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Home My WebLink AboutPN1938_07_01 ...:,_... u• wcy �...... .., ,. -u ..n* ..,.... .•a -'.+w 1....• .-: ,-.L. .. ... .�•za�.wt$r - �—*v- _2 VOL. t.`'11 _ ._ ICSERINC , --ONT.. FRIDAY . .JULY 1� '1y��3. Via. 45 Ox4f>e;ftassa/ AGts>i3ar. 14oL106 t0 Cr@CVtOlfi Kinsale GREENWOOD NOTICEMad4cat ` ` � Estate• of William Wallace •Stotts. Pleased to report Mrs. Wm. Bail I,J� Deceased. on th road to recovery. M M DR. H. 0. PEARSON-Physician •.Our trucks pass your way ALL PERSONS having claims a- Dr. John Green called on friends 1886--1936 ,LW S=seon. Dunbatton. loly every day.." -ingainst the Estate of William Wall Kinsale'.last 'wee$. RR. FORSYTH. Oph. D., Dirertor � ace Stotts of the Township of Mr. J. McCormick to the east o! CHOPPING •optpawrfcal Assoaationof Onc...to tet• COAD, (.COKE, istered viemberof the American optomett.:al Scarboro. County of York who died us is having electricity installed. Monday, Wednesday and Friday assseistton Eyes examined by appointment. W%..OD, CEMENT, on May 29th, 19'38, are hereby not. We hope the measles epidemic p�ooe •Claremont.out _ ified to file with the undersigned, has left our neighborhood. '�'E GRIND •FINE - 71-11 -_ BAND GRAVEL, 'on or before the 2nd Da of Aug- rs. Rose and daughter, Elaine � y g- g + Bran, Shorts and feed of ,all ust. 1938 full particulars of their are spending their holidays with pUiYALI) ItuD )Y tlarriswr.' and daians, I Mrs. Wa kinds, also minerals and other utor Nutar Yu011t• MonywLoan• + gg• eoncentraleVI or profitable feeding Master Harold Stell is the en- °t asset's of the deceased a-ill be dig- trance pupil 'from this' school. We kepton an Whitby. siy also local cartage Work - ributed amongst those entitled wish him success, BEy►TON, BELL &-, BASS We stock only the best Poultry We have also placed in stock a full thereto, having regard, only to the The W. A. met at the home of Barristors if Solicitors lice of. Maple Lepf Milling' claims so filed. Mrs. C. J: Stevenson in Pickering Feeds and Supplies. _ji'LLJAM J,BEATOli.K.C. t;o'„ Fet+dA, DATED at Highland Creek, this last Wednesday, and owing to F. Y.t. CikRi�'Fr1�T ` WBRooKE BELL„K-C. J,Is.F.ROSS A. R*'. MITCHELL 23rd day of June 1938. sickness, the attendance was not as JAMES A IiWRIGHT W - large as usual. !�!liay Street, Toronto. Adelaide seas Duncan and Gi lday; Barristers, !�1 Federal BiuldinR, Toronto, , Ont., Mr. Wm:, Manning has closed �P,•IANO-* " NINA, ' - PiekeriII DIIt. Solicitors for the Executors. our school this week. After four. C (� NdcaARDc1UN s c.. Barrie- �+ years service, he has tgsigned. Miss AND ' S'er'y_e gut3°1dtnQ 36 T ro to'SL r0 actio- 08ice phone 7400 Residence M20 �- Taiapb°�jAd.168s:PickeringPhon 4623. alt Dunbarton M. McKenzie, of Columbus will All.kinds of Ferair York - comanience the Fall term as teach- he Beal Store,Claremont Mr, L. N. Parker, of, Winnipeg, er. All Tuning Guaranteed i. A ichor Notary Public. 19 Melinda Street a annual Memorial . Service =�n=—�'1'-ledhone Elgin5303. tett SONB 9Zi spent Sunday and Monday with his , Th C. S. Ma>eDONALD Sun- sister, Mrs. Henry Wood, who has was 'held at Salem Church on Sun- -209 CLOSE'AVE., TORONTO'S - LCvstat FURNITURE been ill. day with a large .crowd in attend- = :.� .,..;,.,..r.,........ - Phone Lakeside 1502 •' w - - anc . Mr. :Mutton ana M r. Jenkin- We HR BERT T. FALLAISE. L. D S., We sc,re displaying an attractive _Qn. Saturday afteiiloon,_June 25, a 3I _ variety of the Dunbarton Group of.C. G I son from-Pickering sad cFra2gt~-a2 ' `- en at-NF-WS�a • HD•D.S,Graduate•t the Royal College or - the service, with the Balsdon Quar- IDantai Snr4eon.and the Umrers+ty of Toronto. Aluminum and Granitew•are Etc. T. Girls and several 'members of _ ((>eteisreatdeetct.econddoat east of St. And• Furniture and Furniture the C. G. I. T. Group of Old St. tet from Hampton assisting with aliCeyetreb. Pieteriat.One. �a b �� lbioveltim. e -. FUEL s;.eL r ap m nor otr •pmt Andrew's .Church, Toronto, were - their music. .arvteei. Phone Pid�gym• Prises low, in keeping witb times. entertained at Miss Margaret Pen- _ Hell's home, "The Cottage". Miss The Parade Today at Pickering 8 /staielssn� ! avbo. Penmen; Mary Findlay, of Toronto, starts at L30 D. S. T. July Lt y �+ • RADIO SERVICE and Miss Helen.Bradd, all had cion- Dont Mise Today's Show. Builders StIpplMi DB- BEATON. TOwIVSRIP A Graduate of Radio College caeca and games which surely del- Broaghaim . Gant. Con.ayaneer.Cammirio.er lar sVltll ighted all the girls. .After lunch, Lumber and Lath taittaa a(fsdo . Accountant, Tata isaer of I- varve l.isesaea whiterale.oat. every one en Toyed-a sing-song and Mrs. A. Malcolm has been visit ,�. Up-to-the-minute training the girls celtainly appreciate Miss s •'B C. Shingles h. E. RICHARDSON and Pwmell's hospitality. ing her son Grant and family the blue Coat F'INE'ST EQUIPMENT; j Past week. wood Miss Malcolm is -REAL ESTATE teacher by the school a board of C Guaranteed Satisfaction :.-d3©NVEYANCING " Wick School in Reach Township. I)OIIJetiti(! Oke ♦T 4 garden party under the Qua- Mrs D McLaughlan and -- sY estabWlsed a�e7. ready picea' of the Woman'.% Association cLaughla son Cement, Lln]es Plaster - Rea•ooabhe pricwra ---. . , — - are -vtsrLin -their-aunt-Mrs--Geo, of the United Church will be held g Maple-Body' Wood t• servo TIsMs a W Batteries. always ea l at' Philip. f Pick. am- • _ on the-church lawn on the evening Firs. 'Pooley;`of Bowman-lle, is Agents for Lnndy Fence' 13: ROY MILLER. _ of Saturday, July�9th. Avery int- - Brouirbam. Ontario eresting program Will be given by a guest of her sister, Mrs. Thos., ..and Met_' •► W M. M A VY Norton and family this week. 48tf Phone Mark 1908 Ontarto'e most popular entertainer, y � • _ . LIOSNSSD AUCTIONErkt AND Messrs Bert Harvey and Le Roy -Mm. George Phiiip had as guests 8II0 ,- VALUATOR -�Tt Kenney, and the Claremont Band, on Sunday her sister, Mrs. W CoekFhr�tt' Ty"PlemPntil Bales csaducted Anywhere D' g' M3 It will furnish music during the ev- Dobson and members of her Family Ipbone or write. Address 014 Dundso ening. There will also tie a base- of Beaverton. -Secure Priem Before Bayl�g Street, East. - ball match, beginning at ? o'cloc•k', fir,. Edward Wilson is not be ^ a !tiVlsitb Ontario. Insuraaoe of All Kinfls. standard time, between the Locust. ir,g cared for by her dau:hte:. WT L S` J N 8 R 0 S y _ Hill and Cherrywoodt'teams. A re- Mrs. U. Gannon, and is wP?cor^e•' re- Best Rates+ Available witb freshment booth will be on the i by old friends, '..Locust •i'illlr Qilt• + Traffic' vin week-ends is back to Shingles For Salt ;Seenrit and Servide. R'ro s for the sola of ice cieam. Phnno tii�rk 'N�i fpr - .. .. a y hot_ dogs, soft drinks, candy[ et,,. . its old time sturtmer level, between GlLk o,alvanized Steel Shingles, _ '' e hour Sunday CI AL Admission 25 and 15 cents 60 and cars an h o "7lddtess .- : -Ph* .�.�•-- evenings.0 a • o n Sun •SPECIAL .�� Biro's Felt Slate Sbiogles. BROUGHAM PICK 516 Audley - Hospital. in Born, at Brierbu�h _ Also. re-rubbering huggy wheels. Stouffville, on. Friday; June 24th, 1, in, Maple Lurtther-S20 per ]!� Lawn mowers sharpened, �t Crop conditions,.here were improv to �Ir. and' Xrs. Clifford Wannop, $00 ft, lots or more. T. PATERSONS • CLAREMO>\ GARDr+N CROPS A much by the recent rains. Re- Brougham, a..Ilan. _:. . ball and get prices. Phone 2910' cent reports places the apple crop Jack and Mrs. Gerow and Mr Get sur priceq on Reddy Roofing a ti:'tle below average. and Mrs.. Thompson . and son, —" Will Pay Profits and Asphalt Shingles. Prices will If you knew you WERE NEXT About thirty Masons including, of Toronto were Brougham visitors • y If You Use be higher in the Spring. you would bustle in after that In- five Past"District Deputies of Tor.- on Sunday. surance Protection we've . been NATURAL MINERAL onto District B, were visitors with The Happy' Circle 31ission Band talking about Mr. ,and Mrs._ F. M. Chapman on will hold.their picnic' on .Saturday Phosphates Thursday evening last: July 9th, at the W. Knox. home. �:- PICKERING� -:- YOU MAY BE NEXT To fr. Y. Cecil Gazel has sold his •10 acre All the mothers.- of all crops garden here to a West..-Hill man, members are invited to attend. MBER• YARD CYRIL E. MORLEY who takes• possession in a month. Congratulations are extended t'o EN ERAL INSURANCE We are sorry to lose the Gazelys Hiss Doris -Johnston, I?rincipal :of PRONE 3406 our Motto-Service M4 Protection . D. N. 'Lock Wnf?d from. our community'. the Whitevale Public School Who Phase Plekl ng 6700 .- • } We-congratulate- Wm. Guthrie; had eight pupils out of twelve pass, .;At Claremont -dickering Mills ` Dorothy Winters and Helen Puck- their Entrance Exams on.the year's _ PICKF.RING, ONT. vin on being passed , through the work. WE DELIVER Entrance Exams on their year's The attendance at churc0ast -Ernest C. Fetzer Summer Furniture work. Sunday was, small - owing to the =100 ap—Money, required. e..i - PHONE 53I7 _ Many from •here. ' attended the, special cemetery .services at_Salem Firit Mortgage[,. —�-- services at Salem on Sunday. and Brunswick Hill. We were sor • Wm. FWkrin was taken to the as Rev: Hoyey delivered a VeryLAWYER Lawn Chair CLENDENING Oshawa hospital on Friday of this earnest message: - � experience R. G. week and underwent -an operation, Con folds 'very cesily -from the FUNERAL DIRECTOR Congratulations to Mr. Mcwhirt- He is doing nicely we are glad to er and his pupils who have success- L• front.Natural, varnished bard T111S wood frame, with reinforced Privets Ambalant�apOrtfully, passed -their Entrance Exams The communitywas shocked last on the year's work. Don. Richie, NE'�7CT :� seat,in a heavy striped awn- sy R° week to learn of the tragic eat Evelyn ox, Dora annop anSCOVERY ing duck-•-;1.49. Phone 9@00 of Walter , Mercers, a life-long Beulah Hamilton, three others willFnd Valvern 5900 resident of this place. His funeral have to write their exams, EDICATEDT M$)rKilams was largely attendedon Saturday The Dean Mains family and Mr. INSOLES Deck hairs - t: last, by friends and relatives.'The and Mrs. Frank Ham, had -a tme Complete with canopy and funeral services were conducted -by vacation motor trip last week, go- t Torture Quicker feat rest. Sturdy bardwood Rev. 'M. Jenkinson, Deceased for ing as far north as North Bay, east Comfortable to Wear frames in natural bardwood, Hot Weather many years .operated a threshing to Mattawa, Pembroke and Ottawa covering in a baavy striped w outfit here. Latterly he sold out and back by Prescott, Brockville Stops which he made a success, only sell-, and Kingston on No, 2 Highway SORE BURNING ACHINU SWEAR awning-.-S2.,10: ng enjoyable ing. ING MEET' May mean Cool Days in ing out last fall 'to Mr. Ranger. home, A most en o ble out SI NS' WALNUT STEEL' In order to assist the purchaser to The Claremont Cemetery Service BED the kitchen if you use a Removes Callouses.Destroys Bs� a: carry on'the work, Walter had'un- -next Sunday necessitated a change Odors Coleman.. Instant Light' dertaken to, superintend the mark- of hour for Brougham congregat- ,Coinpkte with felt matt and - sting work. It was in this conn- ion. 'for ,text 3urAiy.. Sunday BEST for 74tblttes Foot; Aad - sprpg-iltl.b0 RV store Or 120t plate. ection that he lost his life while' School will meet at 10.30 and the Dancing Feet. Easily 41ppl + 14a'fsk, Clean and Safe.' returning from Whitby. He was a Sacramental Service in the evening 900THRIC-4"ITART y .>Vstrl AnbU14sc% Dw 14W good workman and a quiet citizen. at'7.30 P. m': Ser- We be-Ye Col4mrwo lroDit toe g q I'repsratory_ Da pdr. ; Im lied wb wk snake ironingda a fences on old Russell Patent vice ala Friday evening. + fence hue /• Man of the . - . -• _ y wounding farms wears Mrs. L. Johnston and Samsily QcfstrolslR'4eltpiesllon—>lfitJtMt Qi ! r:..,asult. Calland see tbem by • ' '� they were so well were pleased to have with them Cd^ �a Sit*�•aa��+�•a done that several are standing yet last Week-end the. dan ter and . �, VIN BUISHBY after forty years. Deceased leaves- husband of the late Mr. and Mrs. �ON Funeral Director . , Hardwslre . .. ._. Tinalmith wWow.and.two daughters from the John Johnston, of Regina, en rout- ' WS Tr g,4raitsre Dealer second marriage and a daughter to Halifax. The Ruests were very The and two eons from a er mar,,- :�; t t ir. the.old.home and thot _rkkvrlfts Ont ! _ lase. The corrrmunity uncia sym- haunts of Mr. Johnston's boy- ti0te \ pathy to the sorrowing friends. hood days. t�;•-0•`+�T .terr v,a.. 'Trp.,.O .. "�'•.'� .� ....•- - _ - �ep�" � a 1 y • , Ak ,i.' dpi, • ,. � ••-a Cherry Coming Time 'la •�g �. romeideThe old song about "Can she Half an hour is all the Ume that w - make a cherry pie, Billy Boy," has is needed to make the fresh red -- _ _ lost some of its significance these fruit into jelly ready for bottling. Dec O 1by I31sh6eI Ross days. She can buy-a cherry pie The short boil method which we I around the corner and it will be so give you here, helps to preserve all :. good that even Billy Boy wouldn't the flavour which belong to fresh � know she hadn't made it. But there cherries• You've tasted canned Srn�psi,' woman. Soon he was talking him- is one thing she must be able to cherries and realized that some- A luxurious five-month cruise self, and marvelling at his , own make and that is cherry jelly. There thing was missing but that never -•' hld aboard the fluency. For half an hour his come is no substitute for home made .around the woroahappens with cherry jelly made this . "Mair ia" brings together a Danson eat back,_ entranced and jelly acid 'Billy Boys all over the ' way.. p ' sou of assen ers for advee- amused,-while he unbent. She lits country will be disappointed if win- BEE AIYE i rM i p P s Any kind of cherries can be used i y n cigarette and watched him from u - , ..tures, romantic, entertaining ter comes and there is no cherry in this recipe tlith'the exception of .t+nl, tragic Like in "Grand der, the brim of her hat.. it must jelly sitting among the other ains wild and chokecherriesis the ideal Hotel" these 'passengers offer a be the cocktails. He was off like aj . nd•jellies in the cupboard. - ' -'•iudy in human actions and ra- an orator.-There was nothing to do O1 course in the days w•l_en the Cherry'Jelly sweetener `++ - - ate ,ons wMilli unconsciously bare bet llstes,, now that the Aggilgaitessong was Arst sung, t won 7 cups ave their souls. . . . The&e characters were open. But would he ever come (3 lbs.) 'sugar ' 4 been almost impossible for her to 1 be Ale fruit pectin. your.morning -:-.Care aboard the r,hi Macduff, to the end of his soliloquy. Was he '• . P� , make cherry jelly because that was. -• lour Scetchman, single, of middle talking sense or nonsense• Angela a good many years ago and bottled 7o prepare juice, slam and crush realized that the man was simply about S pounds fully ripe sour cher- Cereal been aid;__Miss Mudge, school teacher, Trutt pectin had not been invented. -- i adin the savings 20' years; unused to voicing his thoughts, al- ries. Do not pit. Add % cup water, is easier p• s g Modern housekeepers have the ad- It faithful .wife of Lovat, though verbose, no doubt, on p4per, bring to a boil, cover, and simmer Angela, vantage of this jellying substance -- wageto; Dick barites. first offs. She had heard vaguely of his books; 10 minutes.- Plate fruit in jelly C,i which makes -it possible to convert to di est ser; Clare, a person of axperi- but had never read anything That he cloth or bag and squeeze,out juice. , • „ ;p pa any fresh fruit into delicious jelly ease; Joan, a dissipated flapper, had written. After this, she would of right ezture. Measure sugar and juice into Yi Jenny, run-away wife. and.Pater, try to get hold of them and see . large saucepan and mix. Bring to _ I,aptain Baring, master of the what they �e;e, a boll over hottest fire and at once like Miracle . s`ip ... ,and his soul. NOW GO thousands. mucking about togeth- add bottled fruit pectin, stirring ON WITH THE. STORY. The other people 1n the room who er.' constantly. Then bring to a full knew them were watching their They went out to the veranda and rolling boll and boll hard % minute. able with surprise. fi ki r quick- "Ye some. one o "Ye gods:" said Johnny.to Clare.• to a soul, Macduff had extensive. ed him, wondering if perfect frank- ly. Paraffin hot felly. at once. ex - "watch Macduff talking to Mrs. nese wire not the cue In handling Makes about 10 eight-ounce glasses. -- -. knowledge of his fellow passen Wynant." Macduff. She leaned towards him. t i gers. He spotted many things they Cherry Fruit Pudding Her.Children - - "It'll a, miracle. I'd like to know !You're rather a myth vn the boat," -did not now al7ouT one aa6thetr- - --- - - — _ Cherry cherries are in season, try what he's saying. It would be Mrs. she laughed, "the- man who must - pudding. —that was one of the advantages this delicious cherry fruit Wynant who would get him to not be spoken to." That Is the Way the Wile of of sitting back and holding one's 1 package' cherry jelly powder Y talk." A deep roll of laughter shot our: 1 ` longue. Life would be, simple for '• % cups "wai-m water The U.S. Atnbstasadvr to "Won't you come with me to the prisingly from his'throat. ''It's not • a great many people if only there ,,, 3/i cup grapefruit juice" ,Britain Keeps Track of Their river, Mr. Macduff. Angela was on the boat alone—It's the way 1 vere less talk. cup grapefruit pulp. diced ` Nine Histoiiea. •saying, at the first break in their :live. I And .that human contacts 3S cup fresh cherries, seeded, and o - ,:__Macduff downed his fourth and conversation. "I can't keep away..' interfere with-one's work and one's halved Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, fort?woven rose in a mellow mood to eat his It's the-most animated canvas I've lite." luncheon: As chance''would haveever seen.in my'lite and I'm rather "Thep I can't understand wiry Dissolve jelly powder In warm wa- . year-old.wite of-the America Am-. it, there wasn't a vacant ebair in keen about Biasses of People." ter. Add grapefruit juice. ChM, bassador to the Court of-St, 14mea, D jou travel around the world on-a `the place, except across from Mrs. "That's just where When slightly thicketped, fold 1n whose family is so'large that there j you're differ- 'cruising boat. To escape from pea. Wynant. Well, he could etatid ent from me," said Macduff, weigh- Chill until firm In a hi mold: and cherries. Turn into is a birthday in it al mhioa: every pie on the bhIs like trying to .' . . , _ , - .-looking at her. He..sat down and tug his decision on whether to go dodge been In a re." Unmoldmonthhasexplainedsay& the reached for'the menu. with=Angela or stay for a liqueur. "I came on.a cruising boat be- Serve with sauce made from sweet- London Sunday Express, how she Luncheon Encounter 'No, I won't. There's nothing I dig- cause It takes me to out-of-the-way eaed fresh cherries. Serves 8. remembers the exact'history of all - " _ her nine children. Good-morning, Mr. Mseduff. like so much as human beings, and porta 7'd never have been able to BuNerteotch Sauce Have you' been on the river?" I find it depressing to look at suchget to by any other means. •More i;cup Bee Hive Golden or White Just What To Do Angela enquired, turning her dark_ _ _over,-I've found all the isolation _ Corn Syrup _ A card index soften her problem. eyes full- on, his face. Macduff that 1 would get at home—at the . P-'RFrtte st gar -- acTi:-c7iiTd ore a carr-an wfiich tor- ta A recorded:— had never had any trouble .in be- So Comfortable -- Divided least possible expense'," Macduff fin- '1 cup cream ing rude, and had cut more col`- Skiftg Ished; cannily." 3 tablespoons butters if its tonsils have been retnoved. dial advances than this, but the Angela sighed and swung her ?4 teaspoon vanilla "''�" and if so when. four Inion Jacks were behind �_V parasol. "Somiietimes I think one 1/8 teaspoon salt Inoeulatlon'for diphtheria. him, the sun was bright, and he '+c"=>rtw would be happier alone, in a w otld Put ill ingredients to top of double' .� Whooping cough, meaele•i and. liked the way that Angela did her _ of one's own. The constant give boiler and cook 45 minutes over hot •--•'•— other childish complaints. hair. He thought he would tan- %^•— and take of social- relations wear water, stirring occastonally. Thio :-bend. --1A' f one-down." in- very smooth'and delicious over sight teuEta, g "\ohe said. Dental examinations. tr' Nlacdutf's face was looaenln in corn starch or other puddings, ice �' >> g Height and weight. suppose 'you've seen it be- f amiable lines. and she thought she cream, etc. Keeps 'well in coot_ Treatment recommended. with lore and 'then it doesn't matter. t detected a twinkle through his rim- place. Makes throe cups. name of doctor and date. I took Patty Arundel with me, and less spectacles. Or -was It just the it made her .ilL Hygiene, you y 490 sun on the lens? It one of the children Is takaa 111 �,J know. The teach the American e 1 t when the mother is away the gov They t feat �t _ "I'm thinking that you're not very LOVtE IR �4mbush -young that cleanliness is far &'head rse t�i+a11e happy." he told'her,-surprisingly. _ erneaa goes to ihe_index"tak�'i out 1 of godliness." a t alt to I "floppy enough. Mr'. Macduff, but the card, and knows just wh+i too et+ 1 -Eleven men loved Ilinka Kovat- _ Macduff looked suspiciously at se4eee fsa wandering in my thoughts. To to{t r chevitch, of Sarajevo.. She• gave do. Angela. Was she, by any•chance, t k •a*� & you the truth, they-re in England her heart-to one. The other ten , making fun of him.eBut no, her ^ e 9 with .my husband and my home•" forgot tAeir own rivalry, ambush- The shipyards of Norway have j face was kind and open. ', „ _ "Tett me about your home." ed the successful suitor and killed sufficient orders tq•keep them busy - "It's a pity your husband : ,4; :"I've never been able to conjure birr for nearlya ear. couldn't make the entire trip." . it up far anyone else', although it's y "HeavenaP' thought.. Angels, - so vfvid in my own mind. It's a e l __ " A the man's a boor'" shadow + rambling house with gables, fright- l - — - darkened'her face. "Yes, I'm very s fullyancient,"with bits that have been added.d on from time to time.sortY," she said. He couldn't -ir :away for so long. Of course, whe2t The ceilings are low and 'beamed; ; one is a writer it doesn't matter --- and the dormer windows are tucked where one .ie=work"cari{z�oaaaaa� _... In o paces un ee fhe eaves. It's — — - -- - Are you writing, Mr. Macduff?" fil'lad with pictures, ancient• and "No," said. Macduff,, shortly. modern, and my dog Jock patters i "l never combine: .my ,business all over it like a presiding Turk." with pleasure." / Angela stopped ab•t•uptly, thinking that -she had been lacking in tact CHAPTER'7►I and reserve. • ;ell, I'tzt doing ir. I'm painting "Do you lig a in .-New York..Mr. ^I -'a little, because I like to pas's the 1ltacdut(?" !' i time that way_" _ 1 "Yes. Have you ever been. �cduff was charmed with n- I there? At " gela's any of tossing,off her words. \ - "Five years ago I visited it for a - Here was a woman w•bo-might-be �I fete weeks. I love it; the excite- ` worth -her salt. She chatted about \�_ � ntent, the teaing hurry,, the air— Ganges, and, gave.him a lively g such_air!. But to live in it—how ---- Picture of her own impressions that - does one manage that?" "You'll like the flavour morning. Yes, she was an artist. Afy life is as quiet and slow as, -6—Mild,-and really -.'}le could tell that from her choice 'if I lived on the tfp end of Corn- of words. wall." ;Satisfying. It's a•new "fe ;,;„ „ l treat in roll- •our-own - bothered little with externals, going J among such "glorious skyscrapers �, - � � tobacco@, nikae by In for sombre, philosophical 'stuff' PATTERN 4647 . ' and feel that life is quiet. and sloT. C a ti a d a's oldest "that some people seemed to like. 1t Life..cau't'be slow in a saring city. ' tobacco manufae- Saniple the case of movement l,urprised Min to see India through you get•with a divi&A skirt, and I think I should live on wings If inter@—backed ,by the sapient eyes of an intelligent you'll' always have one in your New York were my home." nearly a century of Z: ._f wardrobe! As for the making — "It's all tash, the things people experience. Buy _ - iOs 'easy as A B C, with Anne think of New York. it's the best 'a package today. Adams' pattern 4647 giving easy- possible city for work; because it's one,ot the few laces in the world " -- to-follow directions. A few seams p t P —that's all! And the pleats will where you are let alone if you want fall into place like a charm — to be. I can work better there than even if you are a beginner at anywhere under the sun." r dressmaking. Be sure to choose (TO BE. C6NTIN F.D)'- s-With s Ve,thdt a heavy drill or linen, best of AII, T;: L W' the, NS --ii- wrinkle-resistant type. •You'll -- 339x1 $VR feel sleek as A seal, as cori•ectl 1 SKS a"d GAS y CASA LOMA A �W�r.r�t and smartly attired as a fashion - �f4i'O `- plate, when you step out for golf, Cir Fleury 1'cllatt million dollar C aa- tle-on-therHill, Rp:rdina Road, Tor- d tennis, hiking,. or A' sail on th t:r;u¢e riven, nutet.. p , , onto. Hour's tour thro''Cagtle,•tow- .of.¢ncookw,rarr.,r¢ -lake. - er;tunnel, stabler+, art galleries, and r, _ ro •ny honie.nywhere. " coronation room specinl exhibits and w Rdrtte.e lisht ln'tantmy. , ynUCenliF.' .'R - Rd""ee IIW.r1V nor Pattern 4647 is Available in Fee "The Fall of frac r, 'Iffulat 471 watt cat only r.. waist sizes 24 26 28 30 32 and veh•" Ithe` king and his wives), .eau a der. severam painted by order of late F.mperbr O• •wodeb: lara,dmg hot 34. Size 26 rakes 3.1/4 yards of "Joseph of Auatrla--has 29 lite etre . plat", see -the Cole- _ � � flFCnrtts. Open 10 a.m. UM 9 p.nn man newer sear roe 36-inch fabric Illustrated step- Adtills,'25c—Children 15c, 'lundays, 1 i of write 25 ,cuts. Tile celewee LAMP *Ad by�step sewing instructions in' - ''..L al• Caw any. Ltd. 2,.-„,•ee¢t•W&&;e” „•Azra.rr Got. eluded. Patterns 20c each. Write 1i•liC 1V0. 27—'38 Anne Adams, Room,'42b; 73'West - • Adelaide St., Toronto. C ,TF-1s . " and lo dDiamven Polio Cure? i � i 0. Be strong and at good coos- tinuo s`thehr es nste the ; age;for thou,shalt canoe this pea Lord their God. ` le said usle - • � r t]e t0 inherit the land which 1 tl. And the peep .�� ' aware unto their fathers to give Joshua, Nay: but we will semi 'P., " C� them. One might say.that Joshua Jehovah. They repeated previous- - WW nee in theirSunday' . tivel expressed cdnAde was to be strong both negatively ly zp ✓ and positively — he was to be owe ability to serve the Lord and ~" strong in resisting temptation, and obey his law, and by their public G1 'i Ltsonshe was to be strong in carrying protestation bare witness against out the task which God gave him. ,themselves if they ever broke Approximately twenty-9ve yeah '.-•their engagement. 11 have passed since the death of Following this, Joshua set up a y _� LESSON 1. events in sacred history are lo- Moses and the entrance of the stone on this very spot, which for JOSHUA: A CHOICE OF LOYAL- Gated on the western side of the children of Israel into Palestine. all the generations to follow would K ,: TIES =- Numbers F LOYAL Jordan River; the territory on Joshua is now an old.man (110 be a reminder to Israel of what the eastern side is, for the most had taken lace that da °^ Joshua 1: 1-9;'24: 1-31. years of age). P y Printed Text—Josh. 1: 2-8; 14-21 part, quite barren, and today very 14. Now therefore fear Jeho- e GOLDEN TEXT sparsely populated. Thou, and all . vah, and serve- him in sincerity Thu Car Had 'A, for me and my house, we will. this people, unto the land which and in truth; and put sway the A Live ,S 1g6ark * Jehovah. Josh. 24: 15. I do give to them, even to the gods which your fathers served q children of Israel. Palestine is re- Egypt; , *• ° a a' THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING h beyond the River, and m Egyp , Time:—Joshua lived from 1537 fagged to as a gift of God nearly and serve ye Jehovah. Put away Every car has s "squeak" some- . yi B.C.-1427 B.C. two hundred times in the Old Tea- 2 Place:—The Jordan River is tament, beginning as far back as all the images of the dead deities where. But John Adams Davis, of the ancient, world, who could of New York, owned a car with la 'that twisting-;rapid body of water the twelfth chapter of the book of never give to them one tiny par- very special kind of squeak. He- dividing e dividing eastern and western Pal- Genesis. Five hundred years have ticle__of_all_She he and wealth iled,_e examined, he listened, Dr. J. Eugene Saint-Jacques, of 'Al eating, flowing from the Sea of now passed since that.early prom- tf►at God had conferred upon but the squeak remained. Every Montreal, who has attracted world- d Sea in the iae, and God is now about to bring time he went over a bump — wide attention to himself because south; Shechem was located in to u men Ever Man's Choice squeak! ri desperation, aryl with intravenous in actions of ani Ephraim'between mounts Ebal and children of Israel for a permanent 15 Andifit seem evil unto took his car to the local garage. mal charcoal since 933, has given Gerizim on the highway between home. you to serve Jehovah, choose you The experts looked it over, and new hope to mankind, in decla:` Judaea and Galilee; Timnath-ser- 3. Every place that the sole of this day whom ye will serve; even they couldn't detect any- Ing that he believed animal char- sh' was southwest of your foot shall tread upon, to you -whether the gods which your lath- thing. "Very well," said Mr. Da•- Shechem, and seven miles north have given 1 ,. as coal injected• is the spine may "of Shiloh. Moses. Cf. Deut: li• 24; Jodi. era served that were beyond the via. "Dismantle the car; take the prove-a positive cure for infantile _ 4 River, or the gods of the Amor- whole thing to bits...But And that • 14: 9. paralysis. Joshua appears in the Old ites, in whose land ye dwell.. A squeak!" - 'tament narrative considerably be- Lanof Promise choice not only must be made by T' fore the events recorded in the 4• From the wilderness. ;This men but a choice is made,by ev- Ct6rat 'passage assigned in our les- wilderness is what is known as the ary mad, All human -life de- _'_ Dancin Vtar son. Thus in Exod. 17: 9-14, we, wilderness of Arabia or the desert mands a God. The men most [find him assigned by Moses the' of Arabia, located to the south. loud in their declaration -today - task of choosing men to go out And this Lebanon. This refers to -and fight with Amalek, a conflict that there is no God and will not 9 Vocal the great mountain range known have God are worshipping a•God HORIZONTAL composition. Jn which Joshua was victorious; as the Lebanon Mountains far 11 the time. Human life is so A. 5 Dancer - in Exod. 24: 13, Joshua is ra a nor 1n1! rannot -live - -- danced the "minister"„of Moses, meaning rest river, the river Euphrates.g P without art object of devotion, 10 Bugle plant professionally s♦ "his helper". The nearer of the two.great rivers something that appeals to desire 11 In. Td,er of. Mesopotamia, about 1,780 and to which all life is responsive. 12 Hint to r since--ti At the command of the Lord miles long; 'mentioned as one of But as for me and my house, we mystery 14 Sickles. 16 He is famous Sloses took Joshua, the son of the rivers of the Garden o1 Eden will serve Jehovah. A man of 13 Exclamation. for his --. -Nun, in whom dwelt the Holy (Gen. 2: 14). All the land of the Joshua's achievements, a man of 15 To care tor. 19 Usefulr;ess; ' p' g q 17 Flock: y 23 Ini7asion b ' Spirit, and, setting. him • befor4 Hittites. And .unto the great,aea his unquestioned character, s man. Elettiar, the priest, and before all toward the going down of the sun. to whom millions of Israelites had' 18 Melodic police. the congregation he laid his hands This, of course, refers to the Med- looked for guidance and leader- passage. 24 To abdicat4- upon him and gave him•s charge, iterraneaa Sea Shall be your bar- ship, that man has an .enormous 20 Exists. 25 Measure AA the words of which are recorded der. This huge terriEory was neo- influence over others, and now he. 21 To love area. In Deut.- 31:.,7,8. 1u,fully]occupied the the I ads l t- is going to,throw that influence, 44 St - 27 Golf devices'. ' excessively Immediately upon the death. of people with all the power he possesses, 22 Beast of alk partner. 29 3.1416. C' es, God finally confirms prevl years that intervened between the• into his pleading with the people burden. 45 Deposits. S�Now he stars 32 Treeless ous promises-to Joshua, and leads conquest undi!r Joshua and the of Israel to follow the only true 23 Fortified work 47 Neuter in[notion plains. him. i4to the great task immed- Captivity under Nebuchadnezzar, and living God. 26 Dress bottom. pronoun: ---=s• 33 Springing gait lately before him with a gloriously. _eight hundred years later. 16. And the people answered 28 More costly 48 Magistrate. VERTICAL 36 Low caste in encouraging and siren hening 5. There shall not an man be and said, Far be it from us that 30 Dress arm. 50 Shed as.blood- India. message. able to stand before thea all the we should forsake 'Jehovah, to 31 Distinctive 02 Well-bred 2 Vexes. $8 Thing. 2. Moses my servant is dead; 17. For Jello- theory. woman. S Always. 4u,Pussy y -days o! thy life; as I was with serve other gods; �2 Hog. —134 Notice of a .4 One who 42 Helper it is that eu ht ----_ - — — e br g - I u God, h allies _ :-- =- - now therefore..arise, go over this - Moses, so I ovill- be with 'thee; vah our X34 Fish. ., _ future d (PLY •�#Dispa'tetied: , Jordrn. The major part of Pales will not fail thee, nor forsake us and our fathers up out of the 35 Queer. marriage. S Judgments.. 46 Coin slit. tine'and the great proportion of thee.. ; land of Egypt, from the house of 37 God of Wear. 5B Stir. 'G Musical note: .49 Aeriform fueL bondage; and that did.those great 39 To perform. 57 Os. 7 Funished with 51 Idant. lit and res erved i _ - ins •1n our -P era. 53 God of 5 f a B His ( l.l anti Sky 8 41 Monkey. S8 ---- P - us in_a1L_th_e_a:.ay wherein we 43 Sound of was formerly 8 Virginia 55 South east. r- ---s. went, -Wu, 1 the peoples g �/• OV Cistenin through the midst of-w 7. surprise. his dancing willow. 57 Before Christ. _ 'passed; 18. and Jehovah. drove out from before us 411 the ped- u B`r FREDDIE TEE - 'o ! " • y . 1. pies, even the Amorites that dwelt _ in the land; therefore we also will RADIO” sere Jehovah; for he is our God. - z 13 4 15 �.�Q G d Joshua said unto the 19. An people, a cane serve Jehovah; Y of s ry 7 � 3 C m for he is a holy Cod; he is a Jeal. 33 E3ir Y u ous God; he will not forgive yoTr 0 21 _ _ - N v � ; ; transgression nor'your sins. 20. I1 I! ye forsake Jehovah, and serve • 3 4 1 7 foreign gods, then he will turn and do you evil, and consume you, 50 500 600 100. too Qoo +Ooo uoo ilea iloo woe ,rte after that he hath done you good- Joshua. ;realizes that these•peo 31 3 34 ple 'do not fully apprehend In Enaugurating this column of a '.:rrk,y M, au of nest weekly the profound significances and 55 36 37 39 "Air Wave News" the editorial do- eight 'chain"prograins.' Copy, will,01 consequences of what they are .partment ask the co-operation of be mailed tree to anyone writing to saying. Joshua does not nay 7 its readers towrite and tell w Canadian Radio Corporation, 622That God will not #orgite' sin what interests you the'most In ra- Fleet Street- West, Toronto. when sin is confessed and put 48 9 0 51 3 dio cart'ment._1nd__news..- Justad- - -away. but he.does declare that he - dress "Radio Column," Room 424, flow SOi\DS ARE AfADF. will not Contin--�e to Was is peo- 73 Adelaide West, Toronto, When Vbu hear it � realistic thun- ple and blot out their iniquities. Airlanes Gossip der rumbling or crashing explosions or bear them away, if they con-' 9 4 Tuffy Goff who plays Abner of on a radio. program, you have, no "Lum and Abner"' is going to dotibt wondered how they were A—C _ spend his vacation in Canada fish- mac' This phase of radio work 1s ayng for trout and salmon. 9ne of great inierest. Here's the 'THIS WILL MAK E • + + - 1 w-down on the sound business. ' Mus: of the musical parts of pro- Thunder-By beating a woolly , r ru s o Canadian stations' Drumstick on an electrically charg- MOUTH WATER _ g iti frdni our C YOUR arc;.easy'to take-but-the efforts and ed screen contactlig a pickup, a patti:r and comedy are 'hard to very realistic .thunder crash is 1 USCIOUS, ripe, red strawberries and crisp, golden-brown L. swallow made. Shredded Wheat topped off with a onerous serving of milk PP g a . . . Rain—Is imitated by ,birdseed or cream. Nature's perfect flavor offerings, delicious, light, ' Uluh Udtinee with chatter by Al- thrown o!` a resolving die ted b7, wholesome . . . a complete meal for the hottest days. l ]en Prescott from• WJ2 '(760 kilo- a hopper Into a chute.. Cycae:si=¢ to b, i3 one Df the at- Airplane—E.i�c! Just massage it THa CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD. ' ternoon's most entertaining airings, i)ni-tom with an eleetrlc'vibrater. Niagara Fan. Canada 7 . . • . Horses' Hoofs are clips slapped In ..•„A:>. The oldest' active actor on_tbis con inq,tat, Lucius Henderson (90), en in a screen. it all.goes to show 3. .. agpcars every Thursday night on yon—Yon cgn't .("cc i `:rli^vim your WOR (710.kilocycles),,in Federal !' �•n ears' „- h,•atre's Great Stories." _ New Special Events Unit •' - I Latest engineering development ::; '' 1 1)u ;uii know that niarny.programs oadcasting Cor- ✓�� E� art: Lrr,adcast twice in one evening? of the Canadian Br ` poraRED- 1,,or :ustance Edward G, Robins9n zi- Unit a new mobile broadcast "Big Town" is first on the at inR unit,:a an acquisition-ot the Cor- : poration's Special Events Depart• •: `•' r a 1 L.D.S.T. Tuesdays slid thea ment under R. T. Bowman,director. Yl„`. F�1,I �,� ; .,'• 7� agaiu•at 1_.30 midnight. The same- ^ The unit, which was demonstrated epul eE to Al J0113011's show, also last Reek to eastern Ontario news- rs", 10 p.m. Wedues l tpermen and which is now enroute • to Aanff.to do..a.series oC \ational ' ;t� e ai c.r i5 l'„r i'.uitic trst listeners. Parks broadcasts, will be,used for - the pr-sentation of a wide Variety ; d'h< C!nadiaii iia Lu.yuiiatiou, of special programmes. It Is•be- of DeForest Crosley, Ala- lleved that it will assist mater-illy .. S ) jt.s'. aid Rogers, have,just releas• i•. the development of important In- - 1` FRE t. .a .�ry complt ; rad'u) log, list tnrnat(onal exchanges and will be e � j H EAT 11 g ucati� foreign and U.S.A. inavlvable as a means of advertia• -MAD E I N CA N A-D_AF•- ' , CA ' �hsr+�N � lz.:,g rind short wav, "stations, also . inm Canada abroad. c ..tip"-` - �'. ,. ,t•a.,, ..,.,..,.. ::'�;1,,.; ......:. .. .. . •:.. � - • �-„.•,:' ,r. ., r a:: J:'c. ,M xn oa 711 777777777 K _ Rome Re ter stable,,lot 14, 10th Line, Mark- - N ham. Terms: To insure a foal, Maple Loaf mutual i r I lFe Tes� HAWKRIGGSLECT� 298, the �L• �•��N� /LLblMh 1t 1939 ' L76 per yeek. $1.60 paid In advam a fashionable bred imported Clyde- All accidents at owner's tial[: Iasuraaee Co. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND jJ� Stats Will Stallion, the property of and WAWANESA INS. CIL r and Gt.'Britala 12.00 is advaooe. Oscar Wilson, Broug willSnA plarm �9uccessor to W. J. Mather,make the season of 1938 as foll- F�,r.ni M I�ehinery map n�,fg� p � ows: Tuesday forenoon, May 31, Bto�Pfville "JOHN M U R KAR. Proorieto r will leave his own stable and Windstorm Insurance on BuiMp1a —Night and Day Service proceed to Jas. McDonald's, at Frost A Wood — Cockshutt Windmills. Silos ate. Businors Phou- Residence Phon Kinsale, for noon, thence •to .DeLaval Pedlar Products "Anbomobile Insuranceet bs01 91320 "Greenwood Graham's Hotel, Brooklin, where Grose Fertilizer he will remain until Wednesday . All Kinds. Miss Mildred Corbett is home 'for night, thence to his own stable, New Binders, Mowers, Kakes Write or Mons '''her holidays. where 'ie will remain until Fri- and Plows on hand, immedi- BOWM9jH & Rol" day morning. Friday, proceeds 11, s Vanessa Walls of Pickering ate delivery. 7 used.Binders, :was at home on Sunday. to Cliff Barrett's, Brock Road, 3 Mowers, 3 Mowers 3 WHITBT ONTARIO Mr. and Mrs. Wm., Devitt, of for noon, thence to hig own stable + Brooklin, are -visiting at -Carl Dev- where lre will remain until the Wagons. 3 Walking Plows itt's, following Tuesday morning: 5 Gasoline .Engines• 3 Grain PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN We are leased to see Miss M HICKORY LAD (11155) the Pure Grinders, Repairs and Binder �• hltevale _ THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER Brown home.-again from her friends bred blackerc eron Stallioi,7te Twine. All D NERVES. IT MAY ----in the city. L property of Allan Reesor, will General Agency YOUR -I=YES. Congratulations to Miss' Z. Gee ffff make the season of, 1938 at h W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood who-has.been taken on the Whitby own stable, lot 3, con. 4, Scarboro. , MCCORMICK-DEERING C. H. TUCK, OPT. D. teaching staff of the public school. I Terms: '$10. payable March 1st, Paoxa PicK'2314. 4ltf DEALER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green and 1939. Enrolment No. 945. Dray Block opp. P. 0. phone 1516 Miss Cathalrine Green spent the •ARNOLDWOLD DOCK (5492) — _ , ONT. week-end at Mr. F. L. Green's. The choicely bred Belgian Stall- _ ALSO OSHAWA Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bell, 'of Tor- ion, the property of Allan Reesor, BROCK FLEURY& TUDHOPE ANDERSON onto called on friends here on 'Sun- R. R. 1, Markham, will make the MACHINERY•lsREPAIRS - day and attended the service at season of 1938.as follows: Monday, THEATRE , Steel Waren Wheels. Pedlar Reof- Ing. Frost or Lundy Ferree Notin.eto Yo Salem _ - � afternoon, May 30th, will leave The C.''G. I. T, hold their his own stable, lot 3, con 4. Scar- WH=TSY Goodyear Tires camp-fire meeting in the Green bore, and proceed to F'. H. Rich- All Shows Daylight Saving Tlme Red Indian Gasoline and Oils T. G. AUTO PARTS wood Park on the 30th, with Mrs. ardson's, con. 2, Pickering, 1 mile7�MeKinney as C: _ 'west of Pickering Village, for - GENERAL HARDWARE We do Building of all kinds - FRIt)wY and SATUff DAY. _ ,_ ” • Miss Zorah Gee passed her niglJt: Tuesday mornutg, will re- - -- - - Grade Vocal Examination with hon- turn to his own stable. Thursday' 1ULY 1 as _ ENTECREIMNGEN ours at the Toronto Conservatory afternoon will -\proceed to Fred Two Shows, at 7.30 and 9 30 WYITEVALE ONT, TINA. b at the recent examinations: Clodds, Malvern, for night. Fri- Saturday Matinee at L30 'LUMBING The Dramatic Club are going to day morning will, return to his Holiday Matinee, Friday at 2•LO P.tit and Buttonville Strawberry Festival on own stable, where he will remain � . 1i00d'INf3 Wednesday evening the 29th, to until the following Monday after- BOBBY BREEN Law Motor Sales . - put. on their popular drama. Con= noon. Ter m9--$1$. payable March Iti Chrysler-Plymouth We 's "w @ell- Brantford RooBot gratulation. lat, 1939.. K%t•*rials,Empire Bathroom" The Greenwood Circuit are hold- COMMODORE AGAIN (26812) it f1 .-'Ing an open .ail service in Green- Choicely bred 'Clydesdale Stallion Hawaii Calls Dealer Egnipmeot, Duro Water wood Park on Sunda evening at Systems. Beatty Sunday g property of Robt. Dafoe, Green Wfth GOOD USED CARS i Stable F.quipmeat 7.80 standard time. Rev. W. J: River, will make the season of GOODYEAR TIRES Smythe, of Port Perry *ill address 1988 as follows: Wednesday, May NED SPARKi WILLARD BATTERIES ~-an 'Ther Building Maternal us and music will be furnished by 25th,_'will leave his own stable and 1nVIN S. COSS GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Edtimatee Free -' a union choir and soloists. proceed to.Fred Wrig7rt's for noon; SKILLED MOT(iR REPAIRS Work Gemrantood ..�-----. thence:to W. E. Holtby's, lot 19, - ' cod: 6 Pickering for night. Th- MONDAY, TUESDAY. WFDN'SDAY � ax a o a U T D WhitesaIe r>� Bh Towing or ;F. d . P RO U SIM trial a _ - aY4 Proceeds- to Hugh( '., - - - - - - — -— _ Z4 E3ours JULY 4. S and ¢- 'The Baptist'Mission Circle ladies east o! Whitevale for noon; thence GOrdOn J• Layr "Phoae!i50`T.; to John Barites, Che nod for First Show at 7.3'0 are holding an 'open meeting at the �"r Last Complete St�ow_a' S.SO PICKERING, 0. ABIO ` hoarse, of MIs. Kayes, on Tuesday. night. Friday, proceeds to Me- p Phone 2908 _ . Gr A do Bros. Alton Road for . . .. n 5th, Circle' meeting' at 2.30 _ July 6 Circe g ,JOE E. BROWN PIl1KERNd, _ nN°I'+RAlO y noon; thence.to his own stable Tea at S P. m. S. T. Everybody - - �� welcome. t where-iie will remain until the IN - , Fit f King" r folio-wing Wednesday morning. - �Cedar Grove i - for g' The Imported French Percheron a io a v�Ce ■� quite' confident that_the exten- F.—Stallion Dol__(W34) 12921 an - with '- lve preparations and ex nse ass- —_)f_ - — p Pe outstanding horse of high Oral- Rxpert--Beroi(WB&nd—t`� - ociated with their -Garden Part on -H y ity carrying a first class prem- MACK sO/of br/ :• Saturday night of this week, will ium certificate. The property o! PAUL KELLY �iS1r8 to all makes. React -_ leave.nothing to be desired in the l E. A. Somerville, will stand for _ Also onable chargas. Work tiway of high class entertainment. the season of 1938, at his own if Street" gnaranteod. A.W.MITCHELL ARTHUR FIELD P1Ckerlh -With $ .3 LEW AYRES Me m Official Radio Service 1• . Ont ' LOUISE CAMPBELL Assooann. AVIV - 8 hone 5 0 PICKERIN - OSCOE KARNS � ' •1 P .2 1 (3 :• .-� _ •..,FOOD - - PORTER HAL - L HYDRO - Il t e "Learn �to Play VeC�I �a,��f HAWAIIAN GUITAR, SPANISH - '- - -:-FIRST COSH' arid. �IPKEEP ---- -- - _GUITAR and UKELELE y Calv me,. • ll es at ho With the new Silent, Meter-M><ser Individual half•bour Seasons • ':Mona Kea studios Save time and mone Refrigerator, made by Goner. Y al larc Unionville, C moat Markham, L'nio e • _ Motors Uxbridge. Stouffville, _ We have a buyer at the farm - '-Ins rum ntsaupplied on request, s $110 ayfAs=-lowanTuesday and To convince you as tothe merits of our Drop in or give us at call for Y+tem you will receive FREE of charge - n t above .- .� o n any one of he one learn 0 ..particularsinstruments. aY• Wednesd s /OKEF?INGt FAJF?MS . SPECIAL 'Noise Refrigerator, good act new: $99.00 LIMITED ,sZjt MG SIM I,OWBS • CHAS. COOPER C ONT` - Brock Road Gravel •CHANGIE THOSE WORN Pit :The ��.. Crushed Pit- Run TIRES FOR UNIONVILLEJUNIOR Gravel Firestone High +�. FARMERS Sand and Graded :New' reduced Prices �., :Pill hold their-AnnUal - - — S#one ide the new =--- L '♦ Delivered. or'•Lo idei in Pit r Mammoth •Mccalight ESCurSioa PHONE: Plant, Pick 102E 938 DODGE :.: 4N Howard64717l _ D•ff e Toronto office - JOHN BOURNE & � i�nd tee 'the Difference FRIDAY: JULY 1ST H - A,LF'S PLACE FROM THE _ 'CANADMA NATIONAL DOCKS, TOROATO LAND SURVEYOR (A r Male) - 1 (Foot of Yonge St.) BOAT LEAVES AT 8.16 E.S.T.) L S. On fileEare the records of amt► -^" -ilrARli� single roc.; Couple, I. '. Gibson +CL.AREA�4NT. ONTAR/C� p 00 at - voyms G and YarnoK >Mf King' )Oast, Oshawa. ra me 1M Phone 3201 -- .,. •,..err-a ' ..aw.... ......esw.aG.-.;._. , ,.... -.....;� �.: .,.....:vim-..< .i.,n,...�: Fra, .w..,. ...� .. .�,�„ "•�, ,r► CVM•lOnt ° Evans and Mrs. Glover snag the �' k Dick Cooper and Alf. Mole spent +` , trio, "I am Listening". Rev: 'M. "'f' "' �" the week-end in the North Country. Jenkins9n, of Pickering was assist- s ,k> •' ' Mrs. Lye spent Monday.in Tor- ed in the evening by the choir of ' onto attending a meeting of the the Baptist Church,- by their an- ` 1 - Canadian Daughters' League. them and- male quartet, all of Mrs. Appleton has returned tog y vI}dc'h was highly appreciated. reciated. , • Mi her home in an after an WAR cb3g l`I\G: boys, trio auciwrities extended visit here. in our village have -just about. - - Mrs. L. Dickson has returned to reached- Cie limit of their patience. ` her home in New York, after spend :;.n' like the act of some of ing two weeks with Mrs. H. H.' our boys in "sniping" the street k Thomson here. light ouibs. They nave "discussed" x At the Mixed Doubles on'-Ahe'l the msttPr ,vith Fo.r. .local green on Friday night last, but apparently with insignificant re Mrs. Birkett and Mr. Beer took sults. They now feel that some First, with Port Hope taking 2nd I other steps are now, necessarygene- and 3rd, Boys! a word to the wise is gene- _ ltlrs.. P•' D. Augustine has been ally all that is necessary. Catch spending a, few days with friends on, fellows? { in the Eastern pan of the Provin- The 51st Annual Meeting of the ce., The Park Board niet on Monday ion met in the Claremont 'Baptist ' when the re- Church on-June 21st and 22nd. On evening of this week, y g featured the Mod-- Tuesday morning �i ' .sults of the Centennial were re- viewed. Avery encouraging report erator's (Rev. H. E. Green, of - r was heard, and sufficient funds Whitby) address. In the afternoon were realized to enable the Board the ladies net in the church, while - -a. to make substantial reductions in the men. gathered on the church - - their liabilities this year. lawn for an open-air meeting At - ' t. the men's :nr zUn two addresses Mesdames Dopking, McIntyre, e g •Lye and Chandler comprised a that were the .subject of much dis- Ank from here attending the Gala cussion, "If I were a Pastor" by '• Day Tournament at Port Perry on �Ir. Hug.P ;:gh, and ,,"If I were a .3 Wednesday last, at which First lisym " by Rev. P.-C. Reed, ,of Prizes went'to Port Perry and the Lindsay, were given. On Tuesday t� - _ ..--everim w - - - - -=-JThird-to -Whitby. S�- orris of-welcome-were ` In answer to "Subscriber" the ad�dreased to the visitors by Mr. -! _ Village Tn�tees are -elated -Edgar-Ward-and-Rey,_.I-�E ..Gloms— WITH MODERN , L COST ' hive dono their er, of the United Church. The B. y a, duty in cleaning and gravelling the hack streets of the village for the Rev. Percy Buck, Returned Mission a from Bolivia- Information re- +Gentennial. The main street with ='Y l� the long tangling grass is the work Barding Foreign and Home Miss- .of the County and we believe has ions was given at the Wednesday . . : �:• now been cuts-Trustees. morning session. The convention of The Sacrament of the Lord's g J ' the Examining Board was followed supper will be observed in the Un- by. the ordination of Mr. J. W. lted Church on Sunday morning Ward, of Fenlon Falls. Mrs. n• . Evening service will be with- W, VA" and Mrs. Ward Sr. were zt .dn rawowing to the Decoration Day Presented With a beautiful bouquet - Servlce at the Union Cemetery. of flowers. Miss S. E. Evans, Rev. . N EW 1438 Chevrolet trucks, modern in -TRU EKS I The Official Board and the Board H. Wilson, Mrs. Augustine, Miss every retail Qf appearance, design _ of Stewards will meet on Monday Alma Pugh Rev. P. al who - - ewsrtir►g, following. uatine were among the locals .who and construction, lead in thrifty, coat- FEC'tED HYDRAULIC Mrs. George Bentley, passed a- took part in the various actMties. - Tway at her home in. Port Perry on The Claremont quartet,• ssisted is _cutting economy. They save you money R - i9unday night last, after an illness the convention L program also. because of low-first cost; they save with ..TRUCK BRAKE= �--a- of several weeka. Deceased was a' - daughter of Mir. � Lynn, of this The Fr"e"t of vsode'tlte Enter- low operating cost; and they are durably �.. VALVE-4N-HEAD � village, and is survived by her tisament at Pickering Tonight. built to is with low maintenance ex- AW .'hualband and two brothers, Fred • -""- . , - s CYLINDER SPECIAL Greenwood Circuit Field Day ase and b extra thousands of miles of and Robt. Lynn, of Claremont. Pe y TRUCK ENGINE :Service, was held in the Baptist satisfying service. To these economies, _ ^'- ' -herd on Wednesday, with The annual Field Day and Con- $ C:�� cert. at the Greenwood United Cir- ' add the value Of Chevrolet's, powerful, >eati:•lT ts•.r single Dial- _ interment in the, Claremont Union cl _ .__ -- mill-be-herd--in-F.--L_-C,reen's spars! stoh Wiis .'cernete t'i`li18i1it- 'ftgV&tve'ia-HeadT_week_ _ Park on Wednesday, July 6th, and p'erformr ysa�• at-rseterT-ala t--- Anniversary services in the Un- promisee to be a great surcease Engine and the su assin safet of Per- promises Church on Sunday Iast were On Sunday, July 3rd, Rev. W. J. • g Y Js•diss�isalar�Y• w ',. Verywell attended. Rev. How of lfected Hydraulic Truck Brakes. Buy new lids• o polio Hoist•ai Dubarton was assisted at the H Smythe, M. A.,. f Port Perry 3' United Church will ach at 7'.30 Chevrolet trucks—and save all ways. Dstsp fib• l'•"•st M°• morning service by the home choir, p• in. and will be isted by the rev Upkeep. „ who sang the anthema: "Bless'the united choirs of G n_wood, Mt. Lo:+d, 0, My Soul" and "What are iCon•enient rnontMy poyownts on the • a tt:eae". 1lCrs. W. Ward, Mrs. W. Zion and Kinsale. n. Wednesday �„ l iy.�,,Inat.Janent lien afternoon an extensi a program of sports has been _ nged for M STA_ NLEY THEATRE . which s iz� in prizes is lfered. In A C• CWP •`� CLO the evening the Bethesda W. A. \rt711�7 i aTOUFFVILLE presents two plays: "Kidnapping 1: A"oc♦ Dealer--J. McGlashen--DLLAbal'tOlt1 Betty" and "The Last Rehearsal" r Phone 1001 which will provide two hours of ._ DONALD MOTOR S�►LFS �� • g' �,,. 1 - - delightful entertainment. There M Sleep—Plcicering Sbowirg will be a refreshment booth on the Assoc. Dealer T— Week frights-8.15. Standard Time grounds. See large and, small bills% -r — -- ------ - _ - --- for full particulars. Adm. 25 and :'T fWRSDAY,•FRIDAY&SATURDAY 20 cts. Cars, 25. Children under , • s • • • �- hl sue -Free, school • • JUNE 30. JULY 1 and 2 fri. & )at.-2 Shows, 7 and 9•p.m. `Little Miss = - .. _ . • . . . -_ - ;oughneck rilee 1 z e-s S �.• s P - • 5iarrinQ FALLOWS p. LEO CARILL4 Special Added Attraction ie or al la� s`The .March 371 Alg° ju 'or J SHORT SUBJECTS IAONDAY, TUESDAY, W EDN'SDAY .. JULY 4, b and 6 ��` • -. _ •'` _. 46 and Artists - emendous savings, most of the Models " $uy now and take advantage of these tr • - Starring merchandise is less than a year in service and looks like new. AC . • •. - •1�tiEN-NY . .. _ ` MARTHA RAYS 19:36- Electric Refrigerators, General Electric,. some low .as _ -- well as Electric, Mantle,� Console and Car Cartons and Pictorial s. :Radios; all styles, Battery as THURSDAY, FRIDAY&SATURDAY Radios, for small balances. JULY 7, 8 'and W sh rs Electric Rani es, G sok Stoves, Coleman Stoves etc. • Electric a e g "Night Key ants as little as on original value. S,,�t,� � 'many cases the prlc,, r epres _ . .'a '' .. • ,.. .. NORI'S KARLOFF ', , ., - 3- . ._ OPEfiT E'QTGNZNa•a i '�'••. AN ROGERS .• . ' ' . d.�. DON CH, RISTIAN FLFCTR1C ' - . - v� Sina:�f 5�.. �.. 0$��d• OYT Telephone a 7:-'F•�s"^ a "r.�,r �,n."' ', a„�,.erciLw n••-•.': s r --Z ^+t. _ .. +ry 7. 7. tt OntaurWs w8!' .. TLS :On Ragwced - NEWS INTERPRETED _ f _ Plant L Responsible for a0 Per --. • µ Cant. of Hay Fever—Yom _ Can Help Eradicate It "'EDITORIAL COMMENT FROM, HETHERE AND . on iia Moe'& 1mPoetaIt L�eeRs EVERYWHERE.. - of tis We@IL TORONTO.—In an effort to By ELIZABETH E60Y eradicate ragweed, the pollen from L'Alr�ra sift) is, opposed. There are many the flowers of which is believed friends of the project in Ontario, THAT SALES TAX: The 1938 the republic. The Maginot line of to be responsible for 80 per cent. Job however and that Province and No Camouflage •r s of Ontario's hay fever, a joint Budget just brought down in the defense along the eastern borderthe Prairie Provinces which would There seems to be more to the House by Finance Minister' Dun- is thought to be impregnable letter has been sent out by the chiefly'-t benefit,,have a little over g p railroad problem .than just fixing half the population of Canada. afar pleased a lot o!people, menu- against invasion (But not so the Department of Health,' Education a locomotive to look like some- facturers of builders' supplies par- Spanish border—there is cause for and Agriculture of the Provincial That makes the project one of na- Government .to municipal clerks thing else.=Sherbrooke Record. tions) importance. It half the - titularly. But others, who had worry about that, with German urging that war be waged on this country benefited . directly, the hoped to see that'8 per cent. sales and Italian armies on the other g g Cat'Out Of The Bag rest of the country would assured- tax reduced were not so pleased. aide of those mountains), weed. The sales tax, nicknamed "nuts- FOURTEEN DAYS: What of Spread Increases munication which bears an unguarded moment,That Japanese admiral whdmitted Free Pressr o in ly/benefittindirectly.'— Winnipeg Vance taxa originated the teens France's ally, Czechoslovakia) The communication a of this century as a war tax. In Pledged to go to her aid,-it is es- the signature of..Harold J. Kirby, that there is a war on' over in 'the boom years o! the. twenties timated it would. take fourteen Minister o! Health; Dr. L. J. Asia, let the cat out of, a cello- ,- The EMPIRE it dropped to 1 per cent then fol- days for French armies to find Simpson, Minister of Education, phone bag; so to speak.-3trat= Z. 73owing the A& ression, it made themselves in a posit!on riculture, reads in part- Why China Must Be Helued three successive jumps it Bot' "The several interested depThe7Re-alPatriot Germany has annexed Austria: up to 8 per cent. Now the situ&- repel any invader . . . . It has menta of Government have durin From the Baltic to the Adriatic tion has-reached the point where leaked out within the past week B The real patriot is . the man 26 per cent. of all revenue collect- that the plan to invade'Czecho- the last few years been reminded who, without fear or favor, sot they now cry in. frenzied passion ed by the Dominion Government slovakia most by the Ger- of the increase in the spread of only disinterestedly supports what "Heil, Hitler!" What next! II man military staff schedules a ragweed. This plant is apparently he believes to be right in public Duce is now the head- of an em comes from the sales tax.. g - Every man, woman and child,in swift, overpowering series of at- found with increasing frequency matters, but takes the trouble to pire and he dreams visions of the --this country is affected by the tax - tacks on the Czech front crush all in all parts of Southern Ontario. inform himself, to the very best glory of ancient Rome. Spain will because it ups the price of all the opposition, end everything before- Three Per Cent. Suffer`- of,his ability, upon all questions soon be a complete Fascist State. Jap- property and merchandise, etc., fourteen days are up. "While hay fever is not consid- . of.-public moment.-Guelph Mer- All that is lacking now is a Jap- w� that we bay—everything except Bred to be a serious form o! ill- curs. anese victory in China. That would' $pod. IRISH ELECTIONS: Prime nese, it is extremely disturbing to be the signal for real action by Minister Eamon de Valera of Eine those who are affected by it and :-,.Horror a La Mode the dictators. Fortunately, Chins IN DIFFICULTIES: Mussolini's went to town on the issue of his its complications are frequently Gas Masks by chic,.according by her own detertti9ned effor6a ` diplomatic representatives are new sweeping •agreements with seriou6 enough. It is estimated has prevented the fulfilment of 'A woman_&-convention has plao- pushing like anything now to have England, won the•June elections that somewhere in the neighbor. .• ed itself on record as Avorine that aim so-far:. Far from beim # the, Anglo-Italian agreement of (second in Eire within a year) _hood of 3 per cent. of-the popula- crushed and beaten, China's spirit the 'appointment of more women April 16th brought -into action -at with' an -overwhelming majority. tion are susceptible to various to the Senate of. Canada burns more luminously than ever. once in spite of the Pact that the Now Prime Minister de Valera has manifestations of allergy, wither will to win remains as strong ue respect for the ladies, we as been wanting q er ue o ragweed as the , as it ever was and she will main- war ill Spain is nowhare .k think this is a lazy woman s plea. conclusion (withdrawal of Italian seven years. - most important single item Women if they want to get into tain the resistance and make any "volunteers" from Spain at the In 1931 when de Valera's "The plant can be easily iden- further sacrifice' required by bor. public life, should b.c willing to'go end of the war was cone of the group,' the Fianna Fail, became tified, and as it is listed among In return China asks, and the into the arena and toil for their terms of the treaty). Reason for the Government party, it had a the noxious weeds, suitable an democracies -must give her, evert political honors, and, by fighting - the haste on the art of Ital Precarious ma orit for the last ran ements should be made to en- assistance to continue the stru 1lussolini is hard-greased for cash, five years it has been dependent sure its destruction in• all com- elections, prone their ability. Ag- Rle until victory. has been schist- wants to borrow some from Eng- upon a small Labor group to hold musities,, both rural and urban. nes MacphaiI and Mrs. Black, we ed. The defeat of China is the feel sure, would not ask to be ex- land-; drought pretty well ruined office. Now for the first time Mr. before the plant begins to flower surest way to put the. clock back cured from struggle and demand Italian crops this year so Italy de Valera will be independent of is late June or early July. The fifty years and to ensure the vist- Will have toa place in the Senate that can be grain from Rus- all small groups, and be is free to second .growth of the cut ,talk Won by niere appointment, and not tation on humanity of the greatest •sia; thirdly, Mussolini wants real- pursue his policy of reconstrue- should be again cut down late in horrors it has endured since the- 7- I hard work. — Fort William' for-= made'of the tion and national defense. August or early September." dawn_of time.—Hang Kong Press. i .neiv Italian Empire (meaning sov- ereignty over Abyssinia). - Let's S More _ Visit T Dentist No,. this is no tirade against isi o Den is - -. RURAL HYDRO: Extension of - " -Hydro service in rural -areas' to f -NEWS radios and phonographs It is an --Soon A Pleasure - NAMES N E VV S inside for more singing.plc. Yes, and, _` two services per mile, instead of incidentally, in i a plea for more New Anaesthetic Will Work ite results throughout.. Ontar' THE hi tlin Sin r w these -is beginning to show d w _ g ar' dr.ve away the Singing i They Wonders—The Perfect Anal- -fore farmers are installing the ,},,o-,a a 4„p F; heal neighborly quarre!s land pro.- gesia. Described at Conven- eervice and enjoying the benefits -mote domestic felicity. The' old ' of eleetric light -now.that the old the Ontario alcoholic picture." Dr. tion. "guarantee" contracts (under Little tailed for a vigorous cam' •"e.hodist ehprch won her way to I: which if two farmers wanted to _ doriinvnce. in,_the world and to a Dentists gathered for the aa- - have hydre i _ tlixt s ectal service at u r a bual convention of, the-Northeamb-- it contract and. a a _ a her.singing. When she degenerat- ern-Dental Societyat Swampscott. , P y funds tram brewers to politicians, eha:ge of $1 per month have ' •ed to having her 'singing done by Mass. ) as well as the liquor profits in the _ , last week, heard of anaes- been cancelled. Provincial Budget were-responsible P "x3' ere lost ground. No-nation •thesis which might permit removal vN yrrgt., or remains great ;long, _ ial r Soon we wont have•to go to for the �trtlnuanze of overage -of a patients teeth and replace- the cit to see the bri hts lights ur,i ss her i aspic lie singers. Y g 8 looms_ meat with false teeth in 50 min- . when every farm home in Denmark was_.�aved by l+cr songs �' - Controversy Ragei -•I wise, and analgesia, which one and her religion.—F"_ter Times- Ontario is electrified. The _suggestion was; advanced dentist said would make visits to that Liquor Commisstoi .r E. G. Ad�ocste. - the dentist "a pleasure READY FOR ACTION: The �— This type Odette plants beverage rooms" yp of anaesthesia. was situation in France? Very com- near Protestant . Churches and The Deep Waterway Project described as quick, safe and easily • plex, we assure you, as usual. But avoids putting them "near.a Roman But, while nature invited this controlled and without ill effects here are the highlights: .Premier Catholic church or near the home project ar,a it ,is obviously right -on. kidneys,._heart or lungs; and h Daladier's "Radical Socialist" (not REV. GEORGE A. LITTLE of a Roman Catholic Pries'." "We tri.t it should ultimately be car- causing no illness afterward. _ radical at all) government w)iich Addressing a Temperance Rally need not•hope." Dr. Little said, ries out, the new treaty will have Administered As Vapor icame 'into power in April has in Trinity United Church, Toronto, "that the traditions of English Pro- 'anything anything but an 'easy Dr. Joseph Tibert of Fitchburg -.,gained a free hand to rule the re-. last week, Rev. Dr. George A. Lit-- •- testantism.will be familiar to a man path in either country. In the announced that virtually perfect. public by decree until November, tle, a well-known official of the of French-Canadian. Catholic ex- United States there will be coritin- ed analgesia, administered as ■ has adjourned parliament and United Church of Canada whose traction." ued opposition from the States in- vapor, would deaden nerve-ends �. silenced all effective opposition picture appears at the head of this A great stir was create¢ ink the terested in developing a water in a tooth being filled. He des- column, inaugurated a Province- Ontario press by Dr. Little's state- route from Lake Michigan to the cribed fhe vapor as stimulatint g While making the utmost diplo- wide campaign against the bever- ments chiefly by virtue of the con- Gi7f of--3lexico;- from the inter- and net of€eeting consciousnhss.- matic efforts to stave off a Euro- age rooms of Ontario. troversial issues raised. Aside from ests that'seek to protect the traf- •peen conflict, the government is Dr. Little charged that both Lib- the liquor question, whether one is he between Buffalo and New York The standardization of fruit r hevertheiess organizing France erals and Conservatives in "Ontario an advocate of temperance or not by the Erie Canal, 'and from the and vegetables is�being'studied bi on a war-time basis, ready for ac- had been "plastic sa putty" !n the one deplores the unfortunate refer- power corpordtians and others. the British agricultural depart tion. France's mobilization orders hands .of the Moderation League. ence to a man of French extraction' In -Canada, opposition has been ment. - :.. are printed•and ready-for use if.. The Moderation League,* he said, .rhich is 114tely t a:ruse-feelings of -expressed to-the project in the - y °Iiecessaiy, in every commune of "bad more influence with the-Gov- antagonia:i in this day when Can- Maritimes, ins Quebec and in Brit- Germans registered with thi ernment than all the-'churches." ads needs all the `'hands" towards ish Coldmbia;, and. Premier Hep- poiice _of England number 9,001 - B—D Terming beer'"the de*ger-s"t-in-- - national`solidar:'y she muster. burn,•.of Ontario, has been, and men,and 11,000 women. - _ THE WONDERLAND n"� �►�' SL f� • � � t� Parr .. -x 1 .Gvs-iseea im.ane,�i�e C.L. The King lucked at Colonel Crin• `Nb, your Majesty," replied the Then the Bing addressed the ell. "I'd like to ask a few gitestious," ` kle carefully and said: "I want you gnome, "for it pannot be done." tire' army again. "Listen," he said, he said. "Go ahead," replied the _ To marcli this army through an-un- "•--'•'Ob, indeed!"'exclaimed the King-----'the general wY6 commands mi• King. "These Oz people are good, derground. tunnel which I am going `Then he turned to his soldiers and •�army must carry out my o/ders. if aren't they?" "As'good as apple _ io bore to the Emerald City of Oz. said: "Please take General Crinkle he faiis, he `�' share the tate of pie," said the King. "And happy?" —� R'he.n you get there I want you to to the torture chamber. There you 'poor Crinkle. Now, then, who will continued the gndme. "liappy as ' conquer the Oz people, destroy all will kindly,slice him into slices, Af• lead,my hosts to the Emerald City." "'the, day is long." "Well." said the << : of them and their city and bring terward you may feed him to the ;'For' a time no one moved, ti,en an gnoifie, "I hate good people. I de. all their gold and silver and seven-headed dogs." "Anything to old gnome with white whi?kPrs en test happy people. That's why 1 am prec• oblige. your Majesty," replied-the ton; they, were tied around thr so fond of your l4fajesty. stake me Sous stones back to my cavern. Will soldiers, fearfully; and led "•e con• waist stellr-1 oat of ?i o ranl;s a' -Your .general and I'll promise to \'^i do this, General Crinkle?" *�mnPd man away. '.'fialntPd the K;•ie. esrrgner and destroy the Oz people." - arse � :..ac ;.�+ ,ss :.��: a,.n.. :. .•e,.,,a. .a..-.:.. •s•,�.wze ..erg.. -.m....•.. ...,.rte...,.,.....:. sees_:- _ - +.,.:s.-,. ,.�,- 1„ ': .;.;n.•,- x e:'n•. .... 'sees .,._' .Y.� v.�"- /-:- t•- h M ."'�€ -. a > � ..,. �..�.. .5.� {r-t....:;... ., n. ! :1' �h«.' ro•;�w � " til. . .. . .� •'• �. sees,,. ... - w: ' -- l _ b r can,' x - Farmers Need ^. - • Purest Seed T o Keep Yoa l nfornvtd on T ClassifieA Adve'rusins,- Nksistom, of Avicildi ire• ears ! HAIR IGOODh It s Ei/eatia{—[lopes to See Whatie' c, is =Deng 'u Ant, CHICKS "ULTHI ASU POULTRY ery _ IsyL u•ssr N'r w1G>� TUUJPF.S, TRANSFORMA- Fair Ee CO��' This paper 'will begin next week a new,feature; highlighting flow, Braids. Curia, and all typos _ rol' NOTCH QUALITY CHICKS of ■nest quality Hair Goods. Write deed for a more general produo- the :nisei theories and dbcors)rida lfl the realm Of science _ for Ju13', Leghorue $6.95, Barred for illustrated catalogue. Special Rucks, Few Hampshire Reds $7.95. attention to repair work Toronto tion OL registered seed in Ontario and medicine .. . . a also Day Old Pullets and Cocker- Human Hair Supply Co.. 628 was stressed in a report by Ontario' }�sIs, and started chtcke. tVrite Top Bathurst,Toronto. dlrectOr/ t0 the C■IIadlaII 6etd ' Ttouh Chickertes, 16 Wilson 6[reet, _ ' Guelph, Ontario. LIVFSTOI'K Growers' Association, annual most- :WATCH FOR 1T1 00VERNMENTAPPRV CHICKS SwoLLEN UDDERS — GARIaET.= ins ■t Guelph,'Lst week. at a low price. Ua3 Standard Good news for farmers and dairy- "A mOTB general prodt1Ct10II o! ,Leghorns $6.95, Barre Rocks, New moa Lang's Mineral excels any- rejistered seed across Ontario is � „Zm: Crown grey-haired in my ssrvit:40 Hampshire Reds $,.95, White thing obtainable for Swollen Ud- SeeOIId—"I'Yt sot a girl f/itilhocks $8.95• Also day old Pullets der, Garget, Bleeding Testa, R[ns- fmperatiPe i1 the industry 1a g01IIrtand Cockereie and started Chicks, worm, or Scratches on Koreas' feet. to attain the'proportions we should * me who has grown yellow, brown prices on application. Baden Else- Results Quick and complete, saves ��/frit Hatchery Limited, Baden. On- worry and expense. Write for tree aim st,"'declared AIez. Stewart, iL J �a>.d rid-haired in my.serviCl�' �. y tarlo. information. Lang's Mineral Rem- Western Ontario director,in his ro- 946 Robson Street V cou- don't discipline. ourselves ` -- O t w.YN Wit' EN IV your, chicks from we e. w r re-Grow* tits wotl 'aill'd t fosya our large capacity WO can give TO&C CSULNEP FOH SALE •','very effort should be put forth I - yuu prompt delivery• -on day-old SEVEN AND EIGHT MONTHS' OLD ]Gdg!—r'DOn't you sailors haft .eockerels, pullets or mixed ch[cka. `lits sired by the four times t0 make the business Of growtIIs Also started chicks and o�der pul (}rand Champion Walker Farms the highs/t possible Qnallty OL /sed. pow a special ship whore you get!wur lets. Our low prices for 7t11y will a, out or Toronto. Winning please you. Twedde Chick Hatch- bred to Peerless 'Prince to in it/ truest form more general. Vigor. vitality,' vim and punch, hair scat? A sort'of floating bar cries Limited. Fergus, Ontario. farrow early in September. Also More growers are needed, parti¢II- The courage to, net On a sudden 1be shop?" yoanger males and females. Shade- Sailor—"No -'"— PRAY t:Hl( KS UNDER Y O.0 R land Farms. Box 7. Foden, Ont: larly in Northern. Central and hunch, , there are no such brooders NOW mean real DrofiU The ntrCe t0 tackle the hardest ships in OUT Ellet." -• next fall and winter. Order your MEDICAI. Western Ontario:" ' Madge—"Than what are the" -r Bray chicks today. Prompt deliv- If farmers were as particular In tiling, cryo on almost all breeds. Bray (RAS.) RHEUMATISM AND 'STOM- the selection-of their seed grain as With feet that climb and hands clipper ships I h■vt heard so Hatchery, 130 John Street North, ach Powder, 'The Great Elimina- , Hamilton, Ontario. -Lor," Contains ten of Nature's 1n- ibsy are in-the selection of herd that cling, sIIeh about?" gradients. Removing the cause sires; there would be an "immedi• And a heart that never forgets to _ - BIATI_'H1NG SEASON ALMOST d eliminating Rheumatism, over. Get your share of the pro' torch troubles. Arthritis, Neu- ate" improvement in crop Drodno- sing — .that's Psp1 Ancon Rasher alts to be made from eggs next titia. Constipation, etc. $1.60, $3.00, tion Hoa. P. M.' Dewall, Ontario ' -fall and winter. Order Bray chicks n•", All Drussslats. A ' oung c• ,today. Prompt shipment on al- sense I,tmtted.Xontreal. r OAN Aft4W MW most all breeds. Bray Hatchery, ysp�, There bas been `'too thou love me?" ]EO John Street Korth. Hamilton, NAaT1HltA mUFF1P.RERa" _ atavic. salmok haphazard production o r $nth, we ars. Get quick relief from .the paroxysms commanded to lova one an Emadeigh Public Ubralry Objects LaL7T YEAR, J. M.'■ BRAY PCL- ed by Asthma when you lanai• sal crops in the past." young Quaker—"Ah, Martha, To Custom -- Will Isom *� lets laying at 4% months, laid 6696 flee et!•ctive fumes of 'On• Minute Alm For The Beat all fall and winter. Get early and ASO— Relief•• Just a few whiffs "The objective should be the beat but dost thou feel what the world lute Markers to Patrons Leavy-laying Bray pullets tato relazes the bronchial tub", relieves your brooder right now. Prompt the difficult breathing and that ad crops and the highest Anality calls love?" Henceforth delivery. Bray Hatchery, 130 John dreadful gasping. Thin scientifically ]tvestack. A livestock man demands Martha hardly hardly know what ' ` Street North, Hamilton. Ontario. ode effective preparation hat given bfeeaed relief to sathma sufferers 04 'best in herd foundation sad to tell thee Seth._I have triad to Something has gone wrong with RAILIM F'a Alt<u COLLECTIONS for Over thirty-Ave years. Take ad- should demand an equally high bestow my love upon all, but I �e bookmark. ..vantage of this generous otter- have sometimes thought that -wE .HAVZ THE FACILATLEB TO gold fen cents, stamps or cola. and gaality in,the foundation stock of g 1 It was once an illustrious thing act tar you in any seizure or sol- resolve a twenty-ave teat hyack& • the grain he sows." haps thou wast getting more t _ faded, fragrant, or violet — .lretloa problem anywhere to the prepaid. Good until-July lsmatttle world. Our results aro immedf- q�et�yy. MacRobie, Manufacturing In gsneral._iarmers were beCOM-_ thy share." batt it always meant something. ate and satisfactory. Ross and flsimist. Petrnl+.. rtntarlo. jig •more alive" to the advantages - Between the pages o! verse and Company. lag Richmond et w, sflw'i lets,t►:u1. at using reiistered .seed. Agricul- Don't think a man is a fool fust Toronto. press, those who knew the good teal societies were showing more bseause he is not educated. 8=6 - old days would always be prepared b•L•K FARALINU 033 ZLECTRIC FENCER. CAN- Of the smartest men we over knew ada's own The unit that makes fatsrest in crop aampetitlons and to And some touching reminder X.&BRADUR. QUEBEC MINI{. BELT Ordinary fences too expensive to seed-cleaning plant/ report"gie� had to take Off their shoes and ]fife a rather worn fern, a heart- foundation stock. prices._reuon- ltsild A stasis errand of wire p Y felt piece of embroidery, or 1,a - able. Write Miner Minkory. Kings- sad a simple portable Gem Teacor issprOved" business. socks to count u to tweet f� 1111•. Ontario. peeps all stock where they bolonsl It was the duty of the Depart- aging flower at least. There were sees------- k for circular and name of the b I R1YITURE s� agent nearest you. Groh'e sotat of Agricult>vre to assist to To make flattery effective you times, too, when such novelties as - Cooter, Limited, Preston. Ont: getting "this good mood you pro- must be somewhat Insincere; for ** skeleton of a-deceased had- _____ LYONS 41,00" to the farmer', Mr. Dtrlan a lfample, tell a hOW017 girl that dock or an ossifHed bit of seaweed MOTOR 60�T ROA SALE believe this can be omtlnued. "Web she's pretty might be discovered. But that . 'DEPARTMENT - IN TRADE Toronto i8-POOT MOTOR BOAT WITH 4 accomplished through the medium was another generation. 476 Y e St-, cylinder, 20 horsepower, olectrlc JUNE CLEARANCE SALE startln 8t. Lawrence motor. Top of county seed fair* and we hops Prison Governer.—"Last nicht Used to Mean Sometbiag sad sl�i curt,tns lnatalled. Would any p p 'Today there are all sorts of Every article marked down, for, ways a splendid supply Doat 8p•- eventually to have L need fair la safe was opened and 11,a- eetck Bate. We must have moor tial price for immediate sale. Th• every county o1 Ontario." dared. It was out o! jou 410II- substitutes, to ignore the abomin- spaee regardleas of cost. A real op= Peterborouxh Canoe (.o. 26$Water vias. If I catch the man, OIIt ht ' pOrtunity to buy good rocooditlonad Street. Peterborough• Una atioA of turning the page corner, Ifiornicure at a fraction of its actual �+1 sots." which shows just where we us value. Listed are a few of the Out- 1t7CR'sPAPF.R OYPORT1LNiTY The Young Thing—"Tht doctor told going. Rulers, old envelopes, bills dins valuer picked at random L /ice► .._ _ RJC _ nss such a funny thing." and-such trifles, now lie between l;PXPER PROPER* CHVISTERVIELD SPECIALS t7 and Job plant for safe in thrly, the great. Many 2 piece suite, brown Sapp Young Thing—"He told me I ,$13.95 cover. Marshall r�ver■iblo ins Ontario town. . Excellent Job g strange things are 011n sash n b. yrinttng business, complete equip-. _ : By SLItABtTH tsDY had caught cold, and- to come Una c",w rfivIds. assorted Went In splendid eondition. Re- g are colorless and menial. X4.95 corers: Marshall sDrtna quires $4.000 cash, balance on easyp straight home, get dressed and go And from England, where they _ _terms to reeDonethls purchaser. O. to bid." should know better, comes the re- ewn'.onr• 2S. Brown, 114 :►fn, a Ave.. Tor ,e�j�.p5 J re- piece suite, good repD BOW DOWN TO WOOD AP]D !a• 7 cover. Marshall spring re- onto' STO14E post from Eastleigh that the East- . --$24.95 cuthlena.. YHUTOGRAPHY -(By Jo..P4i■. Laver.■c.) 'Tbe busier ■ man to the more ]sigh public library has decided to - 29.50 2 piece suite In biu�-r•- loafers be,seems to attract. �- ane free bookmarks to its bor Four,- reversible Marshall 1CNLARGEMENT FREF. WITH EV- ep -�cpushions, - �. rowers after the borough council �..c 6 suites, resorted velour cry 25c order. Roll film developed Every woman with a sense Of $32 and repp covers. Marshall and eight prints :5c: Reprints 2c. humor will revel in the delightful 'ltivo business men were talking issued an appeal asking readers l ' reversible cushions. Established•over 26 years. Bright- Beauons. mohair ■ulcus lies Studio. 21, Richmond street "cussedness" of the three sisters abort their employees: to refrain from aging rashers of i7,rjQ least. Tortintn. in Jose hine Lawrence's "HOW First—"Well, old Johnson use bacon -and kippers a bookmarks. targe sizes, reversible Mar-- P Shall cuahiona, In blue, walnut dna ppg�OtiAL' — Down to Wood and Stone." Ws wine shades. might add that every woman's ,. •� 1 rebuilt suites, new cov- g 0 rove, .in brown. rust and QiCTiT TOBACCO. SNUFF, EASILY, brother or husband (as the case 1 x „grrr,, epD •' reversible Mar all Inexpensively. Dome remedy may be who dips into this book „� enrhi,.nr. T"tim,•nh,l•, Guaranteed. Advice ) "> •� v nraud Irew•. suite* to aa- tree 1t' if Rox 1, winnipes. will be unable t0 suppress'" un- sorted repps. Marshall y Sprang, reversible cushions, some - dignified guffaw to see feminine MARTtI'--R•OULD YOU MARRY IF foibles and perversities portrayed* isbow wood fronts, suited"Hundreds to choose from. BED ROI►lI FCRNITCKE with such maddening accuracy. - .DO5 piece+ in rich walnut some with means. Many farmers' g W nniah, dt eerier; chtftonier. daughters and widows with pro- The sisters are real •people, tall -,ze bed, sa Kless spring and petty. Particulars, lots Connden- f!A P -- — bra" new"tett mattress, ttal.. Canadian CortesDondenc• highly individual, interesting down ►j -. :19.50 Dresser and bed in walnut Club, Box 128, Calgacy,•Alts. to the .last idiosyncrasy. Each 'of - - finish, complete with sag- the three devoted her life utterly - I"* spring and new mattress. PERSONAL PROBLF.\fS SOLVED doing the thing she moat wants 0.00 Beunciful 4 piece suite,. from your handwriting and signs to- TT�*�� W dresser, full size bed; van- ture. Write us In confidence. Send to do; and each sees her life a/ i Ity hiid chiffonier and rich 2 tone .lib cents today. Kingsley Docu- supremely unselfish "Sacrifice" walnut finish. scuts, :21 St. Sncramrnt Street. MAn Modern suite witlf veneti- m:ntrent. i/ their battle-cry which re-echoes •wan mirror, dresser, full size ttifOugh `pll their conversation bed, chiffonier, saglesa spring and INPANTjLE•PARwI:TSiS CRIPPLES with sickening emphasis. _ r �. r■ew telt mattress. recover the use of•their limbs un- Smart sutte.in dark walnut Seneth devotes her life to her • 469 fin(sh, dresser, vanity, der our new treatment. We give ebirr�.ru.•r. hed, spring and mattress the famous toot treatment for children. (who wanted to be fade- z+r; complrtr. tired aching feet. Hay Fever re- pendent p her love); Brosia is �► ��©��'��• 6•lu"r sample suite (new) sponde InstnntiF to our treatment. ';67.50 vanity, with venetian mir- Don't suffer; • Cdnsult us regard- solely responsible for her has- Non hirfnnier. >rad ani panel bed ing your vase. : waanac Health band's success (a kind of success rc only). Clinic. 1 mite west of Erindale on he didn't want); and Gillian lives rettoa� t'hiftuuieir, aruwers, with Dundas Highway• her 'obs Th e objects of ��pp r only for h ] x•50 mirror backs. y ;I4.95 New chiffrobee, colonial "r,l:"f.l\ RANTED {}tett self-sacrifice are. such that STA �AR D design. 5 d'rawcrs in wai- anyone attempting to oppose them l •not shade, ortment ' RI$PREtiENTATIVE VVANTED, TO—11 V.1artin in automaticallylaced In the ex- $5.95dresaera. area. Generous commisslons. Par- tremely difficult,position of attack- year . . . A new $1.95 ttar - $1.956 wash 'stands• escorted ticulare, 46, C'entrnl iluitding, To- news of the year Anew sizes. ronto. ing what are accepted as the finest Firestone Standard Tae with \4e. wardrobe@, with large things in life. _ $15,50 mirror fronts• and. lower drawer,'. ed for Not Hunting people you known dozens off s�afe�mileagee•dependable, ��.00 Beautiful wain suite, Fin ole like them. . . . . that a why �`� W floor aample, large chit- "'the book's'ao much- fun! carefree service--an at a re- tonier, full panel bed and dresser lmarksbl low r1tCe. You with round Crnerisn adjustable mir- Because, it is alleged, they re- _ "Bow Dorn to Wood and y P -- Non nA t vi�ly \':�Irit3•. large round fused to join a, deer hunt, two Stone," by Josephine Lawrence'— r " '' '''�' will, wait to see the new �"• plate mirror. f)riental wet- studerita -at the Government McClelland and Stewart, Toronto, design of the Firestone out, rr g. $48.00• school of Forestry, Forest of ;2.50. Standard Tire and its smart 9,00 New modern suite, vanity. — full' etre bed, and chiffon- Dean, England, have been fined new. appearance to fully ter in two tone 'walnut finish. $6,00 each and given extra duties. .'HARNESS AND COLLARS appreciate all its extra fea- IIMNING ROOK FUMNITURR + i �,95 Solid oak dining room Farmers Attentton—Harvest time twos. Take advantage Of sut'te, buffet, extension L is nearly here. Consult your near 'this opportunity to save table and 6 leather seat chairs. High Pressure �► -`=—„fie s piece-suite,-buffet, china est Harness Shop-about Staco Har- IIfoney. DCive m to 'hotJ. s " i+� rabinet, extension table and 0 bather sent chalra in rich nese Supplies. We Bell our goodE 1,nearest Firestone Desiler.and walnut finish. With each of its tentacles the only through your local Staco ' near him. put these targe--. �67.00 Beautifui Engli@h, oak octopus can exert a pressure of Leather Goods dealer. The floods -- +uito. buffet, china cabin- sized, rugged, long-wearing >• 1,t, P,,to ratite and.6 teatner.eeat about 20; pounds to the square are right, and so are out prices. chair-. inch. P We manufacture in our factories car. oa your I t.arrwe rolid,-walnut mutt* $lOJ•00 buffet, tains rabinet, ex- Harness, Horse Collars. Sweet. table and 5 chairs upholster- pads, Horne Blankets, and Leather- tension + ed in blue mohair, reg- $250.00 value. Wheat raised in.-Argentina 1n Travelling Goods. .Insist on 9taco Sa.y terms. Open evenings. Ev- 1= e■y piece thoroughly cleaned and re- the 1987-38 season weighed near- Brand .Trade Marked Goods. and [ tpaditioned and sold under a psi- ]y 6,000,000 lona. get satisfaction, hinds only by Ove money back gunrnntee of natio- -ed Samuel Trees.Company Limit LYONS y Issue No. 27---38 � "S K my St. K est. Toronto a TRADE IN DEPARTMENT h m , 478 YOnte St., Toronto - 13_I) • wRt,TE FOR CATALOGUE - 7 . ; X -. x ./yam ,..., ..4 ...,.•.. '.,..;' .a.-. LOCALISMS rise on Wednesday,'July 6th, at 3 The Dominion Day Executive P. 'm. This is an open meeting and wish to apologize to the following r i ia•cordal invitation s extended tdonors of prizes whose names were ec o -Township Council will meet or, "'Monday next for general business. all the ladies. At the close. of the , omitted from the list of donors on ' -ber School Reports will meeting there will be a sale of the program; Mr. Cecil Bradley, ow _ ._publisow in our nezt issue. . _ home-made baking. Members will Mr. Gordon Law, and the Colla- - yy,, Bateman please bring their Sunshine Money I cutt Bus Lines, Any further donHere comes tjl -Dr. R. M. and Mrs. ae Bride�r -The garden party held in the : ations will be acknowledged in the .left on Sunday for Toronto aftefuepending the winter ir. Pickering. Memorial Park on Wednesday ev- next issue. - : In a Tailored TiTip Top�$nit " -1Mr. and Mrs. Parkinof Kin ening of last week under,the aus ' h C,. H. anu Pices of the managers of St. And Softball Notes and sale spent Sunday with rew's Church was quite a success, 'Mrs' PI ry' although the attendance was not Pkkenng still continues to lead - Mrs. Conway of Jacksons.Pt. the pack in the Whitby Town Lea z a� large as expected. The.Program y o THE GROOM epeat.the week-end'with,friends in was an attractive one and pleased ue. The game on Friday night -of Pickering. last week was taken from the Blue , F t -Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shearer the audience. . The refreshment - of Oshawa visited Mrs.. Mechin on booth did quite a good business in` 'Bombers with ' the greatest. of Will be properly dressed the sale of ice cream, 'strawbgrr- ease, the score being 13•-6, des 1 Stmday' ies and cream etc. pite the fact that Whitby Execu �� a _ -Joseph Cowan has been repair- tive, in* a,dying effort to keep the ing and re-decorating his residence cup at home, had previous to the -in the village recently vacated by L'las�fied Advertisements 8'ame: suspended two of Pickering'ATIR TOP M ie s. in tM case 6f P. _'Mrs. ]13arttn rug FOR SAFE- one good, all steel we will give them the benefit of -'Mary, returned home after S visit McCormick-Deering corn cultivator. the .doubt, but in the V. Bye epis- 'ull Dress of three weeks with 'relatives at Fred Major, Whitevale. •ode when-.-the .Myrtle player was Parry Sound. accidentally hurt while charging. - - - The regular meeting of St. WANTED-two or three roomsTuxedo r _George's Guild will be held on Julg unfurnished, in Pickering .Village. fey didn't even guess close. F - On Tussis the F' n in __� _- -�— r 7th at 2.30 p. m. at the home of Reasonable. Phone Whitby , 848• travelled north to Brookli a •or .Blue Serge Suit a Mrs. Garnet Courtice. 44� quest of Lheir first victory in -the - The patrons of Ll ian s FOR" SALE-2 ton Ford Tractor, new league but were once again ti equipped with near new tires.. A forced. to take secona money, los- Styled and Tailored b Beau Shop are advised that her y Place of business will be closed number of second'hazid binders in,g by 10--15. The girls are imp- trom July let to 7th, inclusive. and mowers, reconditioned. Oliver ( roving And- it will only be a mat- :.TIP TOP TAILORS -Miss Audrey E. Powell and and International tractor plows. ter of time until they will brbak Miss Bowmen visited the former, One 4 row Mogul sprayer, near.. into the win ,column, and.when that grznapwent�, My' And Mrs. J. W. --new, ropio-q�sspd Geo. A, Pren- happens there won't be any sleep inLimited Powell, before going to- Godench flee,'-Milliken P. .O. phone Agin- is sung a . 1 . t for the summer. court 52--W3 The girls lost again on'Wednesday i -Walter Reid .met with a Pain night to Brooklin, 14-10.-SPort. CHAPMAN 7i ifal accident one. day last week; FOR SAl.F7-7-tube Westinghouse • when he cut his leg 'with a ,sharp radio. Good condition. $25. `phone _ - ]knife. Several stitches were .nee- •Pickering 5222. 44--5 •�+L eMary to close the wound. The Pickering The St. George's Church,Lawn WANTEII--raspberry pickers for ' Social.on Mrs. Roffey's grounds the season. Get in touch with us at MEAT MARKED" SDrM Work Clotheslast Monday afternoon visa a realonce. Pick dei Just north of the suceess, everything passing off 4th con: on the Brock Roa4.. A. _ 7most satisfactorily. Beckett, R,. R. 1. We carry a fall line of T. -+George Muth had the misfor- FARM FOR SALE BY TENDED Fresh_4ane to lose a valuable horse one being north half lot 26',.con. 7, in Full sized 4C0rk• Shxts, 980. day last week. It is thought that the Twp. of dickering. County of it had got poison from grass under Ontario, containing 100 acres, move �- and Water Shrunk Overalls, . , -pair. $1.76 h ifrait trees that had been sprayed- or less. Tenders will he received _ -__ _ori account of the extreme heat Greb Work Boots �arhd lack of rain, the straovberry up to July 8th, 1938. Lowest or -Cured ' any tender not necessarily accept- J� - - =-+gyp had its season cut Short. The T- .. �- -- �B>zilt-in Arch support 'Work Boots. 4.95 ed. Further particulars apply to, Mesta E _ first week, however, was emery fav Miss E. E. G. WINtson, R. R 2, - Or W orabte and the yield was large. Claremont, Ont. 44-5` '-o-Comfort t bi18 YOU Work +- -E. C. and Mrs. Jones and Our dt7llvery is at your serviecJ family left on Sunday for their SEED BLtCKVi'HEATPhone Pick 1620 �- for'sale. ,A fine now riinge of English -Foulard Ties, --:summer cottage. in Muskoka, Mr. G. .L. Middleton, Brougham. phone Lovely 'patterns$ 75c. toLS1.00 Jones remained for only a few days Pick 629. 43-4 W-LARENCE SILK lout Mrs. Jones and.family will re- -- ...Ladies' Chiffon Hose. new [spring 6hades, anain 4era month. .All sizes, 75c. per,pair -- f The Woman's • Association of i - 1 - - - __ -.- 7UJLA VA A. _ at the home of '.Mrs. C. J. Stev- ` s { T. 1 anon last Wednesday. There were * FAtebliskad 1857, =` about 'twenty members present. An � interesting-and enjoyable time was / • - i r sjkmt - _ -Group B, of the Ladies' Aid SPECIALS , a .. . of the St. And Church will Quality of ingredients is a most hold a Strawberry Supper at the important factor in cooking sue-' of Mr, and Mrs. Harry seas. That is why I get so much Breakfast BaCOn DSC. a lb. Boyes on the evening of �r e�::esday pleasure and benefit from using f July 6th. Admission 25 and 15 cts. Crown Brand Corn Syrup,Ben- Everybody welcome. ' Bon's Corn Starch and Mazola Minced Steak, `'12c. a lbe i --Congratulationsaavor, purity re bei* ex- .1 highly recommend-them for !, y tended to Miss Eileen Bushby on ': unusuall y fine flrity and Pork Liver, 12C. a lb. _ 'passing .with Honours, her'Piano "1 genuine economy.„ • . "` ----� - - ---� - wing_Beef, 12C. a lb. onto Conservatory of Music. Eileen -- 'la a. pupil of Mrs. Geo. Johnston. - i -Miss B. Buntingleft on Mon- '1,DupjiCate Mea. Aitken's cookin successes in your - ewel Shortening, iL 5e. a lb day for Toronto tospenda week own kitchen, by following her hints at the recent +ClasslC CIe8A8 r '' tins 13ce with relatives, after which .she will cooking school and by using only the beat. Depend heave for La Pas.'hien., where she with confidence on deheious, energybuil 1' Crown flus, DSC. -^will pay an extended visit with Brand Corn S ; on Benson's Corn Starch, noted � _ her brother, W. H. Bunting, ani- °.'for its panty and quality; on Mazola, the ideal,in= ---_ �°, r R E I D family. - expensive'salad and cooking oiL - W + �s - -The hot spell, that lasted for- between one and two weeks, came en - - 'Butcher (phone 3000) �Plckering Listen in to �'�,, to a_sudden end on Saturday when , win turns to the north caca- Mm Aitken f Broadcasts t d he d , .- Cow i ing the mercury to make quite a CFRB-10.30 a.m. di+op. ;.wry Monday,Tuesday, - Ficke'rin.9 Hardware Store --Mrs. J.` S. Barker and two Wednesday and Thursday daughters, of Toronto, accompan- •, -• L;, �1 _ _. - - _• . led by-Mrs. Mascellns (nee Hattie . '`, '. ',•;THE �. `°°"� �'of Flickesing friend Decker) of Guelph, called on i CANADA STARCH COMPANY . Sudden ath Y ,• •• ]Friday last. All were former res- Stares.:of -� idents of Pickering. �e�„grand corn Syrsp: 3909:"': 1 Kills Instantly -Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Steven- Corn Starch:Mazola t� eon in company with Mr. and Mrs. 2 Prevens I Blight Sterritt were in attendance at the A f Annual Decoration_ Sunday last , week at Salem Cemetery. Rev. . t z 3 Dces not burn the leaves Mr. Jenkinson gave a very aPProP- s• irate address and . the Hampton ' " Quartet gave most suitable a � k � � 1► 4 G�tves longer life to the plant pleasing music. About $100 was k° SACH taken for the upkeep of the cem t For rnrntato lents, cabbage plants and was a most satisfactory tv - 'o-°i`e. - x �1" Ri¢cwLa►It Tomato plants, -Cutilwber The Women's Institute held #heir June meeting at the hoarse•of ��` DAILY SERVICE TO - `� ' Mrs. C. A. Sterritt. Reports were - - ^ c ]bears •from file D. A. and plana CANADIAN AND U.S.A:POINTS. :_� For !gl"ubi �Id CLit WOrius. _ made for the booth for the Fust y .Attractive Round Up Fares -- - fiRtcpt for. McCormick-Deerieg Farm Macbbsrj�jaad 'bf July and the Picnic in P.' L. �� North Bay . . . z $10.35 , (.reed's Park, at Greenwood, in 1 �� Orillis.. . ... • • •$ 496 Repairs.. _ 7nly. Salad demonstrations by Mrs. 0w Moth-We lfave-it. Ca3,3M it.alit is BKM3/sA " ,Xingston, and, lira. McGr9gor, and ` ° Chicago . . . : : . $16,65 Ogwnsner Beverages" by Mies Mar- '$63.45Los Angeles pie'1900 _ saret,W neY4 made a very pros- : - t-Day 1Excuusion —ale and enjoyable melting. — J. S. BAPDON, PXXERING -The meeting of the W. M. S. ' of the United Church will be held • i , 1 . �$' at'the home Df Mrs. H. T. Fall- '