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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1938_07_22 °' p FRIDAY 1 LTLI -VOL. -L� 11 - � ICKERIN(I, ONT., _ 0wofe*stonal �ja�rDa. Mt Zion ---- GREENWOOD ,fhaddrta! NOTIC Whitevale ' A Recital will be von in Mt. `••• � MILLS Zion Church .by the pupils of Mrs. :firs. Buckles and family. � sician •. All who are able are away, at'I D13. H. O. PE ARSON-Phy � "Our tracks pees your way Ada Jones Sadler, A. H. C. M., Y (386--1936 . andsurgeon• Dunbatton, 1017 every day." on Wednesday, July 27th. A sup- Cherrywood, picking berries. B. FORSYTH, Oph. D., Director i ` :.: per will also be served from 6 to :fir• and Mrs. W: Helm and CHOPPING R,.pptome•rial Asoociationvf ont..to ua• COAL, LOBE, g o'clock by the W. A. children of Kitchener,are visiting - ,a Istored Member of the Americad optometr._a1 Monday, Wednesday and, Friday knodation. Eyes examined b7 appointment. W+_jOU, CEMENT, with Mrs. N. Randall. !'hone 7804. Claremont.out. Kinsale Laurence and Mrs. Hilts, of De- WE GRIND FINE +' — -- SAND, -(IRAVE.`L, troit, have -been spending their vac- Bran, Shorts and Feed of 'all -- Mr. Mutton and son are spend- ation at the former's home here. ► l• and All our children and adults tho'r- kiods, also minerals and other D(INALD KUDDY "Ar""er ing their holidays at their cottage. Solicitor,Notary Pubpc.I t•lo..eyw Loan. BUILDER'S SII PPLIES Mrs. Bollard's niece of Oshawa, oughly enjoyed the S. S. picnic at eoncentrafesfor profitable feeding 6Bsea formerly oi.(,;.dt Ir the late A.E.y.Ghr" Greenwood Park and voted it good ttas.aouW wing of C;ourt►iuure:Whitby. Ealy is spending her holidays with 'her. g kept on band also local Oart'age work lir. and ,:llrs, Bannister and enough.'for,next year. ' -BEATON, BELL tt ROSS 1 We have also placed in stock a full sons of Brantford, called at the J. A very fine service..was held in' •We stock. only the: best. Poultry Earristors & Solicitors line of Maple Le,.f Milling Young home recently. the cemetery for Decoration Day Feeds and Supplies. VylLLL IAM J,BEATON• K,C. t,4�'r Feed9. Mr. W. Richardson of Dryden, and the rain very kindly kept away JH.,BR0UK.E i3ELL.K.C• J•l)•F.ROSS is visiting with his sister, Mrs. for the timel F'- Zr• aREFrT jr�b1ES A WRIGHT A W MITCHELL Hariaron for-a while. Otis usual city friends axe now 1}1 fs Hay Sheet, Toronto, ade'aide2839 • Mr. Stanley Stell is visiting his holidaying in the village: 'Mrs. PItANO'i LINING Pickering, Ont. uncle,. lir; J. Compton, - at Ash- Grills and family, ler, and 'llrs. C,WCHARDSON & Co:, Barris- �, burn. 3ti". Sloan and family, Gordon, gr AND .ters,5.,�lrltor5- Notaries etc, Suue 591, andson of Mrs. W, Booth• lir. Excelwor LiteBuilding' bti Toruntu 5t. Toronto. 0131C@ phone i 100 Residence `_'u - Miss Eileen Parkin spent Tues- "Telephone Ad.1668: PickenngPhon 4613• 8ti day last with Hiss Claire Potter and Mrs. Cummings and family; All kinds of PFl air V Or1C � \ NGUS%161ILLAN-Barrister, Sol. The Beal Store,Claremont son. Clarke Major and Wm. Annis All Tuning Guaranteed A;c;or Notary Public. 19,Melfnda Street e , Mr. and Mrs. Death took a four are spending a week at the Trail Toronto. Telechtne E11in5 U3. ' 29tf PEIONE9:.1 Rangers' .CaibP ah Eotton Lake, C. S. M"DOIftLD FURNITURE day cruise to Muskoka and other gE - :- - Lct4tulpoints -last.week Decorators are busy decorating 209 CLOSE AVE., 3ORONTO We Are die lapin an au.rrtctice -Mrs. Stanley Titins and daughter Alen. Troyer's house. Phone Lakeside 1502 , P & About one hundred and twent 1 [] ERBERT T. FALLAISE. L. D S.. . varied of are spending their holidays, with Y', Orderf taken at NEWS Oflia. L 1 D•D.S.Graduate +t the Roya! Conzgr o1 y t J Wag` five were -present - from all pasta Penta}surgeoniand the I!uiversity of Toronto. AiUl121Dt1U]rind (*rant[ewate.N.LC. ��r'' ae,- OBt+x to residence second door cast of St. And- Furniture tnd Ft1Ct iture _Mrs, Greenwood, of 'Toronto is for the 22nd annual reunion of thn tew'aChurch. Picker+ng,Ont. Office houc�r 6 :onto; 'clan as,% iatiL,n `under the �'iJEL ' a.in. to r p, m7. or oy appointment. (7{•r.y !Novelties. spendinv a few days with_Mrs. service). Phone Pick 3.Or'. Prices ht w, in. kerpiuw a'i,h !meet-, V. Parkin, leadership of Yresiilent' Dr. �:nn;s; ,.. of Lifrl oy, held al thd' !resin of A1� - - � lI °Lrtl;*ett spent several _ .. Mrs. Chas. x' p ( ash a"t );r .v uat'•rlle. I'el {�ust7ses. 41 iTra9. ++�� A +� t�T 'aha',a t -4-et. -,vfth her daughter 1 3 3 _. JltAEBO C�+R Y JIVE `1 Di ney, of.31t. -Zion. tart 2re,Et. 1 t,n_li, l .ut 'Iur�i: B1Fji:ldersy � r1 1 �mY•.. Mr.. and 31r,. E4]. Perry and ` t Fr fil: d .k L:a.- t, ;� -es 7 BFi1.'(IN. Tf)u'\vHIP +n t'.c , -D R. rt;• , <cr,�r err riYtitttiti:t Uf I'tiUliO t;olil.a� I '`- Tor. � � { t,,r . .ia.rr'C - fir. and M. 3litt. :I, all of- tak.na a,tt t++. :;„rn tori 'Sic t--oec_ot:. +Rill! •.tarttatr i-C. •-«v, \S ht'.,v41r,Chit.• onto, called at the H. Parkin horre } " r k,tcu, 1t:eiaus<;i tie tuber et,t i Lath ,n `1 U I+-tf+-tilt'=1rJ1TYtliP 1CN'lll�il,i? ir lays tai !J J d ?• IU: ; 13. C. ,7[Illlult;B .► '. _K _ r i til reel \;•�:.. +lir r. E: R1GHA k L . C Fs 'incl R1 n ��ry ,tr.h P.6t:d_c 1n thi: P l by lir FINEST . El1UiPMLNT part of.the country. Crops ha\e An1r , _;,E liens•- w'cre' given by irsltte (�xral;. e GEN ER.A L I N�C h A N U P, ripened 've fait, even log before Rev D.,, of Suit,cru, aiinn Ar,, At ry g :111 ht'rt>s t;UaI RP:A1, 14�T.-tl'P: for - i�; r,f E��iar:a <and oti?ors. Ol.icera c t!>•;IProsfirs tn�tif• ` h-�i-.ing. •s-completed.' . Guaranteed Satisfaction elected for t -ere: Hor.. . _(;ONVF;7i r1N4.'ItiG . Thr tV, A, pet.. �ii•ednesday . xT at t11e home o, tire: C�'ilkins. kin S n enf, L,iltfe� plt38te1 -=Aa old established agency, ready afternomt with the- -lit. Zion ladies i. e• t 31 r. Uatirrt arms, Tyrone: { F d r -- - --R-g•nnvhte P,irpa of" Mr-. 31r, Ar iar--,aloes, T . to serPe: Tubes end Batteries always on k Ad - rnne; •errs, ar}, 31•. s Ada Annis; 1 plf •BfxTy Wcod 'Phone, Pick. 6000 afe provided the progTam, and :.a Ca�+Ai e; Treas.,'Gordon Ar.rri:, of H: ROY 3IILLgf', vert enjoyable afternoon was spent. . A�,e11t6 for Liindy Ferre O,:,a\va, 'Convener of, 'Table' comm- The `�, +y The July meeting of the W, I. )de,. - YY X Brougham. Unttiria ittee Sirs. Judson - Pugh, White n..i 48tf' Phone.Mtrk 1808' will be held at. the home of•Mrs.'N. g , LICENSED AUCTIONE;kft AND Decker on . Thursday ' afternoon, vale. - e and The roll 'call to be "An important n�k Vr1LUAiTOR`: Broughamhaft f ►plPrnPnttll : D• A- E E R .industry''. ?►' paper ' and exhibit. lee couducted Aoywhere _ _ _ ,• . Phone or write, Address 614 Dundas "Wool." ill be given b sirs. E. re Frites Before Buying °� w y T C: Brown spent two days in' Beer fief r Street, East, Tremble, also a paper oil "Romance Toronto during the past week, Insurance of All $finds• of Rayon" by Mildred Brown. A [�� *t D Whitby, Ontario " Master Jack and. :Miss Barbara YY T L`�() I�' B R O S discussion Should we always buy `fairs are holidaying with their s Beat hates Available with Canadian '-Mad'b Products" will be led by Mss. J. Wagg. Everybody Srandparents at Claremont. Locust E ids oat. Shingles For Sah seenxity and Service. welcome. The raspberry crop in the village Pbonp ifwrk '3+K1 espee- f , gardens are a heavy and of . " flak Galvanized Steel 8hinglea, "Address Phone WAY fine quality. "PECI AL Bird's Felt Slate Sbiogles. Claremont Public School Promotion* - • P family a - Mr. John Philli sand fa at -- BROUGHAM re buggy wheels. BROUGH�IM PICK 516 . tended the Snook's family reunion Lawn mowers ehgrpened, Passed Entrance- = on. Saturday last. atPort Bolster. 1 in. Maple Lumber-420'per 19 T. PATERSON 8 . C\LAREMO;a _GARDEN CROPS Donald Middletun, Hazel Hinan, lir, '-Murray Phillips and friend in 500 ft: dots or more. Call and get prices. Phone 281: Jean Morley. Leonard Mcf-Olough, Spent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kin of Keswick. Get our prices on Redd Rootin ` — James ttieynolds, Douglas Reynolds, g. 9 S 'oFlll pay Profits Andrea Lenson. Darlene Norton. Brougham relatives attended the . and Asphalt Sltingles, Priegs tt►q If youz-knew you WERE NEXT It I'ou Use funeral of the late airs. John Law. McDowell Margaret :Manion, :be higher in the Spring. ? Too would. hustle in after that In- - F NATURAL MINERAL Msrgaret Wallace. Philip, Pickering on Monday. avrance Protection we've been Mr. -an Mrs. , mit an r. - talking about " t. Dean Dobson of Bea7verton 'were • Dean Grade 7 to 8— - _ PICKERING • YOU MAY BE NEXT Eric Wallace, Bernice Lynn guests of Mrg, G. Philip on Sun- •. '•� To rcreaee Yields and lmprcvt Quality— CYRIL E. MORLEX of an crop. Grade 6 to 7- da Mrs. Cecil Phillips has found it LUMBER YARD GENERAL INSURANCE -` "' " Ray Hill, Shirley Manion, Gladys necessary to go to' Hospital for a' PHO\F, 3400 our Motto-Service anf' Protectioa D• N. LQCkWnC1� Morley. Phyllis Redshaw, liaurice time. We hope for aenefit from Phone Pigg 6700 . Binsted, Allen Brown, her treatments. Pickering Mills lir• Neil Mckinnon Slias complet At Claremont - PICKERING. ONT. Grade 5 to'6- ed' and shipped io the various lake Jean Taylor Edmund Warden,. districts several new boats this Sommer Furniture vvE DELIVER Victor Morley. Violet Middidton, season. Ernest C. Fetzer. ; ,PHONE 5317 Jean Lenson, Jean Farr,- Harold �'@ regret to 'report that Mrs. $100 up-Money require& 61eli T. Knox'passed away quiet! at 7 Brooks, Wm. Blunted. Y First Mortgages. �J • her home here, The funeral takes LAWYER, La • '•„+ Lawn Chair Grades.5 & 6 to 7 " 11 place en Saturday at 2 p.m em.r with 26 years tiWrienee' Re G. aCLENDENING interment in Erskine Cemetery - • bolds very cosily from the Bruce hiller, Gordon Lynn, Elgin 19• _�. front:Natural, varnished hard FUNERAL DIRECTOR Snoddon, firs, Gus. Arlidge,. late of the wood frame, with ;rtinforeed Ettie B. Hosie, Teacher. West, now with her'brothers, Lyal Tl]jg Private Ambulance and Norman' Wilson; of Oshawa, NE W se - o a env s r ay Grade 4.to 5DISCOVERY ing duck-••, 1.49. Phone 9006 Muriel Rawson; Thelma Sander- week. -• eek DI S 'Chairs Malvern 5A00 son, Pearl Pilkey, Irvine Rolling, Mrs, F. Morton, Mrs. S. Purdy, �T.T FFF Deck 'Chairs Laurence Norton, Blake Briscoe. Mrs. G. Hamilton' and 1"r. Wm. • MEDICATED r • , a Markham, • Ont. Purdy, of Keswick were guests of - INSOLES Com reef Seth canopy and Grade 3 to 4 - the Dean .!fairs family on Tuesday Ends Toot Torture Quicker s Complete ! rdy bardwood Lillian Redshaw, Douglas Hinan, lam• •••• Comfortable to Wear flames in natural hardwood, Kenneth Morley, Elaine Fraser, QuIte a nuniber of Brougham - L� B res Hot Weather Earl Anderson idents attended the O Timers' 33 pp _ covering in a baavy striped Concert a$ Greenwood Park on SORE BURNIKGOACHINh: SWUM, awning•-•52.10, Grade 2 to 3 = 'Saturday evening and report the May m*an Cool Days I'D real Old Timers are still' the Peo- 11NG ,FEET SIMMONS' WALNUT STEEL Margaret Lennon, Helen Noiton, - al the kitchen if yo t Use a Helen Diamond, Marion gedshaw, Plc's favourites, especially our own Removes Callouses.Dtstroya sad k BED Bert Harvey.' Joan Sanderson Velma Binsted, Coleman Instant Li lit y Odors Complete with felt mattress and • The W W. 1. Picnic held at Green's spring-$18.50 Audrey Rawson, Billie Manion, BEST for Atbletes Foot; ; - fRa fitOys Or hot plate. Dick Ward, Car] Miller, Grenville Park on Wednesday afternoon was a#tended young Dancing Feet. Easily Awl" �sitilAs 1�! :Quisk, Clean and safe. Snoddon, by over 60 old and and a most enjoyable afternoon want 200T1i1NG-4kANITARY• Ve k&'e Coleman Irons too I spent by all. The swimming tank Sit; per, i wa PO�e 1300 ;! Grade l to 2 A �pag of course the attraction for nlr6ist make ironing day a Peggy Overland, Marion Manion, Cc rmols Paso tion-aft cma - ,� p,:.:asure, Calland see them, Jack Wallace, •Peggy McCullough, the younger generation. Games and C. A. STERRI < '0 I TT Georgina Pilkey, Lillian Binsted. stunts were sponsored by the Mins ALVIN B W SHBY es Doris Johnston and Annie Bay NES F�} Funeral Director Grade 1 to 2 "B" - lee. In the,game of Maggieand Hardware Tinsmith Bruce Lehman, Elmer Brooke, Jiggs,'Mrs. Lesion proved the best larnitare Dealer PTGRERI" wielder of the rolling The 'Recall D tl�a at Joe Morley, Atex. Beaton, Michael a Pin. An ex. + ' + Valerdino Donald Beelby. cellerlt supper finished the after- -4 c RIN _r outtal`LO phone 4640 _ u, I noon's outing. PZCR1+�iiNG Phom fi_..,.,.a Lois E. Linton, Teacher I t `G • • es about 3,000,000 francs 31 300 discard a marble fl gure of a mot6at of hons without counting its value as a col- beaver surrounded by nine s `v lection. Claude Nivelle (who buried ones, designed for the peak of the ,Found In n aN I0 was the,-classic miser. He was Peace Arch of the Parliament ' Louis XV's riding master some Buildings. The group was to repro- Latest eproLatest Hoard of Golden Goin time between 1730 and 1750, and It sent the Dominion and the Was Was Sealed Away in Paris seems to have been a lucrative post- Provinces. Commentary on the Flat by Servant of tion. With the gold three parch- It was decided to discard tho Highlijhts of the Welds News By Elizabeth, Eedy Louis gy- went wills have been discovered marble figure atter authorities hen all indicating the fortune to be left challenged the ability of a beaver THE NEXT SESSION: The ' think of what it would be like to to his daughter. She died about the to have such a large litter. " 6 House of Commons at Ottawa live in the-Arctic regions, where It's so long since people have g year 1310. Several families of des- Professor Winecoft, however,coni a^en the color of gold that Parts cannot afford t remain up for the sun shine 24 hours a'day and cendants have been discovered, tended in his letter that nine kit- workmen didn't recognise It when long. There's a nT*.Canada-Unit- 'night-time brings no blessed cool- they came upon a 'buried trees- however, and all appear only too tens in one litter is not a prolific willirt ed States trade agreement in the ness. g to claim the fortune. phenomenon: He claimed that one sure." T'•.ey were pulling down old offing, the pressure of world Be thankful for small mercies. litter of n,ine was preserved for the ' buildings in, the rue Mouffetard, a Pennsylvania ,Commission and he events is.more concentrated than • • ` , condemned section of the "Latin Beaver May Have ever before. So Parliament will LIFE - LINE THREATENEDi believed if was stil'1 existent. likely reconvene in 'October. If The London, England, News quarter," which is disappearing be- - - it doesn't, it should . . . . Chronicle this. week makes start- fore the onslaughts of the-better Litter of Nine The next session cannot help ling disclosure of a plan allegedly housing squads. London now her `us tri 000.cats. The workman who put his,pick •Italy faces a serious crop shorty but be interesting. In the mean- cooked up by the two partners of American Scientist Takes Issue through a sausage-shaped bag la age. time the Quebec and Ontario pro- the Rome-Berlin axis which aims the.stone w 1. picked up a few of With Canadian Government vincial governments will have shot at the closing of the Mediterran- guments and statistical statements the greenish-yeliov; coins which Over Design for Peace -Arch off a few $reworks,. L most em- can to Great Britain and,a cutting streamed out. hinking they were At Parliament Buildings. tending to show a need for changes *barrassing.to Ottawa, and rumors off of the Empire Cape route to religious medals of no intrinsic val- of an early general election will the Far East: This double objet- It has been suggested that the have become increasingly persist- tine .would be achieved by the use he gave them to a group o[ the -OTTAWA, — An Americanscten quirt' has produced,or 'encouraged children to play with. tist has taken issue with the Can- isectional feeling in Canada. That ent throughout the land. seizure of Gibraltar (already Value Reco;nized adian Government over the fecund- is clearly not so. The cleavage ex- Who xWho knows but that it may be dominated by German long-range -It `s onlywhen' the workman ity of the beaver and renewed the a momentous session, too, capable guns); by having.General Franco -- isfed before the Rowell Comm[ssion of reshaping the destiny of Can (should he win the Spanish war) showed leve. 'I of the cc to , a controversy concerning'the blolog- was thought of, And the national oda° _ turn and seize 'Portugal (Gibral friend that their value was recog- Ical ability .of the animal to bear interest is obviously better. served Maybe so, but we. very much tar-cannot be held without Portu- nlzeti. Now a flock of blue—capped nine kittens in one litter. by an open debate on this differ- doubt it. gal), policemen guard the old hoose day In a letter to the Government of ence-of opinion than by efforts to '' • " The purpose behind the pian is and night .and watch the curious ficiala, Prof. Thomas E. Winecof[, hush It up by singing "O Canadal" OUT TO BEAT NATURE: said to be fhe crippling of both crowds •with suspicious eyes. former scientist in charge of re- —` Winnipeg pp , g Free Press. The West is facing the best-crop Britain and France, the latter being Numerous Claimants 'T search 'tor .the Gains' Commission Treasure has already been found of Pennsylvania, frowned upon the prospects in eight years,.but while cut off from her important army. The EMPIRE looking forward with much joy to reserve in North America. In'three places and its value reach- Governments recent decision to ! a tountiful harvest, prairie far-' • • On Retiringg Today p If a man enjoys h1a work, and he "niers nevertheless are &indful that -HOLY LAND'S UNHOLY ROWt is physically and mentally equal to there is•no guarantee that th4k The worst troubles in recent Pales- doing It efficiently, there are very blight of drought will not strike tine history broke. out there the CANADA good reasons why he should go.oa again next season. They are beginning of this month with the working. -And-these reasons are re- grateful, then, for the work that hanging of a 19-year-old Jew whovOICE THE EMPIRE - intoreed in the case of men who are is being done by the Dominion had ambushed an Arab bus. Riots _ so single-minded that their work L Government to produce a grain have been continuing ever since -- also their hobby. But for the most that-will stand up against.a lack while casualty lists mount daily. part, and particularly today`when _ `of moisture. The first Canadian Dozens of people have been killed of the " the means of recreation and amuse- experiments in search.of such a and hundreds wounded. merit are.so readily available in so 'wheat are being carried on at In the midst of this reign' of TH.E WORLD many different corms, the average 8uift Current, Saskatchewan. terror British troops are attempt- man, one imagines, would be happy The scientists at work on 'the ing to restore some kind_of order. E SS to retire at 60 If be were able to job_ haven't progressed very. far Soldiers are stationed in every AT LARGE P-R continue living In modest comfort set, but they believe they are on village in .the 'zone of violence, The old cotrception ofthe dignity of :the right track. Should they suc- but bombings, stabbings keep on_ latter has been weakened by the in- ceed -in finding a drought-resist- happening. national fiscal policy. Their pros- troduction into offices and tactorles CANADA .ant wheat, they will receive as For hundreds .6f years the perlty, as it looks to the rest of of machines that can do as muck ° :- much recognition as came to Sir Arabs and the Jews have been They Know the Sounds Canada, perfectly exemplifies the work in a day as a man can do'in -- -'Charles Saunders for discoveringhostile to one another. The each --Some women who hear a man scriptural saying that "to him• that "Marquis wheat. This famous grain want the Holy Land to They prowling around the house at tour three. Work has become .i many hath shall be given." It was to be ways less satisfying to the indivld- overcame the menace of early selves-for religious as well as a•m. are frightened; others are eaDected that, of all the provinces, ual than it used to be. Craftsman- ` -- -- frosts, but could not withstand the economic reasons. The partition- married to men who fish. Victoria they would be the-least interested onslaughts of rust and drought. ing -of Palestine among Jews, Times: ship has decayed, and one cannot i to a study of the federal system expect a workman to take so much _ - Now, rust-resistant wheat has snp-. Arabs and British as recommended which mlght•,lead to changes. They pride and pleasure in operating a er seded Marquis on the•prairies, last summer by a British- Com- -' Doing Double Duty are naturally for the ttatus quo. machine that manufactures a sin- . Thus only one of the -three ma- mission has therefore• .not • been When the haying season is on the The Prairie and Maritime Provin- gle unit as his graJidfather did in __:jor crop enemies remains to be 'found popular. -In.fact the Pres- eight-hour day gets sadly neglect- ces are lust as naturally reformist making.the whole lob himself by - - overcome. Once this objective is entation of the report was a sig- ed: It looks more like,one eight- and, therefore, eager to^present ar- hand.--Glasgow Herald. I. achieve ,- the— Eanadian West nal for the outbreak of:new vio- hour day before noon and then an- - should be unconquerable. lence. other in the afternoon.—Peterbor- • • • It is difficult to see where it is -ough.Examlgt r. 444-0�444•¢e'44!"?444444444f8044 G'494',"G"G'444'C'4444�44 `ESCAPING THE HEAT: Down all going to end. here in Ontario we hgve lent • • l t _ plenty Summer Brings Its Problems • �N of reason to complain of the heat THE WEEK'S ` QUESTIONt Europe may have its worries over- NEWS these• summer days. We pant, Who' is, frequently said to be the bomb-proof shelters and gas masks NAMES THEpuff, perspire from dawn to dark. most unpopular diplomat in Fur- �b.ut we've our problems too. Once We would feel less sorry for our- ops! Answer:- Colonel Josef 'more 10,000,000' Canadians face 4 selves; however, if we paused to Beck, Poland's Forel n Minister. Summer and no one has:invented p Foreign true mosquito-proof pair of Pyla "44+i-}t•D;•� t''0'444¢.}rr -74•}�44444{�4�644444�}ifr}4444•}44 mss-Otfawa Journal iborder.His rise from obscurity was Educate Indians Radium Must Be Breeders of Dictatorship swift. Henlein went from town �To Housekeeping Coaxed From Ore Where dictatorship has come, It to town in his capacity of gym- }� -- has come, by reason of the: failure nasties teacher, organizing unions of men to govern themselves. It is of Gexman-speaking 'athletes — 15aakatchewan Seeks to Aid In- OTTAWA, — Tne method by �' (Turnvereins) in opposition to the which Canada's sub_4rctic deposits likely to come—because there to no diar;---Flamiliea in Raising _ts Czech-speaking "sokols." From - • er `Standard of Living—Women o[ life-saving radium are ''ceased" �- -- 1925 on Henlein incorporated a out of the itch-Mende .ore mined, ever nations showy themselves too Taught Houseeraft. p b, great '.many of Hitless idea3-ib - g tired, careless or uncourageous for _ on the shore of Great Bear Lake the new organizations and mould- the disciplines and exertions of n near the Arctic Circle have. been a ed his men into veritable "storm Education of Indian %yomen in _ revealed for t'te first time., freedom.-Vancouver Province.. :, • troopers" household arts, with a view to .. - her standard o# Marcel Pochon,.chief chemist, of � In October of 1933 Henlein romotin P g a hi - g the Eldorado Gold Mines, Limited, Rural Viewpoint Wanted linin amore the tribes, ,has been formed the Sudeten Deutsche Par - Modern g ' and E. J. Walli, mine engineer, des- !Modern transport, press and hl'm tei when the Czech Gov. dissolved 'undertaken ,by the Saskatchewan are creating in England what Earl : cribed to the American Association the•'German Nazi and Nationalist )epartment of Indian Affairs for the Advancement of Science-at Baldwin describe's as' a •'standardiz µ parties Two years later, his party _ • "with the -co-operation of women's 'its:summer. meeting -the methods ed suburban mechanized mind:" We �' k ' met with- tremendous success in ' clubs. states a • recent' despatch, already have too much of that here. - from Winnipeg.. used in mining, transporting and the elections, formed the second refining radium. Rural people accept all too placidly largest• bloc in the Czech parka- :r "The. Indian woman has more Radium might be coiled a "coy" the- urban viewpoint, and whole• ment. ir.f)trence over her husband than some rural in is becom-' the white woman has over hers," ' element, the Eldorado.company ape- The Man Unmasked cial•ists declared, since it is very Ing inarticulate.—Farmer's Advo At that time, Henlein still pre claimed Dr. Thomas Robertson, difficult to tract from 'the other tate. _ _ KONRAD HENLEIN tended to support democracy but Inspector of Indian Agencies in valuable minerals which occur in North America has its Edgar the mask began -lipping. "•Saskatchewan. "In the past not - g g Aping. He made enough attention has been paid combination with it. In early rein- -World-wide Soil Erosion Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; innumerable visits to Berlin, 'con-' ing operations, silver was consid- Great Britain is making an raves - Europe at the present'moment is 'suiting witH General Goering and thein. 3loney•has been sent on men for 'farming equipmen and improvements, but the depart- the radium out of life pitcablende of the world and will issue a bulls- tion of ventriloquism by two no 1937,, he, openly asked for auton- merit now aims at a higher,.stand- ore. tin being prepared by the Imperial less prominent' figures than Ad'oIf only for the German' minority in' S Bureau of Soil Science and of Herb- Czechoslovakia. and of livinn through . women's ' Today, however, these and other Hitler and Konrad Henlein. Hitler ition• difficulties have been largely over- age Plants.- In, it will be disclosed' speaks but the words appear to Secure in the knowledge that i•�� " Eager 'to Learn ` ' come by new chemical methods em- how much damage,is being caused come from the mouth of Henlein, he i., backed by Hitler, the once ,.• ' P.equests of Indian women ployed in a recently completed re- the world's food supplies by soil who as leader of the Sudeten Ger- unknown gymnastics teacher has that meetings sponsored' by the finery at.Port Hope, Ont.,.and both erosion, and different attempts to man party ill Czechoslovakia, is gone on from threat to threat- -that m e ti be devoted -to work the radium and silver can be ea- fight the menace will be discussed. calling for union with Germany. The :two demands he now makes (;how's the inter=est they are work tracted without waste. Reports so far received in London Henlein is only 40 years old. are: autonomy for the German iho in their work,". theDr. Robertson The ore is -first roasted in fur- show that the problem affects Af- Nevertheless he fought in the Aug- minority , in Czechoslovakia; Sal "Indian women, young and nates and washed with large quan- rica, China, India, Australia, Rus- Irian army (like Hitler) during a change in the foreign policy .o!' old, are eager to learn." titles of.acid to remove the silver sia, all round the Mediterranean, the Great War; was wounded on Czechoslovakia which would in- __ At the meetings they are be- and uranium. The ore which 're• the Dutch East Indies and the Brit- the Trentino front, captured by elude abandonment of its alliances - •.ing instructed in sewing, knitting, mains Is then treated with tremen•. fsh West Indies as well as the mid• the Italians and sent to a little with France and Soviet Russia. canning, cooking and other dons quantities of barium and che• westerII states of America and,_the island-i-n-the-Mediterranean where --No._-Martyr, He � household arts. Dr. Robertson be- mica! which physicians intrcduce� prairie provinces of Canada. In,Af• he! mastered the Czech language, In June, 1938, Henlein was into the stomach and intestines as rica it has been caused by over* became all adept at gymnastics.' charged with treason, but the ae- 1 lieves craft work has improved p 50 per cent. in -many Indian . a, contrast material; in making :C• Brazing, in Australia by over-graz• After the peace treaties, he fuund cusatron was almost immediately - homes in the past two years. ray photographs, Ing and rabbits, and in China and withdrawn since 'the Czech govern his native town was now part of Children are learning to spin in Radium Salt Is Left Italy by deforFstalion.—St. Thomas, the newly-created CzechoslovAkia, merit has -no desire to make a ischools_and. are-teaching others The'barium is the "coaxing" mat= Times-Journal. - and he himself, born-of German martyr of him. in homes. erial which pulls radium into af- stock, was,one of the minority. The picture at the head of the finity with itself, Pochnn explained, Bring It Into The Open column shows 'Henlein, medium- - Germany is issuing better toi'- but'?,50P ,rr••:ims of barium mv- be Okttario and Quebec are the rich- Organized Athletic Unions sized, Short-si„hted, athletic, Ieav rhes for soldiers marching at used to pull one gram of radium out est of tie ptocinces. They have Henlein v:Qtket} as a bank clerk - ing his hotel in .London, England Might to they may be worn on of hiding in the ore. A total of six many natural advantages,• As the foi a �chflr, :!eL`amE.—dissatisfied in Slay when he called on certain the back and thug be visible for tons of chemicals most be used to West sees the rituation, they are an:l h� ,!��>;� ,to,r teacuir,g of gym- British dipiompts seeking thein much longer distances. treat nne ton of ,c:ntrn :..: ore. also the chief beneficlarte•s of the uasttr•; rt`Ati-lt, near the German sympathy and 'supaat. >r• .r.-. - ..Q .. a -- Adv ' Sanctuary As ' DIXIE IsNational Park singet• assiFed always fresh Jack NGnvr's Place at KingsvMe _ Is Both Haven for Birdsy because you ItlE It- liftUKER s RUL'LTKV AN11 PtlULTRY , _ and Beautiful Parkland ~.. -- FAlCII'M F:NT SELL 1"OCR Bl'FINESF QCICKLY, } cuntidentially, for cash. Free ad- Lance Connery Yi cu■ 1f as you r BEND FOR OCR LOW PRICES FUR vice. Armstrong Set•vice, 45 Rich- By July and August day old and mond \\Pat, Toronto. Far better known for his chain- a '- _;tatted Barred Rurk, White Rock. Use ��.� • New Hampshire Red and white F;1i•rF:RTAIN!11E�'>' pionBhip Of the principles of Wilde •l 'Leghorn, co,•kerels. pullets or mix- life conservation, Jack Miner . In .Y end chicks. Prompt delivery guar- < anteed. Tweddle h'hick Hatch,aries LET THE EX('F:LS1pR QUARTETTE nevertheless a keen student of tree Limited, Box 10, Fergus, Ontario. solve.our yourentertainment:party etc..problem and plant life. Proof of this !s Been . ' ti THE .Y . 'rite AND CASH IN U diene&. R 1II Kingsville, �, A - au lar g .w<•' 'CH CP 1.fit d aIICt , CATCH a eat his bird s Y nt•1 • text \\'in ter have at rices e S tPalmerston. i e D h L•K , e. h g x 11 5t0 hl odin Bd lea , •ka. roadside $. • with troy' started pullet chicWhere• the r l 'V1"e have come 2 and 3 week old estate !s lined vaith literately thous- - Leghorn pullets available. Urc7er, F't'It FAttNING ands of go;%eou9 blooms. $ �" now while the supply lasts• 11raYBES Hatchery, 130 John St. -NurO, LABItAD01t. Qt ok prices-NK Yes, the naturalist . has spent Hamilton. OntariU. i able. Write Miner !\finkery, Kings• nearly &9 much time on trees and BRAY CHICKS FUI: DELIVERY ' viiia t)ncarlo: Bowers asrhe has on his feathered during AuY. a or September }•AK51 FOR BALE should be ordered at least 5 weeks visitors. Perhaps one of the choir- ? before desired. Beat ra r Hatchery. , { j 130 ,luted X..t'tF. Hamilton, tin- FAH'.L FOR SALE-100 A('ItES, LUT iris beds in North America may tar.io. - s, tion.-I, Townahiy Qf East Willi- be seen:at his home, grown through I ams, County of aiiddlesex, good the years from bulbs donated by'in s37F,H EGG 2'Itll l S 1'ItED1l'TED clay loam, suitable [arm buildings, admirer Of the Ilatlll'aliat. far nextSEE \'Inter, L'uy Bray ch1(' 8 20 acres of good hard maple sugar uw and get in on' theproflts• bush, F'state must be.closed. AP- - t� Flowers and Birds i • �Titk�fur our list of "Daily Spe' ply to Hugh Alc.Inty're Campbell, • clal" prices Brlcy Tl Hatcher)', .130 Executor of Estate, Ailsa .Craig, Few gardens on t2ie continent areIlk Id • John St. North, Hamilton, Ontario. Ontario, R. R. No, 1, or to A. \i'. made up o1 flowers gathered from Bixel. K.('.. hiw Snricitor Strath- such a wide range of climate and 1NF (:AN- GIVE PROMPT DF. ,lv- rov', Ontario. ery on dar old or started chicks. tory. Practically every state you know, my Tarred Pocks, \Vhite Rocks. New Frl,11% ANU- PRINTF ins a ball. First-"Whq Y - Hxmp�hire Reds $7.45, Leghurns of the Union and every Canadian y Liam Started CHirks 10 day 41d BOLI ti DEVF-IdIPL•'I) AND L1GHT province is represented: • F- it Class Cadd = One who dear. I understand that her beauty 1 -add 4c,'2 week Vtic, 3 week 10c. beavtiful enlargements 30c. 8 Send for complete price list, Iia- regular prints and o;ie FREE en- And this floral beauty is in no can go nine holes and find a ball. doctor did an excellent 'job in den Electric Chick Hatchery Lim- largement 25c. Service ,Guaran_ makin her 'look younger!" ited, Box 59: Baden.,Untario. way commercialized. Many 'a sick, g , teed. York Photo .service, 183'h friend has enjoyed 'a magnificent Two women were.-gossiping Second (snapping)-"Yes• She's + King East, Toronto. LAST OF THE SEASON g.AL,F: OF . bouquet of, breath-taking beauty, about another friend,who had been alifiost able to travel half-fare Top Notch day old and started GF.Ultf:IAS+IlAi' st'MNF.R cAMP -hardly realizing that .the anent taking beauty treatments now." t•liivks. Barred Rocks, New Hamp- . . &hire Reds, iVh . CA311' F'tt:\NKL11'ti f'R1ZE ESSAY blooms In North,America were his. cockerels G'6c. Pullets 971st..Leg- Contest. First prize, one hundred The naturalist ha3 clear-Cut. hurus. G',�xc, fockertls 3c, pullets dollars:, re,tiptl,prize, fifty dollars, tits. C;1P9 flow 13?4c. 10 day old add 4c, 2 week Theme-"Camp Feranklin the views on flowers as g a ofd add 6e, 3•w'eek old add. lOc. Camp with Ideals." Fda lnfbrmu era t0 the 11v1II$, not neglect them �' ��� ... Large Egg Quality add lc• Leg- tion regardinK ('sancta's unique �ar horn pullets :,. Et.07 books order. and pioneer recreational camp for for the dead, he C011IISe18. At • Top Notch ('hicke,i . Guelph-. on- yaung men' and young women. recent -'birthday celebration,. Jack ,■$$ tar lo. from tamp Franklin's Toronto Miner told reporters he would have offl,-, 83 1-orge Street. - F;1 li�rri riF: _ no desire to live, but for children, CANADA LILY nF:nlo'At• Bowers, birds and. music. And be, STARTING A ROCK GARDEN. LYONS TRY iift. 'MrLEOD's SCIENTIFIC meant it. The CSnadiaII lily (LSlium CSIIa- TRADE-IN DEP. reined Stomachic, for your atom-' Before starting to build a rock dense) also is,known as. meadow - arh trouble. Clears up gas, n:tu-, garden, study the site to decide on Illy and wild yellow Illy. It is more 478 Yonge St. eri,."hlnating, indicestion. Drug • fixe and shape that will blend in direct, \i'rite for free ' common than any other' other o1 JULY CLEARANCE SALE tar ,i•,t, 1'•t i7 b•,•tv Ave.. To- AVE to the garden design. Place the our native lilies,.ranging prom New Reconditioned Furniture H } stones so that two-thirds of each Brunswick and Ontario southward ' Evd ry nrt._1e :it our rture marked INFANTILE PARALYSIS CRIPPLES -OIIe 18 beneath the soil surface to t0 Missouri, Georgia.and Alabama. down for quick clearance. thorough- recover the use of their limbs un- :Emulate conditions to which most While it does well in the garden. Ia. Ey 'cleaned,, reconditioned and sold der'our new treatment. We give © A3 of our 'rock 'garden plants are ac•. owing condI- under a positive money back guar- the famous foot treatment for provided favorable' gr anise of aatisfactlon. A tine oDDor- tired aching feet. Hay Fever re- customed. tions are present, plants found En 0unity for you to buy high. class sponda Instantly to our treatment _ the Wilds usuallq are superior iii "umber bf to sunity ltl r y furniture at a fraction Don't suffer. Consult us regard- -' • Arrange the :tones III fL_DMural • of tta real value, Ing your rase. Adanac Health peltiOII-which preeludee standing -Bed robin suite, dres«er, Clinic._1 mile west of_Erindale on _ •- --- - them on their ertiLit sur- 9•� chiffonier, full slze bed Dundas Highway, +t•.• the stem. When o bloom they - ar.d `:+r:iras spring. Perfect. face Incline toovard the back w that stand' anywhere from two to five -i Beautiful vanity, dresser; FOR , . ACH TRUI'BLE, RHEL'- "'�r42.00 full size bed and eagles, matlam Neuritis, Nerves, ..Weak the 7alII water will drain tIItO the feet In height, carrying from one to ed- spring. Floor. sample. Kidneys. Piles; Colltis, Female A, young man applied for a son. and not run over the forward ten Bowers at.the top of the ales- _ $49.00 Modern suite, Vanity• ve- Ailments. Skin Diseases. Etc position and wen granted an tater sad. Potted planta of perennials nett„n mirror, chiffonier, Lang's 'mineral has brought new • p der but strong flower spike. The tu:i •..a i "' t .bd•d and sagless health and vitality to thousands view. After the usual preliminar- now !n active growth may be oh- lnidvidual blooms are two or three where other treatment failed. Free ies the manager said: sprits t t8lned as plantiIIB material. inches in length, and when fully $,59.00 „tti,,: 4 piece suite In w•al- lninrmation, tang's Mineral Reme- W nuc fini�n: large creaser, 'dle-. ^4r, rub-•.n street. Vancouver: � Manager-"Revs .you any am- open are almost twiceas Wide. ,ebiRenigr, vanity, full size dresser. bition'," :CUTTING THE LAWW +life. F uH 11.F young Man-"Ambition?I shall , saRlr.aft spring. Like new, bed Cutting the lawn eh�ort.often uD- .The bulbs .may be planted is ei $!6cLarge suite, dresser, triple I AAI OFFERING DARK SILKY never rest until I see you- of •R+9•� mtreor vanity, chiffrobP,' ,ytlnk kits oft choice Cuebec stock. y •:its the balance between top thee autumn or spring. They reseAt fuil size Sed, sagtess spring, Coat 625.00 each for July and' August that chair," growth aIItr root system. In adds- lime SII the :011, and should be COv over $.'00.00 new. Perfect condition. delivery. C. Reilly, Richmond. On- tion, It exposes the crowns of the erect about two inches deep. In d Large dresser, full, size tario. $19.50 bed. eagle-s sprint; and -- The Little .Cabin Plants to the direct rays of the their native haunts they fake,klnd brs t,d new• felt mattress. !gt InCAl.-LIFE "STOC c Only in the little cabin, where the summer sun. Young' tender•blades ly to semi=shaded- positions. They, Solld.walnut suite,dresser. , 479.00 vanity, chiffonier, full size SWO1.1,EN UDDER - GARGET - poor mans children play/ are seriously affected. Much of the also appear in open mountainous bed and $agle°9 spring, !n.perfect Lang's Sllneral excellcr anything• Have the feet of time Pealed. son surface alio !s fully,expoaed to meadows, where they never softer rendition, obtainable for Swollen Udder, Gar- ' fires-era, s1.7:Tr-scas•h stands;­. get, Bleeding Teats, Ringworm, or lightly o'er the threshold day ;.the,sun, and water evaporates from from want of moisture. The bloom• •95 tt+:3 dahJffnnlrrs. Scratcht+s on horses' feet. Resuita by day. these areas at an alarming rate. ins ■eason•ta11s in Julie and July. -.tlg1.50 ~olid oak dining room quick and complete, saves worry Only in the little cabin, where the • i7 eUlter. buffet, extension and expense. Sent by mail, Free y The roller of the molder should be i t,.t', and G' leather upholstered lnformAtion. r ane', Mineral door to all swings aide, :et as low as It Will go so to to _.rha,rs. Remedies, 946 Rohson Street. "'in- o s the ring of carefree laughter raise the'cutting blades one and a � - 9 plere suite, walnut finish, couver. - T E S ,x'49.00 hurfet, extension table, glorify the eventide. halt to two laches o4er the crowns. ', rt„u , ,,sh,nct t+ndG slip scat chairs. NF.V;'!ct•At�F:K urruR•rt'�ITY • Only 'on the little cabin with s �e Bret aad'second cuttings with "K•finIehed. /asset, wake,of saint&�. f w 26.00Geuutifui oak suite, buffet, WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PROVER- door-way..rose-entwined the high blades perhaps leave a �. best a..em.ae to pl i< extension table and 6leath- ty and Job plant for sale'In thrly- Flan the hand of Time fallen gent- Somewohat disappotuting Bight since of Mi•ecd's els can ie 'rr ,,phn.istered chair.- Ing Ontario town. Rxrellent Job wothes. bosh sad doaas•s• X59.00 Fine walnut finish suite., printing business, complete equip- the effect Will be Quite dlffe[eat pDrann out fife Polson I P+ buffet, 'rktension table. • ment to splendid condition, Re- Sick Man (as'the nurse let him -from the accustomed results. This •ch.n:, cabinet and 6 leather seat quires $4,00e cash, balance on easy' p - ) - " 1 Condition urges many g a► ;'chairs, terms to responsible purchaser. O. situ for tht First time Gee. ardenera to a , •' 62.50 English oak suite; buffet, E, r:rown, 114 Mr,nre Ave., Tor- I wouldn't let them operate on me fall batik upon shaving the lawn In • extension Labbe,china cab- onto, again for 8,million dollars!" 1no t and 6 lea•zr.e;-seat chair.-. -- -the convet5tional' style: But those Rich walnut. .finish tulle, UpeCRLF:FF TOILETF Doctor(coming along just hien Who have the courage to go On will ` OF MH with a worried look on his face) And the appearance of their lawn ex:en-ion table.and 6 leather••sekt Y t- " , rhair�, -perfect. enres in your village or farm'hom'e' - I n 'sorry, U S a greatly 1,mproved by the t r Cu - Beautiful walnut suite, s without water supply or sewers open you again." and When the fourth is coin 79.00 Write for tree information on our plat„ pieces, buffet, china. cab- lr.et, extension table and 6 leather modern, self-emptginK, odourless Sick Dian (letting out a roar)- pleted they likely Will be complete-. :,ar,•t ch-iii--, Like new. Toilets from $35.06 up and leave "Nothing doing! I won't stand ly converted, - Modern 9 piece suite, but- behind. for ever the dread out for it! I< won't stand for it! Ab- .• X89.00 house with Its flies, cold,and un- trt..extension table. china healthy disromforts. Kaustlne En- t"' cahinet and .6 leather seat chairs. eOlutely not. Cost tiew over $200.00. Ar lneerinr i'nmpa.( 1G4 Portland « ' A $500 solid walnut suite, Street, Tnrr,nr,,, diet. \VAvcrleY Doctor (arguing) But, its ,127,00 ti9ss. . something that.just•has to be heautifal carved buffet. `extrn=ion table, china cabinet and ,6 done. You see, a terrible mistake -conditi uphatareged ohatrs. Perfect 1'lltsliNAL S�� " - condition. was made.,• When I sewed..you up at - .E Buri walnut suite, large PERSONAL i'ROBI.EMS SOLVED I left one of my rubber gloves in- �119.00 bufret, closed.tite. l rge from your handw•riLing,and.signa- n tare. Write us to rnnfldence. Send aide you. r,a nhinri, extension table And 6 25 cents today. Kingsley �Docu-` Sick Man,:-"IS that wh you 0hair- with hacks And seats uphet- Mrrrd in hlue mohair. Cast new •ments, 22t St. �4,wr:,ment Street. q1' Montreal. wan to open me again. i`.•r� s4no.nn. Completely refinished. ' "Yes: Reautffuy 3 piece chester- Doctor- Yes. X49.00 i1IT TOBACCO. SNUFF, EASILY, " _ field -Kite in nt-t repp. re- QSick Dlan (smiling)- Dont be BARGAI,N PRICES It -ble Marshall spring cushions. inexpensively Home remedy. Ter- t ;F1r•nr rarriple. t'monials C'uarantAed, Advice silly! Here's a quarter-go out " I139•� Large mohair Butte E tree Rartlett's, Box 1, Winnipeg. and get yourself another rubber- Speciakexcursion rates 'i pip a. figured, reversible Fr,,.. 7.7171"1" ;.� - ye• These special rates are avail- Lind Tri to Europe ••t'rn those contemplating marriage r - should read-"Sex and Youth," 104 PROM MONTREAL as-low-as e�35.00 Thrr-e i,irrg brown mohair ,page§, postpaid z,ic. Our' 12 page' - Scotch Class'fieation- - suite. pillrvvv arms. �Targh' illustrated,ratalogue of sex books, ail r, -ihle spring cushians, Thar- drug 'sundries. cte., free upon're- Third Class Caddy: One who carie AND�NIA $CPL, a G'e°w. a e.Lo don ($ ruchly cleaned. g ALALNIA Sept, 9Ply,Havre,London �O 114,0 Large 3 Ptrre chesterfleld quest. Supreme Specialty, 169 go nine holes without losing 9 ball• 1 °� THIAD • eV Ynn�'r, Toronto: Second Class Cad One who ATHENIA Sept.16 B'fast,L'p',G'tt suite, tapestry= Cncer, _ }• AURANIA Sept.16.Ply, London r�h•�11 spring'cu'shions. - Can o eighteen holes without los- ANTONIA, Sept.23G'eow,-il'fast,L'p'l CLASS P11<VI.OGItAI'HV g �' 'ASCANIA •�Sept.23PI••,Havre:London 134 Smart 3 pi^cP Jarryuard l leaving simple o s behind. y $24.50 -nitP, rev ercihle Marshall P J Y- LETITiA Se pt.30 H fast, vre,London err •i^ cushions T'erfer.t. ' ENLAPGEMENT FREE WiTH F.V- y' S AUSONIA q.Sept.30 Ply.Havre,London ery 25P order. Roll film developed FROA NEW YORK X27.50 French 1Arquard'suite, 3 and eight prints'25c. Reprints Sc. FRANCONIA Sept. 4 G'wap,•B'fast,L'p'1 TOURIST ' O rivees, �Tarshall recera- F.stahlished'over 26 years. Bright- _ 'i'r sl,rin~; cushion- Perfc.•ct con- ling Studio, 29 Richmond Street •�_ BRITANNIC Sept. 4 C-bh.: aef_m�pa�: 76 East. Toronto. ` - . 7!ItVg,S lr+mpwn _ Krnehler-chesterfield bed QCiEEN MA Y Row (via Green C MUSS $45.00 suite. 3 pieces, upholstered FRET, I:XLARGF.\IF:NT, ROI.T. DF- - $AMARIA Sept.p Y oA),Dublin,Up'l ---- "1r fit :• vrlotir coccr. Cost now about veloprd, printed 25r, reprints 3c, J AUpUITANIA Sept•14 Ch'b'1, S'hompton passerivrs must embark for the stir, nn. Antill Sruclio; 73 Vrock St.; King- SCYTHIA Sept.17G'Ray,B'fast,L'p'1 returnjourneynot later than 29 X4.95 4 odd rhesterfleldc, mohair sten. Ont, 11D 0t1tt e e GEORGIC Sept.17 Cobb,S'hampton, ctt•prs, \Tars"Nall reversible eI[C1tsI•�06EO1S1111100REI a Havre,London days from the time of landing at -rnr;hinns:- ItAD1UC FOR %ALI: L} r r QUEEN MARY Sept•21.Ch'b'e.S'h•mpton -European rt. IllttahtpE�_ftut�K' LACONi4 Sept.23G'eowv (via Grtcn S smart 2 piece, suites, a R n"t ock),Dubtin,L'p'I a17.50 25 ON1,Y-GENUINE BARGAINS- .�` a.eeann..te..nss ' I rhesterfield and 1 chair p�y y tr. rn.n•teh in"fine mrhAir rovers. Reconditioned radios, well known �� SPITANNiA Oct. '1G'way,Blast,.n' i{ l t0 OLrIOOsIfIpVBI 6 plerP breakfast snites,' makes. working condition. For- $R2TANNiC Oct. .t CHavnhLondon aII4'tit,Or .$14.95 tunate purchase enables tis to sell 5f4.n: Kitrhett rahlnetsv at $20 ptus.freight. •Trans-Canada TRACTOR /(AG\'F:TO AND - a 'fe.Aellrr •bn`'�-, #lt.f►3'Ringer ,.Ptr1nR' ^s` rnarhines, 54.93 Rns stoves, 8t.95 Rales C`ompnny, De'pt'. 1:1, 100 Bloor GF.NFaiATOR RF.PAIR9' - - brand'new frit mattrPs.-Ps and hon- West, Toronto. ! deeds of other nntstnndinp 't'aluea' SEND ti$ YOUR TRACTOR MAGNEe Corner ,.fan numernus To mention. - sA1.F.FMAN WA\TF.D to and Geherator Repairs. We save Day&wellinosonSts. Write for fres ''i +rd ra(n1n�Ue, you money. Allanson Armature (EL51n 3471) LYONS REP RRSENTATIVE WANTED, TO uan,fr.,,a55 RAY St., Toronto. Toronto a eels mining stock In the Malartic Ti:�1DE,ITi DEPARTMENT area. GeneronA rommisslonn: Pnr- , _ -tlrulnrs. 407•C'enIrnl Ii+iildin4, To- Issue No. 30"- 38 478 Yonge St., Toronto , ' ., - '�' ,.-.�•4. • �`,},Air, / . , Y1e i-;keZb140 CWO well moistened, but will fall through 1 te i Eli It the fingers liale p sawdust. This Maple Lea.i MutiuL. E•O�N E I LL like d Terse poison bait should be applied after �nS11T1IICd CO A garden party under the auspices FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND : 1iL?b Per you; ${3.5(3 paid la advsoo� 6 P. m, and should be scattered v of the Women's AulCiliary o1 St. 8upscrlptioos to the United 3�tM by hand. In corn broadcast- it over- --MM WAWANE8A IIB. Q0.' Paul's Anglican Church will be held _ EMBALMER and Gt $2Mfa adv the. 'ground just as one would on the spacious lawn of Mr. George yuccewor to W. J. Mather. ' broadcast grain. The above amount ChNP rite. for Fast and C"Uftl Toyne, Rouge Hill, on' the evening Stoatfville' — ^'} should be sufficient to cover 1 1-2 Buildings of Thursday, July 28th at 8 p. m. but only 1 acre in `a very Windstorm Insurance on BufWage Standard time. An excellent grog- Night and Day Service - .,JOHN MURKAR.�Prolarietcr acres. y " heavy infestation. Barley and oats Wind-'H-,.gam.ems, ram will be given by Mr. Bert Business Phon- -Residence Phone __- _-- ---- may be: treated in the site way, Automobile Insurance of Harvey, of Brougham, Mr. Le Roy a8Q1 9820 m The Army Norm Outbreak but if the grain is--veLq thick or _. Kenny, of.Torordto and Mrs. Bert Kin c fallen, the (bait mustbe thrown for- Allam' - Harvey, accompanist, assisted by r This story has been prepared by cibly into the crop to reach the Write or Thous local talent. A'' refreshment booth the Dept. of Entomology at the ground, and in such cases even. 30 BO W IYIAN & h0 WE will be on the grounds for the sale Ontario Agricultural Gollege for lbs. per acre, or more, may be need- of ice cream, ho4' dogs, soft'drinks immediate ✓cissas. It is urgent and .ed. The lodged Parts. will usually - RHITBT ONTARIO etc. There will also be a fish pond. important to Ontario farmers at require most bait. .Do-not treat any Adm. 25 and I0 cts. '..`this mome6t. During the last week grain field unless noticeable dam- there am there has, been a widespread out- age is being done.- To prevent , PERMANENT NAGGING .PAIN break of the army worm in mos: I the.w•orms-moving from an ii.fested � arin M Zrichinery Whitevale THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER counties of the province, but more field to an uninfested,• scattering, — -- —r-- AND NERVES, IT MAY BE severe in some than in others. This .the bait for a.few yards,ahead of 'Frost 8• R'ood — Cockshtitt I YOUR EYE$. ` insect is like an ordinary cutworm.., them may be sufficient, b'ut if'they DeLavat Pedlar Products General. Agent"* .-'The colour is green to brown or are very,nuinerous this will ha•re to Grose Fertilizers , , , C. H. TUCK, OPT. D. nearly black, with longitudinal be supplemented. 'by making a McLORMICK-DEIJ.RI`G ' stri s:alon the back and sides. trench or dee furrow. In sand Mowers, Kakes __llEc�LEE -Disney, Block, opp..P. 0. pe g p y New Binders, .._. When full grown,it is nearly two land this can usually be done w-kh phone 1516. When inches long, Most of-the damage a plough,. leaving the straight side and Plows on band, immedi• - OSHAWA, ONT. has been done to grasses, barle• .of the clean-cut furrow towards the ate delivery. -7 used Binders, ALSO g y FLEURY& TUDHOPE ANDERSON oats and corn, alfalfa, sweet clov crop to •be protected. Two furrows 3 Mowers, 3 Mowers, 3 MACHINERY- & REPAIRS- er, red closer, peas, beans. potat- about a,yard apart are better than Wagons: 3 Walking'•Pfews, ' oes, tomatoes and most other crops a single one. In cls land the fur-. Steel Wagon Wheels. Pedlar Rea(- have 'You g Y 5 Gasoline Engines. 3 Grain ins. Frost or Lundy Fence n have not been attacked. When bar- row must be dtepened to a trench Notive ley or,oats are.attacked the damage 12 inches or more ., in depth, with Grinders, Repairs and Binder Goipdyear Tires is caused eastraight wall towards the threaten- Twins, Red Indian Gasoline and Qiila �' the leaves and heads i g C. T. C. AUTO PARTS . 0of all kindb being eaten off• The worms usually ed crop out clean . or•better even, GENERAL HARDWARE We do Building come from grass, their favourite cut under. In both ' cases poisoned. -W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood � :pARPENTERING, - breeding place. From this they of- bait should be thrown into the fury Pso,H PICK,2314 41 tf Frank Wright' CEMENTING. ten move in large numbers to near- ow or trench-. Post holes at inter - _ -by corn or'grain.• In many cases, vats may have to be dug in either WHITEVALE ONT. :-PLUMBING' however, they actually have bred in -the furzow. or trench. ROCK -sod — the grain itself, the eggs being laud _ on the leaves. Hence grain may beTHEATRE : < RUOJe1NO - attacked without any invasion from . sale Register Law Motor Sales the surroundings. Every farmer W 1=3IT�Y We a eo sell Brantford Rc�ofiog should at once-walk through his TLESDAY, JULY 26th .Auction Healthfully (cooled by our modern air Chrysler-Plymouth hl%t-rials, Empire Bathroom barley, oats and corn in the even- ale of choice dairy- cattleb fresh. zonditioning plant. _ Eqntpn►Pot,_Dnro Water ing to see if it is being injured by and springers, mostly 'Holsteins Dealer - this. pest, and should do this daily and Jerseys. a'fine herd of dairy All�howsDaylightSavtng Tlme Systems, Beatnt 9t►hte E moment will be sold at �ilark- _ _ _ GOOD �`S)✓D CARS q cogs. air GOODYEAR TIRES an- ther-Buildin jr Material '.until all danger is past. rKhe ' • .• _ Fair Grounds the Property F1��Y and SATURDAY - • -and 'gale n� -Sa at W ILL;. BATTERIES E•tiwHte� Free 0 ib1 — 30 GEtiERAL. BLACKS.NlITHING' Wurk' Gnaranteed am R Bf—O DPnrb le reserve. Termst�Cash time. Prentice Two Shows, at 7.30 and 9 30 ' SKILLED 1lU1O(2 REPAIRS Pnicon.bait in most cases is very us atria. on a New or a Used Ca• T i? effective;. but sometimes , must be and I're lLice, auctioneers. Saturday. llatipee at 1.50 . _ •J . P i LUT7.' supplemented by a trencher fury ' .DEANNA DUKBIN -- Hours Towing Service ive 2A ow•. _. . J. . _EL EC TRIC I� Gordonoron J Law I P1C1'FRr1�'f; i)�r t,RlO Formula for the Poison Bait 4i Phone 'Li+O+ l �p �+ Mad About _. r ran ...... _•� - -l�l�I- J ff PIi,KH RItiG. Off— . . RA � _ Paas GMUSLc- reen .1 Ib. ASS : (heap enough 1-- gal flad io' Water •enough to moisten- bait - �+I:4IF L1': — EC.UYf)\11(aAL• - - - :HERB :.,without making -it sloppy a- ERT MARSHALL ' - Holds Live Stock Safely with one Hire � ����� bout 2 1-2 gals. GAIL PATRICK - • ARTHUR TREACHER Expert service' and re- Mix the bran and Paris Green Six Years._fisc WILLIAM1t FRAwLEY pairs to all makes. Rea<.a ,..SO�f� dry,.thoroughly, until the .green can have rovEd their worth an 100 _ be seen everywhere through the p ' onable oharps. . :Work ��VV•MITC bran: This can be done most easily 000 farms in U. S.' The 20th MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY guaranteed. on a concrete or tight board floor tentury way to bold live stock JULY 25, 28 and'77 _ PiCkerin ~ - -by- shovelling it .over just as in . guaranteed units as low as S20.' ARTHUR FIELD $ waxing concrete. Do not mix with two Shows. at 7.30 and 9,30 - the hands and do not inhale the for full particulars write « �1 Gcaduato Radio and Televiion In *WL Ont. Paris Green dust. Next level the FARM ELECTRIC In Old d Chioago Member Ostial Radio .Service lOea'4' i A ssoe.pc n. surface of the pile, add the'water 183 Kipg St East, Toronto, or with - and molasses thoroughly mixed and HOWARD E. TURNER,+ one X201, PICKLRINA �e Pho ' I shovel again until the mixture to Local . -AgeoLWhitevale, Ont.. TYRONY POWER - ALICE FAYE 1W t DON 'AMECHE — ALICE BRADYVC Aq t an ., Learn to PlayA' N C _ . • : H1W7111N GUITARSPANISH . . ell Tour C aloes .at hom:e` • Y Old time and Modern Dancing GUITAR and,UKELE,LE _ , $ :rave time and money. lndividyaal half•bour Seasons Every Friday Night at Gimpy's Tea-Room Mona Kea Studios TWe have . a buffer at the farm RENOHMAN 'S SBAYClaremont. Markham, Unionville, � '' Mnera by Billy -Hole and his Live Fires Urbrid*e. stouffvitle, `<MOnday, Tuesday. -and � :< =l'►DM ISSION, 35 CE s supplied on request. edn Instrument ]1 7o convince you as to the merits of our : • t you will receive FREE of charge • - em - ay ..open Air Dancing lesson on any one of the above ,P�CKEIf?�NC� .'FARMS Wedne.d v and SaturdayModern i instruments, Music by Tommy Thompson arid.bis Hollywood Hotel _ - UIL Orchestra., ATTENTION ��S610b -` LO�IBS Taxi Dancing, 5 cts.. a Dance ._._ Brock Road' Gravel Dod a _.An a Soto --•-.,.; -r---- .-.�-.-• aaaa.. -._Pit c • - hCrushed Pit Run an�Trucka `� . Gravel New low prices on �z �t Sand and Graded • � ire�tone Glum-dipped Tires � oLAR Stone - DAILY SERVICE TO Delivered or Lo�ded int Pit _ ' ISM CANADIAN AND US,A:POINTS PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026 y Neilson s Ice Cream .- Attroctivs Round Trip Fares Toro- to office Howard 6471 ' 's 1 :nosy JOHN BOURNE & SON or your �r>;T or i North Bay. •P' P It�•nnion Osrillis $4.95 _ _ _ ✓ALE'S PLACE �• a - Midkad $5.65 - `� � _ snabar, LARD SURVEYOR (Alfred Male) # x 5 day excursion P. J. .DONEVAN B. A., B. Se-, O L. S. On file are the records o�' CLAREMONT. ONTARIC veyora Gibson and Ywaoli _. Phone 301 Alk Ktag East,. O$aw0. v: )!leas oft -.' _ Qareasoat _ Tuesday last bidding farewell to The death took place suddenly at eral on Friday from his late resid- Stock Notes. her sister, Mrs. C. B. Patterson, his .home on the 6th Con. of Ux- ence at 2.30 p. m. Ukerment in -_-- - { lilts, $• G., McIntyre is•on a of Vancouver, who is returning .to bridge on,Wednesday morning, of Uxbridge Ce¢netery. Nelson Wags has just imposed week's motor trip through Quebec. her home following hes trip East Wm. No in his 66th year. Fun- five Clydesdale stallions. They are _ Several from here were•in Call- for the Centennial. -. S. S. Nq, 3, Meeting July 22nd as exceptionally fine lot. They are ander on Sunday, "guests" of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, and -3, $ year olds; 1, Z year old and I, ..'Quints. family, Mrs. Herb. Cooper, Mr. A public school ,meeting of S. S. 1 year old. The last one ie sired `yam A large number of our people at- and Mrs. Cliff' Pilkey and family No. 3 will be held in the school by Tort's Ambition, Grand Champ• :r house on Friday evening, July 22nd,' ion now owned Mr. Wa tended the garden parties at Pick- are .spending a vacation at Was- HOTTER • ering and Greenwood Iast weep. aga Beach. to approve the plans for the con- The Canadian National Exhibitions ' Mrs. Mundell and son, Billy left Dlisses Anna Forsy+Ji, Jean Ward 9truction and alterations considered opens on Friday, Aug. 26th, and , this week to spend a month with and Margaret Johnston ,took.part in -in connection with the school acs- doses Saturday closes, SNturdzy, the former's mother at Bolton, the garden party at Pickering on ommodation of this Section'. September 10th. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and son, Friday night last. Their numbers �. of Waterloo, spent the week-end on that program, and their costum- j{;�/t/ !ea 'with Miss Margaret 'Graham here. es have been very highly spoken of (�� 1 SED CARS The McIntyre plant have entered in Pickering since. Mrs. Esther tl1/ !Cl ltf-•� . .T T into another busy period, on motor Palmer accompanied them at -the _ ` v k parts. piano. 1938 13uiok Sedan 1921 Chev Coach Mrs. Effie Reynolds of \ew Jer- The.Baptist :lIission"•Gircle will 1936 UldsSediin 19-26 Chev Conches is spending neat for its regular nwathly meet-• ? In simple but rich de- " her rt3other, :�4rs. H• H: Thomson. ins at the hone-of":Ifrs—$ar 19:36 Ford Coach 1928 Chev v C J.,-How has been enter-. 2.30 P. m. on Tuesday, July 26th., an furnish > Mr. R. ;1 memorials that will 1' 35 Furd Cuupw 1928 Eisex Coach - 3aining his great grandchildren The program viii be in charge of please from every 1934 Fvrd.Coupe 1983 Chev Coupe 1► during the past week .lIrs. Fred Ward's group—The top- standpoint. In dignity 1935 Dodge Sedan 0 12133 Ford Coach- The United Church Sunday school' ic—"How can the Home. Mission ,=>�" of appearance our 1936 Chev Coach 193'2 Chev,Truck Dual � -picnic is being held today at Green- Agencies combat the existence work will stand out 1937 Chev Coach 1932 Rugby Truck Dual wood Park. the Spiritial Confusion of Today 1930 Chev Truck Dual �. � ,� through the ages. 1Lr31 Chev Sedan - 1 . Rey. J. E. Beckel, Secretary of All ladies ::re cordially incited to .Na Greats- Tribute 1936 Pontiac Sedan •.1980 .Chev Panel, 1,ton T 'the Bay of Quirite Conference called attend these meetings. N. W. STAFFORD 1929-Chev Panel, J too on. Rev. -J. E. Glover here on An interesting tournament was 1936 Buick Sedan I�ighway Monumental A number of cheaper care too Tuesday. held' on tr teen hereon Friday I Wpb 1034 Lhev•Coach Mr. Hudson, who has recently evening last when lir. and Mrs. ,! �= Whitby O>ft. 193.6 Chrysler Sedan numerous to mention. been with the Can. General Elec- C. SAL Sterritt of Pickering donated y�: Kingston Road greet 19'28 Pontiac Sedate tris, is back on the staff at the Mc- the•prize,,, w`ich were awarded to n�n(' ��** Intyre plant here again. the following rings:Fred Ward's ,,,HAS, CVV1 3sR CL�d�RENiONT Mrs. Wm. Cowie and daughter, 1st; 1. F. Dopking's 2nd, and Earl - Margaret, accompanied their coos- Beare's Srd. Lunch was served and ` ,"oe. Dealer—J. McGlashe -D1lIIbaTtOII ins to Pittsburgh, and will also vis- a social time enjoyed at the club -it other relatives in the States. house .later. A Mixed Tournament _ Mrs. Bennett was in Toronto on is being held here tonight and two Fink* attended the Men's Fours at 7• ,- ; Stouffville on Wednesday. STANLEY THEATRE Lr0- STOUFFVILLE _ Lorne Hardy, son of Wes. Hardy. � � e " of Claretnont narrowly escaped L fatal injuries on Saturday night • Phone 1001 last, when dritiing into notkh Clare- Phone r 1Cj`j U11C a� a Offer mont, it; the attempt_to avoid.-hit- ii ii L Special - S ting a e S'howitf coming car, he le0t the road and -. � . 'Through the co-operation o the y ro ower o - - w -Week:lights-3 13. -Standard Time drove his car•irito the, ditch, the e t.&Hol.ida s-2 9hga3, 7 and 9 V. m rear,of. the car _ striking a pole ' }�Ip -m ont h A Ar`J A_ugust,, we make T►(URSDAY. FRIDAY&SATURDAY and badly amag►ng.it, t e.same time race gin¢ cerirsu4 tundy in,iur+ps g ecial offer-.-NO WIRING COSTS TO INSTAL A AULY 21, 22 and 23 '.and a bad wash in -the scalp_ He p was treated by Dr. Tomlinson, 9�h' MODERN ELECTRIC RANGE. The Hydro -will allow `-The Barrier" then allowed him to go to his home. — the cost of installing a. Range fox Rur- Horse Register ZO.O 0 towards g •• A Rex Beach Story g - Starring LLO HAtit'I;K1GG SELECT-3298, the ''al Hydro Users and for this special campaign we will LEO .;ARRI. fashionable bred imported Clyde- j.EAN PARKER edale Stallion, the-prnperty of do' the rest of the wiring free of charge. - jI IVIIE ELLISON Oscar K'ilson;: Brougham, will -=- � Sat.nights, 7 and 9 make the season of 1935 as fell- i Also ows: u y . tray will leave his own stable and :.us to Rural Hydro u sera terms as low a8 $Z.00 per _ Short`' Subjects Proceed. to Jas. McDonald's, at f Kinsale; for noon, thence t�- mon charged at only 4 per cent---3 years to pay, if Grahan!'s Hotel, Brooklin, Were p WDMDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDAY he will remain until Wednesday + night, thence to his own stable, . YOU wish it "JULY 25. 2d and 27 , where lie-will remain until Fri- + • ,�� day morning. Friday, proceeds ... .An especially suitable range for the rural bonne. Haws ff t0 Cliff Barrett's, Brock Road. THE CLARE JEWF.LI. COMBINATION Buckaroo for noon, thence to lsia own stablt - where l* will remain until the .: ' following Tuesday'morning. Si amag _SMITH HALLE9V HICKORY LAD (11165) the Pure ~. BVALYN KNAPP bred black Percheron Stallion, the ORG.�-R AH— property of Allan Reewr, will ° make the season of 1938 at his 9 - = own'stable lot 3, con. 4, Scarboro. , AY;FRIDAY& A Terms: $10. payable arch Ist, _ 1939. Enrolment No. 945. No. 6970 Jewell THURSDAY.' JULY 28 99 and 30 ARNOLDWOLD DOCK • (5492) - "Subm$rine Di l ii The choicely bred Belgian Stall- A combination coal or wood and ion, the property of Allan Reesor, electric range of absolutely . new _ ;:_.$tarring R. R. 1, Markham, will make the design, with a single oven, operat- PAT O'BRIZN season of 1938 as follows: Monday ed either electrically or with coal w fire. o nod w'1 leave _ . will le a r+ . . h .. GEORGE BRE, - afternoon, May 30t , fAi'AYNe�: MORR[S' his own stable, lot 3, con 4..Scar- . , bore, and proceed to F. H. Rich. mensione (inches). , COMEDY and SHORTS ardson's, con. 2, Pickering, 1 mule Oven 17 x 18 8-4 x 16 west of Pickering Village, for Cooking top 88 3-4 x 24 x 36 tughlt. Tuesday morning, will re- Space required 39x30 NO1Ce t0 CrCdtt01'at turn to hfs own stable. Thursday Coal fire box 7 1-4 x 16 x 17 - _ afternoon wX proceed to Fred l� `�atste of WWiara Wallace 8tattt, Clodds, Malvern; for night. Fri- day morning.will return to his o. 7070 Jewes own -at", where he will remain Ah gainat the Estate of William Wall- noon. Teraa"18. payable March earanee at No. 6970 ibut with oven t aco Stotts of t1w Townahlp of lot, 1939. operated eleeWcally only. &srboro, County of York who died COMMODORE AGAIN - (26812)- on May 29th, 1988. ars hereby not- Gwicely bred Clydesdale Stallion Dimensions (inches): Shed to Ste with the undersigned. Overt 17 x. 17 1-2 x 16 property of Root. Dafoe, Green an or before the 2nd-Day of. Aug- River, 'grill make the season of Cooking top 87 1-2 x 24 x 36 ost, 1938, full particulars of their 1938 as follows: Wednesday, May Floor space ; 38 x 31 clairns. 26th will leave his mm stable and Fire box 7 1-2 x 16 x lb Immediately after above �►te the passed to Fred Wright's for noon; -- II " 'assets of the deceased will be dis- thence to W. E. Hol*by's, lot 19; ributed amongst those entitled con. 6, Pickering for night. Th- thereto, having regard only to the ursday, proceeds to. Hugb Pugh's Claims so filed. east of Whitevals for noon; thence - -DATED at Highland Creek, this --to John Barnes, Cherr•ywsod----for .... -- • -- - 23rd day of June.1838. night. Friday, proceeds to Mc- : Duncan and Gilday► Barr latera, .. Griskin Bros., Altona Road for Federal Biulding, Toronto, 4a!•. noon; thence to his own stable Bakes with either Coal or wood Solicitors for lbs Executors. wyere he will remain until the The Only Combination' with a singlet; oven, Electric- following Wednesday morning. $asi Or With EleCtsiC. • Apealal price for this Campaign, $ LESLIE SMITH The Imported French Percheron 199 00. - Stallion Dol (2336) (12921) an s outstanding horse of high qual Your present stove accepted as down payment. Expert ity carrying s first class prem- ° tum certificate.• The Property of Othey VeetriC $angea from $99.00 rip. Radio Service E. A. Somerville, will stand for ' the season of 1938, at his own DON EL ECTRIC stable, lot 14, 10th Line, 1lark CHRISTIAN � D I XIS ROAD I ham. Terms: To insure a foal, {J R. R. 2, Pickering 19 $10• payable March tat, 1939• 38]Simcoe St„ N.. 0SL AWA, ONT. Talephone 84 All ac 4#nts at owner's risk. • _ z _ - �CM71p�'u M., � - „y► 'Pig••'.. � . -' was no sign of Peter. "lie's al- that were•now w'inged'with alarm. " ways wandering off," she explain- It was most disquieting. She raced fes„ ed. "He's a born traveler, but from building to building. When a has me- on his - — - ' -- • � ands at t - rejoined Angela She was pant h he forgets that h she •' ' romena• e h times." ing, and her eyes were wide with f Disappearance., __, fright. _ --_ They were walking through Fresh Certainty f { d o J b Ish6el Ross the courtyard now, Jenny turning "Jenny, my dear," said Angela, � ®eche r her head from side to side. "Pm "the thing for you to do is to come - looking for Peter," she said. "I'm back to the hotel with me. doth would be so easy to lose a husband ing is to be gained by staying f but a filtered jade mist, for the among the Wats of Bangkok." here." Synopsis 3 t Jenny .vas at last persuaded to A luxurious five-month cruise sun was still in .their eyes. Jenny "Rather. All those winding leave the palace: She was droop. around the world aboard the, leaned on her parasol and ,ested.• stairways and giant devas. ' He's probably hidden behind a deva'." ing now. A thought• flashed like "Marenia" brings together • "Jenny darling!'' said Peter, a thunderbolt • through Jenny's croup of passengers for adven- urgently. "Should we leave the courtyardWrigley' "Yes?" She swung around in re- and look somewhere else? But he mind.. The words sprang Jo. her" SGumhelps ou keepfltt -tures, romantic, entertaining . . lips before she could check them: Relieves that stuffy feeling after and tragic . . . Like in "Grand Ho- sponse to something in his voice. may came back, expecting to find• "Have you- seen Mrs. Langford eating.Cleanses crevices betweea He touched her hand and whir- t res tel" these passengers offer a study me here. about?" teeth, le i. to health.' breath. in human actions sad reactions pered: "It's nothing. It doesn't "You stay where you at'e and L "No A simple aid to h¢alth! but you're very helpless said Angela. •"I'm sure Bu some.nowt Small In cost which unconsciously bare their matter, shall stroll outside. He may have - but Gip,in benefits!Enjoy it after, souls. These characters are aren't you, dear'." gone towards the gate." every meal—millions do! C" aboard the ship: MacduEf, dour She noticed that. he looked. a Jenyn stood in the middle of the Make Ready For Holidaying little strained, and that his,hands soam Seotchman, single, of middle age; courtyard,,Ieanittg 'on her parasol. Miss Mudge, school teacher, spend- were shaking- Everyone' else was trooping out. ins the`,savings of 20 years; An- "Without you, .I--should be, They were all on their Kray to els, faithful wife of Lovat, gig• Peter." -the Phya Thai Palace for lunch- she didn't come with uS today. elo; Dick Charlton, first officer; CHAPTER \V eon. -Peter could not fail to see Johnny was looking for hoc from. Clare, a person of `experience; Peter squeezed her arm; then her, standing"there so conspicu- end to end of the train, and is Joan, a dissipated flapper; Jen- wandered off to look at the carv- ously in the center of the count now in a huff because he c�s1+ln't - - ay, run-away wife, and Peter; ing in the temple. Jenny stood yard. It must be fully half an find her." Captain Baring, master of the ship .�contemplation,before the Em hour since he had looked at his (To be Continued . and his soul. 'No, go on with erald Buddha. She stared at him watch and said it was twelve'o'- the story. until she was half-hypnotized. An- clock. Had something happened gela came-walking up to her. to Peter? But how ridiculous to ' •� Knitted Linen "Why are you happy, Jenny?" "I• think,-in a way, that this is think that.a competent person like ' Iiia ,gaze was on her' suddenly, one of the best of the Buddhas," Peter should come to harm. � Garments-Cool cool and searching:• He ca•ight she remarked. "I shall go through these build- her hand, turned it over and "It•goes so well with the bright ings, and you take the others, An kissed the cupped palm. Jenny did gimcrackery of Bangkok," said Bela, will you please?". said Jenny,` Fine-Twisted Linen Thread not answer. Jenny. . "Isn't it an amusing indicating the two to the left. "I'm Knits Up Very Light—Paris Peter brought out.-his. cigarette.' place?" gettirig frightfully nervous." case,-a flat gold one, with..hi .in-- "I've always thought it the most "Don't, my dear. There's no $t Using A Great Deal Of It... ]rials engraved in the corner. exotic place on earth. Have you thing to worry about at all. Your' . �� / - Benny had always admired it, and ss3en the white elephants?" husband knows his way about. . 1 PARIS.—Here in 'Paris women she felt sure that there was a ' h9 husband and -I have just. think you should stay in - the are seeking' holiday cloth-a,3 that story connected with it, for he been looking at them." ' courtyard until he comes and finds look as cool as they feel and vice versa. To.meet the demani Aileen, seemed to prize it more than any -.-0h, is he about?" you. • : Rice is knitting summer things in other thing he possessed.-He took "'He was, a minute ago." ,lepny ignored her warning and _ ;i out a cigarette, flipped the case Jenny ,looked round, but there hurried across the cobbles on fent O a, neer fine-twisted _linen thread rt oxer to her, and remarked: "Put a which she says knits up Iiehter #t in your bag, Jenny.` and cooler than any yarn 'yet dis- Wh ,,, } covered. Some stitches gi•:e a sur- "Why" ur- • y. face._as__refr eshin ---to-the, "Merely because I want you to. .. - g -&yo It's something -1'm extraordinarily �� T��ngS to '�O Wrt Raspberries » those thirst quenching Italian Kat- er ices called granite. ` fond of. Dent.forget that." • have your ,-.. ' This yarn is featured in three "Yo must expect to h e - u P } •- ' pockets picked in Bangkok." -Here are a few avggestio3is- juices. Chill. When cold and _ new exclusive neutral tones. Ail- _ "Perhaps I do. which will-help. you to serve as syeupy, place In bowl of cracked' een Rice offers hari4-ksiittd good-. He smiled and she dropped it many raspberries as possib:c, in: ice or. ice water and whip with. els in these tones as a change Into her,bag. as many different ways as possi- rotary egg beater until fluffy and from conventional cotton a-.d lin- Leaving the. train at Bangkok,, ble, while the short season lasts. thick like whipped cream., To re- .4789 �, en holiday franks. Her use of . II they drove past trim white In the past, strawberries have maining 2 cups raspberries, add - special stitches lifts•them out of _�h uagss and. through immacylate seemed to have a monopoly on Vs cup sugar and let stand- 18 the-ordinary sports class a..^.d givg-s greets. shortcakes but it's time., raspber-, minutes (do not crush). Fold in- them a distinguished character o!' _ They boarded a laanch and ries got a break. Raspberry to whipped jelly mixture, then their own. Some Rork into a fab to up the Menam to the king's shortcake,is quite as good as fold in whi ped cream. Turn in-• ric as airy as crepe chiffon. 0th- p palace, slowly approaching. the strawberry but has been sadly to freezing trays of automatic re- ers vie in sheerness. with lace. .wars that clustei siound it. The neglected in favor of the latter. frigerator and let stand 3 .to 4 Both one and two-piece frocks are ed to Jenny to have Try_ it while the berries are at • hours, or until frozen. Or turn favored, They are simples, with. sprung u their best. into 2-quart container,.cover with very short sleeves and easil Htted PATTERN 4789 - ! over ti ht- If you're one of those people :ihoulders. of Hans Anderson. They walked RASPBERRY SHOR 1 down over paper, and pack in always on a go; you v e past the devas: giant grotesques S cups sifted cake flour y• p p ended to frighten away gthe 3 teaspoons baking powder " equal parts ice and salt for $ to Adams' pattern 4.7$9 the most devils •1 teaspoon salt 4 hours. Makes 2 quarts. useful outfit in your wardrobe. :Household Hints 71 Helpless Without You 14 cup butter or other short CORONATION `COOKIES Together; the:three major pieces = ya "I think when we choose our ening are'ideal for.golfing. With blouse Blueing should be added to the home in England, I should .like a rls 'cup milk (about) _ Vs cup white sugar and shorts, you're all set for ten- last rinsing waxer. and thQr:-..:ghly ,� cup Bee Hne White Corn nis or the beach and both cos- dissolved before putting `-i the Teva to guard my door, said 2 quarts fruit. Syrup tumes can be varied with-different washed clothes. .ovoid us.^� too .jennp, laughing at the spiked• -Sift flour once, measure, aft 2 cup butter sets of sash and kerchief. So sirrr- much. Thin fabrics nee•i toss. monsters. baking powder and salt and gy tbsps. lemon juice ple to make! Just wait 'til you see,' •blueing than heavy maters !s: They wandered through the again. Cut in shorteni�t__Add 1 egfE how rapidly you can stitch up that :. courtyards.of the compound, milk gradually until soft dough , '�e tsp, baking soda neat "school tri" collar and handy Garments Bold their sha_:s bet- ' ny's face alight with interest, is formed. Roll v{ inch thick on 1 tsp- baking powder pocket—that g classically graceful ter when pressed along the wesve ' : : -Peter was silent- She had rarely slightly floured board. Cut •with �4 tsp. nutmeg skirt opening down the front for of the fabric, rather than across met•n him look so handsome. 3-inch floured biscuit cutter, x "It's near] twelve o'clock," he Place half of circles on bakin �+ tsp. salt a good stride (and easy ironi.rg!). the weave. Press'complete: dry. iemarked-twisting- his elbow to sheet;.brush with melted butter. cup St. Lawrence or Dur- Finish several sets=in different Clothing put away even s;i in+ly ham Corn Starch colors and t�fabrics! damp is apt to be wrinkle.; and look ai< his wrist watch. `Place remaining circles, on top and 1'K cups flour. - -- Pattern ct echnecs w cit rut ot:. ' a - "As if time- mattered-:in the butter tops well. B in A east. feel tat t is 'is a spot oven (450 degrees F.) 15 to 20 ream butter an sugar. 'Ad misses' -and women's sizes 1.2, to � where hours have no meanin syrup, beaten egg yolks, lemon- 20 and 30 'to '40. Size 16, entire Garments' made of nra`.erials g.• minutes. Cut fruit in small pieces uice., Beat. Add stiff] beaten Thxy went into the temple that or slices and sweeten slightly. y y epsemble, takes 514 yards. 36-inch Which are not thoroughly color- held the Emerald Buddha. It was -Separate.. halves of hot biscuits, egg whites. Mix well. Sift dry fabric, and 1?i yards' contrast. fast•should be roiled iri dry towels ingredients and add. Drop. from, Illustrated step-by-stepsewin g, i )ike- going into a dark cave filled •spread bottom half with so#t but- ' , g before tubbing, with addi:ionaI with green water. For- se,=era1 ter and sweetened 'fruit. ]?lace spoon on p eII buttered baking instructions included. towels spread inside to pre:ent sheet. If dough nbt stiff enough, Send 20c for pattern -to Anne layers of the material to•_chin minutes they could see .nothing other' half on top, crust-side p y B do�t'n. Spread with butter and re- add ',more flour.' M-oderate oven Adams, Room 925, 73 'West Ade- and colors running into year-: oth= maining fruit. Garnish with,whip-.. .10 to 15 minutes. ]aide St., Toronto, er. Iron as soon as sufficien-:_ dry, c~. ped cream and additional fruit. Serves $. - �S RASPBERRY BAVARIAN CREAM 1• package raspberry* jelly pow- der A cup warm water 1 cup r-aspbert-y juice and:cold / s' water z 'cup. heavy cream u_ i ­ ,. .6--tir 04 101 0111 a 1 cup fresh raspberries, crush- ed -Dissolvedjellyt powder in warm '" SHREDDED WHEAT contains a)I the vital elements water. Add raspberry juice and d In whole wheat only, In their most delicious fou n cold water. Chill until cold and p and easily digested form. Each one plays its part in syrupy. Fold in cream, whipped *� nodrishing,.strengtheningand regulatingthesystem. ~"'f 1 svrreten only until thick and shiny, but not ,..;. Serve Shredded Wheat every day, with milk or stiff. Acid sugar to berries. Fold my morfung into jelly mixture. Chill tintiI cream,fresh and canned fruits and berries,or in any slightly -thickened'. Turn into h• other Combination. cereal with The Canadian Shndded'Wheat mold. Chill until firm. n hold. eor.,Papy Lee. 1` a Serves 8. �• -'lig�` - 1 Niagara Falls Canada. BEEHIVES ru 3 --- wN� Y P FROZEN-RASPBERRY DESSERT. EpDED 4 cups raspberries -- �� NR -- - betause it i' s b :. �Z cup sugar ' . . -iia cbp water 1�eveig ry bozo is better' 1 cup canned ,pineapple juice •-•' �t�t fQr.Rl 1 package raspberry jelly pow- j.,• der i 1% cups cream, whipped,. �`f IAACrush 2 cups raspberries, add ' --, _ e t - - .� 14 cup sugar 'and water, let _ stand 10 minutes, then• force -WHE ' through sieve. Combine t. cup of `SH Issue No. 30—'38 E 0 this raspberry juice with pine- , MADE tN CANADA - OF CANADIAN WHEAT apple juice and heat until wnrlm. C Dissolve jelly powder in warm ... r., ,, J• ,. ., .. ... -.71 - - - _ ray-' ,s. ter.• rt 1,100 miles northeast of Edmontosi, torches in their left hands, and Can Trace Zoos _ the trumpetra.in their right hands �•• Fie said he did not expect to liar O� wherewith to blow;and they cried, cover anytlig new about.[lie Eski '. S c h o The sword of Jehovah and of Back To.Egypt mo, but planned a more extensive Sunda Gideon. 21. And they stood every study of the private Eskimo's social - man in his place round about the The Greeks Hstd A Name For life than had been done before. He camp; and all the host ran; and Theriot Too---Kept Ferrets As will takd several thousand photP ; Lesson they shouted, and put them to graphs: flight. 22. And they blew the Household Pets. three hundred trumpets, and Je- hovah set every man's sword. Old London's Zoo, Whipsnade, Figures just published indicate y and Manchester's Belle Vue Zoo- against his fellow,•and against all there will be no blind children In '? LESSON IV. but,who cold, at the most, snatch the host; and all the host fled as logical Gardens can trace their T— a mouthful'of water as they pass- lineage back to E England in 10 years. G]DEON: FOLLOWING GOD'S ed the stream. The simple device far as Beth-shittah toward Zere-, B Egypt o! the Pro- P rah, as for as the border of Abel- lemys, to the days of Roman PLAN-Judtes 6: 1-8: 35 showed a real difference of tem- meholah, by Tabbath. 23. And grandeur, and the glorious era of Charged In Farm Killing - perament in the men,and set them the men of Israel were gathered Greece. In his book, "Animals'for F'rirted Text: Juds. 7: 4-7, 15-23 off into two well-defined classes. together out of Naphtali, and out Show and Pleasure. in Ancient III Tremendous Victory of Asher, and out of all Man Rome," just published, Mr. Geo. '. >Golden Text 15, And it was so, when Gideon asseh, and pursued after Midian. Jennings traces the zoo's history, ' •."F?ave 'not I commanded thee? heard the telling of the dream. Gideon is now well persuaded and tells many interesting animal : Be strong. and of good courage. and ,._the interpretation thereof, that the fear of disaster is not stories. w 3► Josh. 1: 9. that he worshipped; and be re- for Israel.. He returns to the The Egyptians kept live' ani- turned into the camp of Israel, and camp, and forthwith prepares to mals on show from intelligent ' r THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING curiosity; the Romans too often said, Arise; for Jehovah hath de= strike. One bold device, he be- Zi-.:e-The principal events of livered' into your hand the host Iieves, rapids executed, will set for the. additional- pleasure of see- 7 this lesson occurred about 1250- of Midian. 16. And he divided in operation rapidly suspicions and ing them fight together, or against 1249 B.C. the three.hundred men into three fears of the different desert human beings in the arena. Pia.e=The town of. Opbrah companies, and he put into the tribes, and they will melt away 'in Some Greeks kept ferrets or polecats as household eta, as we -was lccated in Manasseh, west of hands of all of theta trumpets, defeat. P P - the Jordan River, south of the and empty pitchers, with torches keep tate today; fish-ponds were Plain of Jezreel�; the valley of within the pitchers. 17. And he It was not long after midnight to be.'found in *every..garden of t' T Jezrecl is identical with the Plain said unto them, Look on me, and when the three companies reach- the well-to-do. c of M. :iddo, that large fertile do likewise;' and behold, when I ed stations. The otders were Trained Elephants ; area in the centre 'of Palestine• corne to.the outermost part of the carried out precisely as given, and Ant eating pangolins,'burrow- T rani:n from the foot of Mount the consequence was that the hoot in •for their natural food among ' camp, it sliall be that, as I do, so g Carmel to the foot'of Mount Ta- shall ye do. 18. When I blow the ran, and cried, and fled To, and the sands of Eastern Turkestan, bor; Succoth, in the territory of trumpet, I and all that are with fro among the tents, seeing, now were credited, with the ability to Gad, vas located a little north of me then blow on this side,'now on that, the find gold. In 46 B.C., the Roman the br ok Jabbok. Ye the trumpets ,menacing flames, turnip from R also on every side of all the camp, g Government possessed a herd of the battle-cry here to be met in elephants trained to carry lighted One would have thought that, and •say, For Jehovah and for P . : with the glorious deliverance of Gideon. 19. So Gideon, and the an opposite quarter by the wild torches in, processions. pond kept a p R noble f the horns the sur- One noe oman p ' the Israelites from the bondage of hundred men that were with him, dissonance o Jabin-and the defeat of the host came unto the outermost part of prised army was thrown into utter full of savage murenas, into which confusion. Escape was the com- he would throw slaves that had under Siler- the Israelites would the camp in the beginning d the moa impulse, and the flight of bmerited his loodthirsty pispleasure the the hate whole-heartedly and zeal- middle watch, when they had but the- disorganized host took a a --" ou:;iy tarried to Jehovah in thanks- newly set the watch: and they southeasterly direction t the grin and in obedience' to his blew the trumpets, and brake- in, y zon, _these savage fish instantly law , frrsaking the sins which had pieces theit hers that were in road•that led to the Jordan vat- attacked and devoured any hap- 3 broug'zt about the. oppression, their hands. 20. And the three ley, and across it to the Hauran less being struggling in their ! from hick they .were so wonder- companies blew the trumpets, and and the.desert. It.was a complete waters. _ e . brake the itchecs rout. and held the story ai the human heart over and@Ograp @r Wfli ' over again; man is so prone t0 forcer God, and• to o his own �, stL;Uo:n wad•; to begallured, bya a Study Eskimos the custorns'of the nations round Are' fou Listening ? — - ` about. Retribution 'was not far ' Frenchman To Visit Far North _ away.' The Midianites came down To Make Study of All Phases 1 yharsged with- killing g his em- The FREDDIE TEEwith ui ,on Israel, and wrought a great- n `/ _ - Of Their Life. al attackupon her mother, Will- er havne and,Enforced a'sterner I iam -Gunning, 21-year-old farm- -bcnda;:e than that generation had EDMONTON - Vicomte Gontran hand is shown in custody at-Brock- experienced. RAD lQ L de Pontin of the National Geogra- viIle, Ont., after his arrect. The �ctHng else brings men to God phical Society,. is piepariag fora victims were Mrs. F. Mott; who so iu ci:Iy as trouble; and, when - J ap Z - cd trip into Canada's Far North for .a remains dangerously injured with _ °Ehe oppression of the Midianites ; s fractured ,skull, and Miss Irene �� 'tN 12 �' ;; �' eD slx=months' .study of all hales o! �+ •+ Y p Mott, who succumbed to a similar became unbearable, the guilty u 3433 V :3Y u Eskimo lite. injury. The chiidrEii of Iarael.,tnrned to Jeho- � L ; j y. y. were allegedly' at- 'I I The Vicomte, who lies finished tacked in their respective bed- _:_vak. t;egeechirig• him to deliver �' I 1 seven y_.rs of ethnological study rooms in the Mott farm home Ahem- 111;;; �a In the tropics announced that he Kitley. township near Brockville. -'Jurt at 'ihis. time -the angel.of would fly north soon with Biahop' Gunning vanished following the e rnva l ca -Sop _600 - ?00 too VOo t00o use tape +loo +Itoe +leo attack and was.taken•into custody Opt,r:h; in Manasseh, west o! the Gabriel Breynat, Roman Catholic only after an extetlsive manhunt. Jordan.. for the express purpose In inausssr_aiing this column of wheel it outs .otos it will not seri- ' fiYiuB�? ate;sad esistt�lsh head- tia�rrotiYe-for-the-attack-has-been fbund of Rnrourtcing to a ,young man "Air Wave 'News" the editorial ously affect straight Toa cal ing _ by the name of Gideon that God . department ask the co-operation of . . H. Rooney Pelletier, of the -had ca;led him to deliver his peo- its readers to write and tell +is Corporation's Montreal program- a a ple. .Two things the., angel told what interests you the most in ra- department, is now in England on y e r - - him. First,-that Jehovah was with. dio comments and•news. Just ad- a similar exchange basis. It isnot f ;. �jOmmUlLlSI. Hero , + 'hire; and, secondly. that Jehovah dress "Radio Column." Room announced yet who the BBC will il' y E: .,had c:,mmissioned him to save 424, 73 Adelaide West.'Toronto. send to Canada , , . . Prizes up to . • "=Israel from the hands•oi. Midian. AIALANES GOSSIP 8300• soon are to. 'be offered. HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 19 Note in scale. The Midianites, and the Amele- Leo Smith, cellist' in the- To- Canadian, writers for radio scripts. ;1 The first 20 Compass point k ;c; V'ElpiNiO,N GiOIMIE Z and the children of the east ronto Conservatory String Gjuar. Idea is .to' encourage literary tat- leader of the 23 Lampoons 4 went of which there i; an abund- Communist OR I IOIN VERNON AIL O N'E 24 Suspicion. •welt gathered together in the val- tet, frequently heard, in broad A,V LIO R D 2 f ante. state. E A 6 The former _ ley Jezreel, At the same time casts over'the national network of. S IE iL I{:IS (jQM� T A'R O Russian — } the Sr'rit of the Lord-came upon CBC, is of English birth and -- 6 He was E'N OIH D 5'OIL t Giilec^, who •. sent mesesn ars MOST POPULAR CLASSICS of Soviet F' is named after' g training. He came to Canada in'. 15 8�0+Y RTMC O!P TIO him. to Ashe! and 1910 an ,' heard of the con- Russia. let : n and Nephtali, calling of rofessor,of'music L niversit tests for choosing the most popu- 14 Bahished 27 Sharpens as - - them t gather for the great battle P y lar dance orchestras and jazz com- IT I IN C O M I IC T O N ' o! Toronto. He is the author o! persons. = a razor.. •W' .:c h the knew was inevitable at posers-but here is something dif- 116 To captivate" H'A T P IE N PIU P T 0 Y 29 Holy man. two books on music and his com- this l.rur of crisis, ferent-a contest for choosing the t7 To relate. -H;EI EIR RIA TIED 31 His memory is Positions' include .works and sr- most popular of the classic com- .18 Solitary. P OIP T 1 C R A E R Y _ by the 4. And Jehovah said unto Gid rangements for string. quarets, 21 Sinewy,. E TIUi1 S IO LIAR 5 1 R E ern, The people are yet too'many; cello solos,- nano solos, part sons posers. This unique contest was Communists, "tem,down unto .the water, and songs..• �.Corey Ford and run by station WQXR, 'New York 22 Musical note. 1 TIC NiE R HI I 33 Pussy. -City, and met with great-approval. 23 Flower parts. 35 God of war, arc i will fry them for thee there, Alistair SlcGain, the famous o 25 vet note f��3 Southeast, Republic. 39 O and it shall be, that of whom I. American writers,. may find it A total o! 3,286 votes were sent � � , 44 Street. ,63 Requirement PPosed to : in and the results were: Beethov its scale. ego. sag �n,o thee, This shall.go with necessary to travel the length and 26 Court. 45 Either. VERTICAL -41 Marked with _thee, the same shall go with thee• breadth of Canada to catch "the. en, Tschaikowsky and.Wagner, as ar.d cf ,whomsoever I say unto biggest sh o t e ear `"«�hr��- ���rite cotitposers, in -27[.aughter 46 Social insect, t To permit. spots. ., 1 Y soup 48 Act of storing. rives. - 7 Teo ielate. thee, ;his shall not go with thee, Peter O'Da who'does ma azine the order. named. The most re Y. g 28 You and'me 54 Dined. 3 Egyptian river 49 Duration the :sa:e shall not'go. 5. So he and radio work and who also is a quested selection was the beauti 30 Measure. of 55 To ogle. 4 Sick. 50 Either. hrc,_vht down the people unto disciple of the late Issac Walton, fol Fifth Symphony by Beethoven area. , 57 Angry. 5 Northeast. 51 Branches. _ the router; and Jehovah said unto apparently doesn't believe in the which received 23.9 per.cent. of -'32 Neck scarf. "68 Pleased '7 Chamber. '52 Preposition. Giuc en, Every oz,e. that lappeth adage that far-away fields really the.votes. This selection with oth- 34 To lift up. 59 Glo«,. 8.Observed. 53 Exploit. of the +Vater with his tongue, as are green•. O'Day recently landed ars.will be played over WQXR in 36 Blackbird. 61 Poured 9 Within: 54 Genus of auks ' a c:c ;appeth, him shalt thou set a'six and a half pound bass from the all•requc,t r.rograms during .37 Russian accidentally 10 Simpleton. '56 Thing. . are 4 the .L . ulv. ;62 This 11 To eject. 58 Cotton thr,t 1,ovVeth down upon ..is knees district. The unhappy thing about --- 38 To bury, helped 12_Wa er wheels. machine. '. to (:rink. G And the number, of it was that the fish was caught FAMOUS PLAYS DRAMATIZED .40 Silly. establish the 13 To attempt. 60 Sound of 'hem 'hat lapped, ;putting their three days before the season op Plays by Rudyard Kipling and 42 Toward. Russian 15 Perched. surprise. hand `.o their mouth, was rbcs@ ened. He carefully +vet his hands, 0. Henry, two of the greatest t I Z 9 g 6 7 8 9 10 If IZ 13 M iL -red men: but all the rest of removed the prize and put it back story tellers in the world of Eng- the pccple bowed down upon their in. Says he is > oin, hock to get lish literature, are to be presented. 14 IS IG knces to. .drink 'water.. 7. And it.. over the national network'`of ,the Jehovah said unto`Gideon, By the Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- 17 18 19 20 21 three hundred• that lapped will I tion this summer. Peter Aylen, save ;;ou, and deliver the Mldtan- manager. of 'CBL, Toronto, has an ' 22 i'3 24 25 iter into thy hand; and let all the pounced that permission has been _ z prr;ale .:o every man unto his granted by the estate of Rudyard 26 7 28 .pla.c. The ten thousand men who -- Kipling, through the English wt:e left after the elimination of agents, and by Doubleday, .Doran 32 34 35 the* r`�a'ards were still 'too many and Company, 0. Henry's publish- : J to r:r eat '135;000-14fidianites.,Ac- ars, to adapt a number of Kip- Ac- 37 cord::.g''.y the very singular and ling's and O. Henry's best known - men:c:able device which is here stories for radio presentation. 38 90 recc.rced 'was adopted. The men John, Macdonald and James Har- were ied down to the water, and vey, dramatic. producers of the Z 3 q 45 b. all tlxfie who'•!ay ,down to drink, George A. Taggart ;,., CBC, have been assigned to these t. putt:nz;_their- mouths to the wat Programme executive of the CBC, famous plays. First of the Kipling .0 ;. er, iw rrc rejected, while all those p 46 48 9 S0 51 53 returned to Canada last week.af- stories ever'to be resented on the ' ' who f erely stopped -and scooped ter six months in England.where, air will, be heard July 28, when 55 57 7 up a'R'er in their hands were as guest of BBC, he studied broad- James Harvey produces, •"Glor- 1 selected. These latter were the casting methods in the British iana". The adaptation from the true' ;oldiers, men who could not Isles and in ,several countries on famous story of England's great make a leisurely business of drink- the ,continent. Thinks television Queen Bess has born done by. R. 62 3 I nc wHle.the enemy was'in siefit, is as yet a long way off and that F. ,Sneyd. e - " -es K. v ;iJ t l V'1 -Mise An:ue of Dumbarton, spent Fresehmsa'a Bar Sunday with Mrs. Gordon Found DO YOU _ ­Miss Jennie Rose, of Torontp, Louis Woodrow, of Toronto,• 40 _ Leonard Barrett has secured d spent Sunday outs Mr. and -years-aid;was-t}r h nod-in the-Bay •position at Limberlost Lodge, at John Murkar. ' on relay night when he attempted ` Iiinnttsviile, for the summer. 0a 0*0 0- -Mrs. L. -D. Banks has been to step r a 30-foot sailing boat - - -,Mi, and Mrs. W, J. ell in very poor health during the past into a small dinghy. Woodrow had �_._. r�� • • LIKE a �--- - ofQ shawa, visited Pickering two weeks. accompanied Ronald Taylor and A on Tuesday. -Miss Helen Walter, of Detroit, Ernest London, of Toronto, owners e�io -rSevices g her cousin, Mrs. of the boat, who had come down to in the evening at the has been visitin spend the night with a friend from United Church, have been withdrawn James L: and Mr. Palmer. B during the months of July and.Aug --14Irs. .F. Hurst, of Toronto is Toronto, who has a cottage here. r spending a few days with Mrs.ust. In stepping from the 6oaTt he miss- \, is E. Calvert. ed' his footing in the dark and fell • --Mise Taylor, of Port Perry n -Mrs, F E. White and daugh into the water, He had become - �• i ' = 'visiting with her aunt, Mrs. John: Crockett, and her cousin, firs. O. ter, Margaret, of hegira are spend izaPA in the weeds and was un- ­B ` _ Coek ing a pleasant vacation with Mrd. able 'to free himself. Efforts by -,The Bell Telephone Co. have Henry Wood, of the Base' Line. his companions to Save him were T unavaili and Toronto life-savers 1 had a gang of men in this neigh- -The death took, Apace at her n8 baorhood for some weeks repairing home, 123 Wolverleigh Blvd., Tor- were called. They recovered the - body 1' their linea. onto, Tuesday, July 19th, of Hatt o Yabout 6 a. m After four � 6r� Spearin`and dangkter, of ie Wilson, beloved wife of George hours of dragging. Dr. H. C. u Pearson, coroner will hold an in Orillia returned home on Monday H. Law, in her 73rd year, The fun- , . q- after spending a week with the for- eral took place on Thursday from uest in the Pickering Tow-?n Hall, this Friday evening. Deceased who �o You Struggle along with the Old Style Red :.mer's parentis, J. G. stud Mrs. Trull's Funeral Parlours, Toronto, Y' g fbmeKeroseneLampoftheT1niypeAg• _ with intermetk in Salem Cemetery. was a bachelor, is survived ,by four -- Baxter• brothers and two 'sisters, o -lThe Pickering Public Libzary Deceased, who was very well known _ fie - a+ill be closed between August 2nd here, is. survived by her husoand, -'--' -'-�- and August 16tth, (both dates inc one daughter, Mrs, McAvoy, (Ed Dumbarton ; `- lusive). Subscribers will be allow- its), of Toronto, and one son, - ed' to take out extra reading mat- Lorne W. of Grand Forks, N. D. ;liras LoisDales, of Toronto, is Modern The sympathy of this community with her grandmother, Mrs. J. R. Equip Your Home With .-T oriel to cover .thajt Period. y Dales. _ TBE . -M` Jean Clark will be one of is extended to the bereaved faro. ; :baster BQb and kenneth Toms„ IL grgap"Of twenty librarians from ily, of Oshawa . areholiday-in with (PTH thi&-I"ro-,knee who will! attend a -One'day this week a boy was Their aunt and uncle Mr. and _lira. KEROSENE . .0 r Special Ten-Day Course for Liorar riding his. bicycle on his way tu , - iammo commence at Hamilton in a school where special studies were °� T°� Mantle Lamp f ew days. •'�_ taught. He had his little The Vocakional' School conducted '¢a Wright at.our,.church last Gives ne abundance of -Mrs. N. E. McEwen, daughter, Sister sitting in a Ua:ket to r sort, mato.., a,odera,. - Winona, and son Forbes, left . on of, the bicycle. At.a street corner week was a decided success. t� hr. Barns so pupils and teacher are surely to be boursonasmgega o :' Saturda by motor to spend a cou- he collided with a truck with -rho e y Lights in a jiffy Rict►a y congratulated. t -r-' c %t c onomi- y -,ple of weeks with the former's result that the little girl ruatained i cai.`ii s s fe. brother- in law, J'. D. hicEw'en, of a fraAAured skull from which shi- 'Mr. and Mrs.. James Blenlzn pre. ic•snoisaees. Over have woved to Nl',mico, where 'Mr. 000.000 now enjoy is Oanstow-n, Que. diad in a v(,ry chn.rt time. 1t " Blenkin is Traffic Officer. The iiace—comfurc and t ve YOU? The Greenwood Palk,.owned by contrary to tiro law ftw two per�ont ieacr-�by cot YOU? % Mr. F. -L.' Green, has become a to ride ,.r, R 'ie��le ijfte wird for F^'"l wishes o." the community go NOW A' Beautiful Table$�50 ver-- popular picnicking gt�tutds. only o.ne.. In t ..• •trt•ets of Firk.r With them. _ 1`1, Lamp...As Low as 3I r. Green has gone to hea.'y ex-' ing this pra.tike is very Prevalon! tit dnandTript•dSxua� l' 'pePge in 'beautifying' the i;tounds n•itb the vnunz ;K,v-tand irls, a,ni _ t; In �(.•tno-ram and congtructit t a splendi,l gx:n.nr i-t is a wonder that rit, � roni?-%i nd ^.i6 ra,.,:uly int s :rl; ppcl ue: ,ro st � :ataiifi4 dr r. s.,n at;•i Ur„t'�er \,,rtniin t"�"'' - le in popularity. occur. bort . �chn «ac k;�'?Fd.:y. ace;+ . ;t u a -After a len*thly illus :,' .•I r'. t.ra} :,tsrd irmt ent 'r,n July i7th, - John .c. ” Yh•ilip parzscd wway 'ons_ Janzhiea, .of Srotl:ard, who' h;;v.• pars. �� Friday niv� i �" her. horn^ Erre', 1--o mending 'a .-few weeks ,«irh �t",>'[itt?P �h.ought when leaving hours - e in Ontario, 'returned, .o Her funeral t+,cit Place on='tl,,.day rf. .t HR irnulr; no r�nre_r."eturn; FIRTH BROS.' , - afternoon Wits intern�en±stn Lr-let^e •F„r•)7t,> on: Sund.�.y after spendin;! 'P•iat ir. heath, so 's6on w:auid' steep; = � � ” - C ,'Cemetery. .he to survived by 'a a- �;eek with her sin, 'Mrs. Fal And leave us here alone. R -sorrowir,e husband. tills had, nw Ler -yvhlt' and family. 'They in•' -fiadly' missed by 'Mother, `Dad. TAILORED CLOTHES i is family,. The sympathy of"the cors--. *end to leave for Scotland nest Hazel and. Bernard. mum-ty a extended. :-to lIr. Philip Thursday. in his 'kereavement. -.July 15th to August 5th � ! •-Root. P.anlEin, High" School trance Reports _ forerly of Card of Thanks • • f Pickering, who has been'*publishing the "Lansing Enterprise" for some Our apologies to the pupils and 10 per cent Reduction on all tailor lir. John C. Philip wishes leo ex- hca= years, has established a new week parents .interested in•our "1y, "The Visitor" at Unionville, the press .his sincere thanks- and ,deep tion of the report, which *e copied 7. ed clothes' during this period. appreciation to his many, friends from a paper published nearby in first issue of which is a-very creel- and neighbors for their acts of - -• �ftable one, having been published, kindness, expressions of sympathy our issue of July S.th, From evid- _ east week. We wish hm success in k y ence already gathered, this report E{ red T.. Buiat1D , - -Tickering hie new venture.e - and floral 1�ibutes• during .his rec- was so far•from being cor;eet;,that . - -The .Women's Institute's Annual. ent loss of a dear wife. we regret exceedingly our ever F.eeeblieLed 1857, Picnic will be held at Green's Park _ _ ' having used it. Many more passed Greenwood, on Tuesday, July 26th, - Andley than were reported, and' the pupils - c �- at $ o'clock. Whitevale Institute all have their certificates P�" CIALS •S will be our guests. Those having Mrs. F. M. Chapman'visited her e room for extra passengers in their �un4; Miss' Harriftt Graham, of NOTICE Ye las • i cera, please be at the four corners OrilIia, on Sunday. miss Graham is B ale t Bacon, , a` lb at 2.45 p. m, in her 94th year and is in the hos- " -The latest report respecting the pital with her first life illness. 'Minced Steak, I2e. 'a The location of the new highway is that TLae Club picnic was held last The 'Shell .Service �tatlOII le y " k wt11 run just north and adjoining week when as excellent time was now' to make mechan the C. N. R. 'tracks. The right- of . spent lry over' ,one hundred; Races ical repairs to all kinds of auto- Pork Liver, - 2C. S lb. way-.win,:be '100 feet wide; -Atr'ov=- were and generous prizes mobiles and tractors- ' Stewing, - 12e• a b• erhead bridge will - be erected on given. Ice cream and water rasions -„ Beef, 1 .--.Church Str. in front of John were in.abundance•with a splendid H. FARROW. Proprietor 'Clark's property. This settlement ]tuscheon supplied by the ladies. 48.51 C: B. SPENCER, Mecbanic JeW� ,,Shortening, ~.`�5c. a lb ' more nearly approaches a satisfact- Art ice cream social will be held • ,ory arrangement for the farmers on the church lawn, on Friday ev- <Classic Cleanser, = 3 tins, 13e. - in this district, The,Present decis-. ening, July 22nd, when the .Bron LILLIAN'S tins, 25c• Jon will not causeso. much” y. play,Youn People will Present the g g A venience to crossingthe hi hwa "The Ginger Girl", a Comedy BEAUTY SHOP which was one of the. major prob- in three acts. At 7 o'clock, stan- �. Q isms being considered by the farm- dard time a softball game between Three doors east of the.01d (2turdb ,;. • • l I D era. whose. _farms-are-_Ving-.-to-be-_ the_Breug will affected. Garage. Mr- fi. CSamtnat'r- Q ' be played. Adm. 25 and 15 cts. Residence. Butcher :�phon.e .3000) ? icLReTing -The absence of the heavy The dry weather is telling .on all Shampoo.and Fingerwave - -trucks on 'the highway on Sunday groin and berry crops. Fingerwa•e Sae, is quite noticeable, It is a violation The experimental fertilizer and of the Lord's Da Act for trucks Oil Shampoo F>saterwan • Y oat plots.. W. H. Nyestney'sPickering Hardware Store with merchandise and other freight farm were visited by about -sixty Arching ito operate on the roads on Sunday farmers on Wednesday of. last week Manicure Art a ignored in3emProf • the past, but, is now being enfor Guelph explained them and pictures HA1RCU`MNG l6e. _ .111 7. ,iced. It is permissible for the milk were shown on the lawn at the Thermigse geaterlesa ell Perteas- ltruckq to carry their loads on Sun- conclusion, 'There are four varlet-. day, but Viis is because milk is a ent Tlava res of oats: Banner, 0. A. C. No. M,� st.a0 $3.50 " 16,N 1 Kills Instantly t necessary food, especially infants, 72, Erban and Alaska in several whnn• Pick. 220@ � *y I this must be delivered every Aldus• When the grain is threshed, Z Prevens Blight x day in ordet• to be fre,-h. The ab- .a full report .will be i§sued. ' asence of the heavy, trucks on Sun- The Pickering Sun- day makes tiro day reach more Classified Advertisements g 3 Does not burn the leaves { — qW MEAT MARKET -The W. A. of the united FOR SALK.•- motor trailer, 4 Gives longer life to the plant enjoyed considerable succ- ` _ passenger, refrigeration, commod- w ' - ess in their Garden tarty `alt the ions. Inspect same at residences of Park, on Friday evening last. Sup- Mrs. Dales; Dunbarto3�, or phone JJ �e carry flail 13IIe Of For potato plants, cabbage plans ' ' per was served at tables on the Hy. 2824, Toronto, 48--9 - Fresh grounds. Something over two. hun- Tomato lents Cucumber vines - Bred persons were served. The C. STRAYED - onto the farm of t r t :P. R. team from TorontEo Played Sam. Cadman,- front of lot 28, con. and ; the local •team, our lboys lost, but 5. One 2 year old steer, red and For grubs and cut worms* gave us an interesting game. The white face. Owner may have same Cured program, provided by local talent' by paying charges and cost of this _ has been very favouably commented advt. 48. 9-50 ?hent for McCormiek•Deeriog Farm Macbinery[acd upon. They were assisted by Misses Meats Repair*. Forsyth, Ward and Johnston, of FOR SALE-Emerson tenth h. p• - Claremont, whose numbers, in mid electric motor. 8450 r. p m. double-' .Our delnv ery i9 at your service O� Motto--W bavc tt, Can get it.r'e it ieraot ddas r. Victorian codtume, .were very, nice, 'coded abaft, 2 in, pulley and grind- - - FWD@.-8000 _ < the Minuet being a very pretty wheel, 60 cycle. May be seen Phone Pick 16�20� number. The net receipts will be aatNews Office. y 3 CLA.RENCE SILK _ J.BA;�DONe s • ;�"ICKMING around-f80 or $85• a