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VOL:-LVII -. ICKERING, ONT.. -�RID�Y . :TL7` F �'�l' 1488.
iNvsfsostuonai dared-.. - —
Brangham Keep in mind the Garden Party at [�'R�i N j
NOTICE
B. W. Lotton's on the Altona Rd, v`_Y ' ` 001 p
Mr. and Mrs. W. Devitt are Thesday evening June 28th Q *r
R. H. O. PBARBON—Phyeioinn . v- .,-:ig , arl and Mrs. Devitt and program by Arcadian Singers, of MILLS yf•
D "Our trucks prase your way fiamil here at Present. f
as,dSurgeoo. Dunbarton. 1017 Y . , Toronto. Adm. 25 and '15 eta. l38G--1936'
evert day." Rev. Howey, of,Dunbarton will ,r'
B. P'ORSY'TH, Oph. D., Director be in charge of the service here.on Kinsale
Llbod me•rical A000c1=nof pnt."10 .<�- COAL, LOBE, CHOPPING
Isteted Member of the American Optometr:--n1 Sunday next.
aascia�_ ens examined by appointment W�UD CEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Rodd and sons of Monday,` Wednesday and Friday
-pbons 2sa.Claremont.put• _ r Sorry to report several cases of �.;
13AN D GRAVEL, Utica, were with Mrs. Rodd's bro- measles, WE GRIND FINE r„
1wpa4. rthen, James Farley and.family; on Sorry to report Mrs. Wm. Bell Bran', Shorts and Feed Of .all A
sIId Sunday. Jr. again under the doctor's care.
DONALD RUDDY dor i Loan ' Mr. John Gilman has disposed of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bates and son kinds, also minerals ' and bother
1r T En 0
6�tormarly uccup,eo•by tae late w.E.Chm- s rm spentSunday with r. an .
rfaa.aouthwiagof.;ourtHoare.Whitby. SlyThornhill. John intends to take up Mudie. kept on band]
also local 'eartage work residence in the village and con- -
BEATON, BELL U R055 a8 :firs. Davis of Altona,
has been We stock only the best Poultry _
: We have also plaeed in stock a full tinue his trade. " spending several days with-her dau
IBarnstors tf Solicitors line Of Maple Leaf Milling Mr. and 'MrsWCamereon. . W. , pp
WILLIAM J,-BF-�►TOPi•K. ghter, Sirs. 'McDonald. . Feeds and Supplies.
+' KW'r Feeds, their daughter, Jessie, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Mudie have moved21. k
waROOKE BELL,K.C. J.5.F.ROSS _W a MITCHELL City,
Sliss Lila Cameron of Iowa their furniture and are living'with
A.
_— X.I. e�SEN _
JAMES A WRIGHT , called on Brougham friend$ Mrs.s. Gibson.
- n may Street. Toronto,- adetaufe 98a8 e
_ Saturday. Mr. Taylor,' of Toronto spent PIANO•TUNING
U. KICHPiRD�N A Co„ Barris- Pickering, Ont. -The W. M. S. will a tertain
p Fathers Day with his sister, Mrs.
�llotera.Suliaion. Notaries-etc., suite '4*' Office phone?40(1 Residence 852'J the mothers and babies.of the Bdby. Clew,
gg��–; Life Building. Tomatost..Toronto. Band at the home of Airs= Norton The W. M. S. met at the home of All kindB of JE'E sir �fsrk
'JCdaphne 0d.1688: Pickering Phoo 6613. 8tf
— on Thursday, June 30th at 2.00 P. :firs. W. Brown last Thursday. for
NGUS h1c�IILLAN—Barrister, sol- The Beal Store,Claremont m, their'June meetin All 1 ning Guaranteed
$tor,,Notary Public, 19 Meiiada Street g•
Toronto. Teiedbune Elgin aiv3. '2ftf PHOIN8 w2k— Our Young People are putting on Mr. and Airs. H. Farndale and C. S. MaeDONALD
—^ LPratat— �' their play, "The Ginger Girl" at t oda with Kinsale
WVV V— pton, on July lst, This play relatives. 2N CLOSE --
W e'-r-re di,r 9' pop y. Miss._Evelyn Russell has been cep- — Phone Lakeside 1502
Ej$RI3RRT'P: Ir'ALLAI81f: L. D W. pl*vi-ag -"tractivC- I* become site ulcer and an
D.D.S. Graduate ei:he Royal course of
. v,tt iety of one'looking for Garden Party tal- ending the' last month with htr Orders taken at NEWS t)tripa `
Dtmta:Sur�eona and t1,e llnwernq or -pronto. Aluminum and Qraniteware Etc. ent will find this very suitable. •grandparents, Mr. and Mrs., W:
pies is reodeoce arcond duos Baa of St. And- Furniture ind Furniture
Mr'aCburch._Piekeriog.Unt. Fwce boon: la Sorry to report the mistake in Bell Sr. . ? ;�+
ynor, of Oshawa FUEL
s.mr a 6 p.te., or ray applptotoaeat.• fX•r.y Novelties, the announcement made last week Miss Veronica Ga ,
Pbon Prjces Iavr, in hopping with times, in Brougham Haws of the names of and Miss Ola Hooker of.Teronto,
larvle.). a Pie)c 3Z 00. I' -
pupils having passed the Entrance were recent visitors with the Hook- '�N
6 arDs.
• �fsts+e►;• exams on the year's work, was too er family. � ! • '
RADIO SER r INS previous, .not. authenticated by'the Aliso Gladys Greenwood wand her Builders SuppIle�
ti. BEATON. TOWNSHIP A Giadnate of Radio College facts• friend and Mr. and Mrs. McDowell -
D• Clerk. Con..rancer.Cd—issiaMf for School closing exercises held last
saki w aidavAs, Accountant. Etc. tower of B and daughters spent one day last
with ]Lumber and Lath
Narrla(eLiwaaet. Whitev:fe.,Ont. Friday afternoon were pleasant, week with Mr. and Mrs. V. Park-
Lip-to-the-minute training Members of the W. I. and Mothers b,, i 1 _ B. C, Shingles
A. E. RICHA RV-sc 14 and attended, the W. I. giving.-prizes The institute will .meet at the
tiSNIlHtAL IiAN1(Gl� FINEST EQUIPMENTZ for the best kept teeth of pupils, har,le of Mrs. D. Crawford next Glue Coal' r
ILEAL I NSU B for as judged by Dr. Fallaise, of Pick- Thursday afternoon. The Roll Call Alberta . Ccal ' =i
•!Guaranteed S�atisfactioc ering, who visited the school dun —Each .Member Gives the History ..Domestic Croke ;:
CONVEYANCING in the week Too brushes and of Her Own Farm A i
g li Tooth Paper, The
An oN estabholted aseoey, ready tooth paste were Riven the child- History of Kinsale Women's Instiv GFment, Lime, Plaster f
•' Reaartnrthle Prices •"
tb serve. ren. The Fred Hamilton and B. ute" will be given by Mrs. M. J: ,,Slat le Bod wood
'Tubes and Batterkw always N b.Ad P _ y
- -plea, pig, 6$00 Richie children were the prize win- Lawrence. - Agents for Lttnd Fence
Hs ROY-MILLER. . Hers. Quite a number from here attend y
M. M A ` 48B'oatrhsm. Ootsrio Broughar., was well represented ed the District Annual held at AI- at]t] 1w 4`"' 16?Obn
ti Phone Mark 1808 at the District meeting_ of South tons last Wednesday. Our Instit .
WOSNBBD AUCTIONEhs[i AND Ontario G1asCow Church, Alt ' autes�heWed- Parade_ute received
ot House Dresses and Firr+ze in e �A(�lli+ht7tt Tkt►r ,
'bales o nductedTAoywherc .�.• E R neaday,last. Tl1e meeting wa In Prize, a beautiful leather' book
pl@1�Hn tl
ftoce or write. Address 614 Dundas. of the I)istr+ __ case-.for the best program for th-- Betare �� Bet°re ybre
—_ 9tr. East. hlrs. Holliday, of Brooklin. The193's -- — -. --
Insuragoe of All Hind' year `�� /-� *,
RPhitby. Qdtario. 8. branch mer*sbers :late ai�I reel. YY I L t-1 1 L B R O r,S.
; Bi,g Parade and Celebration July
If+ Bent Rates Available'witb � � term of office and welcome First. Evening A'oudeville , Locust HP1, 43nt.
Shingles For .Sal( :Beet�rit and 8ervioe: a8 her successor, Miss A. E. Rich- �-_� =.IPbnnoMa•l• 72tr1 -
ardson, of Pickering. Those in at- Green River
Oak 6xlPanlsed Steel Shingles. piddttsa Pl/ont r
tendance at the meeting appreciat- J ..�5 ECI A L
ed ,the gracious hospitality of the Miss M. E. Muir-Asited friends
„BIed's Pblt slate Shingles. 6
_ Also. re-rubbering huffily wheels. BROUGHAM PICK 516 ladies of Altona. at Port Elgin last- week-end. -
`n Ma :
l their n 1 ) le Lninbrr
Is+F$-n3sysesa,-ahacii-.
`The W. M. S. held th r Ju c ',Ler. Ross Career was a Belleville p. —1320 per ]j[
'T. PAIMRSONS Qned-
LAR13M0>t GARDEN CROPS meeting at .the home of 31r, and visitor, recently. fn 500 ft. totaor<more.
pr►}I and get prices. PhoneBdl% Mrs. O. Burton= with and attendan- I-Inylnp i., in tu:i swing these _
_ ce of twenty., -Mrs. Cassie Pres- s Get sur rices fi�-•;:��
a ea
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ly :Will' Pap Pr(sfite $dent, pres}ded. The scheduled Pro- Mr. R. Cart i is erecting ter�al
a Asphalt Shingles. Prices will
If you knew you WERE NEXT 11 If 1'on Use grain was. followed. :Lars. T. C. barn as is also AIr.
DN
xou would bustle in after that In. d Mrs. R. Carter a
NATURAL MINERAL Bre Studown v�eS<eokP The
rt fTema erarnce ;,lvligbf s_Ai,idred• were visitors at'Galt � higher e p
er ia. .th Spring.
t
talking about , Whoa hates Pr= a.n, arranged by Convener, last•week end. .. ICI�ERINO
YOU MAY BE_ NEXT p Mrs. Bayles was a Temperance Miss Grace Smith, of Toronto, .,
To frcrease Yields and Imprcvt Quality play, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Richie, .spent the week-end with Miss•1I= �
CYRIL E-: MORLEY of all crops Mrs. Norton and Miss Annie Bay- VLilson.. LUMBER YARD
GENERAGIN9URANCE a_ k .` les, taking part. Mrs. Malcolm ' Mrs.. Campbell and,. daughter PHOKE 34W
Oto Motto—Service an, Protection ► gave a few gic•anings•received while and friend of London, spent last ti
D. Lockwood c.k W nn d artendi n the Toronto Temperance
.. Picktli�$g ti700 g` week;end at Wilson's Park. '
Com*ention _H ostesses.�_Mrs. 0- We are sorr to- report firs 'F':-
.-kering Mills' Burton aild 'Mrs.. Dunn, who ser-� Willianls on the sick list. We wish :At Claremol�
PI('KF,RI 'G. O,NT ved• a most -_-delicious tea at the 1�e s recore�g, _
+l WE DELIVER close. . - r Do ntfo get the Ladies' Aid .Ernest C. Fetzer "
SnmmeT Furaiture PHONE 5317 On Sunday last, Decoration Day. Picnic on Wednesday- June 29th, at $100 up—Mone '
was 'observed at the Christian Cern 10 y required: QeN x :
Wilson's. Park, under the leader- First Mortga +
' etery here. The fine day brought ship of Group b. I,Ag
out a large attendance. The guest The •3-Point Rall of Young* 74
Lawn Chair . _ � Y ; .''g! ,ears experience -
R. G. -CLENDENING sPeake-; '.lr. I4'.• G, Frisby, Es;uc- People held in Wilson's park on
folds .very cosily from the ationist of To -. gave 'a Frida evenin last wa3 a real "•.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR y g -This .
front.Natural, varnished bard fine' address. The Male Quartet, success= �4
frame with reinforced Private Ambulance and accompanist, 'Mrs. R. Forsyth, There will be, a garden party un-wood 5
stat,in a heavy stbriped awn, DAy an 1q rvlee Mrs. Mina M--Master, of Toronto
in duck••-x1.49• Phone 9606 Aid on the lawn of Mi. R. Carter. DISCOVERY
g were very much appreciated. • The Full particulars' later.
•
Malvern 66(10 loud-speaker facilities made it poss- T f
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duncan are MEDICATED
Ma>Y.'_La>rn m (1nt• ibis for all to hear. Mr. O. Mc- Ing
Deck Chairs Irl KKiill L! attend' the Post. Masters' Con- INSOLES
Complete • with canopy and and Mr. Walter. Pereey e.,,-
Gregorvention at North Bay this week and Ends Foot Torture Quicker
foot rest. Sturdy hardwood - Pressed the gratitude of the Board are motoring to points , further
for the splendid help given by,all north. Comfortable to Wear
frames in natural hardwood, Hot Weather these visitors. Among those pros- The Y. P. are holding their last Sto S w
ent from outside points were: Mr. r
covering in a baavy striped meeting before summer closing at p
awning---52.10. and Mrs• Frisby, Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mrs. G.• Lehman, on SORE BURNING ACHING SWSAT4 'yK�•�
May mean Cool Days in McGregor, Mrs. Mina ' McMaster, Tuesday, June 28th, at 8 p. m.• Ev- ING FEET
SIMMONS' WALNUT STEEL Elmer and Donald Wilson families, a ne welcome.
the kitchen it you use a • - ran Removes Catlo�lsea.Destroys t3ai {�..
BED Kenneth and Mrs. Hastings,. I{. Congratulation to Miss' Muriel Odors
Coleman Instant Light Devitt family, Mr. and Mrs. Crock- Gostick, on as•sin , Toot aid ;
Complete with felt mattress and p g her Theon Ex-, $EST for ?lihletes F
spring—$10:50 er, all of Toronto, • Norman and.
axi .store -or hot plate. saninatlan Frith First Glass icon- Dancing feet. Easily Til fiw '
Clean and Safe. Mrs. Mechin, Norval and • Mrs. outs, at the lotcnto Conservatory g y pP
- •1lis4srlAubalaacsr Day or Iri�t Qlack' Wilson, accompanied . by Mrs. Gins of 31usie s00117HlM—SANITARY' :
wra bare Coleman Irons too Arlidge and: daughter, of. Salk.► Mr. Wm. Sadler and M. Draper, list per PW
The Ilii The -Rodd family of Utica, Mrs. are .appointed as delegates for the
•[hick' make ironing day a + CcStroh Psrspirattoa—Ri Orr i
Ed. Wilson, of Stouffviue, Mr. church as on at Claremont on
asurc. Galland see them, and Mrs W. Devitt, of B:oo a0 `
�'• kiln, Tuesday Wednesday•of thea
C. A. STERRIrt
AL and BIIS .BY W. Percy family of Milligan. 'Mr.' week. JON�►7
and Mrs. N. King, of Sutton, The The 9th Anmu1 Memorial Das
: .�'11Deral Director Harrt<vare TW.@with Quartet and' Mr. T. er and Service wM.be held at Brunswick IRLe Q,,��11 _
..''Furniture Dealer r Mrs:Forsyth, of Char t, and ot- WU Cemet y, +)At�ose5 OAR
P 4HT RIl`I Q hem well as the community res- 26th. st 2.so p. m. S S. T. Speddai ` �+. t
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0Z Ptakeru�. • « Qntuip Phone uN -1 idents. Much favorable comment music and speaker has been arr -
was'made on the caretaking of the anged. In case of rain, the service
cemetery, will be in the eburch.
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Drinks 'to take Pic :Ckin
rromenacftWhen you start out on a picnic, Strawberry shrub _ r
$ be sure to incL# @pine drink en- Select sound fruit, wash, measure
_ T _ _ pecially for th¢ children. People and place in a atone jar. For every
a ���,� by Ishbel Ross usually take-rt!'ong tea, coffee for tour quarts of berries use one quart
the adults and the youngsters have of vinegar. Cover the jar by tying
to drink water, if it is available. a cheesecloth over it. Stir the bar-
Providing' a special•and delicious ries daily for three or four days.
"Promise me you will for a Sea and thought we saw the Star drink for them makes the picnic„ Strata without squeezing and put
y much happier and healthier for into kettle, allowing one pound of
week." His voice was urgent. Joan w Bethlehem. Agatha always
wanted to see Gethsemane and sugar to each pint of ligtrid, Boil
?,'•laughed in his face. . everyone. ,
"All right; it's a go," she said, the River Jordan, so I've brought while the strawberries are in slowly for five minutes, bottle, cork .
"beginning today. Watch me." her a bottle, of water from the season, this drink can be made and and sea]. Dilute With cold water for WrIgloy's Gum helps.you keep fit!
"Good girl!" river. Agatha's never even been kept on hand for later occasions. it serving. For picnic use, fill quart Relieves that stuffy feeling after
Funny, thought Dick, walking to lrew York. is grand for outings or just any- bottle with diluted strawberry eat g.Cleanses crevices hetweell
away from the dining-room, he Miss Mudge's voice trailed off teeth,too...assures swe�etbreath:
time, on arm days when the urge shrub, cork tightly and pack in the A simple afd to healthi
was teaching one woman to drink in a diminuendo of feeling. Yes, is for something cool and tangy to hamper.
tlip Holy affeth@r- to 0-sur offLand had glamor.
Bu some now! Small itt cost
doubtetlly .it was the right pre - 1 quart water every meal-milliorxt
scription in both cases. He could- The train whirled throu h 'tliecup"ugar a-st
n't imagine that Miss Mudge was Indian night and dust poured in Jabots Are Kind to Curves 2 cups ch pped pineapple ` �, Man jas
ever.going to touch a drop when the windows like desert sand. An- 1 cup orange juice AV?
she returned to the States. Mean- gela lay awake, staring at the �/s cup lemon juice
while, it would be a pity if she shadows on the ceiling in the stuf- - Boil water, sugar and pineapple Minted Chocolate
went -home to Ohont'o without a• fy compartment. she shared with _ — _ For each serving, add 1 crap of
semi neceminute ssary. Either fresh' orcannedd
'few memories of owniig] -wick-- Pat�an3-14Irs:-lflinton--Poun `Fii g — ehilted-milk slowly t a espoous
strain and dilute with aced water if
---edness. wheels beat on her brain; disturb- of chocolate syrup, stirring con
CHAPTER ingly different from the vibra- stantly. Add 2 or 3 drops pepper-
It was.a great .relief to have tion of the boat. Patty tossed un- pineapple may bbset uar�tial dt►nks mint extract and beat or shake it
a21 these
People off the boat., easily on her fiai4-bed-behtn�ttie- - - - - vreU.-Pour-into-tai p %-ith -
+ ing'oillk as a basis., try_ these. whipped c
Three weeks of comparative, free-. green curtain that shut het: off p Pped cream and a sprig o. freak `
dom! His face was•puckered with from Angela. Her aunt slept 1�•d and up plenty of . o u ate�use it mint. Serve at 'once.
opo and keep it on hand. You can use it,
the sun as he moved away'from peacefully, with all her anxious : :^ at h Chocolate Highball
the rail and passed a row of empty nights behind her in the past. serving, add 'fie clip of
deck chair"s:Idelto'.-here was Miss "Patty," whispered Angela, "are Ing drinks which children find the For each
-- J '� �, chief lure of the soda,fountain.' leepoon
•T7 � chilled milk slowly to 2 tab a
r Mudge, still on the boat for some. you' asleep, dear' I thought I of chocolate syrup, stirring coa-
•mysterious reason, and under heard you tossing." Chocolate Syrup stantly. Pour into tall glass. Add
one's feet as usual_ Today she "No, I'm wide awake and ehok- � � or 5 squares unsweetened.choco-
cup ginger ale and stir enough
was dressed in spine sort of ging-
Ing with dust.'• \ late to mix.'Top with vanilla'ice cream
ham thing-her tropical costume "Isn't it frightful? It's right: . 1 cup eugar Serve it once.
�• 2(3 cu hot water,,
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with a hat like a coal scuttle down -to my lungs. Why aren't D '_ •"
¢. 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten . /�"''ss.-' Give down. Boy! how he hated you sleeping"" r,�, g y Little til>r'18 Cs1Ve
white eotton stockings.' He--stop- "Oh, I have a little demon at ` 'blelt chocolate over hot wafer;
Ped at her side and greeted her. work. I can't close my eyes: Aunt cool to lukewarm.Add sugar-to the j,j• +�+
Hello! You here?" Neil is sleeping Iike the dead. She t� 0. G; water, stirring until sugar is dis- Hints i o Teacher
Miss Mudge was blushing vio- always does.' It's an easy con-. p � D` '" solved; then cool to lukewarm. Add
a 9. ,.
µlently. She sat up straight, and science. Toss me a cigarette, An- ,$ this syrup to egg yolks, about one- Ten Pupils Come Across With
•.the stockings disappeared from gels, please." a(12 fourth'at a time, beating well after Constructive Schookooali� _
view over the side of her. chair. Perhaps if we were to put out �� j each addition; add chocolate,in the Suggestions
- - Was he dreaming, or . had she this :beastly corridor light things same nay. Then continue beating
paint on her cheeks at broad -would be bett1r. It's just like a mixture !.minute, or until alightly r
noonday, and shockingly 'misap- green eye winking in on_us." thickened. Turn into jar, corer it Teachers In London, England,
plied? ,Good for ' Miss Mudge.? "Hgre's-my scarf. Hang it over tightly, and place !n refrigerator. city schools were given a few hints
She was ettm ' c about improviing their work In aft
the transom.' Syrup can be kept for several days,
g g on. -Lipstick and . "That's a bright idea
_ " I don't ° - essay, "What I Would Do If I Were
sheer stockings next. g , Use 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
' a Teacher;' handed Lab one littler
Patty's k in making girl. The youngster expects to be
to a cup.of !1
"I m auipri'seT�o see you s r �- J m _
on the boat," he said. "I thought y' strong young arms r' 3 chocolate drinks. Makes 2 cup's of
C e teacher about 1348 abd in her day
..you'd be on our way across In- manoeuvred a temporary screen �<; syrup.
y y y things will be modern._
and she lay quiet in darkness that -
- -.- :dia by this time." • Chocolate Milk Shake She won't permit any.talking in
Miss Mud e's. responsive face was now complete. "Angela," she l 'For each serving, add 1 cup of .•
g p _ �� the room. Every teacher would.
was suddenly lost in a cloud. She said at last, "1'm going straight .�' chilled milk slowly to 2 tablespoons like to ke p.nearly absolute order
Y. rustled her papers;'then'lifted her. 'out to the TO the minute* we ar. of chocolate.. syrup, stirging ' con-. When.necessr• she'wrttes, "and
head with a-perky air• and ansr rive at.Agra, for the moonlight is stantly. Beat or shake well. Serve if then teacher world show them he
-'veered him: "No, I'm not going perfect tonight and-we mightn't , � at once in tall glass.-To-make.Choc- or she meant it, they would get
..across India. I'm- staying right "catch it again. Tomorrow night it 11833 plate .Iceberg, top with 3 table- order:-;I would warn pupils polite-
I =.here on the boat." might rain." spoons vanilia..1ce: cream just before ly but firmly and if they didn't
B ser Fin
E He-checked an exclamation-of Enjoying the Voyage t3y ANNE ADAMS g heed warning I would use some oth
1 surprise: None of them felt like luncheon )lere's a passport to summer Frwted Chocolate er method."
Lind of Glamor t' when they returned to their hotel smartness with many slenderizing For each serving, .add, cup of "Be Modern"
"That's topping," he said. from seeing the Taz and the Gan- features to help it become your chilled milk slowly to 2 tablespoons Then she discovers another fact
.. most becoming frockr It's extra. ..
I We're going to have fun toReth- ges at Agra, India. of chocolate syrup. stirring con- Ever since I have been going to
er. I always stay with the boat, They found Macduff at work on easytD cut and sew-which shows stantly. Then add about 3 table. acbooi. you usually-hear from the
k what a difference a good pattern teacher If you are'cbewi
ff so I shall show you Bombay. Shall a new kind of cocktail. He was , spoons chocolate ice cream and. ng gum. I
i "•-we start tonight?" getting on with his list. -He had makes, Anne Adams gives such beat or shake until ice cream and suppose it takes the child'smind
helpful directions - how to get an -
Miss Mudge brightened; like a crossed off the Blue Blazer in easy, flowing effect in the "sleeves chocolate mixtures are blended: olf,his work r.d also isn't very'po-
Ump_that has just been lit.."That's Jerusalem, the Sidecar at Shep- and the jabot = how to soften.the Serve at once in tall glasses. lite. But I .would let any' pupils
very•kin-J of you, Mr. Charlton. beard's, the Jaberwock at the bodice below the yoke - how to chew !t.because 1 believe it would
Chocolate Malted Milk
l'm sure India couldn't be any Mena House, the Bombay Special assemble the gores of the skirt help some of them to concentrate
" with a minimum of effort:-Pattern For each serving, blend 2 table-
better than the.Ao]p Land. at Bombay. the Thunderclap at Ltrould a as modern as I could for
"Were 'you so impressed by Agra, and was now due to tr the 4833 wail be equally at home !n the spoons malted milk powder wttli 2 I think t e pupils will take more !n-
o„ t y town or the country when you tablespoolis chocolate. syrup. Add 1
that!" �� Lnion Jack at Benares. choose suitable fabric and colors- cup ,chilled milk slowly, stirring tercet in fou." �J►
More than words can tell. . He had decided not to go out so naturally you'll make more than constantly. Beat or shake well.
Her- voice sank to an awed whir- on, the Ganges,. for he had been one. Then serve ai once' in tall glass. Argentina, Bolivia, paruguay, -
- `per. "Jerusalem was just like the there before and knew the worst.,� Patern 4833-is available in •wo- This is very.nourishing. Uruguay and Peru have not a sin-
colored Bible sciolls we used to In any event, he had a poor opin- men's sizes,34, 36•.38, 40. 42,•44, 46 gle motorcycle.
have' in our Sunday school. It ion of a race that did not drink. and 48. Size 36 takes 3 5.8 yards of Chocolate Float
39-Inch fabric. Illu'Strated step-by- -For each serving, add 1 cup.-of -
seemed so strange, after,all these He was enjoying himself consid- �'
•cen to see men walking the erably and-had' no desire'to look step sewing instructions included, chilled milk slow lj to 2 tablespoons e��
Send TWENTY CENTS (20c) In of chocolate yrup, stirring con- C
cobbed streets with their crooks . at the spindly'legs of so many coins (stamps cannot-be accepted) stantly. Beat or shake well. Servelogo
and their beards, and looking the miserable men. It pleased him to . .
same as the did in our Lord's sit on-a wide and shad verandah for this Anne Adams pattern. Write in tall glass v►ith chocolate ice
Y Y plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
•
day. And I'll never forget the with a glass in front of him and cream. To make chocolate pine-
day. and STYLE NUMBER. • • e • •
apple float;use %.cup milk and 34 '
night we drove up from the Dead a fakir trying to screw a penny Send your- order to Anne Adams, cup crushed pineapple-for 1 cup of Aeee�n�neek4/y f:
_ -out—of, hill--pocket MaeAut-f- _425-ZS-West Adelaide-St.,To. - - --
chuckled to himself at the mere rend, milk, o reor local Iruttist �?v
b.,...
idea of anyone getting a farthing, •• .'.., '.,
f for nothing, from him. He-was
really enjoying the voyage more * "'
than he would admit. The rois-
terers.v.ere settling,down, and no
y body bothered him now. Miss _ r
?` '""> 1;,,• ' g' ''; '.Mudge. was a bore—too skitter- ,- ` ,"' ��., •
,:•; ish, He had avoided her ever
w
- - -
F, seemed like a sensible
• ,
, person, but
he thought it dangerous to.pass
the time of day to any woman on ;
` a boat; she might turn out to be .
�.;
i ..
another Mrs. Langford. •
His place in the bar was sacred
now. He had glared every intrud-
er out of his corner seat, and it __ tis 10,04 -
was'just as much boycotted as if tb . bac Y
�, a placard were up: "Reserved for ` +• ;e
to + o1dcsb q II
r doh $W@@t�tting Macduff. The dog will bite." . . c18b9'C'81na�S>�et°!er• 1
my morning ATo Be Continued) ells man,
ob ec i
f- cereal With t , a°° .� 'll e '
EE HIDE $yrnp 25-Pound Trout
Goes Records
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DRILLIA, Ont.-William Weis- 'il►
�llge8ti@A• mantel, of Springfield, N.Y., went
a-fishing,near here last week and
caught a 2Z-pound trout, believed'
t one of the largest on record.
Weismantel sped to the nearest
telephone and put in a rush call
for an Orillia-photographer. ;
(ainla No. 26--'3$ He said he didn't want to take
r chances on anyone bacx home dis-
C believing his, story.
'� '•' ,tiff .. o-:, ,.v .s _ - . . .. _ ., -._- _ -
a,a:
d - �' �fr ,r.� c ..y-,.z, ,' - ...r'v:'- -. r `' ♦ 'Z C r r� iF
-syr < _ y . .: ,w �. •-. o`I �..,. .•,,,,'•+�ar �. �• ,.-,���.-,- ' :.
bat when she fought for roles that singer her agent broke down sat a
she knew would be for r she did confessed all—told about how she "
J . not get th}m. Now that theatrical had been built up, .pushed ahead;
- . producers go to Hollywood when how he landed this contract and � y
QVie S6they want to cast new plays, it may thea that one for her. Now she's ,
_.-_ ; r .,•. be that she will return to the Stag one of radio celebrities, drawin, s
when that vacation is over. huge salary for her work on a well-
known program. And .& lot of girt
i Here's an odd ante,on the old who sing on local-broadcasts madly
x is smaller stations are ever W < '
moi• ®
stage-screen battle. "Stage Door"
Radio was a very successful play. The much better.
movies bought it and made it over
..
—threw away the story and started
ke,
from scratch. Now some of the ODDS AND ENDS—'Phil Baiter By VIRGINIA DAL! summer stock companies wougi like has another daughter; that makes t
to do the stage version; but one of two daughters and two sons ., 2
When Irene Duane
was to New the authors, Edna Ferber, won't re- Claudette Colbert spent just
York recently she-had what might lease it to them—because she feels hour in New York after arriving
put+ .
• ■ e have been an embarrassing expert- -that the film version was so' much from Europe and before leaving for
once. She lunched alone in a smart better than the original! Hollywood Irene Rich's radio
- restaurant, and when.It.came time sponsor has agreed to let her plan' i
_-- to pay the check she discovered, to - Deanna Durbin's mother is "That
her horior, that'she hadn't enough
Next time you see s cobweb on Certain Age" on the screen .
t the screen think of the man motto is
Luise Rainer didn't want to play a
She appealed to the manager, ebme leading role in "The Gireat a
' 1 WRITE FOR FREE asking him if he would cash a Jess Wolf. His most recent assign- until the company showed her Fran-
pheck for the amount. He assured meat was constructing more than
CATALOGUE of em a • ' • two miles of cobwebs for a castle cissa Goal's teats In the part —
dt,ghtu,roAoah,iasily out• ■ her that he would. So she wrote in Warner Brothers'. "kidnaped."
which was a little hard on liras-
the check—and he promptly framed cloca!
. ,d.,u,oerboan.Wldaronge, = ' He has a gadget that squirts a rub•
oLodoh.nhprle"f1wooWr: it. Just one more case where a
well known face was worth a for-
=The
compound is a tiny 'thread.
-._ s dna—Corgi•
-- —
_—._--_ en ba w_e'ave the threads_tnto,a
268 Water St., Peterborough, Ont. cobweb •pattern,'and sprays them 'The --Canadian—ka
L eterborough Canoe Co., producers of DeForest Crosley,
with gray paint, Majestic and Rogers Radion have
Kay Francis to looking forward to s
September, when her current mo-
, just released a very complete ra-
- - tion picture, contract expires. aha Kay Kyser with his College of dio log, listing all domestic, for- --
-- Musical Knowledge has a grand gn
and U.S.A.
}� is going off for a long vacation program
from the really
Wait a a also gni ht chain
1 d hors
O wave stations, also a Weekly
Menu oi' best'Sunda y:
where a great deal of the talent programs Copy will be mailed
seems to come from these days. free.to anyone writing to Cana-
Remember' on Wednesday Street a Toronto.
•e
Remember h W a Corporation,
yy nights t
esson _
dins RadioSEE et
?V. C. Fields, wbo is out of MO.' . s
�'' vies for the time being, may return Replacing the Jack Benny Sun-
LESSON Xlif eaceediug „rcat. The rolling of the to the radio program which he de- day 7 p.m. NBC network program
SHARING SERVICE WITH THE stone happened after the•resurrec- f serted months ago, Hs left then during the summer months is the
LIVING CHRIST tion. The coming of the angel was s °' because of a disagreement over "Hobbby Lobby" voted by the n&-
LIVING
16: 1.8, 1416, 19, 20. for the rolling back of the stone, ti" a scripts. The same reason was gin- tion's radio editors to be "the
Golden Test.—And they went not that Jesus might pass out of f s en fo'r his movie 'contract's being outstanding idea show of 1937"
forth•and preached everywhere, the the grave, but to show that he had _ < ' terminated. Meanwhile \ Charlie It takes the air July 3. The pro-
_." -McCarthy has become so popular on gram features Dave Elman, eon-
Lord working with them. l4lark- gone. - - � '
36 .0 Appearance of the Ansel s that radio program that one•can't ductor of Hobby Lobby as Master
THE LESSON 1N ITS SETTING 5. And ,entering into the tomb, r help wondering It.there is a place -of Ceremonies. . From six to ten
Time.—The first two appearances they saw a young man sitting on -for Fields. different hobbyists will came from
the- right side, arrayed is a whits all walks-of life and all arts of cy
recorded in this lesson occurred on P
Sunday, April 9, A.D. 30: The so- robe; and they were amazed: Mark , „
It's becoming more and more evf- the world each week.to lobby
does not _himself call this 'person
pro-
called Great Commission was given ;a dent that radio programa coming for their hobby". This hour pre-
an angel, but Matthew and :Luke Y s; zF
some is "-later.; th-ascension took :. -from cities- and statloni outside seats people who haus found re- o
place ati Thursday. May 19, A.D. do. The appearance of that mer #' New York are better than a lot of laxation and sometimes profit is
_ monger answered every purpose that
�g those 3troadcast_from the big city. extraordinary.___bobbles, such_.as__.__.___�?
Place:=The first two appearances was required n. e Cif — One reason !s that fast-talking painting portraits on eggshells.
It broke down the obstacle of the
In this lesson occurred in the city Europe. And nobody can blame her agents can sell .talent that isn't collecting balls of string and baby
14,;'.: of Jerusalem. -The Great Commis- guard; it threw open the tomb to g to be rid of the movies real!
• complete inspection; and it gale for wanting yy good. Questioned not long elephant. hairs and raisins 600- I
-- sfon was,given somewhere le .Gal• for a while, at least: Bad picturbs ago about the succesb of a certain pound snapping turtles. j
.
flee. The ascension took place on adequate assurance and guidance to have affected her boz�fftce value,
the women and•the apostles.
.,top. of the Mount of olives near 8• And he salth unto them. Be —
'Methany. the gospel to the whole creation.
not amazed: ye seek Jesus, the Na- _
1. And when the aabba#h way � What then Is,"the gospel?" It Is
zarene, who hath been crucified:
past. The Jewish Sabbath �►� he is risen; be !s not here: bo-
bs the good news that the Lord Is �-
from sunset Friday to,sunset Sat-
ace risen. If we only have the teaching
hold,the place where they laid him!
' urc}AT.and the events now to-be do- of Jesus, we have no gospel. If we v
The angel shows a perfect know-
'
serlbed occurred during what we only have the account of his per
ledge, first of the hearts of these ,VISIT E�,IRRE {
•"should speak of as Saturday night. test lite, we have no;cape!. Ii we, � ` ss'' C I
Mary Magdalene. This is she out women, and then of the meaning of only have the cross, we have no
the tremendous events which had —
of whom, long before this, Jesus gospel. All these become part of r '• ��
occurred' during the preceding few -
,had cast seven demons (Luke 8:2), the gospel because of its central SCOTLAND EXHIBITTa
hours. That the body of Christ was b
and who, with other women,was at truth, which is that of the resur• ■+�■��'■ � 4"" ,
not there,every one could see; that
Calvary when Jesus was crucified rection. No human being Is shut.
Christ had risen from the dell!
(Mark 16:•!0,47). And :Mary the out from the gospel bz Jesus; ab-
Christ A demonstration to the woric�d
they could not know for a certain-
mother of James. The mother of solutely, all are to believe this.gos• - the arts.sciences and industries of
the two apostles; James and Joses, ty until .they were told of•it, firit psi with the one purpose that all the British people...an exhibition
by the angel, and later by the which has bem acclaimed the
was also among the women who are to be saved. The ezpreaslon ,
- Lord.
• ,were near the cross when Jesus _ reaches to the sad of time. IL it is to r greatest since Wembley. It offers
was crucified (Mark 16: 40,47). And' The whole transaction is marked {
asked how the aspotles scald her- ; cement'to visit
on added indu .I
Salome. Salome wan 'one of the with•an openness and frankness aid the gospel that far, the answer '' Scotland this year. a
women who ministered to Jesus and sincerity and historicalness is, through the New Testament and
when he was laboring in -Galilee which no one can deny. the voice of every man who preach..
4. :'(Mark 15: 40, 4l). Bougbt.spices. 7. But.go, tell-his disciples and es and teaches the New Testament.,
_they might come and anoint Peter, He goeth before you into 16. He that belleveth and is bap-
him.
ap him. Nicodemys had already be- Galllee: there shall ye gee him, an Iti:ed shall be saved. The ultimate --
atq.red one hundred pounds' weight he said unto you. This assures Y•
end of Christ's coming, the abject
of Spices on the body in-- tomb,but - ahem that"there would-b��obreach of preaching the gospel is that men :.J
�����// 1�� T
that was an expression of his love, between their former experiences might believe: Christianity is the ;tag o he i.S.S.
l.' not theirs; they must Dring theft and the new life on which_they one religion that does not demand i =
own, the best and the ring they were entering, that the sinner save himaelt, but
;.can give., Fear of the Unknown that he permit the Son of God to I
T I
2. And very early on the first day S. Xnd- they went out, and fled save him and keep him safe'. But ,
the week. This would•correspond from the tomb; for trembling and he that diabeIievetb .shall be con•' I =
of course, to our Sunday. Tbej astonisisment had come apo..[hem, demned Nothing 3s eaTd here of
come to the tomb when the sun 'ATHEN1
The word here translated "aston• those who never hear the gospel,
was risen: . ishment" is the Greek word eksta• and Thus never get either to believe
3. And they were 'saying among ars, from which comes our word or to'diabelieve.
themselves.. It Is -certainly clear "ecstasy"; it meant "a transport of The Ascension "Bonnie Scotland"is not just". tothshesrtof
from this record and all the other wonder and amazement that carries 19. So then the Lord Jesus, after a phrase . ., for Scotland has
Gospel records that aeithgr the moo- men out of themselves. And they he bad spoken unto them, was re-
.Gospel
,,'men nor any of the disciples had said nothing,do any one; fox they ceived up into heaven, and sat awealth of tradition and Scenic '
any thought that.Jesus had risen were afrald: They were beholding down at the right band of God. loveliness her people are
from the dead. He told them that something that no eyes had ever God takes Christ back up into Charmingly hospitable and visitors are warm- ,
il e ly welcome. See the Great Exhibition at r`
.what day be would rise; but their something that was above the laws His sitting down at the right hand
foolish hearts refused b-'leve of nature and beyond the achieve- of God means, of course, that his Glasgow) and then take the opportunity t0
-tAat R1 at he predicted would come went of any pian or group of men. work of redemption on earth Is tin- Visit Scotland's beautiful Countryside.
to pass. Who shall roll ns away They ware in the presence of om• !shed, and that he himself is ca You will Step right into Scotland when '
the LETITIA' or ATHENIA"
the stone from the door of the ntpotence, and they knew it. equal with God, and has reassum• you embark at Montreal on an"All-Scottish"
tomb? 14. And afterwards he was maul- ad his rightful place at God's right Their charming atmosphere'
' fested unto the eleven themselves hand. g 'makes one feel
IR many tombs a groove or trough �� ..
mons cut along the front the tomb as they sat it meat. Our Lord ap• 20.,And they went forth. This re- instantly at home". You will appreciate the
--to`bold the stone, along which !t peared, according to the records ters primarily to the eleven,apos- ' quiet, attentive efficiency of your Scottish a
could be'lowered to open or cover which we have, on five, different ties, but also to all those who en- steward apd Stewardess they and their r
the entrance. . As a rule, this occasions on the day of his rem
gaged in the proclamation of the forebears ave been to the service of the
k trough was made slightly sloping,
rection. And he .upbraided them. gospel in the apostolic period of Donaldsons for generations. I s'
so that the lowest part would be Heretofore he bad only.rebuked the church history. And preached ev
;immediately in, front of the aper• apostles, but now it may have been erywhere. The Lord working .vith em/jetee t r;;
that some sharper than re- them, Without him Ave cannot
lure. It would thus need ,mach Gbin Ctaae Tourist Clap Third Class a '?
more etfength to move it away bake was necessary)to rouse them work, and without us he will not; '$1$2. Silo. 91.
from «l
from its position than to move it from the faithless despondency In but,together, nothing is impossible.
into position. If several men would
to which they had been plunged by. And confirming the word by the M►h to row local a.r.f s.■t w gN
b3 needed to roll it along under or•
the crucifixion. With their unbelief signs that >1wed. Amen. Ver?
_ r !nary circumstances, more would and hardness of heart, because ey significantly, is is toe only place
believed not them that had seen in all of Mark's Gospel)where Jesus ter$
needed to lift'it out Of its Roe-
4%. e
•I;ot and thw roll It up-hjll to a Dim• bins after he was risen. The root Is spoken of as the Lord. From ~fax
ts�r.ce, of all unbelief 1s in this heart•s'tifi'• now on It becomes the familiar �� D�O _
- 4. And looking ur, they see that ness that refuses to bend and yleid title, together with the name Jesus, C j
t':e one is Tolled back: for it was to the proper evidence. of the name Christ, or both of them ���` �I +Ju)/1 er
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WOTTER � 'Mr. P. Nolan, employee of the �� ��
Trusts and Guarantee Co., and 1lT1IICs CO .FL, ERAL DIRECTOR. AND
suttacriqUom to the United Staten I bliss_Margaret Nolan of the Heintz
,00d WAWANESA INL (XL " $MRALKHR
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f I tion with their.parents here. tisap said foe �� and b r o,i[lville _I
` JOHN MURKAR. Proorietor ' --= • — -- IIO'
('oder Grove's Garden- Party 'Bills
, Windstorm Insurance ar, Hnil;dbp Night+Lpd Day x3itrvioe
iY`• N� lea BnatnPws Pbou.
At the last aleeting of the council � have been distributed Consult �' Silos etG 4801 Residence
�ElCed in your dist- Automobile Insurance at
the one post
the following accounts were paid: 1J11 Itjlf
riot and arrange .to hear All Kinds
Roads and Bridges- tt sur
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the raclive program on Saturday
Weise or lltoae
night, July Second. ,•$O W MAN & RO WE
A Lee, houling gravel. 65.75. L. I In simple but rich d4 , - _ _� -
hite, haul gravel, 73.50.: F. Car= Jrsign we car--furnish Annual Decoration Day at
'WR'Si'm ONTARIO
Salem Cemetery.
ter, haul gravel, 138. Frank Bar memorials that will
clay. haul gravel, 175.50. A. Has- "f please . ,frons every
35 a TO NAGGING 100117
Notice of Salem .Cemete '.NextILI
Hamilton, shovel gravel, 19.00. T. of appearrnee our Sunday, June 26th. Service will i eve a THAT FRAYS THE TEM PE
Beer, shovel gravel. 2.00. F. Far i work will stand out conducted by Rev. M. Jenkinson, :
ley, shovel gravel,' 4.00. W.` Bar- through the ages. B. A., B. D:, of Piddering, at Gezieral Aaenc AND NERVES. IT .MAY BE
dy, shovel gravel, 41.75. R. Raw- Na Great^• Tribute 2.30 o'clock. standard time. Spec-
.75. y YOUR EYES.
son, instal pipe, $,.25. Root. Lynn, ° N. W. STAFFORD ial music will be provided b .the MCCORMICg-DEERING C. H. TUCK. OPT. Q,
Instal pipe, 12. A. Cook, shov. t Highway monumental Balsdon Quartet of Ha_rrupton
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gravel, off.�0.- A: --Stroud, shovel - W be in , —Disney oclk, app. P. O,
special collection to assist the DEALER
Ph. 442 -Vhiit up-keep of the cemetery. phone 1516
gravel, 10.00. H. Reading. shovel by Ont. ,
gravel, 5.00, J. Ravie, shovel gr- Kingston Road West +�I+SO ��WA, ONT.
.avel, 18.50. A. O'Hara, shovel LL� FLEURY TUDHOPE ANDERSON _ T_
gravel, 6.75. W. 'Gee, drag con• 5, - 1' aril-i Machinery MACHINERY A REPAIRS
Geo. .Pugh. drag con. 4 4. Steel Wagon Wheels. Pedlar Roof.-
1.60. � �
A. Matthews, drag con. 7, 13.00, -- _._ ^Frost do Wood - Coebhntt _Inc. Frost or Lundy Fence Notille �0 1 t,/u
Brummer Mond Calcium Chloride, Delaval ' Pedlar Pr4acta Goodyear Tires `j
553.60\ Sawyer-Massey, repairs, Grose Fertilizers i8ed Indian Gasoline and OEs' .
9:29: J. D. Adams, grader blades, 11orse Register C. T. C. AUTO PARTE
12..;3. N. Smith Belting, 7.12• Ped- �""' F. W. 6 ft. Binder. new Aleadte GENERAL HARDWARE We do Building of all kindtr
lir People culvert pipes 99.58. C. HAWKRIGG SELECT--3298, the F. W. 7 ft, Binder, good
Cooper, grease, wire and bolt etc., fashionable-•bred imported Clyde- Fordson Tractor, cheap drank Wright CARPENTERING,
sdale Stallion, the property of Oliver Tractor Plow No. T CEHLNTING.
•6.84. L. R. James, door glass for W>QITFlPALR ONT.
truck, 2.75. W. Kellett, repairs to Oscar Wilson, Brougham, will Mower S ft, McCormr "LUL11BING
!ruck 10. J. Balsdon, wire fencing make the season of 1938 as foil- 650 11y. DelLaisl Cr. Separator, ad+r and
and hardware, 38.76. Pickering ows: Tuesday forenoon, May 31, Kelotte Cr. Separator 680 }h - - :
+ will leave his own stable and �+
"
News, stationery. 9.00. G. Law, � Adams Wagon and new hos Law MOtOr S$te8 110010ING
proceed to Jas. blc, thea at Adams Truck ws Chry$ler Plymouth We a *0 sell Brantford Rooting
repairs, 3.30. Can. Oil Co. 411.18. gon. new•
A. Mole Kinsale, for noon, thence to One li ht n wages
gas. 2.40 A. Mitchell S � g
r
storage Graham s -Hotel, Brooklin, where One life[.aughlin Bu MEat-rials, Empire Batlhroom
rage and unloading calcium SiJ
Ch-
loride, 10.00. Roy , Ward, salary, he -will remain until Wednesday Dealer *-Rpeaent, Daro Water
freight, and re night thence to his own stable, W. F. DISNEY; Greenwood - USED'CARS y
pairs etc, 183.55. A. yygtrmq, -Beatty
•Pegg, drag con. 7, K. Ward, open- ;*here �e win remain until Fri- PaoxsYtcx; 314 ltf 9ttsbie Egtlionient
day morning. Friday, proceeds GOODYEAR TIRES so then Buildia patent
sting grader, .98.90. A. Taylor, � Cliff Barrett's, Brock Road, WILLARD BATTERIRB g
drag con. 2, 12.50. L. Jones, repairs for noon theists to his own stable - GENERAL BLACKSMITHING lf.tin�wtea gree
ti) culvert, 1.25 A. E. Wilson, where 'Ir will remain until the BROCK SKILLBD,MOrOR REPAIRS Work Guaranteed
insurance. 184.38 �* following Tuesday morning Gin us a Mal on a New or a Used Cat T
HICKORY LAD (11166] the Pure
THEATRE -_- Te of Service -e7. PHo SH
Relief Dep for Supplies. 26 Hasea 7n
bred black Percheron Stallion, the •VCS' L'T3r3'4 �s0>rdOn gw
J ` 'Plruoe!la0J,'
W. J. Morrish, 11.41. M. S. property of 'Allan Reesor, will All Fbows Daylight Saving Time PTOKRRTN(4, ONTARIO
LUPman, 13•. Roy Morrish, 11.94: mat the season of 1938 'at hie Phode 2906
J- Story, 6.50. P. Wilson. 19.64. own stable, lot 3, con. 4, Scarboro.
T. Eaton, Ltd. 36. Tvvp. Scarboro, Terms: 810: 0ayable March tat, FP AY and SATURDAY " PL(:SBEtlY0.
16.14. F. Bunting, 10.90. S. G. 1939. Enrolment No. 945. NNE 24 and.26 X�
]dorrish, 2.1.76. E. Woodward, iii_ .ARNOLDWOLD DOCK (6492) 'Friday Matinee at 2,1 o.p.mr .-. r ..
>. 91. W. Duncan. 84.03. Twp. York' The crroicely bred Belgian:Stall- , �attuday Matinee at 1.30 Radio Servic�
'4.99. Brougham Supply, 32.40. E. ion, the property of Allan Reesor, Friday fiv nilaY ac 7.3. and.9.30
71 Lewis, 9.x30.' City Oshawa, 55,21. R: R. 1, Markham, will make the Satucda)at-6.30.8 30'and 10 00 C�
1C. Morley, 9.75. ;season of.1938 .as follows: Monday _ Expert 8er41oe and re-
afternoon, May 30th, will leave WALT'DISNEY'S $O/�/ /a
Contingencies his own 'stable, lot 3, con 4. Scar- 66 1.paha. to all m�ke�. �9a8 (, (�/�
born, and proceed to F,. H. Rich= Snow White & Qslable ohargad. Work _
"Re istrar of Deeds 4.60. Whsll- -ardson's, con. 2, Pickering,.1 mile »
g t -
the Seven Dwarfs g
daranteod.
. •w - W. I
est of Pickerin Village, for A. M TCHEL�.. �
_ er and Co.,:supplies, 61,90. Mun. g g , .
Wbrld, supplies, 6.67. Toro. 'Stamp _tiig'2- Tuesday morning, will re- All in MULTIPLANE TECHNI-.OLOR . ARTHUR FIELD Pickering
and Stencil, 7.56. Wellington Fire turn to his own stable. Thursday - g
` Ince., 25.60. Hugh. Pugh, postage •afternoon will proceed to Fred MONDAY;TUESDAY, R EDN SDAYGrad��RAN°and Telrsiri°°mattes• n
20-00. 'B. Jamieson Court Fees. I dodds, Malvern, for night. Fri- E Member ORlrial Radia Servsce Man% `Gni•
' day mornin will return to his .TUNE l9,28 and 29 Anson WKn.
8 A T. Gregg, Court Fees, 8.00. (- 6 -
Adage Spears services ee Voters m stable, where he will remain First Show at 7 30 l8 Phone 5201, Pl,CK ERINO
until the tollowing Monday after- Laat Complete Show a• 8.50
Judge Coleman,' Court Fees. 12.80. °a
List 24.75. D. R. Beaton, services noon. 'Perms--$13. payable Maich
.JOHN BOLES
re .Voters' List, 50.60. D. R. Bea- 1st, 1939. - AKTE T
- - ton, regi9trations of births, etc., COMMODORE -AGAIN (26812)- K O
• JACK � ,.
100. W. Stokoe, rebate of dog tax, I otce y. y es ale Stallion IN , � -
44
22.00. Town Hall License, 3.00 ,property of Robt. Dafoe Green "Fight for
y
p K I Riser, .with.make 'the season' of _
igh -
n Health 13.09.foI is ienOn 1938 as follows: Wednesday, May '
_ News, ins ection cards f1 Sell our .Calves rat,. home.
- - leave his awn Mable and Y Our Lady
Frrptbroo udlAinnteith &
Co., 1937 Twp. t, 274.00.•7-'proceed-to
F a Wrights for noon; ,
Tossed to F W'ftn •
`I
Association Rural ',ilunicipatities. W. E. H61tby's, lot 19, _time and -]Yloil�y—
Fee. 5.00, W. Chester, salary, 60. con. 6, Pickering for bight. Th-
MARG01'GRAH 1h1E _
�� � �.Lstl-a.v, proceeds to .'Hug's Pugh's _.. 'firLLIL
C Storle read insurance 9��- -+'• ♦east of NVhitevaIe forenoon; thence Also ♦r•e
gyp, to .John .Barnes, Chem-wood for - ''�'•
` - night. Friday, proceeds to Me- R y l uesday' and
aT)amages to Sh a . ZaN):GREY'S ';Monde
Orville Burton, 2 sheep killed, 2 'Griskin Bros., Altona Road. for •4'j` ail') t
Thunder 11
noon.; thence to his own stable hander Tr -
injured. 40.00, and killing of 3 ' _
g_, 30. G. ,M. Fors th ins 'where he will remain until the - With
y , +
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d° sfit` � .following.Wednesday„morning: � - Wednesday*
4on of above, 1.85. CHARLES BICKFO'.:D,
MARSHA HUNT �F'ICKERINa _FARMS
- GILBERT ROLAND LIMITED
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PIc�.ER[Nr A!� LOWE4
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FRIDAY: DULY_ 1ST _
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Big Parade leaves Elizabeth St. at
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Gravel
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Del vered or Lo&da 1 1n hit - i
Everiira Vaudeville �B. A. Service and Products
'� PHONE: Plant, Pick 102G
Claremont f►alld in' attendance Toronto office Howard G47I +;ALF'S PLACE. -
JOHN BOUI3NF� �� SON
: ,(Alfred Motel
,. Dancing at 10.:30
'LAND SURVEYOR
Daylight Saving throughout iCLAREMONT. ONTARIO .
F. J. DONEIIAN B. A., B Sc, o Fhc.ne, 3201
• sf C5c .15c.
L S. On file are the records of ser
Admi salon: i , 1 c• Cara, 25c. veyors Gibson and Yarnold, On
Ring East, On6awa4 Pima* IM
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Claremont
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The Clafemont Union Cemetery Innis, Dist. Representative ;f Ux-
R. E. MOwbr&Y. Secretary-Treaa
will holdif"rinual Decoration Ser. bridge, were Present. The annual urerx Frank M. ChapmAn. ]Direct, L Green, former President of
Mica Margaret. .Harvey spent vice on SundaF, July 3rd, at 2.30 meeting was hel&when the follow- the Can. Jersey Club, greeted the
P. M. The speakers for� the after- in officers were ors, W. D. Thomson, Geo.,Todd, visitors. The Calf Contest resulted
the week-end at her home at Black- elected: Presid- Irving White and John Batty. The in the Registered Jersey 8 mohthe
noon will be Rev. J. E. Glover, of eat, Ralph Boake. Vice-President, gamea and other enio'yments comP- heifer going to ROBB Knox, of Be-
water Jct. the United Church, and Rev. P. D.
Mrs. A. C. Brooks is entertain- a most -enjoyable event and ougham.
Augustine of the Baptist Church.
her mother from Scarboro at i
l i
Specamusic will be given by tte
present.' Eyesight Education
Baptist Male Quartet. There will
Mr. Alfred Pretty is this week
be a louid-speaker on the.-grounds,
Vo
hear the
so everyone will be able to he'
at North Bay.
Everyone welcome.
seri "SAVIN (.
-attending the Postmastexs, Conven ..: .and
Our newly-weds were treated to EFFICIENCY
a c1hivarari. on Monday evening, I Avery Pretty 'June wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday, 15th,
with the usual.and orthodox noises,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art- by
FOOD,
Bruce Douglas and Grant Taylor her Prowse, when 'their daughter,
spent the week-end at the farmer's Ella May, was united in marriage
:4.: home- in Markdale. The fishing H. TUCK
to Alfred Thomas, son of Mr. and
.1rall good. -HYDRO
Mrs. George, Harrunond, The pd-lr�
sympathy is 9!% -
mony,was performed be Rev. J.
FIRST COST and UP-KEEP
Mr. Wra. Wallis. in his bereave-' E. Glover, assisted by Rev. P. D- �.,.i
meat in the.'death of his.wife on Augustine. The - bride's attendant,
Eyesi ght Spot
Wednesday, June 8th, in her 87th ialist
year. The funeral took Place on the was her sister, Miss Doris. Prouse, Disney Bidg. (opp.; P. 0.) With the new Silent Meter-miser
while Mr. Everett Hammond sup-
10th, with interment at Quaker Oshawa. Phone 1616
Cemetery dge Township Ported his brother. Mrs. Glover Refrigerator, made by Gener.
Vxbri
played the wedding march. A'wed-
The Whitby-Lindsay Created cdkditio a rniy be 6on-
Associat- ding Supper was served on the lawn sidered as those -" brought on in Motors
!on of the Baptist Church held a
while the table was beautifully de- childhood through strain
Convention in the local Baptist on the
Church here on Tuesday, a detail- costed, the centre attraction be-: plastic tissues in the formative As low a
3 . $119.00
ing the three-story cake, Prepared stages of school life. A robust
ed report of which will be given in and baked �'y the groorn's. mother, child will handle this period of life Drop in or give us a call for
%our next issue.
and decorated by Mr. Ed. Lewis, with less effort than many of those
AnAiversary Services will 'be
held in Claremont United Church After 'all had enjoyed the supper, wit less strength. conditions ma particulars.
on Sunday next, when Rev. H, Rev. Glover called upon several to nutrition etc., Strain at tbisl
age
give
Howey, B. A., of Dumbarton, will a few words of advice'to the ks one of the causes of Myopia, and
happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Ham- further effort, without correctionSPECrAL—Nolize R'efrigei9toor, -Rood 'as new. $99.00
speak at the morning service, with mond left by car for several day's aids in its develop�nerit. Effort at
Rev. Martin Jenkinson, B. A.,' B.
motor tour. Among the guests, at this time may 'also be so din-
D., at the evening service, Special were: the father of Mrs. Prouse, heartening, as to cause.the child to
CHAS. CMPER C
Anusic is being ' Prepared for the Mr. James Routley, Mr. Cal Wind- appear crushed in spirit
..Inorning service by the Being
)*"e choir,
A Mixed Doubles Tournament Is ergrove, Miss Goldie Coyne, Mrs. constantly open to admonition 4 and
,.being Played here tonight .on the Glover and Mrs. Augustine, be- with further effort to no avail are
sides the parents of the bride and
forced 0 admit failure and
4ocal green. On Friday evening last
groom
four rinks from here were entered though correction of the existing
'and we are asked.. not to say any- is now made use of there is
Garden Pa. error cum
Party at home of B. W. ' - Cox
still the handicap of being behind
ng more of it. Four of our laid Altena .114. -on
thing
io attended the Gala Day Tourna, in clam work which takes some MRS. TORRANCE
meat On Wednesday, A Gtime to overcome. There is also
Garden Party will be hold on
Anyone having Any information the lawn at the home of Bw
.B. the lack of confidence in one' Cff=RyWOO11
any Of Cotton, Alton& Rood, on Tuesday s self :
as to the whereabouts- of born of the depressed spirit of in-
capability which
'the band uniforms, Please common- was so repeatedly
evening. June 28th. The Arcadian brought lime to the student in irate at once with any one of the Singers of West Toronto, will prell- early life. Many complicated errors
band members.- A number of the eat the Program. so that a very en- of child1ren -New"oongratakwons to on
uniforms a P are sucli-as-will permit Fthe-Dirad�y Cake"Ae okkut
course now in we,., terW -F.Cass -is-Promised;--DO— only a small Percentage %f vision
but it in thought that there ar, not miss hearing this group Of for close work with no apparent o"Mor to our QWAUV SW600i I Saw"*
'some other, possibly down in tb. musicians. There will be a sale of strain. No outrward evidence, show- held hem so that you OU raly try We BIRTHDAt
bottom of an old trunk. Have a home-made baking and other att "mow 011111116 1 bullude ale 0004M in
look around. the boys are anxiou ractions. Am. 25 and 15 cts Ing, These cases where the stud- messade. CAKE
to zet them, ent is being educated to see imp- Remanber.you 11 ahasye get Moro MO. Tenewmee,3W F.
noft"ft 25 own
Our village trustees' were very Ontario County Jersey Club Annual roper.7 are the one that become '.-cassandsagWactionin , '"n-andb" . %.
I I cu
'ins by wrap Ckwo Mow
more developed errors with time cup a c4rd
snxions that the residents:of the ;,Meeting and Picnic- I
.-,village should have their premises and as they become more compliL- Corm Syrup,Ben*on'#CbPx tareb. 3 teaspoe"
baking po-ctar 9
eleaned 'uP,for the Centennial. in The Ontario County Jerse' ated also become more difficult Starch and Alosola—LAM tonspoon.881t,
7 Club to Row
looking after tlie resid 'residences the�. held Wei * first picnic at Green- correct- famous CWumia starch Ilcoam cup ano oiftt-d ougar,
enc r pro, rated. I tessodwvaZI
.-..-�duets I have us*d and
forgot their own duty in-having wood Park on Saturday last, when
recommended for years.
hm= dour Benson's Corn
% "the streets cleaned up. We notice about one hundred%people eat down aalt.three
thn".
7 were "r
the gravelling and cutting to a well laden table. Representat- Learn to Play odd U cup a Add. 4=
v,
-grass oil-,the--b-ack streets, whilo. I yes-from--Jersey Clubs in Yo64 vanilla Add Saw
9ftw- ndlk alternately to
the front streets were inch, that Peel and Halton Counties, as well HAWAII-AN GUITAR, SPANISH od snixture. Fold in stifib
1=hiteo wft the,4
two People could not walk or the as Col. Bartley Bull, Chairman of GUITAR and UKELELE Bake in two
Sidewalk -without tangling up in th.3 . the National Livestock =ca" paw limw vnth oflocl
Records Individual half-hour Seasons 'W. wbon cool. Put tovotbor
grass., that hung over from the Board, James Bremner,. S"tary • end Joe w"
edges of the walk. What about of the'Can. Jersey Club 'and Mr
Mona Kea Studios
cutting the gram now, Mr. Trust-
-ees? Subscriber, Claremont. Markham, Unionville, Tme im sai our brenele
Uxbridge. Stouffville. t Too"'W
C
est.
.-;Instruroents supplied on requ THE
1i�ii 4j\Lri%y TUA—TRE • Toconvince you astotbe merits of our
;CANADA STARCH COMPANY
UNrM
"stem you will receive FREE of charge
BTOUFFVILLE
% AfakO?v of
:.,Phone 100one lesson on any -one of -ther-above 77-----4hv"11 0 Corn Syrupt Illenseeol
instruments. Coin Stweb: mazow
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Weekt4i19 Standard Time
"Set..& Holidaylf-72 Shows.7 and 0 p.m.
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410900 $1
U014qDiLy. 1,Ub;SU4y. WZDN!SDAY IN 005TON ;7 o:
JUNE--27, 28 and'c9
1411 075
If there is,no sidewalk or path and You
»f h+t.eaKwaa "`
Left-handed'UwH.
-
oo,�A"*o1s must
. . walk on the Highway,walk toward
the traffic, not with it! Whenyou'walk'IN ATLANTIC A Buck Jones western NTIC CITY toward oncoming traffic, you.can watch
'3 DAYS 7 DAYS every car as it approaches, and the
Gore Short'Short' Subjects
driver can see you. Don't risk your life
$3.50 $23005
• needl6ssly,- especially at night. Walk
InckmN Hotel Room end Meals
Indulins on the left side, and. keep close to the
71*QRSi-�A)i, P RI DAY&SATURDAY
edge of the road.
JUNE 30, JULY I and 2 ATTRACTNE ROUND TR! FARB
."Little Miss New York 415X5
Roughneck' -Boston-
.Starring Washington ....... $18.20
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Atlantic City $18.5
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Death In The Home
IgEXT WEEK IN THIS PAPER A NEW
Although men spend less time -FEATURE WILL START
in the home than do women, the
greater,number,of fatal accidents
ARE YOU LISTENING ?
is the hotrie. he' men as,victims
for all age groups up to slaty-
EDITORIAL COMMENT FROM HERE, THERE AND flue, above which the greater
Y EVERYWHERE. number of victims are women, ac-., Snappy Microphone Gossip About -the- 'Week's Radio
Metropolitan. Life In-
cording and er es Freddie Tee
to+ANADA cient answer to this is obvious suraIIce Company data compiled Programs Personalities By F
y
enough. If Signor Mussolini con- from death reports among tta in-
- siders that France is"intervening", dustrial• policy holders between WATCH FOR 1T !
_ Not So Far From War _ dangerously4n the Spanish war he 1931 and 1935. In the age group
The'real point is that Canada has the 'remedy of declaring for from• fifteen to sixty-four, for
is not so far away from war dan- genuine intervention on all aidea• 100,000 deaths, 1$.8 malas and .-r ..-- /�
i gers as the -more complacent Fiance, Britain, and all the 9.3 females are killed in the home. Ottawa Indians' C1V111Zed CiOrilla
Canadians imagine. Even in the peaceable States of Europe would The most frequent cause is falls, L
' neat War an' attempt was made be overjoyed to see all "volun_ the rate for men being 6.2, for Do Rain Dance Wears N htg� , ,.-n
o blow up a factory in Wipdsor. teers" withdrawn from Spain, all,
women 4.5. Men are asphyxiated b'
That was just a taste of" what supplies of war material stopped. 13 than women.and men,also have In July 9f This Year—Their Brought From.-.the jungle., She "
fmi ht be expected in the.way of Ter is not much doubt that the ly that women and men"also'have171*ort- Met with succesa Has Learned to Take Cream
incidents in-t ese aye o
improv- civil war woul en quic y
ed ways of killing people-Wind- enough if its conduct were left arms. Burns claim nearly twice in. 1937—Broke Dry And Sugar With Her Cereal
nor Dail Star, as many women as men. There is Spell
."1<V y to the Spaniards themselves. But a heavy increase in deaths from; ' , ' Even a gorilla can be "raised is
if Italy will not agree to non-in- falls in the ages above sixty-five . For .the.first time in the hun- be a lady" and sleep in a nightgown
9 tervention then she should have no with women victims half again as diads of years of their tribe's ea- an' everything. Not only that, but
i Why Not Cul Salts'Tax?. -
It has been pointed out that the right to complain even if the in- often as the men, the rates being istence, the Ottawa Indians will "Coquette" instate on her fes.
- Canadian National Railways ays=� tervention of other Powers were g5.7 and, 61.6. permit a squaw to take part in the . cream with her cereal, and chicken
tem pays about $5,000,000'annual- on a scale to match her own., tribal dances which will highlight with "all the trimminga."
1 in sales tax. In Other words, the fifth annual naming ceremon- Coquette arrived is St. Louts,
y Motorcycles made in Germany Hastings" England, will' give a Mo., last week,:after a two-months
- 'the amount may be' reckoned' as ial and festival July '24th at Har-
part of the deficit met through last Year totalled 141,591, c_om- tree, plant and maintain it for b_or Springs, Mich. -trip from the Congo in Africa, no-
taxation.. The sales metax is also a Pared with- 126,131 in 1936 and 'everyone in the city having a front companied by Trainer Phil Carroll.
substantial item in the coat of 47,630 in 1982, lava. d
The naming ceremonial dates
_ history, long
n ase
far back in Ottawa hist a
g a young orang-outang captured b�
goods purchased by school boards ----- before the coming of the hits the late Martin Johnson, and see
-
g
other. municipal bodies- If it,
J •,man It had been an}attraction and young gorilla.'
' cannot -be abolished it ought at ¢ for tourists onlyfour ears.
° Coquette is as smart as moat
least to be reduced from the pre&- The Michigan Indian Defense sin-year old children, and twice as
' ant high level.=Woodstock Sea- �N Association - - annals afro na s
is She was raised by a French couple,
v tined-Review- NEWS
rangements fol the ceremonial
NAM .�� THE which will bestow native names on "She ate with a knife, fork and
- soon, slept in a bed, and 'Shared
Our Canadian "Cities two white.persons who -have prov- p
`y Another thing that might well ed themselves friends-of the :In- their daily.life," Carroll explained.
` be standardized throughout the KEW]
dins. - That's where she learned to wear
t Snake .Dances, Too a nightgown-made from a burly
Dominion is the population re-. Epoch-Making Discovery
quired before a community may Ia March of 192'1,
-the discovery Chief Fred F.ttawawgeahik, bag
be incorporated as a city.' For was announced to the world of an president of the. Mida, will be in t
many years an Ontario toA could extract obtained from the "islands" charge of the festivities, which
become a city if it possessed• a -. . (special little groups of tissue), of will include sun dances, snake Spider Poison
i excess o! 10 U00 ahs pancreas of.. animals .which dances, scalp dances and rain
population n , Aids Seasick
and it has been repeatedly �sug- $ I when injected into a human being dances. . It was 'during the rain.
'gested that Brockville shosld take with diabetes would overcome faul- dance last year that twelve-pear-
advantage-of that stipulation and ty.-osidlzatioa..1A the body.(inabil- old Clarence Fisher eatrned na- venom is Fouad to Be Goof a
., et out o! the ranks et the towns - Ity to utilize starches and sugars) tioaal renown by dancing so earn-
g I Thing to Take Before Jour-
an which she has been situated ^ _ and cure the disease. sail}. Heavy showers broke apro-
r , � -. .,nay By Water.
since-1832. Within recent years. Dr. Bantfng and his co worker,.C.. longed dry' spell a few hours later.
CIarence will try to repeat the
- however, the provincial,lawmakers ' H. Best, received 'tremendous ae- achievement this year. Some have An urange spider from romantte
kav
e xarsed-thalation now requir= --claim disc very. --._t. Bunting for s looked CTarence s feat-as-pure uracao m tFie"Dufd Wes�Ind146 _
�.Y O is the population now requir- their discovery. Dr. Bantfng was coincidence, but faithful Ottawans has come to the rescue of seasinit
ed of a community. before it may awarded with the-Nobel Prise the think di -
legally attain cityhood.. At that i following year, the-youngest )man ,
ff erertly, tourists.
#ate, it appears that Brockville to morin it. He has since been hon- —�— Dr. Roy Upham, of New York
-will have to wait for some years ored by many medical and scien- Incinerator For
_ Medical College, informed the
before It joins the- other cities of tific bodies of"this and other lands. American Iasi the of Romeo- ''�
the Province. But in:1ltanitoba a During. the past few years while .SiilftllleT �OttQge path} last week that s weak. solo-
place may. still become a city when- , he has been Professor of Medical
_ do of venom taken from the
tt has 20,000 or ._orer. .In Alberta,
Research at the University of Tor- A cast iron, concrete incinar- spider has been found effective is
a city means'a community of 5,000 SIR FREDERICK.RANTING K.B.E. onto, Sir Frederick has interested stor for use out-of-door'• might preventing shipboard illness.' -
fir inose, and in British Columbia Recognized the world over a& the hltaself ta- cardiac diseases, cancer --solve the problem o! garbage dis- "Several doses can be admin
is -actuall the law that an research, prev�*ntlon of silicosis, a poral particularly at the camp or tared four or five days before sail-
-actually y selentiat who made one of the most „
place with 100 male inhabitants important discoveries of oar times, specific to cure infantile paralysis: summer cottage. This incinerator ing. he said.
es
[nay become incorporated as a the cursor diabetes, Sir Frederick, he has Invest'-7ated the qualities of stands four and a,half feet high Brake On ccsNerits
city. Brockville Recorder and, grant Ranting, K.H.E., has given the royal jelly of the giant bee, be- and has a capacity of three bash- The venom produces its benefio- .
elm. The smoke stack has a spark ia] effect, he-said,. by serving as a
s Times. _ Ca n for taking great Ilevtng it might contain properties p
- . -- arrester and is also provided with brake on the nerve messages be
P _ pF nada re- - longing life. He his
p Sween the orgalna of- balance is
aro
lde.in suc�a na-afl-sora ° baffle plates which drive smoke
The EMPIRE factor to humanity, and a truly discovered • •'•ny uses or Insulin, p
remarkable man. in a shock-treatment•for mental dim and bases back into 'the fire pot the ear and the brain.
)lora 47 yearn ago is Alitaton; arras; in cases of malnutrition; In where they are consuriied. Rocking of an ocean-going vee-
"Sauee.for the Goose . . : 'sJ Ontario, Frederick Bunting attend lessening the effects of%infectious The incinerator is filled through sel causes such an unusual disturtr_
If the Spanish Rai ends with a ed the local public and high schools diseases. a hopper door.by first putting In save in the balancing 'rmchanism
victory for the insurgents while . and passed on to the study of mad!- More•and More Research a layer of dry refuse, then wet, that reflex messages flash rapidly
the Czechoslovak question is stjil viae at the University of Toronto. 'With regard to the search Lora then dry again, until the hopper to the brain centre, causing-.sick-
dine
ausing sick-
-in the balance, France will find Atter graduation, be enlisted with care .for cancer, Slr Frederick rs- is three-quarters filled. The final Hasa
herself faced not only with the the C. A. M. C. for service over- cantly. Bald: "The volution of the layer is dry refuse. To this • _.
'German menace to, her ally_but: seas, was wounded at Cambrat, de- cancer problem probably will not match is applied, the hopper door -Four.mtia, and'12 women, aged
with an Italy able and.willing to corated with the Military Cross. come by chance, but by further re- dosed and.the rest of the garbage from 50 to 80, 'of Lancashire'
ire all sorts of trouble in the --disposal-As-�� use - England, -
Following theiviir a eiiteied'the earah.- is afol, also, for dead leaves, lawn g nd, have completed a 3,000-
iMediterranean, to cut• the sea Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, treatment for cancer ie a specific:" mile tour by air, rail-and car. - -
routes`to ,the French colonies, per- as reatdent surgeon, shortly going Research and more research Is
raking, and the general cleaning -
haps to help General Franco :in to London, Ontario, where be join- what he calla,tor. up of rubbish in-the spring.'. .Norway' has decreed that all.
Chair-
-some. demonstration, against the ed the staff of the University of At present Dr. Bantfng is
`-'French frontier. This state of. ships !Eying the 'Norwegian flag
• .Western Ontario, working with the man of the Associate Committee on One Manhole Strike - while engaged in transatlantic
things is only to be ended if physiology Department. In 1921 the Medical Research of the,National service must be equipped with
'France admits Italy's right to in- youpg scientist came to Toronto: Research Council of Canada. This The owner of a block of Elate wireless.
tervene in Spain while forbidding On.May 16th of that year he began summer he plans to tour the Doimtn- in a Jewish suburb of Jerusalem
herself
the milde3t of counter- his epoch-making research into the ion from coast to coast, visiting spent 6 hours in a manhole, with. Owners of buildings in.Denmark
saeasures,
The logical and--sniff.- ---- - - hof the principal centres to tura
��al sec.et4on of-the-pancreas.. p -- ---. only-his head'_ sho_w' '
experimenting with doge and on to learn at first hand of the scien; -t° estab- have been to paint Win_
dish his 'exclusive rights to the redecorate their places -at certain •
_ B-D:• himself.• tt9c work in progress here. a arrangements.. p ri e n .
dr image a 'oda or fined.
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The reason most peoplS'are bad "About the time Dorothy returned `,''I"manage all the affairs of your Kaliko obeyed and retired, and
Is because they do not,try .to be
to Oa, to ask Ozma to help Upcle kingdom much better ,than you do in,a few minutes the armies were - -
�` .,. good. The.Gpome King had never Hehry..and 'Aunt .Em, the Gnome 'yourself," be continued, "and you assembled. So.the bine went out l
King' called his Chief Steward to upon the balcony -that overlooked
--�trie to•be good, so he-was very. --can never find another steward halt•
r.. him and said': I•think-I shall make the great cavern. "I have thrc vin
• ' as good as I am. Your generals get
"ba Having' decided to conquer you general of my armies." ' I away General Blug because he did
the nd of Oz and to destroy the think you won't," replied Kaliko. thrown away so often I have no de- not please me," said the King. "se
:m aid City,the Gnome Ktng apt "Why 't�tT' Inquired the .King. sire to be one of them,'; "Oh, there 1 want another general Who is
',Plan g ways to do this dreadful "Becausb I am your Chief Stewa-'d :.is same truth In your remarks,.Ka- . -'• next im command?" -Talm," replied X.
thing and the more he planned, the - and;know ngthl�warfare," said liko," remarked the King.
'Sum- Colonel Crinkle, a dapper looking _
more he believed he would be -able Kaliko, preparing to dodge if any- mon my armies and assemble them ;gnome who stepped forward-to sa•_
to accomplish It. thing was thrown at him. An the great cavern" - lute'his `Monarch.
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lassfFied Adverti��n� . Small-Minded every one perfeotlyed- '
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_ BABY CHICKS GEOXC.fAN DAY sLmmER CAMP --•Cpntras{jpIr Characteristics
a•OULT19V ANI) POULTRY
CAMP FRANKLIN'S PRIZE ESSAY
Content. First prize, one hundred The following Interesting detn1- .•^l fr y
'WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN dollars; second prize, fifty dollars.. tion of broad-mindedness appeared
.y'..a
purchase these husky chicks from Theme—"Camp 'Franklin — the 1{
blued tested breeders
contribution breeders at,these low Camp with Idea-Is". Full Informa- recently in the 'Montreal Star, the ,
prices. Standard quality Leghorns tion regarding Canada's unlque ' lE 2
on of a correspondent: R
=6.95, pullets $14.9U, cockerels $1.50 and pioneer recreational camp for
Barred Rocks. New Hampshire young men 'and young, women, Small-minded people are deaun- � S
Reds $7.95, FrankK AA
Dglleis 39.95, cocker- from ('amp lin'a.TororitO.Of- clatory and inflammatory In their Lrtr� k>,
els 37.95; 10 day old Leghorn Dul- rice, 83 Yonge Street, h5j
lets $17.90, 2 ,week old 319.9e„ speech. Broad-minded people are (E
Q�pl1
Large Egg quality hatches from IIAIH,GOODS restrained and conservative.
15 ounce eggs and larger add 1 ct. Small-minded leghorn pulleta`2 cts. Top Notch people, see little
WIGS, TULPF.S, TR'ANSFORMA-
Chlckeries, 16 Wilson St., Guelph, tions, Braid,. Curls, and all types good In those who disagree with DOUBLE
Ontario. of finest quality Hair Goode. Write them. Broad-minded people see' AUTOMATIC "Y
1VE CAN GIVE TOL PRUMPI DE- for attention to repair work. Toronto Illustrated. catalogue. Special some good in everybody. - BOOKLET
livery on day old, cockerels, pul- Human Hair Supply Co., •628 Small-minded people are Often • • a • `
Jets and mixed chicks. Also ,tar -
o er pullets. 4 nrr lowfU131.1ceruell R1341111: NNWor July will surprise you. MEDICAL persons' business. Broad-minded e • S
Tsseddle Chick, HatchpHos Limit- mpeople ignore it.
ed, Box 10, Fergus, Ontario. ECZEMA, SKIN AILMENTS,SURES, Small-minded
7.
quickly healed by Derisoothe, people are envious
�J. ll.'s SEVEN HGNDREU BRAY the clean, white, antiseptic olnt- -
F.- of those who do well. Broad-mind-
)anlet, averaged 465 eggsdaily, mast. Sample matted free direct. ed people r-
all last Fall and held that,66 per- 35 cents at all druggists. Twentl- or
P P e Bre me-rely ambitious Of
�►:.�� ��a��e:��e�e:��e�i:•feg=4 Moths Different
cent average all Winter. Order eth Century Remedies, 87 Ingham those who ach,ieve'lt. hs
your Bray chicks today for real Ave., Torunto. Small-minded neOple scoff at. ►►� • fa - ! i�
— yroductt t next Fall and Winter, (R.&S.) RHEUMATISM AND STOM- knOwled�@ - and culture. Broad- ►fit Smile$ sad From Bptterfliea
North,
Hatchery, On John Street ACh Powder, "The (,teat Eltmina-
AIorth, Hamilton.-Ontario. tor," Contains ten of Nature's in- minded people realize the value of 4 4 �'
]DON'T WAIT CNTLL. IT'S TOO tgredfents. Removing the cause acquiring ' ?th. / 4 Most people call moths "butter-
late. The hatching season is fil- and eliminating Rheumatism, ►04 'v huehles 4 '•flies," yet there fir@ about IIIA@ _
most over! Orderly your Bra Stomach troubles, Arthritis, Neu: small-minded people. are unduly 1�4 times {� many moth families as
ehlcka'NOu'
prompt ah; menta rlfis,Coristfpatlon, etc. $1.50, 3.00, auspicious of Other pereons' mo• Y►�DV4��eD����4'����r wee•
on almost ail breeds. - Write for $5.00. All Druggists. Agents Ly- '"""""' ��- --•�-... butterfly families. Because but- _
rices today. Bray Hatchery. 130 roans Limited Montreal. lives. Broad-minded persons .are Far too many of us have so little terflies fly by lay,' while In�ohn Street North, Hamilton, On- inclined to give others'the benefit
c- iario. MISCF,LLAiF:vu.r of the doubt, conceptioaof the real value of time are night-flyers, the former are
-J: R'.'s BRAY NB`1V MAYIPSHIREOEM EL-ECTRIC FENCER, CAN Which.Are You? ----- that we waste the greater part Of Common sights t0 the most,casual
today either lamenting y --
- pullets average 1�3 'lbs. when 8 ada's own. • The unit that makes ------
ordinar; fps too exvenaj�c L.
Small-mint d people usually g 7eaterda observer. There are however.—. .
32tllnelotls WAYS Cd
chicks ensure Fall and Winter egg build: A single strand or wire a great- deal without thinkiaS is the accepted time. Remember apart. Butterflies,fold their wings
protlts—Order your Bray chtcka end a simple portable Gem-Fencer ''Broad-minded people u8ually think
today. Bray Hatchery, 130 John keeps all stock where they belongl that yesterday is gone, and tOm01•- high over their backs wiles at
AE regent neelar and name G the a great deal without talking- row never Comes. rest, while moths fold their down
BAILIFFS AIITD'CULLE(1TION9 OEM agent nearest you. Groh's Small-minded people think they _ '
Cooler;Limited, Preston. Ont. net. Butterflies have club=shaped
E HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ---- aTe always right. Broad-minded —o-
act for.you In any seizure or col- MOTOR BOAT FOR- SALE persons-know hove easy it is to-'be antenna, while those of moths are
lection problem anywhere In 'thewrong. A little hillbilly watched a man feathered:
world. Our results-Are tmmedl- 28
-FOOT MOTOR BOAT WITH- 4at • tourist Camp making 11aB Of a
ate and satlafactory. Ross and cyltrraer, o 'horsepower, eleo;rtc Small-minded people ale,'COs• Comb and brush, i tooth Drnah, a Traffic os. roads !n England is
+ Company, 102 ,Richmond SL W,. starting SL. Lawrence motor. Top atantly sitting In judgment
Toronto. makside
acurtains
suDDlyInstalled.
Would
Others. Broad-minded person nate nail ole and a wbisk broom: 'held rep 100,000 times a day by the. -
clal price for immediate sale. The Hillbilly-Gee, mister,are you al- dosing of railway crossing $ares,
[+IL3l5 AVD PR1FT! ' Peterborough Canoe Co. 261! Water Content for others to .alt-!n jndj- Ways that much 4roubie to yourself? representing a loss of at least 4,500
--ROLLS DEVELOPED, PRINTED,-I Street. Peterborough, Ont. - meat upon them.
tree e0largement,. 256. Re-print's, h Which are you=small-minded or -o-- working days in the last 12 months.
1s for
25c. -Photo-Craft, 182 King PHOTOGRAPHY
District Justice Lennon of,Dublin,.
Tact. Toronto. broad=minded? _ Couraoai Ireland, advised boys arrested for
ENLARGEMENT FREE WITH EV. There's the courage that nerves you
cry elc order. Roll film print -1c. playing ball in the street to form_
FURNITURE and eight prints 25c. Reprint-e"$c. •} L � •, 1s.' starting t0 ellmb r
Estebllahed'orer 28 years. Bright- ;`oiltlOOl� Tho mount of success rising shear;
AL Committee and alk itis public su•
ling -Studio, •29 -Richmond Street thortties to 'Provide playgiouada.
LYONS East, Toronto. BelOW Average And when you've slipped.back,
TRADE IN DEPARTMENT there's the'courage sublime
PF.RSO9IAL �
478'Yonge St, Toronto That keeps you from sheddia$_ 111
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_ARM YOU RUtpTURED? REIZEF, -� Maria-"..Year==Chw _.. tear. :------ ---- CAM
JUNE CLEARANCE SALE comfort, pm tho support with our rim plug ,� pears Do These two kinds of Coura a—male
`Every article marked down far_ advanced method. No elastic or ' $ , ■W �4U�
under-straps or steel. Write 8mtih Not Promise Good Yield' strength to the word!— O
wick sale. le must' have floor Manufacturing ate Dept. 219 Praa-
space regardless of cost. A real op- ton, Ont. Are worthy of tribute, but Utes.
,ppoortuntty to buy good r f its actual Crop conditions in - the Prairie You'll not reach the _summit an- Ankles FCC? SWO!}Eri
Luicned
rafture at a fraction of its actual EVERY MARRIED 'COUPLE- AND
value --Listed are a few of the out. those contemplating martin a PTovlaCea are fairly satisfactory, 1eDi you've the third vyi}� R}IC13n7>LtllBill
standing values picked at random sbould•read—"Sas sad Youth;' l�4 wfth most Of the wheat emerged The courage to,try it.again.
from our enormous.stock. pages; postpaid 25c. Our 12 page� Rheumatism-sent this woman to
CHESTERFIELD SPECIALS Illustrated catalogue of sex books, and coarse grain seeding practically _ ..o-
5 3 piece suite, brown reply drug anndries, etc., free completed,,!t wan stated'III the Do- lumps, swellings, and i
. .$13.95 cover, Marshall reversible quest. Supreme upon re-., ♦ man was Charged with sNO-Ot• - mat On, Yet thi sea m tomo- '
bed
Specialty, leg IIllnion an of 8tatisttca' tel•- Elamy p
-Cush!on's. .. - Yonge,.Tor-on to. lag 'a number of pigeons, the pro- soon disappeared, as they always _
X4.95 cove cheater Marshall
assorted graphic crop reports, will da°'when the root cause is re-
covers Marshall .pony ARE YOU BLOND OR BRUNETTE?. Field work !n Ontario W49 gen- defense
e a farmer. Coiled t for the moved. -This-letter tells
Xeuahionn. Do-you want to win your man! defense tr!•d to fTlghteli the farm• method'she used•--' You the .
124.95 3 piece aulte, rood zelyp Match your perfume to your per- orally earlier this year compared or.cover, Marshall spring re- sonality, A dellghtftil French per with a year ago. Fall wheat prom'
. • `I was taken ill with terribIs.
ver urr cuahlona: - -fume whose delicate, lingering wyr-No W, are, you prepared rheumatic pains in my legs. The ~
$�n.�p 3 piece suits In blue ve- fragrance becomes 'part of you. ilea an almost normal yield, al- that this man shot were bad! y
*e'�•`50 lour, reversible Marshall 'rLgr you sweet and lovely. Beau- though thin and patchy }a some your pigeons, y inflamed, Swollen, and r
sprint; cushions. tituf you
postpaid. Send $5e Man-I didn't say he did shoot they were partly Covered with red•
:{ 6 suites, assorted velour, Postal note. State whether blond parts o1 'Western Ontario. The them. I said I suspected him 'o_1 hard lumps. To put my foot down
�"2"� and reply covers, Marshall or brunette. Cosmetic Products, peach and strawberry bloom III the dole It, to the ground was agony. After I
reversible cushions. ass Champagneur, Montreal. g had been in bed for 16 days, suf-_
Beautiful mohair suites, Niagara district was normal this }�wyer--Ah! NOW we're coming Cerin a
o '$37•�Iarge atzea, reversible War- QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF, EASILY, year, although other fruits, lIIClud- LO It! What made g bony all the time, my hus-
ishall cushions, in blue, walnut and Inexpensively. Home remedy, you iuepeCt this band sal You can t go on suffer-
QUIT
Guaranteed. Advice Ing eherrlee, plums and pears; are man} in like this, let us try Kruschen
X45wine shades. free. Write Boz 1, Winnipeg, ahowing conditions dletinctl below $ ,
,00 4 rebuilt au;tes, new cov- 7 Man-Well, IIrt illy, I caught him �! He got a bottle, and almost
ere, in errown,ble ruse and MARRY—WOULD YOU MARRY IF aaErage. on m gun. Secondly, from the first I 'felt benefit. Be
Cushions.
reppa. reversible' Marshall y 1tIId With i
Ku'sh,ons. suited^ Hundreds to choose from. I heard a fore long, I was completely re-
Home with means. Siany fermata' gun go oft, and saw Some lieved-swellings, inflammation, '
5 brand new 'snlLes 1n aa-. daughters and widows with Dro- pigeons fall. Thirdly, I found font
9•w 'sorted rep pig. Marshall party. Particulars, 10c. ('onflden- and lumps all gone-and I am up
bring, reversible cushions, some tial. Canadian CorraRPondence Of MY pigeons In his pocket-and I again and doing my housework:'
w wood fronts: Club, Box 128, Calgary, Alta. The don't think them birds flew there -(11frs ). E.L.
BED ROOM. FURNITURE -
n r c wa nit 5iS • SOLVED BOOK- SHELF"
/K ShiEL F I Lad C Wed suicide 'ter a
flntah, dresser, chli[onier, from your handwriting and etgna- Y v - --�- goot3 deal -of rheumatic pain?
full size bed, eagless spring and ture. write us.in-ennfiderice, Send' •- ' Nothing but sharp-edged uric acid
_)►rand new felt mattress. 25 cents today. Kingsley Doqu- Srothet'i Under.the Skirt
• 19,50 Dresser and bed'In walnut rinenta, "21 St. Sacrament Street, ____'_jBy ELIZABETH EEDY The words of crystals which form as the result
7dontrea1. preacher or sinner of 'sluggish', eliminating or>xans
finish, new mat retch sag- Are`verT much $kin Kruschen Salts cat$ always be _
_lens spring and new mattress. "A%THM.A SUFFERERS^ �� „ When against a misplaced chair counted upon to .clear those
fleautlful ! piece autte, HEREDITY AND POLITICS p pain
�'� dresser, full size bed, van- Get quick relief from the ,I, B, S. Haldane fol crystals
Sty and chrffonfer and rich 2 tone caused by Asthma when paroxysms He barks his shin. ystals from the system.
you inhale Written in a clear, simple --0--
welnut finish. the etfecthe.tuftiea of "One- Minute Ple itgll,
Q nnModern'suite With'Veneti -Asthma Relief." Just a few whiffs this work by,tbe noted�British biol- Girt (to her mother)-HOW do
•Wan mirror, dresser, full size relaxes the bronchial tubes, relieves s I '
bed, rhiffonter, eagless ring and the difficult breathing -and that ogist, Prof. J. B. S. Haldane, sets y the present-dap dances differ from
Mw felt mattress. . dreadful
gasping. ascientiticauy forth for the general public the those in your girlhood daX?
TT�,pp��
=69 00 Smart suite in dark walnut made effective preAt on has give � a l f r !
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finish, dresser. ' vault- , DI time. sutterer author's y'fewa os. various-eugemic Mother=Welt, in' my day a girl
ehttronrer;. ovlrScty=IIxe-years- Take ad- (breeding better humans) proposals stayed home when she didn't have
$67complete. _vantage of this generous offer- now under wide discussion la the anything to wear.' Make and Burn Own Gas
.50 Floor sample' suite (neva:). send ten cents, stamps-or coin, and Giveeitz•]rkegas cooking aerviee
vanity, with Venetian mfr- receive a twenty-fit e'tent 'package civilised world, He declares that --o-- anywhere. Light IQ'staaW, Baso.
ter, rhiffonter, and full panel bed. prepaid. Good until July 15th, 1938, drastic social Changes,'suppOaed•t0 late at finger-touch. No pip..,
el only). only. ltacRohte, Manufacturing Read It or Not lateconat
a area•.wicks.Oa.
�93r0 Chiffoniers, 5 dravicera, 'with Chemist. Petrofea, Ontario,_ be baled off biological facto, are' Jacksonville, Illinois Is the only and two-bnrnermoaeb. 8eede'sIar"r
;$1 mirror backs, not justified by our present slim Cit or write.
14.95 New chiffrobes, colonial yin the world having an inter• TME COLEMAN LAMP AND
aestgn: 5 arawere in wet- - • knoWledge'oi the i3cien'ce of tiered- section on which are located font $sat wis�E COMPA,Nv.TLTD. oat
out shade. Europe Feeling Ity. The time is not bet ripe. churches, one on each corner and 4„
!� 95
AND, UP Large assortment t/s6•)
L':_ _ dressers. The author brings his knowledge .each of a different denomination.
4 wWht � o
6 wash stands._ a3sorte ea , _ .,
'.ew wardrobes, w=ith-large science as the nature of racial dif• odist and Presbyterian. ,
;15draw^50 mirror_ fronts and lobcr "- ferenCea and the sterilizat40a o1 -�
M Beautiful walnut suite, Britain Reported Aag1i1D� 'For the unfit - problems around which Wonder why we never see a Pic
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floor floor sample, large chtf- $i Su controversy rages today, in copse- lure of a June Groom? We wonder! •
foster, run panel bed and dresser S PPIY From Canada-
dresser of the stringent controls ex-
with round Venetian adjustable mir- —p-- s -- '.
rot. er^$sed recently.7n Germany. He You can't push yourself ahead by
$35t��� /� 1°Only'%'anus'. large round ' presents in no uncertain terms his
.00plate mirror, Oriental war- Great Britain was reported last pre findings that the patting Yourself on the back. Coleman 1
nut, rea;. .348.0n, premature.
`ew modern suite, vanity, week to 'be angling for s consid 'applications•of the laiss'of he�t•edity ry
' 9•� New size bed, and_6hlffop- erable amount of wheat in'Ca1i- to mety womP andenatlon9 results rs
ter in two tone viMatnuf finish. ada while the Central European in untold confusion.,He also criti- /MA6/NE�
-•. DI\{NG ROOM FURNITURE ` -
r14,95 cotta oak aloins room and Mediterranean countries sly- cizes the wide powera given to of- s 'r
suite, hurter. 'extenalon peared -faced with disastrous •ro ficials in the United States, and NO MESSY WAX 70 table , red 6 leather seat chalra: P- Mr
[r Fox YOf/R - fnsect,snake,or animal
$55.Q0 9 piece suite, buffet, china failures. , elsewhere; for. the sterilization of JAMf/ElL/ElE7�
N cabinet, ' eXtenston table the best ereetm•at is plan!.
Good rains, following the carIy •• the unlit - an a"Ort• which will of Minard's er-oats. ft
grid s leather neat chairs In rich Summer,drought, have Caused a re- yield Y tle result, he says, and lead _ la semm beets and cleanses.
walnut ,finish. g ,. -
$67:00 Beautiful English eek viva! of British -crop prospects, to.grave abuses. Draw&Go th! poises 1
et, e�tensiontZttPib euand 6rlelather seat 'but Canada's,granaries are.believ- Prof. Haldane cOnCludes,his book
chairs• ed to be the likeliest source of im- significantlY with these words: "we • - , `y
..area solid walnut .iltoex- p must remember that.the Investiga-
•G► •$109'00 buffet, r ild cabinet, ex- oras. - r
tension tante and 6 chairs u00 value. or, whether s bloIogist, an @con• saKING OF PAIN"
N In,blue trr6halr, reg..$250.00 valve. The }iarde'st Hit
]Cosy terms. Open evenings. Ew. omist, or 8 sociologist, is himself s ,
cry piece thoroughly cleaned and re- xhe hfltrd"est hit''by the drought part of history, and that it he ever
Conditioned and nota under post- were the Mediterranean countries; forgets that he is a part of history .USS MEMBA-SEALS
tive money back g .Aran,tee of satin-.
Vactfon. -particularly Italy,,where the Gov- be will deceive his audlepce and do- Clear as Was& BeauIL
tify your Jana
LYONS tsrarIIent banned exports of flour calve himself." andJeiliq. Packet of 25 Seals
TRADE IN DEPARTMENT and decreed s 2010er-cent. advl- "Heredity and Politics," by J. B. plate 10c,at it I grocers,druggists and - y
teration of bread-with'11118iie-rice S. Haidane, 202 10e stores. Issue No. 26—'38 ;
478 Yonge St., Toronto or le lye.Toronto,t3eortp• ti y:
geminous flour. J.' McLeod, Limited-42.75.
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Cherrywood, (96 years)• "Youngest remaining as teacher in Nq. b, _ -
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'4r" OU A I:1 l B Irl.h Lady Present", Audrey Hunt, dao- while Miea Muteb is hired again u -
" - ghter of Mrs. Wilfred Hunt. "Lady .Baggobsville. It speaks well for
ise those two E• Richardon and Miss who had been married most recent- o teachers.
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1 Mrs. O. Shea. "Lady who had The Anniversary Services were
L. Rorke spent the week-ens in y'
Norwich. been married longest", Mrs. R. M' held at Audley on Suuday last when
-Services in the Presbyterian Bateman. The Canada Starch Co. Rev. Mr. Wylie of Columbus gave "Here comes the .Bride"
l houses.
Church will be held as.usual' on- put on eighty schools during the The Sunday good messages
choir 1 and s
8day at 3.00 P- m• D. S. T. Bee two
ason+ and for the next year, III a Tailored Tip ToplBuit
received over 600 applications, Pickering choir rendered music,
sold Sunday Sebbol at'2.00. former residents were Pres
-,iohn and Mrs. Teeple, of To
which is ample proof of the popul- Many
n and the former
father, Ros arity of Mrs. Aitken and her Cook- ent and old memories recalled. r and
onto. ing School. _
we Teeple, of Paisley, visited' -the . �_ Dumbarton - HE GROOM
---soccer's uncle and aunt, john and
tris and Peony Shaw
Murkar on Saturday. Miss Mabel Dixon, of Toronto, is
A number of the members of The Pickering Twp. Horticultur- witb Mrs, J. Mitchell.
s the Women's Institute attended the We are glad to see Mia. Walter Will be properly dressed.
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District meeting at Altona on al Society held their Iris and Peony _
Wednesday and report a very suc- Show in St. Andrew's Church on Nicholson and, little Betty Davie In a
Wednesday with' the following .out again.
cessful meeting' and a most enjoy- prize winners, in' classes, 1-8': Miss Irene Dunbar left on Tues
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es,
moo . 1. Geo. Elliott, Mrs. o ,
-Mrs• Robt. Day of Torontc.. Mrs• •Sterritt. 2. Mrs. F. West- Scotland. _ -
,'; has returned home after spending ney, Geo. Elliott, Mrs. F. West- Mrs. Gilchrist of Toronto is sP-
a week with her daughter, Mrs. A ney." 3. Mrs. ' F. Westney, Geo. ending a few days with her cousin Full Dress -
Bushby. While : here, Mrs., Day, Elliott, E. G. Stallon. 4_ E. G'. Mrs. Lotton. -
with her daughter, Jessie, attended Stallon, Mrs. Callaghan. 6. E. G. Born, to Mr. and Mm• Harry -
____the Claremont Centennial. Stallon, Ed. Brown,
Mrs. CaIlag Gilchrist on Saturday, June 18th, x T �Q `
._.The Y. P. U. of the United han• .6. E. Stallon, Mrs. Cailag son.
Church have postponed their.Social hen, Mrs. F. Westney. 7, Mrs. . Mrs. Owneth and friend of Nia i.
Evening until Wednesday' June' han,Stertt E.. G. Stallon, Mies Som- gars Falls, spent last week end Q Blue' Serge Suit "
when they will meet at -the erville. 8, Mrs Stemtt, Mrs. Call with the-former's sister,,Mrs. S
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home of Miss Margaret Westney. aghan, Mrs. W. H. Westney. 3. G. Morrish. Sti3led and Tailored by
A grand time is being planned and E. B•rown,. Miss Annie Brander is spending _.
all members are expected to .be on' the having
ue Mrs- J. R. Dalen TOP TAILORS
hand, Baseball Notes �• after having veep in California �'TIP-The W. A. 'of the United during the winter.
T Church are meeti�-the-home : f dickering sent in the Whitby- St. 1 aul'r,, Dunbarton, Sunday, -
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Mrs, W. u r on a Town ague is sra ea ng c une t -n ay ler -
'' June 28th, at 8 o'clock. As this parade. The boys, to date,. have ity. Sunday School at 2 P. m, Ev-
meeting is called to make'final ar lost only one gams and won four. eninit Prayer at 3 'P P. _m. Preacher /r• ("r. CHAPMAN rangements for the garden party The game in Whitby.,on Monday at thus service, Rev. E. G. Robin- Vl/ J
-on July 15Th, all the ladies of the night was a real treat . for spec-' eon. -
congregation are invited to come. tators, a great many attending Mrs. Hawkins, her slaughter and
.-Public schools are closing on from Pickering• grand-daughter, of Toronto spent
Thursday next for the summer vac- Pickering got away' to- a flyiig Saturday with Mrs, Irving White -
ation. The Dept. of Education has start.. scoring six ithe first andttded the JerseyBreeders'
x runs n . aenak. �Iohes
inning and were never headed after. Picnicat Greenwood: Sprmgdecided6o fix :the date for re op
ening of-the. schools on the Tues- Law was the Babe Ruth of the
day foHowing Labor Day, which is Baine, connecting for the only home Classified Advertisements -
the First Monday in September, run.
In former years many schools fol- Miller, on the mound for Picker
lowed this vole while others Poll- ing, pitched his usual good game, WANTED-to trade light garden _.Full sized Work $hate,
awed that ]aid down by 'the stat and was throwing them past the tractor, for cultivating, for logs, -- - - p8lt• $1.76 --
utes, which was the- .first 'Monday opposing batters quite regularly. suitable for buildirr� cabin: Yahie, Wgter.$11r1110k Overall,A, • -
fa Septembers Lockwood's running,catch in the Et25. Wm. Wheeler, Woodlands :� iJRI .,
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Road. Rouge Frills reb WOrk $QQtB
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--St. George'r CLW n's Gui ninth inning-aav®d -the-day fAr. the — ---- _' . ._
are holding a Strawberry Social on �,b.
PIGS FOR SALE►-1 Blood ate. B>silt-in Arch support 'Work Bootra $ .
.7Mlenday, June 27th, on: Mrs.. Rai- The next home game will be 35 Shoats. Lot 34, can. 7, Whitby.
fey's lawn, Church Ste. at 3.30. played on Friday of this week.
J. Phillips. (:OII�fOrt while SOII WOrk
T �here will be a short program e ...... _
Everybody The.Pickering girls made their - A fine nAw range of English Foulard 'rise,
i a fascinatingtea. Eve body 'wel ng FOR SALE-Westin hoose Elec-
come. Come and.have a happy and debut in the newly-formed girls' tric Range, 9 plates,, with side ov- LOyely ,Patte[n8, 76C. tOL$1•0e -
refreshing afternoon under the }eague, comprising Brooklin, Clare- en, and warming closet. In good
�ehady trees, Adm.,.25 cts. wont and Pickering, but their Condition. $30. Mrs. R. Balsdon, ladies' ChlffOn $OB9, new Bpr1DR f118(�eB,
The, monthly meeting of the maiden trial 'was not very success- Frenchmans' Bay. ,til sizers, 750. per pair -
Women's institute will be held at ful, Claremont takingthem into
the home of Mrs: C. A. Sterritt, camp by a close store. FOR'SALFrHot Point Electric - 1
at S o'clock. Roll. _Call-A Sand These three teams are all young Range, Splendid condition, scarcely Fred T. untingf ` �iC er n�
wick. Filling. Re-Nor, of the D: .�, girls and are very evenly matched. used. $45. Mrs: Frank Holland, s eked 1857,
.Demonstration of Salads, by Mrs. 'ale.
P tebl
All they are asking. is your vocal
White
vale
and Mrs. :!t^Gri?or. De• support, the odd nickel tossed in BICYCLES FOR SAIX"ents, - -' ,
mons of Cold. Beverages, by when .the hat is passed around, X10 cash. Ladies, E12 cash Good " i � - - - '
Miss Msr�-aret Westl-y. A!•cistant and 'a good attendance at all -the ' SPECIALS
a order. T. C. Brown, Brougham.
r 'Hostesses, Vre. 'Lishraan and Miw games.
Margaret B -yles. The next games at Pickering will FOR SALE - Tractor Cultivator,
'. _Tbn W 1�,' In,' �a�, `•° ^� be played on, Wednesday, June 29, Cockshu;t, like new, at halfOR , price. �frSC. a The
ain asking for home made baking Brooklin being the visiting team, Massey-Harris 6 ft. Binder,. recon- Brea a$t Bacon,
for their booth, on Vi, ' • t 1" - and on Thursday,.June 30th, with ditioned, 575. One.,. Ideal.' Mower, - 12C• a lb•
We are deeplyappre^iative-of the Claremont visiting Pickering., $35. Gone out of machine'business, .�IinCet� Steak, _- -- _
help, in the 'way of -pies cakes�and The balance of the schedule is so get these iargains. Ontario 12c• $ The
tette that the w-nnPn of the cilia,-r as follows: Sales and Service, 39 Oritario Str: ..Pork Liver, Lr
-„a �reunding country have.:g�-en _.. . • _ Oshawa, }{����� _
•'the Institute in other years and . Claremont vs Brooklin, June 14 tewln$' a+� f •
12
c a lb*
would ask their co-operation again Brooklin vs Pickering, June 16 SEED BUCKWHEAT - for sale.
this year. A truck will call at Pickering vs Claremont, June 21 G. L. '1liddleton, Brougham. phone ,Jewel Shortening, 15C. 8 lb
your home on the morning"of July Brooklin vs Claremont, June 23 Pick b28. 43-4 -
-First. c Pickering vs Brooklin, June•28 3 tins.. 1-3c.
'- -St. George's' Church, Surdas, Brooklin vs Pickering, Jui+e 29
Classic Cleanser,
25c
June 26th. 2nd Sunday. after Trin- Claremont.vs Pickering, June 30 ' • ,LILLIANfS
16 tins,
ity, 106th :anniversary of the ,Claremont vs Brooklin, July 6 r
founding of the parish. 11 a. m. Brooklin 'vs Pickering, July 7 BEAUTY SHOP -
the Rev. S. C. Jarrett M. A. of Brooklin vs Claremont July 14 Three•doors east of the Oid C>Garc-h l
Holy' Trinity Church, Oshawa. At Pickering vs Brooklin,�Jul� 19 Garage, Mr. O. Crnmmer'a Butcher phone 3000) lCl►�er'ing -
7.30 p• m., Evening Prayer, Prea- Claremont vs Pickering, July 21 Residence
cher, Rev, E. G. Robinson. A cor-
dial
or dial imitation is- liereby extended r.7 Shampoo and Fingerwave 50C. Pickerilig
_to you, to .attend these ser%ices. +G�erryRood " Finger.vave . Hardware Store •' '
Sunday School and Bible Class as" Oil Shampoo & Fingerwave VSs.
The young people are having
usual at 10 e o some good bah games these nights, Arching-P SQViPtg 21-i-Ppfe(i an >
-We hate to start insulting anicure - a5o, C1 rI rr •
any one, our. pati6nce _
so far, but so help us, if someone an invitation to Locust Hill on sac;� SAc.
Wednesday evening. All report an HAIRCUTTING
- (a Traffic officer would do) does'
n't take these people, selling raffle enjoyable time. -'""- Kills Instantly
tickets, in hand we are going to The Woman's Association are Pl- Thermique Heaterless Ail Pe'man. _
commence to get ugly: We never, anning for a Garden Party in the est Waves
won anything in our life at that near future. $1.95 $2.50 $3.50 ,' prevenslight
game, and don't mind the local or Cherrywood Sunday School will wban• Pick 2200
ganizations, but'this week, we could hold their annual picnic at Oshawa
sit in a chair and handle the par-
on the Lake on Tuesday, July 5th. -- 3 Does not burn the leaves'
ads of agents as they came, from Further announcements later.. The Pickering p
Windsor to Kingston; If it wasn't Elwin Lintner. visited with his Gives longer life to the •lent
a+ ticket on something it was candy father last Sunday. MEAT MARKET
or evil-amelling soap• We don't' Audler-'' _ - ..5 For potato- plants, cabbage plants
need any candy, but could use-the '. •
soap if it looked as though it would .Strawberries are an abundant �'Q6e Carry a full line of ToI>nato plant$, Cucumber vines
"be worth two for pickle. It's a crop and some very good berries+ 1
' racket we're getting fed up with, are being produced in this section Fresh
and are soon going to start calling
bmebody names. as usual. _ Foy grubs and cut worms.
-.The Cooking School' conducted Several of our ladies attended g {�
the Women's Institute at Alton', r; ' -,,a-- �`ept for McCormick,Deering Fat» Machinery',dnd
by Mrs. Aitken on Friday last was recently, and report a very inter- Cured Repairs.
A decided success, Mrs, Aitken be- estina meeting. " '
" .ing very pleased with her audience. Haying has begw► on many of lrlolto--IVa bm R, CON tst it,Or k isnot
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and her audience being very well fermi► grid the crop is not as Meats
our r1>toas _
pleased with what they saw and 1900
heard, particularly those who were heavy as many had expected, owing no doubt, to the cool weather of Our delivery 18 at your service PICKERING
;fortunate enoush to receive one of s �•' S. BALgDON w
the spring. Pbone Pick' 1820
the many prizes, The special priz- Scho¢l closes for The samQner n
on were won as follows: "Oldest holidays next week. Mr. Inds ie &ARENCESILK
lady Present", Mrs. Torrance, of
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