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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1938_12_16 fr ,, , �•:,r �• -+n....+•wo ??-��+rrnac+a,e•:ea-- w.'R... -.a. atsys.,r°e•"- r 'v'_. .., r .., .: • ,. ,, -.•<... ':,.; ... .. .. �,. v+. �: � a:. -,fM1 :Tex ��"a,•. r N'S:r iI '.r-. R -..r. .. do.'Y.'1...... .a.4,2 .,r•:w.. -..': .. ,. -.... R .:..: .lass.^ .'-A.-+.. -�,"° 'af .eN.•:`?�r 4 4 \_v: :I w. "i' J w n w!'•�. .. , .....Nv-...s .. •.Y3 ,....1 ,, .. .. ../ . f. ry,l"ve ., Ll+'. ..�� V a,• T "t . VOL. L`'II1 °PICKERING, ONT.. FRIDAT DEC., lr , i 1-438. .4c. 17 �safesotoua! OLarse. MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL - KINSALE *, - :`7th Contaesaior Pickering ) GREENWOOD OOL fry il[stitfcst i a (Too late for last week } NOTICE R. H. C. PEAR90N—Physician .. T_ R'he Annual Christmas Enter- Those who axle Wilding the rink M ILLS aodSurteoe, Dunbattor,. tar Uur trucks pari,your way every in Mt, Pleasant School, are wishing for cold weather.. 188G,-1936 every defy. ' will be held on Thursday y Q B. P'ORSYTH, Oph.D., Director y aft-rnoon, M_iss_G. Stevens spent the wee_k- —Re0ptome'rial Association of oou.fo it-It. �iQA L . -GONE — December 22nd a': 2 o'alock. Every- end is Ashburn. CHOPPING -- - rrs'seo.ClEaryaiouut ouea pv apvolntment. ;w`.(�.11 OF,X. body wecome. silver Co'llection. Mr, Wan. Young spent Wednes- Monday, Wednesday ander Friday Assedt Miss Margaret Spe celey, teacher, day last in Peterborough, t.soa�. .SAPID, GRAVEL, DUNBA3tTO1�I � Mr. Milton Parkin spent Tuesday ~',.• VE GRIND FINE � last at his home here. Bran, Shorts and Feed of all j D(WALD BUDDY rststriiter. and Mr. and Odra, H. Pukdn spent , iL•so++cium..Natur rnwtc• •auwytal.cw. St. Pauls Dunbarton (Anglican) kinds, also mineralsIAk other ria farmstly oecuQied b ebatate A.E.Claris• BUILDER'S SU PPL.IEii su�y, Ijeceartber 16th.4th Sunda Sunday last with Mrs. M. parkin at eotleentrafea for rofitahle_feedio „.., tlaa.aouW wins^f ebnrc outs.lyditby, sly. y Markham. p ; y'' also lecat oartage work in Advent, Sunday School at 2 p. The Kitchen Ensemble Course was kept on band BEATON; BELL & ROSS a- Evening Prayer. at 3 p. m. Brea- ' We have&leo plaeed in stock a full continued at the home of Mrs.,, V. We stock only .Bartlstors fs Solicitors cher at this service, Rev, E. G. Parkin on Tuesdayy the best Poultry $) line of Maple LPAIAU dilhog Robinson, rnO°n' reeds and Supplies. ��• �.J.BEAT4N.K.C. Tekphoae 004 Peede. char$e of Miss May Brown. Pp _1L BROOKE BELL,K_C. Adel,2638 J.D.F.ROSS A. W. MITC IELL. DUN_0 - - The Foursquare Class met at the __ home of Mian Eileen Parkin last - JHN L.POND $Tor72 onto fir, l Tuesday evening wrath Miss Betty PIANO-TUNING �Pickeri Ont. and Mrs. James Mitchell, al- Walker in charge. } �' so Miss Janet Allison and Mise . young People met at the !^� U. RICH ARD80N tic Co.. Barris- Omce ,hone 7400 ,ReRidence e520 May Somerville s AND .tars.Soliaton. notaries etc . Shite tit,t. P Y Pent last week- home of Wm. Bell on Monday even- ceAiorLife$uildin 'ATorontoat. Toronto. end in Tonawanda with Mr. and A]1 kinds Of Fe B1r �ork Tnsvoone Ad.loss:t�rca.ci4a Pbso, secs. stt Ing with Muriel Bell in charge. The r. The Beal Store,Glaremont Mrs. Dan: Hennick. next meeting will be held at the - All Tuning Guaranteed NG><JS Md1diLLAN—Barrittet, Sol- We want to congratulate the C. Mitis6r. Notary Public. 19 Melinda Street PHONE 1;M2� hall with Eileen Parkin in charge. _ It ot►to. Teleabone ElrinSRo3. ?9tf G. I. T. on its splendid bazaar acid ' -ty. S. M>' rDONALD � I FURNITURE tea, field last Saturday, It was a Service was held here on Sunday l�cr►taf decided success financially and ev- night, In charge of Mr. Jenkinson. 209 Close -Ave. Toreaft We wee displaying an sttractive Miss Mabel Harbron gave a solo _„one Lakeside l6o2 ' variety of cry one repoFts a good time. t?9RBERT T FALLAISE. L. D S.. ThW 's Association o! the and Misses Florence Mow1bray, Rox- Orderp taken at NEWS D (�`ip r1 .D.S.Graduate of the Royal GoNxse of Aluminum ae oman and Graniteware Etc.. ens Ledgett, Muriel Bell and Eileen p Surseoas,and the timversitr of Toronto. Furniture .and Furniture Unrated Church Is feelingveryproud ..� Yale@ residence ucond done east of St. And- 11oveltles. Parkin were Aresented with their T _ as, aec4L Piaerto;,out. Omer boa 9 R of themselves for having closed a diplomas,-for the Youth Leadership y FUEL � a w. ap.s. Pkv pWenmeot- way PrIcea low, in keeping with times. very successful year. Having dec- ) Wristlet). Pbon 87 orated the United Church and the Comae' ,�►�T D - w RADIO SERVICE baeexnexrt, and have a balance on stststas►+r arDs hand. KINSALE - • ' HIP A Graduate of` Radio College The Christmas Tree and Concert Tommy Farndale spent Sunday " Builders' Supplies: K. t38ATUr, TOWNSHIPwill be held in the basement of the w+ s D%-Clert. Conveyancer Caae-a.itsionet for - ` with with h parents he i is phren re. Lumber and Lath a rakros .ffliavta. Ahitrttrnr, Etc. ["nor of "up_t0-the-illlnnte training United Church on Tuesday evening George Tripp is able to be'.out Rltrrriate Lisen+rs. whirevalr.or,r. December 20.h, it is hoped a good- again, after his Nein confined to • and - g � .f3. C. Shingles . A. E.. RICHARI Ch FINEST EQUIPMENT the'ly number will come out to hear the house for atime. - the',children. glue (foal (3ENE'RaL INgUHAVGi: for -Arch B II as been confined i• REAL ESTATF, a t the house fon h a while buten :s, •AIL,:Tfa CuAl ' Guars now able to be. out again. r - a Guaranteed Satisfaction BR 13I CONVEYANCING AT I)UI:� .•ilc 0110 R +arlrlR}lIP P'i.•a. Miss Jean dlaicolm spent th, P_ number of our Young People , f` C #An ofxi. established agency, ready p - attended the Junior Farmers' Dance I,Fn,ent. I.ilao, Plaster Tuber Ind Batteries always en b ,d week-end with her .people. e, terve lir H. RO LF, their r a,:rt �Ia� Brown on Sundry, Whitby,' on Friday q Y ^•11 'Pie liod Wend 1. 'L a• night and P-. . -,.� r and .Jlxs. J. Gerow visited � P600e, Pick. 6000 >Ei. RO m ltll(Lp'N ict :lira. °BathiI Bard fort aFruxd uaxre Class In at the lli4s fol i,ixndy Fence The &q j. ML . fistf Miss Ella N•allace, of Toronto, were rams o las .t ren ar .xr, a�* T -Tuesday -evening, with bliss Betty _ , LIC>ZhPSED . ACrTt(tNI,F.i; ANI) Guests at the T. Brown home- on +tEaG VALUATOR �' ,�l.. R �' E R Sultday last. r in charge. i'urkl+hnft, Ir} j walks rg lettietitts Sale@ coadurled Anrwherc � The Thankoffering meeting of The Young People met et the p Hall on- Monday evening with the lleeure Prices Before Bo Phone or write, Addrelias 6,I i Dunda• St. John's W. yI. S'. on Monday aft- y%# ,; 51issionary Convener Miss Eileen street, Eaet, _ XuenrHnoe of A.11 :Sinn'$, - ern�n, had an attendance of abotir Parkin, in charge. WILSON . - Wtrisby, Oolifttaeio. y, including a number of visit- The service last Sunday was tort YY I LS`J N 8 R O4 _ Best Rate,t A.vu 1pble with ors from Claremont, Greenwood W s = and Kinsale, who ve much a ducted by a returned missionary $eanrit and Service pp- Locust Hill, Ont. from-India, assisted Rev. Mut• At Claremont S ;pciated the privilege of hearing �' - Phone MHrk 7200 f' Miss .Rorke, Missions on Fur- n Address !Phone lough from Japan, At the close of Keep the date, in mind for the - Ernest Ce. Fetzer Cltx'iatxrraa Co.i��rt here. The Young ROOFING cPF.CIAL BROUGHAM PICK 516 her address, a social half-hour way "� _ People are busy practicing under up—Money tgag s. A� enjoyed over a cup of tea .Brough- p 3-1 Std. Wght. Asphult Shingles ll;J~ the leadership of Mrs. Hooker Ftrat glortsagae. _ CROPS am ladies were a:exy grateful for $6.00 per re. LAWYER P and Miss G..Stevens, e'ij the good ' attendance from ;other 3-1 Iivy. Wght.'Ashphalt Shingles 110 yeses esiparlasa churches. Miss Florence Mowbray, we are 86.65 per agree sorryto sayis.in Oshawa Hos stay Will hAV Profits ,Officers.elected at the Annual P All first quality-Toronto Asphalt If you knew yoN WERE NEXT If You Use Business Meeting of the Mission recovering from an operation, per- Roofing Co. Shingles- In lots •N' you would hustle in after that In. NATURAL MINE RAL Band held at the home of Mrs. D. formed on Friday morning.' We of 5 ogre. or over. �Isixs on t5aturday afternoon are hope for a speedy recovery, surance Protection we've been —► Prices subject to change without ' talking about :;Phosphates as follows: President, Helen �Ial- ACDLEY 1 - colm. Vice-;President, Kathleen A. notice. -YOU MAY BE NEXT To frcresse Yields,4nd Imprcv Quality H Beulah H , of all crops Hamilton. Secretary, eula ani- The local hu 1 he a ry suc- �•� 1 church held . ICKERING CYRIL E. MORLEY lltan. Treasurer Dorothy Harlock. ggotsville — -'+ Y •cesaful tea at t}ta Ba D. T o6kwood Peace Secreta Mildred Gilman, school last week. !,UMBER ARD ^ GENERALIN9URAN(iF. Ir 11 tS 11 ry' I&AIL• Te,ntperance Secretary, Kathleen B. The annual meeting of tk s• our Motto—Service ani'Protection a Club - Secretary, E�' was held, at the; school house ir. PHONE 34Uti ' r_ sierra Knox. Visiting Committee: Ev- Monday evening, v:hen a fair, att ° •. PICKERING. ONT. elyn Knox and Connie Hedge, Pian- endance was had. After the busin- /I/ Chrl$ s` �i �6 tmal#t8 WE DELIVER ist,, Connie Hedge. ' ess was concludea,, the retiring Pr- :PHONE 5317 The Annual Oyster Supper, spon- esident, Percy Neal, reviewed the Bored by the Beef Ring members on work of the Club and thanked his Walnut Chests _ Thursday evening had a large att- , GENTLY and �. friends for their help. He then cal,- Marshall Mattresses endance. 'A,-bounteous supper was MkTURALL7� i < Re G., CLENDENING Provided and the well-cooked oys- ed upon F. M. Chauman, who con- ,T'Aectric Lamps ducted the-elections. These, were FUNERAL DIRECTOR tern were most appetizing, A num- l Card Tables' r done by ballot and resulted in the — DAy an_d Iii o ow. lsg 1s on, res. Percy 8 and Mats Private Ambulance put on by T. C. Brown and receiv- Neel.` Pres., R. P. Winter. 1st Vice- . -both young t Service ed much applause from Pres Fred Puckrin. 2nd Vice-Pr- I- Phone!iW and old, after which dancing was esident, Wm. Winter. Sec,-Treas., Magazines Mtalvern 5A00 enjoyed for,a couple of hours, with Miss' Mary Neal. Directors: Mrs, Studio CoucheB ^ the Carl Devitt family furnishing Nlal"ldlam Ont the music and C. Fuller and Milton P, Neal, Chas. Clemente, Miss G. _Occasional Chairs - , Puckrin. Flower Committee: Kay, / p Burk as floor managers. A pleasant Cedar Chests eo le of Winter, Mrs. C. Puckrin.•Mrs, Sid. -Winnnactot -*-Rockers u af! �• — t Miss Sadie Puckrin and a Elie m pity � air. ' LO$ Chairs t•0.rw=� he Miss Alma Puckrin, ' Fred Puckrin, y l lIv i At'the recent annual meeting of G. Smith, and Mrs. R. Hedge. Plan- the Citizen's League and Fire Com- NOLAX Wool Blankets int, Miss Alma Puckrin, with Miss _ Radio_Lam $ Pan officers were. elected f e Glad g ,Puckrin as Assistant. And- And A4y or th Bed Lamps �8—Year-fUrDltCeg'— Y and-a-very sa - itors: Clarence. Crawford and Bert This prepu stionisendorsed p ory financial statement presented, Table •: sto�eo„pipes,-eavetroughs 'Guthrie: A' hearty , vote of thanks by themediCal profession :, l Table Lamp$ ti which showed a balance at the 1st was Payxed'to the retiring officers because It is an etnulsion of u: and roofs put in order of. January 193$ of $265.67. Total a Mineral Oil and YWk , Indirect Lighting Lam p$ and to the' splendid work of the �' for the cold weatl.er, Receipts during• the year of. $134. of Magnesia--c6tnWngin. Flower Comlttittee, The new Pres- 1leeer Ambulance, Day or Night Expenses- $166.81, and a balance at ore rensedy the batefits of ,,• All'workpromptly attend- this$ time of $232.86 The new off !dent said he accepted the office on two of the most valuable �ti Phsi,e 1300 the understanding that some past- icer$ are:, President Llo d John-- aids Itf COrrGetlAg faulty ed to and satisfaction ' y president would assist him while.he elim4rafioll and «cid! otos, Vice-President, Don, A. Beer, was getting his tate luted. It wag Me ,guaranteed, Secreta Wm. A. Knox. Treasur- g S Flus�7t`tasting'.. .can ba ,. C. A. STERRIT"I Secretary, arranged, A dainty luncheon was en to Children In or, R. D. Miller. Fire Chief Ed, E. then served and some community .f::. dLVIN BUSHBY � shoo�tosesm�• Annis. Assistant Chief, Jas. Far- g' H E CKERI. NG Funeral Director Hardware Tinsmith ley. Directors: Frank Carter, Dean songs used. The children then were maJ!+oat►s3bzbits all rememberied,by a well-laden bag Furniture ,Dealer PTGHERING Mairs, Fred Cassie, Hugh, Gaannon, of sweets. Sttn.3lze30a 20-M61i stA r • ": ; ! ti6a0 Thos. Philip Jr. Albert Gray, Man. � celflllQ. • ODtdt10 ^ I�: Ellicott. ,(see alao.Plcldert page) 8 e JONES — DRI]Yi4IfT _ r z I'bone PIC[. Is •"5j' w --'Pw'_'Y `.,:rs:n -s•-'.s 4.:^ �:Y.' .•. '. ...w. �.:a .,'•"�-'a, re+s�•m�+rr;�+' _.•.,"`.•`"�,.".i=c.i.e+-,.s�.�rds.r..-.:',w.tiwe.u�.w.w'�p.�'F�s£^,.",bW..'_Id:.a;,.m,a•-.drs,+wb.u�c.A�'- Y5s,f�.a..r�• .Y: :y-�.-s . - : .te , sr _ r 'uw m� :.a'..aez,a.,•,t C •°�5: --t� e..,.. _ , ... r... n - .•'4' a a. i y r sdrport would M a tsai Favor. Azores Rot . rh,pa a teoing Feld pro Fe tOOt�8I1 �� Found, pe - For Winter Flying . with a factory manufacturing str- PVCK - e Our "RLiICs � s planes.This will go down is history as y . CHASERS ;- 'P�� dPi Further investigation of the the- first county in Canada to es- The United States Professional proposed winter transatlantic sir tabliah an airport," said Reeve NEWS OF O.fLA. DOINGS should adopt the _Bv Elizabeth Etdy route vis the Azores is recom- -Turner, of Goderich: "We are Football Leaguemended by Captain George Thom- Herbie "Sweets" Mortimer, is Canadian rules governing kicks be- son, special survey officer for lm- setting the example and it is not threatening Harry Me- kind the goal line to further pep lip MYSTERY PASSENGERS: The perial Airways, London. He has without the bounds of reason, i ques�sA regular berth. as goalie the United States.game. Bud Shs= returned to England after a year's with the British Government new Trans Canada Airlines planes ' spending millions for air defence, r dor lire Goodyear club. Mortimer ver, vice-president of the Detroit aren't carrying passengers yet- in ••' study of flying conditions in the that Sky Harbor may develop held Hershey to a tie and scored Lions said last week in an inter feet you can3 buy a ticket to try South Atlantic. - aboard 'em. Their sole cargo ie Hia Although .the Azores Islands some day into a large industry." a win over Atlantic City on theft view. Majesty'a mail, Before the inaugur• tour of the Eastern Hockey Shaver, a former new man present certain geographical diffi- tourLeague. Port Colborne Sailors --said he saw, one Canadian toot*. ation of the Trans-Canada service, culties, Captain Thomson believes are scheduled to make the same ball final; and the biggest thrill of !t was announced by the powers= the route should be seriously con. New Outlet Vital tour°in February. the game was to watch 1La pisyets that-be that no "dead-heads" ("no- win- aid as an alternative 'in win- Jack McEwen of Oshawa G.M., run the-1411 out from behind the pay., passengers) world be carried ter to the more direct torte from _For Wheat Crops _ L in for s great season as net goal line. The Professional League'nereaas, aboard the planes. Who then are, England to New York via Ireland - 'minder forte Motor fllt '10 r who step might make the out of Trans-Canada air ships ev- With co-operation of Portuguese - ^T He,appeard to have plenty on the crowd thrills. qty time one lands at Ddaltoa, say, Unless Canada blasts a pia�for ball when it comes to controlling change, he said. or Montreal? The planes are full •meteorological and radio services western wheat-1n world 'markets. '"- the puck during scrambles in front Under the Canadian rules, it the lb Aorta, he suggests a aeries of the Prairies will not be able to Of his net. player is captured behind the goal oL them. 'S a funny world! flights could be usefully and safe- ' support their existing population on Osaie Carnegie came through line or the ball goes to the dead Jy carried out during the coming a Canadian standard of living. Prot with mighty fine effort for the St. . line, a point is scored for the op winter. Jacob Viner; of the University of Catharines Indian Chiefs as they posing team, Under United States TWO DEMOCRATS: Wt Prime re- Chicago, declared at Ottawa last defeated the Brights right in rules, if the ball goes, behind the some of the things thaof t Prime . Canada's FirBt' week before the Royal Commission Niagara Falls. Only excellent line an s kick,it la Pbc the defend- minister rite n d'20 yardsr and aprowlern Daladierleof y - .Dominion-Provincial Relations- goal-tending by Mowers, for the out and put !n p y y - France talked about when they Pon* County 4&Lirl.�.e•t % Subsidies world be a kind of s1- `alls, kept the St. Catharines boys !ng team. ter'r'ed in Paris? (of course it's a a..77 �11i�a ternative to new markets but they down to a 3-1 victory. miracle to ns that they could even would be no real solution, he saki. - —: Doug $unions mowed over from hear themselves speak above the his win position to centre-ice for r n noise of civil 'strife, threaten- Huron Cocfzict� Takeo Own and Canada did not have unlimited :Port Colborne leaf week and cele- �OiCE OF Opersltions of Sky Harbour revenue.sources from which to sup= Ing voices from Germany and port its wheat. —. brat" the event with s scoring ��� PRESS =talY)'They,decided to defend their Ate r<� The warning signals had been 91- brat" of four goals and one assist cotfntriea by: increase of French ver far'back in the last century. `:for a total of five points. artillery forces in the Far East to Huron County Council, at its He claimed "The people of the - $unions is leader in the race supplement British defenses: ap• closing session in November, made Prairies were trapped, were'drawn —for the fur-lined glass jar, an UNIFICATION ! n for proval of the Hitler Daladier Peace an important decision, after s in on the basis of prospects grossly { honor accorded b France..of 6.0. long discussion, to take over exaggerated," player who gathers the most war planes, mostly in Cana a me that-- points hat # play. a•mea to Waite all Canada can take - points in any One game• hope. Santa Clans will soon be credits extended from Loudon): Godericb, Ont-, and in future all the propaganda issued for set- ST. CATHARIN£S ARENA here. — Toronto Saturday Night, ezpreeaion by Chamberlain of hie conduct it as s county municipal tlement purposes was believed In A. Latest schedule points to the resolve to try and get national mil- airport, probably the 'first Of .its by those who prepared It." Dr. Via- grand opening of the new hockey FEED THEM ,WELL itary' conscription voted is In the kind is Canada. or, appearing for the:Manitoba GOT, arena in St. Catharines on Tues- ,cauma could take more ad United United Kingdom. The county will only take over ernment.,said. "Source'of these ag- day, December 20. The Toronto cage of the United States market - the private lease for the present encies' still issue the same type Of Maple Leafs' of the National g our live stock raisers would put and will take out the 1939 license have acre ted the is she .municipality's name. It propaganda. Chicago newspapers Hockey LeagueP more grain into their cattle. =Fair- . THE PAY-OFF: Ydu surely didn't :even today are carrying advertise- invitation'of the Garden City of- mer's Advocate think that Mussolini gave Hailer a e,orth maintain the fidajs to participate in the grand big hand in the Czechoslovak buss- 1 field. f W Canada. also will h meats of land opportunities- is ending fled astern opening ceremonies. St, Csth' BLOOM IN DECEMBER ness free, gratia and for nothing, The day was visioned when the arises' new hockey arena will be After being dead all summer, s. did you, without any expectation of the last word in artificial ice large locust tree at Albuquerque, in reward? if such was your naive be ■ palaces and the $enior O.H.A. car- New Mexico, has suddenly came to lief, you underestimated the clev- //��� �/��� / /� By WiOiam cult is proud to have the Garden life and U now In full bloom. Most senses of the Duce, or should we T�'fos Cv.\revs WoRl.D Ferguson City team and its new rink as municipal candidates are the same say the .diabolical ingenuity of members of circuit. way. — St. Catherines Standard. Mussolini plus Hitler—equals "the • - me-Berlin axis." The pa -off PROGRESS .... _ .. Rome-Berlin y comes now, m. the aftermath of We Are Ignorant - It was a news item when a Munich and the signing of the Ang- t —L church in,Petrolla recently decided lo-ltalian accord. when Hitler is ' _ Of French Canada -to pull down the dAving shed is helping Mussolini (in, oh. such s which horses used to be tied during very subtle wayl. to advance hie the Greatest Barriers church services. But will the nest claims on France's Corsica. Savoy. M__�- news item from the same church . Nice, Tunis. to C:af aalan Unity, �; concern the parking problem? - As long ago as the.first of Aug- roils Barrister Declares'•'—Ad Kingston Wbig-Standard.' list, 1935, a purported secret docu- YOcitea'Understanding One meet sent try Mussotlul to all his 1 „-•-�� Ano IN THE NORTH ambassadors abroad said that Italy %y It is unbelievable that any seo- .is determined ¢ e . Tf,}E EAR�+4• s GRr-^ J. Alex Edmleos._Montreal allot- tion of the South should protest de- m urge its claim to'the Latin soil velopment of the North. Practically of Tanis. adding that construction (�I.�� (C£ CAPS. ney, addressing an audience !a Ot- of 14 airports on the Libyan Tu¢is- AND GLAg=ERS -- -- last week said that "one of every dollar expended by aorthera wa ouch• as been ordered, pE LiP OF to industries finds its way to s Ian frontier h the greatest barriers to Canadian era Ontario to keep mannfactnriag ''which will make a speedy' cam �WFr�x�, unity is the great ignoraaoe of the leafs !n operation and to sastaln -most people, particularly Ontario D palg¢ possible." conceraing the French-Canadian." wholesale houses and contribute to Mussolini, nest objective 18 the 71� Mr. Edmlaon, told his listen the welfare of producers of farm complete domination of the Medi products. What would Ontario be terraneaa basin and the Suez Can- ..he spoke, "ss one who has spent without the Nortti? — North Bay Towards this he will be`helped u F7 the last 10 years In the'province of sZ. Nugget. 02 Qebec, atter spending 25 years in fist by the. reduciton. of !France ..IOatario." - U4►S IT WAS IN THE to a state of vassalage (with Hit .0 Many Mlseoneeptions " ler's aid); then by the overthrow - - BEGINNING" 4 "When I livedo Ontario. I had of,Britain as s world power (with NOT ONLY 51=T d ,, A letter from Quebec reads, In Japan•$ aid. tpoi., Sys, Bur ALSO f a complete mianderstarlding of the , : G�pW Tin11/ NEW art, as follows: "Everything looks `French Canadisae, and a prejudice gloomy with ns; to all appearance P�^rrL,zETS -agalnst them based on current finis g AL.L_ OAF R TI-1t�IR- - �coaceptlons. the ensuing winter will be a very SIGN OF THE TiMES: Is Premier he sooner the , people of On- troublesome o¢e , . . Emigration. Hepburn,losing his hold In Ont- `��� AND S WfS- ' tarso gel to know the French-Can- the very lifeblood of a colony, has srto? We pose the question, made almost ceased; agriculture Quite Coriolis by.the results of the mayor ..cone susrsusahcssee adian, get to appreciate his view- neglected; the ordinary .trade of _sky contest in, Windsor, David point an understandt'ags.'h4rsaplr- 7 7! the country depressed; all energy Croll, M.P.P„ won out there b7 ma- d and ambitions, the sooner and enterprise paralyzed, and coati- jority of 5,000, in Spite of the Pre- we will bring about itfterproviacisl dente between man -and 'man al- mier's intervention, personally, to "OW M(1}t 'T7NW— unity, which is absolutely neces- most destroyed." No, it was not OppOaq him. ELAPSES Ot.1 E MTH BETNVFEN tory in the future if Canada is to written tiffs year; it was sent.to -- _ _ THE ENDING OF FEB. 1.5T. AND take the leading part she should in the London Times 100 years ago.— Xft world affairs." THE WEEK'3 QUESTION. Whit T+-iE $hGAdFw O �vw 3 IED? Edmonton Journal- new type of legislation.ls likely to be introduced at the next session WE are apt to think of IIx nighty Ice masses of the north ss Automobiles' of Japan may be During the imposing of speed of the Federal Government, ODeu- water. Yet all the great ui cd with a carburetor attach= frozen•from large Quantities Of ori the Ice Age were formed lpp. limits in Bombay, it was empha- Ing is January? Answer: Unem sheets that held whole continents during of countless billions ent, just invented hg a Tokio sized that Bombay City is on.an ployment insurance measures and by the packing pawl salting and re-treeurra man, which is said .to greatly re- island and has only one road con- a marketing program• of tiriy snowflakes• - duce gasoline consumption. vection with the rest of India • F OZ 'gy L Frank Baum ,.WONDERLAND O I ' • � s es TF it I"OIL— C.piIJOAW ISM h4ly a "*L As the visitors passed along the Some or the paper people were on on one side of the street luau a. i paper pump and a paper boy was IIesida the path were-paper trees :he street walking along or congre- pumping water into a paper pail• street, a good many paper dolls ;sled in groups talking, but as soon ,Accidentally the yellow he, happeth n- all cut out very neatly and painted ;ams to the doors and windows of + a verb brilliant green color. Back of their houses to look at them, cur- as they,saw the strangers they flat- hertwing,sandBhenflew into the air y: the trees were rows of cardboard iously,'These dolls were all the seed tote the house a� teat d they 1 houwes painted in various colors, the same height, but were fn different "could se a es to be out of danger. and fell inti a paper tree, where .. most of them having.green blinds. shapes some being fat and some be "Excuse ms It I Bo edgewise," said palled him out�1 4ththeWsamet time the 1 :-some were large and some were _ Ing lean. Th earl dolls wore many the captain, se they came to a alight D very small, and In the front yards beautiful costumes of tissue paper• hili. 'I can Bet•atter coat mueh1" pug the paper iwater,ng owhbl tthe he pa- were beds of paper flowers Quite- wav, and not ft Utter natural in appearance. Over some of a nR a fltff it t fl p mn ki them Quite fy but the ,"That's ail right: said Dorothy. Jou p°aid 1911t1narl.who double.IOrnr heads and hands were no thicker We n t how You I am _ d my wind'? [he porches aper Vines were twin- do mind BO p khan the paper of which.they were sure." id, Shing them a cozy and shady •o . leas," ook ands. pp.. r • 'a -. y ..:4yu .. y -.q,: •.,w::.,y,y:4. ...'."-. .. .� ,s:.:. :"'' - .., .. .. ... :, ;�.,. �•„�• � D"#.�?•�"rt n � :1 �f' .u. -. ✓,. ..� '• 1.. {�.:�"' T. mak, Y•?:. �a,mvrssyt ?: ,�cg4yR15},r K. '�!..• ro•sv - y{.-s,:�•�'., .4x.': w--c,a•°'fc'4�� ..xurr±!n•✓•i S?MC.a.-r.•.zi`ii:�ns.• 3�,i »airs' :. - - =r r 1i r • • can hardly be seen by the human A few days later another letter y in Business Reviewed eye develops a asiatcieat amount of bearing the same address arrived. t' magnetic electricity to carry the The old man thanked Providence ., 1? sound of voice a considerable din- for sending along help, but point- By Leading Bank Executives How— Can tance without the use of ordinary ed out that only half the sum -BANK OF MONTREAL'S 121st ANNUAL MEETING wires. asked for 'bad reached him and L T s CARRY SLEEPING SICKNESS warned "The Lord of -the Skies" T Assets Reported at Highest Feint Since 1929— "'' BY ANNE ASHLEY discovery which they said in- against his unscrupulous - A ulous under p dicated migratory birds may be the lings who had kept 60 per cent. , Loans Show Increase distributors of the dreaded sleep- commission for themselevs. Ing sickness which ,mysteriously - An Increase,in loans for commer- in regard to the immediate future, Q• How can I make a cement breaks out among human beings Ontario Gets Half eial purposes of ;27,800,000--$47,• and, consequently, of some heli- for water pipe joints? was announced by three scientists, (60,000 in two years-to a total of Laney in business operations. Alto- A. A good cement fo_ steam o1 the Harvard Medical School. i and water pipe joints can be made They have discovered the disease �f Tour>tist,Trade ' 121st annual meeting of the Bank having in view the situations in ',° as follows: Mix 10 lbs. of yellow known to medicine as encephalom- P of Montreal, when business condi- other countries; the experience in Of the Endre Dominion-Fisher- `tions and the bank's important part 'Canada had not been unsatisfac- ocher, 4 lbs. ground litharge, 4 yelitis in ring-neck pheasants. man Tourist In a Bis Spenaer lbs. whiting, and therein were reviewed before the tory; most industries had main• 'fa lb. hemp, cut Until two, months ago humans Too a shareholders by the president, Sir tained a fair rate of production, up fine.- Mix these ingredients were believed to have their own Charles Gordon, G.B E., and G. W. with recession in some lines being with linseed oil to the consistency type of sleeping sickness,not trans. Th _ Spmaey, joint general manager re- offset in other directions. of patty. Of ing to Ontario in such increasing T .porting or mss an ac on - .'exa on quantity can-be made, using same g '+ Dodds. During the year, there was Reviewing, the bank's financial' proportion. BOON FOR THE SEASICK numbers it was keeping his de- , An increase of over $44,000,000 in statemen%.Mr. Spinney stated that _� Dr. Hilding Eker[ora, $ ship's Partment on the move all the -r �--•depositsr-•w4tb,4jweLs�anding__t ciease in the.number of com- J- $874,256,828• the highest point since mercial borrowers had perm e _ - mer can con es�rve 1928, The financial from Shrinkin an g' Tarith fish or restock rivers and lakes, position of the, more profitable employment of g d breaLd when line, has announced a new use for D. J. Taylor,"Beak, Sir Charles said..had been money than was to be found in frying them? benzedrine-a synthetic drug: he Y Ontario Deputy Min- ti -later of Game and Fi;heries, told well maintained at.the level of a short-term high-grade securities. A. Try boiling them for about claims benezedrine relieves sea. -- 1 x' year ago, when he had described However, as the result of low in- eight minutes before frying. Roll- sickness. Hop fed 10- to 20-milligram the Ottawa Rotary Club last week. It s. the strongest during the ten . tercet rates and the still moderate in them in,flour 'before frying He said 50,per cent. of the entire, ' M g ging tablets of the drug to 116 badly up years he had occupied the presid- borrowing requirements of bust- will also prevent them from set ocean travellers, and 101 of tourist trade of the Dominion was envy. ness, profits were practically the in Ontario, and the fisherman same as for the preceding year. breaking. them recovered from dizziness and tourist was a big - Gold Production at High "-o- nausea. The chemical's effective spender, ` A new high mark for gold produc- Taxes showed continued increase tion with recent output on s basis and the extent to which this had Q. How can I open a sealed en- ness lasted from four to five hours. been the case in recent years was velope, when I have forgotten a SUN SPOTS VARY of 1180,000,000 annually as a teat- ; ire of Canada's mining industry, shown in the tact that they were certain enclosure?. , Sun spots form a.pattern of al- Tropical Hues the largest grain crops in the prair 'sears beforebout odespiteethehfact that A•an five The envelope'can be open. ternate maximum and minimum of ..,New Favorites te provinces since 1932 and results y ed easily by laying a wet cloth intensity, it has been found in a _ _._ described as "good" for field crops there had been a reduction of 63 ove. the flap and pressing it with three-year study completed by Dr.' In the number of the bank's branch It is announced that women generally throughout the country, a warm iron. Hazel Marie Loah of the University bountiful catches of fish (although offices. _o_ of Michigan bbaervatory. are to wear tropical color prices were depressed), Increased In commenting on the strength of tooasumption of newsprint and the the bank's position as shown in the $. How can I take proper care, schemes in 1939. Tahiti rose, - developdtent in Alberta of lmpor ratio of quick assets to .public of'kitchen knives.and forks? coral pink, oasis green, palm "Heat x7:80 "per cent-, Mr..-,.' A. Make a_.SlannelJcnife-case Note t0 Heaven beige, manilla, cascade and mentioned by' i9ir Charles among Spinney observed a an as i clipper green are among new thb more satisfactory developments we would like to see the perdent- cupboard door, so constrctced that colors for resort and spring an 'of the year. age brought considerably lower, there will be a' separate com art- summer wear. The new shades w through an increase in good com- P compart- clerks in an Italian post -are suggestive of hot sande, sea At the same time it had been, he mereW loans, and we are glad the meat for each knife and fork. pffice recently found an envelope gg raid, a Period of great uncertainty treutd is in this directiotr." . The flannel will absorb' any moil addressed to "The Lord of the foam, the rolling main and titre left on the metal. Skies, Paradise.'.'' It contained a tropical skies: '-o- plea from an old ulna, who had Button-makers, shoe and hat Canadian Geese Q. How can I remove'dandruff designers, milliners and makers lost all his possessions in a fire, from the scalp? of dress ornaments, will follow AVE Output Decreases for a sum st est these schemes with- tropical " � � p A. A good remedy is to rub The Postmaster turned the let- P x-. - pur. olive oil thoroughly into the color motifs. Other new shades _ 4 -` „/ Belief that Canada is not Pro ter over to a charitable the case scalp every night before retiring. are glen grey, crayon pink, and V fdoa, which investigated the cane ' Y dating enough cheese was oz- Also shampoo the hair every two and paid the man 225. bsaque green. pressed by H. M. Hudon, manager weeks, and rinse well in cold � � the Co-operative ee of water. Monixeal, speaking att Belleville before the annual convention of DIXIE - is the Centra] Ontario Cheesemak- • ' The newlyweds had�just gotten ers' Association. Mr. Hudson said Canadian L (�� t et their train. cheese enjoyed a small premium What Science always Fresh John, dear," said the bride, "tet *r tet fry to make the people thick we in the United Kingdom market. w as o married a 1 Batter and other milk products, f ' e be arc ed long time." s Doingbecause you = "All right, honey," was the ans• contrarily, wore looking for buy- wee, "you ca ea. 8e thought butter produc- 1 •11 j cry the snttcaaes... tion-should be pieced on a domes cu �T GS you tic trade basis, and surplus milk CAN SLOW LIFE DOWN me so"141 A little girl was carryin inilo alleeser s o a ave en Us 1fV them. - rop slowed down so that one minute • o "Did you break aHyl" naked equals 30,000 years In their rate of 'Modern' living by a method reported to the Mr mother. American Philosophical Society. No," aid the child, "but the in• the laboratory various kinds - 4isdla cam® off some of them.,, .Etiquette of bacteria and yeast cells were "1 know what's passing in your BY ROBERT.A LEE ; plunged into liquid hydrogen, thst iniad," said a girl to a nervone has a temperature around 400 do glees, Fahrenheit, below zero. The young. man who had been paying 1. What does it signify when a tiny bits of living matter froze at - -- ler masked attention. "1 know why neighbor fails to return a first call -the equivalent of a drop of 1,000 do you are calling here night after within six weekaT grass per second. might, appropriating my time to 2• How can a tactless person They did not, however, form oz- -yourself, and keeping other young overcome the embarrassing habit dinary ice, which is a crystal sub. '+ mea away. You want me to marry of often saying the wrong thing, stance. They were in the vitreous you, don't you?" or saying something at the,wrong state. When thawed out rapidly, no . - 'I-I do," the young man Stam• time?, matter how long they had been !co- ek11C% e B • e : •� sicced' - 3. When a man and a girl are sen, most of them were stili alive. i "I thought so. Very well, I will.'• eating in a public place where there is dancing, who leads the POCKET PHONE Don't worry ff your job is small way from the table to the dance A vett-pocket telephone which a - - - ' And your rewards are few; floor' - - - - Derson can carry and operate with that the mighty oak 4. What are the most important i Was once a nut like you. p out the use of wires, !s one of the • • • • things to bear in mind when writ- possibilities of the sear suture. A i'ClassiFi_ed' /°advertising ing a bread-and-butter letter? coil of wire so tiny that the strands I__ - , I m all out of aorta. The doctor 5. When a bride-to-be receives _ said the only way to cure my rheu- many gifts, how can she remember - - - - ----- statism was to keep away from all dam ' �► pness." each donor. r•OST AND FOVIM PHOTOGRAPHY "What's so tough about that?" 6. What sized tip should two ONLY HE BEST business women leave on the to-_ FARMER'S PANACEA: ROBUST ONE ENLARGEMENT. 8 GLOSSY "You don't know how Billy it' healtb often lost. always found prints with roll developed 25c. Pho- ble at an ordinary noon-day with MUS-SEE-SEB; millions toart Service, nrawer 8119,,Trenton atakes we feel to sit in an empty ? throughout Canada have proven Ontario. luncheon? themselves during Quarter century. bathtub and go over myself with'a Answers ` Men,women, children, genalne fire vacuum cleaner." r, 1. It indicates but one thing;- "a help. 4?osit vely guaranteed: Ob — g.. tainable Eaton's. Druggists, Gro- Black eye' are that the neighbor does not wish4�> :; cera LYONS Y possessed by a to form a friendship. )•t is rude - � s clever,. witty person, says �" >' CLEARANCE SALE o for one not to return a first call MAKE A PLANE RECO\DiTIO'NE ) FI;RNITI-RE press release. Or the person within two weeks. 2. "Do not talk `z� We must dispose of our tremen with a slow left, It might be,ad- n ` BUILD AND FLY YOUR OWN dous stock of reconditioned furni did. until you think: Let this become plane. Write for catalogue, ten ture by January 1st, .regardless..of a fixed habit and your trouble cents. Parte and accessories for cost. Every article Is thoroughly r N ' sale. Hicks-DeHamel Air Craft Co,. cleaned, reconditioned and s,.Id with will vanish. S. The girl should go. 4$ Berkeley Street, Toronto. a definite money-back t;urrr:,o'.e of La M.MoneY O - PATENTS portunity to buy that furniture you ' 4. The most important thin is P l+T aced ata fraction of its real v clue r Lies.Behind it promptness. This letter should be This outstanding triumph I. al OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR. 85 Chesterfield Suites, (3 piec8s) r List of inventions and full lnfor- in a large va tety of styles f -written immediately upon. ones proof of quality. Twelve first oration sent free.The Ramsay Com- and covers, all guaranteed thor- return home. Second in import- prizes In twelve classes. in this any,Registered, Patent Attorneys, oughly clean. Priced from $9.50 up. ifoaey, good housekeeping, tol• ante is a sincere expression of ap- year's Baby Shows at the Toronto STs Bank at.. Ottawa. Can. 3e Dining Room Suites in oak _ Ornate and love are the keys to reciation. 5. List each gift as it sad'Ottawa Exhibitions, were walnut and birch, all nine t P won by babies fed OA 'Crown 1.11RSUliAL piece suites, buffet• china ca fact Fp,y married lite, Marjorie Moore, arrives, with .a description and Brand'Corn Syrup. - - and extension table and s teffther otofamilycourt Investigator, QUIT Tul;.� ' 'r r, SN1'FF, EASILY, upholstered chairs, completely rename Of donor. Do not trust t0 ► What better evidence can inexpensiv--h It-.me remedy. Testi- ftrllshed. Priced from $24.95.leuses memory. G. Twenty-live cents is. there be of the coniidencewhich montal . r:rr r:uu.•ed Adults free. 25 Bed Room Suites, in birch, she said lack o1 money was the sufficient for both, or fifteen cents _ Canadian mothers and their Bartlett's, I:, I. ivinnipeg. walnut, enamel finishes, dyes f factor that led to family quay- physicians have !a the purity ser, chest, full size bed. sagless each if they prefer. • • IF YOU WANT AN AFFECTION- springs and brn.nd new mattress cod quality of Crown Brand, at* romantic sweetheart, with .Other factors, she said, lIIciad- tam?,lrtely refinished. Priced from aasging and poor'housekee'housekeeping A delicious table money write: Mary Lee, 445-0, $ ''•r'r pro• p ayrypt Rolla,bdlssouri'. ;rdd rhesterrlelds, $4.95; Chester- wives, hester wives, failure of husbands to 'Crown Is treat .or„" field Chairs, $3.95; Day Beds, $3.95. e their wives out mote oft.a, A .NAPPY REMrNDER! ��the whole family. �1YN8 1[ARRY—WOULD YOU MARRY IF Dressers, $4.95; Chiffoniers• (0.50; �y um4reds—to--choose—from.--_-.Kitchen Qabineta, $9.95; (las Stoves t01Ma Tondwbopthat pictemoi some with tneana. Many farmers' 1111.507--sewing Eiacrite'es- i8: Whillis In 1ee9Eh Kan can still aiin daughters and widows with ppro- Breakfast Suites, $7,95: Beds. $2.60 • we your elf •U1.1 d!er'Cro" Bread' �qN SYRuf , erty. Particulars, los con on. 60 good Used Rugs, all sizes; 100 V D brand new Mattresses, any size •Syrup lab" tiaL. Canadian Correspondence • well-tufted, heavy roll edge. Special ! ` I t week's Club, Boa 128, Cla_rgary, Alta. TeNab t f a r $$Buy With confidence! Money-ba k w: ERM OR=' POTATO BAGS Guarantee. All goods carefully Pack ` 14q 'URN ��� re ready for prompt shipment, on receipt at money order. N eOt POTATO BAGS FUR SALE 2%r- LYONS « TEE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD � low rattwtatas t The CAIIADA STARCH COMPANY UmIld each. W also DAY highest vrices FURNITURE CO .ar•or.Mra.r'..•r •� luue No. 51- 38 for funk. ConsaliStred Tor and '478 YO a St., 1 Metal, b8 Ningnra Street. Tnrnntn 116 Toronto 2 ve'w. �,• ,,. -t ;. ,i7-" :, .. .. 'y. ;� .. ' m �n v : arr- r .. •_.-..'r �,. .;+✓ren..t.. ., ,_.. „�,,,�;'.:. .:• .,... a g -,' _ that Hitler made, sa7ft fiat the �/ * � kesGCi� UI British bad treated, the Indians in L. ..E.O•ilrL Canada most cruelly,.bas brought a lie� cig ¢� Learn to Play Zesar ung Protest ft+om an Indian FQl!T�tiiAL DIRECTOR AND iLTi pR less: il•� Faid In+�i°°s Chief, who saystha't th have r HAWAIIAN GUITAR, SPANISH SUBALKER MANOR HOTEL � Suften►uoas to the United States been treated most kindly and gen- GUITAR and UKELELE -!luocessor to W. J. Ywtl+ef, - ��LLS ism lix �� >jf1.00 fa attvsatts. I erously by the British. In all cas- , ROUE, OIndividuiA half-bour Seasons Bw.tretville _ es where the British ' have madet an • --'- •Nigt d Dap ae 8 rvi conquests, she has aimed at imp- Community Hall just completed. Mona Kya Studios IUH�i d 1 t.0 i,i. 1�tJJ'IdfO roving conditions, notwithstanding Strictly modern; beautiful Dance Unionville, Buein«.e Phoo� Residence I"bona Clarcm)nt. Markham, yHOI 9820 what Hitler and his Nazi govern- Floor. Banquets, Socials, Clubs U<bridite. SLOUdYiBe, Editorial Comment moot may stay. Eu byes, Dant es catered,to. _ .-•----- Ter-os on application. Instrumentseupplied on request, Hitler feels deeply incensed that It is very seldom that we have Come to an up-to-'a,e, wellcomucted locot�vince you as to the merits our "'Britain and- the United States I"such a mild fall as we have had place for your next panty. vstetn you will receive FREE of ehargs should protest against the inhum- this year. Farmers 'are busy plow- honeMa vera 4,W2 17-2L one lespou on any one of the above 'ani and biota] treatment of the ing, and flowers are in bloom in - instruments. Jews in Germany. In order to ju"- difierent parts of the province. t t* bbnmff, he charges BA", P of the npinion IF that our 11 FL E PEh MANENT NAGGING CAIN with ill-treating the reeidente of seasons are changing, but we r 11 ova a 7HAT FRA -S THE JEMPER countries which they have conquer- doubt that is the case as we.have la$ElI'1DG8 V Q ed. 13e says that the Germans in had similar winters in the past- - ANC NERVES. f T MAY B E -the African Colony, which the Ger- There are certain changes however,. ^alai WAWANESA Of CO. General Agency YOk1R EYES. 'L mars were compelled to hand over that are very noticeable. In years f11s•p rtes for harm cid .Gator• Mo,(;DR�ii(;$-DEEDING H. TUCK. OPT. �. ',.to Britain after-the World War are gone by, and not many years ago, Boildhp being very badly' treated. The Ger- the people of this province delight Wtolotorm Insun�e sa DaWis�s DEALER -„:sissy �se>t► op. !. Q mans in that Colony are protesting ed iii seeing the• s:mw in order Wiadmo& Sibs otic. 161 beim return- that they could do their teaming.. � 1 ATAO - Dom”^'� O - very strongly against g Aataaolil• ms�stsa -ted-to Germany, which Hitler is de- It was necessu3ry to go to the woods FI.EU)ltY ?OD>d9PE ANDERSON : ung• • H'$' mates the same and 'secure their supply of fire- AD Elam. 11li�CEMMY & REPAIRS jhll chargee reBB ng South Africa, ' wtiod, or get tier for the erec- 1YrN• or )rlwas Steil �Yapn Wheels. P•dlss Reef- — where the Boers were defeated by tion of be and other buildings, SOW) $I� (� fI�w laf. ]Trost or Lwsdy !•nos Notice /'� (` '['� the British. Britain. has no more This work can be `done much more _ OeedGasoline sal ONs 'o V LS : loyal subjects now than the Boera, I ply in sleighs than in wagons. w'BTTST ONI'AfltlKl Dei Ishan with their The snow wets much more enjoyed _ who are well pied E. T. C. AUTO PAIL .-.r treatment by the British. The same as sleighh* parties were very 6k1�IBRAL ]IIIARDMABE We do Building of all kind* experience is seem in Egypt. When tan and much enjoyed. The ad- LL y Fra1�k Wry ht the Egyptians were defeated, their vent of the automobile has Chang- L',it T I l l l�7!C'I i 1 V C I ,1 , g U RPENTERIN(3 `yeeder wee, taklen to Ceylon 88daa ed an this. It. .te a b, 1e na•► almost imp- =tt Tillers---w else to 111111111 -- A LZ (JNT. OB V ENTFNQy prisoner. Some time a cutter or sleigh, or 'LUiidIA1G adfaftw it 'Was good g bug" whip- Tho" were ha Y ens low thing for their country that they days. There were no high, miWamddle faster. The KID GANG is atiD Law Motor Sales a� lost the war, as Englanld had.done or lower classes in those times and leader in a two-bottom Horse Plow• ACKVING mach more for them than they no cliques as we find it today. 7% No. 8 We tor Plows redser �hr. a it-Pl mouth W. :i ,w self fireuiCuN Ltvv9as eoald do themselves. The statement' Plowing flours. We have Plows fW y- Y ' -- --- — Every Purpose-1 nearly new►-13 Dealer ' b! tPriale.l�mpire'�at6room poo Festflisers--drain Drill. 8w�s _ '. l4gezt�pnteet, Duro Water - ren in ail, nearly W steel Zere- GW)D USED CARS Systems, Beatty i PLAN TO EARN MORE= IN 1939 seed...' .. .. .. .. .. .•...... 'GOODYEAR TIRES 19tt►blr kaa�iQntPni ' We sell Cream Separators, ]T3ee- WI>rt.Ai2lD BATTERIES an a.ther Buil bg Material_' ', : . Enro'for a Business Bourse We Fenem and Fertilisers elf. GENERAL BLACKSh11THING E.+timastes Free �T Sa�A �f SCHOOLS SKILLED Ml)TOR REPAIRS Work f3uaraoteed Frost A Wood — Coeksbntt Give as a eria oa a New or a Used Ca. NEW WINTER TERM -. Delaval Pedlar Products Hours Towing service J., P K.f�1 U SE Grose Fertilizers . . :_TLS ESDAY, 'JAN �}iU — Gordon I Law Phone 1502,, :. i - PTCTCF.RfNA. nv1r.4,EW) 1V F. DISti 1?1', Greenwood Phony 2W ©O GRADUATES 'HUNE PICK2314 4ltt PIUKER1Na� (1rlTaRlO( HIGH H SC H .- MAKE YOUR FUTURE SECURE _ H � - y� f,P"*memio, rout bash rchool enhance y ur op 'nth ti icor early emroBusiness' r_��� se at Shaw Sc hoots.and xreody eubaxe Yoer opportunities t 11 for early reta6 - �jj'meat sad future+drancemem. Spar Business Coarses lead to hive-P a 6004,anal. Hadio Service Accouotins soil Brsinesr Admtmstraa•e.Posmoa. =_ DAY—NIGt s: vuJ..,t pro .•cwtatn..o_:a , a _tbiLgr THEATRE ATR and I and industrious apaticat+on. HOMr S!U7Y macatained a• Expert service. and re- :Frc.Em�lo9n �arc.aeat Exp COURSES la0/ tuuutasv.i+�aoa3 - '''C7�T.F3IZ'}3"Y' FREE are REQUEST Hs. sooKLET FREE ot+ pairs to all mak Reas e r< lorrlm 6.rtw @�srw�� Turks. vitd N wrstq Lowe•rcrf/tciti w or r,"Up WA%Cir Tiwes".U NUt evict • c.L FRIU.NY and SATURDAY irtawtt.9rrs rd rept trio,corn.•.tria¢aw rates rwd easpkywewt s"Vice. opable cs6mrgae Work 12 DAY SCHOOLS IN TORONTO pECEMBER 18 and 17 Kuarante®d A.W.MITCHELL Hand OtBce. t t 30 Bar St. KI 3165.3t"3167 „� Two S'-elws it 7 and 9 ARTHUR . FIELD PlCkeritl g t Sat.Matinee at 1.30, t I I Graoaste.Radioand Television lnstitim 'Valley of Member ORicial Radio Service Mcs"i ( t• Giants" d0 Phone 5'201. PICK ERING the is _ F ULL E z,-.10F IIN TECHNICOLOR with VEAL- CALVES WANTED- Winter 'Automabile Accessories 'JVAYNE MORRIS -. .. C-AIRE TREVOR FRANK MHALE • - �'restone,. ,Alcohol, i Heats rs; _. ALAN Sell your Calves at home. bConday,, T� y wednesdaT =Save time and money. Defrosters, ::Tire Chains, Fans, u�:CE 19. and "4� ,radiators eta, -etc. TwoShotus, at 7 and 9 .have a buyer at the farf�ri -=` Let..us give y. our car `a ,winter ;`Four :Daughters" Monday,`,- '_Tues. day and ITH tune-up. _ `� : PRI�C;LLA. LANE et OLir Wholesare :ROSEMARY LANE :Wednesday• , Garages, g C ALE PAGF -- ���� LCLA LANE y -: Prices. _ - 7 ARMS . ._- - .. : - - - - -• :.: • CLAUDE•KAINS .. : JpHN GARFIELD LIl1II�,p 3 �^^� Dp Cli AS. C` Or T•R ..." ' CLAR F.II O1, i TELEPHONEW TlrF TO OUR _ M�• PA1 RONS• LOWES . Give' Brock Theatre Tic tits for - - - - Christmas This Year. Aro el and ne Enquire a Box : ,.., .' . •. ' •' i 'xpea ive Gift. E t _ . The Economy Storey ��,�e for panic,tars, W For our Christmas_Su pplies t. Icing Sugar, 2 lbs.'for �" '$arclay-Transport �+ •Fine Wheatlets, 7 lbs, for 25c. Chifd's Flannelette bloomers 25c. Candies, Fruits, Oranges. Glaced 'Pineapple rings, 5c. Women's Wooltex Vests 55c. Dally Glared Cherries, per, lb. 39c. Childs' Wooltex Vests .; .'45c• between Claremont, Brougham, 'Chocolates or Assortments -Lemon & Orange Peei lb. 25c, 3 Bars Cashmere ,Bouquet Greenwood, Whitevale ad Toronto (Currants, 2 lbs. for 25c. Soap and Perfume 2bc. ! 4-Ib, .Ii01 89C. $taisins,_2 lbs. for 25c. Pepper and Salt Sets 15c. are ined'to be'canifa • y ;Pitted Dates lb. 10c. Roseglow Butter Dish 200• courteous and reliable. entlemen,3 Toilet Sets Mincemeat, 2 lbs for 28c. Roseglow Tumblers 5c. :'.]gellog's Bias b'Iakes, with Box Chocolates Ib. Zbe. Spiv Rates on LoiAg D,,ttee, Writing Paper, Christmas Carid Cream Pitcher 2 for 23c. :Roseglow Sherbert' & Plate 10e hauling. ,Fancy Boxed Choeolateil Sandy Ammonia, 2 pkgs. for Ile. Mirrors t 2bc. . _ - ..• '• _ No order fes s1na11. Now too IsrA f Store open oacb evesiag until 18 o'elock. � `I` AN sMppents Insured and protseMs PLACE how Weather 0: A. C. Brooks Claremont Mole) .. � r - rd. oar..� c •••, a. %all a CLAREMONT. ONTARIO owns and operates ttatat >< 11ri! Phcne .. ti .' •.LiJ .:•'. •'.'.. •• ,. •J +'-aY 6`i ev' X� aa1,n.^`Y,+e Gly' n CLAB$1[ONP ftbering Farm Ltuds Developed - ,� -.. �� Eyesight Education t :.rte Dr. x. E. Itc�Ew.ai , r LAND SURVEYOR Mss. C. A. Brooks was o Toronto •: �x�; QtItL AT _�risitor on Monday. f A splendid example of the dev- f t a� � 1 Seo' Overland's ehidattiraaa Stock dlopaient of once-considered worth- BOOSE S F. J. DONZVAN a A., s. Be., air ..of Candies, Oranges and Nuts. • lees farm Janda, has taken Place in CASH dTOsZ EFFICIENCY <f L_s. On flis, are the reeoeds of sates Mrs. Thomes. Lye is•viaiting for this Township during the past twe ---'r- ;� reyors Gibson w Oshawa. Y mold 1lfl. ' s few days with friends in the city. years on the 4th- concessio.i north of Our prices are lowest owing } Y !Frank and Mrs. Allaway, Wbithyl,- here on the approximate one hand- to very low•overhead. Call and u ,r`�(��(' .a , were guests of Mss. Chandler on red acres purchased by Ds. N. E. see for yourself and be con- C .H. 1 UUI, W ;A. .Cormick S��y last. McEwen of Pickering. This land is Day Schoolei and :Sunday Schools situated on thevel belt once vinced• Be sure and get your " r gre are hard at work preparing for the referred to by Proof, Coleman of ticket with each 50c. cash pur- 'I Opt, FLORIST r t usual Christmas Concerts. Toronto University, as the one-time 'chase, • Three prizes *111 be Currants, Raisons etc. at Over- shore of Lake Ontario. Owin to land's Fresh Stock >4o•W on sale. `• g given each Saturday night at sb'ed>Ebt Speeiallst N�1 'w unusual gravel content it has not oral Designs for all Oe- Plan to attend the United Church 10 P., m., Your Selection. — _�°•y fig• dopa P. O•? _ T g been considered as ideal farm.lands., Osmwo. Pbs" 161110 Cas10II8 x. Concert in the Community Hail to- Dr.. McEwen purchased tha� proper- CLAREMONT, ONT. y ~, Ing A White yGift Service :Will be tage of its Scenic beauty by build- ##TT♦ �' ' e subjected to an even source of light held at the Sunday morning session Ing and selling-country homes. He �Tf�i� � THEATRE Work keeps him stead Cut FloWers8i POtted Planta of the United Church Sunday has to date over half a dozen new ; fly in one position :Will lead to harm Free Delivery, In Pickeriug District 1 School. homes on she property; all Occup- STOUFFVILLE ' mucic quicker than' will be noticed, - Christmas Gifts at Oserland's in- fed, Hydro lines brought in, and P ,1�, should. the same worker be stand- 124 Brock St.. W., W111TBYone elude, Fancy China, Towels, Men's shin revealed s rich garden-staff frig at a higher desk and walking Phone 324 7tf Socks. A large assort>rceat�o choose producing soil. Part of the farm _ -- - about at his work. The. �hyaical __.. g�Y from. Come early. • has been resold to the Township, cor�ition and the eye condition of !rhe Christmas Season will be .ob- 3bowing _ which. p;acinces enough gravel to anyone is another imProtarit fest- i .served in the. serviees at the LhAit- take caof the needs of the man- Wei Nights-8.15. Standard Time ure to 'be considered. In the first Fa�`i' a Elevator re - ed Churchon Sitaday next, and also icipality for P5 years or more. The SaL& Holidays-9 Shows.7 and 9 p.m place, the one who is not up to the 'on the 'foll'owing Sunday, Christmas Conlon Gravel CO. ' have also res- rid L nbAm 1,F K I DAY&SATU It DAY mark may find Bight more aggrav- Claremont, Ont. Day . ently purchased a large settler( far ating than will the individual who Ile ladies of the BaPttsi Cbasrch gravel purposes and will furnish DON AMECHE is normal physically. Coloured len- RM, pMy IIBJ offjq "W. it are coriLxsuing their series of meet- eniploymerd to our residenters. IN nes in the eye correction are there- ings in the homes of their member's, fore found more beneficial and nec- one afternoon of each week, meet- •fir ff FL©Di! SAL19 i teat Week at the home of Mrs. iCaiild -of Thanks _ - JOSETTE wry' s�ngat certain patients un- Hr.aa 4 til they bec=3,e properly built up. 241a ij•,ii .) mak. mon- WITH Glare io a symptom when some '!8's ' over land's open every night till ) after Christmas. • appreciation to the many friends _ [MO`E SI tiIEiN dition and in this way may'not be Z�'s Kee in mind the Public School ROBERT YOUNG P and neighbors for their kindness a lightir g.fault whatever. The one !8's it l6 Uhristmas Concert beim held in the in our _ JUAN DAVIS know this se well as our OPtome- g and expressions of sympathy ' who approves your tightia ma _ • _Hall at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, Deeem- went bereavement, in the death of « y ber 20th„ Admission, 25 and 1.5 eta. a kind wife and mother. March of Time" (riot. A wave of excitement and some -ELECTRIC ' sine�aineas broke over our commma- John R. Clark MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDN';DAY xi p� ' Sty'during the poet week, follow<irig !biro. Jona 3iawsl. ATTENTIONI FENCERS tClaremont'a participation in the D�CEI�fBER .1J, 'dJ aid 2l wave of crime which broke out in ftfClt w7treet8ff - - Ontario County. On Wednesday SHOOTING MATCH Y t ' S 1 M PL E— E .O N O M I Ci A I& night E. Hinaa woe, awakened by Starring Brock Road Grave the sound of a running motor, and on the farm of JoFn `Scott, 8th g HeldaLive Stack Safely Rini one W� upon, his appearance, several men :on. Pickering, Saturday, Decem- 1r DYl HE FELLO%S It Q T e, with arm- tier 17th'. Geese. Shelia p;\Mded. J�_ LEO CARILLO J� Jix - Years Vere '- ran out,from his garag - I OWA] B1JN D loads of-parcels, , taken from his CrusheJ Pit it Run have proved their worth on 100, track. on his calling to them' they "Fight to a. Finish" Gravel Ifo dropped the most of them,' and _ OOO farms in U. S.A. The 20tb century w t _ LESLIE SMITH " Y a o bold live otos!( LE Y n were - ' hastily got into the car and Sand `' w► -=off. No serious losses are reported- TF MR'DAY, FkIDAY & SATURDAI SaI1d and Graded ; i �• +,�:t21 i ► tg ii;� vhf i : i- Mr. G. M. Forsyth's garage is also :Expert reported broken into on the lama DECEMBER 22. 23 and 24 Stone For full particulars write night, but, no- losses are reported . "'Hollywood f f i) +i v 1. 1 '1� l Ill P i' > t t�). Jill' � e. FAR (I there eitl.e 'F'pre_ wa; .sic„ the Ra.-44n service Hollywood Hotel 183 King, East. Toronto, or :.chase given by Cons-able W. H �F :.folic: tltltal►a RU E. Ti:i< A _.. -SHORTS o o?ar PHONE: Plant Pick I and others for a car of thieves who DIXIE P SAD 19 'JOHN BOURNE � yO,y 7 whitevale .Ontsrk►• had robbed the Uxbridge stores, - :With the subsequent phoning to this place by Uxbridge police of-the de- parture in this direction of the rob- :,bens. Constable. Miller was waiting : for thein on our main deet, and CANADIAN CA'T'TLE ,TO LIVE AT NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR + tried to bring them to-stop by fir- - ing at these. It is thought.that he had wounded one of them, Puss- - TlAy the driver, for the car came to - .a stop south of the four-corners; _where it is btiieved they changed drivers. No word h"t been hea-•d of these thieves to date. ' There havw. - s •' - A also been reported suspicious char• •. "$` acters loitering, about town, • that ti f j'f ' A Q., •. has aroused the interest of the sat- horities. However in spite. of this of s _ s I _eicitement, Claremont has n f- u "fered from this particular form of Q ' crime. There have been several cas- es of chicken-thieving, and in' one 'case, a Pg was i included' . in the �fi f;; x x � .:';w ?• u ' + '<.r r. 'y� fi ,'x`•°.>t 'sy �%'4b �' 3 8. a bot ty. There is a general' .antici a y f . a f Eich of wholesale thieving during iso' ri the- coming winter, and a word of i f ad rice, .to exercise a bit more than �,!ii R• ♦ Y the u'qJ;nl P�Pmautjons Would —f £cK 1's•'�i1losa!, Win, � x.. P Y `•�; y J MA v$ @' rt�r @^. '� A •� .. ,i -.r. C} t. � k. �: •y-•i i:. �,1�,y..� } .::moi 'y t3'. � � y.?t' �c`+� ,�. �1 � .�•+Y � 1� �,{'. � ''Z.�M i,.7w'. �`"• `3 1�8'�"..•,' .i�`S�. _'�:, t Pour dairy breed associations of tether with 110 animals from United Campbell,Cleveland.ch<^.limon of the of the Dairy World of Tomorrow, -,:nada (jersey, Ayrshire. Holstein States' farms. All dairying pro- general rules committee, the govern- New York World's Fair. (3) Ayr- r . In simple but rich der i�� Friesian and Guernsey) are partici- cesses, including 'feeding, cleaning. •inq body through which the breed shire breeders: Hugh Bone, Scotland: 4 sign we car 'furnish ' ,`" 'gating„in the most important dairy milking and conditioning and pro- associations will extrcise control of H. W. Jeffers, and Frank Napier. rt memorials that will cattle exhibition ever held` on this ceasing the milk, will be demon- the exhibit. Tl.e plan is that each Ottawa, secretary of the Canadian ?; ease from ever continent. It will be separately strata through glass partitions to breed as:pcia!ien :.ill .select repre- Association. (4) Broadland Victor, 9 housed in a special $50E}000-building the public ani the ~~a^^' tativ,cattle f,r the-exbibition_ancL Grand Champion Guernsey bull. st appoint In didsity -at the New York.World's Fair dur- the 150-head herd will be distributed determine for itaeIf how,each breed Roy'AI Winter Fair, first animal o�- of •appearance our Ing the six months commencing May among the 50,000,000 visitors ex- is to be shown. In addition to the cially announced as selected work will stand out 1st, 1939. Although under the petted at the exhil,ition. A novel cows, champion bulla and prize Dairy World of Tomorrow exhibit. a through the ages. auspices of the Borden Co., which ii feature will be-the milking operation calves-of each kind will also be owned by William P. Hamilton. Na Greater Tributeproviding the building. the exhibition on the famous Rotolactor,each breed exhibited. M: Maine. (S G. Clemons. Dorn - McLa ,Hugh Bone,Drank Napier. will be controlled by the' breed group being shown separately on this In the above picture are shown: ury ussee X. W. STAFFORD aasociatione,' each of them having rotating device. E G T Con7tlia. Vt; •K B M itisconsin; A group o Hotateith breeders etas+ BMgbwq Mosumeetw one vote aloe with the single vote Arrangements for inclusion of the ft to right) Glenn Householder, N.H.;Roy Grant,Moncton.secretary Wafrl� of the Borden Co. The Brown Swiss Canadian contingent In this important Dorr McLaury, N.Y.; Canadian Guernsey Club, and Jams 1'!1. Ji! Whitby Ofat. 'Association of �ite'Llaited States is exhibit. centrally located at the Fair Henry.W. Jeffers; The Borden Co: Bremner, Toronto. secretary Cana- Y Yvon Road Wei also co-operating. Grounda,.vmra eoenpieted in Toronto G. 11d, Clemons, Brantford, Ont.. than Jersey Club. (6) K•W:Jeffers, =i` s Forty prize•wtnning Canadian during the Royal Winter Fair by secretary Canadian Flolsteia-Friesian' Uri. Wm. Keatfo ndall. Brsrd. Oct:. .,. cows will be selected by the various Henry .lepers of the.Borden Co., Aseocistioa and J.J.McCarthy.The owner of the Grand Champion Ise- Aseociations to represent Canada � .r ►, cry bell.Golden Cou;>bs FLyh Plyfet. Looschle NePhss Sir Model Darin�ayq the World's Fair they will be president of the Walker-Gordon. 'bell L . st,bkd under modrJ woditiotu, bo- Farms: Plainsboro. N.la• and Gk= brad by M.L McCarthy. (2) Harms and Jatoes Bremner.. _ . 1,.:'��;.q.. ..+ .> .�+etS"'�'.:.;�;.:r^"S",r,T'._^••'7,-.an�<:..,+e��p .:.,... .. ;s _it, ,. .. - - •e tee_ • -• .. �• „+ v,�.-�.. .o.. .. .,....:e•.. ,..� ...-�„_,;x� a.�e�n .:i '�.d.- _ 'ate.,�wah�7� a`ver=:.�.:.'n' ... '•' •9 J The .eashed Guns DICK TRACY of Circle L ^ JOIN TME DICK TRACY by Perry' Westbrook fECRET sERVICt PATROL _ QV� It's Easy I Ita's Fu ! Ev boy and —�rl can join Dick Tt=y in his war SYNOPSIS: Slim Loyale is par "Well," drawled Roy, running his a against cisme—tie is on all'duh Died from prison after serving 18 fingers through his hair,"if he ain't 1 setxets—get grand free gifts ' months for a crime de did not eom- broke entirely, he's real bad bent. �• ) 6t'sTYOUR NtrM118380FFICIALPATROL BADGE—Get He returns to his Circle. L He folded up like a sack." new 1939 Oficial Badge,your Secret Code Book ranch to find has father dead and Daokta shrugged. "Looks like the withnew1939codes and your Patrol Pledge.Ifyou — -sinister forces at work, trying to lid's off," he. grunted. • ''Stoney aren a member•now be sure to mark your coupon make him violate his parole so he Sheard was right when he said hell "Member"and et your special Honor Member's �. g - was gonna pop on this range. Slim, pp _ viean again be railroaded to ps `Second Year" ad a with the service Chevron. The BrockweHs -aid their gang a s n ° ` aroplotting to pain possession of won't pees up nothin' to get yuh. 7. A.Or ••:: V VnNYOUR �"" �&r' ! Circle L ranch and the.property of There's a hefty purpose behind all .•\ _ - - WX Mona Hall, a neighbor and lite-tong this an' I'm gonna find out what it ;/I l OFFICER'S - _ PENN friend of Slim Loyale. is^ ` eADfilE51 811rn discover that Sheriff Star Little Business Deal TreSoeretCodo e buck has Joined the plot against The newt morning, not long at- Book Tells Now him. With the help of Dakota Blue ter sunrise, Slim and Dakota Blue In Canada all the grand free gifts Dick Tracy DICK TRACY.Boz iodi- erboroush.Out. Aod his cowboys, Slim Loyale de- rode into Pinnacle. Slim had con- offers on his radio program—are obtainable m��tQ�w a� 'vl meal Secret ktT badpie��e to ei to d ices the land-grabbers to .do theFr faded to Dakota.his plan of taking with box to s from deliaotu Quaker Corn 193 Dick Tran Secret Code Book.and octal Patrol Pi se. worst up the mortgage on lions Hall's es! 'I (p�uaker Corn FlAes with the better 1 .�oaa 2 Quakpu Com Flakes. Quaker Pu ed Wheat or Puff spread, at which Dakota had just - gavouz—you, love them! Crisper"—tastier— 1 Rice relay am not a member Of t am a member CHAPTER XII :. shrugged. especially irradiated with Vitamin D",they're "here C get railroaded on a -PI. know.yore bank balance:is _ bettelr to eat and better fo�you I Ask Mother I Name 'to order Quaker Corn Flakes today. frame-up. Mona'a beed losin' a lot r of atoek.ahe caini t afford to. Wan I . Quaker Corn Flakes_ I Cary p'B° crooked an' wany,tin' .to get mown A Dimdl lunlors Can Make' - i books on these two spreads, like as ' not I'd use the same tactics to get Underweight; How to Slim; Bust hold of *e= ' plenty big enough to cover the note, Slim," Dakota had observed. Development; Feet' Care;. 'Super- - - The Real Purpose r will fluous Hair. At the same time eek "I always will think that the real "But whether GeatBr?irn about your personal beauty .prob• _ w ptirpoae of George Arthur on that deal with yuh is another propos!- tion. Me, I don't think he will. lams. Tisa to yore daddy was to"ptit_the-_ a Please mention this paper, and proposition up do him of selIin'. + ___ don't believe he wants the five >� o ,r thousand dollat•s W ne SeCr ` write to: Barbara Lynn, Rooth 421, But ole Bart blew-up an' gave him the Dot-H Dot ranch." 73 West.Adelaide 3t., Toronto, Ont: the run before be could get far. Slim had avowed that'he Gould Looks - Slim shrugged. "May be logic to.` tackle the Iawyer just the same, so Good Looks ` A "Chamberlain" what yuh say, Dakota. But why Dakota rode into. town with him. ` should anybody want the Circle L %•N The iawyer's office, a dusty, unx *' = It is now.considered correct for and the Dot H Dot espectally?:For ' kempTTlLfIe ctlh - ..there is plenty of other.good outfits from the' Wild Horse Saloon, was - " "' a 'Belgian.Rent swan always o ch °ln this neck o1 the woods." seen carrying an-umbrella,, which ' still_locked when they arr`Ived. So _ _ Y _ p ...�.�: is colloquially called "un clism- "Don't savvy quife yet," admit- Slim and Dakota went Into the Sal /r berlain". ted Dakota. "but-t aim to find out oon where Joe Rooney was swamp ii one of these days: An' when I do, !ng out and tat Spud Dillon was Factory workers in Russia are .111 shore be in on the ground. floor. yawning behind the'bar. while poi- REDUCING IN SPOTS organizing .football teams. III have somebody on my hip that Ing over a tattered newspaper. It is important. In trying to 6- III ebore pile up:" - "ELI, gents," hailed Spud. "What. duce,that first of all you give close Slim did not answer. He was just brinks yuh to our Lair city so earFy . attention to your posture and eat- is staring off into-the night to � � this fine mornin?' r ; Iage> the Dot H Dot: He stirred read as- "Little business dent;' answered Surplus fat"fn various parts ot, - -., ly. "Dammit." he snapped,,';I wish Slim with a grin. "ro, thanks• too the body Is often caused by incor ''Roy would show up." /' early In the day for spiritous liq if In answer to the wlab. the - tact pasture- t double chin is also' As nor, Spud," he added, as Dillon be- brought about by-constantly hold COUGHS - low thump of jogging hoofs sound- gan setting out a bottle and glas4es.' Ing the head down. Layers of tat _ (due t0 colds) Ad. and'.presently the pale shape "What's new?": accumulate at the part just above at Slam's gray bronco showed up "Oh, nothin' in particular, grunt- Don't let cheat coldsorcroupycor through the darkness. Slim stood the waist, because of wrong car untreated. Rub Children's Mild ed Spud.. "'capita' they're gonna -- -- riage when walking and careless �gth Musterole No.2 on child's 'f -up with a sigh. of relief. "Roy," he � o that government land along posture repose. the form t a�t t on .This der ` open - re in The base at the a once. mil .exclaimed. 'Thank'beavens." ( { the Kicapoo River-up north. The Musts le penetrates, S "Roy it be," came the jaunty an- paper here says the final date of back of the neck is tatty as th regular rq 4 suit of incorrect head posture, warms and atimtilatea local circular ower. "Slim yuh'll have to be after openin' ain't quite decided on yet, tion.Flboda the bronchial tubes with bnyia' a new hat, begorro. TLIa un' but that It'll probably be the tlf• Hold your head erect.chin in, the its Soothing, relievia vapors• Mus- a g 'has got a hole through it. But the houuldera back, and your chest terole brimggss relief because it's a teeath of sea month. high, with abdomen flat Vialk and. "counlw-lrritat�tt"—NOT just s �-,�-- spalpeen who rulnt It paid plenty, "Shore. thereb gonna be.a wild nit to your toll Leight. Not only salve. Recommended by many doe- my lad. He'll never need a hat any. acraiible over it. There's a lot of will you gain in height but you will tors and nurses.Made to Canada..m - more hlsaelf." powerful gogd range up there an three strengths: Regular-Strength, Roy reined III and, dismounted. gradually flatten out some of those Regtil humans are funny about free land. Children's(mild1 and EztiB Strong. Slim caught him by-the arm. i uh curves of fat you're accumulated. t8,40¢each, Go just crazy over it as though it �druggists, mean there was shootin' Roy was gold,. Here's a long article There is no use indulging in vig• CHILDREN'S Roy laughed. "A littler Tlrree about it by George Arthur, Reckon' orous reducing exercises It your -shots to be exact. ]ad. When I lett it the editor of this newspaper up posture is going to onset these baa• yuh, ,Slim, I eased aldng slow ter at Vasco knew Arthur like we [Dila eftta. PATTERN 4930 Here to a sit-down eserclse to a time, gicin' yuh a chance to get : ' gy ANNE ADAMS know him, he'd never.Lave printed a "'asiARO well on yore way. Then I struck 1t IL bring about a youthful neck and at t�rN rL*SrtR right straight ter home, singln' with This lassie knows what She To Be Continued chin. Drop.chin forward onto the MILD ~• !^ _ chest. Then raise head.upward and ` An of my voice mustwer. Guess a chprm•, her oll geaagedsisters.mist those • purmy uity when let it fall backward, chin in air. , ed most of them polecats hidin' up beaux call! Here it is—' tions-' .Zjpper Sausage- Turn head- sharply to lett,-then to0���� � T along the trail, fer.I got by.all but ly gay and smart because Pattern right return t first eattlo e and t o " :the last one. He stopped me, with a 4930 is an Anne Adams creation! five times and repeat the Do this A "hot dog"—frankfurter saus ' movement several times through gap pointed at me middle. And its simple to make too — SO Age usually servo with a dab of out the day. CNN "I asked him, polite like what the simple that any clever twixteener mustard in a split roll—with,a zip•, My leaflet on"- "Reducing" !n heli .he wanted an' what he meant can stitch it up very easily (with fastener was demonstrated,at the Spots" gives complete details and by holdin' up a pore harmtess cow- Mother -or teacher !ooking -over National Association of Retail suggestions: You can obtain a copy ,finch. who was atter lurin' of his her shoulder now and then!). See Meat Denlers' convention at Mil and any of the following helpful isoul with a song. He called me . a, —there are very few pieces to as- waukee, Wisconsin, It'had square lovrilown, tricky side winder. So I gamble—courting everything from leaflets, by sending a 3c stamp for ."thanked*him like a real gentleman the. curved, button-closed yoke's to' instead of round ends, and was each one required: Face Care; .Eye an, told him the.same to hi He the sleeve bands! As for the so- streamlined: Beauty; Hand Beaury; Your Hair; .� wanted to know what had become slim waist, either shirring or etas- of yuh, Slim. I told.him ,yuh'd de- , tic is easy tc,use to get that pret- p _ _ tided to go home another way an y lrn a ec . Lovely — in.a long-sleeved .wool cre a version -was safe in yore little downy by P Following an automobile'.crash, - that time. for school—and short-sleeved in Laura McLellan, -of Long Beach, ranted silk or cotton for parties ` x A Masked Gunman P , Calif., was removed to'a hospital, "Shore..that made him mad. He• of the festive holiday-season. minus an ear. Highway Patrolmen cussed pore old, Roy plum's outra- Pattern 4930 is available in returned to the scene and found ~' ,geous, but I was after laughin' at girls' and junior sizes 6, 8, �0, it. Dr. John Cottrell sewed on the _. . 12 14 arid 16. Size 10 takes fi mieeiAg naw it corrin'.an' ducked my head, yards 36 inch. the operation a success. . Send Twenty Cents (20c in•' at the same time tbrowin' my,own Y ) ' voins (tamps cannot be accepted) gun. We shot almost-together the x second time, an' I got him. An' then for this Anne Adams pattern.• F course,you have no men friends --yuh can believe me came•rigbt Write plainly size, name, address ga+ I O if you've let yourself become away from there." and style nuttier, dull, cross, and nervous. Men like "D'yuh know who it was?" de Send your order to Anne a d lively,peppy girls—girls with plenty. lsianded Dakota. Adams, Room 425,._73 West•Adeyssl9alt♦ Of energy to places and enloylife. w "I can't be `positive, seein' as laide St., Toronto.' Don't let love and romance pass t ] sweeten you by. Help build up your pep and —_�:r' bow he was masked. But shore be a you,too, should have gay friends. talked an' acted a lot like that long- Here's good advice: Start taking legged Halt Diamond B foreman, KOMOL In the great h my morning time-proven, reliable Lydia E. ed Deals." • �truglgle' r o r Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and gun shore yuh rocked him oft?" lire, everything cereal With note the difference.This famous Com- $an depends on the $20o For An Old p�ound, made eaPeciaiiy for tootrtett /' •age you appear Y y fromwholesomeherbsandrootq,helps 1 — -- BEE-NtYES ru --- - -ro be but dvn't ---— 7 P Nature tone up your system and -- rn m t e dixcour-R'f! O T a# H©Ql° lhO�(rl., with or -Lantern ! thus soothes jumpy nerves and gives' # its 19 natural Lamp because It 6a .. �!!G v Your Coleman Dealer pays you more pep to really en`�o life. •__ hadee, R I we a TWO DOLLARS for any old yy Tear Out this notice MU as a Typing i9 a �'1t1°"b� ?I fait UYC flack to hair its lamp or lantern when you Ig'better reminder to t a bottle of Lydia E. lost Youth. Sold trade it la on a neer Cole. ge $1 Weekly asset. • only l l weekly at all d r a g man.Thla means you get Pinkham.'s Vegetable' Compound Buys hays a new Uurona, tale atnnrey t o r e s a n d a new Coleman IA for for mea TO-DAY without fail. BY s a. world's most popular RIontre"I. r.tl. henuty parlors• $3.951 (Shade Sxtra•) BI+ For over 60 ears one woman has � CORONA portable typewriter, in- -- - saving on Coleman Lan- 1 cluding Carrying ease terns, tool gee your Coli- y ' told• another how to go "smiling 'an Tnuch Typing'"rnatructor, wrlle " man Dealer-Trade todarl into"distressfromfemalefunetion Issue Ado.'W—'38 - iror ru11 detnlls. + -�L ( Smith d Corona 1'y pew;rftlra or _�_j • , it ' r •matt Sit. H7., Toronto disorders with Pia hams ompoua Let' help YOU r `1 wr �. \. �'_. . a Z-,...x'r`T,..-..•�, t ♦ ,'_•.i�'r+.r w!eJ', .�•+,`.. . 4 :' .. a ..�. .. •-♦ •. .. r.. .F'� I .• 1- :. ' .• .'' , .... - ,a - ._ -.. .- ... .. . _ ,sur _ ..-. ,1•a•\ "fid Y ' k ,w teeth are, the I?etter they can re- list decay. For dental health, Sunday School _ . foods rich vi calcium and phos. :. ire •fou Listenin 'National are v and vitamins A. C. and D. are very important. Children s w teeth can be strengthened even in Lta:On _.____._ By FREDDIE later life if a careful planning of a - ftes's the day's meals are made to in- TEE _ LANNY ROSS BACK atsntl'y duringthe"Wonder Show" i7 elude milk, without which a child _ cannot possibly get enough cal- LESSON XII Following six months of con- starring Jack Haley, and heard cium, one pint and a half a day, ' CHRisrS NEW COMMAND- centrating on Hollywood and the over the Columbia network each DIET FOR GROWTH evaporated milk, cheese, dried MENT con::ert s`^fye Lannyoss, whose Friday (WABC-CBS, 7.30 to 8.00 -By Miss Ruth Hartwell, B.A. ' _ y y vegetables, molasses, whole grain ' Matthew 5: 43-48; 22: 84-40; tenor voice wasp.m., EST). Be- Westdale Vocational School, cereals, ice cream, green Luke 10: 25-37; John 13: 34, 35; most recently fore entering Hamilton. Oat, tables. Add to these, a smart! aC ... ', ! 16: 12-14; Galatians 5: 13, X4. - y ' heard in the radio and ex- It is the duty of boys and girls amount of cod liver- oil. From Printed Text ; film "The Lady y profiting his gift to keep well, not only for their about the twelfth month and 4 'Matthew 5: 4348; 22: 34-40-1_ O b j-e c t s", is for all sorts of own sakes, but for the sake of throughout life, some coarse food ' •John 18: 34, 35; 15:•12-14. " back in,'radio. > dialect, A r t i e those about them, and for the • ,,, should be eaten at each meal in a- - --Y &v!daa-i'ext'-- He-is a featur- was an expert. ... welfare of theiir country...-But - -� ozr�o a unu s e an siren ea ry e gums and teeth.. Check each to you; that ye love one another; the "Hit 'Par- a New York velopment and growth of,every meal for something crisp as raw even as 1 have loved you, that ye ade" program, daily newspaper part of the body, celery, raw carrots and cabbage, '' also love one another. John 13. 34. broadcast over and covered, There are three main groups of apples and other fresh fruit, 9� the W A'BC- amongeve coarse others, building-foods, ,Proteins, Minerals . s' THE LESSON IN 1T3 SETTING • - Columbia not. the Hall- Mills and Water with powerful helpers grain 'bread and cereals, work nd the in Vitamins. toast and crusta. Time. - The Sermon on the t'Y Sat F� A child which lacks sufficient Mount was delivered in the sum- urday from 10 Lindbergh kid- Good Supply of Protein iron in his meals will become list- r < [ mer of A.D. 28. The words to the to 10.45 p.m., napping. Artie Protein is indispensable to the lean lack vitality lawyer were spoken on Tuesday, g P t�r:.e Aue.each y and look pale. y p y E:, . Also,appearing on the ro- dialect, Artie building and development of Oxygen is'carried to all parts of April 4, A.D. 80. The parable of gram are Fredda Gibaoa, olden used to ente'rta'in his friends by his muscle. Protein is necessary to the body by little cargo .boatsr the Good Samaritan was given in singer, Buddy Clark, romantic expert 'mimicry and dialect. He -keep young tissues growing, ,to made from iron, the iron we give November or December, A.D. 29. baritone, the "Songamiths, finale is master of some thirty of the lat. keep grown tissues in repair, and our body through our food. Liver, , All the words taken ,from John's quartet, and Al Goodman's orches- ter. His familiar tag-line is to replace those wasted by disease. lean meats, a ?• °`Could Be. . . " He takes a prom- Growing girls and bas must have eggs. molasses, dried Gospel were uttered on Thursday, tra. P g g y fruits and vegetables, and.-whole A, "s^ "April 6, A.D. 36. The epistle of inent part in .the dramatic (?) a protein included in each meal of A n P ARTURO TOSCANINI ortion of the "Wonder Show'r the da The r grain cereals are rich in iron. =- Paul to the Galatians was written P y. proteins are divided Under the direction of Arturo with Jack Hale Lucille Ball into two on The Important Your Menu `. A.D. b8. y, , groups. P Toscanini, the NBC Symphony Or- Virginia q milk. cheese, your menus- have you Place. •= We do not know the gi a Verrill and Ted Fiorito. .or adequate ansa are mi Check •, location of the' lace where the chestra brgadeasts• each Saturday eggs, fish, meat, nuts;, the helpers included a protein, a milk dish, a' P EST. After the "OLD-OLD _ „Sermon on the Mount was given. night at 10 p.m., RADIO RECEPTION' ' are cereals and dried vagetables. whole grain cereal at each meal? The discourse with the lawyer took first broadcast, New York, critics Plenty of Minerals Have you somewhere in the day's One of the engineering advance- place in Jerusalem. The parable .. again acclaim this series- as menta of the 1939 Rogers rs 8 read- Minerals are an important type • meals an eg9.for each child, a raw -' unrivalled and that Toacanini re- P of building food. Teeth and bones fruit or vegetable, an orange off - <_. of Band models provides -six indi-' g. - In Peraea. The words taken from mains Toscanini, first musician of are_compose largely of calcium tomatoes - (canned), a vegetable vidual spread-band dials, each 10"--- _ John's Gospel were spoken in the the world. Re sure to tone in next and phosphorus. if these min- colored green or yellow? P P Saturday night. wide with only one dial visible at erals are not provided in sufficient have, rest assured our family will upper room_ of.a home in Jerusa- a time. This feature. simplifies, y n lem. The epistle of Paul to the ACCENT ON AUERBACH _ tuning, rmounts by the daily meals, the be healthy with plenty of energy particularly for women. teeth and bones may be improper- -Galatians was written to the Chris- Artie Auerbach is the dialect By spreading out each of the four y and vitality to meet the day's !un tiaras in the Roman province oi_ comepix9sisl�-me Iii o-kott-wxroe bands; trate net-- -IR.__ -- �---stFongea`--the- -. .-_._. _ Ga ,��c6ia- +tin°r' raised eyebrows are graven for to ten inches, Old-Country recep- 43. We heard that it was said, posterity in the photograph. . His tion is now easy to tune in with- i;`' _ Tbon shalt love thy neighbor, and thick Jewish accent is heard.con- out interference. Thin, strong papers- hate thine, enemy. The Jewish . every one perfeotl ea- teachers held that an enemy"was y gtltl<� not a neighbor, and that the cam- to you. that ye love oue-anoth- f That's' Chanteoler �.." .' mandment to love the tatter im- Canada's Great a d permission to to withhold it er, even as I have loved you, that �_ P P ye ,also love one another. The 'Winter Sports - F� r ~ from the former.- commandment to love was not new '� f�: • f �r - Love Your Enemies for "thou shalt love thy neighbor 44. But 1 say unto you, Love as th)rself" (Lev. 29: 18) was Canada's winter season usually your enemies, and pray for them part of .the 51osaie Jaw,- But the extends from December until - .. motive is new, to love our neigh- - March and offers-innume=able at- S� that persecute you. The word "enemies" may be taken. in all -bor because Christ has 'loved us. tractions to the seeker of winter LYRA •' . P g Lore One Another sports. Ski-ing is now one of the - senses; national private, rely ioLs. _ �. 1'E Jesus absolutely negatives hatred 35, B this shall all'men know ranking individual' winter sports QV� sa inhuman. phis may almost'ed y in Canada with both: sexes, age ---called the most_difficult"virtue to that�te ire my dxsciplea` �f ye being no impediment:,Other forma , D O u have love. one to another. of outdobr play, all of which may / / - • ,practise of all those mentioned is 15: 12. This is my-comtriand- AUTOMATIC ;._the New Testament,at least as re- ment, that ye love one another, in enjoyed under ideal conditions, ts- 4 gard's o+,r relationships to others. even as I have loved ,you: The include snowshoeing, skating. to- BOOKLET 45. That'ye tray'be' sons of many commandment' referred to bogganing, curling, various• kinds your Father who is in heaven. If .In verse 10 are now gathered up of racing, and hockey, Canada a . n • God is our Father' by our being in the one new, commandment of national sport. bora again and receiving the Lord . which the end 'and purport was From the Atlantic to the Pacific, Jeans Christ into our Hearts, then snow-clad mountains, hills and val- that Christians should love one an leys,'Iakes and rivers offer excep- we• shall be able to Love our ene- other after the pattern of their mies because God does. For he Master. t%nal opportunities for a variety . ,...Common Reptile maketh his sun to rise on the evil of winter pastimes. Artificial and 13.. Greater love bath no man natural- ice rinks provide fast- ..and the'good, and send.eth rain on than this, that a man lay down • • -the just and the unjust. The beau his life for his friends. 14. Ye are class facilities for skating, hockey enly Father joves his enemies. and friends, if and curling, and in numerous dis- HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle. 14 And. sends natural blessings upon-them m9 ye do the things trios well-marked ski trails aa- l Common i P which I eommand'you. Our Lord 18 It has an as well as upon his friends. himself laid down his awn life for sure.those visiting unfamiliar ter- 'reptile F F MEAN 46. For if 'ye love them that •us. Obedience to the command- ritory that they will find a com- :.pictured here I O U S E S N A A R 17 body. broke fortable cabin.•at the end of the (Pl.). 19 Parts broken �l• love you, what -reward have ye. ments-of Christ brings us into 6 it is - O L ATE T t P off. do not evren the publicans the most precious fellowship with trail. I2 One in cards. D M O �rC L 1 21"A few -+ same? The publicans' were tax- Christ. For thdse who desire sky-line I F E P JOY R A I collectors for the Roman govern- ski-ing, selected areas in Banff, 13 Common varieties of meat, and many' of them were Jasper and Mount Revelstoke Na. taborer. - E R A V this reptile. - tfonal Parks in the Canadian Rock- IS Root edge. E T A E T are -. traitorous Jews enriched by cor- 16 Heron. - A O E 24 Door handle. ' ;rupt practices in collectiag taxes. L- *� fes have special appeal. Here - c' Our Lord reminds his hearers that Caribou la�Ve among the peaks and valleys are 18 A dandy. L S L 27 To'fly. it is no credit to them if they' hundreds of square miles of per-. 20 Profound. L T 29 Hamlet Farther South 22 Narrative O A A I T E 32 One who dy ;,love those who love them. feet ski-ing terrain where ideal _ 47. And if a salute you snow conditions, easy accessibility' em. 33 k of ry poem. E R E C H 1300 Y y ��23 To straighten Psalms. brethren only, what do ye more Scarcity of Feed Seen as Cause and excellent facilities for gccom- up, 'than others? do not even th,. Gen.• Of Big Trek From modation combine to provide a is Stir. season. 6 It --s•its Elk. shrub v skier a aradiae: :•45 Stream. 8 prey whole. 8 Olive ,.i fifties the same. ArchC P 26 Bone. "'4 d On VERTICAL 39 Shower. Without Moral Blemish 28 Thin inner _. 6 Ex amati C L 44 Prefix a 48. Ye therefore shall be per- 15oarcity of teed in the far north- sole. 48 Ponders 2 To scold. - ' signifying foW feet, 'aa your heavenly Farther is ern tramping grounds of the cart- 30 Tone B. 53 Chaos. -` :3 Land measure. 47 Finger ring. . perfect. Perfection in the Old btu, has driven thousands of the 31-To bow. 5`4 Drone bee. 4 To retain. 49.Verbal a, Testament means without moral barren-land animals southward. In' '34 Beneficial. 1'.56 Sandy tract 5 Spain, termination x�. blemish. It is enjoined in Deut. bands of several hundred the cars- ul 36 Merry., by the sea. 6 Fold of string. 50 Half. 18: 13. Here the context defines sod are browsing tar south of their 37 Broad- 57 Portico. 7 To deduce. 51 Cetacean. - bog brimmed hat. 59 Grain. 8 To exist. 52 Spirit. S as perfection in Iove, which usual haunts. @40 Form of "be." 61 Mud: 9 Boy, 55 Hurrah! seeks the good of all men. God They hare crossed the 'Rudsoa 41 Beer. ¢3 Destruction. 10 Herb 58 To be sick its perfect because he bestows his $ay Railway at Gillam, 360 miles 42 Heraldic fur. 651t belongs to containing .,60 Note in scale favor on all alike. northeast�j of The Pas, on their way t Matt22: 34-40. 34. But the' -4-3 Spring the suns ipto ecac. 62 Electric unit.f s grounds along the Nel- --Fliarlsees, wrien they, heara son River. Many of the animals are - 64 Nay. he•had put the Sadducees to ail- still-moving south. a • • 1 3• 7 8 10 II ence, gathered themselves togeth- Largest movement was reported- er. 36. And one of them, slaw- three weeks ago when the Hudson • 4 12 13 I 15 yer,.asked .him a question•;tryingBay Railway train was halted to him• low hundreds of the .horn-tossing 17 18 19 ZD 1 x 36. Teacher, which. is.the great caribou to trot across -the track. XMAS i commandment in the law? Passengers' cameras clicked stead- RADIO BARGAINS 2 23 Zq 25 The Great Commandment ily and trainmen estimated more while They Lastt < And he said unto him, Thou than 1 - 0,000 caribou were in the - only a Few: 26 ,~e-TURF POwr•.RFUL 28 29 3 shalt love the Lord thy God with herd: coNSOT.F 4' -.mall thy heart,,and with all thy For a distance of 125 miles cari- Reduced $50.00 f soul, and with all thy mind. 38. sou tracks were found along the ra,�h-Button Mantel 8-TURF WORLD-wIDF. 39 This is the great_and first cottT- railway, As the Arctic animals PERFORMANCE 6 3 inandment. If we love God, We -made their'appearance, the wood- ' was $sro.as will love his law, we will keep his___ and caribou of-the-northern-area. =- Now $69.95---- - ]4-TURF,' AUThi1iATIC - -- 2 haw, and our whole life will be headed farther south. CONSOLE -.-one conforming to,his holy-will. $85 less than 4399 45 w 39. And a second like unto it is - - -: this, Thou shglt love thy neighbor When all the fire alarms' in Original Price �- as thyself. 40. On these two com• Diez* and Bad Ems, Germany, be- Ask Your De FOREST 6 7 51 2 CROS�.EY ROOFRy or - mandments the Whole law hang- gan violently ringing, all firemen MAJESTI6 DEALER to �M eth,-and, the prophets.' When love in the two places turned out, only show you these nara•ain. 54 55 56 57 6 Is removed front self to God, then to learn that lightning had set off that love will seek the objects of ti.. alarms. , e 9 60 61 62 (13 69 . God's love. _ John 13's 34, 35; 15: 12-14, Turkey is encouraging the show- 5 - - :.'$4. A-new 'commandment I give Ing of foreign'motion pictures. . ' ..TM,,..,._ •..e M..�"wi.-,.. '+i' .,.1 .m.• ".�--'F - .. .. :.. .N, •'-Y—�' - �y f �y '•.p:� L ��A,^f" f °n + a.. ,�- -?c�•3D K •�.Tt, '� �, wr-mr; ams,+,,tt• ter•, �� •v;;e.c '� a -wf n e�wz,„� � •� �,.,..,r ,tF i' '�.,' •sa: C+*ta.. .' -`„a,: .:r` ��.l. ..c'. ".� ♦ 3r art. ti.:: - r •fi A . `-,.i•.a ;. < .'.•,: :' "^'�.�'' _.;..... xi.... ... .. ... •:•b.v.: qt'.. - � -i.-. .> 'h.._ �r�• rr' Vii, - 1 _ •.n-. ' ,r,..: . _ - •- ,.•. . . --mhooying-cough-is quit jt"v- ..ing Township League. They would J�\/0 A U 1 b cleat in some pis o1 this town- appreciate im ensely, li the dtis- ` ship. This disease, while it is not ens of the village would give them r `} Beoaensber the Annual” Christ- Considered serious generally, is a i little support, by donating a small ---. ►a tree and concert of the Pres- most distressing one. contribution toward the purchasing ,,.''byterian Sunday School on Monday 1-The Township, Council is meet . of sweaters and equipment. i •,evening next. i ing today (Thursday). This is the -St. George's Churck, Sunday, _ -Work on the new highway Is a- sinal meeting of the year, when Dec. 38th. 4th Sunday in Advent. g$tlsf • tout discontinued 'for the winter. they will prepare the financial Sunday School at 10 a. m ,Morning action & Economy - ,. •' `;Some men are still on the job as the statement for the year up to Dec. Prayer at 12 a. m. Evening Prayer /''� .•weather has continued mild• 15th. ' _ at 7 p. m. Preacher at both services In •"FADER" Groceries The members of the Women's The regular meeting of the Y. Rev. E. G. Robinson. Please note ' :Jnstitiae have been busy during P. S. will be held next Wednesday that the annual Sunday School Tree, Especially for the Xmas the past week, preparing clothing -evening, Dec. 21st, in the United. tertaimnent and Christmas Tree, ;. -and gWU)a etc.,..for those in Rainy Church• This meeting will take the will be held in the Town Hall, on Raver Distract, who suffered sever- form of a Christmas Party Come -Tuesday, December 20th, instead- .Cake. jnnm._. _ift our friends. A v cot Monde the 19th _ � their homes in the early fall. dial invitation awaits you. "-- -! � Wednesday, December 14th, is -From various parte of the pro- •� A Silver Medal Jersey �" ---•no --- ' 4be King's birthday, -but it will wince,, reports are received regard. Picks Sweetheart, a 2-year- will not sacrifice "Quality" not be celebrated on that day in ing frauds perpetrated on farmers. old.Jersey, raised and owned by F. 'Canada. As Decadber is not a de- Men call at the homes selling + . sirable time for such celebrat- cloth for overcoats. The men claim M• Chapman, of Grasmere Farm in lona, it has been changed to May to be sailors just off the ocean Pickering, has just been awarded WHOLE �, w� the day will be fitting- liners, who have smuggled the a Silver Medal by the Canadian CHOICE : CLIMAX - hy celeLrated, unless the British-. cloth .into Canada from England Jersey Cattle Club. She produced in Lit-colored Shelled GLAZED ten months, '8216 lbs, of milk and _ Unpirei is destroyed by the Ger- znd; can offer it cheaply as they Australian Cherries 439 lbs. of butter fat. Walnuts..' S =srna before that tfine. paid no duty on it. As' Proof of its 'Seedless Raisins Choice-39c.'lb. 39c, a lb. -This fall there seems to be an English manitfactnre, each piece is AUDLEY s lbs.-28c, vatusually large number of people stamped, "Made in England". They _ '.. lost in the woods, While on offer it in three=yard lengths, Dates, AlmOzidB, ®p1Ce8n and y . flora. We are not which is sufficient, to make a man's ,r The school closing __"ercises are PCelf, Currants, hunting expedition. being held next Wednesday even- r Fruit-colored Cocoanut, _ surprised at that for we have coat, being 54 inches wide, and �c — - _ known of people getting out,of they receive $10 for the•piece; They mThe annual school meeting will WE ARE BUSY-•Opening agrand display of Chinaware; Glass their +Cads at night and getting lost say that.they will be.followed by a be held on Wednesday morning, ware,Toys, Fancy Dry Goods Leather Goods. and Fancy Gift bedroom and rubbing their tailor who will make up the coat Deer 28th. wear for the whole family. In their s 'noses into the wall or stubbing for $12, making the total,cost $22. Mrs Wm Bentley has Peen in- Our many Friends and Customers'bave appreciated our efforts - their toes against some unusually But so far no tailor has appeared. disposed for some days, and her in the past and f%vored us witb a splendid patronage, and we ;hard substance, Investigation shown that the cloth friends trust she will soon be out again ask for your kind support in making this Cbri;turas season At the Conservative Convention is made in Preston Ont., and not again. «THE BEST YET." , of Tog- rr�ade..in_R'.ngland_ It can -be put- _ held in the $oyaT-York':H el,- : - • • -- onto, on Friday, Col. Geo. A. Drew, chased wholesale' at $1.60 a 'yarns 'n r and--retests fir- fyFER:3'' T-Et)tTR`t'... Y9S8 'g;_.E•-�aas_ stetted-leader--of--the- cst�--„4�Or:�p3ec� MUNICIPALITY OF THF. _ � T - i Ostitic Conservative Party. It is for • at the stores. The fake M C UAP n a /,/ .expected•that harmony, which has sailors are this making $5.20 on TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING 1 1 L rl L-1 [[ ]]tt ibeen absent for several years, will every sale. --- --_ --� -- -----__---__- _ NOTICE is 'Hereby given-that a be restored under Col. Drew's lead= There are still a few •days left Court will be held, pursuant to the JY YOUhWINTE erahip. It is as aeceseary to have a in which to do gout Christmas BT strong opposition as it is to have a shopping, and on this, let us speak Voters` List•Act, by His Honour, strong government. for our own local. merchants. We the Judge of the County of Ontario - NOW ¢ - -At the International Grain and have had some time now, .to loo c at the 'township Hall, Brougham, RUBBRS,$ay Show held in Chicago. Novem- around a bit, and-have been imp= mon Weduesday, December 28th, at her 28th to•Decembef 3rd, the total ressed with the extent.of the stock, 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to Bear a# BUNTING'S beinurriber of entries from.Ontario was the Christmas decorations and dis- aiid determine the several comp- jut prizes Won. play' that the are presentiag to us. laints of errors and omissions in $ .�� 129; total number, 01 P P y y the Voters' List for the 3lunicipal- any$ �' Eye Rubber , 95, including eleven First Prizes, 5 W e. have also taken the trouble, n + Championships, 1 Reserve Champ- 'just to support our argument.,. -to ity of the : Township of Pickering, «4 4_�3Liekle Overshoe, $2.50 • � p.. for the' year 1438. lonship aria 1 Regional Champiolt- ,make a comparison on the prices p QQ -ship. Hugh Jeffrey, of Whitby, won of numerous articles offered at this ALL oursaPERSONS having .business ..� KnEe Rubber boots, g.'$�•vv Championship in Soy Beans, -while timte, with those quoted by the lar- at the Conn are required to attend i�► Frank $, Westney, took 4th Place ger city stores., and now feel free at the said.ti me and. Placa: it Felt & Rubber Hoots, $2:•50 in the sa:•ne class, each exhibiting to. say,-'that. on the whole, there is u dr a the Mandarin Varietq. This show is. absolutely no ing to be Rained 'in i?ated at �Mhitevale, thiq lith dal 11 First ualitS $ubbe[F, made by b]iLer Ft bb 'the larged in the v¢orki, and Ont- buying away from home. There is pf December, 1938. -•• !A also plenty of variety, Co. at the lowest price we ever saw. �. Brio Seed Growers , are to be-con and we have 9DomW R. Beaton, er1 -': gratulated on the honour brought to the word of one local.lady, a rat-' m pick �IId her extensive Christmas shopper,. Clerk of the avid Mlintriilslity, Fred T. BuDt1D9,, to . ,..the Province by the achievement. - - s d _- won is due to -0-07 ,Y ACTION on the hid- F.e bli i d 11357 "^ Much the fame "that she has been able this -year - . :iF2te ng efforts -put forth by to find all her. requireanents right net's, antiseptic and invigorating. - the Diinion and Provincial Cereal- in our own home town". This bus- 'Ru':nacaps attaik the cause of RIt- - a ;.: r t mess of "buying.. at home amounts eumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago. E. SPECIALS - -After about three days illness, to more than one realizes when you C. JOhRF.S, Druggist, Pickering. take the time to figure Mrs• John Clark, of the Base Line,• re out just 2�C. $ 'just south of'the village, passed a what it does do.. Try;it out, anus .....Classified Advertlsetaents Breakfast Bacon, N way on Sunday b,orning, in her 56th ;hop at our own stores. If you have ter. Slee had been in Ler usual not already done so, go into our !Minced Steak, ZC• a 1b' 1:y health until ,Thursday. Her Condit stores here, and. see the disPlay 1''ARbi• LISTINGS W.l\TED - 2C, alba ion became serious"and wra taken they are showing. All sizes, equipped or'not. Buyers to St, Michael's Hospital, Toronto, -A hockey team has been org-. d siting, -o sale,.no charge. Send :Pork Liver, full information to L. V. DISNEY, Clewing Beef, 12C• a !b. where it was found that she utas itrtised in -Pickering, consisting, Real Estate, Oshawa. phone 15:10 S - suffering from double- pneumonia- mostly of players-under 20.years of 12-15 (� C Her funeral tool[ place on Tuesday age, which has joined the Picl&r . Jewel Shortening* 15c. a lb afternoon. Services were held in `- HOUSE FOR RENT ,- in the�vill- the church, after which interment age of,Dutibarton, a 3-room frame , Classic Cleanser, 3 ins, 13e. took place in Park La`i'n'Cemetery, The Pleker�ng house. Apply at th� Berber Shop, ��++ k . Searboro, She was an active mem- rr Dunbarton. , V tins, 2rJc ' ber of the -Presbyterian Church, MEAT MARKE _ FOR SALE p a number of fresh1W I and was very highly esteemed. She coves and springers. Always on R E iss.,survived by a sorrowing .husband hand. E. Anthony. ocust Hill, 3201 • s and a daughter, Mrs. Mowat, vAlo 'R'e card ^ 'full line of q• 'Markham. 17-18 • have the sympathy of the.commun- - ;;Butcher phODe. 3000) IP1C�i@ring Ityin their sudden bereavement. Fresh LOST - beagle bitch, north of George Davidson apd son, Don. Liverpool, Saturday afternoon, of Aurora, Ill. vi3i;ed John and dna Black, brown and white, spotted. ' n r pr "'.,; ]dr. Murkar on Saturday. Reward. H. Whittaker, 207 Gibbon Pickerin.g �r0111710I1ge 1 -Services in •tile United Church - ,: Kure �' ' Str. Oshawa. on Sunday last'were of a very'int- - +: r an were both of FOR SALE 2 Scotch Collie ,1 . _ Ranges and Heaters an introductory nature, for a 21, con. 1, Pickering. 17-18 gathering that, took place in the nllr dbll�'e1'� is At 3011T SPr�'l/'e - baseTrient, followitpg the evening WANTED - a driver, do for 3rd McClary Stoves and Ranges Service. Mr. Jenkinson's address in Phone Pick 1620 'horse, State age and price. Box. x•`' �M the morning was on "The Friendly CLARENCE SIL-K 1,'207 N*Ows Office. Stove Pipes and Elbows Church", and that •in the evening; - closely related to that of the morn- SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY s Inv. Mr. Jenkinson has had in mind the ever-presentpr _ - / SH ' new-corner and stranger who comes BOILERS, ..into a strange church, and finding himself or herself feeling very un- / t= Comfortable, as a stranger, in new If it is Hardware, we have it, can •urrourdit .--mere is also the neg—-- s hect .or indifference toward the t jY'i` aa4e. stranger or new-comer by the al- ` ge tit or i# i s no a $79.00 ready-established member. A ; ial hour, and "get-acquainted Period Co ie Washer, : was held in the ba$ement, at which 0 between eighty and ninety attended ex oven ware S 18[0 P r . . t i h'story Lowe n ,An invitation was extended during ' TICKITS AND INFORMATION AT y I :. the regular service 6t' the minister EASTERN HOUSE • .,LAgent for McCormick-Deering Farm lVaeh•lrery anti, to everyone "_-ruin, and to get ar- 'TYPICAL LOW FARES -phone 4500 Repairs. 9 .1 ourld and get. acquainted. Practic- by MOTOR COACH s e►ily all of those, including the jun- Our Motto --We have it. Can Get It. C r it is not mads, \Buffalo. .$5.95 Baltimore..519.00 for members joined in this event, Cleveland. .$11.00 Augusla. .$32.05 h*bonaji a900 ; now felt to be the most forward 'i•tep a far taken, in the attempt . , • J. S. BALSDON, - PICKET ING to establish a more friendly relat- —a •'S ionship Within the congregation sad' bowsrd those not in the church. t-. ONES