners for nooMarkheam Doris McLean, Barbara Park- M lY>t' RKe' to the Woburn Partes, mss• Their many kindly acts towards all had been ailing for some time and Rae, Road for night. Friday to classes of' people, both .rich and passed away Sunday evening, at inane, John Proctor, I;dug.,Roberts, Tapscott's Artradale, for noon,-A' Shirley_Stroud. -- --_ _ boor, young an�Td,.tfie strong the,age o Y erg• - Cliff'Snyder, - e- pit' � liK �1 9 thence £o his own and feeble, were so great that Mrs. John Barnes was hostess at 'Prost following Monday afternoon. Terms could have no other effect than in- an afternoon tea recently when a Whitevale Centre - Il $13.00'. All accidents at owner's tensify their loyalty and esteem. and Miss Mabel IAxor, • • - ut while e- our��erde , n - n 'ear's work - Ed. Poll- - _ risk. - --- work that they acconaplishea will tunity of viewing the beautiful ows, Phyllis Gates, Bill, Goodwin, 'not end, tut will continue, we hope, slower and wedding gifts received Chas. Goodwin, B'sohe Hamlin, CuredATTENTIOXIhave cemented as b Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell. Murray Hicks, Glen I.eVett, Mary -for ever. They yHelen Malcolm, Norma one; the various classes. of people, Mn. Fnrnes was assisted during MacLean, Bill Morr- ' 'Meats of different nationalities, who have Middleton John Moore, the afteriioan by Mrs. W. Holmes, Brock Road (',ravel came to Canada to make it their Nirs• A, .Barry, Mrs. W, Davidson ish, Louise Noble, :Muriel Pennock, Our deliver ie at our service home, as loyal Canadian.•. This has Joyce Somerville, Inez White, Fran- 9 cis Willson. - P Pick 120 - done much toward strengthening hone. L ,]_it _. .— • ' Canada as a member of the British i CLA RENCE SILK Crushed Pit Run Locals Passed on Examination.- Harold .4nunorlw a Phillips. Gravel-visit to the United States has also - avz Gravel cemented, more strongly than ev- ,.Congratulations to Mrs. Henry 'Randall, Marion Roach, Bruce re BROCK /'� er, the two great Anglo-Saxon Fawkes, who last week, celebrated Thornton- u Sand and '�i Countries, the United States •and- her 87th birthday. 7 EATRE - ,Stone the British Empire. This is one of _,The ice : man is now happy Claremont Centre w. -the most -valuable ' results of the since the warm weather has arr - � royal tour to. Canada and. the Un- ived, after much cool weather. Passed on year's- 'work - Arnold Healthfully Cooled by Water- Daliverea! or Lo3dei in Pit iced States. When the Dictator _ n. Elmer Tams, and family, Button; Shirley, Kilpatrick, Bernice Wasbed Air. PHONE Plant, Pick 1026 Countries of Europe realize the a Oshawa,.have been visiting her Lynn. Irene Ly, imarW T Psouse; _ ?'oronto office Howard 6471 Margaret, Spans, ran. . strong bond of friendship existing parents, Oliver and Mrs. Crumxner• Ali Shaws Daylight Saving Time JOHN BOURNE& BON between Britain asci the United -Olives Ctummer Lad a trip to THURSDAY.FRIDAY SATURDAY l.� States, they will hesitate a long Guelph an the first of the week, Passed on examination = Allan - JULY 13. 14 and tS dime before declaring war. Thus escorting a "gentleman" from the Brown, Marjorie Byers, 1:OOFING BPB,CiAI+ King and Queen have done Reformatory and return, to .give Clark. Helen Devitt, Lorne. Dickie' Two Slows, at 7.30 and 9.30 y' the John Gibson, Doris Hodgson, b-1 9ti. Wght. Asphalt Shied" much in maintaining Peace. evidence at a Whitby Court trialson, Saturday Matinee at 1,.10 $6.40 per �M ►--♦Remernberl the ladies of 'the Fred NB�n, Jean McCullough, W t �bp�t Sliittks 'Ot:e of the most sat►rthy eject+ United Church are all ready •a en- Kenneth Petty, Jack Ward. ERROI. FLYNN 3.1 Hvy. fh' $6.d5 Per soft Int charitable worst is that carried tertain you on Friday evening, Jul. IN Ag first quality Totlonto AsPbAS an by the Neighborhood Workers �. to the finest Garden Party of CITY') Association, Toronto, A person The Beal3L4?ei ' aTB>EgOIIt if 19""as Cs• Sbl■flea• l't' throtagh the elan+ the season,,with an appetising cup- PHON!$ 92l of 6 sgee. or eves. needs only to go per served at 6, o'clocid D. S. T. - districts in any city, to see the An interesting ball game. Whitby FURNITURE all in Technicolor Prkes subject to change widwd necessity of carrying on the wor- vs. Pickering, by a splendid pro- W LTH aotfee. the thirty-four We are dirvarietg as attractive PiCK:ERING ''thy work. Nearly • every city has gram put on by variety o! OLIVIb DeHAVILLAND ,districts that are unfit for-human young men from Woodgreen Unit- ♦iumiaum and [;traaltew.are Etc. ANN SHERIOAN habitation. The houses are old and - usual the families Church, Toronto. Come early Furniture ;od Furclture YARD unsanitary, As Adults, S5, children 2a. Novelties.t AL N HALE - - BRUCE CABOT LUMBER are large in such dwellings. The Prices low, in keeping with times. ]PRANK McHUGH children have very little clothing _ although in is Iff t this age this is not a sign of el+ The playgrounds are on• pa ty a �1 '• f BUER IdLY S 18 rad 19 Frohl V W Wood ly the narrow, dirty streets, which First Slow at 7.39 d many children are suffering ■ m t agency from the unsanitary conditions in - '�k Coolers "Made for i which they live• What they req- 1 vire is several weeks in the coup- _ !! New 3totit of Parts N Sam Each Other can enjoy the air t3errite to above sq�es zl the 3 where Y h t - sy, and plenty of good, wholesome The genuine Brunner Milk Gaoler 1YITH - food, as well " a8 plenty of space -• L • : 'CARULE LRD Implesseata on exhibit is sea in which they can play, arta if inSureS against milk logs D provide Phew.; mowers oto. there. are any Baf[1lmtng pools JAMES ST$WAItT >- sat are convenvenient, so much, ' ins heavy ice formation on all four _ _..COMING-re:c ',THOS. LYE the better. This opting is one sides of tank. Entire! automatic. Claremont, Ont. - which the' city children long for, y THURSDAY FR[U!►Y&SATURDAY and to whictt -they look forward �+ J LY 90,.21 and 22 � :for weeks before, and it their ._Steel tanks also built at very low- TYRONE POWER hopes are not realized, their dis- appointment' is great, and their P r1lCE8. .ALICE FA Ra d10Service tit to them. In the past, many Re ,Air arts and ex ert service on all makes !holidays have been of little bene- _ AL JOLNON rem P P Expert service and farnter3 and ;their wives have list- EOR\.iE OPFEN �I palls t0 all 1D1;);es. Reba- r$ to the appeal made and have i�R088 0 Onable (1i18r8a8. QPOIjC :'.,opened-their hoines • for, a couple 1` i'' ar&}� e . . :of weeps to these needy ones and .07. Cedar Grove hl �t3n t od they have enjoyed bringing happ- WaB ngton iness to these little 'ones who app- ealer-for 8ruuner Corp'n (Canada) Ltd. Phone Mark 8618 ARTHUR FitLD D reciated the kindness extended to Square" . :.them:.If you can help the work, C,r Member Radio sad Radio S foo e Just a brief letter addressed to _.. - HORSE REGISTER Member OtScia! Radio Service x - -: �w Assoclomn• the N., W, A, . L2 Wellesley, -._ ,-•-- le Phone 5201, PIQKERING Sir. Toronto, location of the farm j ;` ;j y The Grand Champion Clydesdale _ or summer home, directives as to 17 O�j. ���/� � a: . j Imported Stallion, HA.W.KRIGG hew the nearest point is reached-. j 7 :.. © i, 23476), Enrol. �r ��OrN& '�. 1 SELECT,. (.7348). "and a statement Of preference as • , \o. 8298 Form 1. the property of to age and sex of children pref- � areeHO � ', i '_ 3• FUviJRaL DIRfECTOR AND _I erred, is all that is required °plus 11 I�i ,� scar Wilson, ,,Brougham Ont will ma - - - - - - O �.�'`'� � <.: the season of 1939 at his own Fs'MBALMER a Ietter frons the. -local- clergyman . . :.� k: .: =5' ` - - tab! uccese - .. at t or a well-known memo er of the i s e Terns S15.Oa, Payabl"e 7"otli "or to tV J� trer.8 community. The \. W. A. does J1rfan. January. $1.00 off will be allowed stn•tifv'lle medic- TO TRAVEL b Motor Coach orad Steamer to parties -who truck their •nares. ',`Night sand DayServicel �,- all the test, has the child Y Mares from a distance will be tak- ally examined and provided with r 4 e Inquire Regarding en .care of at reasonable price, Business Phun�• Keaide9820k'hon 98Fl1 `.':transportation. 'The. need is very VACATION 'SERVICES Perch fine tick er Stallion, urgent and those who can help may NTAR10'S POPULAR RESORTS Hickot•y� I.ad. (Enrol. No. 11155 ,.'relielve parents and social workers T O b Te wort} be responding im- Barrie-Orillia--Grovenhunf ) the property of. Allan Ree- Much s`, I • 'i Form 3 • - _ •. Biva —bluntsville e h ,. brid9s r, u•i1T stand for service at is rnediately to the pathi etc question 1 ��{! North fay Sound—Midld an �. own stable. Terms $10-00 of so many children - "Gould wa Owenmtton-Beaverton please g. _ C O. nod-Wasaya Beach C(MIMODORE Al.`ATN the ` o to the country this. sum= and intermediate points Clydesdale .!tion, mer•. OF 26812); the dp property of RObt. Da- PERMANENT NRGGING PAIN ASK FOR YOUR COPY ATION 'TOURS' Dli�F.�IZTO\ i D'esaibinq 30 Delightful Tours foe, of Greed :icer, will make the TWAT FRAYS THE TEMP season of 1939 as follows: - Tues- AND NERVES, .JT MAY BE ' �► ' ]:RN HOOSE day, alias 23rd,, will leave his own YOUR EYES, Mr. Roy Thom, of Hamilton. ws- f, _`-"- phone 4`.00 stable at Green River and proceed ;ted with relatives liere this week. - ��` to John Parnea, 'Clierrlwood for C. H. TUCK, OPT. D. Mr. and firs, Gordon Emme and ' night. Wedndsday, proceeds to Reit Disney. Block, opp. T. Q daughter. of Cobalt, are visiting j ' Ackford's, Con. 4, Lot 19, for pbone 1516 friends here.. noon; thence to W. E. Hnitby's DggAWA, ONT, Mr. Arthur Annis of Ottawa, is ODGb . t n $ 1;D1_ _ s _ _ „ Y v ;t 'LABll11[ONl'1' A'Orn= and Lorne Birkeft' of Moose Jahr are spending the sum- PIANO-TUNHIGH QU:ILTTY Mr. Wid. Miller is now employ- ;mer with relatives here. AND . •a ed at oehawg plain. Mr. Earl Beare .aa family wt'll All kinds ®f Fe it Work ' LOUD SPEASER Miss-Doughty of Peterboiv 'has tssimains into ora. Lynrerh Pilkeyis SYSTE1d - rdence shortly, Nr. Johnatea, is -°-]111 Tuning Guaranteed . .:.,been visiting etas S. E. Evans, here.. report ll to be moving to Toronto. . S. Mae D N A L D AND - Miss Betty Pretty is still con- W. I. meeting wiH' be held M Clow Ave, Twee,. Transit Sound M fined to the Lindsay Hospital, but on July 13th, at the home of Mrs. -aces Lakeside 1309 is recovering satisfactorily. Roy M0�� Open meeting for girls of the coram There is Orden taken at NEWS Office' Miss Beatrice Pratt, of Fort ' „ whi►ttrrite letters sad ets►d inoraey Car Advertising ` to be a contest: Easy, on Royal f;�,�p p� your Bray Ctticb William is visiting'her sunt, Mrs. ,visit to Can�Aa” by girls, 12-16 through a�� 1,F09 GARDEN PARTIES,PARKS E. Lewis and Gregg here years, 1st and 2nd Prize. HaTid- p°�t ��'' _ FIELD DAYS EIC. Mrs. John regg sailed recently Craft, boys anti gins under 12, 1st on a trip to the. Old Country, and and 2nd Prize, ReciUtions, solos, HOTTER Y WILSON LSON RADIO will be away for several weeks. ' y, or duets, boys and girls, 12 andaslsVy=Barris f '1Ia-s. Marie Dioriarit of Det- over, tat and 2nd Prize, Spelling BRQOKLIN ONT. JY • ,roit, is spending a couple of weeks nxstch, W:�:mss;all finis present, - Pb ne lb r 1L —with her,father, Mr.- AbijjLh For- All members please.'bring lunch, arJ.l.l syth here.. _ _ Mrs. Bame and son 'Gene, 'of CONUIETEIvT — REIATAB1IE of yea r +. -Rnf ._2itnatrtttr -Contest at Greenwood � - i — Pala,-are 'spenrhng'- the-s j, with the former's mother, Mrs. H. ` Park. under auspices Brougham r �1 f -- mplements - RADIO SERVICE I3'. Thomson. l Firemen, this -Saturday Night: /� • ng Sales and Service r 'Walter Ward, Jack Briili er Expert Service on all makes and Vincest Baker, are at Arddbeg The pafticularly attractive enter- __ _ _-of--receiver$ this Reek, assisting in remodelling being fie:amateur Contest i3 Bring your sets here and Sa�re4 71 the hunt club camp. being revived again in this district In simple but ricn de- Stock of tubes always on hand. on Saturday night, when .a variety sign we can furnish Rusell W. Gray, Brotsghaar Ont: b1r. Alfred Hayward, of Ardbeg, _4 well-known. to many here, and a of acts, music, song and dance, �a memorials that will atr,u:cattct taattrattiut `" I � brother of Mrs. Powell, of this given by amateurs from all over Blease from every uttttattnrtaw � — place, passed away at his home last the Province. A . two-hour contest staAdpoint. In dignitytta+tunat ntsa week. The sympathy of the friends- is being sponsored.by tha Brough- of ;appearance our ) Law Motor Sales here is extended to. the bereavo. am .Firemen, with substantiidl wont will stand out $�� -Pl m� Remember the- York-Ontario btLs- prizes. Greenw�-Fa=k makes ' an -through � ages. -v De ialje�r M1 uth ideal setting `for such - an enter- Na Greater Tribute nest picnie being held by the Rur- tairirrient, loud-speaker systems en- N. W. STAFFORD al Jlsil Couriers, yin the-Memorial A tul. line of da•in ay Monumental Y g and all Farm GOOD USED CARS Park, here on Tuesday evening, ables all to hear. Some of the-Ken ftBiw . 'July 18th. Everyone invited. Mus- Soble winners are ]mown to be on Waris GOODYEAR TIRES. teal 'program, sports and proinin- bet Come along and hear and h• 482 �tby Oat. ' Come and seethe new No.33 oilbath W 1LLARD BATTERLB! Kingston Road West mower,easy, quiet running and see another of .the popular Amat- .GENERAL BLACItsmitHIA ' gent citizens as speakers. powerful. z eur Contests. SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS - " - - j-'I'i�e traced and Baptist Church A full line of genuine, Massey-Harris united Sunday School pienic will , repairs. Give us a trial on a New or %Used gate be held on Friday ,afternoon, JQLBarclay-Transport Phone Pick 5x11 24 Hours Towing Service 14th. at the ;,forth side of Mµasel- ..JOHN L. GILLhiAN Gordon .a. Lava man's Lake. The trucks will leave �� �+, _ the church at 12.30. Everyone to ! �+'� Eyesight Education BROUGHAM, ONT. 23 bring their basket and have a good betwoats Claremont+ _ B'hotne 2DOti Greenwood. Whiteeala and 'i'oesads PICKERING. ONTARIO =' and In a dotibte` wedding at Port _ Perry y, Saturday last, Min nal- fty driven s M& °� EFFIQENCY Not a to You ma Day. of Claremont, became the . , R• G. CLEMEN . bride of Mr. C1ifY°rd Martin, Port Perry. Following a wedding trip !lMdd �� Distaaae b� WV d 8 � i li ki dr :1p`IINI3RAL DERl3'�OTOR to Osillia and pointe aatt#h, the r a o u ding n • 4 _ 'happy couple will shortly reeds In U• ff.. TUCK OARPENT9-1#INQ. Private Ambulance 1!te order tee smalL Nese be !tarp Day and NAsrht Sorvf6e .• Orono. AA shIpmento f mored sad QSld13NTINQ. - Oshawa two, and Stouffville heetsoias a LUIIIBIN6 Pboue 900(1 a hens dao woodw Opt one, made up the visiting rinks at Malvern 5000 the Tournament here at the bowel- ,yam Qars�, g•� l!. � 3 and . ing club on Monday night. Mr. - 104111111110t ap10 �ROOdING Markham, • Ont Cissa, I1. nod G Dbney Bldg. (opp. P. O.) Johns' Oshawa rink took First. owned and operated !1 Oshawa. Phone 1.T16 We a so sell Brantford 11,00481„`James Briscoe's, Claremont, Sec- i X%” !!. -- Hat-rials, Empire Bathroom Farr'8 Elevator and and Ear[ Beare's rink. Gare- _ snont"Third. A local, Mixed Doub- anlsA aip al "RL& )tutq} Pus do}s l;gniEpmrnt, Duro Water _ les is planned' for Friday night. jenf fare; ;o .a}cde uI •sri Badutoa Systems. Beatty a too ace on Tues- Ont. �► ano o} uonuays tpnm aA!$ }ou ..;other Building Materia Phone — Ras, J38. Office W1l3 day,morning, July 11th, of one of . - tines 7onr way op ass }sq1 ano} W!'41 ai1gAA 'notate estimates Free 90Y BEANS — ;1.26 per bush. , .... our oldest, and beloved citizens, in- •°. Oor trucks I, ono aeord o3 us tris;aa o} }qtr,; every 'day." free cross notions weeds l the person of - Mrs. Thomas Gib- eve - i boils, of Clar-m--mont. in h4pr 94th Apsa}a s da canal ,i}hosanna ;o gym, work Guaranteed year, Mrs. G*bons has been a --GOAL, CO,"., nes pus uarace ano Zo;plv si ae:q PROSE L' CIwP of any kind sold Sul}saw sdaa� 'Sut)ttts adaa; • • R K ' 1?'letae .'life-long resident of Claremont, WI,OD, CBVIr.NT, '9 a cad s a� sit � `,� Poultry and g F ,and well-known and much loved by a naso stuauaaeoadmr �Suetu s}c Phone n502 lleie Coal 6 weer: ; BAND GRAVEL, InCKERING, ONTARIO t . all. She has been recognized as a r ;friend to everyone Her husband, aIIa qi�+ euostsa A10 •sono saes 3sg1 Fenelog and !feeling Kaserld the late Thomas �ibbsons prWec- doh aq} ;o t;arttu passtur a,sq 3srtur • • ..,eased her a number of years ago. BUILDER'$ SUPPLIER ' ,CM nsaq am Pus P00WIM3 aauts She is survived by four daughters: 10s0 local varta.ge, work asaq} ;osx} dsa 1 =ys 3� i ]ilrs. Adam Spears, of Whitevale. We have nine. a a}ids ut atz st dw,o�as end • !Mfrs, Worthy, of 13hampton and p1seed in etoct s full q Pau .l �l - t 9'39 Mrs. W>slf8rd, of Claremont, , and line of i1aple Leaf Milian ogas 'AllNuosiad- ue+orr)t aesq ae+ • :3 Mrs. Sam. Stephenson, of Oshawa. Uci a Feeds. uaw 'nap ano ut a.+eq alb alduis DODtsE DeLt�XE �EUAN •"The funeral was held privately at -xa so;. uo}ltl4 'PUT aaaa autati ' p 3r A W. MITCHELL sAo 9 b-� tp ; a Private!' drive» -Big rPdnetion 1f -' .:her late residence on T`iturFday at A. • isil'3 q � . d a o nota saa8 2.30 o'clock, with interment in .the aq1 ;o autos ;o SaolsiR aqs -sataq} .Maaremont Union Cemetery; Pickering, Ont. seas oto;;a us ;taozR Saa.� nwq 38 Chev Special Coach ,! Oftice' phone 7400 Residence 062 aapuom taunt 9.-A pus_.ssaaans nae} _ } �ds�lpusq }8ai2 Isum , nils otfa asogl ;o swauzasat e8� 62 eC condition winju 15000 1m�l P f t ndit' n -qas aqi }B )tool of inq aneq a� • - o u. . Chi Coach,of vision t you• 33 each Extra nice -loth Original r r - '•; • Entn�l Fire 0 Hu m bile an N A R V O SALE - Insurance CO. P , -A ril 26th to Ma 6thIn Porksoi Ue.3haniral condition • ` p y and j'IAWANZSA INS. O0. l��T Qaa! rates,for Farah sad CouOr _ New tires 7. - -_ �►iad.Eern IBuildin >�wl..� A L -F. MOLE, - +Claremont. ° WBndmiBls. Shoo eta PHONE 3201 Automobile Inisaranes of ` l AR Kinds. -- _ Write or rwoso BOWMAN de ROWS / Get your supply of grgl I'gT ONTARIO VEALVALVES WANTED 1 } beautiful NARVO at these attractive. CALL AT bargain prices. 30 colours to choose from,. i Res.Prici Sagiea -Ps, SELL YOUR C A LV E S AT H O E Gallons ' :5.50 :1.50 $4.00 t/� Gallons � 2.90 . .75 2.115 • warts . �*!'. 1.50 .40 1.10 Save TZ me and ldloriey , Pints r � .85 '.20 .6s ' Pints '` .50 �` .10 ��-.40 V; We have a buyer at the farm Also on this sale: NARVO Satin Finish=wash- ' able, semi-lustrous, for walls, etc., 9 shades.' SHALT - ' IMONDA.Y, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. 4HI CKEf?I NG iFA 1?MS _ L LIMITED �.. • • 'PHONE aI 3 A V T r v y . " "Perhaps." she said breathless- mixing well, then the salaid`dress- • • ly, "perhaps—wouldn't I do? I'm tag, and lastly pimento. salt and ' It Makes ac N_ ,Cool Dank ene—r `probe', I mean, she bur- � � � ' pepper. Place in mold and chill. ried on—as if her gray dress and �� voluminous apron were not suf - This makes a very lovely platter ,nest SAIJkDJi _cient advertisement ,of her low A dish, unmould on lettuce (crisp) " estate. ;.f l and surround with - the cottage - -- ,� - - The-young interne's.fice•iinder B f —L, cheese ball salad 1 told you about i went a sort of convulsion; he Fj a few weeks ago. Decorate ptat.er turned his back and made a dia- =2 concerting noise that sounded like j':+ � with.salad dressing and top witti a cross between a sneeze, a sob, 1 E. �' .r,.7 - currant jelly (red) and a smothered prayer. _ D The terrible "Top Sarge" just ..By SA612 CHAMBc:RS Your Household aff��� TEA* , stood, looking. But something in I the way he looked gave the,effect -Problelrns of an amazed Olympian surveying A FISH CHAT Have you russy eaters to yuui from the heights a particularly in... Sommer dais should be good family*! Do .you have trouble SERIAL STORY significant worm, days for the serving of fish. 'Poo providing a varied and intele. N III _ Trap's heart began to sink. She often is'this choice food listed for Ing menu'! no yuul cakes fall: INTERNE TROUBLE cowwioatr, e•as. i couldn't be mistaken. He lied de- Fridays and Lenten the islies family jo es • Then write, enced envelope a nLe tL - i Hu scatvtur. MC.' finitely_ said,. "A probe, by all warm ..weather as fire family loses ed, Belt-addressed envelope tt ` means." Later, of course, she their appetlte for your ordinary bits` Sadie B. Chambers, care ut this paper, and she will endea- was to learn that when a surgeon meat course, try your tactics on By Etinore Co*+�cn Stone � � ~sour to solve your problems. fish dishes. This of course is the asks for "probe:' the chances4re — .-- at least one to a billion billion that best season ibr tresh-ttsh. Fresh CHAPTER I Iiving to earn with her own hands, fish is divided into two -classiflea- • 7- Tran Tran Dearborn entered Saint But it was not until she entered he does not mean a student .fires. but a surgical instrument used for tions "white" and "oily do white '�' YOU FEEL SUNK :Vincent's as a student nurse with- the training school at Saint Via- - fish the oil is in the liver. but 'la extracting embedded solids i ing taken 1:1— mat. hat people really b---- ttrouble to warn her that, is a big canvass the delightful possibilities oul, any one's hav -No`v she only un ersto t •at is Qfllf—C!TQe1'- — t hospital,, .the lowest form of hu- for parody presented' by her given something was terribly 'wrong: The flesh'or guoa lash should'be Are you so blue that life is no longer worth Just Looking, firm and elastic, eyes bright, full, tiring? Do you cry easu7y? Do you feel low man life is a probationer name. „ mean, depressed—just absolutely SUNK? Nevertheless, she persist'e'd, I round-and' bulging. The tail should Then here's good news for you in case yoLL � Lower than the callowest of the in- )Emergency mean—well, you did say you not; be drooping and the gills need a g�0000dd general system tonic—Just taste ' ternes—althou h even Tran could One day, during her first few y?" famous ound. L die a wholesome v bid roots---- B g needed s 'probe', didn't you?" should be red-and fall of'btood. po„fid• l.at ice whotnome besrbs and roow nee that their assumption of jana- weeks at the hospital, she was tak- ,4 " help Nature build up more physical resist- rsnd even so, Top Barge spoke —o— ance and tone up your ao thatk as - - ty sophistication was often but a en with a group of other student „ :-=— - mon throw out t e••bines"and sive with a shilling politeness, may I A Simple Dressing to enjoy iiia cloak to hide panic_ and -a. _nurses. on a demonstration tour of happen to be dales _ �Nt3 of.y life. re depended up Bared -fish or steamed is much devastating sense of bewilderment. ' some of the less exciting-wards. .;,, ae-thlaZompo and and haws pseand the word When Trap's mother had chefs- The itinerary happened to lead in here?" better for the dfgesiton than the along W triaads and neighbors,and to tbeU „ „ Tran put her hands into'the" fried, and aervf this way calla dreg» tened her Tranquility, her has- them past th4 open door of the ' vrkr not tato.ftlakham'a Compound and pockets of her uniform to keep for a dressing. Here is s simple 'ymfilag t!w"f !;,-fid had warned her that she was Emergency reception room at the a° - > .them from shaking. dressing: iviting disaster. .-very moment when a policE ambu• k -- � I was—well--- she r "And anyhow," he had said, lance clanged up and stopped out- managed to get out. "I"--desper• 1 cup cracker or bread crumbs BIBB !'yon don't suppose side; and two uniformed figures 1 tablespoon salt' ppo any one is go- ately she strove for a more chatty lag to call her that, do yon?" hurried in, supporting between „ 1 teaspoon chopped onion them a lim bleeding note— a hospital is such an later- _ �i' O R YOU R - And, of course, no one did. p, eedin mea• esting place—don't you think?" 1 teaspoon chopped parsley "'Tranquility" seemed so prepow- The rest of Tran's group passed 1/8 teaspoon pepper VACATION Then—because the more fright- 1 terousl out of keeping with ev- demurely on, herded by an-older 2 tablespoons butter F P g ened she' was, the more irreaist- erything that was Tran Dearborn. nurse But not Trac. ably she wanted to laugh — she Clean, wipe and dry fish: Rub Perhaps that was because her This that was happening in Em- took her cheeks hard between her with salt. Fill cavity with stuffing. DEFOREST, MAJESTIC slight body, with its restless dane- ergency was the kind of thing she then sew.cavity, rub all over with OR ROGERS _ .Ing feet, and hands that would had hoped she we eo 'a to the teeth; but her traitor eyes son her g � g ger and darker acid shinier in her butter and pelt and-Pepper, and s 'hospital to learn-about. Yet tip-to dart iota quick gestures unless shepale little face. • - little hoar. Place in 'bot oven to � •>.r - held them tightly clasped, seemed date site had not had an.opportun.- bake. If steaming, prepare. in the to be driven b a nervous dynamo ity to learis about much of any- So s liken rem he said, his same manner. " y im own eyes like remote blue icer - too powerful for its size'. thing except unexciting -matters " For those who find It.difficalt to - p that if , you're Quite through More like) it was because of her like the anatomy'of the circulatory obtain fresh fish, do nt think un- _ y eight-seeing here, I should appre- , eyes. system, and how to make beds— eiate'your going to do your look- kindly of caped fish.- Canned Those wide, dark eyes of Tran's and above all, how_ not to address ing elsewhere." goods today are under very rigid ao,out of proportion to her small ones superiors . . Among ' g Name Of "Tranquility" supervision and are thus prepared other thin as Tran had die- y netu:lity" pale face, with the dusting o! as 1 in a-quivering instant, Tran in a very scientific manage. Insist golden,freckles over a llieb-bridg- covered after several dishearten- upon a good brand—it does'not pay ad none •that might have been ing experiences—"probes," as the went, with what dignity she could muster. .� to buy cheap ones, and is ao.dotag haughty if it had not been faintly probationers were vulgarly called, "And who, Benchley," Dr. Sar- you `will be protected. Any Bantry Sar- funny—often gave her a resemb- did not make brash suggestions to lacking these valuable -canned K; • 1 ' their. betters unless asked for gent demanded, "would that feath- -lance to a startled fawn .on the ?" goods in summer is only running. -'er-brain ire. •• • ve of flight . . . That is, finless them. " on three -cylinders. We have two ree. Ser given name—believe it or Now, a•► Tran stood entranced you saw them at one of those not--is Tranquility— Tranquility special favorites, salmon and-tuna. - times when her sense of hamor got with curiosity, some one else came Dearborn,' he said., "But she's There are two valuable points to With Batteries the beat of her mast painstaking along the corridor. and halted out- - more popularly kno.dn as `U#il remember about canned iaimofi. endeavors to look gravely re- side the dloor of Emergency. ivy,„ Firstly the liquid to the tin should LOW-PRICED spectful while the head .nurse Glancing over her shoulder, Tran "And what, in heaven's name, be retained. far it rich In Iodine. was explaining the house rules saw a tall, handsome man whose is she doing in this hospital-­or Secoodly, while We-discard the .. PORTABLE RADIO Cover pro t linen em hasized Cor- that matt ," bones of home cooked salmon the _ .. stance. his look of glowing cleanliness and "Well—as canned should be kept an cr - her nickname rather PLAYS ANYWHERE At such times Tran managed to vitality and self-confidence'; and, neatly implies—just about any. ed. These bones contain valuable keep her other features composed whose arrogant pose and deep-set thing that nobody else wants to do min6rals. Tuna, the "ctiicken of • No Aerial. Ground or 6 an earnestly respectful look b blue eyes suggested a native im- ,,, the sea" is Elie fish we should auto- Plug-in Needed P F --heavers help her!" biting her cheeks hard—but her. patience not too firmly leashed. maticaIly turn to as an aiteraatfve » Door Prot•cta Coalrbl■ g Whether Heaven heard his :.eyes she never could control, even Trap's heart missed a beat as , to the faithful bird from the pool-, While Carrying prayer or not, not many mina.es by openingthen ver wide, she recognized him. Only the day try farm.,There are few things we _ y had elapsed before Tran was to » Rugged Compact Water. Of course le had not really before some one had pointed Dr. do with chicken serving either hot proof Finish. PSP need the benefit�f prayer. even in Sargent out (o her as the most or cold, which are.not eq��aily good 'rolled her "Tranquility" her early scliool days at Miss brilliant sugrebn — and the most (To Be Continued) when made with tuna. e► Light-Weight. Brand's of Virginia, or later, af- gosh-awful man to work under— :` _ _.o— Is Lunt Batcerr Life. —ter her mother and lather had im the whole hospital. It was his -- --- Jellies Tuna N New, Handy Shape. - .. �t died and Aunt Clara had liken her "Bosh-awfulness that had won -Musical Hats for him the nickname of. "To 9?. o=. iia of.cream of spinach soup from one Continental school to an- >l ?_ cup thIck-boiled salad dressing ,/ other All that was before Sergeant," clipped for convenience Gowns and hats that play tunes 1 package (plot) plain gelatine WITI•I°UT 3`3.95 `ban -knell that she would have,a to "Top Sarge." are the latest from Paris: Hand- z{ cup boiling water DOORS $ ' To make a mistake ti'Hen you Long and Short-Wave Model were helping him.uvea as much as %bags tinkle out faint tunes when 1-cup flaked tuna fish :44.95 E LI/n I O U S your uniform was worth'. . . . To opened, hats wheeze bars of mu- ?'4 teaspoon salt .. _ is •a e sic from time to time. From ev- 1'3 teaspoon pepper hi personally. requested to assist REFRESHING him at� an operation was the ening gowns come sprite[y of - tablespoons chopped pimento - 'FREE demonatraltioa at equivalent of a royal command. sentimental songs, when the wear- Heat the soup. Soak gelatine to . any DeFOREST, MAJES- er puts her hand- on hen heart. •two tablespoons cold water,. Add . ' That was.the mark Tran 'had 'set -TIC or ROGERS dealer Musical boxes are hidden in bou- boiling water, stir thoroughiy. add A: Y herself to-shoot aL. to soul), Now fold in the flaked fish quets, buckles, bows and belts. X-LNow the .dark; friendly young rINNER I interne on duty in.. Emergency v' I glanced up- .from the figure the officers had placed on the table " and called, "Oh, Dr. Sargent, please! If you have a minute. I'd appreciate some advice, sir. Wouldn't 1 Do? The tall white-clad figure went Shredded Wheat gives youngsters all , into the .room. After, a hasty ; the energy of 1t]04-o whole wheat. glance up and down te corridor,. Children love its nutty flavor and Tran recklessly slid in after him. crunchy crispness . with milk or „; M ream and berries . `. in dozens of c z - -The--two men bent over, study- different appealing combinations. r i ing the angry red. hole inthebare Serve Shredded Wheat every morn- patch the interne had exposed on ing. 11 big biscuits in every box. The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company.Ltd. the patient's right shoulder, Tran, Niagara Fella - Canada 9 fascinated beyond thought of car- t r tion,,eased herself closer, until her breath was almost upon the backs SNREOD�D `�* • of their neck's.' \ "Pretty deep, shouldn't you say, Trvg�kR sir?'z the interne suggested defer- entially. "Uthink I'll need a probe." o l yJ. • ��'' "A probe, by all, means,';. Dr.' .:h��,y ` *� Sargent agreed. - Tran could hardly believe her ER jay ears. "Probes," she had been .'� told, never- got within a mile of- the genuine operatigns—much less to help with �- peppermint flavor Of them. Yet the,Emergency interna had undofibtedly said that a "• 77- -DO USL'EMINT GUM! frrobe" was needed; and the ter- : ,Got er- JDEO � : ,Get some today. rifying "Top Sarge" had agreed WPM with him.,, It seemed providential _ _ i hat she was on the spot. Issue Pis_ 28 — '39 'Tran cleared her throat an sharply 'that they 'both jumped IN CANADA OF CANADIAN WHEAT _ C and turned, frowning at her. -..MADEt kr s`-...:• _.9^..Arir-rrM ::.::ate' ,."'... ....::_.,c,�.Z ...__.�.,�,..,.,.- % $Litten Chamberhin we eighth caustns three times removed, with list Doctor&0i" r a Y - - S Edward I,of England As. a toss- Ew . . mon ancestor. VOICE : Modem Diet Kiat Edward 1 Their Ancestor c l l PARADE . j Those are findings of Anthony Or flit • ' . 'a Wagner, holder of the 500-year- That Dependis So Mtsch"on Pre- Id rald title of Portcullis Purani _PRESS paredFoods-- am t the Coilege of Arms, hoe I? •'HIS FATE 18 SEALED" One of British heraldry., nCanned foods and other forms the wisest women ot, our time, Wagner has just completed a of masa produced "appetite-tick- Roosevelt table showing . that •' b1me. Genevieve Tabouia,` French l EDUCATIONAL TOUR ling concoctions" have prevented s" newspaperwoman, declares that scende e.t sad Chamberlain de- r scended from a daughter sad a Since the Royal tour t as been masa starvation in Luang countries Hitler's hour has struck. His day on the people in Canada have had but they have done nothing' 'Of destiny arrived, she says, the son of William Coytmore, an Eng- oppertunit to learn the names of build u resistance a ' lishman who lived in the 16th cen- y P against disease day his soldiers entered Prague. tl{. tury the premiers. of our own carious Dr. Clara M. Davis, Winnetka, Ill., ' "On that day democracy woke up provinces. —Pbterboroagh rasa.- well-known child nutrition special fn Britain and France. It was like Queen Elizabeth's relationship ;her. rats told the Montreal Star last a bugle call, It was Hitler's grew to Washington was discovered ac- . cidentally when Wagner was work- • week great- -es! ph — and It spelled his ;; lag on Washington's family tree WE WASTE THE RAIN Dr. Davis, is nc fadist, but she . for the British pavilion at the New As rule we believes that satin has become ' York World's fair. Bet enough pre- g MORE UNEMPLOYED: Canada is a cipitation in Ontario, but we don't too much of a habit, and by con- Among the countries of the world hang on to it. Because of denud- sliming too much "prepared" foods :=t reporting an increase of unemploy- ed land, bare hillsides and,drain- people have largely destroyed the ' anent during the second quarter of Famous young English musical ed swamps we run it all oft to the ability of their appetites alone to ` zomposer who is seeking" Nicotine Sulphate'. control their satin 1939. Royal visit or no royal visit, musical ins ira. sea.—Farmer's Advocate. g• ? p •i�aII-"ia Canada, • there are' now fewer Canadians sees a great future for young Ca Controls Aphids - " Appetite Destroy ed who are working in steady jobs nad'►an composers, especially - ONCE WAS ENOUGH than at this time last year. (Bus!- those in small communities where Milk, sour or fresh, eggs, fresh Lha chief f�rilit f .. r„-ar..-.e__ ' -1 t�-4rtLBgea,—s�pp}eS,—bama$ai r, upped 3 per cent., nevertheless). radio broadcasts of symphonic Catch These Plant Lice At the are being printed-­;black on can- potatoes, carrots and peas seers- Nobody knows,exactly how many music. Beginning of an Outbreak ary yellow. ,Apparently the High- ed to possess everything that was jobless there are in the Dominion. ways pepartaient'a vne experience needed for a balanced diet. Those ,Employment figures the Govern- with fancy color schemes was things were easy to get and gen- mens uses come from several thous- Aphids or plant lice are. soft enough.—Owen Sound Sun-Times. erally cheap enough, she said. N T A R I O bodied inset+ which are frequent- and �• representative firma across Ca- I! we could eat more of them ]y Lound feeding in clusters on a and less canned goods, we would Anda who carry a fair number of wide variety of plants. They vary HISTORY AND THE MOVIES !I be a healthier nation." " men on their payroll, Nobody UTDOORS in colour; white, green, blue, red History in the movies is all people are many 'jobless' young and black forms being the most right, but future youngsters may., '- - -`- ,people are living at home with g ---their parent , how many transients 8y VIC BAKER common. Aphids can be controll- say Don Ameche discovered the '444 gEE HIVE there are, or how large !s the num- ber ed much more easily at the begin- telephone, Clark Gable the Missia_ nin of an outbreak. than later in sippi and Rainvent. ,a mer of unemployed who have not CARE OF WORMS g Raymond Massey applied for relief. Despite the extensive campaign the season when their numbers ed Lincoln. They saw them do It. , carried on during the past few have increased and the leaves on —Brandon Sun. s s years J y the advocates of artifl- which they are feeding have curl- milk BOTTLES: York Countyrial baits to have g ted up in.hem fromsuch a wayas to r RLAPING THE WILD VOTES, tdilk from the producer to the con- artificial plugs every andill sis • Spraying the plants with taco- O S s • —Council is urging a Provincial In- flies, spinners, plugs and sun>lar pays and d'�' Letter from John M. Robb, s sumervestIg. Fa Into the price spread d have with us the old d alwaystine sulphate 40 per cent. and wa• aezca#ire organizer, is asking the lamer. Farmers .o! Southern and ped-worm- ter, to which has been added a party organizations 'in all 'consti- Wearers Ontario are paid on the wool fisherman who prefers worms tuen¢ies to welcome back return- fishermen of,3 1/3 cents per quart first, last and always. To these small amount of laundry soap,.is Ing Reconstructionists.welcome aver the easiest and best method of They will s ' for their milk while city people fishermen we direct the following control. Nicotine should be need dust be regarded as prodigals who .: are charged 12 cents per quart. The advice• have come back atter sowin r• at the rate of three-eighths of a g their ea dncers complain that the tram- r have the pleasure of good p� to 40 gallons of water with wild votes. Toronto Star. sudors wastage !n -milk bottles 1s worm fishing in August and Sep- 2/3 pound of soap added. In responsible to some extent for the tember, the experienced angler small amounts of the spray, use - Y '12 cent price, but why rheas prepares his bait daring this 2 a ll am ul is nicotine in a I. THEATRICALS FOR ALL Against the consumer, If we had to ` month. The trouble is, however, There is no substitute for the that the majority of fishermen ton of soapy water. Apply the ma- theatre, in its true sense. It gives pay a cash deposit on each one. tet3sl on s hot calm da and • fewer bottles would be used as find it difficult to keepworms y a scope to the ac a p, drench both the' upper and lower with latent or developed artistic - !lower vases, jam containers, or tough and in. s fighting s int s thrown In the garbage can, and in- throughout the summer months. surfaces of the Ieaces so as to ac- sense, that no other medium can ewtually hit all the insects.ldeatally, there would be much There is one sure ay of main: supply. Its popularity only stres- less excuse for charging the pres- taining a large supply of worm. s° les its effectiveness And•in a day • ant price for milk' that they- will snap back at theD when synthetic forms of entertain- " trou and this is it! poops And You ment hold such a large part of the RUMOR DEPARTMENT: It is re- All. In A Box spotlight, there is an increasing ,ported by grapevine teleg:-apli that Cki4truct a box about six by BY need for more activity in the field tLI he National Association of Manu- four by three feet deep of one EZABETH EERY o! amateur.theatricals;—Hamilton facturers in the United. States is inch lumber. Cover the. inside "• Spectator. out to "get" President Roosevelt; with several layers of gunny sack Pti.,a that they have sunk ;750,000 in a or paint with pitch. Sink all but "PATRICIA" campaign to see 'tbat he Isn't re- about four inches of the box in By Grace Livingston Hill! LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neper `-aurned for a third term. the ground in some shady spot, then fill to within eight inebes of Curl,up ;n a hammock with this TME WEEK'S QUESTION: And the top with ea mou and goo - - while we are on the subject of Am- rich soil. About once a week rhos of "The Sei enth Sour," "Lo! 7 _ DROSSES. erlcan politics (which. like it or sprinkle somecoffee grounds, Michael," Etc., has Britten s de- k' rot, are tremendously Important to . powdered milk or cornmeal lightly lightful and intensely human story 'Cana(ftans), what regrettable effect over the surface of your -corm of Patricia's struggle for and at- Ys the House of Representatives're- cache. During very warm weather tainment of, in spite of her social-to change the Neutrality Act sprinkle with a little water, being climbing mother, a way o:lfte that NOV0~ '11kely to have on aggressor nations careful not to use too m�h or brings happiness, satisfaction and „�, 'in Europe? Answer: The House's will sink to the bottom an scur insPtration.� May the Filth of the / refusal to make it possible to sell the soil and the worms will die year Patricia Prehtiss was twenty- / f arms to non-aggressor four had become a da / d. t � .. ggreasar nations within 48 hours, _ y of dread (France or England, for instance), because she must give Thorny Bel- During the real hot days, place .� •C A nay 'be construed throughout Eur- s couple of sacks over the top of litigham his final answer to his � .: ope as evidence that a majority of the box to keep out some of the many proposals of marriage, in_ •� .: : Americans are not behind the Pre- heat• This box should take care stead of the gala day of years be- .• •' <3; sident's'effort* to deter. further fore when she bad seen the Worth of at least a tbonFand woc,r.: and family,.united and warm! ha • warlike action by Hitler and Mus- Will keep most of them ohro'3;::•i the y ppy. •••: •f •1 -0'�' eolini entire summer. Each -year Patricia had kept May , •ti. Fifth sacred and the mo the fa me res green, aided by they lovely bed- of _ Tr For For` Chamberlain, blies-of-thc-valley young John / •.•� Worth lead planted at her gate •°n ,• �; Health Urged Roosevelt Kin •: that memorable day. John return- ,• ed oft this crucial anniceraa to r: ` Pat, through the fragrance of the !Or A S. 'Lamb, head of the de Eighth Cousins, Genealogist few lilies he had picked on his way •" •part�ment of physical culture at Mc- Says; Queen Related to to the house, of all her childhood Gill University and president of the Wsahingtotr Lee and -. young womanhopd. The de Canadian Physical Education As toted followers of Grace Living- rociation; recently told the associa- A high British. authority on ge- ston Hill's charming novels will " .tion its dutywas to � protect and neologies has announced his con- take John Worth and Patricia to promote health' rather than to clusion that Queen Elizabeth is their hearts. carry on the "mistaken notion of related to George WashIn V-31 exercise—speed, s't r e n g t h and g Ryon' and "Patricia"—by Grace Livingston a sew .i. �`, y��E�• Robert E. Lee and"that President Hill it sweat." Toros o- t J -, B. Lippincott, RAosevelt and Prime Minister 215 Victoria Street . . . $2.25. " _ Now you can see bow it will look on you, madarn." : ,REG'LAR FELLERS The Legal Mind ; YR z •' By GENE B NES BUMP HUDSON SAYS NATCHERLY, MISTER DUFFY, T CANT PAY YOU A I SWIPED TWENNY IF YOU WAS MY CLIENT WELL, AS A SPECIAL NICKEL. Z CAN'T FAVOR, I'LL HANDLE MARBLES OFFN HIM ' I COULD PROVE YOU EVEN PAY YOU TWO v CAN I SUE HIM a ASSOTIVELY INNERCENT, e'. YOUR CASE,IF YOU'LL ; } BUT You CANT BE MY + B STEDSI CANTO :FORK OVER HAFF� o CLIENT, UNTIL YOU PAY 'o EVEN PA YOU _ BUMPS MARBLES' . •�j` • -, I ME A NICKEL IN ADVANCE F d , A, PENNY- 6 ENNY- 6 b �A1P/ CtREtTOieY a / `•.• �fi r • .e,a7o,,.a+... ..0 r.aeMw ,nHe.,,.w..• .� ' r &04es _ , ,. ... .. ..._. . .ken+' .. '• r ..,, .. ip • r .. :fir. 47 C p O oA Li s m s I --� -aw ]arson Baxter, of Osb- of Ps:ie, Ont ca►lledGoa Pickering "" f� 3. , '�• - awa, has been the guest a Yids friends last Weelt. I - , Eileen Behshby during the past ..C. E. Morley has been busy ore �Mim Elsie Baker,- 01' Toronto, week. 'building the foundation for his ng ` has been spending -Mr. and Mr�sj Frank Chester, - - a few days vac- new residence, just west o! M. S. I ation at the home of her parents, of Winnipeg; called on friends here Ckmpman.s residence. e _ E _merge last week. _ -old­ 1 -Ti ; and Mrs. Balder, Church ' Boyes are spending apoe�ding Mrs, A, 'r= �.n `� �! �r olGl--=�urnerime -Mrs, Jones, of Pasedena.Cali. 1 d a few days p v _ yrs. G. F, Coates and child- called on her cousins, Mrnuner fs. and Mr. with the formers daughter, Mrs. on need FLY SPRAY ` ren an holidaying with the for. Oliver Cruhere last week, kustin Franklin, of Port Perry. '`i J _ -1F: T. and Mrs. Bunting and mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The pulpit in the Presbyterian ]launder, at Brussels, family spent the week-end in Mus- •� �e are offering- -- _ - Church was occupied on Sunday by �--,Miss Gladys Burns, of Toron- koku• Rev. Jahn Kelman, of Fairbank• "Budget," $ oz. tin at 150. y to, who has been spending a couple - -Some of our presidents went in- 0hurch, Toronto, who preached •. 1'1-iHd6Qt" 13 oz. tin a1 250. ~ � :af months with her, sister, Mrs. L. to Toronto on Wednesday to wit- very acceptably. On` Sunday next,- of Morley. owing to ill-health, re- mess the Orange Parade. Rev. R. C. Acheson,' of Vancouver and thoroughly reliable sprayers-at 25C. :turned to the city last week-to re- -:•ms. Wesley Harvey; of Brook Heighs, will preach. The service NOTICE-Every tin guaranteed llbure-dill, ' lsumne�her duties. lin, has been spending a week with mill begin at '10 o'clock, s. m„ D. " t--Mr. �(,eorge Law, of'Toronto, C. A. and Mrs. Sterrhtt. _ S. T. , _ `"Why pay doable the monQy for other linea? accompanied by his son, Lorne, Charles Law has erected a ver- -.,Tack and Mrs. 'Teeple, of Tor- - L --- suhd family, of North Dakota, vis- m froom of residence, onto, accompanied by the former's fted the former's sisters, Misses the work being done by Thos• father, Roscoe Teeple, Paisley, vis- _You also need •`Scampers" for the Thallic s Nellid Law, one day Dwyer. ited Jahn and Mrs. Marker on Sat- _'1 i decently. It is a good many years --Morris Hickey moved 1s9ty evening. On 'SromdaY, accorn- 'whole family. 1 since Lorne left Ontario, and this week into his new house which he children's, $1.39 + erected on the lot just east of Panned by Mrs. Murkar, they via- his first Visit. to his oid home. -ted__Mr• T__"P-ke a sister_ of St. -- -- - �.4W. and Mrs. R, Ripley, of James -- -- ' Cbaharineis, who has been in poor o g' $1.69 In Little Current,' Maritonlin Island, -,Tattle Miss Jane Miller spent hey .also fired to the y QQ - ;vished Pickering friends over the a few days last week with her Falls• They report a very large Men's $1 s9V Mock ndparents, W. W. and Mrs. Gee holiday. •f Greenvrood crop of cherries ddb `.are now .--]lube Ladies Aid of the -W. J. and Mrs Miller and R. ripening• byterian Church "ill bald a Gesiaua 4 LADIES---Don't forget about our line of '�G►ORDQN'_' _ party on Wednesday, JulY 26th, W. and Mss ]differ and daughter, _ rich will include a Supper and a visited C*remont relatives an Sun- ClA.RD OF THANKS silk boatiery,--S%&,vise and Chiffon. Program, The chief feature of the day. .69e. per pair, 3 pairs for $2.00 . Aerogram wilt be, an address by =The hay harvest, which has Mr. and Mrs. Wade and Gordon . ti a •ylr. Gregary Clark, feature writer kept the farmers buns for the Pabst wish to thank all their friends and two weeks is nearly over. The crop the Toronto Daily Star, the sub- neighbors who were so kind to I�-; �U•FLITE+• in S ., • being ..Highlights of the Roy- has been a fairly good one. Gordon, during his recent illness. ave ydu seen our , port aftosa? al Tom,, unless he is prevented by --JThe LLdies' Aid of St. And- ,in.Vhite, Blue and ,Burgundy.­ri ht up to the' ' or some re�vv's Church will ,meet at the Minute. COME ON gIN i --1s. Cereaatioa; sou; Classified Advert4aesimter ` other call upon him by his. prof- home of Mrs. Edgar Andrew, on --• _ _ . . eeffional duties. Full particulars Thursday, July 20th, at the usual HOUSE TO RFiNT - frame colt- - be given next week. hour. age, 5 roams and bath room. Wat-will PMA -�'it. Geo s Women's Guild er in house. Electric. Good• garden ,� 5. r-,A nasty amident occurred one r»' nijt last week during .the ball �Il hold a Sale of Home-made Pfoeseasion, Aug. fall Russell Sur game at the Park here, -hen the CooWng, on Saturday., July 15th, rell, Pickering. 46-4 "Base" of Whitby were at bat. at Mrs. RaunPh's cottage, Sgoaires: MOFFAT - Electric range. high O j"y D o sIV ' 'The batter at: the moment allowed $each, at S p. ai - rice $125., sell for SELLING ACSoven, original P the bet to slide out of his, hands -Several rainstorms occurred $254,H sold at once. H. E. Chap- on 1L. swing at a pitched ball, the during the post week which were to .Frank Prouee, Pick- heavy . very acceptable, as the land had man, app end of the bat struck H. G. Pt heavy become mite The rainfall was t• ^. Calvert] in the face inflicting_sev- _ q dry• erind'• 46-? - $of H'Over R>}bbCle, 11'B t0 5'e, - , . ..• . �9(i, era] deep gashes and blacking the. was heavier along the lake shore HELP WANTED - woman or 1.00 eyes, the bat then swung.around, -New potatoes. grown locally, girl to help in home, no ,heavy Men's la's and d otB,_Bocts1}I plSr"8 1e88 � � - and struck A. H:.Robinson in the are now on the market. The price work. good home. Len' 'Keeler. (;bllil'reII'i and BOy&' ;3OCt• eBd OafordB. pr, i90. „ a hue cutting his chin. Both men, in the stores is 7 lbs. for 25c. but Greenwood 46-7 ;Men's Leather Leggings, Reg. $2.00.4or 99C. ors on the side ' it is gradually beconxin&lower as for 11.49 vrho were spe:c'tat FOR STALE - a quantity of hay, is IInderwaar, tieg, �2,CO3 lines, required medical attention. the supply increases: standing or on shares. ,Dr. McEav 4 ' _The regular meeting of the W. . ,-,It is rumored that work on g Men's Ro><peo Blippere, Reg. $2.50, for X1.79 �. �• the t*raised Chum +bq new, highway will be resumed en, Pickering 'Men's Necfi: Ties, Regular x,1.(0 and 75c. for 39e. J.° ]held 'at the sumo:... hoose of. b,1 .,_ about a couple of weeks. This FOR SALE - 6 weeks old pica 95 1 95. F. p Lawson. The ]'resident. will be wel"mw to many who are •Mens Sweater Coate, Oxford Grey, Reg,1. , . from Imported Advance Registry, Mep's Fine shirts,, Reg, 2.E0 and $1,96, $1.3g F. T. Bunting was in the jobless and are anxious for work. O• A. C, Stock, Write or see A, (chair and led.the Devotional Per- The strawberry crop wtsiah has.. E. Knapp, 5th con. end' Gr�nwood Ladies' Silk Hose, Heg. 69c., for , fi9C. hod, assisted by -Mrs. L. Morley. . been quote ss. abundant one, is sideroad, Pickering- Tvwnahip, Loc- - Dnring the Business Session, Mrs. now over, and the raspberries will ust Hill P. O. N'i'e(} T. �3ilnting • . P1CXLP1' Ilg r 1R. S: Chapman re W, the bale be ripe to about, a week. and if J 4'' here are frequent rains a good I,Ob»r - gold necklace at Clare- Estt.bllalted 1857, 001111, &V ' . i - valved at $185. The topic, entitled crop is expected: mont Unhan Cemetery on - - . 'Slvonld Garuda Admit Refugees?". The members of the Women's ion Day Service. Keepeake. Any- was taken by Miss Edith Marray Institate ,wish to thank the ladies one finding acme, Please Phone, PECIALS - 1 � Mrs. Cyril Morley. At the of the village and community for close, refreahtnents were served by their donations of baking for the � Clarensotrtr phone Clare '40 R. R, 1 j . _, ' . The outing booth on July 1st. ,�'� Murray's C:cup. - Breakf est $aeon, 25c. alb• _ was made -possible by the kindness .-We are Pleased to report that HOUSE and. LOT FOR SALE ithose gentlemen who supplied M:. E. C, Jones, who underwent Gerald Str. Broughsai. Possession !� - tRnsportatioa an operation for appendicitis in a and Terms arranged, Apply E. Minced teak, flea alb. - .-,it is,always more or less can Toronto Hospital about two weeks E, Perryman, 'Acton, Out. R, R, 2 Serous for motorists to drive their ago, is maiong rapid pragrees to- 47-48 .`:Pork Liver, '.:l2e. a bob scars at a high rate of speed. It is ward recovery. d%ni When the traffic is • .--The members of the Ladies' +NEW POTATOE - for sale. C• 8 f.,�o�m Bee12�• a The ]heavy. It is very dangerous if the Aid of St- Andrew's Church held a E, Pegg, Claremont, R, R, 2, phone. driver has taken a small glass of Lawrt n Pay at the home of Mrs. 1422 Clare _ Jewel Shorteningr 15c. a liquor. It is also,very dangerous if Kerry, on Wednesday afternoon RASPBERRY PICKERS WANTED Classic Cleanser, 3 tins, 3C• the motorist goes W sleep m the Iasi Ani e�njoy:hlhie supper, includ- i - truck will call at Pickering ht f wt,eel, vrhich they some lilacs do. ing stmwberries and cream, was 7 a, m•, daily, return at 6 p, m, ting, 25c• And it is also exceedingly danger- served. Therei was a large atten �� Winter and,9ons. ous to drive fast in a car which dancee and all report a good.,tivne• E I D i lues defective or worn tires, espec- -The .July meeting of the Y. FOR SALE - choice of two M-H -R h weather, when the heat P. U of the United Church' will Manders,• Ane 7ft.•cut, has cut sev- • • i _ { Tally in of will cause .the air in the tires to take the form of an , evening en crops, near new canvas; other, blow- cruise from Toronto to Queenstan $l1t,CjlBY .(phone 3000) -Pielrer ng ' .expand. Twice this week;' Eft. cut, good working order. M, ',onto occurred in front of -this of- and return, on the evening of,July Barrett, Pickering. " ~fKx., In one case the car was going 20th. Cars will be- leaving Chap- - pt a very 'high speed and it went man's Store at 5 p. m. Boat leaves FOR SALE - 8-roomed house is i over 300 feet before the driver at 6. Return fare, $1.00. A�cordial Claremont, good garage and barn, a a could bring it to s stop, and he. invitation is extended to members plenty of hard - and soft water, p renHardware t ' ion rice reasonable. ■ ick e `Diad difficulty in .controlling it. and friends. good situat , price, g Many fatal accidents are .attribut- -The death took place on Sun- W• M, Palmer, Box 82, Claremont. ed to this cause. day, July 9th, dt his home, just 47_48 j Awa well known Pickering East of Pickering Village, of Mr. u young people were united in•marc- Leonard Neale,, in his 71st year. ,SUDDEN DEATH .Mage, at a quiet ceremony at 1Q30 The deceased had been suffering y �+p _ Saturday moaning, July 1st, when ill health for a number of years -specials BUG KILLER ;Irene May Cooper became the bride from a heart condition, and death L of Mr. Eric Gordon Bradley. The followed a . seizure which took :` 'Can Dc� dusted oil the plant sily ' ceremony, which took place in the pie on that day. Mr. Neale was Boys' * ,Summer .Swe ter8 � Urhited Church Manse, was Perfor- a native of Gloucestardhire, Eng• - SCC, each • umed by Rev. M. Jenkinson. The .and came to this country bi years tune during the day. No dew is bride gowned in mauve sheer ago. Thirty-nine yeap ago, he Boys' Camp Shoes, $1.45_ with white accessories, and carried Miss Melinda Bond, of neees8ary `o -make' 'Yla a it stick, a pair rosea and delphiniums. Mrs. Art- Columbus, Ont., at Whitby. andIV the 'B �who was her sister's att- tlhey have farmed on No. 2 High- u+ en's Csmp Shoelt,$1,65 Sudden Deafg a eudant, wore white sheer, ' with way bdtween Whitby and Pickering a air - matching accessories, and carried ever- since. Mr. Neale was one of p to snapdragons and baby's breath. cour Very well-known township cit- Men's Sport shirts, pltlz Ne�- Life the'" Plant Mr. ,Arthur Silk acted as-grooms- izens, and during the years 1924 (man. Following the ceremony, a and 1925 was Township Assessor. .short sleeves, $1 00 ea. - ,.•...'�gent for McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery and reception was held at the home of The funeral took place on Tues- • 1SC. 20C. Xr. and Mrs. C. Bradley, after day wytij service at the house and Men 6 Socks, , Repaica. which the happy couple left on a interment in Erskine Cemetery. 25C,, 35C.and SOC. i pr. _ Om, Notho We ba" IL Cas Get L Or It Is aoi maw. g�,1% _ trip-to Niagara palls and points The service was attended by. a l -'West. They will reside on King St. large number of friends who paid �. O. Bradley FrOoa" Wedt. ' their last respects to a Highly- re- - I.S. i j ( spected•friend and neighbor. Phone Pick 2904 ; SB ALSDON, • �1CK,LAaa KERING -- `(hoe also Editorial page for locals) I --