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VOL. LIX •,-PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, D[A Y. 17, 1940 • No. 39 $
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AUDLEY-Centtennial United Church. Mrs. James A. Stephenson of Clare.
GREENWOOD
_ • Ned�ica4 : � •. • . wont, passes in her 67th year.
:1'6 ricins 30others Day was observed . in The Centennial f•' United Church, _
M
y the 'Service ,at the church here on Highland Creek are holding • their On Saturday, May 11th, in St. ILLS x
V-indSarfja,a. Dunbatton: .rny Sunday lost, and in this- service the 49th anniversary services on Sun- Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Mild- •.1886--1936
"following- infants i fants were resented da Ma 26th. Rev: Bruce Gray, red
E. F0
R9YTH, Oph. D., Director Oh° p y, y' _
_R+, tnmerrgj wwocisctono4oaiso-KaE. i the c o eco sac United Church -Tor- Arthur Stephenson,_ of Claremont,
- letat °Memberot tbe.Amedcan Optomets::al ' ,CHOPPING
ataiiclwop. 8yea �tsmined, by appotnimeat. by the minister, Rev. M. R. Jenk onto, will be the speaker at the af- died after an illness of about three Monde. y Y
laeoe sad. Claramubt. inson: Lester Derwyn, son ,of Mr. ternoon service at .2.30 P. m. D. S. months. She was in her 67th year. Y, Wednesday and Friday
leeai•' and Mrs Lester Highfield, of Bow- T;, assisted by tI•.e choir of the Her early-life was spent, mainly at WE GRIND FINE
manville; Eleanor,' Muriel, daughter First United Church, Birchcliff. Greenwood, ' and she served for $ran, Shorts and Feed of all
• DU1Y�4D RUDDY Barrister. of :Mr: and bins. Chas. Bell, of Aud- Rev. A. J. Orr, of Bethesda will some time as orga ist in St. John's
fi ksnds, atao minerals aAd Other
edw.
Notary tubae• ate A. ley; Judith Ann, .dau daughter of Mr. oonduct the evening service at 8 Presb terian Ch rch, Brougham. .i
e�9 rort:te i ogcuppied by ,tbarata A. F g P' y , g concebtrates for profitable feeding
Barr. south wing of Court'House. Whitby. Sly and Mrs• George-Puckrin, of Aud- m. D. S. T., assisted ''by the choir After her manage, -she lived at
ley, and Carol June, daughter=of of Zion United Church, Cedar Grove. various times, is Whitby, Pickering kept on band=
} - BE7�TON, BELL if ROSS Mr. and- Mrs. Gdorge Blake, of ' The W. M. S. and the W. A. of and Brougham. The last twenty We stock only the best Poultry r
Earrrstois .6 Solicitors Audley. Centennial United Church, held the years of her life �cere spent near
W. J. BEATON. K, C. Telephone - �' regular monthly meeting at the Claremont. She is survived• Feeds and Supplies.
ILSROO.KI BELL; K. C. Adel, 2838 ROUGE HILL home of Mrs. H. J. Howey - The husband end five children : Mrs. Levi
J. H: 8. ROSS ^- Manse - Dunbimton, on May '8th. '_porton, of Uxbridge, ' 'Mrs. Edith
-- 372 Ba St. 'We Wish to announce that` the • Supper was served and a Social Harper, at Dime; Elmer, of Kings- . �+L "1
oron a o ' an Community Lib- Hour was greatly 'enjoyed by all:. on and Rex. and Oscar, of Toron- Repair Shop �
Kings-
ray iso n and anxious to serve
•U• lLifiSolicitors.
s' 'a�h'A Notaries etc.
SAARDSON Co.. B Thnrspatrons
d eveninof g@ from rict8 everarris- 'y BROUGIiAM _ Toronto, salso survi survives.
Smith, of I am prepared torepair trac.
Napbone' a LAS. PKac nos Ybm. 4613. Str P P
-- o'clock, D. S.'T. Our opening meet- Mrs., Farley is enjoying a holiday --GREE VER tors and farm machinery.
A MGUS McMIL.LAN=;Barnstes, Sol• ing was a grand and glorious sue- n th relatives. -
19Acilor., otary Public. 19 NUtioda Street Am also agent for Coekshutt
Tocojfto. eledbone Etain 5W3. •2eti cess., Besides the local speakers Mad Dr. Lyman Barclay visited his _-mr,_ and .Mrs r h _ Tom. g
Implements.
UcnCat musicians, we had Mr. F. " Ir Rob= mother-off: Saturday. onto visitors last week. Satisfaction guaranteed '
Am, of Toronto, Mr. Hutchlikem, Pub- Miss Zella Seebeck .of Toronto Mrs. Jo!m Michell spent a few _ -
-U ERRERT 1` FAL:.AlSE, L. D S.; lie School inspector-,- air. Mowatt, -'was with her mot'.-_,er•' on Sunday, .days in Toronto last week. JOHN NORTON
JLJL D. p. S.,.Gradvate of t�e Royai C:olbse of Library_ inspector and Mr.' W H. - Mission Band met at the Bayles'- Misses Marion McNay Lois Tur- Phone 5104 CLAREMONT
peat,i D.P.
�pa sad the p cera st of ioroato. Moore, M. P. The ladies served_ re- y • net spent Mothers _
0�ee i■ recdepe��.eeoad ort. east At st, hours:
9 home On Saturday.
Day with Mr.
a. Cba p.a.tctteriaj,One. omde Hour,:9 freshments - at. the close of .tire mjs's Varnum,_of Toronto, spelt and Ars. Frank Turner. /� -••pp -� •�
_ .. «. ®. a 6 p• m.. or W appointment. �7toay r;•. � • i'1. .L� � � � _ r_ - -
iarvita). Pbonepackazoo. meeting,'and everyone pledged their �daY with t'le D. Beer family, ;Hiss Goldie--Coyne x-as visiting -
loyalty and energy toward the suc- The H. Malcolrrr's had their fain- her mother in Toronto, - and took -0-01M I
man-Now .
,pstsiaaset rtr�Dtt. cess of the Library. _ _ By all home for biotliers'. Day, part in . the E. Y. P. 17. banquet at-
The Of All g1IId8. ,
♦ _ �- -- The church people are busy clean- College 'Str.' church.
•��•�■ A. IMA'1161 TOWIV8HIP, DU\'BARTOti ing up the church grounds- at a bee Among those tivho attended t'te Best .Rates!' A1at)able With
JJ . Clerk. Conveyancer. Commlwlonar Los - on Tuesday. Lehman-Drs er
nkma .ffidaots. Accountant.' Etc. lnaar of T!}e ging of the C. G. I. T. were Mr. and :bits. A. Harvie P wedding Saturday
' id ap t.waws. whitevale. oat. Becu+ig and $BrDl(3®.
ng in the Baptist Church, ,'were �
•' � .� _ hostesses th- about seventy y; • of_ Mon- eveni .
Y guests on treal, were callers at the Brown Mr. and Mrs.0 Tucker, Mr. -and
A. E. RICH ARI)50 N . Friday evening, May • 10th, at a tame ,on Sunday. Adair els Plane _
:Mother and" Daughter Mrs. C Taylor, of Toronto.; Warren BROUGHAM 'PICK 515
r GENDkAL TNSL7RANL-'E > Banquet, .We ' On Sunday next, Rev. .I. E. Kenn- and Mrs. Morris, of Unionville; Mr.
were pleased tb have Miss-Joblin edy exchanges pulpits , with _Rev. a Mrs. Cheater Lehanan and
REAL HS7ATE And Miss Clark, of Pickering' and Bishop, of Uxbridge. MissrPhyllisFars
' - CO3�i E YariNCI ti G ; some of their group as guests. Ruth Messrs Russell and Gordon Gray y Farley,. of Markham'.
Allen was Toastmistress and y The church wsa very prettily decor- NOTICE
„�- - An old established agency; ready- preaid- are' busy these days installing elec- ated. The g#rls of tl.e village doing' - -
to nerve. ed in her capable manner. Toasts trrcity, repairing radios etc.' the whrk, with , House plants and Our trach pane shat way eyer�
Ybdhe Pick. 6000. T' were proposed by Ruth Allen, - Mrs.' The W. J. Brown far lilg, of...Tor-. daffodils. Messrs Wm. Sadler an l -
A-mrson, Jean Bellbiouse and Mary onto, spent Saturday with tti,eir
Ross ,Carter, acted as ushers. bliss _ �"
W M. MAW Raney. Mrs. the . c. responded to People here. Julia Wilson played the wedding
- the toast tp the ' chusdr and Mrs.' Work on remodelling t�,e .former CUAI,, U'e�,
LICENSRD AUCTIONED&- ANI) march,. and Benson Draper sang. WOOD, LE�E]��r _
VALUATOR Bellhouse to the toast to the .visit- Temperance Hall,- is going steadily "I line you. truly". After t"4..cere-
on. to
guest speaker, Miss 'Helen forward it bei made o�; er _into a mony, ` 'the-'bride and groom left ._- ,8AN D; GRAVEL
,Sales conducted Auywberc dwelling
a
_ - � Cari;catlen, of -Toronto, gave an in- stole and dwelling, ty -Mr. Dean _ ".,
Phone or wilte. Aadrpas 811 Dundas teresting address, on ,The Respon- Mairs. ' the church amid a- sh,-)wer of con-
Street. East."'sibilities of the 'Your.' pen le of 1 fetti for a buffet supper at he
s PPe t A'dd
_ :%Vbltby. Ogtario, , g P Mr. and bars. S. Beare and dour home of t'-e bride'sgrandparents, J. r
Mira Grace Allen, of Scar- ghter, of inem-market, were' with E. BITILDERI~ S SUPPLIER
born, sang three' solos. The evening and bits. Holtby , on Sunday, ai. i H' ancr Mrs. Wilson., The gifts, cost- _
Brierbush Hospital �l� with t? o _singing of "Taps"-- ly and man:,, show with what es- bt160 1O0a1 Oartage work
the • W. Milne. family, honouring teem this young -couple are held. %Ve bave:sieo placed is @Loci: a fall
- Government Licensed :_ KINSALE _ ' ni°ther, - After a s`.o3E Motor trip, they viii LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING -
.Maln St,-E. i•J�touffvilie Ont, ' ' Remember }the date of the school y
reside at Wilson's Park. - COMPANY FEEDS.
Phone 1St Mr. 'Chas. 'Ledgett spent. Sunday concert r, t. e' Town. Hall 3I.:. �- * -
with relatives in Manilla. 22nd. Pnpilg of Green—River a'hr,o! -GREENWOOD A. W. MITCHELL
Maternity, Medica, and Surgical - will also be on tke program. --
good ••crowd attended 'the Biot- P gram. P.e�- _ _ _
cases taken hers' Day service on Sunday. espzs .w l *-,p used for',war-work. Roy Walls of Cresswell was home'
Maternity Serni-Room'' Walter Stevertson's are having,t' a The Milfred Hamilten's attended for Sun* day; Pickering, Ong.
_ the funeral of the late Mrs. James ' - airs. J:hnston, of Manchester is Offic'ephonc 74((- -:Residence es
Rates for 10 da1's-829.75 � '; Hydro installed` in their home. -
t� ke¢istered Nursea'in attendance and Mr. Milton Parkin of Sudbury Stevenson; -at . Clarem•)nt Cemetery, visiting `.er aunt Irs. Jane Boyer. -
24 hour service given, spent the week-end with his' parer a -"n `fonday_ Svmpat�hy -ilk exter•ied Mr. and. Mrs. , Ed. Bayne were at is
-Ambulance Service here. to the ter by Broasl;arr F. 'W. Gibson's on the 12th. Something New
:MRS. E. R. GOOD_15.37 Xr, and gr: %` Paski-n-a=,d' Mica friends. - - bliss Kuth Cole, of Tor•anto s;�ent New
Baisdon spent Sunday with Brougham- Congregation. of _.St. Sunday w;lh friends here.. Coleman Oil Heater—%eat,
' --- Tox�.,ntb- relatives. Jc`, regret' t' dei;ar,ure o Pe, . Thi C. G. ?. T. held an open meet good hent and easy to operate
FOR ,�Irs, J. Sell and Master G.ord rn -Augustine from his -Claremont Ing is Mr: Carl Dsvitt's 'wa�tis in
or-
INSURANCE
Stell spent last Thursday in To:+)r.- charge. He ' as, on numerous occ_ pi6i: style. Also a good line. of ranges, or
tat _. arbors, filled the pu9pit here, most' Sits, CHrI Devitt* spent t' a :*•eek-
SER��ICE E acceptably, - c,;d :with her sister, 1Ls. George if. it is a furnace,. We would
,.-
SERVICE and. 'Mrs. Frank ounne, of
Phone Pickering 67 Osha:va, Were. Sunday callers or. Tr �'',ng People presented ;h+ Gray, of-W'h �ee3le. be pleased to install the best,
* r ' �Ey the'_�I:an Hooker family, drama "Alint Tilly ,goes t» 'to:tn" Baster John Devitt had his 11th "pease Economy"
CYRiL N. lil)!s to- full houses •n• Locust- Hill and :n- y
bar. Harold P..icha:dson visited re• birthda celerratinrl oto •lfay th.
FIRE. AUTOAiOR1LE, IiFE eently with his aunt, Jlrs. a. Har- 'Brooklin last .eek. Thej are open Congratulations, Jol:n! .,Satisfaction .Guaranteed
AccibE•NT, WINDSTORINi bron. for engagements for garden Parties' Vernon. Jolunst:>n of TorUito. visit �L�1� B V 17A1�Y r
PUBLIC LIABILITY Etc. - r ALVIN (f B
. .•Tile W. JI•. S. open meeting tq bF_ ems• .: ed his many old boy �r;ends over -�
SEK.YICE - PRO-TECIION 'gel at Greenwood was p The -Albert a7d «'ill Grafi fa;��il- thle seek-end spending Sunday with
d post• coed t P' Hardware Tinsmith
untit Monday. les joined' :with t`e- other Gray ism- Billie D vitt.
THE NEWEST BES- :tlission $and :w,as "held' a+ the ilies in celebrating the 81st 'brrth. The service of NIot'.-.ers' Day .andPIU�FRINQ
c �r home of Mrs. V. Parkin last Satan-,day of Mrs. Wm. Gray Sr.,. at Green church- service. combined.- was 'well a
River. Mrs. Gra is still enjoyingg p rt _in' the ` PSONE 4600 - a
day afternoon y attended. Those Lakin a
Hiss Mabel Harbron, of �tzrk- rO10 ealtTi an enjoys tthese re-ail- the service took their parts well,
3•pieCe Walnut design ' _ ham, spent the week-end :with'-her ions of her family. - and'• tide- address' b Rev, •l1lcVey ri x.
g k- The chmbined services of Sunday swas much appreciated. L.ilI.S BOYS•:
_-_;�9aterfall dFsi
-sign—$79.5Q mother- here.. Sc?,o61 and _ Church •last Sunday' Reg: Hoskins, .son of D. V. Hos
Miss Eileen Bell, of Oshawa. ,
Spring filled Mattresses. from spent the :week-end .at her, •home brought,• out a good congregation, . kins, Toronto, is helping to work Only One week b.
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.$17.5D to $29.50 here. Member9 of the school, choir, and his father's farm on the 8th con. _-
Miss Glenyce Stephen spent Sun- Pastor, all co-operated"- in . mtakin 1 cession...We understand Reg intends. ' ;TIL TFE 24TH
N-ow i- the�time for summer to be a farmer. We wisii hire- •
this a worthwhile session. The Rite th'=
- dary-� last with her parents,.in 'Ash- � •Pick crit your _
Wall
furniture,cera and Gift Ch na"-• � � _ of Ba tiaras -• was adriini§feted to very best. .. . • -
burn. P
f pap John Howard, infant son of Robt. - The. W. M.' S. -put on a splendi
The Fours uare Class meets . at
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Seg. our.Gold Seal Congaeurn
the -hd6he of Miss 'Rioxena_ Ledgett and Mrs. Malcolm, of Qtieensvihe. • Program on Monday evening, May
- on Tuesday evening with Mrs. L. 13th, in the church.- The three Miss- --fir 61ork's -
Rugs, in the new patterns. Mondry in charge. i CARD OF THANKS ion Banda of the circuit acted their -O W i
Vie are aSeriis for tht bass ' -The- W A. meets' This Wednes- s Parts well indeed This was @occur•- - -- =_ • Y -
aging. for . their 'respective - leaders •
Wasbing Machine and the day: afternoon at the. Parsonage, at Mr. and Mrs. A.' E. -Cfilvert- wish We have just received a well -
Whifie Staving Machine: - 2.30. Mrs, L• Dunn's g76up will to very, sincerely thank all who so and the C. G. T• T. rendered a-very
have cl yge of •the, program, ably adsisted in extinguishd'ng the pretty-song, The pictures on the assorted fresh .stock. -
Mr. M. Gormley and Mr. 'Richert fire which ,recently threatened the -screen were instructive and 'inter-- CiRACKERS SPARKLERS,
r Motor Ambulance.- Day' or Night Young.-spent _Sunday last in Barrie. d'estrulQUOn -Of their home. esting- Many' thanks, to the Comm _
_ TORPEDOS CANDLES
Miss Roxena L;edget>t of Whiteyale ittee for such' a gobd•••entertainment. ' `
E W.-:- , Is
�• SKY ROCKETS,
Phone 1800 spent Sunday with her parents. A Card of Appreciation : Irl 'Xemoriam LATS LIGHTS Ek. LttQ.
A Young People's Rally was held n i1y�i
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C. A. STEI�RITT here last Tuesday' evening. Rev. G. James Stephenson and family, of $py�s BRCO., CALVERT - In loving memory of
Affleck and Mr. Cope, ,%of Toronto, Claremont, wish to express their V� MY dear Father,who passed away,
sincere thank$ to the friends and May 17th, 1926.
Funeral. Director in the absence of Robt. Scott were SUNDAY HOURS--12-1noon, 6 16 a1.
guest speakers. The sponsor the acquaintances :olio have been so
' P y P Just a memo fond and true, t
Furniture Dealer Youth Forward kind, in thea---recent bereavement, memory, = 1 ; PSONE so "-r- ! „1
--__ -- d .Movement of the I ;_ ., _ �__a To show dear "f 1
THE WA R- W E-EK—Comme4tary on Current Events
New` Zero Hour Approaches
for Europe's Small Neutrals
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Since the outbreak of armed be cut off overnight. Two enemy form. This famous cereal with mil and fruit, contains these eight „
conflict 'between Germany and columns were reported advancing essential food elements: Three Vitamins (A, 91 and Q. Proteins,
the Allies, September 1, 1989, - upon Holland from -Bremen and -Iron, Calcium, Phosphorus and Carbohydrates.
three distinct wars have been Duesseldorf, with objectives._ap- - lucre's vital nourishment to meet wartime demands on your vitality,
'fought in Europe — in Poland, parently in the south and in the m in one simple breakfast that's mighty good to taste. Order two or
•Finland, and in Norway — and north. it attacking it would ap three packages of Shredded Wheat from your grocer—it's equally
Germany has won two of them. Dear the Cerman High Command
Last week, the signs , were un- had a "sc'issors" movement -ire - — nutritious for lunch or as a bedtime snack.
mistakable that a fourth
was low — t0 spread Out sidewise t0 1 - THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, CTD., Niagara Fails, Canada
about to begin, with German occupy intervening territory- after:
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launching attacks against Britain. reaching their first objectives. ryL
on two or three' fronts, possibly Object in invading Holland: to �' rfi�
aided in the Mediterranean Sea seize submarine and. air bases for
by Italian armed action. Every attacks on England; to endeavor
Country in Europe had a No. 1 to outflank the Maginot Line
ease of the jitters, through Belgium. It was the sixth
GREAT BRITAIN. Assailed by war scare in the \'etherlands since
public opinion, the press, Opposi- September, and by far the most. f :, y
tion leaders, critics within Con- potent,. but it was believed in-
servatj-ve ranks for having "miss- many quarters that the German
ed the bus" in the Norwegian moves in this direction might
campaign, Prime Minister Cham- again be just a feint to draw at
berlain's, administration was de- tention away from action in the f {
pending last week. on he-man Balkans.
w ITALY.
StillDure Mussolini lent
— Winston Churchill to pull its°
chestnuts out of the fire. The
eek a , M -
- question was, would the British joying his position while he could.
House of Commons, press, public, Influences restraining him frons "
be satisfied with promises hence- participation in. the war on the
forth to wage the war against side of Germany (.cif such were his
Germany i$ more vigorous fash- Intention): Pressure by the
Solt, or would they demand a united States; the presence in the
Change, of governments "so that Mediterranean of the largest Al -
the same thing may not happen lied fleet on record; the 'attitude
again next week in any one of a of the Pope; the manifest desire
half-dozen other, countries of o! the Italian people for peace; l i l l 'MILE1 t 1 _
= Europe." (Hugh Dalton, Labor the bad state of his country's fin-
ances — not really able to affoid
David Low, Britain's great car- a war; the pro -Ally feeling of the
s;ooaist, pictured Prince Minister Italian royal family. people, from abroad and the native. ers and vegetables. It is important
Christ, pia and his colleagues , 1 Rumor of the week: that The Bookh-Shelf • •
born, are not coming in such num-. to get the t It ties .wanted, and on. "
AISSing themselves in .for a loaf HItIer and Mussoliniwould- short• bore as toraierly. So the average this account it ie an excellent Idea
stand behind the barricaded doors ly meet again and confer in Inns-: .CONFESSIONS OF AN o• of the population will v greet- c consult a good Canadian seed
of the cabinet room at 10 Down- bruck, or perhaps in Munich. " or, The school statistics have been catalogue before placing the order.
D p• •tMMItiRANT'S DAUGHTER
g St. lir. Chamberlain, .armed THE BALKANS. A German- showing the trend for some years. The gardener can look over the vas -
with an umbrella, Sir John Simon By Laura G. Sai•ersoa — Vaneouver.Daily Province: ions varieties in the catalogue and
Italian coup in the Balkan was With her new book' 'Confessions- _. should make ■ he part
and . Sir Samuel Hoare, with ink- a pre that t icn-
feared by all the shall neutrals of an Immigrant's Daughter, Laura lar ones wanted are to the boxes of -
pots for ammunition, were seers of southeastern Europelast Reek. DON'T'HANDICJIP THE POOR p
crouching at the end of the tab- Goodman Salverson has for the The war should not be a means Tanta bought.
_ root table jammed against the It %was indeed the threat of Ger- seeond-time-in her -career =won the Atter Betting out these new _7 -
- door. Scattered on the floor were many that .such a blow might fall. Governor -General's award for the of malthe well-to-do
'the status quo !n plants.the ground about should be-
„ Should "Allied tropos violate any best Canadian book, in thea- Gen- which the well -to do hate ao Much soaked with water and Rept soaked
' papers marked eight years of , - , and others.have so little. There are for a week or so. It Is good plan to
"boring." Th•' caption sayIL:, i Balkan countries fro&- oral Literature class.
,1 tiers " Rei declared i standards of living which should add some commercial fertilizer dis-
"One position that isn't going to .t l "Confessions" is the chronicle, improve whether the country is at
Ill s t $r' would send an ultimatum in that of d 'child of Vikings. It is the war or at peace. The financial sac• solved !i water and In'the saes of
= 1� small things to protect from can. for
l country demanding it choose im- story,, seen through the eyes of a, s day or two._.__
A - With Central and Y_r_.__ cifice of war should be borne by
Southern, -Norway abandoned to mediately one or the other bellig- growing girl, of how her mother ---those who are able to earl an" ,
Brent camp. Meantime Britain re- and father, members of old Ica
.:: the Germane, it remained tar the. ' to.the greatest degree by those'who - ,
doubled -her _ efforts to line up landic families, married and em!- " HOW TO To
to
� ... �Aliea, aided by the Norwegians, Ya siovia, Rumania, Bulgaria, grated to Canada; met the new are best equipped to hear it. All war Mate -
to capture the port o! Narvik go g't taxation Should be framed with that _ A Lurpkless gl e
from a garrison of -4C 000 Germ
Greece and Turkey into a "defens- conditions here and brought up in view. Those who are struggling
' ive" alliance.. Extension of the i family of North Americans, im- -
ans," and seise the railway -leading y upwards from the flaancial depths nae i�aaass City wife — Iden. - .
Isom Narvik to the vital Swedish war to southeastern Europe seem- hued with Icelandic Ideas at earl=' should not be handicapped by irar
ed imminent, 'since any excuse fife •secret because hes husband
- .iron mines at Kiruna. Prime Min- lure, but indiatingtiishabte and bttrdenswhich-others are better able doesn't know how she does It—
later Chamberlain declared that could be the cause for action. proud citizens of Canada..- to shoulder. = Toronto Star.
, learns promptly whether her mate
the government was keeping' in, (Turkish '.'- troops were lining "Coetaa•lona of an ImmlQranf •
ga Ping mails her letters. In every letter - •;- -
mind the fact that British forces the Greek and Bulortan frontiers Daughter" ... by Laura Goodman.
at Narvik were open to grave and -Nazi formations were noted Salverson .`. Toronto: Ryerson she "encloses a self addressed pos-
ftal card..If the card is returned, _
risks until Allied aerial suprem- along the Yugoslav and Hnngar- Press ...' 12.50. Gardening a a a a' she known the letter was deliver- -
acy in the area could be estab- can frontiers. German .tank- ship- sot
]fished. menta into -eastern-- Slovakia were - e
also reportedThItalians =REPLACEMENT'
. e aans were l
- SWEDEN. The effect on Swed- �% l E
" - bi:ay, "near the Yugoslav border - '
an of the Allied reverse in Nor- It- is a goof plan, old• gardeners
way was acknowledged in London and the Dodecanese Islands. Rus• = O F T H E
Sian reinforcements appeared state, to use started annual flow.11 OVERSEAS'
;.to be 'greater than on any other ,
.'Earopean neutral. Encircled. the near the border. of Ruthenia. Ru- R R E S S ers for plrn.t.n, among" tulips and
"middle nation" faced, starvation mors were current that the Allies other Spring flowering bltlbs Cha
throe h strangulation of *ado were about to land troops at Sal- will be pant chefs beet"ia a few
g g more weeks. Something is needed '
with the Allies, unless she came onika in Greece). A FARM PER ISSUE
directly within the Gerihan-Soviet CANADA: With the Parliament To print- the New York. Times _ to hide dying foliage.. Then again, „
4uick growing aanucls will always
grade orbit: about to ' open at Ottawa, politic- for a single week -end edition means
strip -
HOLLAND. Aside from .the al observers in the Dominion were that the pulp wood has been strip useful for filling in any blf^1
,• spots, in the perennial beds where
Balkan countries, the Netherlands hooking for -early reorganization ped oft 225 Canadian acres..— Pe. /
in the :Mackenzie lain Cabinet erborougli Examiner. Winter has been unusually severe. �
Iaat week were possibly in a worse 8
spot than any other European with Hon. Pierre Casgrain, form- --
FIRST VEGETABLES
motion. "Increasing uncertainties er Speaker, a distinct- possibility WHAT, NO RADIO? First of the garden peas, lea[ let- CONSOLS
of the international situation" in any shake-up . . it was es- The last -war was easier to in. tuce, • radish and `spinach will be
'caused ' all army, nary and sir petted also thta Norman Rogers, dure. because we didn't. have to lis- among the eariteet vegetables that- •LEGION
-- force leaves to be cancelled in Minister of Defence, would be giv- •tea to all the would-be.ihpexts corn- are sown. These may be; planted as �.
the Netherlands, cities to be black- en complete control of the three menting upon the aignitlrance. of noon as the g ound'is fit to work. 2,50 SENDS IAM
ed card, traffic to be halted on defence services — army; navy rumors that -hadn't been •verified.. All of the seeds should be sown at
in. the. capacity clean"" to any Single
::rivers and canals, and communi- and air force —Chatham Views. least three times at. intervals b is li ten
---cations with the outside world to of chairman of the war super- -
- ,days so .that there Kill be s'uccebr Milit«y Alen+ Ovnaai
visory council. _:.. THE NEXT CENSUS sion o1 vegetables. The second sow- •
The "census is expected to show'" sag will . be carrots. beets, onions, . Mail order and Ufflinance to9�
something else: that the Canadian potatoes, etc., which can ' stand a OVeRsCAs DEPART
MEN?-
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A parrot belonging to Mr. A. people are growing older. A genes- little frost, .and then beans, corn W. C. MACDONALD INC.,
W,Iow Burning. Harrison, near Chelmsford, "tion ago, Canada was known as and tomato, calibage and caiiliflow Nit 1921, ►lee• t'A.nr•s,
or plants, etc., which are tender. Montreal, Cauda
England, has died at the- age of the young man's country. It is not hpkvm
CIGARETTE PAPERS91. From voyages all over the so much that, now, because the SHORT CUTS'
world the parrot had gathered an years have piled on the shoulders To get started in a hurry one is
DOUBLE AUTOMATIC extensive vocabulary, which it - of the young people of the early advised to purchase a certain quan- s BOYS _
BOOKLETremembered to the end. days of the century, and new young tity of started plants of both flow -
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They had threshed- it out before, r� r t '
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without results -When 9:30 came w •
the entire party went to bed. Y
At breakfast, Bob had already
------ - -- --been> -up--tw-o-.-haurs,- 3taaki -
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tries in hila notebooks, and out-
lining work. for the days to, come. By WIE B. CHAMBERS
' "Fi ' thing, Uncre Hades " he '
-_ - sst n , u'Oven-Canned-
' •' add es he other You'd b - 1
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- to staked tt�e pack others,
to the Always testjar--for eakage: - =s
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- spring and bring back all the was- Place in kettle and sterilize tho•» • • -
er ycu can. Take it ' gasy. It's a roughly. Prepare fruit either in r
12 -mile jaunt, you know. dices, or thin half slices, which-
"Holliman,
r - "HolIiman, 1 think you'd better ever you, desire. Omit any 'soft ?
cut 'some more poles and construct or over -i pe fruit. Place fruit in
� � - wider and more permanent bun's hot sterilized jars. Fill wits;,L
_ _ in our tent houses here. Make syrup to within % inch of the top. =
'by Miss Lane's and Honey Bee's first. Place cn rubbers, being sure they
Kin -g -do,
We'll need comfortable beds. You are new and sterile, next the
r might take a chair or two and a glass tops and then screw tops. 4 4.
m'ORE'_ AR�OLD g
`� _� _ larger table, if you have a knack. Screws down tightly to be sure it-
_ - - fo 't W b h
'CAST OF CHARACTERS
ROBERT BARRY - herq,
1plorer.
MELISSA LANE - heroin
-Barry's partner.
_ HONEY BEE GIRL - India
member of Barry's party.
HADES J d N E S- pio
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-member, Barry`s party.
tyetslerday: Exploration `of
! "Cleat puabtos begins: And f
Bob and Mary, •Melissa. roman
-begins too. Bob had called bar
_ - her set same!
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CHAPTER IX
Small ld& had been used
building the- ceilings of, Defian
- Castle.. Most of them had Crum
lett and rotted, but Dr. Barry w
•,L- able to' get a fairly. solid. -cro
s•.ct;cn of -'one. Be, studied it i
tently.
- "As neai as I "o -un 'tell, stud
Ing the rings witli this. pock
glass, this thing dates back ab4
12e0 rears,'". he told the othe'
= 'We'll. take it- in for detailed 's
_' 4lytis." _
"It ill seems' sort of -sacro
doesn't it?"" 'Lissa was imp>i•esee
With the old. clan .house- and: for
�- ress. "Just imagine the • peopl
that were ,.once here, the bust
days, the happiness, and eve
- -
.:thing r'
-Twelve hundred years! Th
r 1 . e may a ere for fits properly, then loosen one turn •,•,.;; fs;
weeks." back to allow for expansion. Place "'.C, �3
would be nearly 800 before Co- Holliman went oui to star. for on rack in oven about 11. inches
ea- lumbus discovered America. What the necessary poles, and Mary Ale- a art. Process at 275 de Fahren ;✓' '.' 1
P g.
manner of men could hive in- lisss went _ toward the corral :o keit for 35 minutes for pints; GO
me, habited the 'arid southwest then? saddle her horse and take a ride. minutes for quarts. If possible al- SEND FOR MIS
What language had they? What_ Holliman saw her there alone, and low jars to cool in oven until ea=y USM �OOtul�T
n; dress, customs,, manners? What angled across the area, carrying to handle, then screw tops down Writenoafort REE Fk,okbt,
52 Baking Se�c�ret,'
color? Whence came , they, and his ax, i% ,speak- with her. Might tightly; leave -iriverted for 24 hn. - issuedb)'the(.ausdaStarchHome9ervi poo,
near; where did they go? as well get qn with his hired lov: Store' -in a dr and cool lace.` 11- directed by Mrs Aitken famousCook,ns
making. Y P Au�,,�, Write enclosing a label from any -
Archaeology may be a "dead" g'• Besides after due 'con- rler no circumstances reopen jars Canada Starch product. to Canada Starch Rome
science from the schoolroom view- sideration, he was liking the idea to fill yvith syrup. - SwviceDep: J'49weninawnSt E,Toronto r
!be point; .it may lack adventure in very much. He had gives itimuch Syrup for Canning Pineapple
er the library. But it lacks' nothing thought during the night. 2 cups sugar
ce in the field. Even Hades Jones Bob lingered at the breakfa,t 2' cups water.
I and the muscular Holliman, un- table, sketching and making notes. / Combine ingredients and bring to the first mixture alternately
educated in the scholastic sense. He wanted a complete record of to the boil, Boil five- minutes; re- with the pineapple juice and`' --
felt the ^ spell of exploration and every -move made on this exfxedi- more any scum, which may forst. on extract. Spread in two greased
-
-helped with the preliminary meas- tion. Every piece of pottery, eve- This amount yields -enough for and floured cake pans and corer _
int u ements and surveys. No actual ery bit of rock or artifact collect- tour pinta. with 'meringue.
re digging was attempted 'the first ed, had to be properly classified =
b- day, but when the party descend- and .labeled. Honey Bee brought Pineapple Short Cake- _
is ed toward nightfall, everyone war him more coffee, then lingered. Pineapple provides us with the
' fatigued. o o inspiration and the material for Canaci"ians returning from other
Ther. Are Sure Signa some very attr4etive dessert., countries in 1989 brought almost
Scott Holliman, remembering Here is a shortcake of the sweet ;9,540,800 worth of goods into
his bargain with Bone Bee, made Bawb • she ventured, hest-
$ Y yr riety, which hits won high favor. Canada duty free under -the hun- 1
an opportunityto begin his love . tautly. She had never addressed pt' providEd -
et g frim 'ao intimately before, but )�. It offet�s quite a novelty and is tired dollars exemption tit campaign. He stayed near Mary used frequently as a party dessert. in tbe.eustoms tariff. t
�Alelista on the walk to camp,.. - appeared not to noate. He looked .
- A medium sized pineapple �°' massaged to separate the .two - of up at her. P Pple well
n- .. a Hpeued. $bred very fine or ptit -
thern from the .others. I hear you say;' she_ -went ot.
"how you give thee leg to lean: •• through the food chopper, Add EII��Y ITS 6E_ NYINE
d� Well. Lissa, how did - you like door to cliff• house." rugae in proportion half as muzl►
d the cliff, house?" He began with `•yea, sure:. Honey Bee. I mean, sager as fruit. Have. this prepar- jtNT
t_ high confidence. - -it's a scientific point that would ed si vera! hours before' baking
a Lissa, astonished, wondered if be .very valuable;. if we could settle the cake. When ready to bake,
ire heard him correQtty. She had' drain the juice from the pine.__ FLAVOR
Y it, Most of the cliff dwelHnp,ex Apple -
been cavil to the man heretofore, - --
t3'- plored heretofore had some sort
Just as she would have been to a --
of -n-arrow stairway, cut in rocks One-third cup butter _ a , fir✓
janitor oa'gardener in :tiew York: usually, or _augmented with Ind- cup sugar
She had - been impressed on her -
first day in Blanco Canyon, when ders. _ This one showed no sign -of .4 egg yolks ,
such, you know." 4 cup -flour e
Holliman rode the bucking, horse, "you do not ha-ff to give- the '"�. teas con bakin
but -he- was -'hired 'as a workman. P. g powder
0 0 leg,'" she 'informed him, smiling.. _. tea'spoon salt
"Honey Bee save thee leg." 'a cup pineapple juice • Every day millions find ,.
He fihou;Tit Hct• :Sky- "Hunh"• You mean= H� One-third =teaspoon lemon er-" real enjoyment in the
tract. coolie
-Ali at once. though, a nPiv Q, lon¢.taatin¢¢ ,-
theught struck. her. Was Holliman, looked at her, questioningly., - _ flavor of WRIGLEY'8
"Last .night, in the dark, I titke . Method -Cream shortening aad SPE.1RNIINT GUM -
after all, s "mere" workman" flashlight an go back. to cast:'e. mix in sugar very gradually. Bea: blended frpm fresh
Wasn't he hired rather to be one
of a scientific a know many Indian signs. l wart egg yolks end ax.+ .femb;n;ng anal ` -- to garden mint. _
Party.- on an equ$L. __. _} _ - - 1t's.good for you, too-'
r sup ere slier .what you beating well. Mix and sift flour:
o Ing with• the others. Was it - - harps keep teeth bright
ay after supper." - baking powder and salt, and add and attractive. Dentists L
fair'to expert Dr. Barry to main- You .went up again, Roney recommend it.
taim town startdardst of -employers _
and servants'' Hades Jones had
Box ` Alone In the dark, Elsr
n: incredulous. "Can you -show it to me". Right
been accepted as rt: social' equal, Yes. 'F or you. I was not afraid. away' Great grief, ' woman, the '° r
for its reit% And the West is famous I know Indian. people:' Many of is big.stuff, ifyouu're right! Let's
for demos, troy', she -knew.', . our signs are- .ver go!"
Holliman mistook. her pause. for: g 'very old. 1 _ g
look for sign 'of one long square He gripped, her arm, in quick S
shyness, and thought she w.s in another ion s ua.re. It •mean; thanks, as he " �E�• w
pleated at the compliment; g• Q passed her. Honey r
"Anytime you want anything, -
"Yes!
you know:" -Bee smiled, and in that 'moment
Yes. Yes, the entrance sign! she was truly beautiful. But
Lissa, you just ask me, hunts .- -And-?" S "1'll get 'Lissa," --Bob caller': � MEpt - h;
Holliman was growing more -con- G R
fidential, assuming "I ,find it.. On thee castle roe k:. "We'll go' right up with you. 10 >
genuine inti- , 1 am sure. I think -it show- thee"` Slowly the Indian girl's expres- r, aF-0
mace. secret entrance to thee castle." sion changed. It was almost su-
'Lissa was furious, instantly. She p ' erriatur'al
She would have turned to slip paused, rather im- ressively. P far the scowl that, .
him and doubtless lir. Holliman Bob stood up, in his excritement. grew, in place of the smile, was
' T He stared at the- Tndi.an maiden. deep with, Pain, tainted with spir•
would have received a class•t.
bawling out from a lady with an "L -look here; Honey. Bee,". he itual venom.
excellent if =refined. choice of --jabbed a finger at her, beaming. .(To Be Continued) i'
words. But Bob Barry chose that
moment to turn back and call t,,,
-het:
"Th at:hanmer still has me wor-
ried," Bob repeated, waiting fot•t
Melissa -and Holliman to catch up This breakfast Yx
` _ y
with him. "I can't 'imagine why =«
the rawhide strip wasn't disinte-
grated,goner with kTl• the years: zea
It couldn't be more than a hu,l- ?
dred'.or so:" ��.
"SPEAKS
-Maybe Indian; expinred file
rave, .and dt•oppetl it.... - - - - -•-•• ". ., ' � '
Diary Melissa forcedherself to
be calm. She welcomed the • inter-
ruption,, ITSELF.
reaily,, until she 'could
have time to think, After 'all, t'
parte of five persons had to live 'DAD t•INDS AN IARI Theruoritenthepoursou
;'.
together -for some weeks: the milk or cream, he hears Rice Krispies.
"Vo," Bob answered, ".It's not chattering to him with their merry crackle-
Indian make. Not like the wax
pop
sna They just lots to be -eaten. So down -
Pot , is of any tribes in. the past feA, . rlg p -and oris they slay crisp to the,yery
l.,
retnries,'I'm. sure. They had a lists000nfulI
definite pattern • for stone hair;- .
mems, tomahawks and the like. .. >
MAKE UP
` WITH OGDEN'S
'.
Ogden'& Fine
Cut )toads the
`f�' bast in the production of
a smoother, milder, mellowe,
cigarette. Roll yourowners whorrtake
up with Oyden's agree that this*"
frag rant'cigarette;tobacco plays the
feature "role "in smoking enjoyment.
Oelr the best eigaretteyr "CbrxttcAr"
er v, Veyw"- are 4"d enswo ler Ogden'$.
Smokprt-
Ask
ISSUE NO. 20-'40
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The grooves in this one, whil;h New thousands now demand
held• -the rawhide, were different. S10 -
.. . .
The shape` was-urPiljue.
And 'the " YC � —POP -CRACKLE -SNAP chorus Bait t
chide was strangely fresh!"
to 'N co
tP":Fit. shook his ad at the nig,: mid grownupsTsten every
All over Canada, children `<
Iy, 'When 'su err over that ••;• �,•
Pu - w morning to the cheery song of crispness. Breakfasts t
:,Ight, talk about the � Was i.' - p,a c.' '. �.,
r,�-nntetl.' Only Honey Ree' said - - are gayer when golden -brown Rice Krispies tumble;
'into_ family cereal bowls! Tests show that Mice'
r
nothing. Washing the dishes, she cLAf
kqj E Krispies stay for hours in or cream.
'hovered near ennuh to hear• how- $P\a• - -
ever. !ES ' % "trice Krispies" is the trade mark of the Kellogg
"i'm still guessing, nbout the en- Company of Canada, Limited, for its delicious brant.) _
t: once fo that castle of oven -popped rice. Order several packages tomor-
repvatod.
"Those peoples 'were �` `"`''' ,' '' cos, illadcby ICellogh's'in London, Canada.
.....
. far, Hers. They simply' had to gr)
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THE DICKERING NEWS DICKERING TOWNSHIP ducts, Soaps, Cleansers, Medicines, ' r
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TRAINING SCHOOL Mineralized Stock and Poultry Ton- R• G. CLENDENIN�
Teresa � , , � Five evpnings of Christian Fellow- ' ics, Fly Sprsry, in nearby rural „F'UNERAI: DIRECTOR
$1.75 per year. $1.50 in advance .- - ship and Study. route. Farm experience helpful. �.
Subscriptions to the UStates WHITla7VALE BAPTIST CHURCH experience not necessary.
Beginner must be satisfied with $30 Private Ambulance
nited y
and Gt. Britain, $2.00 in advance. May 23, 27,, 28 29 'and 31st. - Day and Night Shrvtcw
STUDY COURSES a week at start, Credit furnished
right party. Write now, The J.' R. Pbone.$000
Ja1m Murkar, Proprietor JUNIOR WORK Materials and Watkins Company, Montreal, Qua PERMANENT NAGGING. PAIN Malvern 5000
1ltethods, by Miss Anna Orchard, Dept. O -P-15: THAT F RAYS .THE .-TEMPER (�
Eaptlat Ctildren's Work Sec. - �Markh f -.Ont...
AND NER�IES.� ,1T NAV
BE. 8>E
Eesi ht Edatio»la YOUTH ACTION IN PERSONAL SALE REGISTER ` -_ YOUR EYES.
Y --L ',N G - by Rev. I. E.'b�nneaiy,-
r 8iid B. D. SATURDAY, JANE 1st 'eaten- C: H..TV K, OPT. D.
C 1t11 Lss# ildal
THE STEWARDSHIP LIFE - .lby sive auction sale of farr�rstock', ,�7 1119ek OPO�,.P. 0,
EFFICIENCY f Rev. R. W. McVey. implements,_ in furniture /idlers. 1511
Program each Evening
etc. on lot 2, con. 1, Scarborp
Worship Period - 7.45 - 8.00 Twp. 3-4 mile south of Kingston �
((�a' First Study Period - 8.00 - 8.40 Road, from Centennial Church CMW r" jw !� ar C In
5/• H. TUCK
Vit Recreation - 8.40 - 9.00 corner. P*perty of R.obt. Dixon.
Second Study Period - 9.00 - 9.40 Terms cash. No reserve. Farm BRQ�✓
This school if for Sunday School gold. Sale at 1 p. m. `sharp, D. S. �+ tita111fa11ae eat ~+�
Opt. Wprkers, Young People, and all T. Wbtch for posters. J: H. and 'THEATRE w��• °� N°' rbi
seeking further train and know -
ng Ken Prentice, auctioneers. jlir�iie >t■wea� at za
EaedgM 8,peeisMA ledge for Christian work. -YOU cangATURDAY; MAX 25th - Auct- "C7CT�32W33'2' ;li�i. -41
#%=a Id. (op. F. 0•) help an excellent school ion sale .of household furniture All Shows Daylight SavingTime V*W • !bIm =
OaLawa. Phsss 1515 Come! and garden tools etc, at her home
WO WMA N A BAW$
' Figures,' on account uat of their 'imp- Needed immediately, reliable man in Pickering. Village; the proper- THURSDAY FRIDAY do SATURDAY � ilglPj'Itts♦ r
_ sive appearance, When marshall- ilitiy car, between 25 and 50 years . ty of Mrs. James Andrew. Sale
Ires'sed with - impressive explanations, of age, to supply established de- at one p. m. Terms cash. WaL MAY 16, 17 and 1S
Impress us perhaps when all other wand for World Famous Food Pro- Maw, auctioneer. Two Shows, at 7,80 and 9.30
+efforts would fail. When we think Saturday Matinee at 1,80 Notin.e.,to ,
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of our health and strengtlA as an _ � - = - DEANNA DUBBIN .�
asset invested in the ptbmotion of We do Building Qf all .Jfinas'
our profession, and if we have IN56
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been, t10 a fair degree successful, CARPFNTiLIirl,
or even is not, our experience has "IT'S ADATE !! _ SMENTIN4,.
_ :surely shown up, that in 'the gain- PLUMBING
in of this experience an import- WITH 1
_ ant asset was our vision. We per- KAY. FRANCIS MASSEY-HARRIS CREAM SEPARATORS- :. and
haps realize- then, that _its value WALTER PIDGEON ROOFING -
f, LEWIS HOWARD a"10 sell Brantford Roofing
- cannot be .measured in dollars and
EUGENE PALLETTE MateHals, Em ' ire Bathroom
- cents. We would not, any of us, be p
:swilling to sacrifice .vision for any- r` - Equipment, Duro Water
thing money could buy. If -we have / r MONDAY, TUISDAYtc WED'SDAY Systeme, Beatty
Rood vision, we are ..permitted to - "_ .9 ,Vbl e . Egnipm ent
rase .it in seeing and purchasing' _ May 20, 2I' and 22 Building Mateelal,
What we see. If we have poor .vis• The sew Massey -Harris No. 9 Two Shows, at 7.80 and 9.30 r Es Free
- Son, the quality of the t'-4ings pur- Cream Separator is one of the - _
.chased may be inferior through not greatest values ever offered. It _ PRISCILLA LANE Work Guaranteed
is priced with the lowest, yet ROSEMARY LANG F � PR
SE
having the vision to detect it. it has Massev-Barris quality - LOLA LONE L' . t1 . .0 j1c� IJ,L'1
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out. You get good close
Classified Aslvreliaemse�ts skimming ..with ,the famous GALE pArE Ph
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- . Massey -Harris Six -Point Film .
_
IN -one 4502
- '- Flow' method of dLtribudon- '- .. ,
CUSTOM HATCWAjG - Let us Areal mosey saver at the new -- i • !!
- �f'8S8II�iQ�. OP1TAJi'11+0
baLeb veru chicks is our latest and low price. Four dives
Now Low Pries
reit modern incubator, purchased Caumpen~ Tans serawN r 'WITH.
io
e
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-;M ties Wbrla'e Poultry CongressRadService
last year. Aon eggs, $2.50 per 100. - lCLAUDE RAINS
Duty and Turkey Eggs, $4.00 pas :04'•-450 lbs. $56JEFFREY LYNN
D 11 75 .
100.- Unionville Chick Hatchery,' JOHN GARFIELD ::-Expert
_ No. 7, Highway, Prone Unionville, 556--W lbs. $68.76 _ � - MAY `ROBSON pairs t all
ma.+�- s. R 2
} � pairs to sll m
z92>4. at - - _ - - rices. Rens-
8t#-8001be. $78.75
RADIO SERVICE - Electric wir- � - COMING -Next Thum. Fri. and Sat. onable chargas.. �orj<
_;. . • ..,
and.
std
Raw &&: Expert Service_ 8
. - _MAY Z8. 2f! 2b guaranteed. _
AZ Makes of Receivers. Reasonable The Biggest Show of the Year
Bates. Tobea Tested Free. Russell -. John. L. Gillman _ _ : � g� r !, ARTHURFIELD
`- >14• Gray, Brougham. Out. BROUGHAM, ONT. PHONE PICK S r 12 '�s11111ver a Travels GLs*uam Ratio vW Tele, ioo,n "�'
�V�A.TCH AND CLOCK - rtoot in M'm� Ofliciai Radio Service t
J. L Corrie, at Brougham, Saturday 9' TECHNICOLOR -�
oftern0Dn. 46 Phone bi p
ICHERtN
AVING ;
` - POTATO PLANTER� for sale. In _ - - -•. -
--$
good condition. Hal -sake, 8ft, Som :
condition. Ted' Coates, Dunbarton. _
-ON-
DOOLEY POTATOES - for sale. :._
r's. '1'1*. Bacon, Claremont. phone : '--FEED
iK
�608. _ ,T HIGHEST MARKET PRICE .
;t have become a member of the Shur -Gain Feed Service is -
FOR SALE - 23„pigs, S weeks old. order to enable farmer: in this district to lower their feed -
f or
,�lielvin Johnsen, 2 miles West of er
• -
cl-
arem,nt. _costa. You naturally demand the following is any feed:. FARM PRODUCE RIGHT at H�1M�•-
MILLET for SALE - Empire -Mill.
1. Quality; _ _
et, the recognized beat variety for 2. Performance' ' - . ]�' '
psatnre or ,hp}r. Sow 20 pounds per 3• M1IIlmnm COBt _ i8.+aC Hags L- ive Calves
acre. Price 4c. per pound. Have also
- =$ small quantity Kabott and Man- ~Youget "all three" with Sbur:Geis, because
Spring Lambs Lite Fowl '
aadn Soybeans. All seeds Govern- 1. The � feed is made right here at our own mill in.
.anent Grade No. 1. F. H. Westney, -
-Pickering. Phone Pick. 1413. . i
:Pickering, thus eliminating all unnecesary handling ;�..v' Spring Chickens.
FOR SALE - Glen Mary strawber- costs._
�3. '.
icy plants. $5.00 per 1000. Washing- It's alwa y fresh. _
Fresh Eggs
ton asparagus, 2 -years roots, 60c. - -
_.3. _Highest quality ingredients ere need.
Per 100.; R. E. Hedge, R. R. 1, Pick RECEIVING and GRIAD1NO STATION WHITBY
• +ering.. Come In -See our miser and see how Sure-Galn• Feeds ire made. `learn _
how we can save you maney, Waring now -Sure -Gain Chick Starter,
LAWN MOPl Cf. CER%NG FA RMS- /.T�MOWERS SHARPENED - �• � . Zt00��7CT00�
Repairs. Second-hand mowers for 4
: r file. Arthur Boyes, Phone 68. PICKERING, ONT. Night and Day, Phone Whitby 838
.
tit. KlrRING, ONT. PHONE PICK 61CO
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- Wawa the bot Svintaa deys arrive, yea from'Yseitkft roarr'.ym as 0 W fart the RaNa/ Lake sad Nghwey Toon,10014 trip fA+ea 3Rd may erAa attrea w ho/idoy eatlnfi are
fr" roroato, indadiv mama accoauatiodatibo _ �km�, dew, Ard i�, thr it/ass eyed folder %c0as j
Need sot dash sway oa year vscetloo !a •ho&oy to Meet year faaey-wwk-sad tr�p�t � Dom, ,yay,�ka lakes, 'ifSJS; t11Y� ' rakp&se OF writ• for Now copy to-dgc
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haste sad eoafaslea. F/sn sew to vivo w er a/ae-tiny rorn wbh Mie p h q step- Z DeyS Otor ka Bay, ,ff3OS; 6Darya,600,7ba EASTERN HOUSE, phone 4300 f i
verses/f a haAAy, carefree hoNday. ' OWarrdVaamott to ta/t year c+sawakaee dq► sad lake Srpeerdor, a
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Work is progressing rapidly . on We belive our car dealers, if ask- Rev. Dr. Yining, well -]mown here, r Y
CLL"J►lIJC+ON�' the new club house far the Bowl- ed, vr►ould report business very f -r:, ..E.O L,.•
Ing Club. fair. Both in new and used cars. will occupy the Pulpit in. thus -Bap-
tist Church here, on Sunday next. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND .
Alan Pretty made a. rapid rec- Syanpathy is felt for Mr. and and Mrs. Len-, Pilkey are EMBALMIi:R
_--gem: __ Kennedy and Mr• overt' from his illness of last week, Mrs.' J. Farr, lwh-bse young son was
- - "James McCullough attended the ' moving, ,this week, to the residence-^gilacessor;to W J. Mather,
and is out and around again quite taklen seribusly ill a few days ago,
recently vacated 6t' Mr. Wallis.
meetings of, Oshalwa Presbytery in lively. and. ,shed to an Isolation Hospital, Stout3viUe
Blackstock,, on Thursday last. Much of the equipment and mac- -
A large c�ongregatioa filled the in Tofonto. No very definite rep- N►ght and Daly k3oeriue
hinery of the former McIntyre
Dr. and Mrs.. Tomlinson were in Baptist Church to capacity on Sun- ' arts Ou his conditions were avail-
Grim#,bW,. Suv&y, -��►g Riev-Jay.--evening
u on hone
plant has been removed this week Business Ph • Residence P
day -:. evening last, when Rev. P. D. able at the .first of the week. We to other_e_entres: Claremont gerfer-
• hxnow1 s115+ will feel the oiss J r
�.—=imueh; Augustine; Iwho has been the 'Past hope. for au_.eaxlx_xeoge�'to nor -
or or a last seve years, Pres-' mal health for this little child. �•y, It is hoped that operations' by -
_
long. and serious illness. He is now ,
art in his services. - ched his farewell address. The Un- The W�omeaA MasniQocie someone will be conducted in these
�°� P ' ited. Church withdrew their service held their monthly g valuable -premises ere long. ATTENTION
An attempt was made on Mon- to petandt their members to attend. school -room of the United Church. _
&y night to break - intp the Harold. The eympethy of this community ' Dn' Thurs"Y,' May 8th, with a good '
Sanderson service -station., on- the is . emended .tune. Mr. Oscar Barber, attendance. The De*tional Service
--`your Corners. The -front door pan--I'ghter'
on tole death of his mother, which 'was conducted- by Mrs. Rawson, :.Notice t0 Creditor: Road Cs�'ayCl
el is made up of nine panes; and took Ply at the home of her.dau- Convent+ Of the Group- Mrs. John- ---AND,OTHERS the one nearest the door -knob IwaB in Tonto, on the first of son, President, taiokd the business -�lt a
broken, but owing to a second, in =. bt the Estate of Harry -Hilton �,t�� Pa` �n . '
`this wool% in her- 79tbl Year. The Part bf the, program: Mrs. J.: Farr, z
;dependent, key-contz+olled lock, even feral took place on Wednesday at ' prepared a Paper on Stewardship, Major, Veterinary Surgeon, Deceas- ��
the breaking of -this window did Uxbridge, with interment in the :but orwing to illness in her family, ed. _ Gravel. _.
snot enable the thieves to open ' Uxbridge Cemetery. She is survived was not present to give the paper. ALL PERSONS having claims a-
door. This failure apparently ipso by her illtsiband, son and daughter. Mks. Kennedy very kindly' filled in gainst the Estate of Harry Hilton Sa" $
nd GmAW
sufficient to disdonrage the would- �,. P.' D. Augustine, of Claremont the breach in' an able' manner. Mrs. 'Major, late of ' the Townahip of Stone
' - be thieves, rand no " losses" are res- officiated at the funeral. ' - Hughl Gregg gave a piano solo, Pickering, in the County -of Ontar-
orded. Mothers' Day Services in the Un which amuch aft tie-. entitled lo,
ed,-'_Ellet �tlem _ + i• 1b
heart" which .tied o Veterinary Surgeon, deaeas - •Y Plant,
_ •. A ntivtTriier of Cht•IetiaaL workers ited C>I�h were- lar y •attended who dyed on or about"Ube 18th day
fth L026,
in the Sunday Schools and Young - ,�~
- _ People's Unions of the Claremont Sunday. In Sunday School, the ,Give me Thme of March. 1940, are hereby request E KNt+o offi" H"A,d "7•!. 3
Mothers'. Day Order of Service, sup- ed in so beautifully with this theme ed to send ,particulars of same to
- CgLurch±ea. • are planning to attend the undersigned on or before the ;BHN HOIIRNE k $DIi
- the I:eadershijs.: , Training School plied by the 0: R. E. C. was used. of our meeting on Stewardship.: A
wihich opens in Whitsvale Baptist. En the regular service, the Sacra- Pleasing little ceremony was per- lot day of June, 1940, after which
went of Baptism was administered. formed at this meeting, 'when 1ltlrs. date ,
t$ura1E, on Thursday evening, May 'it was a beautiful scene, the- par= Luther Pilkay, a valued member of having regard only to the claims of
Ply eats, with their little ones, against our Au>aliary, tuns presented with a which the undersigned shall then
PIANQ-T�iNING _
get iri>cb wiEi1 your Sunday .
a background of plants, roses and Lice Membership and Pin, the
8'n
Bct til pf• Y: '. President or by have notice, and the undersigned AND
hi Officers. Memrbers of this Soc-
tln2BCe p message
will • not -be liable to any person of
your r, atn6na e. We want to carnations. • The eater's mesas lett', Mrs. Johnson reading the add-. All Kinds of Fe 91r fork
was based upon the Fifth Comman _ whose claim they shall not then p.
fYaow; siEt,sn at possible,. the Hennes • ment - "Honour, thy. Father -and rens and making - the presentation, .have notice. _ __ __ - All Tuning Guaranteed
of all 'those wl q intend to come. .
thty Mather". We were glad to see and Miss A. bicGiashan, Presented •-- -'
Plan to attend, yourself, and bring '.so :many visitors present. Visitors the pin. Mrs. Pilkey replied in a Dated, at Toronto this 29th day of C. S. MacDONALD
e friend. _ _ e
' e a welcome our c f w suitable, words. - - D.. 194Q _.. Ave, Tessera
are always 1 me at church. Aped, A. 309 Clone
Fred A. Majpe, R. R. 1, Locust Hill, one Lakeside 1602
Ontario; Russell_ M. McCrohan,' R. � Orders taken at NEWS C+�ae
R. 1, Locust. -Hill, Ont., Administra-
tors, by their Solicitors: - Beaton.
Electric -Welding
1*11 and Rosa, 871 Bay -Str« Toron-
+a t0.
Welding Repairs on motor -blocks
'UST
' bed boilers. Also general welding
_ repairs.
u UA
ts a * � � � - ! • Portable egvipsneot brw>tbt to jab
r
4 ' IM!: ;.� :� �•~��� �,,,�,� �,, ��, �,
,Lr01iN$ WHITE
It. R 1, Piekering . .
(BROCK ROAD)
, � ,• ,� .S,a.��, , S �•.,,: •'jl,y-.ZY S°. y���,yp¢� YY,$�t�«#5,;.4�'�aR ��`r� �� —--.—__._.-.
to mast Ai of mad-
'} am the Gbckelu a NO. Jhe
11 grain sed >Pvirtiiiser Drill and _
No. 12 Grain Drill will do a better mu
g9aftg job for you Their all -steel
strongly braced frames, weloped
-all-bath gears, Hyatt bearings and Does theTrick's
Alesnits
e-
Alenats lubrication ensure easy
running with minimtmn upkeep ex-
pelnse. you are looking fol --Ct1ie9La seri tell
- _
ter. drill, don't. overlook the Cock-
C:1� - Shutt No. 11 and No. 12. Come in ft�7► psrl _
rro%t's A%1'1azing and see their many !valuable and
outataading features --
TODAY. D. N.. 'Locktrood, Pieioerting, Oak
-
VACUUM POWER SEE.YOUR LOCAL DEALER
GEARSHIFT u G. wllsc>N, myrtle Stn. R. 1, Mi
IVAN BARRETT;-PICKERING
.,..Phone Pick 5214
_ _. �_. - . _-• For Sale. -Peas. Aanguard hats.. .. ;
_ -
Erba4 Oats, White Wave O • know! ...-Tests are better than silk, and riding _ TT
a'-You COC���� ts,
a;
beats reading! .�-. That's why we invite yot:.to take -a and O. X C. 2i Barley
.---_7tborougk-goiagdsrnowstrariortridsarCbevrolet for' -i0. graCn is free from ao:leas weeds
y WoodTho
No, i Red Clover and otter seeds
- . raa't Chevrolet -ease —
FroatAl
You R find you -.. equal driving
Because Chevrolet has the Improved Vacuum Power rd
Hardwood, $10 00 card, delivered
-' Sbi which sit Ger 8f! of the effort arrio= The ""Provd steering eolaens ' Agency cement ,and building, 'materials a
PP °�° 13 n$ s•ar Mh that does sox d the Now Stock of Parts of Hasa-Higbest prices paid for 'Wheat,
swaticaily; instead of. makimg you tog and pull and do all vrerk fee yes and rogWru , Oats and Barley, _. ....
a -the work yourself 1. 20% ddvw dio,li.l _ Service on above 'madillaes
And- can't ' ual Chevrdlet riding ease, either _
Order twine now. Phone at our ezpena
you eq $ _ - in*lements on ex Ubit In ,season
'"nal Chevrolet has "The Ride Ro 1" which . �hevrot* s fan . Plows. mowers rte.' r
Farr s Elevator
• Perfected Knee - Action*, Scientifically Bal- R I DE ROYAL"
anted Springs sad Automatic Ride Stabilizer to produce _ L LSE Claremont, Cent 4
*� the smoothest, safest ride known !-
Claremont,. Onto Phone, Res. 381Office 38W. ti
mill
you "make the test--todory,? "There's a car waiting — -- _
for you at our showrooms rigbi now!
- LOOK OVER.- OUR STOCK
CHEVROLET HAS MORE. THAN 175 IMPORTANT
MODERN 'FEATURES' INCLUDING: NEW "ROYAL ChwroleYs Pe '
'CLINER" STYLING a BIGGER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE a NEW SEALED rFWod Kneo•AcNon
BEAM HEADLIGHTS WITH SEPARATE PARKING LIGHTS a NEW
Riding System'—pias manq other Dodge 1940 Custom Sed'lan 7
`
PULL -VISION BODIES BY.FISHER 4SUPER-SILENT VALVE -IN -HEAD advanced features — brings you
• eENGINE a PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES a LARGER TIPTOE-MATIC ride results never before known. GII76 -- �csd.�a;� Coupe
CLUTCH. 'on Special De Luxe Models. - 1939 ,
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- nom. - ;:4. ,a.,. .. ,•-, ., - p.
*--at my Imaynot for 1112AL The
„ false' are for and the graes cut only - z"
�.
prophets acted sa if God were ,far several times a year with a arm
---- S UN D A Y away out of th'eli` sight. -not -unvw- ' ' mower; L7S4 with grass and weeds
-- Ing nor caring what men did; the seldom cut and shrubs and trees, If
SCHOOLtrue prophet feels that he is equal- planted, neglected.'" _
ly near. God in- all -places. WORK DONE BY PUPILS
.., LESSON - - -
• ' - • THE WORD OF GOD While the School Act an regu
the sch
e. h t hath foe the..size�snd general
f Ti? pt`op at th$ a
LESSON VII dream; tet`Lfitl=teaP a dream;" -and• -
care o1 the grounds, Mr. Davies �.,
'JEREIMIAH DENOUNCES FALSE he that hath my word, let him ]tiro ' ints_out that the Regulations pro -
-----'y _._ speak my word faithfully. What is Do' -
-PROPHETS - Jeremiah 23 vide for a $15 to $�(1 range tor' the
Printed Text,-7er.23: 21-32: .. the straw to the wheat? saith Je
qva-'T.-"2�. Is 'vast my -Word like tire' flowers,--ahrLb., and _.bulbs which
hGolden Text - "Prove all things; must be planted by the pupils, un-
.hj
hold fast that which, is good:' saith Jehovah; 'and like a hammer der the direction' of the teacher,
t breaketh the rocas In pieces?
t Tlteas. 8:21.- the
and may be included in the. agri- ti`?
LESSON IN ITS SETTING 30 Therefore, behold. I am against
the prophets, saith Jehovah, that cultural report as expenditure on
Time - During the. reign of Je- which the grant is paid. This is In
hoiachin, 598 B.C. steal my words every one from his '
neighbor. 31. Behold, I am against schools where agriculture is taught.
Place —Jerusalem. It't�emphasized the'�work must -be- -
the prophets, saith Jehovah, that t
pcan
P
• The twenty-third chapt@r of Jer- use kheir tongues, and say, He salth done by the pupils. Ao.school
emiah provides us with a mirror in hire outside help and get the grant. 1.
which we see reflected many con- 32. BehQjd,.1 am.against.them that _
ditiona original existing in Israel; prophesy lying dreams, 'satth' Je
surely again prevailing iu our hovah, -arid do tell them, and cause
but sure
.._ my people to err by their lies, and '
own day. in our own land are many + -+r e- a-�n }
1111111M1 • and women who make pze by their vain boasting; yet scut
�!
tense of being mouthpieces of God, them not; nor commanded them:' To les
Gayer Sty
who are deluding. thousands of peo• neither' do they profit this people 1
pis. Inevitably the dour comes at all, saith Jehovah.
The word of God is like,a fire in Women's partiality to bright col,
When a false prophet is exposed. has definitely influenced the
Chat whenever it is received ,inti ora
? : when- ultimately he dies, and all of _
_ chase that followed .him not only the human mind it burns up the , breadwinner's taste in spring suits
iaow that they have been deceived false tdeas-which-men have o1 God-- _-and accessories: a .cAiiga4s'.ot, lead ' "
of sin, of righteousness, and of nes Ing New York men's shops showed
-- but that they are indeed lost
Ven.The word of God when .preaca last week
sOWD. gL Ve ane While cautioning the well-dressed r
ual truth and pretends to be vebat` the destruction of every iniquitous male_ to shun the more bizarre out-
• a '= he is mot is' a' terrible liar and de
Institution' fits, the men's wear depaYtmeni has
ceivt!r.--
THE PR.OPHIrl J£REMIAII come up tiffs string with the wedge y
• canvas shoe, the light_ green hat � " •�
!The prophet Jeremiah was one of Improve Run j�� --
l r31�s greatest o; all ,the prophets Wbo i" (again] and many other sartorial -
1 t s appeared in Israel. He betong- SC�1001 CsY'tDU17t18 steal from the distaff side. And the The officers and crew of the British submarine "Spearfish" are •-
fed to the village caned Anathotlr,-- sales are brisk. shown the deck of heir "pi beat" as they arrived at an unnamed
E o on r
- - --- - - English pori from thea assignment -in Norwegian waters, using which,
d
- northeast -of Jerqsatem, and was Only One -Quarter of Schools BRIGHT, COLORS FAVORED the "Spearfish" hit the German cket battleship Admiral Scheer. with _ -
cane- to the office of prophet whets
about twenty years of age,- in' t -be. In !Rural Ontario Have Lawns - Once again,' 'following fast one torpedo, ;and maybe -more. Members of ..the crew are looking at fire
thirteenth year of King Josiah, of Spearfish insignia on the side..of-'tire exalt.
Mowed, grid Trees. Shrubs. sprint's lead. women are proving P
i43 B.C., to which sacred _work he - IFlowers Cared For,. Depart- successful la urging upon their bns-
icontinued. actives until
the 8e grant of Hducation Says bands and friends the odd sprint
�': ' combinations f6 -country and town
aIis•aetion of Jerusalem in 686 B. -C.
The Provincial Department of
AfP�r the capture o! Jerusalem he ' waw -alike. ;r
'was tretted with great considera- Education is urging a special drive Smart and conservative Is' the
greyk t ith•
tion by the Babylonians, who gaYe this Spring for improvement its the blue blue flannel tflannel tse a warn
rousers. w nay
ltim
the choice of going to Babylon appearance of rural school grounds. IE101I24i'rTTAL Answer N PreviousPassle 20— was
Another popular -combination - Is •1;5 English named afterRI INIGL
or of remaining In his native land. A survey made by Cbief Inspector the grey tone glen plaid jacket with statesman in I him.
He decided for the litter, but sub V. K. Greer a d Norman Davies, In.the - _
sequently in his old ate he was spector of agricultural , classes moat - South Africa. 22 Plat l
. ' weer - 10 Stepped upon.. 24 Plant louse, - -
compelled by the rebellions Jews shows that o_f. 6.722. schools only is-thetan
ate- slate -blue
ine nearly spring 2
remaining !a the land to go to fawn• - i3 -the slate -blue un3lnished worst- ,11 Piece of: ..8 Food - �-
nE 1,438 have lawns mowed and trees. ed, particularly for the young buss- sculpture. container. -
sr Egypt, where he still continued shrubs and flower beds cared ' for; -
to preach the word of God to his 2,600 bave trees and shrabs_Dartiall news man, 12 Smoke. 27 A11Qged forte.
14 Cronus Df' 28 Meadow.
fallow Israelites (chaps. 43,44), slugs. 29 With great
" In contrast to optimistic prophets'
., - e Toward.; - - I abs its•. � .
_,,,, - LITTIE
to Israel, Jeremiah from the begin. - t3y ]Hit[%am 17 Tone B. RED 30 Inlet.
ill CURIOUS ORL D F'erVison '18 Upright shaft. 31 Distinctive
---_-:i sing predicted the destruction of - .18 Roun RID1Nf`T
the city and the sanctuary, as also theory.,
_ termination. H000 33 First letter ,
the eud.et- the Jewish nation and 21 Period of time • aname. '.
the exile of the people. What char • 23 Neuter property. VERTICAL 36 Those .who
acterizes Ibis prophet -is the spirit, .. - pt�outt: •48 Preposition, ;1 Court, run away.:.
ua[ Inwardness of his religion. The 24 Tree. 47 Region. 2 Mistake. 38 Ever
e=ternal t6niple wih be deatroyeil;- 25 His will - • .• 49 Grano 3 Mine shaft 40 Ocean,
e=ternal sacrifices bave no -value. established parental. 43 Average.
because' those *ho offer them are educational 51 3.1416. hut.44
.:.
Jacking 1n spirituality. OF THE --�. 52 Falsifier. " 4 Day tri Roman 47 Weapons.-
? BETTER' DAY TO COME -' • .? 32 Isinglass. S4 Speedily.. n 48 an -
H�,/ORf�G EN
in the-twen€j third cbaFier-She-- IN Ai -
34 Opposite
of 56 Toward sea. •S Adherent of sacred bulb .
prophet - btings a message from the �t . credit. a was realism. 4 Ings one. _
(� WATFA 35 Lean-to. ' English w - ti
Lord regarding a better day to = �' ,�� - _ e u
come, when Israel. scattered by her Vti'ERE MADE 37 To unite.. who helped 53 Bustle}�t,
6 -Death notice tic
Due
false rulers, brought Into such die• 1�N/T� "t _ '39 Wing. _ develop ' 7t 55 Venomous
H�LttJM 40 Expression of South Africa. 8 Domestic _ ' snake.
.obedience against. God. that_ they � sleves
became the -prey of foreign Gentile 1' amusement.' 61 Silk fibers. 157 Steeped,
41 Insect's egg. 62 Mineral 9 Street. morsel.
nations, will be as a flock brought - Mss 42 Type standard • spring. ITAcquaintances 59 Form of. ''bc;
Jback agate tufo the.tohi, Le. to the rot -I- AT OMCE, 4"4 Whirlwind. 63 Failing in 15 Fortified hill, $O Indian
- _land of Israel,' where they will en' rr VVOUL.D EXPLODE. 1[
joy fruitfulness and p, oaperity and 1wrrF4 THE i5 Dower duty. 16 Extremity. mullxny.
---peace..Over thein will beset faith- QF A I Z 7.
tui shepherds' who will truly lead-gyp/Np �-k�jt� f
• the people of God in the -ways of. pF DVMAM/725-1 0 � l
righteousness,'
31, l sent not these prophets: yet a,- e' .:FA cEoV Ck y
they ran: I spake not unto them; �� aiWRiNG DOGHK= Z 13 19 I ZO
yet they prophesied. 22. But It they ', X
had stood in my counciI.. then bad Vut7N CXJTAS STATE FL0WE2 l6 1 �:•,
they nausea my people to hear my-• lV�\ f O VItZG1NiA , BECAUSE A 2
aorda,.and had turned them from r 6 ^ ;;UVAL-,THE V/RC'//V/A. I 1
their evil way, and from'the evil of IS A • x l M t
their doings. 23. Am i a GQd at hand CL/MB/NG .oL.A/VT-/ 25 6 7 30 i
_ saith Jehova!i, and not a God afar Vt7TQGU
ERS AED THAT IT WAS
- NOT.APAfiOPl?lAME SINCE THE 3 4 �.,:.
off? 24. Can any bide himself in so-.
c ,
cret places so thdt I shall not sae PEGIPLE OF VIRGINIA _
hiss? saith JehovAh. Do not I till ARE 1 0- MUM
NOT GL-IMSERS„ 2"F`1
- -
heaven and earth? saith Jehovab.
' 2S. I have heard what the prophets' (t7PAir •F` I have said, that prophesy lies in my _.•lS THE s;mr--Ia-S USED CHIEFLY � - -
name, saying, i have dreamed, I pR=p DrSSEC-nON IN UNIVERSITIES,11019
' have dreamed. 26. How long shall --t-�>es An1D HIGH SCHOOL.;i v q • i f
this bein. the heart of the prophets 'simple
that prophesy lies, even the pro- IT IS a matter•to liberate hydrogen atoms by the use of
phets of the, deceit of their own telectrical current• but they wiH be -able to unite only in two-
by—Heart? 27, that think" Co cause my,' two combinations. So far, man has not learned to unite them in
people to forget my name by their the.four-by-four. rombinations which form helium atoms. 2
dreams whirl they tell every man
to his netghhor• as their fathers YEJ[Tr v4hai is the. chief cruse of lav fever. in the-spring?77—
I x
_ J. MILLAR WATT
'POP : The Catch in It -
,
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ry •
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" wrF�• c -r' :: .... .._. - - -a a s+«+• • _ Put -the feet Into this ' -
for ten or fifteen Minatel. It affords •
T
E H 0 w C Q $ i� great relief and will not blister.
# 0 Q. How can I remove a fresh - ,
t : BY ANNE A LEY grease 6yot from a rues
M\` C A. Cover -the spot with blotting
O. How can -I atalte a goclean- Piper and press with a hot iron.
R e od Then cover the spot with magnew
E lrT ing .compound far washingpaiatel Allwalls2_, ia, let remain for twenty-four hours
- - — D and brad- off,
s� A. ' Dissolve one ounce- of aoai -
_ flakes is.' 16 ounces (one pint) of
' w-ater;'-and-add about three ounces ..
aF
of turpentine. Stir the 'mirture_ ra-'
pidIy, and apply with a brush or a
Ste_ sponge.
- � --. Q:- Flow'Zan I ` peens?e potatoes
r for -:boiling so that tole skins will
s EA sY. �ome off •easily 2.
E "h
A. When preparing the potatoes
ai
for boiling,- instead- of- peeling the
- C, whole potato, just peel a Barrow ,
. _E r
strip entirely around the middle• of
N each potato, lengthwise. When it
is cooked, tbe.skin will slip- off eas-
ily.'
as-
ily, .
Q: How can - i bleach it faded
M , )wash dress entirely' -white?
Di9so1v e a halt cup of cream of
tartar in two gallons of water and
Q. Hmv can 1 r@llee tired feet?
A. Arid a tablespoonful of baking A METAL Roof I& -F/REPROOF!
Although it was Wiggins' first, soda io a pint of common bran and Meal has never yet vamdILfire! Protectyouur valuable
Put into a basin, dampening with stock and crops with PEDI.ARIB—made us the famous
reception his buttling wag perfect- _ Council Standard" Brand.
"Stand -erect. and announce the sufficient warm Rater to form -A.-
"Good •'Good f«! LlhMae—Sold xbbeltS Your GsatestleRs-
�.
HAVE �. name ai seer --
• y person w'fio COmea PEDLARIB is stormproof and iueptoof. Send _
to tbA door.,during the aftertoon.".. d+mensioas of your baild;na for our Free estimue of t
- complete roofing job, including tr- _
Mrs: Walt ze'r had instructed OPPORTUNITY to tEDLAg pEOitE- IIMITEo- i l
7f10. i-ART[Ci['A'rE-N In author Eurblished idol
Ised si adicate for grub-atabiag '
�i _ - proepe4 tort ` exceptional ■bow- Head Offlee O*borrl, OaI. u �,
It was with considerable concern Wiggins had been doing elegant- Inst below readily sabiaesibedt �tuelLOmra>Towmo>Winnipeg,Catsas;rvanmu
ly. All were present now but the no nalewneat -o eomsulaslonat �....,.,
that the fishing club noticed that. no Ilablily.
guest of honor. He should arrive al- For partleu.larn -*rite:-
8mitb, their•champlon teller 'of the tOUMQtLGMOM= t
most any time. N"aticlaw, \ewtoubruol.. Ontario •.. � • -
bea.t fishing stories, seemed to have •^'•" 1 1
--=forgotten his old habit atter his All eyes focused nc Rigging is _
he paused to announce the: guest _
flarrlage. re honor. A hush fell neer the big _ _ _ _ -_--_. _ _ a CLASSIFIED ADVERTI,SEME�iT At their annual dinner they con.reception room. This was the reaE
fldently expected to hear once more S , '
'the story of his three-foot trout, but moment of Mrs. Can Ritzer's most " - - ;
mover a word came from Smith. formal affair. - AGF_NTS WAN -TED -
Wlggins cleared his throat and »1'lEA1P CHICK 1•hRsutrAL -
=
The -chairman decided to. get to - t
called in a firm voice: LIGHTNING-RUD-AGENT WANT. CHF -MP [•HICKS- ARE - NUT 'AL
Ilse bottom of the mystery. "smith,' "Mister Yeagley, the Fuller ed to sell Phillips I.lghtnk, Pro- ways profitable, buy, quality ion ena,ie`yL • Homey. i IJILY,
eld boy,' he said. "tell`us about the tective System., B Philli a �om chicks at no higher price and b! pp
j trout. Brush! Man." _ p p" assured of,profits from our blood- Taatimoniala Uuarauteed. naavies
" - any Limited, 32 Osborne Aveane. res Ftsrllerr s Rnx t Wlrnipp*-
Smith shook his head, -I've given Toronto. Whitetested, government . approved
V ,
g1 -White r oras. tarso. w Poultry
-
'W 1.e h-PROTOGRXPi3Y
ED telliag -fishing stories," he -said. Grandfather: •'You don't Farm, \orham, Ontario '
know what it is to be old and - TOWN AN1) Iit'RAI. REPfiF:SE;rT-
_ '"Whatever for"' bent" a atives.wanted. increase your eartr LARGE TTPE :z, t', WliITE LEG- MAY SPECIAL! TRIAL ROLL OR
"it's, like this said. smith, with Ings by handling one of the fln- horns. LE.:i. Barred. Rocks Rock eight reprints, 15c, with advertise.
Grandech: "No but I knout est lines of oils. greases, tires, x' Leghorn Hybridr. Heavy Breed o Service. Box-
Ment London Phot 8 1
aal air Ot gloom, "Every time I start. 'batterl-es, *park plugs. insecti- cockerels, Barred Rocks $6.50 per 531. London, Ontario.
old to tell one at home my wife what it Is to be young and -rides, electric fence controllers. i60. Rock x Leahern Hybrids $3.60
broke.' house paints and root coatlux, per 100. Send for catalo A and,
'-$gave me some wool to hold." _ - - materials. Wrtte Warco Grease a♦t prices. Lakeview P Poultry u -Farm, Q 1LT PATCHES
Oil Limited. Toronto. 'Hein Bros., Exeter, ntarlo. Q['ILTING PATCHES 5 LB13, 11.10,
Canadian National postpaid. loth[ 3 cotton Textile Fair Young Miss — "OFflt:lr, Ar.ENTS — EXCLUSIVE- 'TERR7- EARLY Jt NE BRAT CHICKS lend broadcloth, 8 x 8 up. Taxtil�
their men are trying to _flirt • tory — aellfdg hand =:I �aner, should b4 ordered mow. lmmed Jobbers. YO Vaud FCreet. Toronto.
- with me. Make the little one Railways Revenues Floor Wax. Au omohilo Pol *hes. late shipment New . Hampshires, SEED OATS
— o e s p
S dtr any Toronto. Profits. kP3 a1�Bd �cocvkvpiRt� Pay. Bray OUR -
_ TC fly S Wav ri •I.e ..
''omD N.
The roes venues O! tilt all- Ira b' THOUSAND BC'SFiELl3 Uff
F arty Seed Oats. Q.A.C. No. 3 Var- '
The hoaeymoon'was on rh• wane,. _inclusive Canadian, National Rail- ARTiVICIAL LLMlly Hatchery, 1805Joha North, l amts-' - ��4th prize Win
SAIL he thought it was time to get ways ystem ort a r ton, Ontario. o First prise Provincial
ending y __ - •• seed Exhiition. ChathatIL' 314rst
flown t0 eamb. As they, faced each• g April 30, 19.40, td'n Street Wes), Toronto. improv- r�-j-OAT• FOR ALF County Beed show, were - ed Limbs without shoulder straps. K - Alvinston. 7 c. o e
_ 4ltber across -the snpper•table, he $0,620,$60 Free catalogue. Br.lgden• Ontario. '
said as compared iiitif .... 4,207,472 END MILK BILLS — SUY TWO av
» - Saanen goats. Milkers, fresh fff- 1.340 BUSHELd ERBAN VA11 TY,
•Darling, this steak tastes_ just;,- :for the correspoading aAKERY kQllYalE:4T teen up: yearlings. fifteen, kids reed prtsa Provincial Beed $xhlbl- 1
Jlse burnt leather.." ;period o! 1989, an In. - arr e --appointment. E,- G. tion. Chatham; 2nd 7srtzr: tambtoa -
f e, sax
BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN- McKean. Box 89, Thornhill, Ont. County. Seed Show, Alvinston.
"$areetheart," she` murmured in crease o!•...., .............$1;41$;$?$ ery; also rebuilt equipment always. Tirade 1. All seed prepared with
It *Oft voice, 'what strange things or 33.6% on hand. Terma arranged. Correa- BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES ;government approved cleaner sad
rou'we eaten iII your life!" 'Pondence Invited. Hubbard' Port. tarter Disc Grader, 63c. Robert
: le Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst St- FREE ILL�:STRATED CATAF.OGUD
ab 9LacDopald, Brlgden. Notatin.
s6lt{eOra Grinder: Fina!- a hicl
Retail salsa ' ' rein motor 'm.ve- --Toronto. •• - - - Nem rebuilt es Bicycles 110 up. Used SPRINGER SPANIELS[ .
- - Friend:• "How's business i^ hiclea in Canada during 1989 am- Motorcycles.- Duke's. 625A Queen
" nted to 114,474 units valued at `W.. Toronto.
WA11Y CHICkS af'Rd1(;ER SNANI;EL IN)G$ AND _
never seen things so dull: $125,967;521. FLECTRic xoTo7i�c I'upples; registered: guaruncepd
— the finest breeding. I can auDp1Y r�
should buy BardenchicYa this ELECTRIC. MOTORA- OF FVERT usta. Ontario,
y.:ar. They •are all high quality description. atso X Belts and Pu).
tiivnrnment Approved chicks from leyr. Junes A: Moore .Electric, -296 STAMMERING
on areeated brecdern.,and the rlc- �dPlsidA 1�,ut, Torottto,
es are. relleonabte. Standard 6�ual- PERMANENTLY ' CORRECTED — l
Sty Wbite Leghorn* $8.95, Barred' F%TERMINATOR guaranteed it Instructions follow -
Rocky, New Ramps E9,43. White !
_. Rocks, White jV R � ed_ New fiPerscientific cmethod. Twenty
y,tlw ten-ps, New
"DF.nate BC's. Kgs, 8s. pater- W. M cid. 220.ce- References. H
'Barred-Ito�ka x New Ramps, New minates , bedbugs, Moths, cock- W. idogue. 220• blcDermot. Wlnnl-
FIaml,a x Barred Rneks. White roaches, crickets, fleas, lice, ticks. reg, ,a :
Leghnrns x Barred Rocks $10,45. "DERAT" Rat and -ldouna Killer 5dc; —
Big Eg Quality slightly higher: harmlesa to humzans, animals, TI'RKE1' FGGC
y.. Day, old cockerels, pullets. started Jowl.
— 4 chicks,.capops, ),ower prices atter At Eatooa, Simpsons, Tamblyns, Joe- _
to
May 22nd. Baden Electric Chick. RI dealers or Der' r 1'1:RERRED BRONZE
TURKET `
oo P oducta, Tor.
>, Hatchery Limited, Baden, Ontario, onto. Eggs, free booitlet raising: 11 —
�, ;;2.75-_ Wm. Campbell,- Cornwnit.
BARRED FURNITI'HE FOR RALE Ortvrin. RnutP 1.
stela bargains -while ains STARTED COCK-
' -while they last, two -
art/ of *reek old V-95, three . week old FI. RNIT.t l;h - G A1tG?J NS FRBE'
13.35, three to tour meek old catalogue of new and used furni- LYONS[
110,95, four to five week old ture bargains sent on request. All
111,9.), five to six week old $12.95. !goods sold on money -back guar- RECrl\plTfnvi p ►•t'i}NITI'Rt7 v
Capons sDenials fiver - ii eek old antee. Wholesale Furniture, -466 BARGAIPSBarred !•
?-
Rocks 25c, Leghorn* 20c, Ba"thu est Street, Toronto.
Rhode Island,Reds 25c. Five week �— $;9' Beautiful living room outfit -
q\�tt ofd tris Hainps mixed 25n, Baden ROR.;Es FOR *-'Al:,;, Larae 3 piece Chestertietd Suite,
Electric nhick Hntchery Limited, FOR SALE, REGISTERED �LTDES- upholstered in brown mohair with M `.
iiade'n, Ontario; daies; matched team black mere* figured reversible ',farshall apr;nir
in foal. match bay testa fillies, eushtons, bridge lamp and ailk
DON'T RISK' Q17ALITY TOP NOTCH rising three and tour. Two roan shade. wRlnut end table. silk rush-
offers 3rou high quality chicks rf,ing tiwo. -Peter Rattle, Ions table lamp and -silk trhndP,
--- �• 2;om'carefully culled quality
chicks "Rralltons' and modern sm ker, a real out',
breeders lit, rock bottom prices. Route 1. lriount Forest. Ontario.
standing value.
9
Ii Standard Quality White Leghorns $24. Solid oak Dininw -Room -Suite.,
; $9.50, '90 per cent. Pullets )16.95,' MRr A \ThD large. buffet. extension table rind �u
Barred Rocks ;8,95, Pullets $14.75-, C 6 leather upholstered chairi, cum- _
A GOOD BUSINESS PAYING GOOD letely refinished.
New Hamps $8.95 Pullets $15.75. BB
White Rocks Hybrids Barred income and with future posaibil[- $69. !Modern 'lolld oak ,diping,�.rnnrn "
Rocks- x Nely-11amps, New Hamps ties.- Selling Familex Products suiti, large buffet, extension table
z Barred Rocks 13.35, .'Pullets men and women'all over Canada china. cabinet and 6 leathef uphol.
$15.75. Large Egg Quality and Bi have found the secret of success. stered chairs, completely refin-
ger Profit g' Why don't you get In on it too? ishe.d.
Quality slightly high- NO OBLIi3ATIOV. Ask for FREE
er. Cockerels, started chicks look $89: Beautiful solid ts-ainyt dining
at these specials on Barred Rock catalogue describing 200 necessity room suite, compleion refinished,
cockerels while they last two Products and plan. PAMILE7i large buffet.'extension table, thins
opsit WhM You Hoard ave, Products, 570'• St. Clement St., cabinet and 6 leather seAt ch'Rirs: '
f' week old $8.90, three week old MOVTREA1.
t!! Priemto ;11.90, Chesterfield Suite, 3 pieces, up- _
go � 6 meek old 41.3.90. Top Notcls:• • hoistered in repp material, rust
S
COOK � t� f Chickert'es, Guelph, Ontario. VLR3F.AY STOCK shade, reversible Marshall spring - -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, PREMIER cushions, perfect condition,
IT IS DANGEROUS TO BUY $49. Kroes. u E hlstered Red Suits aA
�um 00 chicks on - '$6.0'0 thousand. Burrill, Glen 3 pieces, upholstered in brown -
price alone. on the oth- Mary, Parson'q -Bea-utY $4.00. per mohair figured reversible spring 4
�ee popular im« of t!4$i er hand It to wasting your hard "'thousand.. Daiwia Cripps, No. 2, cushions, thoroughly recondition-
- •arned money if you pay too much Acton. ed. Complete with new mattress.
the
pOmt wbEl1'! - YOr high Quality ebi.cks. Before $59. Modern Bed Room Suite.. floor
you buy any chicks send for our BIGGEST $1.00 'GARDEN! 26, DIF- sample. in the new bleached. wal-
WOOM be akiewd to longe r!e catalogue and price list. lerent Perennial Plahta (Dolphin- nut finish with round Venetian '
- mpare our prices. Double AA gum, Pyrethrum. 5 _
• -. itm r fire .bar. -- ._ uallty LPct,n,•en ... ---- -
y �et�. �o
- �arise?ry.. ne ar ,Japonica ger full size bed,,aagleesse spring
- — 3-1179:70, 7Barred Rocks $10.20. Shrubs; Evergreen; Weeping Wil- anb -new mattress, -c
J_ at>Or >E la pure brede, 5 Hybrids to choose low;. 250 Seeds; Gayfeather=Bulbs, $29. -Smart' Breakfast Suite in wal-
ftom, capons, started chicks and Prepaid. Two orders $1.80. Dollar nut finish, buffet with cabinet top,
• =a afford F i r • • to a 0 •turkey poults... Free catalogue. Nurseries, Foathill..Ontario extension, tack -knife leaf table.
• WbiSd 7� slid St d, Fergus) Ontariocherfe Lim- - - - _
Hatcheries L - anA -4 chairs. Uke -new.
$12,96 Hoosier -Kitchen Cabinet,, slid-
sm C081N _1111 Ifo ft sit_ - ' Csiiaraflt8:ld Ing porcelain top.
" BA�iY CHICKS ARE CHIDA ?ZR IF _
Almlid No 60 EmuhlN bar -do more for y
, tzlh - stoves, odd chairs; cheaterflPids a at -
_� ey
• qq d. EXTRA DOZEN$ f eggs n ridiculously .low prices to clear.
�a1Ai M! CaII offlr yOy, the A -large ra p ts. E%TINA - U"d l w
NEY In ou oc a Trent' SPECIALIZING IN REBUILT no.1 _LYONS FURNMAE CO._
MAID
DLe-d is ao o. a for you TORS, PUWSR.IIliYTi, Hydraulic 478 Ym*i SG — Toronto
1' fill the basket too. Our 18th •.,gouts.. Wlateku, Gene"toM start
- - Whin*nr you need new tires first eon,- producing . ?,000 chicks
' _ go to your ekly fn ONE GOOD E. lm alaaaetes. ilarbtetfeton, • Radiet•
-nearest Firestone Dealer. He -has a tiro -in 1 Bet our BEST Barred Rocks, era — ExcTsaage service, Glass —
`� '. - sati/tactic■ or refund.. Levy Ao-o Retail sales o! -
bite Le horns, New Hampehtres, gasoline in 'Can -
every For better results be- Parts. Toronto.,.
Ads, _during 7939 amounted to
every prise ciao to snit every purse a fire come .a ,"Trent Chick Customer."
!hat wJ11 server you fritter 4W saws you nosey. 1Vrite to Trent Electric Hatchery, MUE NO. 20---40 •+•• 807,666,000 gal 1 o ns COAlpare4 ,
Box 63$W„ Trenton, Ontario. _ with 762,740,000 gallons in 293$ i
WOMEN WANTED
M to W years old. Women who are
restless, moody, NERVOUS—who
fear hot flaahea, dizzy spells—to talte
w
Lydia IS• Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
gou{rd.,Pinith$m'6 is famous for
helping women during these "trying
times" due to functional irregulari-
ties. Get a battle today from your
druggist1 rf oRTR TRYING!
Q. Hmv can 1 r@llee tired feet?
A. Arid a tablespoonful of baking A METAL Roof I& -F/REPROOF!
Although it was Wiggins' first, soda io a pint of common bran and Meal has never yet vamdILfire! Protectyouur valuable
Put into a basin, dampening with stock and crops with PEDI.ARIB—made us the famous
reception his buttling wag perfect- _ Council Standard" Brand.
"Stand -erect. and announce the sufficient warm Rater to form -A.-
"Good •'Good f«! LlhMae—Sold xbbeltS Your GsatestleRs-
�.
HAVE �. name ai seer --
• y person w'fio COmea PEDLARIB is stormproof and iueptoof. Send _
to tbA door.,during the aftertoon.".. d+mensioas of your baild;na for our Free estimue of t
- complete roofing job, including tr- _
Mrs: Walt ze'r had instructed OPPORTUNITY to tEDLAg pEOitE- IIMITEo- i l
7f10. i-ART[Ci['A'rE-N In author Eurblished idol
Ised si adicate for grub-atabiag '
�i _ - proepe4 tort ` exceptional ■bow- Head Offlee O*borrl, OaI. u �,
It was with considerable concern Wiggins had been doing elegant- Inst below readily sabiaesibedt �tuelLOmra>Towmo>Winnipeg,Catsas;rvanmu
ly. All were present now but the no nalewneat -o eomsulaslonat �....,.,
that the fishing club noticed that. no Ilablily.
guest of honor. He should arrive al- For partleu.larn -*rite:-
8mitb, their•champlon teller 'of the tOUMQtLGMOM= t
most any time. N"aticlaw, \ewtoubruol.. Ontario •.. � • -
bea.t fishing stories, seemed to have •^'•" 1 1
--=forgotten his old habit atter his All eyes focused nc Rigging is _
he paused to announce the: guest _
flarrlage. re honor. A hush fell neer the big _ _ _ _ -_--_. _ _ a CLASSIFIED ADVERTI,SEME�iT At their annual dinner they con.reception room. This was the reaE
fldently expected to hear once more S , '
'the story of his three-foot trout, but moment of Mrs. Can Ritzer's most " - - ;
mover a word came from Smith. formal affair. - AGF_NTS WAN -TED -
Wlggins cleared his throat and »1'lEA1P CHICK 1•hRsutrAL -
=
The -chairman decided to. get to - t
called in a firm voice: LIGHTNING-RUD-AGENT WANT. CHF -MP [•HICKS- ARE - NUT 'AL
Ilse bottom of the mystery. "smith,' "Mister Yeagley, the Fuller ed to sell Phillips I.lghtnk, Pro- ways profitable, buy, quality ion ena,ie`yL • Homey. i IJILY,
eld boy,' he said. "tell`us about the tective System., B Philli a �om chicks at no higher price and b! pp
j trout. Brush! Man." _ p p" assured of,profits from our blood- Taatimoniala Uuarauteed. naavies
" - any Limited, 32 Osborne Aveane. res Ftsrllerr s Rnx t Wlrnipp*-
Smith shook his head, -I've given Toronto. Whitetested, government . approved
V ,
g1 -White r oras. tarso. w Poultry
-
'W 1.e h-PROTOGRXPi3Y
ED telliag -fishing stories," he -said. Grandfather: •'You don't Farm, \orham, Ontario '
know what it is to be old and - TOWN AN1) Iit'RAI. REPfiF:SE;rT-
_ '"Whatever for"' bent" a atives.wanted. increase your eartr LARGE TTPE :z, t', WliITE LEG- MAY SPECIAL! TRIAL ROLL OR
"it's, like this said. smith, with Ings by handling one of the fln- horns. LE.:i. Barred. Rocks Rock eight reprints, 15c, with advertise.
Grandech: "No but I knout est lines of oils. greases, tires, x' Leghorn Hybridr. Heavy Breed o Service. Box-
Ment London Phot 8 1
aal air Ot gloom, "Every time I start. 'batterl-es, *park plugs. insecti- cockerels, Barred Rocks $6.50 per 531. London, Ontario.
old to tell one at home my wife what it Is to be young and -rides, electric fence controllers. i60. Rock x Leahern Hybrids $3.60
broke.' house paints and root coatlux, per 100. Send for catalo A and,
'-$gave me some wool to hold." _ - - materials. Wrtte Warco Grease a♦t prices. Lakeview P Poultry u -Farm, Q 1LT PATCHES
Oil Limited. Toronto. 'Hein Bros., Exeter, ntarlo. Q['ILTING PATCHES 5 LB13, 11.10,
Canadian National postpaid. loth[ 3 cotton Textile Fair Young Miss — "OFflt:lr, Ar.ENTS — EXCLUSIVE- 'TERR7- EARLY Jt NE BRAT CHICKS lend broadcloth, 8 x 8 up. Taxtil�
their men are trying to _flirt • tory — aellfdg hand =:I �aner, should b4 ordered mow. lmmed Jobbers. YO Vaud FCreet. Toronto.
- with me. Make the little one Railways Revenues Floor Wax. Au omohilo Pol *hes. late shipment New . Hampshires, SEED OATS
— o e s p
S dtr any Toronto. Profits. kP3 a1�Bd �cocvkvpiRt� Pay. Bray OUR -
_ TC fly S Wav ri •I.e ..
''omD N.
The roes venues O! tilt all- Ira b' THOUSAND BC'SFiELl3 Uff
F arty Seed Oats. Q.A.C. No. 3 Var- '
The hoaeymoon'was on rh• wane,. _inclusive Canadian, National Rail- ARTiVICIAL LLMlly Hatchery, 1805Joha North, l amts-' - ��4th prize Win
SAIL he thought it was time to get ways ystem ort a r ton, Ontario. o First prise Provincial
ending y __ - •• seed Exhiition. ChathatIL' 314rst
flown t0 eamb. As they, faced each• g April 30, 19.40, td'n Street Wes), Toronto. improv- r�-j-OAT• FOR ALF County Beed show, were - ed Limbs without shoulder straps. K - Alvinston. 7 c. o e
_ 4ltber across -the snpper•table, he $0,620,$60 Free catalogue. Br.lgden• Ontario. '
said as compared iiitif .... 4,207,472 END MILK BILLS — SUY TWO av
» - Saanen goats. Milkers, fresh fff- 1.340 BUSHELd ERBAN VA11 TY,
•Darling, this steak tastes_ just;,- :for the correspoading aAKERY kQllYalE:4T teen up: yearlings. fifteen, kids reed prtsa Provincial Beed $xhlbl- 1
Jlse burnt leather.." ;period o! 1989, an In. - arr e --appointment. E,- G. tion. Chatham; 2nd 7srtzr: tambtoa -
f e, sax
BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN- McKean. Box 89, Thornhill, Ont. County. Seed Show, Alvinston.
"$areetheart," she` murmured in crease o!•...., .............$1;41$;$?$ ery; also rebuilt equipment always. Tirade 1. All seed prepared with
It *Oft voice, 'what strange things or 33.6% on hand. Terma arranged. Correa- BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES ;government approved cleaner sad
rou'we eaten iII your life!" 'Pondence Invited. Hubbard' Port. tarter Disc Grader, 63c. Robert
: le Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst St- FREE ILL�:STRATED CATAF.OGUD
ab 9LacDopald, Brlgden. Notatin.
s6lt{eOra Grinder: Fina!- a hicl
Retail salsa ' ' rein motor 'm.ve- --Toronto. •• - - - Nem rebuilt es Bicycles 110 up. Used SPRINGER SPANIELS[ .
- - Friend:• "How's business i^ hiclea in Canada during 1989 am- Motorcycles.- Duke's. 625A Queen
" nted to 114,474 units valued at `W.. Toronto.
WA11Y CHICkS af'Rd1(;ER SNANI;EL IN)G$ AND _
never seen things so dull: $125,967;521. FLECTRic xoTo7i�c I'upples; registered: guaruncepd
— the finest breeding. I can auDp1Y r�
should buy BardenchicYa this ELECTRIC. MOTORA- OF FVERT usta. Ontario,
y.:ar. They •are all high quality description. atso X Belts and Pu).
tiivnrnment Approved chicks from leyr. Junes A: Moore .Electric, -296 STAMMERING
on areeated brecdern.,and the rlc- �dPlsidA 1�,ut, Torottto,
es are. relleonabte. Standard 6�ual- PERMANENTLY ' CORRECTED — l
Sty Wbite Leghorn* $8.95, Barred' F%TERMINATOR guaranteed it Instructions follow -
Rocky, New Ramps E9,43. White !
_. Rocks, White jV R � ed_ New fiPerscientific cmethod. Twenty
y,tlw ten-ps, New
"DF.nate BC's. Kgs, 8s. pater- W. M cid. 220.ce- References. H
'Barred-Ito�ka x New Ramps, New minates , bedbugs, Moths, cock- W. idogue. 220• blcDermot. Wlnnl-
FIaml,a x Barred Rneks. White roaches, crickets, fleas, lice, ticks. reg, ,a :
Leghnrns x Barred Rocks $10,45. "DERAT" Rat and -ldouna Killer 5dc; —
Big Eg Quality slightly higher: harmlesa to humzans, animals, TI'RKE1' FGGC
y.. Day, old cockerels, pullets. started Jowl.
— 4 chicks,.capops, ),ower prices atter At Eatooa, Simpsons, Tamblyns, Joe- _
to
May 22nd. Baden Electric Chick. RI dealers or Der' r 1'1:RERRED BRONZE
TURKET `
oo P oducta, Tor.
>, Hatchery Limited, Baden, Ontario, onto. Eggs, free booitlet raising: 11 —
�, ;;2.75-_ Wm. Campbell,- Cornwnit.
BARRED FURNITI'HE FOR RALE Ortvrin. RnutP 1.
stela bargains -while ains STARTED COCK-
' -while they last, two -
art/ of *reek old V-95, three . week old FI. RNIT.t l;h - G A1tG?J NS FRBE'
13.35, three to tour meek old catalogue of new and used furni- LYONS[
110,95, four to five week old ture bargains sent on request. All
111,9.), five to six week old $12.95. !goods sold on money -back guar- RECrl\plTfnvi p ►•t'i}NITI'Rt7 v
Capons sDenials fiver - ii eek old antee. Wholesale Furniture, -466 BARGAIPSBarred !•
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Rocks 25c, Leghorn* 20c, Ba"thu est Street, Toronto.
Rhode Island,Reds 25c. Five week �— $;9' Beautiful living room outfit -
q\�tt ofd tris Hainps mixed 25n, Baden ROR.;Es FOR *-'Al:,;, Larae 3 piece Chestertietd Suite,
Electric nhick Hntchery Limited, FOR SALE, REGISTERED �LTDES- upholstered in brown mohair with M `.
iiade'n, Ontario; daies; matched team black mere* figured reversible ',farshall apr;nir
in foal. match bay testa fillies, eushtons, bridge lamp and ailk
DON'T RISK' Q17ALITY TOP NOTCH rising three and tour. Two roan shade. wRlnut end table. silk rush-
offers 3rou high quality chicks rf,ing tiwo. -Peter Rattle, Ions table lamp and -silk trhndP,
--- �• 2;om'carefully culled quality
chicks "Rralltons' and modern sm ker, a real out',
breeders lit, rock bottom prices. Route 1. lriount Forest. Ontario.
standing value.
9
Ii Standard Quality White Leghorns $24. Solid oak Dininw -Room -Suite.,
; $9.50, '90 per cent. Pullets )16.95,' MRr A \ThD large. buffet. extension table rind �u
Barred Rocks ;8,95, Pullets $14.75-, C 6 leather upholstered chairi, cum- _
A GOOD BUSINESS PAYING GOOD letely refinished.
New Hamps $8.95 Pullets $15.75. BB
White Rocks Hybrids Barred income and with future posaibil[- $69. !Modern 'lolld oak ,diping,�.rnnrn "
Rocks- x Nely-11amps, New Hamps ties.- Selling Familex Products suiti, large buffet, extension table
z Barred Rocks 13.35, .'Pullets men and women'all over Canada china. cabinet and 6 leathef uphol.
$15.75. Large Egg Quality and Bi have found the secret of success. stered chairs, completely refin-
ger Profit g' Why don't you get In on it too? ishe.d.
Quality slightly high- NO OBLIi3ATIOV. Ask for FREE
er. Cockerels, started chicks look $89: Beautiful solid ts-ainyt dining
at these specials on Barred Rock catalogue describing 200 necessity room suite, compleion refinished,
cockerels while they last two Products and plan. PAMILE7i large buffet.'extension table, thins
opsit WhM You Hoard ave, Products, 570'• St. Clement St., cabinet and 6 leather seAt ch'Rirs: '
f' week old $8.90, three week old MOVTREA1.
t!! Priemto ;11.90, Chesterfield Suite, 3 pieces, up- _
go � 6 meek old 41.3.90. Top Notcls:• • hoistered in repp material, rust
S
COOK � t� f Chickert'es, Guelph, Ontario. VLR3F.AY STOCK shade, reversible Marshall spring - -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, PREMIER cushions, perfect condition,
IT IS DANGEROUS TO BUY $49. Kroes. u E hlstered Red Suits aA
�um 00 chicks on - '$6.0'0 thousand. Burrill, Glen 3 pieces, upholstered in brown -
price alone. on the oth- Mary, Parson'q -Bea-utY $4.00. per mohair figured reversible spring 4
�ee popular im« of t!4$i er hand It to wasting your hard "'thousand.. Daiwia Cripps, No. 2, cushions, thoroughly recondition-
- •arned money if you pay too much Acton. ed. Complete with new mattress.
the
pOmt wbEl1'! - YOr high Quality ebi.cks. Before $59. Modern Bed Room Suite.. floor
you buy any chicks send for our BIGGEST $1.00 'GARDEN! 26, DIF- sample. in the new bleached. wal-
WOOM be akiewd to longe r!e catalogue and price list. lerent Perennial Plahta (Dolphin- nut finish with round Venetian '
- mpare our prices. Double AA gum, Pyrethrum. 5 _
• -. itm r fire .bar. -- ._ uallty LPct,n,•en ... ---- -
y �et�. �o
- �arise?ry.. ne ar ,Japonica ger full size bed,,aagleesse spring
- — 3-1179:70, 7Barred Rocks $10.20. Shrubs; Evergreen; Weeping Wil- anb -new mattress, -c
J_ at>Or >E la pure brede, 5 Hybrids to choose low;. 250 Seeds; Gayfeather=Bulbs, $29. -Smart' Breakfast Suite in wal-
ftom, capons, started chicks and Prepaid. Two orders $1.80. Dollar nut finish, buffet with cabinet top,
• =a afford F i r • • to a 0 •turkey poults... Free catalogue. Nurseries, Foathill..Ontario extension, tack -knife leaf table.
• WbiSd 7� slid St d, Fergus) Ontariocherfe Lim- - - - _
Hatcheries L - anA -4 chairs. Uke -new.
$12,96 Hoosier -Kitchen Cabinet,, slid-
sm C081N _1111 Ifo ft sit_ - ' Csiiaraflt8:ld Ing porcelain top.
" BA�iY CHICKS ARE CHIDA ?ZR IF _
Almlid No 60 EmuhlN bar -do more for y
, tzlh - stoves, odd chairs; cheaterflPids a at -
_� ey
• qq d. EXTRA DOZEN$ f eggs n ridiculously .low prices to clear.
�a1Ai M! CaII offlr yOy, the A -large ra p ts. E%TINA - U"d l w
NEY In ou oc a Trent' SPECIALIZING IN REBUILT no.1 _LYONS FURNMAE CO._
MAID
DLe-d is ao o. a for you TORS, PUWSR.IIliYTi, Hydraulic 478 Ym*i SG — Toronto
1' fill the basket too. Our 18th •.,gouts.. Wlateku, Gene"toM start
- - Whin*nr you need new tires first eon,- producing . ?,000 chicks
' _ go to your ekly fn ONE GOOD E. lm alaaaetes. ilarbtetfeton, • Radiet•
-nearest Firestone Dealer. He -has a tiro -in 1 Bet our BEST Barred Rocks, era — ExcTsaage service, Glass —
`� '. - sati/tactic■ or refund.. Levy Ao-o Retail sales o! -
bite Le horns, New Hampehtres, gasoline in 'Can -
every For better results be- Parts. Toronto.,.
Ads, _during 7939 amounted to
every prise ciao to snit every purse a fire come .a ,"Trent Chick Customer."
!hat wJ11 server you fritter 4W saws you nosey. 1Vrite to Trent Electric Hatchery, MUE NO. 20---40 •+•• 807,666,000 gal 1 o ns COAlpare4 ,
Box 63$W„ Trenton, Ontario. _ with 762,740,000 gallons in 293$ i
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L.QO�LI1�][d - �� , ar Belleville A motion was paved do pw T. ,The Pickering BRADLEY'S
and brother, Arthur, also David s
and Mire. McDonald, of Agincourt,-� Il Wilson ;16.00 on his claim, se
�Mz. C. J. Stevenson, ChurcLt snow -plowing and sanding on the MT -
Str. continues in very poor- health, visited Mr. and Mn. Jobs Murkar, Whitevale hill during the wjnter. + YenRIKET' overalls.. =1.39 a pr, up .�
on Sunday.
and under close medical ii`ttentiion. -ab.. Art. Richardson, of_ theConstable Chester instructed to -.. Men's work boots, $2 9 'IIP
►-Arthur Silk, of ra, Toronllo, spent _BcW4 Drug Stohas rented Mrs, investigate the sheep killing at Mr. we car a full line of
few days last week with Clarence H. A. Nowman's farm, It is under- Fresh Far ars,-Look your harness fT
s Jaunes Andrew's residence and will
and Mss. Silk take geesesaion after Mrs. Andrew's si apd that the dog has been identi- `• t :
lied, and must therefore be destroy- - - over. and see what you need,' .
-.The Pickering --friends sof Mr, sale on May 25th. a d
Fred Robbs, of Bowmanville, regret -A nation-wide interest was ed.. then os,lle in and we well fix
to blear of his being in much poorer takers in the recent sinking of the Cured 3 ou up*
health during the past few weeks. freighter, Arlington. in Lake Super- WHY STIFFER-with_�heumat' _ --
-owing to the holiday on May y • o - these n Shoes repaired'
for two weeks ago. Capt. Macksey, ciatica, Lumbago? Rumacaps Two Meats ar e8 a -d p
24th and Achievement Day ori May the First Mate of the crew is' a Way Action quickly. relieves pain ;; C O Bradley
_18th, at Uxbridge, the Junior Iris- close relative of Mrs. Wilfred Hunt, while attacking the cause. BOYES' Our deliver 7 18 at your, Service . �
titute May meeting will, be held on of Pickering. DRUGS, Pickering.
Saturday, June 1st, at 3 p. m. D. S. The W. A. of the ' United Phone Pick 1620 Phone Pick. 8504
'T. Members will please note the Church held their May meeting CLARENCE SILK
change of date. the home of -Mrs. Chas. Pilkey on _ . -.Consult
.-Mrs. W. H.:Westil who i.pa7:11--,• d'
Y, Tuesday, with; .an attendance ' of -.
. n
..been seriously ill with pneumonia; twenty' -five, which was most en-
W. D. TWEEDIFi r
Is recovering satisfactorily, though couraging, for such a bus season.
Y R. R. 1, Pickering •
va}escent
pneumonia patients. Y annual garpladen
warty tube held the -On ° - Roofing ForBarns and For - 6ihe j, G rie
iellowl the experience of man con-
- P P
-The past week has beeen eef Wednesday, June 26th. Keep'
theEavet ml -- - -
ceptionally cold for the monthof date in mind. Track, Barn Door Hardware,
Mks. on Saturday and Sunday Lift Eze Garage, Cement work It's "Scamper"'.time in Pickering
'
mornings, ice had formed on stand- TOWNSHIP COUNCIL and Carpenter work of all '
:in
wate
g XissrGladys Burns, underwent The 1611ow•ing accounts were paid - - - --- - --- Sl ' 1 •n one piece --N --i
kinds
a serious surgical operation last at tle last session of the Council, Dealer for Eastern Steel " sman's' all i
: weeli-end, and.. ovei the week -end products. •p
Roads and Bridges - W H. Down, _ seams to rl
Les, a Mrs her sisters, Mrs. q�g�i• - R. Hastings 1.50: J, Let us' give yoeaa estimate on.youj n'sYs'
was reported b .7 ' •
and . Cyril E. Morley, Beelby, 2.50. J. Middleton 3.00. F.
-to be in a ver erstical . dandition. It :Me , $2.25 `JBio$1.7.1;
- y Byers 2.50. John Knox 1.75.' Gordon Requirements.
__is andel expected however that Hodgson 7.00. L. Ciaswford 14.25. A. "Goodrich" SCa\iri�ers, wear'like a
. • a days,
her condition Matthews' 1325, Jack .Mitchell 2.25. •
will be .very much improved. R. Madill .50. A. Stroud 9.00. A. ' Masoey-HarnS - 1
--Wrs. W. H, Bray suffered an O'Hara 11.25, H. Spencer 10.75. F. pig $ nose -
-odd, but painful accident 'last week. 'Turner 7.25. Ed. Wilson ' 2,00, S. ! f _
Farm Implements -Mens $1. D 75 When she -was in the act of react- , 95 B�iy$ $1.
Arnold 2.00, Jos, White 3.00. N. t..1F .
Ing for a chair, in her hoarse, she. Cox 8.00- W,, Carter 13.50.. -Gari Sales and Service �� ! !f
fell to the floor, causing a severe Tran 7.75. R. Wright 9.75. Chas. Sisman s . leather WolFk Boots f or y
fracture of the wrist, which will Carter, 13.54, H. •Westney 6.75. C. a
necessitate " the carrying of that S. Bryant 12.75, G. Wagg 5.15. - L. Men. -Priced at
arm in a ca,,t for several weeks.. Jones 16.75' W. Brown 2.50. Tho;a. M SSEY A RENS -•
r. 'Th'eir daughter, Mrs. Norman Gra- Stanbury 2.00. A. Se rneide-r, ,2._05. �$2,299 $3.209 $3.75, $4.95 & $6.50
ham is with her at present.. W. Gee 2.85. G. Taylor 2.00. R
Come'on in and look them aver }
_ - -Mothers.' Day ;ert-ices were ab- Fuller 5:00. lien W aid 85.80. A. Lep
served is the lecA churches on -79-95. Fred Hicks 54.00. W: Brown -
Sunday.- At the United Church this 9.90.' C. i+loegfer. Ltd. 6 49. Rohl..
included the service of Baptism ule 3.32, Frost Steel Fire, 90.56.
forming a part of the :'egnlar ser -
V. Clarke 9.10. B. C. Luarber 4.65. Now is the timi ei, tC think- a- -
?: -vice in the n*-3rning. T: -e follow Roy Ward, salary, tfcenses and rep- �.
Ing infants -*ere presented for bout y1.our implement. for .�f you want to look smart --- well
airs ..171.02. Can..011 187.68. -Wm. .
- _Baptism: Caroline Jean, daughter Pegg 20.00. Chas. Cooper 5.84. J, Spring- before advance in •
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell r'owel's S. Bal sdom new truck and hardware prices With the addition - ;just wear t`
William.. Neil son of Mr. and Mts. 99q 4.4- People 858: E -PIT-
-12.96;
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Ed. Pascoe sell Mary Suzanne, -dau--- 0 a new sma tractor our lav Gaudin 4:20 J d Bayles
;ghter of ids. ahrl--�. Lloyd Stan- line is most complete. Some -
.3.00. Fred Byers 4.00.: Fred Diaper
--,A motor mix-up, in _whic' ser- Tam se ar- -
00. T. Madill 1.00. J. slits 1.25. F. ator8 Surge _Ae Prlce $2 7.50
-=oral were injured occurred on Sun- . Jiarshman 3.75. M. Dunkeld 8.25. -. + ur a millers, coolers' ..-
day evening near Percy Neale's. R. Bore 1.75. Dti Tran 5.10. E: Carr and electric fences. - -
when one westbound -cam sideswiped . uthers 2.? . A. Draper 5.00. C. Con- � -
another causing the second car to perthw�aite 1:10. A. iifrton ` 4.00, 'l U 8 N L , CI1 LL :�1 � N � Sswoing arbund into the path of c BROUGHAM, .ONT. C .H-ARMA N a
Goodyear Tire. 15-A0,.- Geo.. Byers 8.
c _ ....
e third then crashin th_ ,
third; the S - - -
:' � 10. P. `fig. Er�•ander 5.75. L. Hager I'hotee P'kk. 5 - 12
- fourth car. One of those denorns we friars 8.75. Fired Bea3e 8.75. ;hillier 4 -
hear so much about today, the hit- f,,: 3.93. John Baxter2.00.- -
and -run driver. was. in . c -,urge of _ Bruc9
_ Easton- 2.50. Stouffville Tribune- -
- _ �Q� H--'--gQ away and is .� � , _
still massing. Am'tnng. the injured 1,.a, o _-T>r'an$port4;f ���enng--.-,,Har'
���
o - Hilts ,50:
were sever -al with Fractures of oar- .
: ious types. The wrecked cars were � ' f.Chair-
i>wepy Service
Dept of Relief - B. Annis. Chair -
an exhibit, on •'.Monday .morningx-a: - between Claremont, Brongcan:
ma:L - Red and White- 21.'35. Yrck' ,Seed Corn and Field Seeds
Law's service station. - Greenwood, WhiteRale ad Toroaic
-.Much dism,sion is• taking place -ening Dairy 14.46.. J- Farr •_';.00 L. .. _ -
arourid town regarding the atter o' S->tt 5.0@. Coarser P,1kc __ .l. J. 2y drivers are trainer' to be carefu Complete Stock, Of ISO. 1 Seed' Corn u.
:to bare - isatin vier s pieced ` up.-Nn11. tore,.. •2.75. Canada Bread '.'..00. courteous and reliable. Dent an -
L: N4,ls,n ,;.a0, C. Beadle; 2.00. s. d Flint `Varieties.' :also
.motor traffic through . t• i3 village � 30,t►:. D. hiller 120
.'?, '
as We advocated �: o w'eek� 'a�.a. til ,^fish D'Special Rates oil Long, DistawA -Ki'ngserost Hybrid. Seed torn
A valuable., sur;�e3tioa_._.Ra 'heard F. t�'oIzvard ,o.C,.-til. S. Cha iia.i hauling
1:�7.:1:.',I�tci ,,i. sO:SI. �. G. j�rr= n ;el; lllrnip . and Garden Seed
early this x"eck, in the ad' ocs : w _
�IS
the erection of one of tete po lar iso 1.0.55. T. l'.at,n Ltd 70.''0. 7"vp. No, order too small.' None too large Bulk and Package. _
p �i •
E. W'`itb� 3:=0, -Tv-p. porta York p p fR1GiDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
�. IStJop Lights, at t' e four .: ar ^r Ah sbi menti insured and roteetac
here. A Stop or Intersection Light. 1� 3a.. Tx:. $. arbno 5.1)21.Georgy N ---
Pfrons the weather
.approved by the Department cf iZo:d 2.00. Wm. Hard; 1.75. City of _ OEF.IELD ELECTRIC WASHER -
Toronti ,10.7.2. _AWm. Sadler 5.00. eL Clare. e" - P. C.
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r
'Highways,on. after much ori: - . _. ..
Y
had been done, and pressure brou"Inns, K• .4.14 G
r�hr
v on..tliose in' ower would- �_
Dept. of 'Contiiiger,cies - Rob;, eKd ,-crate.: }• 7tgeR r :c_ermick•Dee,r:r+g Farm Macl,icery' tea
P P R :day, C' airman - C. A. Sterritt, Repairs.
babxv be one of the most effectr� e
instruments that could be used ar. bularcc satn�^ ^^, :'; kerir.t
\Ftc$; stationery, 14 )5. `trhiliier our Motto -- We have it; Can (let it Or k is not made.
bring about the .desired result at X1 d Co. Coll. roll etc., 82.68. Prin Phoria 3900
that section where the greatest ters �Guiid, 'And'. report" 4L+.`2•i.,T-,r.
danger has risen, the Four -Corners. NOTTER -'
-Fot .t':e past several years, the Fast .Gen. Hoar, 1.90: B. Jamieson* • s
i
and T. GiegB•, Court. fees, -1.00 each. : J. $ ' BALS-DON -=�.ltlhi�
drain or sewer, ' that crosses ..the - •
hi�,ca .. at the four -corners here, St•..1lichael's Hosp. 7.50,,A. Spears -
g --f y postage 17.-10. Wm: Sherrie, ambul-
has been the cause of nuc?. comp-
ming by those who have to 'live ince s'ervice 4.00. Public Hall Li
lac
ense 3.00. Hull, constable 2.00.
., nearest to it. Numerous forces and D, A. Beer,, -Bonds SPECIALS for. Collector and � - . _k - - � •. _
authdrities Have -been called in to Treasurer, •70:00.. D. R. Beaton, saL..
.j
view the situation, includingk tl:z t!llCl!
Dept. of Health, Hignwa County 125.00. Wm, 'Chester, sal, 60,00. L. 'p f •
and Township en 'risers. Y. ecomtim • T, Johnston, sal. 50.00. Hugh Pugh; . Breakf sat . 88eac{n,L a
T9 P R
: endatins and warnings have been postage, 10.00. C: E. Morley, Toad
w/�i� Q te,�]:� a�
liability coverage, 372.91. D Beer ��rll S akf
issued, but .-thd sRuation remains , • In simple but rich de• d •
VV�orkmen a Comp. 157.00. Pork' Liver, j
}ire same. 'This is a natural water- sign we: can furnish - . •
course, that has been built up and _ gmemorial that will
Power• and Light .' Elmer Powell, Stewing -, _ _ ' � �
aided' by 'tile arid cement -work forChairman please from every
Street& 20 in dignity
ng o • 88,
itUftRftt
surplus water, but the Board of - - ' - a! appearcace' our is Je ,ghar't!A'>�i� ,_ M• a - - -
Health charges, that --some- are _ work will stand out �'r x - �q
At ;this meeting advice of receipt_ ;i.=>�c Cje=�, 3 LZ♦ 13c•
maldhg iproper use of it as'a of notice from C. P. ;R. to apend t ro Ghrestt�er i
_ general sewer in having the drain c
froml 'sink§ connected up with the • $bb0. ' on the ctiossing between lots H. W. STAFFORD - • , _ _ -:6 S, c•
14 and lb', con. 4.• Blowsy Meeuraental
. main. It is difficult and almost im- $3.04 per family on relief is fo be ; Works
- .possible to make specific' charges,
granted for garden seed. P5. 4
'
but the members of the Township ^ 61 ;ytb Ont.I D
Council, on vietwing the situation s Messrs T. Gregg, Division 'Court Kingston Road West • e {
Clerk; and B. Jamieson, Bailiff,
few days ago anise that an almioat registered their opposition to cert• Bu taper` (phone �0®®) Piel►eri n
'Intolerable, unhealthy condition ex-
_. sin changes ' recommended by the -' - • -
' fists, fkmt d6irands immediate att- Attorney -General (centralizing the
ention. A proper remedy will doubt- Courts), and ask the support of the
less cost considerable.
CounciL 1