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VOL. EIX PICKERING, ONT., FItIDAY,' JUNE. 2.1 1940 No. 44-
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�>roftaistasscsl Ql;araw. - - '
M04::Az__:_•-RED CROSS .` Stv. John's. congregation, -Brougham GREENWOOI3 , -
PICKERILtiG BRANCH �':: WILLS .
celebrates Golden � Jubilee on Sunday
H. C. EA N-Ph $icier- Y
DLsurgmm 'too. 1917 Following t1b completion of the - -
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-On' Sun and-�Vlonda next, moved in to share in the church's- 1886--1936 •
plan, by our Federal - Governmentnistry ' and service, We extend
R E. FORSYTH, Op_h. D. Director June 23rd and 24th St. John's Un-'..mi.'
q� t to assist the ,Motherland in their '
ember a3 Abs. 7S ° Oacmioa• ited Church, Brougham, are cele- an open invitation to all who can
optometr,csl very serious refugee-_-pri 4em, our `CHOPP NO r
n . 'Eyes examined by appdntm♦at. brating the 50th Anniversary of tonne, to join .with us on Sundaq -
�Ctareooat. oat. Government has •arranged to bring the layin of the Corner Stone of and Monday Monday, Wedneawy And Friday
a certain number of chitdrea to Mo ay in our Golden.Jubilee
Jubilee
the present church building. It is Celebration. On -Saturday, . June _WE GRIND Flt
Canada, and place a number in _
point on, 100 years .since the Rev. James 23rd, there will be a Softf6all Sborta' and Feed of &U
1D each •Province. From that Bran, -
�DONAT D RUDDY Barrister. Lambie, of the Church of Scotland Tournament at Claremgpnt Comm-
• 49Ud . >` *Wy Pub4c. Mo y the responsibility .for finding first came into Pickering Township unit Park conunencin at 6 kids, also mfOerals and other
�.lgry�ar�y �cypted bx thellate A. a .• homes and caring , for the . children. g P Y g P• m `
gaeibtrw .>'o° r C�u<t �iox... whitb7�s to conceotretes for 'tab
minister to the Scottish settlers. and' later in h le feedie
e Claremont arem nt Hall
t o �+
will be left with the Provincial ' g
Even earlier than that, in July 1824 "The Road 'to the City" will be kept on band' x•
_ $Eik70N, BELL ROSS Governmen4 and Social Agencies. a
Earrlstors (rf solicitors Valuable aid was given in this Elder E. Lawson organized the presented- by Whitby Young Peo- -
Vf/e stoek o* the beat Poultry:
V�
_ connection, some months ago, in Christian Church with. seven mem- ple. On Sunday, at 10.30 a, m. .,
, lrliiEA?QN. K, C. � 3'Nepbone the Voluntary Registration an- hers, which had increased to thirty Rev. S. T. Tucker will preach in Feeds snd ' 5wrppliel.
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•BROO BELL. K. G. Adel, 2$38 adia by the following April. St. Johns St. Johns Church, ,with the Clare- _
n Women, by the expression �• Z+.CSSi�iE�`T
i• H' F• ROSS of Presbyterian on the Seventh Con mont choir assisting in • the service.
a willingness to accept re!
9 P u ee _
_ .372 Bay St. children in the homes of those
g cession was built in 1848. The At 2.30, Service, iwith Rev. C. E. a
os
• ' OiiPJ L. POND - ere -
Christian Church. in Brougham was Fockler, speaker, and a Junior - -
istering. For many reasons, man • _ g P � .1
CU. H,ICHARDSON 8t Co., Barris- women did not register at th t erected in 1809, and the Methodist Choir and the C. G. I. T. girls of Repair Shop 1
♦ , Sortciton. Notaries etc. Scats ]
time. It is now' felt that t Church in Brougham in 1869. , St. Greenwood assisting. At 7.30 p: m.
Lice Bruldi , 3P Tdeoatok Toiooto. here Bre ,
Doyne vd.-IU8 -M Pbea der s John's congregation moved_to Brou- Rev. P. F. Gardiner, rvi11 reach, l aro prepared to repair trace' _-
_ .. ttls,pb rias a. u yeti a great number' of CanadianP P p p
MGUS Mr-MILLAN Parrutev, Sol. homes., in :which accommodation Sham Village and built_ the present with; music by the Pickering Pres- tors and farm. mAebintry. =5'
b -
buildin the corner-stone beim terian choir. OnMonday,at
of t S 3 _
wr u Puilir. t could b g g
��,it Y P Metiada Street a provided, and where there�
_ ?ele�Jtoae is in 8803 m also a for
F acts m, s est Coekabutt'
laid b h late, h 'lie n a sties service will al the a Jo Mt o e ice 711 be held
John r S
1 P• P
s a to al vt' Y
•� Y willingness to hes m - -
F,
th
June 24th,,1890. The . opening of in the church, with Rev, eo. .
is C.
A Do inion-wide aPPeal lm j� lement'.
- .
'Sats
afactlon guaranteed _.
is being made at this time, 'for .the church took place on February Fadgeon, as speaker. Music by an - --
8 h 1891. Old-Time h `
RRSar eolOssoa tbeAiL .en�sEot T �B„ those ry men, rv'h° register for this t Q choir. In the evening a JOHN NORTON
fl. q,s , Gradrac o1 yrs Floret C;oUeBe•o! ready done . so, to re 's Today, St. John's 'United Church.' Supper and Garden Party on the Phone 5104 CLAREMUNT
a1 /-
ce io ret�depc� ..cooapoor east sc. A° : service. JLocal women will have carries on the traditions and ideals Shepherd lawns from 5.30 to - 8 •p.
a. thatch, PieYsrins,Out. oat boort: o the .o ortunit to re of the three uniting cnurches,.while .m., after which a splendid prog- D. A,
s. o. w s '+, or M a�poinemenc. (X rel -opportunity Sister at the descendants of those pioneer fam- ram will be given, including: Cen-
rr.iee). �++ P►es arm• local Red Croyq Rooms, on Tues- '
�— ilies. who 'were pillars of strength tennial Orchestra, Magician John
day and Thursday of next week. in the three churches 50 years ago, ' Giordmairte; Archie Munro, ba
@>islilssssr 11 ales*. "
The- Dumbarton t;nit o! the Rid now carry on devotedly the Christ- tone; llurdo 1•IacGregor, piper, and Insuran0e of All K111�i,
•...•..�.,,„,,.,.r..,,,._.,,.r,,,,.,,,�,� .;
Cross are having ian work of the community through Bert- Harvey. An invitation is ex
�'tet J�8�;921 Wlbb
.D R. BQATON, TOW1VtlHTrP g a Garden-Tea and the medium of 'St. John's United tended to all to attend these ser -
• c . Coo.arencer. Camoow.w.er ram Sale of Home-made Bakingt
a the have vices.
-�we r*w`40011040em�e, issuer of home of Mrs. W. Cropley (Journ- Church. New larailiea too, ase Bbrd4e.
ey's End) Dunbarton on Saturday
A. E. RICHARDSON afternoon. June 22nd, startingat '!st$ bare” Moot
GIUL IN9IIAA11iGE 3.80 P. M. A cordial invitation is St. Francis de Safes celebrates 80th ardow"RM PICK 24
A ESTATE extended to all .who are- interested r
CQ�igEYAI'iC1If+i(} in this worthy cause. Silver coil- Anniversary of its founding this week
ectien. _
An old eatsbiiahed agency, ready NOTIC E
a t0 NlTe.
BROUGHAM
IIt _', me Plex 6000. ,; =rte
.ta Our par rev war �7,
- � • � ,,. � mss- - �„,i ' � ; .. ...
Mrd. Barclay and Mrs. 'J. Miller •tiIl'�.`K r,,� wt'+tr .,s .sem.:.--i •:
�. -MAW attended the funeral of their uncle, �
the late Leo. Goldmari, of Toronto ik� s:. *trc* COAL+
THE PICKERING-1 NEWS
LiQiEt>t181BD ADOTi01t8I61k AND CQ-
vALtlAToa -last week. Y- � {,: WOOD
iCOB�[BrI"i',
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mairs were 2 C`� :
seadooted Anywhere,
Psoo. or wetea. Address e14 Doodad guests at the Hamilton_• avis _ . � `"-' x ° t^ "ND9 OR
dVELr,'.
Street. East. _ siding at Markharm, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrd. Bert Wells, of and
"waittiy; Ontario. Toronto; and Mrs: > �"� " "' - z BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
(Rev. Letter `r rk - r ,.�. , ` _
Of Orlllia, exited at the Gannon �z ` - alsolocal Otlt,age work -
-Brierfiiiiiii H4S�lta1 home to see Mrs; Willison one da`y t • :
recently. + � ` We hawaleti placed b a11oelt a full
Government Licensed The W. M. S. of the church held ` LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING _
bf[stCl St, E. Stonffvllle• Ont, their June meeting on Thursday, - _ -
COMPANY PSED8.
Phone 191 June 18th, at the O. Burton home,
Mediu] with a large attendance. ided, reThe
1Matern'ity, ,end Surgical Cassie, A W. MITCHELL
Gaeta taken Prealdent
„. opening devotions weSe conducted OtCeri�ngy OII'k
Maternity Strsi-Room by Mrs. H., Malcolm. Miss Bayles, . ri
Rates for 10 days- 11M.76 at the piano led in the service of 'r y -Phone Office 74 - Res. 65 _
IReiktwed Nurses in attendance and Praise. The Secretary read the re-
24 hour service even. Port of the safe arrival at its des- � �. = -7 �•� •.` � Stiininer Heat
`ambulanct Service tination of bales sent West recent--
= MRS. E.R. GOOD '25.37 ly' At the close of the regular bud- _ . y
asset Demaeds ways to-keep cod.
get on, the sleeting devoted its ,
.. .K �•. ti � sec=.. res .•'' :+•3,}} time to making arrangements for _ we suggest.:
pOlk 'the anniversary supper on Monday :. .
evening, Celeman lasof Ligbt Stoves
Instant
INSURANCE g June 24th, rvvhen all mat- st ' Francis de Sales Church, taken some years ago. quick, vitae, economical dad
fere were satisfactorily arranged Suffering ea
SERVICE and the meeting closed with pray- g 'gr t harships and pri- considerable number of daughters sift, z
Pbooe Pickering' 67 er by Rev. Kennedy.- All were ser- vations, in their ; pioneer task, , a have entered 'the different religious Electric Hot plates, a0O
ved an appetizing tea by Hostesses group of Irish - Catholics set out orders. Former pastors are - Rev. _New Perfection Coal.Oil•
;. RIL - Bt. 'MORLHY Mesdames.. Burton and Crawford. "frog► 'Toronto about 1840, in an Laurent, 1860►- I. Rev. P. A.
Easterly direction, settling in Pick- Cummin touts.
1P1R1L AUTOMOBILE, LIFE The ideal weather for Decoration gs, 1861-�2, Rev., A. P. ' • ' - - • '. •
ACOIDENT,•' WINDGTORM Day service at,the Christian Cem. Bring, Markham and Uxbridge, Finan, 1863-67* Rev. W. Flanney, Agent for Massey-Harris Repairs-
The possessed little material 1867 Rev. P. Conway,,867,,48, a
• t'Ula1.IC LIABILITY tie. etery here, brought out a good at- y p° , , y, -- •_ „,
tendance. The well kept grounds wealth, and created 'their new 'sim- Rev. F. J. Hayden, 1868-75, Rev. "WIN BU ML ,BY'
SLliV1GE - PROTECTION and the lovely flowers, was a joy Ple homes in the .forests of this E. Cassidy, 1875♦-44.. Rev. W.
* to behold. Aloud-speaker, operated Part of the province to develop Bergin 1876►-77. Rev. J. Beausang Ha�dwwh 9Ru�iKh
THE NEWIST BID by Mr. Beale, brought the service the rich farming country it has 1877-55. Rev. D. J. Sheehan 1885
to every one . present. Mr.- Walter become • today. Father Proulx a -+90. Rev. W. J. Jeffcott 1890-=92.
` OO� SQI Percy was c firman, and, Mr. A. French Missionary Priest travel]- Rev. E. J. IGaIlag1yer 1892--1+901. aets+or® sM
t _ McGregor introduced the speaker, mtY, mounted, carrying ktt= his. Rev.J. Sheridan 1901-10, Rev, E.
3-piece Walnut deli n
p ! $ Prof. Renaud, of Toronto. Univer- material possessions with .him, min- McCabe 1910-�13: Rev. - Cantillion t}Q..S � � TERS FOR
'
Waterfall design $79.50 sity, who delivered a most inspiring, istered to his parish, which. reached 1913-14. Rev, W. J. Ryan 1914-� jiti DQ Wi
message, taking, as his text, John: from Torontd to Oshawa, -through 1937. •Rev. D. V. Hic*y, at pre$-
Spring' filled Mattresses. from 4-38, "I . sent you to; reap that the bush, , He had. two local stations ent in charge, Among, the oldest .'
$17.30 to $20.50 whereon know 'thy as Duffin'$ Creek, and members of th FILMS
ye bestowed no labour. .Greenwood. In June 1860 a wooden are Johm aoparlsh still.living
other men laboured find ye entered Goodwin and Wm. Cor-Now'is tbt` fleet for sum>Def -structure was erected at Duffin's bett, and • Mrs. Mariah O'Connor, €°
fureiiure, level cba+ra etc. into their labours". He especially
stressed the fact, that file many Creek, now Pickering, on the banks age 92, who was 'ba
Of the, creek baptized by Father A(IFA. guar.-anteed�a ODAB.
Wail papers and Gift Cbioa ' blesslnrs of life. vee'- enjoy came to , near the bridge at Proulx. On Sundaly next the cele- ` ' '
the west of 'the ,village, an dedie- bration' of • the 80th anniversary UNIVERSRL SERVIGB i :
ua through the efforts • of • those d
+t► See our Gold Seal Congoleum - ated to St. Wilfred. Rev. '
R P. =nf t
gone on, and marts resting In this he founding of the parish takes DEVELOPING and
Rugs, is the now patteres, quiet country" churchyard. The very Laurent, was the first pastor. The- place. At. 11 a. m. High Mass will F
fine music "contributed by Mrs. P. increasing number of families de- be' conducted by Rev, R, Walshi. k 1NISHING r ,
We are agsots for the Easy mended larger acro c ,
Spratt and choir members of Whit- rge trl�nodation and special sermon will be delivered by Bring your nest Film- HE 143 x'
�Waibiog Machine and the by rwas 'very much appreciated. Mr. the present structure was erected another former Pickering boy, Rev.¢
. Wbite Sewiog Machine. Warren Willson voiced the thanks in: 1872, dedicated to St. Francis de Dr. ' A. O+Leary, • In- the-aftei'ttooa ±�►;
oil the Committee to all those who Sales, and' administered by Rev.. F. from 6ne to five o'clock, there will •O r ��t'"""�
so graciously. had •-�contributed of 'J; Hayderi. The corner-stone was be a re-union of old friends on the ' Ejal eI1r1l1Zti '' / -
Notm�'1 N their time and talent to make this laid. by the first Archbishop of . enure}$ grounds and' 'luncheon will °.
l�aoa 1>lb0 service a success. Although the Toronto, the :.Most Reverend John be served there, At .five o'clock, e� r -
Lynch, D..D. ' This 2 for 2
collection .was below Average, one parish has ever Solemn- Benediction cf� the Most
must remember this ,year has many • since,' given generously, to the Blessed Sacrament will be given
C A S'I'�:RRITT chlurch, includingten sons, amongand Veneration of they Relic of St. 80 DH�a COs! YIe1a r
extra demands u
YIS
C. A. Pon, our resources. them the late Archbishop
Mr. and Mrs. John Soden visited � P O'Connor, Francis de Sales. The closing event
F aneral Direoter with Mr. and Mrs. F. Langmaid, the late Rev. Robt. McGrady, Dr, of the day at 5.30 will be a Stiver SUXDAT.HOURS--11.1000% 6411, wl:
Furniture Dealer of Oshawa, on Sunday:` A. O'Leary,, Rev. Robt• Walsh, John Tea and Farewell. All times men-
,.. (see other column `for B>Aoagham)
OConnor, Denis O'Connor, James tioned D. S, T. a-.i:!_.I • a°1 OXX p AXEL-,(
OIC Reddin and Martin Kennedy. A _ -- -
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THE W A R - W E E K--Comentary on Current Events semacy of the United Staten, in
K --Commentary
the Western hemisphere would be
challenged; another great fleet
cc ��+� would be stationed on this side
t .
ITALY S ENTRY CARRIES b the Atlantic; the war would � �
- �+�+p p �+ � � be brought - to America's very
WAR TO MEDITERRANEAN
ERRANEA doorster.
CANADA: That same possibil•
-
- _ _
_ ibtr was reflected in the math ra- :IGOLDEN
One month to the day after French were expected to make a dio ' address of Prime Minister
Hitler's armies crowed the bor- stand in the -valley of the great Mackenzie King on the war Situ . W CO RN
SYRUP
�ders of the Low Countries, Muss- Loire River which cuts well across ation. He declared - that Canad-
ians are re
Mini declared war. on Britain and France from the west . coast: prepared to fight to .the
finish in this war, will proudly
-
Sou ushering in one, of the South of this dine would be both y _
most critical hours in the his, agricultural and industrial areas accept".their new responsibilities, S . — A..Great Energy food
tory of. the world. to support the effort. undaunted by the threat o!
The time factor was in favor spreading conflict. There was talk s`:._•
Never before bad the British of the British Throne. being. trans- .
and• French Empires been in a of the Allies; against the Gera, ferred to Otttawa Two days when' King Haak'on ordered the South American President, juati-
ans, who knew they must win be- ca itulation 'of the entire coua- fled the a "
position of such supreme danger. - later Canada declared war on P aggressions is Europe'
fore their effort slowed down;' t to the Germans. It was'an of German and Italy. Var ae
r: Frt;nce, beating off encirclement Ital ' and Princess Juliana of the. try Y y g -
- ---of Paris, fighting for—her—v
before—United—States ecoid hi - ---.-- ,
este the war with -all its vast Netherla ds and tier' two children pounced, however, that his goy- Who has ruled Brazil tinrongh teas '
life, now found herself attacked 1 arrived in 'Halifax. . ernment would continue to fight "_years of dictatorship, spoke. of the
an still another front, her supply resources. »_ y with the Allies .on' the Western : be pain of s new era' under
The nation was saddened dash- gi g -
Iines to Africa threatened. Bri-
g the week b the' t is death Front.
' Fascism. Previoursl
Iain, not yet recovered from the - - Goodbye To Neutrality g y8 y it -had. been
in an air crash of -Hon. Norman SOUTH AMERICA: Fascism 'believed in South Aineried' that
disaster of Flanders, hourly ea UNITED STATES: One of the McLeod Rogers, Canada's De- reared its ugly head .again in the Brazil would follow the United '
pecting a Nazi invasion, was fore- most tensely listened -to speeches fence hliniater; a man of fine Western Hemis here. President
ed to action on far-flung fronts in the annals of political- history character 'who had worked' un- _Hemisphere. - • States policy toward the Euro-
-in Afriea,- the Near East, the was 'madi during the week by Vargas of Brazil, in the first out- peen situation. A hasty shock,
teasingly in the' pubric interest .. spoken] 'Fascist speech b an
Wedjterranean, Gibraltar, Suez. President. Roosevelt, preparing y P y Y that.
the American people for- the par- Many 'Canadians woke up one
Objectives morning to find that war.', had
= ticipation in the European war ,
Italy went into the war demand- brought them a• new iaconven- Nova ScOtl8 b Blossom Queen And Her Ptnncessea
lag Tunisia, Djibouti, French slid which is so sure to come: We ience, (taxes, etc, aside),—start-
will pursue two obvious and aim- in July fh*t,no one could cross
British Somaliland, Corsica, Mal- „ g
ia, Gibraltar, Suez, Savoy and ult a wilousl
courses, he declarer,: to the United States without a
"We will eatend to the oppoi:'-
- two French departments of the : passport.
eats of force the material -re-
-Maritime Alps. To those posses- Other events of the week: Rain
sources of this nation and; at the unceasing; pions Italy "aspired," as well as g; saturation of Iand,
�t same time, we will harness and atmosphere, clothing (some eo ie
ito independence from the de= speed up -the use .of those re- P
$vnct democracies." After attack- sources in- order that we our blamed hit on the war clouds) . . +',
Eng France's lines to Africa, selves in the'Americas may have Arthur P.oebuck, Liberal, To -
rime Italian objectives were ronto-Trinity', charging in the
-. p j equipment and training equal to
On -
seen to be Tunisia and Egypt.. the task of -any :•emergency and House of Commons- that the _ ted
_ But one at a time, and perhaps every .defense." The ,republic -to'- tarso Government had treated -
Egypt first, since capture of Al- the -south -of -us was , ,no ' longer sin rle `dneriiployed transients with • ,
mandria from the rear b mec% ; • non -bell' cold brutality_ ._ . anti -Italian
Y neutral • it was igezent.
- --aaized columns (lute Hitler's cap- Following - his address, Presi- demonstrations throughout - the
tture of the Channel rte would
' country .:
ports) dent Roosevelt• warmly endorsed "
- : Mem-
achieve more and probably be an*. organized "Stn Hitler -Now" Puzzle: 'Had- the .Vimy Mem-
--easter than cutting into Tunisia movement'- workingp to rush all oris] really been bombed? Still
_and French. Morocco, merely a re
possible material help to the Al- Part. this story had
Meanwhile the Germans, driv-' lies wh-He Con -nie t Govern-
ing
continued its' neither been confirmed nor de-
Meanwhile
on Paris, were aiming for the rapid -fine -action on the pational d by he Canadian- .Gov k
ment.
Kapture 'of Paa•is and` the Lower •defense program, -grown to
(Seine River, no matter how - to 021,619,099. p Y
><orcing French capitulation and - x
flue their --losses , e o{ is ;be Baltic'
p Another colossal problem avaa RUSSIA: The Soviet Union,
BEE HIVE
throat before the United Stat--*.
:.uttiag France off from her•ally, . by the diplomatic attentions from three
• . posaibiliky that the Bri-
suddenly the centre of renewed
Great. Britain. The Allies, on the
tiah Government, >s Hitler- -won European nations atched u her'
' jother hand,. were attempting to the war,. might move to Canada. _. P ' P P,
Aold Germany until Empire. - and and continue the fight against
Far Eastern dispute' by an � agaee- x
ment with Japan on the. Man-
urtes'cooldba mo- Germaiy from here. W shineton
,. yam;•. , . , .
choukumOuter Mongolia bound-
- lbi,ized for a anceeaatnl counter- was a bit upset by the idea, .For
:.affeneive. Should Paris .fall, the the first time in. Ira life, the sup- Ary question, which,'had. prodne
..*d two battles and ,.several years
of intermittent fi titin -- Rus-
.. .
f
g g -The Annapolis Valle Apple Blossom Festival Nora Scotia's most
sig and Japan agreed on the ex- Po y PP
colorful spring party, this -year-was a gay event centred in 'the fragrant
act -frontiers • to be 'respected in beauty of the British Empire's largest single apple belt. Quean An-
.future Tia•d, newly named napolisa VIII (Miss Audrey Clarke -of Wolfville, N. -S.) it, seen here
Ambassadors from the Allies — with her Princesses. (Canadian Pacific P'h'oto), y
Sir Stafford Cripps of Great Bri-
m--* "
TRY YOUR NAND -Imagine a theatre seating thirty rain and c Laboane of France -
~among radio Itsteneis -there are million people! , That,., bl► :actual —arrived in Moscow; and it was LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher
announced that Italy and. Russia
maany folks who would like to try survey, is, the estimated audience of would once 'more keep ambass-
their hand at writing a radio pro- -the Radio Theatre conducted by adorn in each other's capitals WILL YUM,
'gram — maybe a mystery tale, a Cecil B. Demilie, veteran showman .
Diplomatic observers in - 3todC
drama or comedy sketch, or possib• each Mon$ay evening at 9. That holm advanced the theory that
IV they may have an entirely new
mean onlyonce—thing —that the '
-fides for the air- -- so why don't Radio Theatre presents top-notch - Russia, determined that Germany
pou-and you put your. ideas on. pa- . shows.'of expand' further is the `
must n e a '
Baltic, was seeking a definite poi-
..- per and send them to a radio eta
tion!; _ - _ - , _ When ' Steve Wilson, -of Fdward it�cal agreement with Finland and
Radio mations are always look g Sweden to forestall an German ► // �/
G. Robinson's Bi Town program y
'Jay for new stories and new 'ideas asked for a vote -from radio listen- myves in the�no�tii.�j/-
era on whether Steve and Lorelei
— I►nd yours might be the one that BALKANS: It appeared to be�'�`'"�"
-sticks! should continue their racket -bust- the devout wish of all Balkan
NOTES AND NEWT Ing tales of Big Town.— or present
D - different types -of dramas the capitals lastt-week that their conn- `
One of the, breeziest programsfolks on the receiving sad voted } tries should not be drawn Into . _ ;
presented over . the NBC -red net- overBhelmingly to continue the the growing- vortex of -war. And `
work Is. Plantation Time - heard Big Town series. 'The program indications were strong that fcr
Ten Wednesday nights at l:30. The . comes over the Columbia chatu on • the time being at least, south --
Plantation Party includes Lous
Tuesday nights at eight:, eastern Europe would be. left`'_ "•� ' i:•: "`t°
Passey and this Staging Western- Jean Goldkette, one of the ester• alone; that the, the Balkans Italia campaign
lo-
ors, -Tom; Dick and Hairy, -a smart `wouP
vcea1 trio, and othertop-notch en- ?'0.`iai
an band leaders is the dance ,field, uratic; rather than military. Greece ' .. `••. � �, „'„ <;;�;<: �•ia
- - :Aertainera. will soon retnrn to the band stands `was already reported to. have "
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with. as orchestra of fifty "
s y pieces made a deal with Mussolini. ,
For facto with an unusual twistfeaturing swing symphony. - It Eastern Mediterranean
•'vie suggest you tune. In stranger should be, good, for the Detroiter Sooner or. later,. however, it
always badace bands. Fiction —Dreseated over ata-
was, s• thou ht
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shorts of the Atlantic', when Mar- -812. Abont ' �61 na
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vein. This treat to ox .Wednesdays es, and $5. millions for fuel and ~wNORWAY: The was in Nor- - —• • ••••••
mat 8:00 p:m, electricity. t >}. came to an end last week ••When I Say Three You flit Pop�an' I'll Yell for MOm!'." ~' �
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By DAVE ROBBINS
g g -The Annapolis Valle Apple Blossom Festival Nora Scotia's most
sig and Japan agreed on the ex- Po y PP
colorful spring party, this -year-was a gay event centred in 'the fragrant
act -frontiers • to be 'respected in beauty of the British Empire's largest single apple belt. Quean An-
.future Tia•d, newly named napolisa VIII (Miss Audrey Clarke -of Wolfville, N. -S.) it, seen here
Ambassadors from the Allies — with her Princesses. (Canadian Pacific P'h'oto), y
Sir Stafford Cripps of Great Bri-
m--* "
TRY YOUR NAND -Imagine a theatre seating thirty rain and c Laboane of France -
~among radio Itsteneis -there are million people! , That,., bl► :actual —arrived in Moscow; and it was LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher
announced that Italy and. Russia
maany folks who would like to try survey, is, the estimated audience of would once 'more keep ambass-
their hand at writing a radio pro- -the Radio Theatre conducted by adorn in each other's capitals WILL YUM,
'gram — maybe a mystery tale, a Cecil B. Demilie, veteran showman .
Diplomatic observers in - 3todC
drama or comedy sketch, or possib• each Mon$ay evening at 9. That holm advanced the theory that
IV they may have an entirely new
mean onlyonce—thing —that the '
-fides for the air- -- so why don't Radio Theatre presents top-notch - Russia, determined that Germany
pou-and you put your. ideas on. pa- . shows.'of expand' further is the `
must n e a '
Baltic, was seeking a definite poi-
..- per and send them to a radio eta
tion!; _ - _ - , _ When ' Steve Wilson, -of Fdward it�cal agreement with Finland and
Radio mations are always look g Sweden to forestall an German ► // �/
G. Robinson's Bi Town program y
'Jay for new stories and new 'ideas asked for a vote -from radio listen- myves in the�no�tii.�j/-
era on whether Steve and Lorelei
— I►nd yours might be the one that BALKANS: It appeared to be�'�`'"�"
-sticks! should continue their racket -bust- the devout wish of all Balkan
NOTES AND NEWT Ing tales of Big Town.— or present
D - different types -of dramas the capitals lastt-week that their conn- `
One of the, breeziest programsfolks on the receiving sad voted } tries should not be drawn Into . _ ;
presented over . the NBC -red net- overBhelmingly to continue the the growing- vortex of -war. And `
work Is. Plantation Time - heard Big Town series. 'The program indications were strong that fcr
Ten Wednesday nights at l:30. The . comes over the Columbia chatu on • the time being at least, south --
Plantation Party includes Lous
Tuesday nights at eight:, eastern Europe would be. left`'_ "•� ' i:•: "`t°
Passey and this Staging Western- Jean Goldkette, one of the ester• alone; that the, the Balkans Italia campaign
lo-
ors, -Tom; Dick and Hairy, -a smart `wouP
vcea1 trio, and othertop-notch en- ?'0.`iai
an band leaders is the dance ,field, uratic; rather than military. Greece ' .. `••. � �, „'„ <;;�;<: �•ia
- - :Aertainera. will soon retnrn to the band stands `was already reported to. have "
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with. as orchestra of fifty "
s y pieces made a deal with Mussolini. ,
For facto with an unusual twistfeaturing swing symphony. - It Eastern Mediterranean
•'vie suggest you tune. In stranger should be, good, for the Detroiter Sooner or. later,. however, it
always badace bands. Fiction —Dreseated over ata-
was, s• thou ht
that the conflict
'{:•`{'
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h ix.
W
k i tats o .•+•:.
wee a would somehow i r
-Each d e bit t E
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tion OC g .a.,+
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�T manufacture. -
u e f the `,•,:;;r;::.;%;.:::�:^?<<
o chemicals Mediterranean, ..:,.....+,
ea and then t ere -
- h
' and allied codasfrom :;;�•:.::{:>:•
One of the better midweek pro- p c#s m Canada would be a rush to Salonika :•+::::::'
D a ., . .•:+.•.>c•�::•:'•: �i#:� 'i:ys:`:. _
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shorts of the Atlantic', when Mar- -812. Abont ' �61 na
Ilions were ern aides. The stand d of Turk • .`..•4:.
:�•+:>:�:�>'••
- Johie Payne. directs s • concert or-. spent . on materials kand . suPPlie.. was seen as nil -m ortnt. {:' !":r: �'w` -: �� .•+ <•w� .
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oheatra in music of the lighter #29 millions on salaries and wag- • ' • � •• •, ':••:+••�':�:��'�';:{;r,::: i• ``:•'> '''" _• _
vein. This treat to ox .Wednesdays es, and $5. millions for fuel and ~wNORWAY: The was in Nor- - —• • ••••••
mat 8:00 p:m, electricity. t >}. came to an end last week ••When I Say Three You flit Pop�an' I'll Yell for MOm!'." ~' �
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a~ s Holliman had 'beea' surprised
• • S"Blend
/ indeed to hear that old HadpaDel,
l _ knew of his "settin' up" to _ Mary r� '
Idelissa. The old fool must have 1
eyes everywhere! But, this was
no time to' argue. Besides, 'his
LADA
own curiosity about the missing
pair_ was, mounting._ ` ;�s • ~'
"I swear I don't know, Hades.
- And quit bein' warlike. I told
you I ain't fi htin'." <s:
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"Woman," e called t Hone
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�_ . ANOTt•lEi3 SIMPLE SUNDAY, F` '
- .. Bee, come out here,. What about
v , �GrR� 1�1'A the' two bosses? Where they at?"'DINNER'
"They are not here," said l=ion MENU
a Bee,' stupidly: .. _
w .y
Y Pineapple and Mint Cup
al Hades bridled again. Contempt
. -Broiled (Dr baked) ham
most suffused him. But Holli -
'Fresh asparagus
s!..1, man spokd first. ' Th
" Rice and cheese sauce
"Well where are they"'a Watercress and'. Radish Salad
� - younger man was • equally inter -
L6 Whipped Cream Cake
ested: Hot Beverage Milk t t
- by "They. have gone, for ma
XinAg
O m - long' time; Honey declared. - It• you -have had freshly picked -
g g OREN ARNOLD The Indian girl had expected asparagus in the refrigerator, where
thus to be questioned. She was it is -crisp, it will _only take a few;
not at all happy in her own mind.'
momenta to boil It. Serve with the
She . didn't want Bob Barry to be melted butter stud seasoning to_ • .Every day millions find real
CAST- OF CHARACTERS bank at Bisbee. He had been in alone anywhere with the white taste. One of the recommendations pleasure in the genuine, long- _
ROBERT BARRY—hero, ex- the bank at. the time, and Hades' hi ve stable is the it can be lasting flavor of Doublim"Int a
fort s
girl, much less in a dark c vc•. g t -+
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plorer. of all• the dozen people there gut—Bch was her employer,as prepared well within the half hour. Gum. Gaoling, refreshing.
MELISSA LANE — heroine, didn't throw u his hands as co eatIsflytng! Enjoy it after
yy
P well as the man she wanted; she I like the plan to cook the rice meal. Millions do!Y
Barry's .partner. manded. People said -he still own- virtuallyworshipped beforehand taking pains. to keep
HONEY BEE GIRL — Indian; Aped him. He had
" ed the scalp of the redskin who - the grains. whole and separated.
member of Barry's arty. killed his father, and he never emphaticsll told her to' keep the *V0
y P , The cream sauce can also be made
secret of the new cliff cave. She �
HADES JONES —pioneer; denied it. ' before -hand, a plan which saves \\ ro� a,,�.. +�►Y"_. - •j
member Barry's t meant to do so. nrrt
y party. However, it was the 'utter sqr- "Hell,_didn't they say where?' much time when dinner is being
' • ' prise of his "sass" which 'saved Hades was losing patience. aseembied. Heat the sauce in the
Last' Week: Lost together, s Holliman some serious embar-- �_ doable boiler, adding Ya cup grated
!They just say tel} you both
the ' darkness of the' mysterious rassmen•t there, in cam cheese for each cup of sauce, !hie
P• make thee better camp, thee bet- _ 1TODAY
",1 eavetn, Hob sad Meliaaa find a Hades' jaw just dropped. F-ivd ker corral for thee mules and hare. being added as •sauce is reheated..
'deep dependence on each other. rCdd the rice to the sauce in the.
seconds later, unquestionably, he es Hone Bee spoke slowly, , ke s o 1 stall -
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Together they struggle back w ,, .; „ double boiler and do not attempt
would have had two massive pia ing. -Then the -had an idea: Mees-- - Time, 15 minutes. Oven 450 de•
tied their'packs. packs. la • this the: end+ fd greak up the rice leaving just as
. - Ole aimed with terrible accuracy ter Bawb; he say must go, Maybe it is (it is not so attractive, - it It. gi'ees, _ _ -
at Holliman'$ stomach.. He had - all -day, maybe longer. They take _
CHAPTER XIV -been known to do just that with food canteen, is mashed). If one wished, the rice CORN MEAL BISCUIT
j , go that 'way:"-
" „ could be steamed (thia also can be here is a recipe I have not used
Zachary Hades Jones was a other -men, .and daring there ever The Horses Are Here
Ary She: pointed}—not toward the done before); then place in caaser- fora very ion time. -It is of South-
' bit we when he returned to. to resent it. But—at that instant
_ _ -ole- just before serving and pour ern origin. Certainly a' fresh -hot ~
-:,camp. that. night. The 24 -mile honey Bee Girl. appeared. , cliff dwelling; but in the opposite. %over' lythe cheese sauce sprinkling biscuit can make a cold plate
round trip . had taken :him tw-0 "Supper- iss :-ready," she an- direction. The inen grumbled about the top with grated' cheese; time in luncheon -,or supper quite a different
._ .._. ,full days. pounced, '"and Bawb say to tell it at length, but after all the - oven about 20 min•utes•"fn moderate meal. especially if the family ar•
"These danged mules Is con- you. not to wait for' them.- as' they ante Bob had left also -told -them ' oven. - riven just as it is being takes from - - -
trarier'n a thunderstorm, he might not be back- at. all" to go ahead with their own work.
For your simple salad a valuable the oven with its steamingfru
grumbled. "They ain't pack broke and forget about him and 'Lissa. g-
Be ore Hae e_ - ad'dtt oh is sited f P
. Hades' astonishment -s a er§ (be au a ranee.. These biscuits- are partfeu- -
good yit. Here, Holliman, would had -fully cleared, Holliman was Suspicions thus were -not aroused. they are crisp). larly fine with Maple syrup or lion.- - -
you help me with these here kaga, at the time.
. ,,, sitting down at the crude •camp - - For your dessert make your:[aq- • ey. _ _ _ _ _
please err . table dishingu s pint.0r so of An hour later, though, Hades orate light cake recipe on Saturday, -
w 3 cepa arum -
,. They unloaded the fresh cool rich red -chi . The 61d' man 'dis= Arent for a last. night check=up on - preterabir the -long' Dan type. All
water, ample for drinking, cook
the horses and males—his regular ear
ing, and scantly toilet until an- charged enough tobacco juice to job g you have to do is to add tate whip•. 2% tablespoons butter --
down a good-sized_mammal, tab- • per cream, which also may be pre- 3 teaspoons baking.poRdec
other week should pass. , Then ted his plans for discipline, and " Shucks'" he suddenly ex- pared before and -kept philied; -A -
Hades released the animals for a P _ damied- "Their horses. is both eas Poon salt
went glaring into -supper himself. - few -strawberries added. gives you tablespoons sugar
bit of grazing nearby. There wars His -spirit calmed some as he here!" a strawberry-,phbrtcake of the % cup milk
a hole of satgnant water just a ate—as what man's doesn't' Bob and M a r y Melissa sweet•cake 'type. For those -'who
mile awn all right for the stock wouldn't Combine all
- ul w the • y, g - dot he a started to o i h Ingredients but
._
far g .feel with the i le it is too
_ ",Salty" Honey Bee might he . surly, D nasty the --milk. Then add- the m11r, using''
•' 'but too alkaline or salty for stupid.,or whatever, but. she shore • on foot. The old lana turned 'fo many acids :mlzed. the cake and -
"human use., stare back at the cam enough -to make a so dough. Toss
could cook. Man another woman P, sPrc- cream alone makes s very luscious
Where at's the boas?" Hades - Y ous, confused, • He didn't trust dessert, on board lightly, rdll and cut is
seen has been forgiven her short- that Indian .girl. Nor Holliman.
- roan a.. rush with malted. "better, _
"Ain't c%mtnes because of her culinary BAKING- him all day. And (Ta Be Coatinueif P0INDER •BISCUITIi and turn over like parker hove •�—• .
art. Hades forgave no redskin
-by grape I'd like to - know,
too l It to, true I have' not said any y rolls. Bake is hot oven, TI ma in the
paused' to look anything; but he ate.
"Eh?" Hades • . . - - thing about biscuits for a long time oven 30 minutes. -emp. 400,
questioititbly at Holliman. FOT ei'tl>Ity. and to. answer the request for my
Money B
He of up before Holliman. did, _ _ 1t CUIT
"Well fact is, Hades, he's out -and walked to the foot of the - -Amerfavorite king powder 'biscuits SODA BIS
The American Hairdresser, here you are: Hoping this will answer the re•°
.,with 'Linea. Just them two." castle cliff beautici ns' trade p 2 cups flour (bread) "Plata soda bisculC';_
pa p +1y afld BANG! BANG! _ >t Pifer. report- quest fol s,
Hades spat co fou..
ed that 40,000,000 women in the 4 teaspoons baking cubs flour
..aglared it Holiimin. - g powder 2
„ , -Holliman and Honey Bee 'peer U. S. spend ;142 000,000 annual- 'Ys tesaDoon-salt
S poaen he is? Ain't no lion, ed out in alarm. 'But Hades was P ' teaspoon.salt tis teaspoon soda
�► '!� is she?-, Ain't gonna hart :him ly in'beaatp salons. Of this am- 4 tablespoons shortening (level)
cone?" _ _ - craned upward, stud ountp approximately oca$ realm ,000 Mix milk and sift dry ingiedieats, -
„Hell , Pw �?� � .-is s ent�or seal" treatmentst 1% tablespoons butter. .-
only at na, in His old neck was 1 teaspoon be powder
no. But what business Castle. $13,000,000•, for cosmetics; =15,- work in shortening and add liquid, 1 cup rbutermilk or -sour cream =
Ibas he got taking a 'young gal He fired again, twice .rapidly. 000,000 for manicures; (if using crea-• % the butter).
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out by herself." It was slime -honored call o! the ;l �.' gradually making the soft type.— __
Hades Janes, aged 70 -odd. 000,000 for dyeing gad bleaching soft as possible to hadie. Turn on Btit dr ingrPdiedts, -miz 7n but
outdoors — for an one within ;78,000,000 0for.0permanenta wale- about � inch do thickness, "cut mit; as biscuits above. Oven 40A do-
y
Iitepped forward menacingly. Y hair% pat and roil • to ter, add buttermilk gradually and _
g li hearing to avower or come. Hades
"What do you mean, Holliman' never thought but what Bob Barry es
Why you lyra' -^' would know it, and answer .if hu place in, pan. and bake Ju hot oven. grees-Tfine.16_minuteL
Shut up, old man. Want. me to heard,
alap you down?" y "They ain't up there," the old =
'R man muttered preserrtly, ' and _
No one had dared to speak came back to the dining tent.
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thus to Hades Jones in more than ' '=Holliman,'= he began, his eye+ -
half a century. L ncle Hades had flashing, "I come Bang nigh killin' -
edhifriends, and mealier .who respect. you awhile ago. You ain't old. � •: ; r��rEP�*WFMi&# ff�
ed' him, in practically every coon- enough to know' better yet in. �� ' '
y and corral from EI Paso to some ways, and is m$y cost you.
- 'Yuma, 'He had punched vows un- ,
We am .t known to each other
til he joined a gold rush and ,
-beene more mons Then he had no trouble, but you don't tbeaso This QaID o11tQ1r1s eight
�. A CWFt1l OF aIILK ..FRESH STRAMISERRIIf `•
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prospector since. He had vital food values: Three. Vitamins A B and C)
A► gone without water and food for tree and careless with yore ton- �. _ r
gue, young feller. This Barry is , Protein, 'Iron, Calcium, Phosphdrus and. Carbe�hydrates. You get aU, o
four days straight, helping de -
our boss. You .can quit a time; r
.lend a settlement -from an Apache >
q any . these precious elements��in one delicious dishful. Give the family this ; y
Indian attack in his youth. When we c n gat more help, if I have Shredded Wheat treat f rAbreakfost, while strawberries are at their best.
y to ride 'in after it. But by god,
he was nearing 60 years of age Holliman, I'll kill
you • deader'n. THE CANADIAN -SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD.,
he had shot it out with two Mexi. a petrified snake of you git. too,�•:
y,�„w 2 Niagara Falls, Canada
cans who essayed . to hold up a fresh; . You savvy?" -
' He leaned forward just a litt,e, a c F
t
hands ready to draw. )Ie was a>. ec
4 trifle comical, because of his
wrinkles and his'stoop. But .there
q ` was no mistaking his earnestness. He meant 'Ala
precisely what he said.
i 1 $olliman tightened'. He had
started to grin at an ol.d man', but
' 1
he. didn't. The 'keen old eyes
. .. ,,.
+ Ona spit cue s silent warning more po-- _
" •• tent ,than the words, Holliman , a ,
moved .very slowly—hands away f
SBFT from his hipsa t
. ,- - •
"All, richt,, Jones. '-Forget it.
You're old. I ain't goin', to fight
Li
o user.
.It•was.a wise- decision.' But the
situation was • still shaky.
"You been eyein' Miss 'Lissa
yoreself, Holliman. I Seen Sfou.
I kr2w
�hh' afris. sal t
•noinsu sue•Xn�
A
�
man'd_ ' be a fool not to set up to
her. Ef she 'wants you it's her
Lusiness; but .yon be dang shore
sht does. Now I wants know--
ISSUE NO. 25--40 do you know where they're at
now? Why ain't they here? it's--
"'well' sfter dark." ,
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Sneeial Pre or Oldyat - �{ • At of hasp workers Bathes- icy, last' Wednesday. :" - 'a� , On Thursday afternoon, d 27 W- URVZY0JL
+ Ideek Per6on, Ade coming great• is t Baptist school room and the W. I. meets at the me of
Youngest married P Tl>ae Reol Cross workers quilted
ea>' Distance, Youa quilted th large and 'one small guilt. at the home o Mr$, V.. Par Mrs. R. E Mowbray, '_when Biou- F. J. DONS'VAN B. lA., 8e. Q.
` couple, Largest faintly, First of quilt for. life Bed Crtes, awhile an- kin last Tuesday - n. ghain W. I. ,wilt be our guests. .- Surespors 014 Oil and Arnold. M'
July birotdsy, Twins eta. at First other up met in the library and A •few f 84. nded_ the.. Roll. Call. Full maiden name Kdng Str• Feast, Oehrsea P.iaaa
Of July .Celebratio Picker
ettt outland made several 'ampere_ annual. picnic, o- Oshba Presby- and birthplace.,., Brougham ladies L. S. On file we the troords e!
-.rr.,.. �.._�.
- fqr refu girls: - terial Y. P. held t Orono- on 5at-. supply the program._ _ _ 188E toy.
:�S net .forget the Garden Party On Sunda - ' .June
Sunday
- p urday last:
being held oh- R'ednesda�::�Tune. �- at. --8 -o'clock,. a e evening, Baseball results -=- Thursday
Z` T
- --28th, at the Memorial Pari, by the a group of young ' people from ening insale won from Base T.is- PICf�++,;°ILLI;
'*Vloman's As tion of the 4:31ited Grace Str. United ' Church, Toron- '
'�� % at B e Line. 1l�gn�2Ay, Kinsale won
_ Church, Pickering. - to, will condu t -n listed is b n their from
Whntevale; • • _ _ - ,
Shur sin feed
Pastor. It is hope&the church will its number from here att 1 g �� C
Qu a
_ ended the fair at Brooklin on Sat PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN -
Coekshutt be 'filled: ` urdaq last: The boys uveae' sinccese C� t11 ! ' �� sn
E The es' Mission Circle of - • THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER
j ful in getting ,pecond prize fot •sttarer rov�><n
`
FROST & WOOD the Baptist (Murch held their `June _ AND, N E Rel ES• IT MAY 8 E
- -baseball.
a rN meeting at the home of Mrs. Jolie iilaSh 18 iri mash YOUR EYES,
SALES and SERVICE Michell. It was a' beautiful after- f ' • - t C, H. TUCK. OPT. D
~M -H Mower, Eft. nearly new
noon. -There was a good crowd and . range ms: sh, , oy
- a fine program. Rev Mrs.' 1�iugus-' - � otor _ _ > eM A iz
McCormick mower, Eft. tine, of Claremont was present and stekrser,, Concentra- d+lo•e 1616
M H Binder, Eft.
_. __ ----- - took part.; ,bZrs. Michell served tea
H Binder 7ft. on the beautiful lawn to fifty
tea, calf starter, tar- ''�A�'�` o
i - { Repais Han I1kd seven. The porches «ire decked GARDEN
•-`''y - stetter, salt R. Q'• OL��IDENING
with wHte lilac and other spring '
- also .gent for Taco . wagon flowers. In . the evening -they ent•in-FDNBhRAL DgREOTOR
1 " ertained friends from New York blocks and . bags
�vheels.ueed wi 1z- standard
and Toronto. PA TY - Purina fly spray Pr ivate Ambuisnoo -
z •..
--car tires. A -very interesting meeting of
= SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER the Women's Institute =-was held in - for cattle. B
Dsy and Rfghc ice
y Pboaa 8006
' IVAN BARRETT, PIGKERING the Public Library with the Pres- —AT— - lldslveen 6c06
Phoaa Pick 5x14 ident, Mn.` Browxnridge, in Elie I "
D. N. • • Loekwoo d
- chair. The object of the meeting
iwas � how and What to do for 1 CEDAR. GROVE _-PICKERING, - ONT. - Markham, Ont..
- 'Classified Adverb Refugee Children being '*ought WE DELIVER
Saturday bight --
here from .England. Many fine pro. PHONE 8317 -
;.IiiAt asst R� _ F.lect:v On ' discus were made and 'thoroughly nnim// /L Y -6TH
/•� - ' -AT i nN i i. N � -
iaR ad Repairs. Service on discussed.` Finally it was resolved �iJ �✓ $ROCK
s AR Makes of R��, ls that each and _ every one would. en.
3a�, g- 3es Tested , per, Rua sell deavo-ur to do her very- best, as to A Help Win the War Program"!+'fit 1 C* 1► TR� ��� Road. Gravel IL GME Bro,agh� Oat housing, feeding and clothing these elMorale Lifting Entertainment a HFA
unfortunate . mites of humanity 'C7CT�3TZ'�Y,.
WANTED - 100 acres, value, ten Those who did not sign papers .to. : _ ; .'
Pft
thousand as going concern.. Cain that effect will et y . All Showa Daylight Saving Time. CTu6hed Pl'l iA
g the opportunity MONSTER YOUNG PEO.
Pay cash. Immediate
possession. No to do so. as more forms are to be P1 E'S"OPEN AIR _
- distributed.. Mrs. Randall • reported 3 ' " - - - - -
agents. ox 24, -News Office, Pick- SERV. IC'E rHURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY
ering., . 42. 5 splendid response to her appeal for ` 3UNE 20. 2l and 29 '
clothing for the refugees. This i a
FOR SALE Ford convertible nig, which evmprtses some- Sunda Jul 111 - Two Show,, at 7,30 and 9.30
clothe' Y� y Sa3id and -
coupe, rumble' seat, good tiles. Bar- thing for babies,. children, men and AT 5.15 P -M. (lr. S. T.j �'tQnC
gain $100. Ruth' Cole, Highland women, is being boxed and Isbell REV. IOHN COBURN D. D., 'Saturday Matinee at 1,30
_ Creek. 42r --b . - ed in eta respective lot and -sent tc 1D Ioer6e3 aX Loaad in �t
- of Toronto, will he the speaker JACK BENNY . rta„i, p�k fp=s
FOR SALE Seed... buckwheat. a distributing station in Toronto.
'! Cft Duncan, No. Seven High- _ music
o. BY _ - _ - �e office Howard 642,! .
:way, West of -Brougham,
< fiINSALE 1blAFlKHANI BAND ��BLtCk Benne - "laiR MiURNIE do SOX -
GIVEI+i FREE -for the cutting, �— f,ORhiLEY QUARThTTE
about one acre of good asy. ApPiy Several from here nnotored -tc AR GRQYE OHOIi� Rides Ag
aln" -
- M. Pennell. Phone Pick. -36 r 22. Barrie asst Friday.. _ Notice. �O_ �V�
bliss GIenyce Stephen --spent the WITHFOR SALE-- motor mower, 30in. week -end at her home in Ashburn. ARE YOU THE MAN"
cut, roller drive=n, _ - -
2.1-2 11.' . _ _ .
.ELLEN DREW a,..
p. wood bur. ; Herbert Parkin of Havelock _ _
4 saw and grindstone. attached to spent the week end with his par -Reliable man, .between 25 and 50 ANDY DEYINE TYs do -Building �t all ki.4ar
mower, - - PHIL HARRIS - -
good condit3an.-. Very. coin-. ants here. year,, with car, needed imnnediat- CARMICHAB L &ROCHESTER "C�iIiPF;NTERII.
Tact. Gerald -T'. Cowan,- Rosebank. Miss Eileen Parkin at_tesnde'd the ,ely to band out FTEE Daily Nee -
Pick. ,1889. June meeting of the W. A. of- Vt. ' esaities such -As Razor Blades, - .in
DSMi O.
. -
nearby rural mute and supply es -
Carries
Ne. 2 in 'The New- Caoa-da PLUMBING
C �:.IAST,- STOLEN OR STRA•YED}- Carries Ori" Series -' and
j Y tram Glen Eagles Manor Hotel, a The Editor tablished demand for Everyday
{ large black Newfoundland dog. Re. A meeting is being held an 'Tues Necessities including Spicea, x- - ROUFINa
P - '►mrd. Anyone found harboring day evening next at Brougha n trams'' Balfig - Nowder, -. Soaps, "Letter from t, ., ,,so sell Brantford Rooaing
R same. after this' notice will nae .pro . Towiianip ]Tail, for ,establish a • Vol- l�edinnee; Mineralized Stock and __ r�hO�f! Materials, Empire Bathroom
se�cuted. Glen Eagles, Rouge Hill. unteer Guard. In view of the re- Poultz7 Tonics and Fly Spray. Aldershot"
pgnipment, �qro Wates
verses we have had receitied during Fsrm - experiernce helpfaL Selling _ - Systeme, Boatty
1NHITEVALE.. the past weeek in,the field' of bat- -experience not necessary. Beginner MONDAY. TUBSDAYh WED Stable Egaipment
_ _ the, and the change of attitude of m� be satisfied with $30.00 per Balldio 1llsterial
Mr. and lairs. May, of Toronto,
our
been doubt n elect W an
ur Powers that rite immediately, The J R. Wat-
JUNE S4 2S d 46 _
B -
ensued the isle on Sunday last. We will . ,—fly, . Montreal,_. L.r: Ces�,>e Show at 3.5D - --
��
men to -supportour cause, but -let Dept -15
Inmates Free
Miss- Long of Toronto, is -spend.: iish�htly '
Work Guaranteed.
--Ing her vacation 'With her old us be forewarned that many -will be
PIANO TLiNING.• J•. PROUBE
school churn, Mrs. Parks. known to our aliens, and -wade sub- „
- Mrs. Walter Helm and daughters, lert - to their most drastic scrutiny. Honorable Phone 6502
I rwould suggest Mr. Editor, that at AND .
" "-Doreen ands with of _Kitchener, tWs meeting on Tuesday night, our All Kinds -of Fe air Work
- WITH
PICSEB,IIdd. ONTAM
' were visitors with Mrs. Randal] p _ 'PAT week. Tow}rship Constable be at the door - AN Tuning Gwraateed PAT A'BRIEN Y Radio-Service,
of the hall, and demand the -Oath' Mr. J. Mcl7onald is back again RDWART? ARNOLD
`in Christie Str.' Hos ital. M;rs, Allegiance to His Majesty the C. S. kilcDONALD BRODURICK CRAWF'ORDp.King prior to entering ir}to • this 0300 71.Te„ 1be�t+8 - RUTH TERRY
McDonald near also been indisposed meetin God Save the King and
!'We wish them both better health Phooa Lakeside 1502
soon. • Empire N � Also. as Added :Attraction = Bzpert service sad to
. -
en at NEWS09 e
E. McEwen "Music
4 • . • pwn to all ma�km Rena•
11s1C 111
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- - - Pr M Hea' ole guaranteed. aP - .
• na o
`"WITH .ARTHUR F'IE'LD
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�THE WORLD.:OF-,TOMOR
. TONY M 4RTIN Gweoats Radio and Tekvidon toditoW
• - � >Et1TA HAYWORTH Mamba Official Radio Service Menti
&Ai wof/W fair of
rODAyj
fiDiiH FELLOWS Association,
•
.. - • - „ - 48 Phone 5201,. ' PICSERINA
-NEW YORK $� 6:95 ROUND TRIP
+1 ET. HIGHEST MARKET- PRIG
�f INGIUDING
- _, .
- --- -1fAX1 TO HOTEL ••fOr'
- "ASSURED HOTEL ACCOMMODATION '
- ADMISSION TO FAIR GROUNDS FARM ..PRODUCE RIGHT at HOME.
SIGHTSEEING. TOUR OF FAIR GROUNDS
- _SI K -
GHTSEFING TOUR OF NEW YORK
= •
AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
• - _ � _•-:=.�..ive�Hogs � ..��-Live Calves
— • • .. - - -
Spring Lambs I,.ive Fowl
_ : _ _ - ' . , • _ _ . _ .... Live 1priiig - Chickens -
_ . -
:: = _ 4.
Fresh Eggs-
` ,Reservations must be mode al least a week in bdvaec.'
-. Descriptive folder and complete information at -
M
EASTERN -HOUSE' Phodne 4500' --RECEIV.ING. and GRADING STATIOhi WHITBir
_ _ DICKERING FARMS -LTO'
i , t Nltht aW..Da7. Pbone Whitby 336
`'��' PICKPRING, ONT. PHONES PICK 61C0
x , y
.. i... `•ate. .
-- - _ _
Mr. Cameron has been in very _�. Mo 1 P arrangements for a
Morgan, o� Toronto spent - � Completed the
�CLAREN!(3NT poor health during the past week any `divided into as many. sections
a few days Gently, with as S. good day of sports and program
It is not known just how berious as local requirements may .deter- to be held in F. L. Greens Par'
E. Evans; he , ,.�
t.- hid condition may be. We trust mine, preferably b sections of 20 k' + ;
y We were pleased to � hea that on July 10th: Particulars later.
An Afternoon Tea will be held that the attack is mild, and that the childrenmen each. A. section divided into as
of . Mr, and Jos. The ' ice cream social and concert
at 'the home of Mrs. Hudson , next he will be in normal health soon. Fes., after several weeks convaled- many groups as local requirements wm - a derided .success on 14•iday
Monday, June' 24th, in aid of the dome and meet your friends at may determine -.. preferably • four'
encs from' a vera* serious illness are
evening last, and Group 3,, of-. __the
-Red Cross. _-___ T __.- - the United .:Church _ Garden Yarty, • nowr - oils groups_ pf 6 •men each,
q good -health again:' W. A. convey thanks to all who
The regular monthly_ meeting of July 9th, in. the Community. P The above, ie a description ofy
- # the W. A. of the United Church Plans_ are beim made fora good VOLUNTEER CIVIL GUARD the organization proposed by the helped in the .program. The Guitar :
Will be held. in the school room on Supper and splendid program. Don't=. Attorney-General, and now being. Clara played well, giving a medley
- of six
Thursday, June 27th, at 3.30 p. -m. miss it. Under authorization of the Att- investigated and considered by our good numbers"
',A, good supper will be provided to The W. C. T. U. of, ToroOn Thursday -evening, 13th, the
nto held orney-General a county desirous of County Council. _
..-,which everybody is invited. a Picnic . at the local park on Tues- fo ,.. __ many friends of. Mr.. and Mrs.
E
rming a civil guard will receive Bryant' (nee Dorothy Disney)
Some of the young 'lads from day. The weather man did not ap- the co-operation of . the Province, GR9 WOOD ' ' met
at her parents home and presented
- -- the neighborhood are reported to be Pear to be aware of this fact.. The Contact witk Veterans' organizat- `—'- " them witty' a shower of besutifuit
'having, a great • time around the rain after noon hour made it very ions in : the county _for s}Ipport and Mrs. Bob Pretaell visited friends and useful gifts, also a act of
recently vacated plant, at the north "wet", driving the ladies_ into the advice is urged. The commanding in the city last week, cream and
s� end of the vii g officer would be sworn in as an green enamelled wear ;
lege: A lar a _number Pavilion. , Mr. and Mrs.. A. Parker of Tor- for the kitchen.
r ---of windows 'are out. Maybe the The, marriage took place on Wed- Honorary Member of the Reserve onto spent Sunday with Mr. and Sunday, June 80i1 will be . Dec
nesday, June -12th, at the Baptist, Force of- the Provincial Police.
wind dic} it. P Mire oration Da,y atSalem Salem Cemetery
The Women's Missionary Society Parsonage, Aurora, Rev. Parks off- Headquarters office would be pro. Our ten .high school pupils .are ,
r iciati ready to enjey a well-earned rest, This is an annu event, ehe.�-¢oll-
of the Lnited Church' held their ng,' of Alma, daughter of Mr. vided at the County Court House. actions going to upkeep
- monthly meeting at the home of. and Mrs. Morgan Pugh;of Clare- Arrangementa would be made for after A strenuous year's =work- 'at grounds. This is .; tie of
Mrs. W. G. Scott, on Thursday, mont, to Elmer, son of Mr. ani they registeriing of all willingto Whitby,High High School, may •
Mrs. Alert Wilson, of Balsam, serve. It is suggested kept, in the counter,, . Rev.
June 13th.'. The meeting was under ggested the com The Mission Circle met at the
p The bride was attended b t P- home of Miss Edith Ormerod on will conduct the service at s '
_ `- the leadership of Mrs: Scotts Y bliss nates may be organized - in such m. standard time. — • " �• �r
group. Following the Devotional Marjorie Ward, of Toronto, and the towns and villages in the county as Wednesday at 2.45, with Mrs. C.
,
Service and. Transaction of Busin• groomsman, Mr, I�oward Broome, may appear necessary. -Every com- McTaggart in charge of the ' prog-
ess, Mrs. T„Scot't,. of Toronto, gave of .Toronto.. -- matider should be a .military or ex. tern' CARD OF THANK
a, .very interesting and illuminating The Bowling Club, club house is service man. When the entire Vol. Mr. C. Hunkin is visiting friends We wish to express curt sp
one o the, busiest , e in t3;e village. Mr. -Hunkin has a mti0n and thanks • to our maW
.address on her visit to Europe in � pots in -town unteer Guard has been selected, ar- relatives friends and• net boors. for �-�'`.$•,-
'1930, contrasting- it .with the Eur- at present. The house is opened rangeanenta should be made for a responsible position in the Isolation t g
__ape • of to-day. Mrs. .Green, of every day and a quslt set up for mobilization at' one Hospital of Toronto. He is' always heir words of sympathy and
.
point In the a welcome visitor at Greenwood. • utiful•. floral offerings; also R.evr.
Locust Hill, gave is vocal solo, those 'who can arrange to be there, county, when the buard will be in•
which added and Tuesday, The Field Da Kennedy, for his words of comfort
greatly. the enjoy- y, a very special day spected, and the arm bands lura , y Committee have r
when, apparently, in the death of a beloved wile and '
M
ent of the meeting. The meeting PP y, everyone who ished by the Province. Training will kind mother.
closed with the Benediction by the can arrange to be there,, is expect- follow, and •a PLAN OF RAPID •. _.,Joseph Mitchell and anal Jacia `
f-s President, after which a social ed to do so. The work of the Red- MOBILIZATION IN CASE OF AN -
hour was enjoyed' -by all, made Cross is in full owing here. Incid- EMERGENCY. A rd may con-
possible by the kindness and hosp- entally -. bring your thimbles, stat of a 8 Y illiaesey•HaTTzs feed Coro, 15 '
scissors etc. with you.
rly number of companies. - Zi.
Itality of Mrs. W. G. Scott. A company — 100 men. A comp- Farm Implement 8 MaDgel, .25 ,
Tirroips, .30 -
Sale® and Service Barley Cbop, too, 25.00 r
"'-- - Growing Mas b, cwt, 2, 10
;y No. 33 aprecision built Mass- -,8-line ataoderd wire - - • ,�
- ey-Harris oil bath- -mower, - fencing, per rod,
This bores drawn mo'ie�l has -.Steel Posts, .so
A-exceptionA-Ught draft.-and is Woodo Posts, ' .20 up '
- acclaimed throighout the Do- Order twine now. Phone of our "Pon
k c AI minion as the leader in ' the !
- g rank• All-window Full pressure Automatic Heavily Famous
safety hydraulic reinforted field. Farr's Elevator
controlled door locks 85 h. .
: No-Draft visibility— brakes, quodro Fisher Body, P Also ower take-off and trailer
total glass area, action, (push button all steel valve_in-head p Claremont Ont.
Ventilation 2,315.3 sq. in. self-energizing type) - Tvrret Top engirsa mowers far the tractor. Every >
- - thing in baying machinery Phi — Res. 38J. Otfies 381►.
and all made in' Canada.
Also Surge milkers. Wood's HORSE ROUTES
milk coolers, electric fences, ARNOLDWOLD Docs - .sera
- Stallion, No. '5492. The property of
_.
Allan Reesor, will make the season
re Ir a his • stable Lot
and a full line o1 Me sae -Harris !1940, at awn $. �
Smooth{ --
-•.: _V
entilator - � Col- 4, Scarboro Tetras, $10.0(L
drip shields Con. GILLMAxAlaccidents at owners risk.
:
Tiptoe-uratic and rain 8ROUGHAM, -ONT, HAW,KRIGG SELECT — (27348).
_.; clutch - - 3 - _ _ deflectors K I9 r 5 22476, Imported Stallion property:
P?IOIVE PIC
- - - of Oscar Wilson, Brougham, will
- make ,the season of 1940, as foil-
= L. E.O�/ • E,L� awe: Mon. June 8rd, David Craws '
- _ford's, 7th con, Pickering, for noon,
AL DIRECTO home for. night .Tues., Jas. McDon-
p'IINSR RAN
e � EMBALMER aid's, noon; Graham's Hotel, at
- Igueaeasor,to W. J. Matber, _ oklin, .for night. Wed.,' to 1.
tares Lilo► These
BtoaBniile McDonald's Kinsale, . for noon
Vacuum — Night'and ay Service - home for night. Friday, at John _
s _ . con for `n
` Power Shift _ eco
_ ” oat door - � Scott's, 8 non Home for
d D
supplies 80°x6 .,-Chevrolet for '40 is the only car in the Open Business % ._ Aaeideo�lhoce nigh Terms. $16.00, payable Feb. `k
full width _ Ist, 194L
shifting effort world combining all the modern fea- COMMODORE AGAIN (26812) —
tures pictured here. And remember, - the choicely bred Clydesdale Stall-
Chevrolet brings you these features at _ _
COCKSHUTT ion, the property of Robert DaFoe.
. - of Green River, will make the sea
the lowest prices and with. the lowest son of 1940 as follows 1 ,-- Tues-
_ • -'=lost Of' operation '.and upkeep! Pay a 1Frost Wood May 28th, will leave his own stable;-
:` :. � proceed to John Barnes' at
-- - . visit to our showrooms and let a demon. .
~strotion drive vs to you that these „ A rrywood, for night; thence to
pro y
Agency Bert Ackford's, 4th con., for noong
elndependently fine features do make a finer, better. Spacious X w 66mb of ply an Hasid onWed. 29th; thence tlD Ted ' Halt• ,:
mounted
> luggage by'e, Lot 23, con. 6,• for night. On
front-wheels value car. Buy the best ever.-offered at capdcity on above aiad�mas Thursday morning, Precis to
(Knee-Action), such low prices... Buy tr new Chevrolet. 18.9 cu. ft. 1{apbmeata on ezlhibit in weer■ F4•ed Waightrs, for noon; thence to
` Unit Construction for . 1 +On S of D. Lux* Model& - - Murray Dunkeld's, Lot 82, rear of. �
a«i - Plojws, sowers et4" con. 7, for night. Friday noon, at
- J... i.YE Bert Silverthorne's, Lot 21, 10th
Line, Markham. Thence to own" A!
, Ont. Terms till a followingTuesday.
Claremont
J — $12.00 payable February,
1st, 1941. j
Ion
*Smartly Under-hood -���D C��
led ..
' B-AIMAIW'L
' --lsatte _ r
- stainless steel
Window
Y
mouldings 4e �t" t'• t • se vice `easto
1938 Dodge Custom Sedan, Dark bluo
moug
s
= ;;• 1988 Dodge DeLuxe Coach, Dark blue a6�
=- __ 4988;Pontiao ' t3oaoh, Black
1937 Plymouth Coaob, Maroon
u r
1986 - Chev Standard Coach. Grey -
: ,1934 Ford DeLuge Ooaoh, Grey_ '4
Shock-proof Large glove "Longest of the lot" , Attractive �` Two - r
_. stearin , with Overall length, Instrument _ _ - .... -
g 1933 0}lev CoaoTi `. ;
com artment durable arm rests � - • ,
n,b p * front of grille to anal safe \ l
haslock,'dock P safety chrome-plated in front
Insulated rear of body, ='1833 Chev Sedan
hood lock- hardware for comfort
Pitman arm and light* . 181 inches - .body � — .
- - ' -'1933' Rockne 1-2 tori •Trunk -. _ . .._ _ -
A
; C-4236
- s in 0-o�ches.snd Sedan
sOlder model
�NALD MOTOR SALES—WITRY All CarsReQ oditionedQusranteed1Prioed to Sell
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HERE
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4, . Assoc.:Dealer--J. McQashe'n-=Dun ton _ ..
..... _ ... _ . INS.. .ter. �: - - - .. _ ALF, M-10-LE. Clarernor-il
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$nt>atn • Children On The Move Again
thee' 14. Ye have said, It is vats to
Buys _
- Malachi U known as the Hebrew
Socrates. a
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serve Clod; • a11d what Profit is It
d
that we hate kept his charge, and
Caja
i
-.The boost of Malachi begins with
prophet again bases hie reproof on
of the manifestation of ,divine
C;'M/11 Planes
�uAA''
ivni1
-
SCHOOL
'y'
that we: have walked mournfully
before JehoTah of hoots' 15. and
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7 I is of
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24 It belongs to
now we call the proud fiappy, yea,Five►
thousand training
southern
- LESSON
y
they that work wickedness are all
from the United States are be -
Europe, _ I
bf _,�•�
and'
tug contracted for •to facilitate the
12 E g she
g
13 Positive der•
26 Mountain.. -
27 Half
` s
escape. The people who returned
Commonwealth air training_.plau,
'
LESSON XII
.r
from Babylon seemed to have a
according to reliable inform-ation.
\ .: #AALACHI DEMANDS HONESTY
knowledge of God, and to observe
Hon. C. D: ?•;owe Minister of
30 Pulpy fruit. '
TOWARD GOD — Malachi
the law, and to understand their.
Transport, has made not infrequent
18 Rhythm•
Printed Text, Mal. 3.7-18 _
ABOUT I*CX"aOC)dAALA VS
sin, and to offer sacrifices for sin;
visits across the line and the pur`
have we'roll thee? In tithes and
Holden Tent — "Bring ye the whole -
',;,;
to pay tithes, to observe the Sab
chase is largely attributed to this
tithe the storehouse, that (herd
offerings. •. Ye are cursed with the
bath and the rest, commanded in
missibn,
.*nay be food In my house, and
be
the law of God, and seeing all the
The difficult r been
_ Y has neve
_. OF R4AA?7Wf
prove me now herewith, salth Jo
nations around them abounding in
one of men for the forces but of,
-
hovah of hosts, H '1 will not open
all things,.and that they themselves
machines with which to train them
THE TITHE -
- you the windows of heaven, and
.-�
were in penury, hunger, misery,
and fields. Recently, 5,000 adds-
pour you out a blessing, that there
„
and were scandalited and said,
tional men were taken on the force
..
*hall not be room enough to re-
: minimum. and they had earel _
"what does it benefit d, that I
from the waiting lists. Completion
calve it." — Mai. 8:10.
"„
worship the one true Cod, stomia-
of the fields has been expedited
a0 %lowmy MLA rmea,Jim
.the
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
ate idols, and, pricked with the con-
the scheduled tine cut in half to
Time -The exact date of Mal-
-
scionsness of sin walk mournfully•
many instances. By the time the
\'
chi's ministry is not known, but
"
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before God'
fields are ready the training planes
most scholars place it betw'sen 480
� 4
16.' Theti' they that feared Jeho-
will be available. -
and 425 B.C.
r;. ' r
ah spake one with another; and
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Place — Jerusalem. :.
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q
Jehovah hearkened, and heard, and
'
We Lind In this Iesson many pas-
; ' '' s
a book of remembrance was writ-
Priceless Letter
sages revealing the truth which is
{ y
ten before him,, for them that fear--,
-
so often forgotten, that theknow-
A a,y
ed Jehovah, and that thought upon
More letters are written in
-
ledge which we hold as Christians
x �' : • ` `
his •name, 17. And they, shall be all
time of war than in peace, and
ooncerning God and. salvation has
�� r,'>
d , , k.
mine, 'with Jehovah of hosts, even
some of these efforts will .un-
_.
' .tremendous practical implications,
�� .'•
mine own possession, in the day
doubtediy rank as historic docu-
thing which puts you in danger
land that we cannot say that a partrte
` r s
,d �• .x�
that I make; and I will spare
menta in the future. Even com-
of our, life is dominated by spirit-yy
them, as a man spareth his own son
paratively unimportant letters,
_
nal truths, and then shut the law
'�
"
' ;
that serveth him not.
like a, badly ,spelt one written by
*f God out of other parts of our
8 ', , s?l
The second - precious promise at
Lady Hamilton to Nelson, may
` lives; thus such- matters as hob
your own success in life, it 'is ab-
ab-solutely
the close of book for
fetch a good price. This fetched
' ?sty, purity, the question of - di-
r the Loo
those that sear the Lord is the as
$500 at a' recent auction. A
' Torre, the question of separatfon,
'
surance of , victory overall evil,
vietory that be cons mated
couple of years ago some of Na-*
}�
all must be determined by what
God says about these things;. "in
During the long period of inactivity on the western front, many
,will
in the day of the Lord, a victory
poison s lettere to his Chief of
Staff were sold for $82,-500 and
.thy light shall vee see light." If we
'
of the children .who had been evacuated from English cities returned
*again.
that In its perfect form is still to
take place in the future, at the, end_'
a two-line note scribbled b Am. .
Y
_.
are really sincere about following
the Lord, we must let his law gene-
home. Now they are being evacuated These children were photo-
graphed at Southend on their way to a safer refuge. Some British
of this age, when the Lord Jesus
erigo Vespucci, after whom. Am-
-
hate every part of our life.
children may come to Canada•
Christ himself shall come back ag-,
erica is named, brought $1,960.
_
*�`
sin to complete his redemptive
OId household accounts and bills
THE PROPHET MALACHI
work among the nations of the
sell for high prices, but the- de-
--
`The word Malachi mesas literal-
as exposure of the corrupt practic•. the relationo1 Israel to God.
earth. The whole -chapter is a fat—
ly "my messenger." Of the propbet
_
as of -the priesthood o1 the day; HIS ACCUSATIONS
ure prophecy.
keen, and a long script by Bar.
himself we know absolutely noth-
and- then • the prophet turns to the Tragically, these terribly guilty
--1 Bat wa Leel sura that in the
"•',
42ENEWjr_" NAME,'r`T/fi/�iI/4$;r mEANill S7&U 4"
now herewithil with Jehovah
- ? people of Israel as a whole, point- Israelites were blind not only to
time of Nehemiah, Malachi was Ing out in striking language. one sin their own sin, but to the judgment .
acting as the prophet of God, co-op- after another of which they were which was soon to fall upon them.
_.gating with the civil authority is guilty. Malachi's primary charge Malachi implies. that the nation
bringing about the moral refdrma-
Von of the people. By his writing,
against Israel was in regard to mar-
ri�ages — marriages with heathen
was not prepared for the reception
of the Lord, and therefore. bad not
"HORIZONTALAnswer to Preview Puzzle 15 Sketched
- Malachi U known as the Hebrew
Socrates. a
wises, and frequent divorces. The
ground for murmuring at the delay
_
.1 Pictured
21 Sowing"
-.The boost of Malachi begins with
prophet again bases hie reproof on
of the manifestation of ,divine
rodent.
�uAA''
ivni1
23 Brittle `
glory.
7 I is of
24 It belongs to
8:7..From the days of your Fath -
southern
gU A�
BUNAN
_ -
the fami
_ m
era ye have turned aside from mine
Europe, _ I
bf _,�•�
6r WiNliftl
THIS CURIOUS WORLiD '
ordinances, and have not, kept
them, Return Hato me, and I will
12 E g she
g
13 Positive der•
26 Mountain.. -
27 Half
F. son
- �
return unto you, aalth Jehovah of
tris terminal.
an ern, '
•
•
hosts. But ye say. Wherein shall
16 pis• (
29 Male. - =-
we return? S.Will a man rob God?
17 To delete. j
30 Pulpy fruit. '
yet ye rob me. But ye say, Wherein
18 Rhythm•
31 To tent.
ABOUT I*CX"aOC)dAALA VS
-
have we'roll thee? In tithes and
19
36
_ _ A IUL SPEM ANNUALLY
.
offerings. •. Ye are cursed with the
20 Pleats.
GiONfI i�L=JfVG Ti♦t�
--
curve; for ye rob me, .even ibis on.
. (a r )
22 Devoured.
_. OF R4AA?7Wf
tics action.
37 $'spa
23 A spreading 45 Spikes of corn VERTICAL
-
THE TITHE -
$9 Damp
outward 49 To redum 1 ter.
.-�
God demanded the tithe only as
25 To 1i0 Indistinct.' $ Cless birds. 40 Native.
_ ---
: minimum. and they had earel _
conimissioii. 32 Shrewd. 41 Challenge.
ly given him what he claimed —
28 Talimnan: 64 Rubber pencD 3 Bundle. 42 Verbal.
a0 %lowmy MLA rmea,Jim
.the
minimum — in tithes and offer`
32 North Africa. cads.4 To decay. 43 Birds- retreat = =
-
toga. They had robbed God in that
33 Stormed. 56 Russian meas- 5 Beret. 46 Pain.
-
they had not responded to the df.
34 Pig pen. ure of length, 6 A variety of 47 Feels regret: '
36Related 48 Let it
viae claim in the sptYtt in which it
SS Its is this animal stand
. -
.
`
.. _.
was but had offered that
modes t
thro the. 1.. .49 Energy.
ugh P
used for coats ( )
-,
. _...
_
'cand
� +h • -•�..
_ _
which was atlowed.by measurement
mother. (Pl.). ?Born. 50 Mister (abbe •'- -.
Jumbled type. 59 Sesame, 8 Tax. 151 Year (abbr. )
`
rule rathan in the spirit37
-ma
-
... -.
-
of lore. A tithe._ts all right tt it . V .
38 Merely nosed 60 is co d. 9 M tal image. 53 Being.
It Hsi en nS .
41 Sound of. ered a -- in 10 To shift. SS Electric tecta
something you feel. It It is somo-
Belt. 'iPlustralia
thing which puts you in danger
large 11 Existence. 07 Spanish
44 Palm leaf. Kpl.). 14 Low tide. (abbr.).
o[ being dishonest, it !s wrong;
_
and if It is out of harmony with
your own success in life, it 'is ab-
ab-solutely
sci wrong.
10. Bring ye the whole tithe Into
3
_
*�`
the store -house, that their may be
- ARF KJ�K.yWN UNDER THE \
food in my house, and • proves me
"•',
42ENEWjr_" NAME,'r`T/fi/�iI/4$;r mEANill S7&U 4"
now herewithil with Jehovah
0
3 ,
BEC.Ai�� OF THEJQ HABIT. OF S,TOwjNG
e
hosts, if I will not open you the
-
.. AWA :
_ v Prmvlslofvs.
'
windows of heaven, and pour you
out a blessing, that there shall not
4
T7
' .
, � Tr+E SfV1ACL r
be room enough to receive It,
CCNiE-
11. And I will rebuke the devour-'
R :
•t St f �E101�E�
er for your sakes, and he'shali not33
_ L�ZAQ,�"..�
destroy the fruits of your ground;
HAS A" TAIL '
neither shall your vine cast Its
�f►
. ONE' YAAZZ > '
fruit before the time in the field,
d �N
ith Jehovah oL -hosts.
as t
12. And all nations shall call you
happy; .for ye shall be a delight-
_ ;
pome.land,. saith Jehovah of hosts.
46
" - THE Australian government erected over 6000 miles of wirer
in not imagine al lisp we are
living in a spiritual dispensation
51
53
ffencing in its efforts to control its rabbit population. but with
we are no, longer bound in the mat.
little success. The millions of rabbits now inhabiting three-fourths • .
ter of material giving.
of the country are descendants of two dozen wild rabbits brought
' Its about -one hundred years ai
13. Your, words have been stout
__'
afnat_me. saith Jehovah Yet ye
?
`. 'NJTo
Te whom die eseteetitea bels!
say, What have we spoken against
- -
: r„ POP—In Search of Recognition
- -
By J. MILLAR WATT' ,
_ _ _. -.�.. _. .. '....... __.... »...w-+.+ _. _._ .�-.�...-_. _,. ..ire..._. • _. _ _ _ _
e o est inhabitant had just ed In the Journal of Experiment -
celebrated his birthday, and a re. al Medicine.
Porter from a local newspaper was. The vi-fus is the cause =of in.
sent to interview flim. - fantile paralysis. Where it comes
"And, tell me, what >F.ould you do from or where it hides between
- If you could have your time all epidemics is a medical mystery,
over again?" whose solution is sought as a Pon -
There was a long slleace, white sible means of Combatting. the
'4he oldest Inhabitant appeared to disease. _
1*-Akep in thought. The virus was to. In sew-
_ "I think I would part -my halt age of three U. S. Pities during
L .1m the middle," he replied. small epidemics _last summer.
Teacher: "Why, Mary. that's
a queer polr� of stockings you
have on -- one green and o41a
brown." Modern
_:.
Mary: "Yes, and Riva pot an- - .._.._
_ ether pair like these at horns."� -
A .men was boasting of his own E t l qu e t t e
-'strength, and how he had once tel -
led. an ox by a blow from his fiat. BY ROBERTA LEE
"That's not bad," said a listen -
4r, "but I once saw a chap knock
down a factory with one blow of a Q. When a guest brings a gift to
_ llamme.r• - his or her hostess, isn't it untact-
_ "Some Samson, that ehao!"_ the fu1 for the hostess to say: "You
toaster- sneered, needn't have done_ that," or some
"No," replied the other- "He was similar` phrase?
' aot much of a chap to look at, but A. Yes, It L very ungracious for.
]ie wass jolly good acutioneer!" the hostead to say such a thing
which implies that the guest did
An Amerlean prison provides It.. not from a sense of appreciation
pocket -money, four meals a day. and generosity, but merely. as a
tobacco, radio and films for In- duty.
mates. Guards are posted on Q. How_ long should a guest- re -
the walls to prevent attempts at main after a luncheon In a friend's
escape by the public outside. home?
A. Thirty minutes to an hour -is
'16ome of the passengers were
to—sufficient, _.unless the luncheon 1s
-..listing their experiences of fogs. followed by cards or some -other
"Yee," said the old salt. "I've entertainment.
seen pretty thick fogs in my time. -
'Wby, off the coast of Newfoundland Q. should a man wear a white tie
• --.,the fog was sometimes ■o thick with a,tuxedo?
that we used to sit on the 'rail -and A. No.
- leas. against __itL _We .were_ .sitting . -_. -- A4- It a yo
ung man Benda a girl
- one night, as usual with our backs a corsage to wear to some particu-
- : up against the fog, when suddenly lar affair, -but the flowers, do not
the fog lifted, and we all west flop harmonise with the one suitable
,.
Into the water. A bit thick, wasn't gown she must wear, what should
yeti she do?
A. Wear -them anyway, or carry
- "Hurry up, Harry! - i simply thein. It would be very rude to .
must go out land show off my }Pave them at bome.
;:new dress." Q. Isn`t the bridegroom privileg-
"Wait a minute. t simply ed to wear any kind of clothes be
must cut the frayed ends off of prefers, for, the ceremony?
my coat *leaves." A. No. He' should choose his
clothes to correspond -with the for-
♦....+. e`... •:.e..... T mality of bis bride's dregs.
v . Q. Is it correct to address an eld-
What Science • erly housekeeper as "lira." or.
"Mina"?
It D OillsA. Yes.
o .. ilk
The use for sweet-.
... • • .►w ►: a a . a a:�-e.a se osugar
NEW ANTISEPTIC ening tea or coffee is now for-
biddenAnother new antiseptic solo in Germany.
K 'tion to control bacteria • in SUFFERERS
wounds, just announcedi is 'a form ASTSM SO
of. .chlorine, the deadly '.poison Y Y
which combines with water CLEARAZMA is a new saedlelae
tiib' gnarwateed to gtTa qwlei and Ifs-
9a'the lungs or on, sweaty parts Ative relief frets Antittwa at.
def the bodyto form hydrochloric tarks. If you' are not satisfied
Y with results after use, simply
arid.. return the empty box and we'll
The solution, known as !'Azo- refund your money. Write for a
box of CI.XARAZMA to -day and
etllori mid," can be applied in wet enclose $1.00 cash. or. a money.
dressings directly • yn a wound order. —
alnd' by the slow liberation. of ASSOCIATED DRUG PRODU TS
y chlorine it attacks glume direct- 1277 aweea Street wear:
Toronto. Ontario
COLOR PHOTOS OF INSIDES
A -;device for ,making -color pie-.
>� Sures of 'the inside of the' .hun[ft
ody
is xnnontLe by three At -
i a, �a., physicun`s. Ed
:They have adapted a miniature �' can't slcranky? ail t
sitloi' camera to a cystoscope, one
-
can't sleep? ire
e tour typeb of telescolles easily? l " l re-
' e4 to explore inside the body, olden and pnoathly dfatrea? Thea Lays
's Bpd madd photographs-' of 1119 Lydia 2. Pinkharn Vegetable Com -
Madder's interior. pound, famous for over 60 years In
-)experts •in surgery declare that helping such rundown, weak, nervous
The camera also might be adapted conditions. Made espeefally for woxwx.
WIILL WORTS TRTUgGI
iirlrulmetlts vied to • ezalmine
strument Send for big No. 39 cat -
�I
^log. Instruments exchanged. re.
-
palred. Peate Musical Co„
L..
lianafleld, Montreal.
TURKEYS
TURKEYS — WITH CHICKS ON
range. put some tine Bray Tur-
keys in the brooder house to corns
t�c
along feet for Fall and Winter
N AT
EW
Shipment. Bray Hatchey, 130 John
_
S1t11At10D Vaeent
yr
TS
E R
Vala�Li i�
WX GUARANTBE WATER OR NO
.
1
LASTS ;�aNG
where Quick nand is encountered-
milk in the course of a day.
".
„
THAT'S EASY
BiG BEN!.7.
.,
_tor dug well with bad quick nand.`
�.
-
"Older people do not seem to
IG -B
The neR F E CT Che
q
N
wing Tobacco
crier, but not applications have
realize that as a result of so many .
_
'
been received. The office has
the interior of the bead. lungs
SUMMER SALR.
• HAVE
A � �
been in existence for six eentur-
and stomach.
The largest assortment of high-
Y
O E A D
is, but the salary is only ten
----INFANTILE VIRUS? --
proof that sewage •car-
city. Every article guaranteed thor-
■ s
dings a year.
ries
s the virus of" infantile par-
tive money -back guarantee of satis-
are: rapidly approaching
fr•etion. I
alysls during even a small ep:-
$19.50 2-1piece -Chesterfield Suite, in
tion, Hon. Eric Minister of
demic of this disease is announc-
e o est inhabitant had just ed In the Journal of Experiment -
celebrated his birthday, and a re. al Medicine.
Porter from a local newspaper was. The vi-fus is the cause =of in.
sent to interview flim. - fantile paralysis. Where it comes
"And, tell me, what >F.ould you do from or where it hides between
- If you could have your time all epidemics is a medical mystery,
over again?" whose solution is sought as a Pon -
There was a long slleace, white sible means of Combatting. the
'4he oldest Inhabitant appeared to disease. _
1*-Akep in thought. The virus was to. In sew-
_ "I think I would part -my halt age of three U. S. Pities during
L .1m the middle," he replied. small epidemics _last summer.
Teacher: "Why, Mary. that's
a queer polr� of stockings you
have on -- one green and o41a
brown." Modern
_:.
Mary: "Yes, and Riva pot an- - .._.._
_ ether pair like these at horns."� -
A .men was boasting of his own E t l qu e t t e
-'strength, and how he had once tel -
led. an ox by a blow from his fiat. BY ROBERTA LEE
"That's not bad," said a listen -
4r, "but I once saw a chap knock
down a factory with one blow of a Q. When a guest brings a gift to
_ llamme.r• - his or her hostess, isn't it untact-
_ "Some Samson, that ehao!"_ the fu1 for the hostess to say: "You
toaster- sneered, needn't have done_ that," or some
"No," replied the other- "He was similar` phrase?
' aot much of a chap to look at, but A. Yes, It L very ungracious for.
]ie wass jolly good acutioneer!" the hostead to say such a thing
which implies that the guest did
An Amerlean prison provides It.. not from a sense of appreciation
pocket -money, four meals a day. and generosity, but merely. as a
tobacco, radio and films for In- duty.
mates. Guards are posted on Q. How_ long should a guest- re -
the walls to prevent attempts at main after a luncheon In a friend's
escape by the public outside. home?
A. Thirty minutes to an hour -is
'16ome of the passengers were
to—sufficient, _.unless the luncheon 1s
-..listing their experiences of fogs. followed by cards or some -other
"Yee," said the old salt. "I've entertainment.
seen pretty thick fogs in my time. -
'Wby, off the coast of Newfoundland Q. should a man wear a white tie
• --.,the fog was sometimes ■o thick with a,tuxedo?
that we used to sit on the 'rail -and A. No.
- leas. against __itL _We .were_ .sitting . -_. -- A4- It a yo
ung man Benda a girl
- one night, as usual with our backs a corsage to wear to some particu-
- : up against the fog, when suddenly lar affair, -but the flowers, do not
the fog lifted, and we all west flop harmonise with the one suitable
,.
Into the water. A bit thick, wasn't gown she must wear, what should
yeti she do?
A. Wear -them anyway, or carry
- "Hurry up, Harry! - i simply thein. It would be very rude to .
must go out land show off my }Pave them at bome.
;:new dress." Q. Isn`t the bridegroom privileg-
"Wait a minute. t simply ed to wear any kind of clothes be
must cut the frayed ends off of prefers, for, the ceremony?
my coat *leaves." A. No. He' should choose his
clothes to correspond -with the for-
♦....+. e`... •:.e..... T mality of bis bride's dregs.
v . Q. Is it correct to address an eld-
What Science • erly housekeeper as "lira." or.
"Mina"?
It D OillsA. Yes.
o .. ilk
The use for sweet-.
... • • .►w ►: a a . a a:�-e.a se osugar
NEW ANTISEPTIC ening tea or coffee is now for-
biddenAnother new antiseptic solo in Germany.
K 'tion to control bacteria • in SUFFERERS
wounds, just announcedi is 'a form ASTSM SO
of. .chlorine, the deadly '.poison Y Y
which combines with water CLEARAZMA is a new saedlelae
tiib' gnarwateed to gtTa qwlei and Ifs-
9a'the lungs or on, sweaty parts Ative relief frets Antittwa at.
def the bodyto form hydrochloric tarks. If you' are not satisfied
Y with results after use, simply
arid.. return the empty box and we'll
The solution, known as !'Azo- refund your money. Write for a
box of CI.XARAZMA to -day and
etllori mid," can be applied in wet enclose $1.00 cash. or. a money.
dressings directly • yn a wound order. —
alnd' by the slow liberation. of ASSOCIATED DRUG PRODU TS
y chlorine it attacks glume direct- 1277 aweea Street wear:
Toronto. Ontario
COLOR PHOTOS OF INSIDES
A -;device for ,making -color pie-.
>� Sures of 'the inside of the' .hun[ft
ody
is xnnontLe by three At -
i a, �a., physicun`s. Ed
:They have adapted a miniature �' can't slcranky? ail t
sitloi' camera to a cystoscope, one
-
can't sleep? ire
e tour typeb of telescolles easily? l " l re-
' e4 to explore inside the body, olden and pnoathly dfatrea? Thea Lays
's Bpd madd photographs-' of 1119 Lydia 2. Pinkharn Vegetable Com -
Madder's interior. pound, famous for over 60 years In
-)experts •in surgery declare that helping such rundown, weak, nervous
The camera also might be adapted conditions. Made espeefally for woxwx.
WIILL WORTS TRTUgGI
iirlrulmetlts vied to • ezalmine
fits. S,ta,ne and Weilingtob. Tor- BATTERY SELF -CHARGER
on -to.
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YOU RF,Cl':IVE THE WOR:? O£
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and are good table towl. Prices
for June and to end of season.
hocks 8 cents, 90 per cent Pullets
17 cents, Cockerels 2 cents. All are
food tested. Rocks bred from O.
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Strain. Safe arrival guaranteed.
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SBam R loeftag--Gr�at�s� SHEETS
COqT
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REDUCED PRICES GO INTO EF.
feet July let on all Baden High
Quality Government Approved
Chicks from blood -tested breeders.
Standard Quality Whita Leghorns
$7.2S,' 90 per vent. Pullets $14.50,
.Cockerels $1.45. Barred Rocks,
New Hamps $7.76, Pullets 111.45, -
Barred Rock cockerels $6.75, New
$amp cockerels $6.50, White
$Rocks. Whitp Wyandottes, Light
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,New Han ps, New Hamps x Barred
Rocks, White Leghorns x Barred
hocks 18.26, Pullets $11.95, Cock-
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Rower. Started, clucks. Turkey
Roults. Capons, Rig Egg Qualitv
hatched from 25 to 30 ounce elrga
slightly higher. -Free ,ettalogue,
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'THERE IS PROFIT -TN •JUNE
chicks and extra profit it you pur.
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Grade '"A" White. Lewhorns $8.00.
0 per cent Pullets $16.00, (`oclt-
grels $1.00, Barred Rocks $8.50,
-Pullets • $13.4)0, Cockerels $6.95,
Wew Hampshires $8.60, Pullets
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TRESE NEW I.OW PRICES FOR
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trom carefully culled •blood -tested.
breeders go into effect July let.
,Standard Quality White Leghorn
hfcka '$6.93:'90 per cent. Pullets'
13.9IIr__Cockerels._ _S1.46,- Barred
ocks, New Nampa $7.45, Pultets
1-10.95, Barred Rock Cockerels
$6.90, New Hamp cockerels $6.25,
White Rocks, _.White$..Wyandottes,
"ybrids, Barred Rocks x New
Vamps, 'New Hamps x Barred
orks $7.95, Pullets $11.96, Cork-
erels $7.90. Large Egg Quality
anti Bigger Profit Quality slight-
ly higher. Prices 50 cents per bun -
Bred . lower effective July 15th,
Aisn started chicks and capons;
Top Notch i -'hl kcrics,. ,Guelph,
Ontnrio.
ISSUE NO. 26--'40
• a
WHY BUY NEW RADIO "B" BATL
teries" Guaranteed to recharge old
ones like new. $1.25 brings com-
pplete automatic self -charger and.
fll plan. Minard 3lonsen, Park-
side, Sask.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAK-
low money' start a business of
your own' -at home in spare time.
`T lley Field Sales Company, P.O.
Box 592. Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
ATTENTION: — 14 H.P. MOTORS.
40 or 25 cycle. $5.50, rebuilt gusr-
anteed. Spadina Electric. 2d2 Spa-
dina, Toronto.
EXTERMINATOR
"DERPO" BUG KILLER — BSc. WC-
termi,nates bedbugs. moths, cock.
roaches, crickets.. fleas, lice, and
treks.
At Eatons. Simpson's, Tamblyne, lo-
cal dealers or Derpo Products, To-
rento.
FARM F.QUIPME?NT.
SPECIAL BARGAIN -S WHILE THr61
Last — all equipment recondition-
ed and guaranteed. Demonstrating
"and Rebuilt Melotte Cream Separ-
ators: Electric Grinders: Grinders:
Hammer Mills; Lets Roughage
11111s; Diesel Englnei. all sizes:
Gasoline Engines; ElectricL! ht -
Ing Plants; Tine and Link Har -
sows: Washing Machines; Coal
and Wood Stoves; Water Pumps
and Pressure Systems; Electric"
..Floor Polishers; Aerated Milk
Coolers; Fractional Horsepower
Motors: Write me today. S. A. Lts
ter, Stewart St, Toronto,
USED PIPE, CULBERT, HEAVY
2" mesh fencing, street railway
windows, doors — sash, structural
steel. used galvanized sheeting —
everything for the farmer. Frank- '
el Brothers, Limited, Don and
Eastern Avenue. TORONTO.
FILMS
GREE ENLARGEMENT WITH OR-
ders over 20c. Roll films develop-
ed and 8 prfhts 25c. Reprints 3c.
The quality of our work. has kept
our customers across Canada sat-
-tafied for over 10 years. W. A-
Starnaman Co., Weber St. E., Xlt-
chener, One.
FURNITURE FOR SALfl•
FURNITURE BARGAINS FREE
catalogue of new and used furni-
ture bargains sent on request. All
goods sold on money -back guar.
antee.. Wholessije. Furniture. 466
Bathurst' Street, Toronto.
GROWERS. ATTENTION! „
FRUIT GROWERS, GARDENERS.
Write to us for prices on your re-
qutrements of fruit and vegetable
packaires. The 'Oakville Basket
-Co.. Limited, Oakville. Ontario.
HEI.P WANTED'.—. FF.MALF:
DOM•INTON-PROVINCIAT, YOUTH
Training offers free domestic ser-
vice course to young. women be--
tween sixteen and thirty years of
age. For further information ap-
ply in writlnir to Siipervisof. Home
.Service _Tritntri • School.. Dept. of
Labor, Parliament Buildings, Tor-
onto.
MACH. FARM T1KPLr.,*wr PT,%
Bowman Electric Herder
FULL GUARANTEED, 6 COLTS.
Disk regulator.' High -Low switch .
battery, Insulators. Trice com-
plete — $16.00. Dealers - wanted.
Bowman 'Electric Yerder, Peters-
bure. Ontario.
LET USK AFTER YOUR MU$-
ic'si re irements. Music, instru-
a-7
^essories. Broadway Mu-
sic,Yorige St., Toronto.
'•,, 1'F.RSIIPAi.
QUIT TUBA'CCO. SNUFF. NASILY,-
Inexpensively. some remedy.
Testimoptala. GuareWeed. Advice
/ree.� Bartlett•• Rnx 1. Wlnnlnpw.
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used — New
SPECTAIAZING IN RED
UILT MO-
TOR!t, 1'ilW[:R-UNITS. Hydraialle
H e l• t a. Winches. Geseratera.---•'
.Starters. 'Jtttgnetos, 'Carburetors.
Radlaterit — F,rebanfre fiervice.
GIAos — Satisfaction or tefnnd.
Levy Aate'l'mits, Dept. J., Teeentw.
FREE! You Can Now Own
complete set of beautiful silver-
ware absolutely without cost,
manufactured and guaranteed, by,
.International Silver Company.
You may have this complete set
absolutely free by sending your
films to Imperial. Send an order
now and receive complete partle-
ulars of this amazing offer. Six or
eight exposure films developed
and printed 25c, or 8 reprints 26c,
plus your choice of a free enlarge '
_meat In easel mount or free silver-
ware. To get the best In quality
and service send your films to
Imperial Photo Service, Station J..
Toronto.
at ICK ACTION HOME COURSE_
FREE WITH EVERY STRING IN-
strument Send for big No. 39 cat -
�I
^log. Instruments exchanged. re.
-
palred. Peate Musical Co„
L..
lianafleld, Montreal.
TURKEYS
TURKEYS — WITH CHICKS ON
range. put some tine Bray Tur-
keys in the brooder house to corns
,
along feet for Fall and Winter
markets. Day-old. started. prompt
Shipment. Bray Hatchey, 130 John
Plans
S1t11At10D Vaeent
WKile working on a film, Bette
WATER WELLS
Vala�Li i�
WX GUARANTBE WATER OR NO
Davis has six large glasses of
money. We use screens in all wells
Refugce dare
'
where Quick nand is encountered-
milk in the course of a day.
".
„
Ruthin Borough Council,
--
_tor dug well with bad quick nand.`
�.
land, has advertised for a town
"Older people do not seem to
for making tests or locatin-a we.
__Province Expacts 500 Chili-
crier, but not applications have
realize that as a result of so many .
LYONS'
sen Evesy Teo Weeks
been received. The office has
new developthe. younger
SUMMER SALR.
been in existence for six eentur-
generation in bound bo be dif-
The largest assortment of high-
Plana,for the care of British and
is, but the salary is only ten
ferent."
city. Every article guaranteed thor-
French refugee: children in Ontario
'comple-
dings a year.
—William Lyon Phelps,':
tive money -back guarantee of satis-
are: rapidly approaching
fr•etion. I
$19.50 2-1piece -Chesterfield Suite, in
tion, Hon. Eric Minister of
71_
,Cross,
Public Welfare, announced < last
i!PM)LARMii for t
"
week.
mer cottages.
Wheo Tons barn of other building is toofed and
t
The prorinee's plan provides for
field suite. Reversible 'Marshall
aided with Pedlar's Nu -Root asPEDLARM
the establishment of a central clear.
-
field Suite, 9 pieces. Figured re-
"Council Standatd" litsad. rout ba�7diessass
versible Marshall cushions.
house in Toronto where theme
+t all the Chosen". "C000cii
"PedIng
Y staadatd" is the but value momy cm beg. send
children will receive complete phy-
-
dimesuow.for our ftee estimate,
sical examination and any :neces
•1
"GOOD FOR A t IFETMAtt —
nary immediate care. They then
i_
501-1) WITH A 2S YEARGUARAHTW
317.50 Solid oak dining room suite,
will'be placed in prisate homes.
mia-matched, Buffet. table and
6 chairs.
It was learned that the Ontario
$24.00 Fumed oak dining suite, but-
a 0
fet, extension table and 6 leather
r ,•
government expects to accept 6Q0
_ a,.✓"'� 4
9MMITID9their
$39.00 Solid oak dining suite, 9 pier
—r
children every two weeks and that
TYr"�
cabinet, and 6 leather upholstered
"-
ages Rill range from eighE to
,,,, ,.tr I'� THg FIDLAR
suite, buffet. extension ' table.
Heed ORI« -Orbawa, Oar.
fourteen.
Yoaetal - Ottawa - Totonto - T4iaoiyea c4dam Vancouvot
2:
tome walnut finish, buffet, erten-
;3
•...: CLAS_SITI-ED ,ADVERTISEMENTS:.::
AGENT'S WA1N'reD
JUNE—JULY CHICKS 31UST HAVE MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
$89.00 Beautiful_ solid walnut'dining
quick start, fast growth, early,
$225.) large buffet, extension table,c
LIGHTNENG ROD AGENT `WANT•
full development, early produc-
EXCEL-TXNT DIRECT SELLING
stered chairs.
ed to sell Phililps Lightning Pro-
tion. Bray's have proven money-
opportunity — exclusive territory,
suit, 9 pieces, chair seats. "tad
hacks upholstered in genuine lea -,a
tective System.. Phillipe Comp-
makers for many Summer cus-
rights for live -wire ambitious
ish, Simmons' steel bed to .match
any Limited. 32 Osborne Avenue.
tamers. Specialties ngwr L.S- x N.
_men and women, ssiiing a line of
new mattress,
Toronto.
-1- Leghorns, N.H. x B.R., Colum-
guaranteed quality products. Send
rich' walnut finish, dresser, chit-
bian Wyandottes, with Euroyean
for our Plan and catalogue TA
and new mattress.
AGENTS NVANTED TO RP•.PRES-
market sources closed, Britain
DAY.-Familex Products Compapy.
tone walnut. Triple mirror Variity,
tone
"
ent "The Old Reliable F onthill
will look to Canada for supplies.
590 St. Clement St., MONTREAL
sprl•ng and nevv mattress.,
Nurseries." Exclusive territory in
Bray,Hatchery. 130 John N,, Ham-
a
in bleached wkInut •finiah, water-
townor country. Liberal terms
Ilton.
PHOTO FIINISHING
r dresser, . vanity, chiffonier'
full size bed.
-'wardTnbr
aid weekly. Handsome free out-
✓tad
83' T..arge tToubl6- itub-r
modern, in two -tome walnut fin'.
t
s;l
$14.5 6 piece bre giant suite, buffet
fits. S,ta,ne and Weilingtob. Tor- BATTERY SELF -CHARGER
on -to.
AU'THOR'S
NEW YORK KOOK YUBIJSHER
is searchinir for unusual and out-
standing bouk manuscripts for
publication on both royalty and
co-operation basis. Falcon Press,
294 Madison Ave.. New York,
AVIATION
SIRGENTLY REQUIRES TRAINED
men.capable of maintaining and
building aircraft. Canada's largest
Aviation Training School ofters
courses in Flight Training, Air-
craft Mechanics and Aircraft
Weidinir which should assure in=
telligent, capable men of future In
an industry which will develop
indefinitely: -not fad's away when
the war Is over. Look to your fut.
ure. Full partieulars from Leay.
ens Brothers, Barker Airport, or
Island Airport, Toronto. Phone
S:Enwood 3881.
BAKERY EQLIPIMENT
BAKERS OVENS AND MACHIN.
Pry, also rebuilt equipment always
on hand. Terms arranged. Corres.
pondence -invited. Hubbard Port.
able Oven Co:, 142 Bathurst St.:
Toronto.
MARY CHICKS '
YOU RF,Cl':IVE THE WOR:? O£
yourmppney when you buy John-
sons chic its. they are bred to lap
and are good table towl. Prices
for June and to end of season.
hocks 8 cents, 90 per cent Pullets
17 cents, Cockerels 2 cents. All are
food tested. Rocks bred from O.
8 stock. Leghorns The Barron
Strain. Safe arrival guaranteed.
10 per cent with order. J. D. John.
son, Fergus, Ontario,
BUY QUALITY CHICKS, EASY TO
raise, the stand-by of thousands
of voultrykeepers year after year.
Day old and started. Two batches
a week to take care of prompt
shipment. Virtotous breeding
stock. Selling Farms & Hatchery,
Elmira, Ontario.
SBam R loeftag--Gr�at�s� SHEETS
COqT
lebs. cover more• last longer, lay
.taster, save she3.tbing. Buy now
'before war advances prices, direct
';from factory. Superior Products
-;Ltnsited, 14 nelson Street. Sarnia.
Ontario.
REDUCED PRICES GO INTO EF.
feet July let on all Baden High
Quality Government Approved
Chicks from blood -tested breeders.
Standard Quality Whita Leghorns
$7.2S,' 90 per vent. Pullets $14.50,
.Cockerels $1.45. Barred Rocks,
New Hamps $7.76, Pullets 111.45, -
Barred Rock cockerels $6.75, New
$amp cockerels $6.50, White
$Rocks. Whitp Wyandottes, Light
-Sussex. Hybrids Barred Rocks x
,New Han ps, New Hamps x Barred
Rocks, White Leghorns x Barred
hocks 18.26, Pullets $11.95, Cock-
erels $7.75. Atter July 16th, lower
prices, non -sexed chicks, 30 cents
per hundred lower, Pullets 60 ;rts:
Rower. Started, clucks. Turkey
Roults. Capons, Rig Egg Qualitv
hatched from 25 to 30 ounce elrga
slightly higher. -Free ,ettalogue,
Baden Electric Chick Hatchery, ,
_Limited, Baden, Ontario,
'THERE IS PROFIT -TN •JUNE
chicks and extra profit it you pur.
chase Tweddle High. Quatity liv-
able faYst-maturing chl'oks. New
low prices effective June 17th.
Grade '"A" White. Lewhorns $8.00.
0 per cent Pullets $16.00, (`oclt-
grels $1.00, Barred Rocks $8.50,
-Pullets • $13.4)0, Cockerels $6.95,
Wew Hampshires $8.60, Pullets
t!2'40, Cockerels $6.45, also White
yandottes, White Rocks, Light
'Sussex.' Jersey 'Black Giants,
.Irown Leghorns, White Minoreas,
lack Mfhorcas, Anconas. Black
Australorps, five Hybrid crosses
all at extremely low. prices. Also
started chicks, capons, turkey
poul'ts. Free cataiogne. Tweddie
_Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.'
TRESE NEW I.OW PRICES FOR
Trop Notch High Quality chicks.
trom carefully culled •blood -tested.
breeders go into effect July let.
,Standard Quality White Leghorn
hfcka '$6.93:'90 per cent. Pullets'
13.9IIr__Cockerels._ _S1.46,- Barred
ocks, New Nampa $7.45, Pultets
1-10.95, Barred Rock Cockerels
$6.90, New Hamp cockerels $6.25,
White Rocks, _.White$..Wyandottes,
"ybrids, Barred Rocks x New
Vamps, 'New Hamps x Barred
orks $7.95, Pullets $11.96, Cork-
erels $7.90. Large Egg Quality
anti Bigger Profit Quality slight-
ly higher. Prices 50 cents per bun -
Bred . lower effective July 15th,
Aisn started chicks and capons;
Top Notch i -'hl kcrics,. ,Guelph,
Ontnrio.
ISSUE NO. 26--'40
• a
WHY BUY NEW RADIO "B" BATL
teries" Guaranteed to recharge old
ones like new. $1.25 brings com-
pplete automatic self -charger and.
fll plan. Minard 3lonsen, Park-
side, Sask.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAK-
low money' start a business of
your own' -at home in spare time.
`T lley Field Sales Company, P.O.
Box 592. Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
ATTENTION: — 14 H.P. MOTORS.
40 or 25 cycle. $5.50, rebuilt gusr-
anteed. Spadina Electric. 2d2 Spa-
dina, Toronto.
EXTERMINATOR
"DERPO" BUG KILLER — BSc. WC-
termi,nates bedbugs. moths, cock.
roaches, crickets.. fleas, lice, and
treks.
At Eatons. Simpson's, Tamblyne, lo-
cal dealers or Derpo Products, To-
rento.
FARM F.QUIPME?NT.
SPECIAL BARGAIN -S WHILE THr61
Last — all equipment recondition-
ed and guaranteed. Demonstrating
"and Rebuilt Melotte Cream Separ-
ators: Electric Grinders: Grinders:
Hammer Mills; Lets Roughage
11111s; Diesel Englnei. all sizes:
Gasoline Engines; ElectricL! ht -
Ing Plants; Tine and Link Har -
sows: Washing Machines; Coal
and Wood Stoves; Water Pumps
and Pressure Systems; Electric"
..Floor Polishers; Aerated Milk
Coolers; Fractional Horsepower
Motors: Write me today. S. A. Lts
ter, Stewart St, Toronto,
USED PIPE, CULBERT, HEAVY
2" mesh fencing, street railway
windows, doors — sash, structural
steel. used galvanized sheeting —
everything for the farmer. Frank- '
el Brothers, Limited, Don and
Eastern Avenue. TORONTO.
FILMS
GREE ENLARGEMENT WITH OR-
ders over 20c. Roll films develop-
ed and 8 prfhts 25c. Reprints 3c.
The quality of our work. has kept
our customers across Canada sat-
-tafied for over 10 years. W. A-
Starnaman Co., Weber St. E., Xlt-
chener, One.
FURNITURE FOR SALfl•
FURNITURE BARGAINS FREE
catalogue of new and used furni-
ture bargains sent on request. All
goods sold on money -back guar.
antee.. Wholessije. Furniture. 466
Bathurst' Street, Toronto.
GROWERS. ATTENTION! „
FRUIT GROWERS, GARDENERS.
Write to us for prices on your re-
qutrements of fruit and vegetable
packaires. The 'Oakville Basket
-Co.. Limited, Oakville. Ontario.
HEI.P WANTED'.—. FF.MALF:
DOM•INTON-PROVINCIAT, YOUTH
Training offers free domestic ser-
vice course to young. women be--
tween sixteen and thirty years of
age. For further information ap-
ply in writlnir to Siipervisof. Home
.Service _Tritntri • School.. Dept. of
Labor, Parliament Buildings, Tor-
onto.
MACH. FARM T1KPLr.,*wr PT,%
Bowman Electric Herder
FULL GUARANTEED, 6 COLTS.
Disk regulator.' High -Low switch .
battery, Insulators. Trice com-
plete — $16.00. Dealers - wanted.
Bowman 'Electric Yerder, Peters-
bure. Ontario.
LET USK AFTER YOUR MU$-
ic'si re irements. Music, instru-
a-7
^essories. Broadway Mu-
sic,Yorige St., Toronto.
'•,, 1'F.RSIIPAi.
QUIT TUBA'CCO. SNUFF. NASILY,-
Inexpensively. some remedy.
Testimoptala. GuareWeed. Advice
/ree.� Bartlett•• Rnx 1. Wlnnlnpw.
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used — New
SPECTAIAZING IN RED
UILT MO-
TOR!t, 1'ilW[:R-UNITS. Hydraialle
H e l• t a. Winches. Geseratera.---•'
.Starters. 'Jtttgnetos, 'Carburetors.
Radlaterit — F,rebanfre fiervice.
GIAos — Satisfaction or tefnnd.
Levy Aate'l'mits, Dept. J., Teeentw.
FREE! You Can Now Own
complete set of beautiful silver-
ware absolutely without cost,
manufactured and guaranteed, by,
.International Silver Company.
You may have this complete set
absolutely free by sending your
films to Imperial. Send an order
now and receive complete partle-
ulars of this amazing offer. Six or
eight exposure films developed
and printed 25c, or 8 reprints 26c,
plus your choice of a free enlarge '
_meat In easel mount or free silver-
ware. To get the best In quality
and service send your films to
Imperial Photo Service, Station J..
Toronto.
at ICK ACTION HOME COURSE_
FREE WITH EVERY STRING IN-
strument Send for big No. 39 cat -
�I
^log. Instruments exchanged. re.
-
palred. Peate Musical Co„
lianafleld, Montreal.
TURKEYS
TURKEYS — WITH CHICKS ON
range. put some tine Bray Tur-
keys in the brooder house to corns
,
along feet for Fall and Winter
markets. Day-old. started. prompt
Shipment. Bray Hatchey, 130 John
N.. Hatniltott.
WATER WELLS
WX GUARANTBE WATER OR NO
- •_ - -- ---
money. We use screens in all wells
rl
where Quick nand is encountered-
d
Specie; p}an for dug walla reeding
curbinR. saves halt. Large screens
_tor dug well with bad quick nand.`
�.
Wells drilled. Send •five dollars
;
for making tests or locatin-a we.
ter. R. J. Ashton,- Port Hope., Ont, _
LYONS'
SUMMER SALR.
RECONDITIONED FURATITLRF:
The largest assortment of high-
'
class' reconditioned furniture in the
city. Every article guaranteed thor-
ovghly clean and sold with a post•+
tive money -back guarantee of satis-
fr•etion. I
$19.50 2-1piece -Chesterfield Suite, in
figured jacquard, reversible Mar -
is 11 spring cushions.
$7.95 Sirwle Chesterfields irr roppe.
"
- and mohair covers. Ideal for sum-
mer cottages.
.322.50 Smart 3 -piece re6p Chester-
field suite. Reversible 'Marshall
spring cushions.
$27,00 Large brown mohair Chester-
field Suite, 9 pieces. Figured re-
versible Marshall cushions.
$35.00' Modern 3 -piece Chesterfield
Butte in rust repp. Figured,revcr-
-
Bible Marshall cushions
$49.00 Beautiful large 3 -piece Chrs-
a
terfield Buite, upholstered in green
mohair. Marshall spring cushions,
Perfect.
-
317.50 Solid oak dining room suite,
mia-matched, Buffet. table and
6 chairs.
$24.00 Fumed oak dining suite, but-
'
fet, extension table and 6 leather
r ,•
upholstered cbaire.
"
$39.00 Solid oak dining suite, 9 pier
es. buffet, extension table. china
cabinet, and 6 leather upholstered
"-
chairs.
$59,00 Modern 9-plere oak dining
suite, buffet. extension ' table.
.china cabinet and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs.
$69.00,Large dining %Mite In rich 2 -
tome walnut finish, buffet, erten-
;3
a9on table. china cabinet and 9
leather upholstered chairs;
$89.00 Beautiful_ solid walnut'dining
suite (cost new approxitrrst(ly.
$225.) large buffet, extension table,c
china cabinet and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs.
$129.00 Large solid walnut_ dining
suit, 9 pieces, chair seats. "tad
hacks upholstered in genuine lea -,a
a '
then.
$24.00 I:arge dresser In -walnut fin-
T
ish, Simmons' steel bed to .match
complete with sagless spring and
new mattress,
-
$35.00 Complete bedroom Suite In
rich' walnut finish, dresser, chit-
.fonler, full size bed, sagless spring
and new mattress.
wo-
$47.00 Large bedroom suite -in two--
tone walnut. Triple mirror Variity,
tone
"
,
chiffrobe, full bed, sagless
sprl•ng and nevv mattress.,
$59.00 Factory sample bedroom sulte
a
in bleached wkInut •finiah, water-
b
i'
fall design, round;LWenettan gntr-
a
r dresser, . vanity, chiffonier'
full size bed.
-'wardTnbr
✓tad
83' T..arge tToubl6- itub-r
modern, in two -tome walnut fin'.
t
s;l
$14.5 6 piece bre giant suite, buffet
\
drop-leaf table and 4 chairs_
\ ;
!11.60 Kitchen rabtnets,--eHding
s,
Porcelain top, roll fronts.
Sin,60 Studio Couch makes into twin.
_
beds, spring mattress, 3 back cu-
shions.
$12,95 Simmons steel bed, In walnut
,
finish, complete with ea 91esis
s•priww and new mattresn.
—'
Bey With, ceafideace
Att go"a sold with a po%fvlve
money -back Rwarantee of ■6tiatoo
flow.
LYONS FURNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St. -- Toronto
`s
-
y,
IJIA
QQ�L;S l -u Maxine Elliott, of Toro wife o! F. Beane Projects. A silver collection will
s� 4' daughter of the be taken at the door. -Proceeds to PUBLIC MEETING RE
to, spent Sunday at bar , home here. late Low Linton and Rachael Will- APPOINTMENT OF VOLUNTEER K
- be seri$ to the .Red Cross Society.
Mrb. George Elliott, son once residents here. She is All are welcome. CIVIL GUARDS. f
-NOTICE - the attention. of spent Saturday with -- friends in survi-ved by hlLsband, two sons and fe be held at Brougham Hall
all women in this district is dir• Toronto. four daughters. Whereas at a recent. meeting of
y CARD OF TH �' KS
acted to, the Red '.Cross space on Born, . to Mr, and Mrs. G," F. ' ' The W. I. held their June meet- -. - the Council of th'e County -of Ont= "
the front. page of -this issue.. Bailey (nee Ethel Hqgg), Stouff- . ing on -Tuesday, 12th, on the beau- We_wish to take this opportunit;'
_-_ -Robert and ,Mrs. Rankin and v711e, a d arid, th* matter of establishing a
daughter. _ tiful grounds of Miss - Pennell at of expressing our sincere thanksCivil Guard in the as W
of Unionville, were ,in Pickering on "L. D. and Mrs. Banks were -iai .Pickering, with an attendance of �nli appreciation to our neighbors ��ty,
Sunday, attendingt!�.e I. 0. O. Toronto on Tuesday recently authorized by- the Ontario'`
y . attending the wenty-one. Mrs: Harvey, President and friends for their many acts of Government, was . discussed and the
services in the tinted Church, and funeral of the formeigs sister, Mrs: I presided and conducted the ' regular kindness and .words of sympathy, in -one authorized by
establislJmnt of called on a number of old friends. Dennis. - business of the day., It was. derided our recent bereavement. the Council f •required -by .the
-Mr. Art, Richardson, of the --Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric by vote. to- donate proceeds of $1.5 aChurchill and Ackfbrd Families Government Regulations.
'Boyer' Drug Store, has rented Mrs. Bradley, at the Women's' Collegesfrom ' the dinner of the District NowJames Andrew's residence, and Hospital, Toronto, on Tuesday, ( meeting, . to the Red Cross. The .DEATHS _ Therefore Notice. is hereby given
that
tookpossession • on Monday, 'on June 18tht, a daughter. , meeting endorsed the holding of a —�, _ a 'public meeting of the ,rate-
which day, his wife and children -Mr. and' Mrs. Davin McDonald Nursing Course to be held in the OKE' = at Oshawa, Wednesday payers of the' Tox nship of Picker- ~
arrived from their former home. and childzen of ing will be held or! Tuesday even -
arrived Agincourt, visited late summer. for members ,or those June 19tliti 1940, hire. Lloyd G. Oke, .•;;.,, "
-The June meeting of the Jun- their uncle and , aunt, John and interested in the Course., An invit- • (Helen • Cowah) in her. 28th year. ing nest; Juno 26th, 1940, at the
for Institute will be held on Satur- Mrs.. Murkar, on Sunday. ation was accepted to visit Kinsale Funeral on ' Friday, June 21st from hour of 7.30 o'clock, • standard
day, June 22nd. at " Weatglen", the --,All interested, are asked to Branch at' the home of Mrs. Ralph '•Luke Burial Parlours, to St. Greg-
time, to consider the matter of
p home of Miss Margaret Westney. keep in mind the Sunday School Mowbray oa June 27th. -' The mem- ory'e Church for Masa at 8 p. m. appointing Civil Volunteer Guards
• Cars will. leave Chapman's store at Picnic of the United Church„ at F. bees of Brougham W. I. were xery Interment in R. C. Cemetery, • Pick for the- Township of Pickering. f
2.46 • p. m,. D. S. T. Anyone inter- L. Green's Park, Greez0ood on -Fri- grateful to Miss , • Pennell - for. her ering.- Attendance of ratepayers gener-
ested in Junior Institute work is day, June 28th.gracious invitation to enjoy her PHILLIPS =� at the Mountain ally will be desirable and it is
welcome to attend this meeting. -Remember the United Church hoped that Returned Men who ar&
fine hospitality. Sanitarium Hamilton, Tues. June
--The wet weather of 'lie past Garden Party in the Park here on residents may all be present at the
.few weeks has made it quite ser- Wednesday next, June 26th. Su otl{er column for Brougham) 19th, 1940, Lorena Ellicott, beloved meeting, _
9 Y Peer � wife of Cecil Phillips -of Brougham, - -
_ :• ious for fsiTmers in certain diet- and softball followed by an excell- AUDLEY .. Ont, in her 41st year Funeral from -
ricts as the land has become so ent program. - By order of the Council, -
1 --..,a her late residence con. 6. lot, 22;
wet that it impossible for farmers r --There will be a meeting of the Remember the Club picnic this _
Po Pickering,. on Friday, June 21st, at 'William Reesor, Reeve
to get on it to do their work. But committees of the First of July or- Saturday, afternoon at Chapman's 2.30 standard time.. Interment. in
the frequent heavy rains were wel- ganization on Wednesday - evening Wpods gkYthe' 4th con. - Christian Cemetery, Brougham. : -GOD SAVE THE KMG!
�. come to many whose wells . had next at the Club Rooms. All mem- Red Cross work is being pushed
i gone dry. bers are urged to be present. 8 p. by several here and the need, is
The Institute is asking for P. in• standard time. great. All iwho can should'assist.
assist: e • _
. • .. : The Puckering
donations of cakes - and ---pies for -The regular monthly meeting ' . The Women's' Institute members BA D L E Y' A7 y �+�j+their booth on the First of Jelly. of the W. hi. S. of the Presbyter- who have envelopes out are asked MEAT MARKE 1The ladies- of the village and Burr- ian Church, which was held at the to return them to the President or ounding covtry have- very, gener- home of Mrs. R. C. Reesor, _wasa Secretary lay' Saturday, June 23rd. Men" ' Overalls, $139 a -.pry up,ously helped in other years. Please very successful one. There were 3i The Institute had. a good meeting vi work boots $9.95 up We carry a full line of
help again, won't you? A truck Present • and a most enjoyable time at --the home of Mrs. R. P. Winter-
wIIL call for your baking on the was spent. Mrs. Thurlow, of Tor- last week with about twenty visit- Fresh
onto are a splendid address on Farmers, -Look. Du -r - har less
21iorning of the First. Thank you. , g p ors . from -the W hitevale° Branzh. 3' .
-- _�•-The regular monthly meeting the work of St. Cecilia JeffreS' -3r. Fyfe Innis who has taught t OF9r. and see what you need, acid ,
of .the W. I, will be held at . the School, which was established by here for nine years; has tendered then Some in and wewill fix p
home of Mrs. C. A. Sterritt, at 3 her father, Rev- Mr. McKittrick. his resignation.• He - is, *e •believe. .. Cured
i.:
p. mD. S,, T, on -Tuesday, June - $ preparing to enter business' life, SOA np,.. .. _
Mrs. Michell son a .solo :wI-ich was
26th. Roll Call - What I .have much appreciated.. At the close of During, his term here, he has bee.i. ' . -
done in the last year. -to improve the meeting a delightful lunch; was singularly successful as a teacher, Harness and sboes repaired ..Meats
my home surroundings. Delegates' served by airs. Reesor, - ((1i11r aEllT@rf 1B at 90nr B@r41Co - _
g and his 'record is one , o f the best.
reports on the D. A. A Talk on . - Liis many friends will regret his ail
Old Customs, ton. _.BROUGHA81 - - - C. 0 Bradley Phocle Pick 1620
bar Mrs. Kings departure: _
Afternoon Tea. r - The Anniversary Services here on lane Pick' 3684
*--Traffic on the highway 'on Sun- Mr. Donald Willson is Sunday holidaying drew many on _both days. _ _ CL7IRENCE SILK
in the coup Rev. Kenned.�y, of Claremont prea-
day was exceedingly, heavy and �•
there was much speeding through Several from here attended the ched at both services most helpful
the village. The signs which the 50th Anniversary Services at Ced-'Young` - •
gn sermons. The People of
Dept. of Highways Will , erect.. are ar Grove on Sunday. 'Whitby United 'Church put on a
expected Within a few days. We w J Blown and Mrs. Brown play. -on. Monday evening .which Was Ig
we,te shown a' letter ' several day& and Mary, visited.T. C. and Mrs. well done, under the direction
from the ,Deputy Minister Brown on Fathers' Day.
" ago,Rev. )Jr. Parka. A ball_ game
s'ecaved and would be through had been The Eimer and Donald Willson Audley, preceded the play. The ���.,��
families were with their
T. waive that our Bylaw -rough m P�PIe. little church could not hold th:_ : h's t`SCaa'ipCr" a/iu� In Pickering
here on Sunday, and . attended the �. - ...
a few days. After that- - 30 miles crowd.
only,
Decoration Day service,
per howonly,.this viii- - - - ' BROCK� ROAD « • f ft • - • :_
. The Al: Harvey family -were Sisman s- all 111. one piece=•No
attended church' The local lodge L O.. O. F. with Bert and km ]=Harvey on Sun -
There will be a special Junior
'Ont. No. 824 ser- day Bob and Al. and families. arr- Red Crowe program - held in the seam to rip - - - -
vice, mi the. United Church, Sunday #ved in Qanada last week. end. school house on Tuesday evening. f C Boys'.,
II
morning last The' members and There passed ,away at Binghamp- June 26th, together With a display Mea s,Z •Za Boys _ $1.7.9
'visiting brethren from neighboring ton :v: Y., Mary G. Linton aged 71, r of Crafts and Manual Training
lodges, including those from two soodrich" Scampers, wear like a
_ of the Canton lodges from Toronto
and from Oshawa, formed up in a • -= -l
body at the lodge- rooms here, and - pig s nose C •- - -
_ marched to the church, lid in par-
ade,C by the Claremont Band. WellLoup
over one hundred brethren attend- f �sS, ]sinali's" leather Ot lC BOOL s fol' ' -
ed. They were addressed by Rev.
M, R. Jenkinson, -'Minister of the of _ _ _
_
.,M
United Church.Tfwo numbers by _ �� en. Priced at ,
the choir included a beautifully-'
rendered solo by' Mrs. Frank Baker, - .Z.Z9,.. $3.20, X3.75,4.9v6. rv0
"How lovely are Thy Dwellings". - -
EN, LD FURNITUREN01�S0_._ _ .
. 'Mr. Jenkinson spoke to the visitors •• :: ... ..Come O!I ln'tnd' lOOIC them ever
:on- the sacred obligations of the
Brotherhood. Following the service Is _etc - -
they paraded to the Memorial Parke _ = - -EN
l Il
where the Oddfellows' Cenotaph is a r d e Too
located, and held a second service,sin
placing a wreath on the memorial - :: ` �' - Yo
• - If n wast to look art- -well
y` The service here was conducted by wear
t St -at the'_.
N. Grand Bra. Ernes a enson, - - 1st
'Pt Oshawa, and Bro. Elson, of Tor- 7
onto. Thty then paraded to their
lodge rooms again where dinner
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was served b over sixty of the :� ow n Hall, Pie ern _ visiting brethren.. �+ _ ...... _.
The ° sale of farm propertys- etc. +One Priee•� X2 7.50
In this part ' of the country to
- -
Ason
aliens, refugees?; etc., is arousing
the curiosity and suspicioai of- some UI
�{S� CHAP�of our own people in this neighbor- F R I DA Y, J ']L �T lir �A
hood, sone, to the extent that re- -
-Ports on these sales have been 'sent at 2.UU �. m.' D. L. T. - . r_ y - -Pickering
at Ottawa, demanding s investig- - lr 1! ►.� 1 offer. There may be a satisfactory �. • -
answer to it all, but the point A urge v ariety of �ood, f urns-
that seems 'hard to understand '
�. -
-- ,--• hotcv all of the so-called refugees - • • -- -- - - Cd
dire, indudinome antiques, (Li Seed om Field Seeds-
,arrive 'here with apparently unli" �+
ited funds. Genuine.. refugees, don't ; - have anything• It• .' is a tradition, 111C1ude8 .3 8 - v s, lawn mowers, gar!. ...,Com Btoolr of No. 1. Seed 170Ts ,
"British° tradition, to der athetic . - •' Dent and Flint Vane 8, Also
with all peoples suffers en tools,wet-l2ot pictures, chairs
: and in need of aid. sympat#�Q y f p f f B�ingsaroet Hybrid Seed Dorn ,
a
anything but that We highest ndelievebest rugs, SW1tYTf Man el, 'turnip ' sad CF�rden Beed < y
g , tl tables, dishes, silver.)
o t int %' shel er under L. Bdi and- Package -
ouf` open wings. D ting as ■ flin
■-FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGE�t7�*Oit may' be, there' is r oafof the�'� .orProcee
COfIELD ELECTRIC *?lSHER -;
'fallacy and danger in such syriLpa- - -
thetic shelter and hospitality. This
expression is made only after hav-- agent'for -McCorm4ck-Deeriaq Farm-Maebtoery sod '
ing observed our government IRod,C r•oss LocaRepairs.
` 'leaders have made the same obser- _
vations. We, as Britishets would Anyone having such articles as,described, and willing to do- without OrR Blotto - W. 6Mf :. Can jiat tL ft it is NA me"
like to believe any foreign -born, the same, please notify the Red Cross Officials, the Red and White
Who - states that he appreciates the' Ylea� 1000 -
K JNG
privilege of living in Canada, but Store' .or bring to the Town Hall. Particulars next week. DON., ���;
.this, we now find, hard to do. WNT, MAW, Nuctioneer J•� ��