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VOL. L�'I1 PICSERING9 ONT.. . FRIDAY a JUNE 10) 1 ' 38.
L — iMlraftaastlosaal ObarDa. Broult Road Mrs Aitken's Cooking School -
NOTICE
Pickering, June 17th. -GREENWOOD 4
•X � Mr. and Mrs. Yates and daugh- Ladies, this is ,for You. MILLS :f
ter Audrey; have moved to their M ILLS
R. H. 0. .PBAR90N-Physician 'Our trucks, ass our way --i93G
D: dSurgeon` Danbatton. 1017 P y, y gt127,pyler home where they intend
every day. ' living for the next few months. Annual Presbyterian Church
RR. FORSYTH, Oph.D., Director ` ' Garden Party
.Optome•rial A..ociationalOntmto -g. COAL COBE Mrs'. Hetu, of, Store, spent the ~
Wend aternberof the American Optometr-31 -' week-end visiting in Toronto and Memorial Park, Pickering CHOPPING Association. Eyes examined by appointment. Wednesday, June 22nd. Monday,
ase ssa>♦.Claremont.out. WI�QD, CEMENT, Hamilton, _ y, Wednesday and• Friday
_ "Greenwtood` tIVE GRIND FINE
Loral. ,SAND, GRAVEL, Erskine-Cemetery Decoration Dag
$Mtnand . June 12th, 3 p. m. D. S. T, Bran, Shorts and Feed of iatl
- — n s, a so minerals an other
R.Solicitor,(votary Yubltc. tvlo.teyio LoaaALE) tWt)bY . , Hermits a 'Farms Awgrds for friends visited them on Sunday,
a9�formerlyoccuptedby taetateA.E.Chrir BUILDER'S SUPPLIES g The W. A. will }old their mon- eoncentrafesfor profitable feeding
t1aa.•outh ting of blurt-HOWA.wlutbr• sly First of July Celebfation here. ;.
alrso local eartage work �— thly meeting at the la=e of Mrs. kept on hand
BEATON, BELL & ROSS The'Hermits a Farms are offer- ferry"Nilson, . ' '
Barristers if Solicitors We have also ptaeed in sleek ai full g Mr. Frank Walls' sister from We stock only the best Poultry
line of 9da le Leaf Mililn ing through Robt, Ruddy $15 in
!WILLIAM J.BEATON.K.C. _ p e Prize money " for a competition of Mt. Forest spent the week end :Feeds' and. Supplies. ,
HiBROC3KE BELL,K.C. J.8•F.ROSS Co'?, Feeds. Ayrshire bulls. The conditions" of with them here.
Don't forget the F" Sr- C� E1�7r
JAMES A. WRIGHT A 'W MITCHELL the class to be, Firstly: that the - g e Junior Farmers'
13 Say Streat. Toronto. adelatde 9838 A. • bull be less than 18 nfonths of age, picnic arid Junior I.nstitute at F.
Secondly: that it be owned in the L. Green's Park on the 9th. h*�
cetera,RICHARDSON& Co., Barris. Pickering. Ont. y our dramatic club are presenting -FIA1�0-TUNING =—
v - Tovrnship of Pickerinir, Thirdly,
•tern,Life
ors. Notaries etc., Suite Sato, their 'drama Wind Willows" at AND.
Bxa[ior Lifer Buddeng.36 Toronto St foronto. 08ice phone 1400 .Residence 85L0 that it be frorp a` grade herd. Y
Telephone ad.t6a3$: Pickering Yhon 4613. atf. Fourthly, that there must.be at Cedar Grove on the 7th-. All kinds of YE sir ork
NGUS I,MILLAN-�BarFister, Sol- least four bulls entered to make a' Roy Walls, ,of Cresswell, and 1
__ The Beal Store,Claremont �, First of July at 2 p. m. S. g, Pent Sun= All Tuning Guaranteed
Torunto.'Tet ne Elgin 5303. 29tt 1 Vanessa,day at- their
Pickering, s
Lendai �- fir. and '.firs. Ormerod and lit-
FURNITURE R N I T U R E W9 CLOSE AVE.; TORONTO
Attona tle daughter, also Mrs. Brandon, Phone Lakeside 1502 ;
(�ERBERIfT. FALLAISE. L. D S.. We are dieplaving an attractive „ called on many friends here on s.
j 1 varies of Clifford Bartley is• the proud Sunday evening. orders taken at NEWS Office
D.D.S,Graduate n(the Royal Co11:ge of Y ;.
Oantai Surgeons and the ilnn•enity of Toronto. Aluminum and Graniteware Etc. Mrs, Frank Gee of La na
a]iee in residence second door east of St. And- possessor Of 1�0 white dliCliS• r gu
tsw'sChurch._tickering,Ont.. Office hours: 0 Furniture and Furuitu[e `*
(X-ray lNoveltiee. We are lad to see Earl How- 'Beach, California, visited-*r coin'
a.m. be Op.sr.. or nes appotnrment. .' g '«
service). Phone Pick azn0. Prices low, in keeping with tinier. sam out..again after being confined ins, F. Ward, Mrs. Gibson and W. FUEL v
to :us bed for some time. �'. and Mrs. Gee' last week. A �
�sfs►tst�a'�tarns. b>r,. and Mrs. K;" Reesor- spent We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
- RAD Q SERVICE the 24th wit:r Mr. and .Mrs. I- E. Trerri'le is still suffering from , • `
Benson of Agincourt. the after effects of septic throat. Builders Supplies
K. BEATON. TOWNSMP We, hope for a s
•D A Graduate'of Radio College The sympat:y of the community speedy recovery.
..► t Clerk. Convayancgr Commi••tower for
talnaa sBldavita. Accountant,'Etc. Issuer of with is e.ctei,ded to the family of the Mrs. Thos. Hortop and littleMarriLutnbe! and Lath
ageLiaynan. whitevale.Ont. lateMrs. Hutchison, who passed daughter have been visiting I-.fer B. C. Shingles - :{
---- �` p-to-the-miDute training away at her .ams hereon Sunda parents, 'fir. and Mrs. W Gee,
A. E. RICHARD&O and Mrs, A. Trewartba, Markham, while here, she called on many old
FINEST EQUIPMENT.; and bliss Lydia Fuller, of Toronto,. friends.
Blue Coal'
a► S1QLtf RAL IN9IIRA1\GE
REAL .-B-3YATE for visited with Mr. and. Mrs. 3tac- Mrs. James Plaskett has sold her -' Alberta Coal
Lome to a•cit
CONVEYAIQCINO Guaranteed Satisfaction Kay on the 24th. cosy y customer, we Domestic Coke
11a oY.sat'ahlished agt�, ready onto were recent visitors with K. We uilderstand she will be movie Cement. Lime Plaster
to sane.. Ree?nnathlo Pi -As a g t
and Mrs. Reesor.. to Markham.
♦ tPhti Pick. 6000 H: ROY'MILLER.. Y, p. M pie Body Wcoa
Tuba tu�ea_Batteria always eat-b Ad
Visitors at the B. Reeser home else >onducted cases•c.•un:h
- for the 24t': were: 'Mr. and Mrs. service 'splendidly on. Sunday morn- Agents for Liiudy Fence
YY 1 M K rY- 4stf Phone Mark 1909 and Mrs: Coswell of Toronto. :fir. Staephen Sarweil of Oshawa,
anti Metal irlr00[1D�
-Brouabsm. - .Ontario ,F.• Locke of Fraserville and Mr. ing. The able address delivered
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND _
_ W e are .glad to yes Mrs. O. was well received. �� .. erns
VALUATOR Madill home again after her sec- '•' Cnekshi]tt lLUplemelltJi7.7
Bales eeaducted Anywhere { D .�� E E R ent operation i ' Gen-.Toronto Gen-. Greenwood Circuit ,annual„ Field
eral Hospital. y. y Boybp
Phoete of write. Address 614 Dundas _ _ ". Day, ,Wednesday,' Jul 6th. ''Secure 1?rlea Before _
Street. Bast.
Some of our local.fishermen —
1Vhitby. Onter*. _- S. spent the 24th at Port Perry and Reserve Wednesday, ;July 6th, WILSON
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report- the fishing good. They said for the biggest Field Day and Con- YY 1 L S O N 8 R O S.
-Beat Rates Available with if they had got, 4he.one they were cert of the season.'at F. L.- Green's �.001IISt Hill, �L
51111 Ap�les For. Salt after and two more t.ae} would Park, Greenwood, under t r• aus- ,
Q Security and Service, ;have had`three• pices of the Greenwood " United Phone rIt 72M
-' — Church Circuit. A full' -pr•orram of
Qplt 6slvanlzPd Steel Sbingle0. Brougham
I Bird's Felt Slate Shingles. Address - Phone .,. soft ball -and sports for everyl!ody . . '�l'ECIAL
BROUGHy1M _PICK 516 with spectacular prizes, will be held
Abe, re-rubbrrinR buggy wheels. The W, M. S. meet at the home in the afternoon and in tee even- 1 in. Ma p
Lawn mowers_ab%rltetied. pie Lumber-420
T. PATER90N 9 (?LAREMAA of Mrs. Burton on June 16th. Ing•, the most popular entertain- _
GARDEN CROPS S.,me of our people attended the ment of the In 500 ft, lots or more.
Call and get prices. Phone 2625 i ear will be presented
Co�r�r Demonstration. by the Bethesda W. A. Wat,h for Get Cllr prices alt Redd
Mission Band meet at firs, Rich- Y Roofing
Will Pay Profits particulars. _ g
If you knew you WERE NEXT Ws on' Saturday, June 11th. • �. �-- and asphalt Shingles. Pri will
Y Y If You U• T'1e _Dean Mairs family and L Dunbarton '
you would.bustle io.a.fter chat !n _ _ Y be higher in the Spring.
surance Protection we've been -NATURAL MINE-RAi, suer-Sir°• Matthews - Crew-in -(W. -�- -
aqua on. June 1st to see the circus, mr�: Frank Dales is convalescing
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talking about L L g
Phosphates The .W: I.' are arlanfiing some at t'-e home hf his mother here. .•. DICKERING
YOU MAY BE NEXT very worthwhile programs for the Mr, Cameron, Barnes of Toren- • .•. -
To ftcrease Yieldsal and improve Quality LUMBER YARD
T coming year. ":. ._ - •,, to sea"s.a .guest over the week end
CYRI� E. M'ORLEY of all crops Will and Mrs: Brown were with of his cousin; James. Barnes.
ORNERAL INSURa4 NCF °!
D N Loe�woci� their People. June 3rd; it befn; Airs. Russell Conner' is spending' PHO\F, 340N ,
Our Motto-Service and Protection t:• aor.lier's birthday. a few days with her, sister bars. a
Phone Picke&g 6700 _ . — _ Mrs, •Philip--attended--Decoration G•reen,_Af-Toronto.--
- 1 " ay sever w was In Claremont
Grove. O'shawa hospital for a mastoid op- -
.PICRF.RING, ONT. The re resentative of the Temp- eration is under the
♦ WE DELIVER P doctor, care Ernest C Fetzer
1l�llxieT Furniture seance Federation gave an address again, we are sorry to report.' C.
PHONE $317 well worth hearing on Sunday. lir, `and 'Mrs. D. Hennick, of tj100 n Mone Hired. GeN
-: :fir. Bert Harvey and Mrs. Har. North Tonawanda, -Pent tl4e week Flrst Mortgages. i s'
•. - vey were in Whitby on .Tuesday end, with the Matter's sisters, Miss LAyiryER ,
Lawn `Chair evening as.'entertainers at the Violet .and 'Janet Allison. N y� experience
R. -G. CUNDENING Lions' Club. _ _ _ The- regular meeting of .the W.
folds very' sexily from the
front.Natural, varnished bard FUNERAL DIRECTOR -Mr. and Mrs. 'Morris, of Toren- u'. 'S.' will be.-held at the It.rme of •
wood frame, witb reinforced -Private Ambulance daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Frank. day, June 16th, at 3 o'clock.,All
seat,iii abeavy'striped awn- Day and Nigbt Service. Brown;- 'of Leamington, visited the ladies welcome'. NEW
Pbone 90% Browns on Tuesday last., fie_.are -glad •to report Mrs. DISCOVERY
ing duck-.41.49. P
Malvern 5A00 Mr. Stevens of San Francisco, Ben Wood, who has beep seriously
Deck Chairs Mrs, Johpston, of Torpnto, and ill.coming..along nicely.. A speedy -a vMEDICATEDT _..
Markham, • Ont. Mr. and Mrs: North, of Toronto, recovery is >Ipped for. INSOLES
Complete, with canopy and were Sunday visitors at the Har- Decoration Day at Erskine Cem Ends Foot Torture. Quicker
foot rest. Sturdy hardwood vey home: Mrs. Cosgrave returned etery next Sunday, June 12th at Comfortable to Wear
home with Mr. and Mrs. North. 3 P. m. Rev. Mr. Howey is con-
frames in natural hardwood; :• HARDWARE j The Closing meeting 'of the .Y- ducting the,service,- with .Cherry-
covering in a baavy striped P', Union took the form of*an ice wood choir assisting. .
Stops r -_
awning•--x2.10. cream social •held on the D. Gen- The Mission Band,celebrated iters SORE BURNING A HIN(s'
Dairy Supplies, Tinware, En non lawn. A very enjoyable even- 6th birthday at thio home of Mrs. ING FEET - -- --
SIKMONS WALNUT STEEL amelware, Electrit .Washers ing of g=es was spent. Refresh- Jos. Allison last . Saturda The '
yf Removes•Callouses.Destroys IS"
BED menta and ice cram was,served, birthday cake -with its six candles
Stoves, Paints, Oils, Coal Odors ,
Complete with felt mattress and Although the weather was unfav- was cut by Mrs, Thom, After a
spring-116.50 Oil. all at right prices. orable for picnicking, four ,cars of nice program from this girls a BEST for Athletes Foot, �
Tlnsmithin and Re ai? Bro t>lam Youn Peo le motored few ' ' Daueing Feetr Easily Applied
8 p - uS g P gaYnes.mere Played on the lawn
lttistlae A:Mlasee, Das ere hfigrt Work promptly attended' to Hampton on Saturday afternoon everyone enjoying themselves. . 900THm--SANITARY y
to attend the -Oshawa Presbyerial Sunday morning the Cradle Roll
dile. Ixr flair-
llraar leN - t0• picnic. Supt. welcomed our babies into
Cc steels Pei spiration
_KM Oder
The members of the W. M, S. the Sunday School, with Rosemary
STERRITT AL BUSHBY of the Church' met at the home of Howey, Dorothy" Annan;' Bileen
Mrs. Lemon on June`lst to Pack Ward and Kathleen Stroud rocking - JONES
A00 ft,. q,
Hardware Tinsmith the missionary bales, Three large the cradle, while,Jean ..Flynn said
HE CKE 0 il'� T
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low
'"Funeral Director PTCKERING bales of a fine assortment of in- a verse of welboine as the babies �
'Furniture Dealer p� 4tN fants' wear, quilts, clothing, boots rinmes were placed in it. The ser- Tbs � g&trs
i. and Christmas gifts were made vice rewas closed with a song by .ting, Oat Phol; a
p'l0►kgri>gII. QIItwdo ready forr slyipment to SaaUtahe'w- Mildd ,O ley, Joan Fl
y� sere
an to Hearat Hospital. Betty Fran.,j
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Electrified Fence
;&-THS •..Keeps Out Bears
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-NEWS INPRETED ''Bears love honey. Because of
this, up to now bee-keeping -has
'
A Coromseatasy been almost impossible in the - -
on this ]Visci important Events Rocky Mountains, traditional EDITORIAL COMMENT FROM HERE. 'THERE AND
home of "grizzlies". But science EVERYWHERE.
of the Wim' has stepped in; and the University
sy ELIZABETH EEDY of California and the V. S. De- •CANADA What They Hear About Us
partinent of Agri,-ulture have re- _ "Canada," said Lord Tweeds-
AZ sorted to electricity. muir to the'visiting Scottish far-e j
WHAT, NO NEWS?: Why is it Italian treaty , hinges upon a Hives are•now being surround- Death By Drowning niers the other day, "gets rotten
_ that nothing seems to be going on speedy conclusion .of the war in ed with four-wire fences=and the The 'toll of drowning in.On- publicity; too much for the fail-
-in Canada this week-apart from Spain. (The treaty cannot go into tario during the spring and sum-
wires are charged with electricity. ures and too little for the sue-
the talk at Ottawa, we mean? effect until the war is over And Since bears do most of their mer months is greater than the ceases." .There is much truth is
Rather hard on the newspapers, since General Franco has appeared prowling at night a photo-electric toll of highway traffic. It is a that remark.
you know,• having so few stories for some tim« to be on the win- cell automa.tically cuts off the heavy price to pay for sport and The world hears about our
t to feature in the headlines. Hing side . current soon- after after dawn. recreation, where risk is ' pre- , Western drought, the problem of
What's behisd it + - ro ess of the insurg- ferred to, safer .-St. Catharines
everybody's'too busy to be making ent campaign in the Spanis pen= **YY Standa our solid accomplishments. Per-
news. British'Columbia is trying insula the past few weeks, then, News til Brief I haps the world does not realize
to cope with its urgent relief is causing serious embarrassment One every 20 Minutes. that this small populationin half
problem, while thinking about the to both the British and Italian Divorces were granted at the a century has made a nation out
new highway through to Alaska; governments. It looks as though To Protest Bombing, recent assizes at London, Ont., at of scattered settlements, has made
Alberta is busy untying Social the embarrassment is likely to .PARIS.-France this week-end the rate of one every 20 minutes, a good start in the development
- -; +Credit knots.and keeping a fin- continue, too, with General Franco opened negotiations with Britain after which we cannot very well of rich natural'resources, is, one germ, the Saskatchewan election. making 'preparations to carry on and the Vatican for a joint note - complain about Reno or other of the foremost trading.countries
pie; the farmers of Saskatchewan his part,of the war into thn fall of protest to be sent General - c on earth. Sometimes in the face
"divorce-mills." Brockville Re-' .
are blessedly busy on the land, and winter. And the ,.Loyalist Francisco Franco's Government corder' and Times. of immediate dificultieb, we fail
_ _"giving little thought to how the -Government declares it is Pre- against air .bombardments in to bear these facts in mind even
election: will turn out; Quebec is, pared to hold out indefinitely: ... g ourselves. - Ottawa our
Spairi: —it's Safe For A While anion rse Otta J
occupied with provincial problems; Now that Mr. Crerar has in- nal.
` taking time'off now and then for SPONTANEOUS �COMBUS- .Exciting Dub Win formed,the House that'Canada's
a bit of a "Red"hunt; while down TION: "Film Explosion in Detroit �B y title to the Arctic regions is be-
d Qntario ever Kills One Man," reads one of the_' LONDON.-Close upon a mill- yond dispute we will breathe The EMPIRE
3tbadz - ion people converged on the his-
ont gardening or golfing or listen- weeks headlines. Seven persons, easier realizing there is no danger
ins to the crops grow, - incidentally, were seriously burned toric Epsom Downs course this
+ year to see the Derby won b Bois of waking• up some morning and Don't Kill Your Doctor!
It's June.• Isn't that news on the same occasion. The film? q y y finding some foreign power has Dr. Harry Stark,'of Stoke New-
Rnough for anybody'? A. Mae West picture. Nuff said. Roussel, bred in France but'owned annexed an iceberg or. two. - ington, at the age of 35, had
by Peter }�sridolph Louis Beatty; Peterborough Examiner, reached what most of us would
NO REST FOR THE WIN- ' EACH OF US PAYS $3.11: son of'the British Admiral of Jut- _ call "success".
Canada's defense program At land fame, and grandson of Mar-
NERS: Their long fight over, the the present time is costing $:3.11 shall Field of Chicago. Drivers Are Different He had a very goad practice; .
jour winners in the biiliac Will It is surprising how so many his patients loved him.
-Stork Derby are`deserving of a Per capita Most of this money otherwise honest, just and consid- Dr. Stark died last' week. He
little bit of quiet and time to en- is going into construction of for- Will Maintain Precautions erate men and women become per- died in the most unspectacular,
joy their new-found riches. But tificationa on the Pacific coast. PRAGUE.- Rumors published feet boors when.they enter the way a man can die-in bed.
no, the.big invasion,has begun- We're getting off easy over suggesting that Czechoslovakia is driving seat of an automobile. In But he Bare his life for a pa
of salesmen and hangers-on into here. In..Great Britain, the -cost withdrawing her troops from the their homes, on the street, and at tient whom he probably scarcely
the Toronto homes of the four is eight times as much for every frontier are quite unfounded, public gatherings, these motorists knew,
individual. in circles berg declare. 'C`
mothers: It will apparef}tly comm a are practically the personification Dr. Stark contracted blood pois-
to an,end only when each sum of Czechoslo'iiakia is not prepared of courtesy and kindness.- Place a oning from. the patient: The pa-
$75,000 has been exhausted by TIME LIMIT: Although the. to relax the precautions she has . s'teerirg'*heel in their hands; and tient still lives. He is cured. -
_ Czechoslovakian crisis ,has Sub- taken-for security in the convic- whole -
lawyers' expenses, new cars, ra- sided for the moment-Germany tion that these are u entl neves- their ole 'nature seems to Next time you say, "Oh, the
-`dios. refrigerators. y hange.=Cha m News. doctor's bill can wait," think of
has "found a bigger problem to sary, and she will stand by the
c tha
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Not that vigorous resistance deat with than she bargained for declaration of Deputy Premier
fip*t_heing put uR in each -case. Some daY• a�d n �Sunday Drs-
-a real crisis is to be expected Bechyne last.week that they will Bought At The Door Som U k r
- salesmen..,- . c ,
before the fall. A time limit has be maintained until such time as ust o we ou patch.
+- circumstance's which called an article the other day, .which
o' S a
been set for- Czechoslovakia to the circa .-•
EMPTY VICTORIES: An im- come. to German terms. for them no longer exist. the door-to-door salesman- said
portant cable from Peiping-which. For last week the. leader of the was sold more cheaply because the The Wind Lies Down
came through; uncensored, to the Sudeten German (trouble-making 'Daps Get Reinforcements ficin didn't advertise. Comparing ' The wind grown weary, sprawls
Globe and Mail and the-Ne-4 York Party in Czechosiavakia made-an- HA\KOW, China.-afore than it with standard, advertised goods; upon. the hill
Times, neatly sums up the war announcement: "By next autumn. 1,000 Japanese troops have cross it was not a surprise to-discover With forepaws- crossed, and rose
situation'-ih China- as it 'now a solution will have. to be found ed. the Yellow River from the it 'had cost more than the same against the ground;.
".stands. - Says tile_-eorri�ondent: far . the Sudeten question in north to `reinforce Lieut. &neral kind of .article ;and the quality Within.his hole the fox of. time
reties have. 'con uered' „ many ,. to wh h i be for to its competi- g
_- t-ts td}s--ta saXq-_than Ja panese _ - C e v. L __.-1:Mless C bar xenl_i.Doihara's Fourteenth-Divi- rows.Still
a q ars a well known
Slovakia halts its repression of Sion, which has been besieged' by Aad' dreams that he car feel the
Fiorinces-tile fact$ are that the the -Sudeten minority and grants encircling Chinese forces for a. trade name.-Niagara Falls Re- pressing hound
Japanese authority rarely runs far:reaching concessions, the Ger week north'•' of Lanfeng on the view• . Upon, his flanks. Meanwhile
beyond-the'range of Japanese man Government may be forced Lunghai Railway west-of Suchow, _ too fagged to run=
1'guns .
Militarily, politically by direct action to - bring them- according to Chinese. official re- Hopes For .Tune The lean-wind dog. naps. under-
and economically there•is a grave within the frontiers of the Reich." ports. It will'be just too bad this year heath the sun.
danger of Japan.becoming hope- So there you are. It is believed.here that this're- if we.get a-frost during- that first. Harry Elmore Hurd, in The _
lessly bogged down iri the : vast lief foree frotaa Northern Honan full. moon in June. Christian Science Monitor.
. - - morass created .by the Chinese province, combined with Japanese In that list of coming events in
etubbo'rn refusal to admit military A Strongly Worded Protest drives westward from Kweiteh and June the men folk will find ample It is claimed that mankind and
f defeat." Pohsien, has greatly reduced the excuse for getting away from probably womankind will be en-
WASHINGTON—Japan an to conquer the whole w=4SHINGTOV.-Japan is rio- :Chinese chances of annihilating or ' home for a 'day when they get tire] bald b the
P q y y year 2500, doe
-of China, and hold it, seems at lating United - States rights in driving out General Doihara's fed up .with the work. a to-our custom of cutting the-hair.
-this time'•impossible of accomp� China by refusing to evacuate. division.. There has been a. splendid =-----
lishment. But new factors may American properties ana allow _
y bloom, `but not . until after the Great Britain has more horse .
et enter and change-. the situs- their oa Hers to return to them, June drop.3 g L_.: War In The, Arc P. can the fruit crop be races of-importance than the rest
tion. Japan' is reported to be neo State Secretary Hull •told the
P P g ' bIADRID. - Spanish Govern- estimated. However, this much is, of the world Out together, and as
Tokio Government 'this week in a
.:'tiati.ng- with Germany for 'arms; is won a bitterly fought certain, no bloom, no crop!-Far-. many as possible of these. are
munitions and, military ; support,. strongly worded note. _ merit
nbatrle witE- -Ifs laf n and Ger• --men's-Advocate• . - -
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- _-The-t"niterSfa�3emanded -
offering in returns portion of Ehe man airplanes high over the Fast-
conduered territory for Germany's that Japan turn ,back to their P
later use. Should such a deal go American owners the $1;004,000 -ern front-last week-end an official _
'through, the outcome of the Sino- University of Shanghai and 'other Government communique stated, NEXT WEEK — A NEW FEATURE
The announcement said a large
Jap conflict would 'be unpredict properties now'occupied,6y Japan- number of the Italian and Ger- 1 1n 1a r "
able. ese troops
will begin ' t�1'
-man insurgent planes were chat-
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.TREATY HINGES ON IT: One
,There wijl be two international lens d by Government craft, and N AM E S. IN THE NEWS
-:reason why the Rational Govern= - expositions next year, the 1939 that twelve `y*ere shot'down.
'- ment -o£ Gre t'Britain'a ears to Golden Gate International Exposi- The Government said five of,its
.'be anxious to have insurg:e t Gen- tion on',Treasure Island in an i recon of pe-rsona dies, ana tan,' oreigii, who are making
eral Franco win the Spanish Francisco.Bay.-and the great-New within'Government lines.
` "civil -war is that the entire sue- York Exposition on Long Island, hlSiory in f}1ZSc n]On12nl0US tt112ZS,
of the newly-signed .Anglo- N. Y.
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A,few.serondsr, after:: she had ]Dorothy sighed. "This time, Oz- .....
Ozena.had been thoughtful while In order to keep you, little �
made the secret signal in her attic ma, it isn't I;' she replied sadly: "ft •.Doroyhy was-talking. Kow she smil- friend,-" she Tcontinued, "ire must
- '-Ichumber, Dorothy.found •herself in: .. is worse than that 1' guess, for my ed and pressed her little 'friend's, invite.your Lncle and Aunt to live ^-
I in Oz also." "Oh, will you Ozma?"
a lovely-room In palace in Uncle Henry and Aunt Em are in hand. "What can I'do to fielp you,
the.Emerald City'of Oz. When the cried .Dorothy, clasping her hand
first greetings had been exchanged,. a heap of trouble and there seems my dear?" she asked. Dorothy 7iesi• " eagerly: "Will yoU bring them here
:_ 1 'Ozrua._inquired: "What is the mat- to be no way tor, them,to get out toted, hecalise her request .meant with the Magic Belt and glee them
- ter, dear? I know something un- of'it, - anyhow•not so long as they so mach to ahem all. -.`V1'ell,".she -, a nice little farm in the Munchkin
pleasant has happened,to you acrd live in Kansas." "Tell me about it, country?" "To be slice,'' answered
said T'a'd like to live in the Land
whenever you signal me to. trans- Dorothy," said Princess Ozma,-with Ozena: "I have long been thinking
_ „.. port •you to this safe place, I do 'ready sympathy. "All right," said of Oz, of rhlirse, but C can't unless of this very thing - and for your
1-aow you are in danger or in•some ilie girl, and 'she told Ozma, what Uncle Henry a'ttd' Aunt I-, five friends, Princess, there -is always ,!
kind of trouble." the banker had told Uncle-Henry. here foo:" "room in the Land of Oz."
Bird Messengers = , ' "D6 AN Iq'
�- S00m, Aid Missionaries �Smtles and OGDEN'S --N
\ " Verse of Scripture h Attached ;- Chuckles ' ROLLI'
To e: h Bird that Leaves +■'
141 t
ar�f
—,jack-Miner's SaflCtt3ar�►
On Its Way North j Your' folks who make apeeches
Ak nowt and then might use this yarn
(By LANCE CONNERY) told by a chap we recently heard.
. He was to address a meeting in a
Year after year feathered mis- i.
Y small town one night, and arriving Yo never really know
�- sionaries leave the Jack Miner a little late, found a man pacing the thrill of "rollinq-
_^ Bird Sanctuaryto spread the word your-own"until you doan0 dens ++
up and down in front of the hall. K,
of God throughout the North" Man (stopping pacing) —"Are roll. Yes,sir,you can' "on
*CONSTRUCTION
American Cgntinent. Their med- ou the guy`that's goin to speak fe d tag with safety-h's got per,Y g Fact taste appeal—k's cooler,relo ium is the verse of Scripture' tonight?" milder, more fragrant every time..youenioy which.each metal_ tag carried by Man—"Well, I'm the gentle- Pilot yourself to pleasure I Try an
a banded bird bears. man that's going to introduce Ogden'sroll and don't forget touse
".'V4ho is this man Miner—a re- You," the best PCpers��like !'Vogue"
li6etill 10gious fanatic?" might-be the lay- -
Cha - -
of otecler. <:
Pipe-
man's reaction to this information. 'We don't believe that the writ sawt.rst
But he would be gong: The
P.
ers,of these three classified adver- For • +'
W R lT E FOR FREE Kingsville naturalist,is simply do- osdesds I r
Ing his best to ease the none too meant
said just what they 4 u -�
meant: Ftt►a
diaoAlas,,owboals,.towilp fist• ■ rosy pa which - "WANTED—A young man o
s aries have to tread. To the Ing look after a horse of the Metho �/ s
e, dians.and .Eskimos resident in the „ _
dist persuasion.
far north, the 'simple bit of Scrip- "LOST—,k cameo brooch repre-
sk
turd brought them-from the Y senting Venus and Adonis whilst
Peterborough Canoe Co., 268 Water St., Peterborough, Ont. is nothing less than the direct walking in Hyde. Park on Sunday v fi
word of God. morlaing last." lRatk,4
This ingenious method of "WAN.TFD—A• woman in the
spreading the Gospels has had far west to wash, iron and milk °6OcIV
far-reaching results. Missionaries two cows."
in the Hudson Bay district have
4aQsi�iedAdvectising — written .the naturalist, that his -We are beginning tothave more
1t. aerial messengers have transform- respect for age now that we real-
ed the natives attitude toward ize how many summers compar-
Al i•."�•ry WA.TED' HAin GOODS _ Christianitq' and lightened their able to, this one older persons
WIGS, T0CI'1';8, TitANSk(-)RMA- task. Biblical, pictures are now must.have experienced:
MAN Ul, \01JAN FOR. CUPID tions, Braids. cure, and all types sent to the missionary workt?irs by never. thought -to look uRon its
r n•-ttitrated Flavors. Fifty vnr- of finest Quality Hair Goods. Write pages again.
reties. L.ons proSts. Grand for liluatrate.d catalogue. Speclal Jack Mine, t0 trade to the tel 'Apparently it makes a differ-
youlr eule�man extra. AclCae Direct_ ;at to reDutc work. Toronto dins in exc age for the metal "But now that my book is come
sales, 615 �ung., Toronto. Human Hair Supply Co., 528 bands from slain�birds. The tags once whether one stands or':sits: back to me, I rejoice and am ex-
Bachurat, Toronto. are mailed to Kingsville, to assist Customer.—"I've brought that
t.►r;H r�lNtt FtuD AGENT WANTED ]sat pair of trousers to be re-seat- ceedingly glad. Bring hither the
To at•II i'hillips Lightning Protec- HELP wAS•rED—FEMALE in.tracing migration routes. fatted morocco and let us rebind„
a►ve s) •te,n, H. Phillips.Company ed. You know I'sit a lot." the volume and set-it on the shelf
Limited, Ueborue Avenue, Toronto_ \MANTEL,, R% 71 .N WHU WISH T Assists Migration Studies Tailor—"Yes, and-I hope you've
earn extra money ac Home, refin- of honor: For this my book was
rare ctI ct+y ea work—free training. Write_Bw Thus the novel method of pro- brought the bill to be reeeipted. lent, and is returned again. -
ruuimiti A-NI-POULTRY s, Listowei. Jntario. pagating Christianity has not only You know I've stood a lot." "Presently, therefore, I may re.
h;411:l1'MR11T
I.ESHx To FLY led to missionary progress, but _ _ - - tu:•n-s'anIe of the books that I my
t.t t't-RI019 CHICKS has also speeded up the ,study of Better Look Over Your Bookcase self have borrowed."
31A\'E 1;1:1:N REULCEU IN PRICE. DCF'FERIN FLYING SERVICE_ - -
N'e s+yu'(ulizn to two breeds bred gets your license on eery term bird migration through contacta "I give humble and hearty
tu.la, Barred Itocks.and Barron, eta" ,A InstPuctors. New Cuba. formed in the northlands. thanks for the safe return of this -' Read It Or Not .
et ruin Wit',\\'. I.eghorns. All breed- Andress Barker Field, Toronto, It is his realest missionary en- book, which havingendured the
crs are blood costed and from R. B COTe, Spanish guitars are sold
4,.1'. males. ti,rly-the Very 'beat deavor, the naturalist is convinced. perils of my friend's bookcase and in Hawaii than Hawaiian ,guitars. . __
type of Gr.teders are used and, 4••CtaN1TCRE The natives are wont to rush to the bookcases of my friend's Honolulu. music dealers report. '
r►:F• ett wtigh between 25 and.3U p -
oz. pct°duz, Price Barred Rocks, 9 ' (, Y O•N S the missionary when a banded - friends, now returns to=me in rea-
.rntn; I.r6hurus, s' cents each. bird-in brought down and•ask him sonably good condition/ Native "Yeah, we're prett;
IOU!. safe arrival guaranteed. J. - . •SDE-IN STORE' to interpret "what God aid thin "I give humble ' and hearty
D. Juhn•un, rerl;us. Untarto. gi tough in these carts, stranger.
Bt:x T\ct:[>nt.r: EXTRA PROFIT _ 4123 �o*tGc wr.. TORONTO time" And more often than not, thanks that my friend did not see ganging on that tree outside is -
Ctilck,- for.June. There chicks are BARGAINS GALORE that verse of Scripture is used as fit t0 've this book to his infant
over eize. .all hatched from Every article.thoroughly' cleaned, the text. in the coming : at as a plaything, nor use it sa an him last week and hung him.
s0 oulice egg"' t;et our low prices reconditioned and sold under a ded-
for June. Tweddte thick hatch- worship. ashtray for his burning cigar, nor Stran er—"Wh don't you cut
rues Ltd., Box lU. Fergus, Out. milefactmoney flack guarantee of .arta- as a teething-ring for his puppy. 'him down and bury him?"
d► HAith:\ vT.\\DASD ('HICKy..E.EG- 4.95 Large chesterfield, tapestry p��LL "When I lent this book I deem-
horns ;TA Barred Rocks, New cover, reversible spring Aue>rnbk Prehistoric-
horns it lost. I was ltPD]gTied to.t}IB 348tive—'.'Burg him?- Gosh, n0'
liampahire beds 17.95, Large,ERR cuah:uns. ' Monsters, Skeleton Do you think \+e want to lorry hin
ir Qu,.uc> t'hc more Older Leg 13.95 3 piece chesterfield suite.VV- bitterness of the long parting, I alive?"
horn pullerr, 3 weeks 3:4.90. 4 lour cover, reversible Dsar-
wreks 3:9.90. . Baden Electric shall rpring cuttions. As anew feature of its display
3tatrhery Limited, r:.,e .9, I:naen, Beautiful a piece cheater- _ o
over the Educational Pavilion at the
24.95, rte velour c m ..
Held suite, b . ...._._ ...
Ontarlu. - -
_ n.urea, rtveralble Marshall cu�ttons Canadian National Exhibition this
iQItALiT1 CHµ'1{K I'itstli itLUt)n-' 49.00 Modern 3 plece.chearfield year the University of Toronto -Health Inee0kldaryr Schools -
tested T;readrra—Le>~hurns. 6\ltc, 7 W suite, new hard wsarinS Y Y -
putletse313.9 Cockerels 9sc;-Bar- rrpp cover, •Marshall reversible will assemble the skeleton of a --How Are Canadian Teen Age Boys And Girls T.o'K-eep'Fit? j
red Rn.ks, New Hain q re Reds cushions.
'_7�Ar, Dutirts 39.95: Coe Is 7'stc. 4J,00 Chesterfield bed suite. three dinosaur. The plehistorie monster.
lttrge ERB quality hatched from W pieces (Kroehter) veto.ur ;g, now at the Royal Ontario Mu.
-25 ounce eggs add to, Leghorn corer, reversible Marshall' cushions.. seum. Dr. L S. Russell of the
pullets .r.- started.Chicks 10.,0x. of Solid oak dining room suite, National Fitness Campaign Spon-' ished, a•TFd are quite noticeably not
ofd add 3c, 2 work oTd 4c. 3 week 24.95 buffet, extension table and Museum wig cooperate with uni- stored by the Ontario Secondary well, but there is no school nurse .
ofd 9r, Top notch Chickerlea, l6 6 leather slip seat chaps, a ve}sit 6UthOrltleE:
old 9e. So GneiDh, Ontario. 49.0 Eight piece dinette sotto !n y Schools. Teachers Federation. to Iook after-them, and no medical
rich walnut finish, buffet. W. J. Dunlop, .Director of 'the h INTRODUCTORY or dental pian to inspect.
~ refectory table ane 6 leather seat Department of 'University erten-
... _
"'15. t'. LOST-ONLt 8 01:� OF 1540 chairs. One of the most evident facts This does not mean that Cana. _
pray sew Hampshire chicks. �C n Beautiful 9 'ere dining cion, who' has charge of the U. of today is that an nation which• dians are all weaklings, but it does
1Weighed up to 2% pounds at '1 rJ5.00 room suite. buffet. china T. display at the Exhibition, also' y
Weise , ,_For real production this cabincr, extension table and 6 Leath- 18na a display of small live Ani- wishes to survive,and-to take its mean -that a large percentage in
we,kPall and Winter,
buy hardy, last- er stilt chairs, P p Y TO er lace in world affairs must this formative age in Secondary
6rrowing pray chicks. Write for 79.00 Large English oak dining mals from the Department-of BFol- P p P
ppries., 11ray Hatebery, 130'John W room Butte, buffet. cabinet, . ogy. seriously and systematically plan Schools are. under par, not nearly
.tot. ti,,rth, Hamilton, Ontario. extension table and 6 slip seat chairs _ to make its citizens as.fit as pos- at their best..Statistics t0 be quot-
with cane panus.
�► _A FFW E-%TItA F.ta;ti VER BIRD po•M B eautirur iorld walntit din- sible, physically, me ally, mor- ed in later articles prove it.
maker the difference between a tea 00 !nR room suite..-buffet. The family may still be arguing
real profit and a loss. Buy Bray all and a iritlially. These are There are over one hundred and
reicke today and Ret those Sr china cabinet, extension table and when and where the summer vacs- Y P
6 blue leather"sept,chalr■• tion shall be 'taken, but only .be, complementary fitnesses, interde- twenty th'ousgnd of these boys and
-oxxx next Fail when prices 'are nn 4 piece bed room etlit4'dres pendent, and an girls y -•
1higheat. Write.for details.. Pray 45,00 ser, chitfdnfer, full Prise cause mother has not yet seen fit pe y nation falling O sin the, They
Schools es
to cy, 13e_S_,ha._St, Nort)t,. _ r� A te, .in a-alnut tln- to speak. short in one of these must sooner r. Ontario alone. The are the ones
P --------.. Y
amilton out•,• T— or later inset disaster. counted upon •to be the leaders of
•----- �M pr•autitul wplput bed room I\'oW in the adolescent'' ears the next three decades, Canada's
--`
tA78F, 3iQRE 1�Fh:RS \\'(TH NI;X: W site, chiffonier, vaulty This. year's r'assive fl clock Y
ad pullet chicks and take ,advent- with Venetian mirror, full•size bed E e y
sure of the firm prices predicted and aVee t spring. in Interlaken, Switterlan s sur- pent in Canada's Se'condar future is in their.hands. -Are they.,,
for eggs next Fall and winter. nr�l piece bud room ru�te, ares- mounted by a 'turret in which Schools'nothing is being done sys. or their parents or the state go-
Bray pullet chlckaare avatlaDle in 39 W ser, chiffonier. full size bed three omen strike the seconds, tematically and persistently to en- ins to remain satisfied that-any ,
almost every breed. Write for and s:nelesa spring.
yrlces. Bra— Hatchery,,130 John Sm tet {cltr•,hen cahlneta,with.. minutes and hours, sure that these the citizens of to- thing short of their maximum fit-
" St. North. Hamilton, Ontarto: 14,95 ' stidlrr porcelahn tap:. ' • morrow shall enter manhood and ness is sufficient for them to play.
Radios, S10.10'%T)resars• 0sstst �hif- $ CFF, EASILY, womanhood as erfectl' fit as pos- their purt'to enable their' country
BAILIFFS A\P C4►LLF.CTIOP9 (pnldrs, !7•AE: (las Stoves. lt.,IS; Sea- QUIT TOBACCO, P Y
Inexpensively: Home remedy: sible. After making a hikea'arm to fulfil its destiny'?
R Machines, 6St:.zet prds', 02.SA: A.
Testimonials. 'G%faranteed.'Advice g
—WE HAVE THE FA(-TT,TTTES TO prinRs: !3.110: Mea �Tnttresaes, free, Write Box 1, \Vinni.peR. attempt t0. Supervise and check
act for ynu in any seizure or cot- 1M•pt, Chin•( tahinets, 010.01. _, the health in elementaryschools,
lectinn problem anywhere in the Writ,- for fret- mustrnted rata- PHOTOGRAPHY PIMPLES
a
world. 'Our re.sulla _are imMedi-, logue, al,na:inir hundreds of other t�tis is dropped at the' very age
able and satisfarrorr. Ross and nutstandine valups to area' and re-
vompan3-, lo^ Richmond St. W., conditioned furniture. and free gifts ENi,ARGENIENT FREE W ITH.EV-. when some of the most serious and Add an equal amount of '.I
Tnrotttn. with rturrhasrs, era' 25c order. Roll film developed fatal diseases develop. cream, or sweet oil, to
And eight prints 25c. Reprints 3c. )vtinord's,' and apply the
nt►t r: LYONS TRADE-IN DEPT. Established over 26 years. Bright- Ready to Enjoy Life sniatureonce daily Asim-
ling Studio, 29 Richmond' Street Teachers in Secondary Schools pie treatment which will -
'£ast, Toronto.
3'H:rF:ltl:.)1{Uu1;H l:lt.1'l':>, NTl'RDl', X78 YOrige St., Toronto knOW that untold ti>rle•and moneq to GaarYpyOYrsltlnl -
reLahle And seaworthy.' Welte for ('SED ROOKS WANTE13 �
tatnlo,rue, Also rpt or used In- is wasted because pupils are under
Hard bnAta and outboard motors. NRDiCAT, GOOD PRICES PAID I'UR T..4Rl7E P P
b private library of fine books. P1a- par and not fit to take full advarit- . •
,.rhn,•n. fi f•n♦n ('n.
"17 F.-
_ 1. tp •Gist a roxt- , -
268 R:,'tcj; S1.. Peter nrour n : (R. "& S.) RFI Y: • . mate ciusrntity An n —sa ec ,
ir
stomach_Powder. "The t;re:(t Elim- artists, etc: Write-11.1. Box 501., -useless to change and enrich curri- ww
CLOTHING Poll SALE. lnator,^ contains ten or Xtiture's Postal Station "b"", Toronto Ont. Cl)la, and to add Cultural subjects 44K1^G OF N~
lntrredients. Ftemovinc the cause
PREP, Ff:\I'�, �Fit)F:R, fiI[IRTti, TIEti, and eliminating Rheumatism. Mi SC RLLA\F.—ou to be presented to those who are
ft.,,. wish clothilig purchase. Write Stomach troiibles, Arthritis, Neurl- not .in .condition to enjoy ,them.
T for free illustrated catalogue of tis, Constipation, etc. $1.50, 13.00; GEM _F.I,E(.'TRIt FENCER',' CAN-
for
hurcnins, rept, N. Yonge 35.00. All I)ruKKists:.' 4gents Ly- AdA•,-own. The unit that makes Many pupils have decayed teeth,
Si rt rt l.rthin h� hatiKe, 50'2 mans Limited, \fontreaL ordinary fences too expensive to defective eyesight, are 1lndernOUr-
l'nr.►e Strrtt. '1tr •nto. build. A• 'single strand or-wire ;
St%hMA, NKiN A1T,MENTh, SORES, and a simple portable Gem Fencer
qudckly healed by Dermisoothe, keeps all stock where they belonKl
the clean, white, antiseptic. oint- Ask for circular and name of 'the
RRLi R .Itl:\'h;l t)P1;D, I ltIXTF.TI, 1 ment, Sample mailed free direct. GEM agent nearest you. Groh's `l
free pn.1 rl. meat, "Gr. Re-prints, 35 conte at all drttRKists. I'wenti-' -Cooler, Llmited, Preston, Ont: e ►
.10 for Phot.,_('raft. 183 King -eth Century Remedies, 87 Ingham The Salvation ,,,Army Fresh Air
`I:act, Tr,iante. Ave., Toronto._ THEY'RE OFF ! ! —A NEW RAC-
- ing game with 6 entries on each s +
1'Olt �Ai.k: pT•;ItSONAI. _ card, We feel sure that next to -• {C _
being cit the track you will de- Vamp ,
YORF�ItI Fti:�—AT TI[h: liI AD OF ARE 1'OTi TU'PTURED? RF.TAEF, rive most enjoyment from this lit- Jackson's Point, Lake SlTztcoe
Sh'std.L•(nd h:.rtns herd the.Grand comfort,'positiye support with.our tie game. Send 2uc in coimfor 8,
rh,mpinn, moire ur ':Sainsbury Tro- advanced method. do elastic or complete exciting races. , Dealers Where annually hundreds of under-privileged children are
:_phy- and •'nest \f:uket Pelt" at under-straps or steel. R'rite Smith write for frill partdculars. National given a beneficial holida eriod under trained su ervisions 1 '
Royal -winter vair. Nyas include -31'anufarti>rtttK Co., Dept. 219 Pres- Sales Agency, Bloor Bldg•. 'Toron g y P P
First :2nd seruntl winners Toronto' tort. Ont. io' Recreation and:Instruction Amid Pleasant Surroundings
and I•'irst t;uelph. Young males,- - ;
with ":\dtan,,ed 'Rngistry•' back- I•:\'PIt\' -\IAIt•FtVE1)-COUI'1,i; -AND• THE1'RF, OFF ! !.The most thril-
ani. t°•r sale. tiharieland Forms.,. Please send your Cheque to:
those contemplating mnrriaire ling game ever to reach Canada.
liox 7. Cdt n, Ellkhl t.), should re
ad—•'Sex :ind Youth:• 104' Each game an Pic exciting, COMMISSIONER GEO. L. CARPENTER, 20 ALBERT ST. 1
pat es, pot.tp.id,.5e,, Our 12 page ;race, Send 25c In coin for sample TORONTO
isaae No. 24—'38 illustrated catalogue i f sex tii>oks, order or write for full particulars. 'E
drug aundrir•P. etc.. frcp upon re- .tRtnts anntefi ter all communities. REMEMBER THE SALVATION ARMY IN YOUR WILL
quest. Supreme. Spe. laity, 169 NAnanal Sales Agency, 57_IIloor,_ J
D--D 1'onRe, Toronto, tit. W., Toronto.
• ', " :: — .-' i'f-. :_�-`ter - .. •*�• -
..'K -•R'"i. s..,.+G'►M.1'••.•i �ya .�..:,i ..M F- .J':i- .:�� .1. ,'�-,.,r y.r;" .V.. • x\,.
e.N Cbl i:.134-vsK QiW3 •
' Ap 9 Beach United Choir will hold a pie ° went. These old friends always en- Wh�tevale.
nic at Mc Kay's Park. Dinner will i joy themselves as well as others °
T«'~ be served by the ladies of the Bap- `I with whom they come in contact.
l.0 per year; $1.60 paid in advenes tist Church` in the church baw- A very pleasant social evening General Agency
subscriptions to the United Stateswas spent at this home of Mise I.,
sad �. � . Pugh. recently, when a number of McCORMICK-DEE'RING
" BrW advance
guests were present from Toronto. -.DEALER PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN
After tea the evening was enjoyed -
JOHN MURKAR. Prourietcr
bridge.-Vie tsbles were taste- THAT FRAYS THE TEMPS
N.OTTER fully decorated with Lily of the ALSO AND NERVES. It MAY BE
Township Council ''•alley, illuminated with pink car% FLEURY& TUDHOPE ANDERSON YOUR EYES.
_ + dies. All voted it , a jolly good MACHINERY & REPAIRS
The Township Council `met on ` f time. Steel Wagon Wheels. Pedlar Roof- C• H. TUCK. PT. D.
J Wm. and bars. Hilts held an "at ing• Frost or Lundy Fence
Monday last with all members Goodyear Tires Disney Block, opp. P. 0.
present. home" one evening this week, when
phone 1516
Firstbrook, Monteith and Co. �"`• N/ !2a their.only daughter, Jean and her :Red Indian Gasoline and OW OSHAWA, ONT.
esented the re ort and statement � 1 pupils gave a piano recital. The C. T. C. AUTO PART
P lj!l�ILlCjIl�•'•� -GENERAL HARDWARE
on the audit of the township books. ^'.. / pupils range from 7 to 19 years. —
The. report as a whole should be Those talding part were: Mary Se- LAND SURVEYOR
bert, Donna Wilson. Hazel Michell, Frank Wright
• `somewhat gratifying to the Coun-
cil Kathryn Turner Constance and WHITEVALE ONT.
and ratepayers No serious dif- In simple but rich de• i Mollie Randall, Wilbur Annis, Ev- . F. J. DONEIIAN B. A., B. Se., Q
ar Essences of any nature were re el Tweedie and Norman Randall L. S. On file are tho records of to*
ported. The hes tax arrears ,ac- sign we car. furnish 3'n
`count-was-dealt'with and several. ria s will
lease from ever of thanks.and remarked on thie fine King East' Oshawa. PL`'se 1lq.
recommendations made regarding p y Chrysler Plymouth
the change of book-keeping meth standpoink In dignity tuition the children' were receiving, - •
of a shown by their program. t. pp //�'�
ods and the system used. The f j PPear£nce our - Dealer NOt �V �V0�
financial'statement given as at the work will stand out -�•-
end of December is similar to that Hugh tie ages• - GOOD USED RS
-given b the Township. The firm Na Greater Tribute
F atiil Machinery
CARS
�-•
y p• N. W. STAFFORD GOODYEAR TIRES
We do Building of all kinds
of auditors will assist in bringing g
WILLARD BATTERIE
the system up to modern methods. Hlsbway Monumental Front & Wood - Cockshat! GENERAL BLACKSMITHING CARPENTERING,
•••_
R. H. Boake was granted $25 4 =wit DeLaval Pedlar Products SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS ING.
-=-for the South Out. Agricultural nr. by Oat. — Grose Fertilizers --.
CEMENTING.
Give us a trial on a New or a Used-Cal LUMBING
Fair. 3.. Kingston Road West 24 Hdurs Towing Service e
The Pedlers' Bylaw came up for �'f -- F. W. 6 ft. Binder, new Alemits i Law''_ and -
considerable discussion again. A y. F. W. 7 ft. Binder, g Gordon J. Law
great many angles have to be con- �' Fordson Tractor, cheap ROO?ING
siderdd in this bylaw, but Councill- Oliver Tractor Plow No. 7 Phone 2908 We a .w aeli Brantford.Roofing-
or Robt. Ruddy stays by his orig- Mower 5 ft. McCorma. PICKERING, - ONTARIO. -Materials;Empire Bathroom
final conviction of enforcing tl4s 350 9!. DeLaval Cr. Separator, new 1:'gntpmeat, D1tro Water
ecu to the limit, demanding prat gorse Register.-- Melotte Cr. Separator 600 lb 9 stems, Beatty
ection for our local merchants Adams Wagon and new boa L. �.0�/W s.�. /LL $tables. nipment
against outside dealers who come HAWKRIGG SELECT-4298; the Adams Truck wagon, new: FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND an ether Building Material
into this township without restric fashionable bred imported Clyde- One light spring wagon
1
tions. The bylaw Will be enforced sdale Stallion, the property .of One McLaughlin Buggy EMBALMER E"timates Free
Oscar Wilson Brougham, will gucceeeor.to W. J. Masher;
Work Guaranteed
Whltevale make the season of 938 as full w. F'. DISNEY, :GieenRood gtougville T ��
Pao rut PICK lilt tltf F. d r R0��7iJ'
Chas. Hilts and family have mov ows: Tuesday `forenoon, May 31, Night and Day Service J.
ed into the hotel. will leave his own stable and
Mr. Kenneth Turner spent the Pied to Jas. McDonald's, at _ Business Phon- Residenee Phon. Phone`:502;
mast week holidaying at his home
Kinsale, for noon, thence to I3ROC.K -9601 9820 PICKRRTNr;, OYrAR1O
Mrs. Shea, of Brougham, . is Graham's Hotel; Brooklin, whRre a
vviting on tier daughter, Mrs. F. he will remain until Wednesday -THEATRE 'Radio
t • AM
= Griffin. night, thence to his own stable, a o Service
Miss Editly McRae has been quite where tie will remain until'.Fri- 'VCTH=TBY
_pool.y this la$t week and under Fri-
-day morning. Friday, proceeds All`:howe Daylight Saving Tlme
medical care. to Cliff Barrett's•, Brock Road, Expert a e-
for noon thence to his own stable
Mrs, Harry Wilson and children l:RIU�Y and SATURDAY poise t0 all makes. Ross
-
and
on"Monday for a visit with re- where '. will remain until the
Iatives in the West. following Tuesday morning.. JUNE l0 and 11 OIIable charges. work '„�Q,d b
r/
Congratulations to . Mr. and HICKORY LAD (11155y the .Pure Two Shows, at 7.30 and 930 'w' guaranteed.
h rs. Fred Griffin on the birth of bred black Pereberon Stallion, the Saturday Matinee at 1.30 *� ? i
a son, Robert James• property of Allan Reesor, will , ARTHUR* FIELD A.W.MITCHELL
Mr, and i41ra. Blake Annis spent make, the season of 1938 at his "College Swing" Graduate Ra&o Television mato. .-Pickering
Ja few days motoring to Ottawa and own stable, lot 3, con. 4, Scarboro, Mesober OfB W Radio Service Meati _
;back this past week.. Terms:
$
10. payable March 1st, irtth A •
Alis:; Audrey Selway has return- . ' 1:139. Enrolment No. 945. asoetapcn' �nt•
ed to her home in Toronto, after. .ARVOLDWOLD -DOCK (5492) - • GEORGE BUitNS }8 Phone si`L0.1, PICKERING�
waiting .on Mrs. Parks during the The choicely bred Belgian Stall GRACIE ALLEN
time flee arm was in a sling from. ion, the property of Allan Reesor, MARTHA RAYE _
fracture. R. R. 1, Markham,.Will make the BOB 'HOPE -� ]Air. and' Mrs. Howard E. Tur- season of 1938 as follows: MondayBEN BLLE Vial dalV�e� ���led
ner, on the 30th anniversary' of afternoon, May 30th, will leave EDWARD rWERETT HORTON
their `sedding on June 3rd, were his own stable, lot 3,.con 4. Scar- BETTY GRABLE, JACKLE COO(�AN
C entertained b• their family to
y y bora, and proceed to F. H. Rich- •- i
' dinner at the Orchard Inn, ardson's, con. 2, Pickering; 1 mile MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY Sell your Calves at home.
G The Pugh-Evans Picnic will be roeest of Pickering Village, for -)UNE 13. 14 and 15 i
E held on Saturday afternoon, June niglR. Tuesday, morning, will re-
Two Shows, at 7.30 and 9.30 S$ve time and money,
. 25th, at Uxbridge Park. Let us' turn to his own stable. Thursday .
hope for a. large turnout of the afternoon will proceed to. Fred "Victoria the
descendants of these old pioneers . Clodds, Malvern, for night. Fri- a the r
and. renew old friendships. day ;horning will return to his 7--
-(� )f
We h ve' a buyer at farm
June 19th, has been fixed as the own stable, where he will. remain Creat
Sunday School Anniversary at the until the followifsg :Monday after- GVfth Monday, .: •Tuesday` and
United Sunday School. A special noon. Terms-$13. payable.March A NAGLE
_ -,- g - CO�I:�IODORE AGAIN (26812)-!
ser�nce In the morning--for for t}-de ch- Ist 1939. ANTCN WALBRUOK d
ti cath the. Your People in T - We nesda
' .•rldre�l H. B. WARNER .7 • •Q
V charge of the evening service.- Choicely bred Clydesdale Stallion WALfEE� 12ILLA /CKG /T//"rG < A/TMS
Mrs. Randall, '�Ir,. J. R. Bick, property of Robt. Dafce, Green
Airs. L. Hagerman, firs. G. Tran River, .will make the season of
and Rev. J. R. Bick completed t`e � LIMITED
1938 as follows: Wednesday, lfay
necessary sig-nnients and receiv- 25th, will leave his o�n.stable'and
ATTE`NTION I
ed credits at the banquet closing proceed to Fred R'ri ht�s far noon •FSI-EPHON>i MR.
P g , PIC; .ERING 0100 ILOWE3
the.Leadership Training School, 'thence to W. E. Hoitby's, lot 19, '
A, troop of twenty Boy Scouts con. .6, Pickering for night. Th- Brock Road Gravel
= 'from North Toronto, took possess- ursda '
ion of Hugh Pu h's farm last Sat= y, Proceeds to Hugn Pugh.a t s --
g g east of Whitevale for noon; thence Pit g.r�� \ u 1 NI
urday, under. Troop Master Seibert. to John• Barnes, Cherrywood for II / 1 S
Judging by the amount of weiners, night. Friday, proceeds to Me- -
bananas etc. tf*y • consumed the Griskin Bros., Altona Road for
Crushed-'
sh""' Pit Rui�i
=• country air- did not do them any noon; thence to his own stable Gravel AND
harm. where :he will remain until -the
UM-lb VV IbIlUb
f
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�•:,..:.Stone -
USED CARS 1
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Delivered or Loidel i Pit
l~1'Om the
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JOHN BOURNE & SON
Buick Sedan, 1938 Chev. 1933
Pontiac' Sedan 1938 Ford 1932 TO
Dodge Sedan" 1930 �`..: Chev. 1929 u — _ l
maple Leaf Mutual F' e _
Whippet Seilan, 1929 Whippet, 1929 `` -- -
--:-..Willys Knight, 1926 - -- Ford Coupe, 1935
Durant, 1928
'Ford Coupe, 1934
' Insurance Co. ��-
Dodge sedan, 1984 rand WAWANESA IN& C0. 1-aremon
rev. Sedan, 1934 _ Tracks ' "; ,
rates arm Co
Chev. Master Coach,"1934 --� Lip for F and oats: ^'
Chev. Madter Coach. 1936 .Chev. Trucks. 1932, H. 'D. - Buildings ;
` 1938 Ruiby, 1932, H. D. WlnBborm Insurance on Dua t ge •'
- - Chev. Standard, .-
Quev, Standard, 1938 Chev. 1930 H. D. ,' ; Windmills. Silos eta
ale
it Two Steel Dump Bodies Chev. 1930, PanelAaWmobile Insaranea of ntua
Ford, 1930, H. D. 136B All kftdis.
_ ivrlt. er � JUNE 10, 1.1 and 12 a
_ Charles Cooper, Claremont BowaR�►N xowg
iYBTlI;T'ONTAY�d
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G7siemoat - ' S services will be held in the ,Annual Presbyterian Cbureh Cuudn Events
A"- !
Community Service in the Park on U hon Sunday morning Garden Party s
Sui�y evening at 6-30 P. m. S. Cedar•Grove 'Annual Garden Party
Messrs Vaughan Glover and Ted nexit in keep with the Centenn- Memorial Park. Pickering this year on Saturdaynight, 2nd at
• •Tomlinson, of Peterboro were at T. Mr. C:r L, Burton, President of ial Celebration, music will Wednesday, Jane 22nd. d e
home on Sunday. the Robt. Simpson Co. and a Glare- be given by the choir, and an invit- --�-- July. An extensive and elaborate
The regular meeting o! the Wom- mont Old Boy will be the apeakEr. ation is extended to our visitors to 'Mrs Aitken's Cooking School' Pregrani already arranged will agate
' en's Institute will be postponed on The Baptist Church, has, during attend church with us on tl�t day. Pickering, June 17th. make this renowned open-air coakxa9
- the past week. been undergoing a - an outstanding event. ".•
account of the 'Diatriet Annual at
Alfons, on June 15th. All the ladies complete program of re-decorating - - -• -- - -
are asked to attend the morning and in
the auditorium.. Avery pretty,
hardwood ceiling, brilliantly varnish- ,,,, ,. ^�-^� ^- -^-'^• "�` • ' `
afternoon sessions. Those wishin;
ed now greets you, sand phe walls, 3
` aransporaation; please leave your ' • ` t-r-r
in the past a dark abode, are nowV. lYr�iri�i t w',•
risme with Mrs. Kilpatrick or Mrs• finished in a bright ivory. The
Overland.
Rev. A. R. Park. of Aurora, a present finishes give the auditor-
former pastor of Claremont Baptist tum a bright pleasant appearance. f•:
Church will address. the congregat- I On Thursday, Jane 2nd, the Wom- to ,
en's Missionary Society of the. Unit- x e
- ion of the local church, on Sunday TMEN� 3.
held their monthly 'Pot"
'
meet-
morningnext, as special speaker ed Church;
5
i have repared special music Ing Mrs. W. G. Scotts Group being =n } Q1 r h
for the Centennial Services. The , ' t ,,
choir P 1 ins Mrs. W. G. Scott a group.being s y ., ,:
and will be assisted by former mem- i Scott presented to us the"4th Chap- f �� K
ter of our Study Book on Medical '��
¢ Ask today for your copy of.
Mr. and Mrs.. David Dawson ent sions, in alora of tha aboir ., ackve
tertaiiierd over the week end: Mr. I Illustral
manner, malting this Part of our. f -
t�' KVACATTON TO
missionary work both interesting• A � .. a
Har-
-and Mrs. F. J. Todd, of Egg Har- O -
bow N. J., Miss Ellie. McCleese, and instructive. : '•t ���, Desen'bing 30-Delightful Lake and Highway.To4rs
A'miscellaneous shows; was held
WITH Philadelphia and Mrs. Eethcer and' on Friday evening last at the.home ?, ALL E.XPB
w P�
)hiss Priscilla Stevenson, of Piens- of Rev. P. D. and Mrs. Augustine ' t
_-=-atitville N. J. On Sunday morning, < � y ' =-1-0AY TOURS to 9-DAY VACATIONS _ R�
in hosiour of Miss EII,a Prowse, , z
Muskoka.;-30,000 Wands-Lake of Bays
Mr. Todd, in a beautiful bans voice whose marriage to Mr. Thomas , �x �`" -
1 aping, "Open the Gates of the Tem Hammond, R r P Nx " Y '°` Wosago Beach-The Quints-The Big Cfies ;
ole, at the United Church. wagon, prettily :' '
takes place shortly.
The many gifts were conveyed into , ; r .. Cruises on Lakes Erie, Huron and Superior
Chas. Cooper's 7th, Annual Dem- the roam on a small g P Y ��Ne -
onstration was lgeld -at the store -.A TOUR TO SUR EVERY PURSE—$7A5 to $66.30
on the 30th, with rbcs largest crowd derorated#by Master Herbert'Alex. 2� M (pries from Twoero)
Augustine. The bride and groom re- ♦ @; -
ever experienced, in attendance. It `�
Ia estimated than between fifteen. Peed very fittingly to the address- ' �f4 VaCattiott Services Effective Saturday,June 25th
es-delivered for then- •Q- � .: a
--hundred and two thousand Pe The lis-Union opens today at 3 - - Q i EASTERN HOUSE, Phone 4500
visited-thie store during the day. A m when Mr. W. H. Moore, M. •Z►
`record volume of business was giv- P. will give the address of welcome
en in the figure of approximately in the Park. Part of the first after-
$10,000. General Motors, Goodyear. noon's Program will be songs by ,
Frigidaire, I. H. C., Coleman Stove• the school' children: The Ontario
and Lamp, Easy Washer, C. G- E•+ Shows are operating a Midway on
Canada Paint, Beatty Bros. and the the grounds throughout the Period.
Canadian Oil Co. were among tine Friday evening at 9 o m. sees the
manufacturers demonstrating. 15 dance in the Community Hall with
_-+
Clerks"were required to handle the danceLocksie and His Swing _
customers in thre retail trade in theTommy y
store. The Prize winners o! the 2- Sisters providing the noels. The
Big Parade starts from the school ) "
y trip, were: Messrs Fred Cassie; grounds on -Saturday at 12.30•S. T.
of Brougham, Jacob Hosenpud, Of, .Piths prizes for beat entries. The $
Tioronto and Gordon Borland, of Annual Field Day at 1 m. will
Claremont, with Mrs' I. Stevens' o! include.the usual list"of erste with'
Stouffville,- a Consolation Prize several neer numbers. On Saturday
-The Lucky Draws were, and resent as
_--- evening a Big-Concert will be
follows: Alex Schneider, Claremont, from the stage in the arkn e -
a Coleman iron. Blaire Evans, of
quarts of oil, O. event of rain many, items will`be
.%regnont, ?4 q taken to the Hall from tale Park and -
Heagan, Port Perry, Frost gate. s '
Mrs. Wm fie, Claremont, gal. meld Day Postponed for one ; r
'~ Can. Paint. 12 cars were sold and week.
amount of merclla� _
arno -
ous "
a
tremendous . . .. -
dies, 'this annual demonstration is : Be sure your tires are V g
becoming very. widely known, and shape`fW the hot weatter. :
attracts customers. from many a _
our stock of -
distant int:
p° - FIRESTONE yon"drive too slowly your
_. When
=* tires and tubes is complete : attention wanders-so does your
N ,OFF Y —�.�-i,t t mei: ' on a mainNlaa o Better_ Tires Made way-keep moving at a steady
STOUFFViLLE - - - : .pace. If for any reason you must h
-
Phone lop LACE - drive exceptionally slowly=keep d
A LF S P Q well over .to_the- right so that
- -" normal traffic can Pass you easily
bowing _ CLAREMONT, ONT. and without danger or use the
Week.Nights-8:is. Standard Time phone 8201 side roads leaving main highways 1
Sat. & Holidays--2 Shows,7 and,9 P.m. * _ unobstructed. A slow,inattentive /
THURSDAY, LUNE 9th Learn to Play driver own lust as- F �1
{One right Only) dangerous as a recklessly,
HAWAIIAN GUITAR, SPANISH speeding driver.
"Polo Joe fr GUITAR and UKELELE
_Scarring _ Individual half•bour Seasons ,
JOE E, BROWN :Mona Kea Studios . _ - ( O -
CHAKT.IE McCAHY Claremont. Markham, Unionville,
Stouffville,
Uxbridge.
- - •-Eommunkty Sing '�." _ 'ONTARIO,
Instruments supplied on request, DEPARTMENT OF
:FRIDAY and SATURDAY To convince you as to the merits of our HIGHWAYS
JUKE 10 and ll system you will receive FREE of charge _ `) o4or Vehicles Branch
_ one lesson"on any one of the above
'Varsity Show _ : instruments'.
-� Starring
DICK-PO WELL
FRED` WARING
COMEDY and SHORTS . T14E
' COOKING
SjONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNSDAY -
JUNE 13, 14 and ib
i g ov
: The Man I Fa _ -
The mous Dietitian and Radio Personality }
Mar
Starring
_ o KEN
. H . 1V1
. BAIT
DORIS NOLA�
''MICHAEL WHALEN. -and her popular
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«The Mighty _ -
__ -_ Treve'f -- -COOK —SCHOOL -
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Starring -
- M.
m ST. PAUL'S CHURCH : JUNE 17TH 230 P
NOAH BEERY JR•
BAR SARA REED t
-All proceeds go to the Women's Association of Pickering United Church
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'THURSDAY,FRIDAY dk SATURDAY New slants on old recipes . . .tempting recipes for every,occasion.:.stage demon-
r JUNE 16. I7 and lg
titration of cooking . . . Lucky Number Prizes . . . prizes for most recently warned
dt 8 Of bride . . . for oldest resident...for mother of largest family...all food Prepared on
Partner [ - jtage drawn for as well as packages of products demonstrated. Don't miss it I
• oR:toted d
� w the Pains .. ., �, y .. :
'With THE CANADA STARCH COMPANY LIMITED MAPLE LEAF MILLING COMPANY LIMITED
WILLIAM BOYD
MWWS of Crwm Brand CoA Synm Mason's Corn Stare*Maab. Makers of Monarch noun Maple t�af F>fea� Tea•Bleik. 1
Knees Went, Stiff Women Will Wear
In His Sleep Soup-Plate Hats
de , A
.,Agony to Move Thelia The New Millinery Promises To `
When He Awoke Be Crazier Than Ever
ec�C :
T„ by Ish6el Rosa "I er three years," writes this l';•.•.,
City man, "I suffered with pains -•Hirdcage veils, devil's skullcaps
_ across the lower part of my back. of chequered velvet, Spanish tam- y
In the mornin , It awoke with bou"rines, toppers-an shallow in-
-that '
- f -i -was agony-to vetted soup plates are the cream
CHAPTER �'lI a move them. Special treatment �Y
Five days later the blarenfa had another. A flush crept up un his of the new summer hats now on
would make the pain a little easier
steamed into. the wide, fiat harbour Lace as he ]rept his gaze on Clare, show in Parig.
who was chatting in the most inti• rebut tended s all. Then a friend Sizes vat from "trays"
of Bombay. The Apollo launder, the g recommended kruschen, which my Y ys two
g mate war with Peter. dockor said I mi ht take. I began feet in diameter—complet� with Oh Boy!
r ateway to India, rose magnificent K s p
against a fleckless stretch of blue., • "Where's the lovely bars. Ruul• with about acoffee-spoonful first burden of flower "and fr t—to
A heat haze shimmered aver the ford today?" he enquired, like one thing. in the morning. To my sur-, the pointed elfin toque made from '
waters, and small craft sped like who must torment himself. prise I found my rheumatic aches a few inches of ribbon. MOM lets me .
"I haven't seen her at all," An- and pains disappearing. I kept on Amon
white-winged birds to their destina' with hruschen, and although Tam g the more wearable mod. _ sweeten my
tions. Angela stood on the top deck gels told him. "I Ni as,the only one more than. middle-aged, I have els are squash cloche shapes, a mo
and watched the city taking shape of our lot to come ashore on the been free from pain for two years, dified version of the Edwardian $ '
it the water's edge: Far to the left tender." and able to go to my office every boater and tricornes made of tie cereal
' -•:'she could see a fringe of green — "Perhaps ship overslept — like da}."—A.W. silk, with scarf to match. withF t
Malabar IIIA overhanging Bombay. me." Rheumatic conditions are often Tied Uader,tha Chin s
The ship heaved and turned to a "Ohet in the boo Two of the in red- Ine am ourtnes are
are not so bad," Angela remarked, y' g + BEE HIVE
peat�ful anchorage. A tender came tents of Kruschen Salts have the tied under the chin with wide #
staring at his clouded face. Her at- fringed -scarves; the to ers are ,f
puffing importantly to'her side. And power of dissolving uric acid crys- g + PP
tentioli Wandered around the room. tals. Other ingredients assist Aa- worn with coarse veils. ? Syrup,
when the boat ceased throbbing at gt c
There was Macduff, star$ng into ture to.expel the dissolved crystals The birdcage veils fine as cob
last, Angela's ears continued to g ,, k r ps
space, and high-batting the world through the natural channels. I[JA
.'-�rtrm; a faint echo that wouldnot kith the aid of stiff drJnk. And here webs,.are tucked into the neckline
s. ,leave her. of'
shit'or afternoon frock.
came Jenny:straying into the room The ribbon-ends of bows'do not ► -
"Good-ntoining,'l4trs, li'}nant." Johnny, We're entering the area of lie flat but are wired to stand
with her usual lost air.Her expres .
"Good-morning, Mr. Charlton:' starvation now." straight up in front to the height
cion In a mirror as her glance rest-
'Well, it's India at last. Y must "Sorry,. I'm lunching here with
ed on Peter and'Claire, was tinged of several inches like knife-feath-
eonfess I'like it as little as any of others." L
with a .iluilh of surprise, and she.
ers. Throat Microphone
the countries I know." He n as staring at her a ith a gra-
lboked like a 'bird that has been •
"I like it, nevertheless." gic air. •Secretly Clare ho ed that Dipped"Over One Eye
' winged. She moved straight over to Pleats have read to head-
"You should see it in a typhoon, he wouldn't cut his throat or lump P
the table, dragging a ,long white wear, many hats having both In most air services pilots tom-
i b the water breaking against the - into the ocean. Stupid Infant, she'd
wi scarf behind her. municate with their. home stations
-'Bander:" teach him a lesson. She leaned crown and brim tucked and pleat-
Peter, Ioverslept. I'm sorry you by means of microphones, and to
'Perhaps we shall' '" over and purred: "All right, John- ed.. Bandana handkerchiefs are
_ "Not a chance at this time of the . didn't waken me." ny; It doesn't matter a bit. I want tie: carelessly round the smart- use- them the hands come into
g on He sprang to his feet. "You look to go back to the boat in an event q pins have Play, which means "that they are
- year_Well, I've got to be poly ed so exhausted, Jenny_ so I just 7 est Parisian toques. Hat of! the controld fora few sec=
about my business." and look up Mr. Charlton. So long. come into fashion again, the pin '
let you sleep. You didn't mind•my short the head carved of ivory onds. This involves.a slight risk,
The Old Game coming on without you, did you? I Hope you enjoy your curry.", � Y and to obviate this.s. small throat
Dick swung off, and Angela went " ''Damn?" muttered Johnny, and or tortoiseshell.
_ g B was going back to get you for tun• mike has been invented. It is
Twu to the lower deck to get on cheon.!, let her go. Most models are built to car-
the tender- Her fellow ass2ngers een over one a about as thick as the middle of
P 'Not a scrap, Peter:'Good-morn- All afternoon, the Marenia lay at Ye•. The 'shell"
an ordinary necktie, and the mic-
'were'tired and sulky today. There i Mfrs, Langford." -anchor, peacefully, with most of hat, however, made" of fluted
Ing, _ ' rophone, which is the size of a
had been a dance the night before.' The Personal Note her passengPis ashore. They were straw, with a wisp of veil behind, •
She stepped ashore. and the first r shopping and seeing the sights. perches on the back of the head coat button, is fastened to i ,
Hello, bits. Rumford. _R'liat a like a shallow bonnet. Man Pressing against the neck.
of the fakirs.crogped her path, with gorgeous sbade of green you are Joan had slept all day, and wak- y brims
his snake and mongoose already in wearing!" It's just like turf, and it ened just in time to have her cock- in the more severe- panama hats When speaking, vocal sound
action. It amused her to watch him, suggests a lawn in this dusty part tails before didner. She was going dip behind under the weight of waves are "picked up through the
" though-She saw at once that it,was of the world." to-remain behind because she had ribbon tails, neck .tissues and much of the
" the old game. The snake was not Clare's voice wa! flattertbg,. but known that Dick would not be leav- - present interference, such as en-
killed, but popped surreptitiously Ing the boat. gine roar, is cut out. This lea ie$
p Jenny shrank from cite personal In Oregon, Crater Lake, is so the hands absolutely free. In
Into the sack:for further use: note. She regarded her as an abso- Three hours later she was com. deep it never freezes over, al- more than one disaster hand mic- -
--• Angela sauntered under her para- lute stranger. Ing out of the bar when she saw though it )les in a cold, high part rophonea have fallen among Lha
sol, alive to the drama around her. "Well. I'm lunching with John- him making for his stateroom. She
' --When she had had enough.she took n•." said Clare,11•htl . "I must be knew that she wss not supposed to - of the Cascade Mountains: controls, causing the crash..
a car an drove tot a Owers o getting along." "Then, turning to go near his quarters: that nothing -
Silence: There, from"the flanging Peter. "You win." would offend him-more. it was hard e Ttn
Gardens, she could see the roofs of We'll have to discuss it again," to forget the sizzling words he had r�`8111 V�
Bombay, flat and white, stretching be said, freezing his voice,,but Jen-- tossed at her for breaking in our r1
along the ocean front. The.Miarepta ny-was inattentive. him the night she had been so very
was a dot in.the distance= Clare strolled. over to the other chunk and she had tried to rip off C
- Angela thought of Lov.at.. W14 table:"I'm famished for lunch," she her frock in the bar-room.
announced. r want some carry, C►
eonld she get him that -would in•' M - o �.
"ter4et hfm'at a11. Something for his
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a
own adornment would please him " r° {#M
_
most, although it was difficult to
Dlclt tip suitable gifts for a amara
,young-man-about-town.' She sighed « New Ideas -in "Salads -
and noticed that Peter had walked '
Into the lounge with Claire. He look- '_ . r p • •, The fifty million-dollar Exhibition at
ed more bronzed,than ever' in 61s Tea' Room Salad two!- This glorified salad will 'Y y` v' Glasgow will demonstrate the progress of
rajah suit. She was radiant in a "' '' gBritiah Empire,-' :Canada,Australia,
1 package lemon jelly powder catch the eye and 'make young # u
suit of cream-coloured silk, a few 1 tug warm water rebels forget that thev are -not Zealand, South Africa, the Indies _ -
shades lighter than her tanned 1 can (k%' cups) tomato soup supposed to like the.•things they and the other parts of the Empire will
skin. There was no sign of Jenny: 1 tablespoon "vinegar see there. ` all be represented . . ,each will display
its crafts, industries and art . ,•, the
They Lound a quiet corner under 2 packages (6 ounces) cream M' esserue of Em ire will be condensed with.cheese 'Year Round Salad
the palms and ordered drinks. Pe " ^t � w P
the a in the confines of Bellahouston Park. '
►ardeto Cla e,rwhose lasheaand
flutker• 13i cu s celer finel diced I pint warm w aterlly powder "
P y, y - w,
'rs cup mayonnaise m,'E -�•::4a .'�,•a1�,�.bx, r�n ,:.
ed as she listened to what he said. Dissolve jelly powder in warm 2 tablespoons vinegai -
He was so absorbed that he had no Rater. Add tomato soup"and vine- % teaspoon salt
eyes for anyone.elge in the lounge. gar. Chi11. Cream cheese until % cup shredded cabbage
Excursion Ashore' _ soft. Add celery and mayonnaise. 1 cue chopped celery
Johnny walked. into the lounge
When jelly is. cold and syrup9;-_ 1 ,pimento chopped
and RFanced-i`n the i7Irke f1on or-Fe= —F-tables oon chopped — IDTfold in,cheese mixture. Chill un- P peed green pep-' -
ter and Clare. Ile seemed to be ag• til slightly ,thickened. Tarn into -Per. I
I S]�U
grieved, and Angel.., watching him. individual molds. Chill until firm. Dissolve jelly powder in .warm
felt a little sympathetic as he stood Unmold on crisp-lettuce. Garnish water, .add vinegar and salt. Chill
uncertainly at the door. At last he with mayonnaise. Series f3 until thick and syrupy: Fold in
tame over to her table and drown- In case you are faced with two vegetables. Turn'into molds and: ROUTE ' t
entertaining problems within . a chill until firm: Unmoild on let-
short time,-we are including an- tuce and garnish:w ith mayonnaise. .'THIS is the year to holiday in Scotland
' FEET HURT? other delicious salad". It sug;ests Serves 6. The Exhibition at Glasgow, the greatest DIRECT-
all the splendor and magnificence since Wembley, will attract visitors from TO TME ®EAfT OF a.
r of the days in which the Cardinal _all parts of the world. Then, too, Scotland GLASGOW
e - for whom it is 'named, lived. jRl�ht to Nag is a country rich in romance and tradition '
.lfyST NUB 17+M ..
Richelieu 'Salad
� c • • . . . . its lovely hills, lochs and glens area -
50 1 package cherry jelly powder If a husband comes home late tourists'err LAIN ' t - t t 1?c� cups warm cherry juice 'his wife has an inherent right to Paradise.
cup olive liquor !'nag" him, said Judge • Cox in You will.be in Scotland from the mo-
Ili cups canned sweet red cher- pmeat you, step aboard the famous S.S y�"•,
P court at Indianapolis, U.S.A.USAHe -
'+ ries, quartered. gave the ruling when a young
'z cu stuffed olives, sliced _-"Letitia" 'or `Athenia' of the Donaldson
P husband admitted that he beat his
3 run blanched m e a s > 'Atlantic Line. Spacious; piyhlir 1-f�mq
j 1 sired. modern staterooms, talking-pictures, hos- ;
Dissolve jelly powder in warm �pitable and home-like atmosphere... effi- 1
\ cherry juice. add olive liquor. i ,
:tient Scottish stewards and stewardesses,
Chill. When slightly thickened,
+N�` ,,.�• ". fold in cherries and olives. Pour whose forebears have been trained in the
small amount of jelly in m61J; ar- :Donaldson family tradition for generations.
range almonds on it. Chill until , The Donaldsons, owners of• these fine
firm. Paur on remaining jelly< Make and Burn Own Gas Scottish ships, regard you as an honoured
l Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp Give city-liketss cooking serviee �• nest.
lettuce. Garnish with ma onnaise. OP anywhere. Lithtinstsntly. Reru- g
+. Y ,late at finger-toueb. No DiDes, h �ee _
Serves 6. ' eonnsetions or Greasy wicks. One "� ltllR1Yl11 ftattt \
andtwo-bnrnermodels. aeedealer
And now for that ever-present or write. — -
�Dentists recommend Wrigley's problem, the family's diet. This i THE COLEMAN LAM l AND
` ''Cabin Class Tourist Class Third Clasp
Glum as an aid to strong,healthy Year•Round jelly salad is guaran- �; Dept.WL5s0 Torsnte,0"t. s132. $118.
teeth,cleanses them of food par- teed to o�_ercome the resistance
'titles,massages the gums.Aida di- of,the most anti-vegetable our
>lection,relievesstufyfeelingafter g y g
mdtls. Helps keep you healthy! ster. Bits of gayly colored veget-
ables show tem tin .[etttta r� 9 r J _
Take some home for the children P gly through the
too—they will love iii c:•n clear green. . There's celery, and. DONALIA) ON a i ` `4 _
'A AAAAAAAA shredded cabbage; deep green #tea -',:� �•
pepper; and red pimento. it takes
only a few minutes longer to Pre- �.� ' ���`�J� r�sXJ �3•
issue No. 24—•'38 pare than a plain salad made of Apply to yew local t eytfeleM,W -
the same familiar ezetablec but w Corner Ba and Wellington tits.
C .vMtt a difference between theV.
(lil,a�n 3{711 Toronto
-
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_<' 1 .� - ".,� y- a>; w +.e•;?,.ts ny w't•,
•
and found them sleeping, for their Gin' [ns iii W" Are Music Speeds y"
eyes were very heavy; and they Factory work
OOH knew not what to answer bim. ;Uncontrollable lay
COur Lord' himself is, the perfect
example of perslstext,:-prayer, o! But office Workers Don't Lao �d F
without ceasing. Science Unc••hle to Confute Dis' in Britain
praying 41. And he cometh the third ease To One Side it, Sttrvey
dd _ rt�R
time, and saith unto them, Steep - ows Ys;
o— IL
a - enough. We do not quite know a exp
is .future wars—which some have in the fatigue and boredom of in-
whether this means that they had feared 'as a horror. worse than
LESSON XI beit not what I will, but what thou slept enough, or whether the Lord poison gas and liquid fire—is a, duction labor indicates that pro-
MENNIVado
had prayed enough; probably the p „ the Interaction- duction may be increased l0 per
— )Facing the Supreme Test of Ser- tit here theilt. it is human
aThel agonyein reference is to the latter. He mere bugaboo, cent., but that the treatment is E
vice—Mark 14: 32-46. al Congress of Chemistry was told deleterious to office efficiency.
Golden Text—blot what I will, but Gethsemane will always bear. an prayed until he got his answer. last.week. A Wembley (England) firm
what thou wilt. Mark 14: 36. element of mystery for us, because The hour is come. Professor Marston Bogert, of
of the mystery in the union of Behold the'Son of man`is be- which-broadcast radio music' in its
THE LESSON 1N ITS SETTING Christ's two natures. Columbia University, New York, plants, noticed an increase of 10
Time. — Evening of Thursday, 3T. And he cometh, and findeth t!isyed into the hands o! sinners. said "it seems scarcely likely that per cent. in production by women
71
April 6, A.D.. 30. It is one thing for a. criminal to disease germs will be used to any workers, but found its office staff
them sleeping, and with unto Pet- be betrayed into .the' hands of extent in war because of the im- considered the music a nuisance
Place.-The Garden of Geth- er, Simon, sleepest thou9 couldest those who keep the law and pre-
e of the western ,A11Tinwatch ch one hourtenfniero news• but possibility of controlling the t An .investigator for the Na-
of UAI—tr al pgty-
slope of the Mount of Olives. 38• Watch and pray, a ye - it is the very opposite for the
The agony of Christ in Geth- _ ter not into temptation; the spirit it to the enemy country:' chblogy found-women laundering
righteous One to be betrayed into
semane is also recorded in Matt. indeed is willing, but the flesh is the hands of lawless men. He said distribution of. insect shirts and collars in Scotland to
26: 36-46, and in Luke 22: 40-46. weak, The spirit and the flesh ' •42. Arise, let us be going; be- pests among an enemy undoubted- the strains their
martial music. n-
Between vwses 25 and 32 of our denote 'the two extremes,of, hu- hold fie• that betrayeth me is at ly would immobilize large num- described their output as "aston•
chapter must be inserted all the man nature, "spirit" being•the hand. Now behold the glorious hers of fighting men, but that ishing, even alarming.
:_.;._teaching of Christ recorded in highest word used to describe the
John 15, 16 and use to
17'. These won- "flesh" conquerort He emerges from the science was unable to confine such Aen to Scottish but many rkers #women em-
spiritual part of man, ourhorrible conflict in Gethsemane an invasion to.one side. ployees in English plants prefer
deriul discourses were given on being used to denote everything
T dur cul a night c#. 'i'a$sion V'Teek- as if steeled both in body and it and place marches second on
y that belongs to the, lower nature. soul• His whole bearing breathes Whomsoever I shall kiss, that is their list of choices.
32. ?and theyi. come unto a Jesus is not pleading this as,an
place. The literal translation of excuse for his disciples' sieepful- self-possession, manliness, and
sublime composure. he; take him, and lead him away Among opinions .of women
the Greek, as the margin tells it', ness, but as a reason why they 43 And straightway. while he safely. In the confusion there workers . were these:. "Music
would read "an enclosed piece of should'watch and pray. The spirit was the possibility of escaper and makes you work better because
is eager, ready to stand by ,me yet spake, cometh Judas, one of {here was a desire to make every- you talk Iess," and "if on a bad
ground." Which was, named Getlr• the twelve and with him a multi-
-= semane. The word "Get}lsemane" even to death, as you have just thing sure. This sign was the or-• job, music helps you forget and
means oilpress, which would imply shown in your protestations; but tale with.swords and staves, from dinary form of salute. it stops.you grumbling."
the'flesh is weak, the lower na- the chief priests and the scribes Dr. C. S. Myers, principal o.f l
that this garden was locates in an the National institute of Indus-
j olive grove in the midst of WVc.l: ^ ture.f ears death and danger, and and the elders. The position oto f straightway way be cameto him, and trial Psychology, agreed .that the
'.,was a press for obtaining oL•v�- exposes you to,temptatien. Judas in this verse would seem of
Prater Without Ceasing indicate that he was the leader of saith; Rabbi; and kissed him. 46• effect of music on office staffs was
oil. It was on the eastern side of this crowd. And they laid hands.on.him, and
the brook Isidron; at the base of 39, And again he went away, 44. Now he.-that betrayed him likely to be, more of a nuisance
the Mount of Olives. As John re and -prayed, saying the same took him.. than a blessing.
minds us, it bad- -been a favorite
words.' 40. And again he came, had given them a token, saying, ,
resort of Jesus.
The Lord now Ieaves eight of
, �`^ s
the disciples on the outer edge of,
while.be takes what �
•,. "the garden.
known as the innermost circle „ "'•,x ` • �
1 y e Se t
of the apostolic group with him
,,. rieeper into the garden itself. _
%.
' ..
_" -- Bearing It Alone � ,. _.
• a , •.
83. And he taketh•with hin: s
Peter and Jammy and John- There
are-the ones who, Lord tools
with him up on th.a mountaro '; _
K,Z
where-he was transfigured.' And
` • :
_... k -
-- ' The
q
' began o word here translated "greatly <•. -. - - -
amazed" means to be thorouThly
„1
,1Gwa'a,r��• :: � � i
alarmed, or e�eto be terrified_ — It
, fit/` }
And so►e troubled: The verb in- # { ITI
dicates a-distress which follows e
great SOck: The weight of the .
iwor:d's sin was here b^:ng borne
•r
b
�x�
y,him atone
34. An
he.saith unto thein, !Ny - --
_ ,.
s
:..: somal is exceeding sorrowful even fr
°..
_
'unto death: abide ye here, and
_watch. :This phrase is also. found —_
Matthew's account. T-be word -: t
: z.
;a
here transl$ted "exceeding For
rovrful" means surrounded with
r,rirf -or sorrow' on every b-fid. f
.We speak of•,"the' Gethsemane ` _
aa c ny," and in Luke's account o4
Ch: is experience'in Gethsemar.N
are have the .ery Greek word.
agcna Luke 22': 44) from wh`.ch
our
mord "agony„ coritec.
35. Ar.d.he went forward a lit=.
`ilei Qiu Lord by seeking solitude . _
� on the last..night of.
his lif a on ' I'
+earth immediately preceding his � •� ,
— Crecilixion first departed from the
xioio-,y, crowded city with his eleven _
saw
quiet g
der. spot on-orlovely hillside; now p
.to.be absolutely along with God,
he separates -himself from even
he
this inner group of three. And f. „
ft,ll to the ground. To fall on the '^ ;
gz c and is an indication of litter - �•=
s.
prc�-:'ration before .God. And
While the Lord
always
prayed. -
rva� in communion with-God and
h
AAK
" 'a zys one with him, yet.there
�► a• -
- - -'-
t .nk..
wcre definite times to ,his "life-,
undoubtedly definite times in .tt
every day of his life when he
• 7' Q
prayed,to God, i.e., when he spoke '
s
{o i im definitely' about specific
nerds,"either of his- own or of
others. That, if it.were; possible,
th6' nolir might pass away from
hit.;. Of course the Lord Jesus
by "41 th L, entire
. pc:.od beginning now 'with- his
a;.,-ny in Gethsemane and termin-
a_,,g .with, his death on the cross,
the entire time of his suffc4ing •
: .and anguisb.
The Bitter Cup
.;,;• .And he said, Abba, Father.
The Acord abbe is the Aramaic (De Luxe Modet. from a
Sccrd meaning "father," and both st,004),atfactory
•oeh•w.
u c ids were often used freely-in - , Local delivered price,deter-'
prayers to God., All things -are t.•. mined b ddi4a delivery
charge which include trdalit,
possible.• unto thee; remove this p„ ,meatta.a4qpQolicen.e P-248
5cup from me. This-,petition of 9 tee. • oetdl�tiieat ti<r -,t At
-
T
"Special" 171ishins ranted through the General
Cnri�t was not a command. Jesus coupe Motors tnetalment plan.
did not ask' anything that would Y,.
in the slightest way contradict the
` Fat'rcr's wi11. 'He does ask that _ s
the cup be taken from him if POs
V'
On the other hand, he does t
iyot n nut the cup to be taken nwaY _ . ` D �{pn
f God Rills it otherwise, what :..Chas* C laremont—Ass-6c. Dealer=-J” ,McGlashen—
i Cooper—C
Jens prayed to be delivered from
in Gethsemane, was not death.as a p
sacrifice
voluntarily offered for DONALD MOTOR SALES —WHITBY —Assoc. Dealer --M. Slee Pickerin8
th, Fah•ation of mankind; but this -
pc,asible element in his death as a `
sacrifice, the hiding, of the Fath- - - -
OrN face, and the withdrawing of -
' Father's handfrom him- New
s
arra,
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;L`/ A L L���' -Z'!�e Woatan's Aasocistioa of the Tra�ssesa Ta for Jane Brides t
United Chuff will hold their rogul-
�--'Elisa! tune in Rr ng on Tuesday, June 14th, Mrs. Regiaatd Geh is entertain-
C��a eresT at 8 p, m. at the lyome of bin. ing at 's trousseau tea, Saturday, '
-day except Priday, at 10.30 for Hugh Squires. All the ladies of the afternoon, 3 to' 6 p. m, in honor - J
the .Mrs. Aitken Cooking School. congregation and their husbands are of her sister, Miss Gladys Bryant, u�Qi
Mrs- Aitken appears here on the invited. Miss Jessie Rorke will wtpse marriage takes Place on
7th': See advertising., speak on ,Experiments in Inter- Wednesday, June 15th, to Mr. Al-
--Or- •N: E, McEwen had a national Affairs". Mrs. Redditt fred James Bromwich, of Brook-
Here^.professioni trip to Durham one and Mrs. Fallaise_with thei lZ
flay-last-creek,. _ ave c�iaa of r t ce, tc r- is Bride"
g he meeting, Trans-' is, B. C., aunt of the bride-elect,
r-The motor traffic on the high- Portation will be provided for-'ev- and Mrs. A. McLellan, Toronto: In .a Tailored Tip TOpI8ilit
Vrray over tihe week end ws, thio eryone who will meet at M. S. will preside at the table. Messes
heaviest this year. Chapman's Store at 8 p. m. Doris Roblin, Veryn Varcoe, Isobel
--Thle United Church Annual - and -
--- Cooper, Verna,McLellan, Mrs. W•
$Mu�day School Picnic will be held Erskine Cemetery Decoration Day J. Bzya?t and Miss Doris Bryant, ^D
'on Friday, July - 8th at Green's Sri, June.12th, 3 P. an. D. S. T. will assist at the tea. Those wha THE GROOM ` s
Park, Greenwood. have entertained for the bride-to
--St. George's Woman's Guild will -
lMold a garden partly on August 4th. Library Notes be are Misses Doris Roblin, Berg.
.. _ Brentnell, Enc Booth and Babe -will be properly dressed
The program will be outstanding. pn Thursday evening, June 2nd,- Tobin at a miscellaneous skower
:Look for details Iater, and keep the representatives from the Book Sel- from office girls, Mrs. Reg.jGeh In a
date in anind. r-
-The Ladies' Aid of the Presby Eananittees. of 'fftiteV4It:,Claremont, Kinsale and Pickering Metropolitan 'Girls' Club at a din- 4
teiRan Church will meet on Wednes- meet• to arrange an experiment in ner and presentation at the Alex-
-day .TOP
`'day next at the hbme of Mrs. Karry ce-operative• buying. Each .11brary ander Palace, Miss Doris Roblin at
at the usual hour. selection of?�e a handkerchief shower and bridge,
is contributing $15, t �+
----Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Powell books to be made by themselves, Mrs. S. J. Wonnacott at a tea Full Dr ' a
delebrated their Silver Wedding and presentation from A. S..
AAniversa on June 4t when the (though care was taken that the
ry 4 Y chums Mrs_ R. Winters- at a Un-
_ motored to Niagara and then Buff- lists did not theirp}, and each has Tuxedo
g group of en shower and Mrs. R. ...Godbold
_ alo and other Parts of the States. the use. of their own
books for three months t'•�en the at bridge and 'presentation : `as
=Mr. Cox, of Scarboro, is'visit- well as a presentation from the
books make their first move around or Blue Sero_e!5u>lt'
ing.for a few days with his laugh- the circle, Picloering to Claremont. firm of G. -M. A. C., and G. E _ `� -
ter, Mrs. Frank Pearson and fam- Claremont to Whitevale, Wh,itev;ale I. C., Toronto. '
ay. , : .Styled' and Tailored by
1 Aur streets have'thus week been to Kinsale and Kinsale .to Picker-
ing•. They continue through this Classified Advertisements -- - -----
t g the
with cal the chloride, lay- circle every three_ months until the TIP TOPRfag the dust to the appreciation of end of. the ear when the remain -.TAILORS
'
the ladies w1A have the"'dusting in y y FOR SALT�a quantity, of Dooley T. f
the homes to attend to. at t're library -from - which, they
started. All the books are out potatoes, suitable for seed or table.
=-- Limited
Several nice showers during the standing publications-- of the last Grown from , registered. s@ed, in -
past few days is helping all kinds few months and each community Scott Township. M. B. Burk, ph.
of crops and vegetables, , r of Pick. 1031. /r.
w ich_ have been making rapid has a chance to read.$60 worth. ,� �/1 CHAPMAN .instead of, $15 • worth of books. FOR SALE►-the Thom _ann, on
itrowth- . .
Since each group stays so short a the Kingston Road at s ank.
--Owing to the annual memor= ,, IT, ;�>ie place. they vial lip Corners, Part of lot 36 B. - - -
iai service in Ersione Cemetery on mg
isted in t .e Pickering News ai F. Concession Pickeri Box
-Sunda] next; there will not be any ng
aervice in the Presbyterian Churcl as they. arrive. 204 Pickering dews.
of
Sunday rei3b School. SPORT HRIEF FOR SALE-Pease *t air furnace Woik Clothes' " : '' ,t
_ -Prepbvtettian Church Garden S 7 registers, flue and hest Sp
Party will be held in t1.1e Park on
Wednesday,, June 22nd. The Bert Wednesda night Pickering at Pipes' also kitchen range in good.
y n8 condition and an excellent baker.,
Lloyd Concert Company will Prov- Whitby (St. Andrew's) win 9-8• Cheap for quick sale. G. W. Bar-
kie the concert progzaTa. Furthei Girls lose to Brookiin, same even- ker, g. Full sized Work $birth," 98C.
partkulais next week. ing'. Pickering boys win all games , Pickering.
p.
A large number of young peo- .to date. FOR SALE-1929 Durant Sedan, Water Shrunk Overalls, pair $1.75
le tram Toro cam o in eery fitted with Slee m at-
`.and trucks on ,Sunday and .spent_ ion. Joseph Clark, private owner, Greb Fork Boots, , $3,50
the day at the'eamP north of the NOTICE Greenwood. 42-3.
village. This was the firs{ trip forA �F'--' - Built-in -Arch support irk Boots. $4.95
to the- First of J
_the season.. July Celebration BICYCLES FOR SALE-Gents, �^
-T'qe cut-norm is worse this Committees. Urgent meeting i"ri $10 cash. Ladies, $12 cash. ' Good -Comfort -while you work—
year than usu 1, 5trrne farmers who: the Town Hall` Monday, 13th- at. 9 order. T. C. Brown, Brougham.
P. m. -D. S. T. ,h fine new range of English Foulard Ties
bad planted a-res of tomatges have s
_ -. - FOR SALF.-6 year old mare and a
.:bad the Plants all•killed out and -:Card of 'thanks - mare 3 years` o?d. i..
L ly *pa r - 6c. t
were compelled to Plow up the _..
' � Pickering. T. Garalczyk. 41-2 -•-Lad
tt8 nS � O $1.00
.
OFe
;fields and sow grain instead. We wish •to extend
our heartfelt - : LAdieB' Chiffon E6sb, new .Spring Shades, :
=Miss Edna Marquis, of Win FRESH JERSEY COVE'S AND young
q thanks and appreciation for .the y g All sizes ?50, er air
• mipeg, daughter, of Mrs. Marquis acts of kindness, bulls for sale from accredited herd p p
ng n P - Fred T Bunting. ....
' 'ndness, messages of s '
and the late 'Chas. E. "Marquis, is Fm- and 'R. O. P. dam. Prices right. i P>lCtCer>lIIg-
pithy and beautiful floral offerings � ,: ,.
visiting Mrs. 'James Andrew. received from our kind friends and F. M Chapman, Grasmere Farm, T.
' -John and :Mrs. Teeple, of Tor- neig'tbors during our recent ber- Pickering' 41-2' FsiKbliul'ed 1857,
,onto, spent Sunday with their uncle eavement in the loss'Of our beloved
FOR,SALE--early-earlyand to-
:land sunt, John and Mrs. Murkar. • - •- - - -
-Week-end visitors-Miss Ethel mother. mato plants. several varieties, 10 c.
doz.' Also some Bantam Cornseed."Hogg, of Stouffville, with Miss E.
The Pratt Family Plants have been grown out doors. c
'Murray. Mr. Robt. Stork, of Par- ,SPECIALS
_ ry Sound with his mo-her. Miss ---r` L. M. Banks, Pickering. tf
-:Ella Annan,- Dunbarton, nxith Miss Andlej
--.— $ t'ItoWN and EMPIRE MILLETS, B>�'eakfest Bacon alb
Roby Andreae.. arm Puckrin is •�%avin the 'ex the recogtuae,., .,set, earl and late •
.--Tt is reported that the number ension to his barn finished, the ''arieties, No. 1 G, S. 5c. Ib. Early ��
of women who have been up in ;,;all having been built" last fall. Amber Sugar Cane (Sorghum), as Minced Steak, .,...2-'-12c. $ lb•
-Police Court for drunkenness ?•as Mr.. James McKenzie, of Lachine unproved strain. No. 1 G. S,, B e. .
''more, than doubled since the beer •
—p�hsurs-were o 1'fii-s is giv- week end tisit. ' t - Pork Liv , - c:�e . '
Ing the temperance cause quite a lementary pasture, No. 2 G. S. t�
Laurence and Mrs. Clark and (?Jo. 1 Purity) 6 c. Ib, F. H. West- .,Stewing Beef, 2e• a lb
boost, Miss Jean, visited F. M. and 'Mrs. ney, Pickering, Ont. 98-40.
141r. and Mrs. d, W. Powell C'tlapman on 'Sunday. =Jewel Shortening -15c. a lb
and.Roy.were in Bowmanville recent- S. A. Wallace, wife and others i
elly s being the occasion'of M,r. Pows of Port- Perry'&lled at Grasmere LILLIA N fQ Classic Cleanser- � : 3 ,tins 13c
ell's brother's 94th birthday. .He is on Sunday. f f •
still much interested in all things Tio, regular meeting of the BEAUTY SHOP ti
takingplace around him and is the i s1' 2 �
: 6 5c
_ Community•CIub will 'be held at.thR - _
-.oldest gentletnan in.the town:- home of''_Mrs. S. Puckrin on Bion- Three doors east of the Old Church '
-A number the Pickering Pur- y ng Garage. 'Mr. O. Crummer's W . s R E I
pose attending the Centennial Cel- da evening next..
The local Women s Institute held Residence,
ebration and Old Boys and Gills' a splendid meeting here last.w-eek
Re-union, which is being held this at the home of Mrs. .S. Puckrin. Shan000 and Fingerwave -- W '$UtC�e+r (phone 3000) Pie eri g
Friday, Satnrday and .Sunday in when the Brooklin Institute rovers ,
Claremont, The Field Day Sport-4 .guests. Fingerwave Vie. - .
will be held on Saturday.afternoon Mr. Benson }tis had a''large ver Oil Shampoo &.-Fingerwaye 75e. '
and a Concert in the evening. A andah erected'to the east side of Arching
most enjoyable time is assured.' - bn-qg111S smin - 19ard -
- au an rs, m ton an am .b.ray-farm. �i,� � _
tore
fly of Parry Sound,.spent the week- • Congratulations are' due to Orv- HAIRCUTTING =6e.
end with, Mrs. Knifton s mother, ills Shea on his marriage: Orville Spring time is Seed time -
Mrs. James Gordon. On their ret-
was assistant at the Club dances
urn, they were accompanied by Mrs. Tbermigne Heaterless OU Permian:' -
. ;
George Martin on many occasions.and daughter, Mary, A number of the school mates 'SLys $2,50 Wi X3.50 >16,00
ant
Red CloverTimothy', Alfalfa,
wit ''t'will spend a couple of weeks of Miss Gladys Bryant met at 'tile ".„I,;,r. pick, 220P
home of Sydney and Mrs. Wonna-
,�laike and Sweet Clover
�
i- O e evening last week Mr.
Cott' on Saturdayafternoon last to
Powlie went to a service station-Md _.present to 'her a tray with their . The Pickering All government tested
bad his truck filled with,gas, having photos under the glass, upon her p y
purchased six gallons, there being approaching marriage. Her many MEAT MARKET two gallons In the tank before get- fiends here extend to her tl it ar ,ill kmda of E�arden' Seeds 12,
tin the-fresh supply. The next n her new American :
morning.he started ou on
best wishes i
'we carr a full line of
and had gone only'three miles when Mrs. Geor' 9 - In bulk and package.
came.
his truck came to a dead stop some George Pratt passed away
• at her late home here on Friday
Person having stolen the gas during layt after only.'one week's illness. Fresh :
the night. This`is `the second time funeral took Place on Monday - Agent for Ar-Cormick.Deeriag Tatm-N&OWery[amd
this year Vat this has happened to to the family :plot at O&Wlle: The and _ .,Repairs.
Kr. Powlie. W.' G. Reid also has services were conducts b Rev. --• _.. • -
hAd the gas taken from his trucks d y Cured o±�r Motw--weha�e it, r„aa get it. Os it Knot m•db
several times this M. Jenkinson. Deceased sur9ived -
year, and also hpd ,her husband only five months. She Fboos x000
a rieov ba taken out of hi car �j
rY s was in ]ler Slat-year•and was high. "Meats ,, rr cc IChi+t<�ia
Mind replaced with an old one. Other ly respec'ted by a large circle of J S BhL7I�NA • P
tar owners in the village also report friends. All the, members 'of her • J. S. s a '
similar experiences. Unfortunately family were home at the last'. The Q11_r delivery i3 at•yourlserylee ---�-
there is no way.of oa%ehjng these sympathy of- this'eomm'nnity is ,Phone PiCklie2Q '
tl�ievan unless they park alongside extended to the sorrowing relativ- _
pis car. _CLARENCE SILK .
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