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y /safef wtaassi LasDa. Pickering, July lat. Parade. 2 p. m. Salem Cemetery Memorial Service
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NOTICE. y G" 'EN vv uU�
l[edreafl • " 7)unbutofs
The Annual Memorial Service I =�•
- at Salem Cemetery, will be held. -on
DR. li PE"A"N-Pbyaic"'a ••Our track@ prat+ your way St. Paul's. on -the -Hill, Dumbarton' Sunday; June 28th, Rev. H. G.
large
dsuon. Dunbartoa. tOh every day."' l :A'
Sunday, June 28th. 3rd Sunday af- Crozier, of Pickering United church
RR'. 1?'ORSFTH, Oph. D.. Director GOAL, COBE. ter Trinity. Sunday School at 2 p. v*iIl' conduct the service, 'assisted
.or�ovetsiwi Aaaodati.a of Ontarfe. Res. setablfab.d 1889
igg�d Mgmber of see Americas OpoomOtd I m. Lvening Prayer at 3 p. m. The by music from his choir. All are
Meidatlob. 'Eye• esraatiaw by appoiata.sst' 7� /7�+ bier will be'Rev. H. M. Rase
tfbme la/i4. Clar.muo:. Oat. .. W V OD, CH M EN T, Prete , welcome "bo" this service at Salem V r,
z.,rss, r3AND, G1�AQEL, Rector. of St. George's' Oshawa. Church, east of Greenwood, on the The
No. 7 Highway. Services at 2.30 p. _ y
u IJuiVAL.L KUuI►Y adrrt.ter, ana Dominion Day' Celebration Inly 1st: m. Standard Time Chopping Mill t
jy. 5olk►tor. Nuuuy rubuc- I ficyw, , Q,n -• Memorial Park, Pickering
ofacefo[mer,yoccupredoy Lac A-tetl•ti•�nria• BnILDER'8 BU1'PLIE13 Kinsale`�Vhill be CeAd
Wa►y
a,ate W Mg of t;ouri Howe. W�nitby. WY Brougham.
BE-AfON, 19ELL tf RJ» ®leo looakoartege work ,_ L •
We have elan laced in stock a ful' Mus. Hooker is able to be out a for chopping OW
1tSarristors if �olleitors p Miss -- Gladys Gannon, of Toronto, little. each day after a week in the _
Li1�A'1.VN. K, C. 'line -of Maple Leof milling spent Sunday at her home here. house with pleurisy. Wednesday,
M' �•� J • A "bee" will be held in the :tem- H. BROUKL tsr.LL, ls.�.;..,, u. F. XW5
Co's Ford@. Mr. J. Stell we are pleased to May 27th
A W MITCHELL etery ' on Friday afternoon for the il�rt is feeling , much imprbved ,
JAMES A. 1k1t1GHf purpose of filling in and cleaning but will still be in hospital for • •
is Bay aueet. toroaro. Adewde 1M ib Chopping days will
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.,C@(). K1QJJA1:tD80N & Uo., Barris- Pickering,, Ont. A few of the young people of • Mrs. R. E. Mowbray. and, Milton W - ,
sten. Solicitors. Notsuies etc.. Suite 501. Brougham visited Lorne Holtby and be' Monday, Wed. '+
Isacalsior Life Building, 30 Toronto St. Torojto. Office phone .7400 Reaidenc•e 65.020 - and Phyllis motored to Rosemount _
T,papbooe Ad. LOU; rrcaerirtg rhone seta. au. Russell Gray at Graveilhurst on Sun on Sunday, to see the former's mot• nesday and Friday " -
HONSON & 11fcJdILLAN-Barris- T Q may' her who is ill
tars, Soluiton. Notary Public, UfBce at The Beal Store, Claremont Congratulations to the pupils of �•t {
Reaidenceof Mr. Thomason, loot concesnon 1. PEONS 9'L4. the public school who passed their Aged Bell, le E. Mowbray, M• as usual until furthm
_ P Pegg. M. Gormley and Fred Parkin . -> '
f1'1stering. othce boars: Thursday and Saturday Entrance E�csnis On Choir. year's
.venue•. from 7.tlU p: m eb d.ao p. m.. o< by F U R N .I T U R E spent four days on .a fishing - ex- er notice.
apppint-1...1orontooffrce : 6061toyal Baca work. dition in the north.
�dL.. Phone Pick 3o.io. Toronto Elgin 55103. Pe
a?ly_�� We are displaying an attractive fir. and Mrs. Matthew E. Devitt, The Women's ,institute• will ent- Will give better ser- J'
�. variety of their daughter, Mrs. Noble and bus- erta n _e,ltona Witute on Thursday
Cf1
ONANT d ANXIS - Barristers. Aluminum and Or•anit-eti+arp'Etc. nand, Dr. Edgar Noble; spent Sun- `June 25th in the hall. The guests vice than ever, finer
sotieit ra Notaries Public Furniture and Fur, iture
tSORDON D. CONANT.'x. C, iVovelree:: day with the }Zobt: Devitt family. will - provide _the program. All the
.,ALL1N F. ANN1S. a. A.. I.L. B Prices low, is kerpiag with times. Mr. and blra. B. Easton, Mrs. ladies welcome. grinding than any i
oeeea- -� i Simco@'Si. s.. oaha:. Hardy, and Joyce seen_ the week- .. Nearly . 20 ladies: of our W. A. other mill- -
tboose-_4 and 6 (Oahara). and at the Court end in North Bay and Callander journeyed to Mrs. C. J. Stevenson's
House, Whitby. (Air', Gonant) Pbone 7 (whit RADIO SERVICE where they saw the famous quints. last. Thursday -. afternoon for their ('�
Mr.. and fir•. Clarence Phillips. June meeting. All report a Zplen- Mimed C`irairi Chop - +.
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,„�,f -A, Graduate of Radio L( lege Bert Beer. Miss M. Stevenson and did time with old friends. foe $ale. - -
wi tb
Josegsliine, of Sutton. were guests A number ,of the ladies from h?re
1ATKIL0.SMITH. D• D. 4.. L D. S., of the W. -Carlisle family on Sun- were in Whitby .on Tuesday last Seed hes -
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(Sacceeaor to ur J• Dates). Graduate of Up-the-the-uilnnte tralnilig '" day.- for. th• annual. Institute convention t
the Royal Coilette of Dani Surgeons and Toron- J� d Bei kW
to University At Ltw omi attics over D. A. ' - and - ---- Relatives from- here are helping - held at the college and were amply
Scott's store .•er1'v an; N•ridapU Phone -FINEST EQUIPMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Phil Forsyth of Mark repaid for their efforts botth in the
Z7 for sale
Z'ws -.
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*eoaa sit, for ham celebrate the. 35th anniverr d
_- program an entertainment
HERBERT T- FALLA 19E. L D S.. Guaranteed Satisfaction sary of their wedding on Saturday
D D. s . Graduated the Royal Col1z6e of S r June 2 7th. `
O.aa SurtFeoa. mad tee Natversrey .or Toros:o. Entirely. New -grogram -at Memor- L c�^r
«Reemreardenceaecond;door eau or se. And- ` R.wa unable Pricer+ <' The Miller family was well re -
.set park PiekerinR,.Jnly 1st. Shingle's 'I,dr Sale
ta.'scburch. Pickering. Out, )fes hours': ° Tribes and Batteries always A Whole Day's Fun.
.S.M. so a p. m., or by appoint anent. (X-ray uta on b Ad Presented at the laTse tcatherin>a
..erviae). Phone Pick 3700, 431Y of countrywomen -of the- world and
ROY MILLER. Western Ontario Women's Instit Gait O'•alvanized Steel Shingles,
Brouabatn. Ontario ute members on Thursday last at Al bingles.
Dunbartott -. _ • Bird's Felt Blake 8 •
t♦stlto arDf►.
_ f Phont- Nl4rk IAAB
Also. re-rubbPring buggy wbee
- • "-...-:�••. 48t .Guelph. James.• :and Mrs.. Mitchell and - �
.r, IRI.IZABETH RIUHAKDSON- TT'C i r^ PreparAtions for holdinft Decorst- Arthur Mitchell spent the week- >�*wo rnowere ehatpened,
� - Farrand sutomabriemouramc of 1111 kinds, MUSIC L..+ ion Day Service at the Brougbam �d Wirth friends at Huntsville. T. PATERSON 8 CLAREMON
h°eeaanturacompaai.sol aoaW flaaaeaal .quad- _..._
1 u. sfsfac Cemetery are being, -arranged for Miss . Mary Amderson of, Mont
as. and get prices. Phone 2elS =1
r POSTILL. Licenaed Auctioneer, Experienced V nett Teacher July 12th, when the regular after- real spent last week -end with her -�--.• _
noon service at the church will be
�. fee paaatt« of;orkand Oosarto. air- Witb a TcrnutA CAOfrervatory family here. T�i
pip aaN11 of st1 tttaaa 11ttwnav w VY .uare.,as cancelled. Oliver and Mrs. Annan and boys J[' "UEL
aetaaa. aadv.s.l9r.salvsP'.O, oo. standing.. Most of .the young people of the of He.milton called on relatives last - _ -
R BEATON, TOWPrSaIP will teach afternoons or eveniogs village attended ibe shower at the Suzy,
.D. Caerk. ebrrveyascer. Commissioner for Saturdayreserved for school W. Ellicott home on. Wednesday Mr. •Sleet a7W daughter, Sylvia, � y • -
tataa11 afRd ivits. Accountant, Etc. Issuer of Builders Supplies
„tattlageLiunss•. Whiterak.ont.. children. en'ening,.far their daufrhtier, Myrtle, arrived 'home after attending' the
Rates very Moderate and Ronald Ford, whose marriage funeral of the former's sister to
MAW .took place on SattIIday, June 20th. Chicago, being, absent six weeks.
W . • : studio at my.own borne one mile Clamber and Lath
1. Visitor sr uritis Land Mrs. 'Katt- _We. are pleased to report that -
Lieen@r+ii Auctitune••• r for Yurk. tAst of Brougham oo No. 7 hews on Sunday and last week were Arthur Annus has attained his B.' C. Sh.inf�le9
Ontario and Ot tario C"ntie•. Highway. J Mr: and Mrs. M. L Routley and Doctor, of Philosophy . ,Degree at t
All kinds of. sales promptiv sueg4ed to. ♦ p}University..:i3lue Cold �^
sl•rxtitca RSA3pNABn.f3 MRS. CAUL'. DBVITT son, of Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs._ Tor- -Cornell
nay be arranged,for at the NEWS Offma. diff and son, of Barrie, and• Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. ;V. Wildaran, ;i�lberta ,C'i0al
Cheney,.of Toronto. '
t3t11 and Independent paooei- . • with' their two children, Edward ` " Domestic Coke
Wbitby. Ontario. Pickering Mills. .1 _ Mrs. Bakes, who was slowly get- .and Betty,* 4 Cleveland, were the
�� - ting around after her accident of gur.stti at the Manse over Lhe'week- 'C'ement, Liluo, Plast@[
You. Avoid, -1 ho pin Each six months ago. is again crippled ��, Maple Body Wood "..
II� Cannot A pr g vtiith -a second break of the same The Dunbarton ' Sunday School
1 .an Accident Week Day, and she 'has .N�e sympatJty of Picni w 11 b held Woodlawn Lundy Fence
c z e at Agents for
all her friends who hope.for -her. Park on 'July 9th. Transportation' Meta!
F'eeda of All Kinds - Ta Stock speedy 'recovery. trucks will leave the •store at 1.30 -
and :�o:1ur,
...BUT adtry-Eteda. -Lahr am tonere tion were
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YOU CAN AVOID 'Cake Meal. Molasses. Any chop you privileged to hear Rev. Peter Bry- Jack -Burgess is home from Alb- CAO)<EihAtt Ielplei>oPnt/
Tull+ EXPE'48E may need. We can- mix any ration ,ce speak at last Sunday's servile ert College, Belleville, having com-
THAT. that you mwy want, machine mixed' and his knowledge of the'work of pleted his yea's study in the Bus- n Prkes amore Btlybg -
POLLOWSt Our )Front Rank ERs Mash gives the. church made his message int- mess Administration, and Commer- -`
CYRIir E. Mtltif.EY results. Prices are direct to you, No. erestiitg and enlightening, and will ce Course, ax4'. also secured the ��T ^ - 43
6RNEECAL IN64URANCE Commissions. increase interest in the' missioaar9 �lY I L iJ N B O
pielkerWg, /7M _ 1 tits of. the church. Having re>c- College Championship for Track y
phone - salt at Car -Lot Pines. P • and Field Sports. A.00RSi Hill, oIIt.
eptly returned from the West he
The Mission Band :of the United PboneMark Moo
1�attresSes D. N • T oek WOo� brought .words of appreciation from � urch will hold their regular
D. it li Western oongregations to Eastern meeting an Saturday, June 27th, at �r
PICKEitTNd, ONT. churcehs for their sympathy anf 3 Cough
_ g a n
• JNNER=SPRING MATTRESSES : ' P• m The Program will be in the ti h nd old
_- --- _ - help during the crop failures o
form o! a ..Birthday Party to whif:h '-
,'.N good quality coveting, Q a. C� 'D I�� these last few, years. all past, as well as present mem-
Price,
Price,'$15.00 The June meeting of the, VV. M. ber8• their mothers are invit Remedies
FUNERAL DIRECTOR S. held 'at the home of Mr. and ed.'
I' Marshall Inner.9pring Matiressea - Mrs. O. Burton on Thursday last,
Price, X29.00 Private Atnbalance lead a lar>;e attendance. Opening Miss Mattie Waddell entertained
Dtry, put# Night 3ervicf� devota l were led by the preside the Dan&kb- District Girl. Guides. Grove's Quinine Tablets. ME.
�DVbite layer
-Felt Mattresses irad their mothers at'her surnnier Cascara Bruno Quinine Tablets, 2"
Price, 59=50 ' , Phone 9000 ant, Mrs. H. Maieotnri Mrs: L.
'Matthews reading the scripture home, Springfield, on .Saturday af- Laxacol Tablets,
Malvern 5090ternoon, arriving in a chartered' bus BuckleBronchitiaMiatnre.40c.dr76u,
Grey Felt Mattresses - lesson. The Committee appointed and cars. They spent the afternoon Passmore's Bronchial Mizttue, Ml.
Prica, $6.50 Markham, • ,Ont. to reorganize the Mission Band: in various, sports. Tables were set Rem, . _ '• . +
reported an enthusiastic. meeting on the la and about eighty guests Thermogene, ? -
WALL' PAPERS - with .27 present,.Mrs. Norton being ,
sat riown to very delicious supe- Aspirin.
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We selling Sun -tested wall paper " ;�' ar mers ! in charge. Mrs. J. Farley was aRn- era Miss�611 was presented Vick' Vapo Rub.
♦ for every type of room, There is an ointed leader, to be _ helped each with a beautiful cut -al . salad Vick's Nose Drops,
members, volunteering _ass 7
exceptionally interesting selection, • �' • • - m€snth , by, bawl °m appreciation af�`iter hospit= Ml@tal Now Drop. 8u"c. dt 7/4
+ from the W. M. S.. A meeting., t
otttew designs. The price is molter- . Rupia F10• Filter' n1sCe 4�C. a slily - Mistai Chest' Rrtb . .. � . . 3W
ate, ranging `kinky} 10 cis. to 11.00.. W ell -made. obiek troughs aloe the .'Morton' borne.m
of .others . with In addition to the regular ser- -
Baby chick troughs at moder- children under five years is being vice in the .United Church' on Sun- Fol" Coughs and CD�f
SPECIALS he o ga'mzatiwn
ate rices, arranged for r of a day next, the congregation will nn- that -do -not -respond to
It Rolls of Wall. Paper:and.17 yds• p baby band. At the conclusion of ibe in worship with Centennial con-
of Border, the two for =ta3b. The old reliable B. 'H: Paints, Enamels routine business, Mrs.' Johnston gregation at their chinch at 2.30 p.- Ordlnar� ti'eatnlel>tt try M
lAll Rolls Ready -Trimmed. _ and Varnishes._ _ and Group B gave .a good program, in. D. S. T. Rev. J. F. L, .MacDon- Wampole a UTet EatTdC �?
Also Hprness Oil, Paint Oils, Turps and inoluding the singing of a hymn, ady B. A., B. D., of Toronto will be
coal Oil. reading "The End of the Day". by the speaner and- singing will be, � GY
THE P C__KER1 G NEWS
C. A. •STERRITT' Miss Miller; piano solo by Mrs. W. led by the combined choirs of the Nyal'e Creo-Pho/,
Maese'y Barrie Repairs .
.Funeral Director Duncan; 3, B. by Mrs. Ritchie, and t�Iro congregations. - This special l
!!`L1�iIN BU�THBY a Soho by Mrs, Glover. A very aaxitering '*ill close with a wilted
$1.00 s large bottle ;
Private Ambulance dainty tea .was served by hostesses. t ., Q
Phone 1300 torn#rennion service, ar, wttrh we >FJones Phan,B
13a1'dGt'grP F'h•.n,R460C M�sriaa�:��• f1. Burton. B. Harvey hope for a full s": C'.
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g8lirlQ. 'tter •rh,� ,t..s,l:ink' mss cloy-
onttllrio PIC.members of bof--, ,"
.,D' RIMA aed ir, prayer by Mrs. Joi►reston. i e�:t" UG:3^a PiC��aBZ>1� k
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ousehotd Science
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-_ . I A ., SUSAN FLETCHER r . _
_ ._, Sandwick .Hints . .. .For. almond sardwiches,_ combine
_ 4st of us make so many sand- celery 'and shredded salted almonds,
.. wickes in a year what with- after= and add mayonnaise to make it of
- noon teas, _ picnics and late suppers, spreading con'sistericy:.
oat we are anxious 'tb learn all the A simple and savory filling is made
tricks we ran. by combining a al quantities of
a mince -green -olives, • inced• 'canned .
You know,' of course, that good d pimentoes and -finely chopped nuts
_ sandwich bread should be at least with, , enough mayonnaise to make
twelve hours old and some sandwich moist. '
. makers prefer it twice -'that age. The Pimola sandwiches are, a general'
. - '• ` texture- should be' fine and spongy favorite. For tfiese, -cut pimento
rather than coarse:grained and stuffed olives' in thin slices and ar=
- trembly. The crusts should be range - on a - slice of buttered bread.
trimmed - off, - it • least the crispy Spread thinly with .mayonnaise and _
' ]brown edge,, which is .saved and dried cover with the =cooed slice of but-.
b w ter crumbs for puddings. . o
%tared bread.
If you. want s_ very thin sandwich, • • •
1.
-it's better to buy a regular sandwich This Week's Winners
bread and spread the slices before
.. ' . - witting. - - Salad Dressing _ .
PROBLEMS OF EVERY DAY LIFE .-•. '.:: ,' Q
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' _, By Dr. M.
M:' Lappin
Marriage and Freedom _
lets of expression every day and is
We hear a lot of talk nowadays ab-
capable of retaining its romantic ele:,
out the "new" morality and "free
' went as long as life lasts. -
love," but one sometimes wonders
.whether is anything -more -to-it than
I heard this matter beautifully
summed up by a well known medical •'
. mere talk. At any rate, it -would.• -.seem
i
from much of sty correspondence that,
of men on the subject "What shall I
'
where it -has been tried it does not
tell my son about life?"'In the course
out exactly as planned.
of his address he said, "%You can tell
work
.
I
Let me cite an example from niy
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- mail bag this week. ' ;.My husband and
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I agreed that -our marriage. wohid not
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the head. .
free -to choose our 'own friends just as
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adopted'an ugly attitude, and, be"
thor of several works. He is willing '
:..'x
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male friends, he with gone off ith an-
you the benefit of his wide experience.
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Questions regarding VROBLEMS
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OF FVERY DAY LIFE should be ad-
wins Scholar.'_iip
dressed.to: Dr. Ili. M. Lappin, Room
. freedom between the sexes today, and
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ousehotd Science
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-_ . I A ., SUSAN FLETCHER r . _
_ ._, Sandwick .Hints . .. .For. almond sardwiches,_ combine
_ 4st of us make so many sand- celery 'and shredded salted almonds,
.. wickes in a year what with- after= and add mayonnaise to make it of
- noon teas, _ picnics and late suppers, spreading con'sistericy:.
oat we are anxious 'tb learn all the A simple and savory filling is made
tricks we ran. by combining a al quantities of
a mince -green -olives, • inced• 'canned .
You know,' of course, that good d pimentoes and -finely chopped nuts
_ sandwich bread should be at least with, , enough mayonnaise to make
twelve hours old and some sandwich moist. '
. makers prefer it twice -'that age. The Pimola sandwiches are, a general'
. - '• ` texture- should be' fine and spongy favorite. For tfiese, -cut pimento
rather than coarse:grained and stuffed olives' in thin slices and ar=
- trembly. The crusts should be range - on a - slice of buttered bread.
trimmed - off, - it • least the crispy Spread thinly with .mayonnaise and _
' ]brown edge,, which is .saved and dried cover with the =cooed slice of but-.
b w ter crumbs for puddings. . o
%tared bread.
If you. want s_ very thin sandwich, • • •
1.
-it's better to buy a regular sandwich This Week's Winners
bread and spread the slices before
.. ' . - witting. - - Salad Dressing _ .
PROBLEMS OF EVERY DAY LIFE .-•. '.:: ,' Q
I.
' _, By Dr. M.
M:' Lappin
Marriage and Freedom _
lets of expression every day and is
We hear a lot of talk nowadays ab-
capable of retaining its romantic ele:,
out the "new" morality and "free
' went as long as life lasts. -
love," but one sometimes wonders
.whether is anything -more -to-it than
I heard this matter beautifully
summed up by a well known medical •'
. mere talk. At any rate, it -would.• -.seem
doctor who was addressing a meeting .
from much of sty correspondence that,
of men on the subject "What shall I
'
where it -has been tried it does not
tell my son about life?"'In the course
out exactly as planned.
of his address he said, "%You can tell
work
.
your boy there are two planes of liv-
Let me cite an example from niy
ing — he can live the life of a tom-
- mail bag this week. ' ;.My husband and
cat, or he can live like a Son of God."
I agreed that -our marriage. wohid not
That seems to me to hit the nail on
restrict our freedom. ';'<'.e were each
the head. .
free -to choose our 'own friends just as
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we did before marriage. bdt 1 have
• NOTE: The writer of this column'' . . ' I
_discovered it does not -work. He has
is a trained psychologist -and an au-
adopted'an ugly attitude, and, be"
thor of several works. He is willing '
cause of his dislike for one of - my
, ..
to deal with your problem and give
male friends, he with gone off ith an-
you the benefit of his wide experience.
other «omen. 'Now I find it will be
Questions regarding VROBLEMS
difficult for me to get a divorce."
OF FVERY DAY LIFE should be ad-
�i'ell there is a great deal more of
dressed.to: Dr. Ili. M. Lappin, Room
. freedom between the sexes today, and
421. 73 Adelaide Street Nest, Te- • '
discussions take 'place la mixed com-
rorto Ontario. Enclose a 3 cent -
`tuOne secret of successful sandwich 1 egg, 3z cup of sugar, 1 teaspoon Frank Montana, 24 -year-old p"tiles• 'which an earlier generation stamped, addressed envelope. for re-
. sking is_in creaming the butter. Put flout, 1 teaspoon mustard, 1• table-- New York immigrant boy who has would not have tolerated, Within rea- ply;
into'a bowl and beat until creamy, spoon butter, •1 cup cider vine- held a •WPA job for some time; sonable limits; .that is all to the good.
.:... exactly as -one does for cake: Then gar:- Mix ail -,up- well -and--cook-till it - was named as the winner of .the Frank and open discussion is a gnat- `jl •
it Will spread evenly and easily with is smooth and thickens, and put in 29th Annual Paris Prize scholar- er aid to mental and moral health Welt Worth It
. '•tto danger of pulling and tearing the pint sealer. for use at any time. If. ship given . by, the .Society ,of than secretive -and furtive discussion. .
Beaux Arta Architects. • Scholar -
b ead. _ ' ' � ' you take out some add good aiveet ft at least helps to get rid of any
{ ship is for 18 months at 'Jrcole ' r
¢ - The good sandwich maker . is gen- cream to Wn •for use. _ tendency to. mock modesty. Ater Ten -Years of Study Brings -
�H g - des Beaux Arts in' Paris -'and a all, provided the, discussion takea #
eroua with her filling. Open sand- Lemon S year Af European travc His - Degree •O W onim
YmP lace in a clean, wholesome atmos -
i - viebes should be treated most gen- grate father is an unemployed laborer. yhere, tkiere Is nothing about lite pf MatiiStri to
erously with enough topping to give Take the juice , 12_ I�mons,
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the rind of -six, juice, let. stand over _ which we need to be -ashamed or. that- . -•
individuality. - n' g cannot be discussed, In mixed comp-, NEN YORK — 3lagistr3te Sean
i - night. Then take 6 lbs. white sugar w • • . .
. 'Don't Repeat Flavors and cook all in thick syrup. 'Who- __ Critic Praises.. -any. . ette Goodman Brill of Brooklyn, mo -
When sandwiches are, used as an Is quite cool, strain the'juice into it, _ • But like ecerytking else It 'can be ther of two chil&en,�boasted recently
aecoth animent for salad, take'"care squeezing as much oil from the.rinds• iCanadian- Play a' -degree. from New York University
p �. carried •too far, -and the eltremists' in
.'loot to repeat flavors. If cheese -,is of lemons to.suit the.taste. _Add 1 - the advocacy•of the doctrine'of "free -the result of 10 years of night
used in a salad, do not serve& cheese ounce df citric acid' and bottle for NEN PORK- = CharIes Morgan,'• Ione" are Drone -to carry it too far. In classes:and study. . . '
aro d w.th the uni- -
future use. every instance which I. have .come
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- sandwich. The filling should provide writing from London to -the New York --
. .sontrast. A tablespoon. to •s glass of nater Times says Maze de Is Roche's play, versify'= 4,206 other adnate= to "
serosa where it has been tried it hos
makes a tasty drink. If you would proved a failure, and for several rea- take- her diploma at a - bachelor of
Fancy sandwich breads, such as "Whiteoiks" is an illustration of the -
. _ nut and raisin -breads, call for simple add juice of black currants or cherry "straight style." , , eons. In •the - drst,' place It does not sc`ence in education.
1.fillings. 'Often they merely are but- 'juice it makes it makes it nice for lend ]f=elt to stabiaty of home life, That, she smiled, iehrring to her
the picnic lunch.—llfrs. David Snyder; "It'' i3 an honest 'strai ht' lan,• and that 1s egsential to domestic, h� degree, necessitated much burning of -
- ' - tared. Occasionally cream cheese is P } g P p
used. R.R, 1, Glencoe Ont. never dull, never incompetent, with piness. Nor does 1t lay any sort of a the midnight oil, but it was worth
A piquant filling for brown bread ° hit adequate plot and lively chaise real foundation for the bringing up of it all."
Summer Lemonade terizations, but the whole of it isnot .a family. Indeed, the fact of the.mat• For -eight years Mrs. Brill -has been
In made by comhiaing• equal parts of 6 ]amens, 4 lbs. white su ar, 2 ozs. „
gated pineapple and cream cheese. g greater than the sum of its arts ter is that the theory of. the doctrine judge in 'adolescent court—"a seven -
citric acid, 1 oz. tartaric acid, 2 ozs. „ e of "free love." simply sloes not work day -a -week- affair," she -said, "the '
Cucumber sandwiches are delicious he says. The' play is -,a cleverly'- salts, 7 cups boiling'.water, 7out in ctise. Instead of making for on one of its :kind In the United
with fish salads. These sandwiches Prh �'
easy be made Cti two wags. The first cups boiling water. balanced compression of 'a tale better human happiness !t generally makes States. Readjustment and rehabi its- .
toethod is to pare encumber and cut Met)Jod—Gratz rind of lemons, put suited ,to another -medium. Each nomas wrecks. tion, not criminal 'punishment, _are our .
rind, 6 cups sugar and water together member of a numerous family, is r r young -boys.".
in thin slices. Let stand in . French Whether ire 71ke'it or not, a e•; have Pima Y' aims for ' ..
to boil- for 3 minutes. Put acids in
1 asking to which 1 teaspoon minced given-. individuality.. The old woman to face all the facts. The basis of our --
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bow]; pour remaining two cups bmf- and the boy are drawn with sympa-. ivillsation liars for centuries, been
' e>bives 'or one drop .of onion juice has c
ing water on them, when nearly cold the home built upon the love of the "You rially shouldn't let your mind -
been added. Drain and pu't between add o- sugar, 'water and rind, then thetic insight." - -
add nice o1 6 lemons. Strain all of - for loaf, if you want to stay healthy.
thin slices of buttered bread. These g - husband -for sbandhiand}thelyfe dco a wife- Pe Tallulah .Ba.nkhead. _
sandwiches must be served as soon rt and bottle v hen cold. Will keep in- _ 'her mmon !d
` -as made. - - - - - '- - - - ' . - itan4definitely Dilute of serve.—D. M. for -their family And such love .need.. . _ _ ..
The second method is to pare. ani Man With a 'Memory never become dull os uninteresting.' "I was not a staff to rey •father s
Chop cucumber and combine with Gerrirh, b Prospect- St., Kings lila Bouxid up with the interests of the old age. I hung on to his coat tails''
1 mayonnaise to make of spreading Ont Observes the Str tford 'Beacop- home family It can find new -but. -George' Bernard Shaw.'
1. - • • - consistency. -A little. grated horse- - - Herald.—The writerpf #his article, -
radish or minced onion may be added.' Attention t once interviewed "Datas," by trade a . . -
For cocoanut filling, in 1' cup We will pay $1.00 on publication stoker, but after, and still a memory - Hangs Up A 7iD /
grated cocoanut, with ala cup chopped for the best salasi disk or refreshing freak on . the vaudeville stage. _ .
,� -nut meats, 3 tablespoons •thick cream, drink recipe received. _. "Dates" can remember every date in _ , . _ ., .; : __ _ .- I '
'. teaspoon salt ,and tablespoons Haydn?s Dictionary of Dates, 60,000 $;
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Dr=ug .juice, of the%% or more, and. tens of thous1.-
i Plainly write or print out the in- ands orf other dates besides, pertain- " `�`
Mariaalade And Cheese grediente and method of your' favor- ing to Iocal matters. He bas never
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,Orange marmalade combined with its main•eourse dish end send it ,to- Jiftft user
.failed to answering a question about ' � % ;,"
ltteam .'etieeser minced ' pecans with gether with name and address to a date fired at`him by audiences all v;'
Cream to make mixture moist. is an household Science, Room 421, 73 over the British Empire 'and the � "°
~°lnusual and delicious filling too. W est Adelaide Street, :Toronto. 11niied States. s When the interview ' W 1, 3�
was over "Datas" offered to walk f "' �'1.°t F
Did you know that frigates have "Noce the State undertakes a up the street with the then young IY -
y g reporter. . He fumbled, irk his pockets. > a �'> '
y. six anchors? They are the cock fight against religion it., is -the State and looked around for something. "I - .
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- • 'sunshine have started the annual paign, thqq Industrial Accident Pre- directly over the heel of the- hand -- - -
pilgrimage to Ontario's lakes and ventlon Assodatlons have issued at the cad of the forward swing. Do h,, d tix`a -
rivers, t -he -drowning haiard is again dose instructions-- "Place the palms sot bend your elbows. This opera- } h `:tk �` ," t'r t
causing concern to many parents. of the hands on the small of the back- Hon should •takg about two seconds. --- _ , � ' � .. 'Mx t x
Artificial respiration is being taught with ars resting on the ribs, the Now immediately awing 1;a *< id - : k'k I is{ n;]" " .- �' ? W_> r' �
b young swimmers so'that lives may little ger just''touching the lowest ao as completely to remove the pre=-�� `' ° % N:M �' ' .'x, ,: N"�`• v.,c
be saved. Here are two comely rib, with the thumb and fingers in a sure. After two seconds, swing for r
Dol hinets, members of .Canada's natural position and -the of the ward a sin. Thus ze eat deltber- : r y, heavil backed favorite in the -
p g women's �ub� poo*tipsg P NetN'• Picard of Hershe Pa., y
din sarimmiaq (lagers -loaf out of sight .With arms stela, -1Z to 15 times a minute, the national Open Golf Championships at the Balivaro] Country Club; '
Q just lulot' to do with a per field straight, awing rot ward ilowly double movement of compression
son who !r=. lied from the so that the weight of your body is and release, a complete respiration , Springfield, N.J., driving off from the first tee in the opening round: •
': water in I ons xcacbtlon. gradually brought to bear upon the in four or five seconds." , He shot the course in 70. 9r
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moW. TO MAKE I C E D TEASays Laura Wheeler
infuse six heaping teaspoons of Satocia Black Ta In a pint of Fresh bollinill
Will Testflanca'
_-.._-water. After six minutes stain liquid into two -quart container. While hot, add
I'At cups of granulated sugar and the juice of 2 lemons. Stir well until sugar is 7
dissolved 1 fill container with cold water. Do not allow too to cool before addino
h chipped icat. otherwise liquid will become cloudy. Serve witthis cold water, 1 4For Ocean—Trials *-r.,
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for they will enable Information
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of flying boat and fast laud -plane lot,
long distance,. oversea commercial
services:
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to be made towards the end of Lite
have
year and when the airplanes
By Adam Broome
completed their performance - trials
they will be tried experimentally over
SYNOPSIS -Come In." said the. Chairman in the Atlantic.
The airplanes will have a m4xirutim
ilan, fam;us cum' his blandest. and - niost,*P CROCHETED GLOVES
Signor PareIll of BI ompous nian- PATTERN.778
poser, collapses and dies while he is speed of nearly' '15D miles per Jidur, 4,
his own symphony the ner, and In came Harry Chesterfield,
conducting at S and •-will be able to cruise at more
Queen's Hall, London. At the i;lQue t it the- Clerk, as cool as a cucumber. a There's colorful crochet for every hand this season, says Laura
to dtbclosed- that a rare poison, curare. was wondering, your Worship," than 200 in.p.b. Yet they are large. Wheeler, who's designed these gloves for quick crochet. Crochet cotton
caused the death in said he, - "whether there was any little machines - with a gross,, weight of 21J,. makes the hands of simple mesh, cuffs in lacy stitch, while dainty
Inspector Elaynes receives a call from
Oxford starting that a supply of curare point on. which I might perhaps be 000 pounds each and each powered roses are sewn on for, extra chic. Pattern 778 contains directionso.for
has been stolen. with four Gipsy 12 cylinder engines. making the gloves in a small, medium and large size (all given
In bungalow in West able to -assist you?,* c d;
an up -country
Africa u1strict Commissioner Westeutt The members of the Bench sat They aremonoplanes of exceptiouat- in one pattern); illustrations of the, gloves an . d I of-' stitches . es use
:receives a package of strings for his ly clean . n lines and embody the latest material requirements.
trying to look it! detached 0
'cello -he opens the package and a few quietly, t defice's for reducing drag and obtain.: Send .20 cents in stamps or coin, (eoin preferred) •for this
minutes later collapses -dead- and "dignified as they' attempted to attern to Wilson Publishirig Co., 73 W. Adelaide, Toronto. Write
The theft of the curare Is confep-.ie(I do in' Court.- *1 Ing the highest possible efficiency plain] PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDREbS.
..-..bY an Oxford student. Bmnksome. who . The Chairman looked nervously from the power' a-vallab:e. . p.
hands It over to a Dr. Hawkes. who Careful comparisons will be made
believes In deadening vain of animals round. No one att4mpted, to say any -
'Used for vivisection. between the results achieved by these
Lettice Stanton, her mother. grand- thing. fie !would- throw cift -a lead.
mother and Hephen Garton.. of the "I think, ladies a•
men
Foreign Otnce, are all keenly interested boats. At the present moment PPJnI10n
tbIs is an important matter-- tbere'. Gets Big Bequest HfUM: &A51_ I d10
and ge�ntle fast landplAnes 'and the new flying University in West
in the solving of the crime. most equally divided as to which
can be no harm in our asking Mr. Is at
Chesterfield's opinion?* Whatever type is. the better . for long. distance
• "At', I can say Is that there should judgments', we may ha - ve formed. our- ocean Journey; but there is. also a SASKATOON, Tho second Targ- an
bave been more women witnesses." . which holds that est bequest to thw.University of Sask-
.7'.. solver -we sbould,iiot' be willing to body of opinion w Used in Everim-ralts
Something of this sort was all 11193 bear how the facts. of the case strike there is room. for both types. The atcbewan totalling around $250,000,
ok!glual argument that the flying boat has been announced by Walter C.
opbia Grant ever could manage to. one. who Is a tra!ued lawyer?"
say on -any subject at all. But It didn't There was a murmur of approval. was a necessity• in order to eliminate X.tirray, university president. wave expert
more bearing "You ask my opinion. Your %Vor: the risk of accidents If the machine it is a gift to the college'troin the CHICAGO -'Short seem to have much it ,§ hips. 1ps ? I have never heard a thinner. I forced to alight on the water. has, late Norman MacKenzie, X.C...of Re- thentb in which six medical students
in the present circumstances,: than 3 were used as bumar' "radio -sets"
lost Its force because modern intl1l. gina, to -be known as the Norman
usually had. more . preposterous,, worAe-prepared I re described recently by the con -
any can't -say that H'ite follow case in all my life. only is- the engined airplanes are able, to fly- with 2%lacKenzle 'Foundatlon, and contains we
ped and to maintain a valuable, collection of old masters cil on physical terapy of -the Ameri-
ny engine stop
ra. Brackley-Hargreaves evidence weak to a degree-mtosl of R
it was M' height without. very marked loss of and Tare, antiques 'estlmate�' to be can Medical Assbcation-The students %
who broke in. "Mrs. Crowther was it the merest demeanour, that he niv-
called e er did what is now charged against spewl worth. $150,000. The remainder of the acted as radio receivers.
and gave practically the same amonating to about- $100,000 They were "tuned in" on "broad
e'r husband. I don't see -him. You are, -entitled -you must 7- estate.
evidence as h kill be used for the erection and main- casts" from short wave transtnitters
'what other woman witness there was Put your own feelings on one. side.
opinion• the nature of the Income Tax Return tenance' of an art gallery. which destroy disease germs W creat,
to call or what she'd have been 'able But In my
The larg-rat bequest was received ing artificial fever in. patients..
"to say If she had. I don't, think that biMence-alone justifies you - even
-to dismiss this case." In U. Increased. several -years d. -o from the late Bur- The experiments, annOLnCL-d in the
politics are going to help us in a- case compels you ford A. M. A. Journal. were - undertaken
Don
of this sort." TbrC cb looked very Impressive. d 'Hooks. Oubilsher of the Regina
"What I say, ladies and gentlemen, dignified. unanimous on its return to WASHINGTON, - Secretary Nor- •Leader -Post, and Is now worth more to settle a controversy over whether
In a -case like this Is- that It's better court. -.311,1' Dean will -not forget for genthau of the Treasury said recently than $00,000. WtLin..Ilfe interest Is some wave -lengths heated some body
to let it -go before a Judge who under- many years the cheers of the spectat- that rnimd States Income tax cosec- exbhustOil the Income on this. fund is tissues better than others. A -trans-
-stands such matters better than wha . t ors when Colonel Frost. In tones of tions during the first 15 days -of the to be devoted to agficuittiral educa- Tnittei with t,. 12. 18, and 24 metro
'we do ourselves. After all, when all's beaming pomposity, declared: month of June showed an increase of Con and research. wave -lengths was used. The'students
-and I have slightly aver 18 per cent over the coin ---------- received the current first through
said and done, we're only amateurs.' fellow. Magistfrites -:-.
last year. brass cuffs on their legs and then
But before the worthy Mr.,,Pdrk- �come unanimously to the decision parable period
from an electromagnetic -field.
'stone had.t1me to elaborate his p6int, that we mus, dismiss the charge of u
another support . er of, the claims of murder bro ugbt against Tom Saxby."- J ni Theimometer needles were pushed
Children under 12 e' ag-
ars 0 e
unhurried justice made his appear- sh into their muscle. and power ranging
are forbidden by law to act in British Beauty came to earth one day,
ance. and Major Crawford warmly CHAPTER XIV film studios. Gliding down s, sunbeam ray, from 400 t.) 800 watts turned on.
supported the hu4Iners-like ex -brew- -A TRAGIC ENDING After each wave -length was tried,
Anda legacy Is ours.- temperatures of the skin, tissue: be -
ler. Harvey Cranworth was a -pretty Fairy etchings on the flowers;*
A babel or chatter broke out ha' by now. it five began to think that there Must be neath the skin. -and muscles were ob-
rdened reporter Whispering winds and birds'. sweet
amongst the magnates of the county something really wrong. ' . .1 served. The heat in tach case was
strenuous years with. the . `'Evening song; of
just as It might have done in a crowd Globe" hadn't tirade him so, it was "Miles could have done it all right. approximately the salve regardless
of those. lesser creatures who help But he's howled over with Mu. and Babbling brooks ihat drowse wave -length.
unlikely that he'd ever become *.'hard Lilac scent and honey bees,
to people the earth. boiled." He'd _done almost anything can't possibly be bac'x for a dal or Velvet foliage on the trees,
Colonel Frost, who was. listentAg
an evenl4g paper man could do; re- two."
Earth and heaven seem in tune - "What inay be cawed Theory: is
...imainly to see when there was likely ported police. court proceedings, ded- Again he ran - his tingors through With the loveliness of June. much more , important "than most
to be a pause in his noisy eloquence, e table
his hair. Then he thumped th
was not quite able to see the connec- . , Cribed the crowd at a Cup Final. in newed ene rgy. "I -Amy England modern people, who pride themselves -
1 Deans and Bishops on thVir with his fist with re
SALAD
4 tion between the Shallow murder case the
views on Divorce, supplied the Gott- tell you what.". He threw away
-.''�Ad some of the arguments that were n virviter with little bits of end of bla cigarette, and sat up'abrup.t.
-being put forward. Before he coo
the =e which happened to come ly, as If
Intervene sounded on "Instead 6f the usual notice, of
a- knock his way at the Club, and even pro- of the
door, which opened into the Court duced higb-sotinding leading articles opera- wbym not combine it with an The best buy
Silence fell once wore on the heated on leading questicifis df'tli'e day when Interview with the lady in the case!
assembly.
the regular writer was away. He had He reached forward; and from a pile in cigarette
#I� f a resin wire basket on the
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done temporary Jouas a .1--.
critic. But he felt that the task of
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JOHN MURKAR, Proorietar. Used and Re -built; Geo. Wbite and British CospsWm of Sound Building
and Waterloo. All sizes (! Equip. rq��,a Israr� da
_ ---- alterations, Sash, Doors grid meat. Financial StandingWbwbniUShea
..Screens made to order,
Brock Road New. and Used Machines ie stock. Automobile Insorsaeo se
T years experience in Banking
Plans and Estimates given on Inspection invited. g
.Mise 'Hilda Hood entertained _General Repair Work. and lnamnee. Now serving cHeats Wr}� K Pb�
-.--------several young .,people at a birth W. F. DISNEY, GreenwoodIn ,� �tteseat Towiships sad BOWMAN & ROWE
day party last Thursday evening.. d . POY N TE R, 1 Psoas Pzctc 2314 41 tt
The children of Brock Rd. school i with an office system to', take care
Piekerin WHITBY ONT
visited Riverdale Zoo last Tuesday' g `
a very enjoyable day oras ' -- -- -- - - --- - of doable the volume efficiently.
spent watching the animals, play Y011 Can BUY St Home
Ing roeor.f ori �onr eigtt6ta are invited and yew TIRES, BATTEBI88,
p Ing games and having a good, time i.,
in general. patronage appieelated. " ACCESgORIES;
Quietly, at the home of her par-
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amts, Miss Myrtle Ellicott, became a D • A.. $ E R, At as low and better prions
the bride of Mr. R,o'nald Ford, of for Hoh& . Travel
Highland Creek. The ceremony, � Brougham Ont. pbo'e 513 88
performed by the Rev. J. E: Glover You esn in Toronto
of Claremont, took place on $atutr- By MOTOR COACH BROCK -7,--
day evening last. Relatives of both Let us repair that leakir top,
%families were present at the happy Released from the cares of the- grind you'll enjoy •a THEATRE
occasion and partook of a delight- I Skilled Motor Repoira,
ful wedding supper, served by the restful drive in a luxurious parlor coach through {•w•��,$.Y.
_ bride's mother, Mrs. Wm: Ellicott. clear, fresh air of the open -countryside, Gordon ,Je �yr,/
i Bridesmaids were Miss Alma Ham- CJorofort-tbly cool at all timee
` Eton and Miss Norma Fuller, while SummE i' Time Tables - Friday and 9atiirc+ay Phone 2908
the groom's brother, Mr. Cyril Jane 26 and 27 PICBERIYG, ONTARIO
-Ford,' acted as best man. To 'Com -Effective Saturday, June 20th
plete the evening, friends of the CONVENIENT DAILY MOTOR COACH SERVICE Two Show -B, at 7.30 and 9.10
bride and groom gathered together To Poparioesor
Pd-pular OntRts "I Married
and gave them both a hearty char- _ _ _
ivari. The -happy couple .then m ';
moot- 'BRRTE-OR[f,LIA-MIDLAND-R'A'iAGA BEACH n !! f
*red to their new home at High- GRAVENHU.R,4T-MUSKOKA WHARF-BUNTSVILL)3 - DoCtOr.
tend Creek, where they will begin P<1RELY iOUND-fA},KiO\ i PnfV r-BRAVERTUN With
their long life of connubial happin- MU35E'LMAN'9 LAKE
d intwrmedi +te pnri6N iAT
arr
- _JOSP.P1�U BRIEN
sI\E SUTUH[N30N
C. H. TUCK, Opt. Eyesight- lipeeial.
Card of Thanks Direct connections -with Steamers at Muskoka Wharf, ... :SPEC'lAL ..a4ded ATTRACTION ist. Author of "Your Eyes and. Heal-
_ unt v and d
-Airs. Charles A. Grant and family. -
Major Bowes
th." `"The Child arid Its Develop.
H s illi a 1 frrlidlan ! menu " Optometric Aaeaeiatros .d
Ontario; American O
192 Pape Ave. wish tq thank their ptometrie Aar.
s Effective Satnrday. June 20th ociation. Specializing in Eyesight
:many friends, neighbors and relat- Amateurs, 1\0. Z a� Glasses. «
Ivey for their kind expressions of i
DAILY THROUGH SERVICE.
sympathy and many beautiful flor- Opposite a Oshawa ,
- - est O Este.
Al. tributes extended. to them during oa y and tVe n' dap Phone I
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O os' P
M day, nev n d a pin 1516
ii-eir resent sad bereavement in 'betw'eern'TONCNTO and use 29, 30, and July 1
IatfRer.Gs of a Iocin husbaAd and Last Furst Show at 7 3fi
g NOR,rH B?�Y Crnnu�ete
l _ _ Show at 850
- / 'N� ILL -
..,vi - _ Holide�y Matinee, Wed Jly 1. at'2 Harry Hull
L. -E. O HL ` r3VILLE POWAS3AN. CALLANDER G+else Stratton-Pot'tr'ra
-. -.
:FU, I)l.Kk;CTOR AND :: iiTh t !COIItractor
- - Builder and
Lake and Highway: Brlogwork and stonework.
- EstklAL�IER a Harvel er'
l9arcce ,r to tI': J. Mather, - : -
_.. _
A-
Wlch
8peoialt
y
vacation Tours Atveiir LICE BRA Arohiteot's ServiceDY
_
Night Ktrd Day Service with all ezpea•eq paiA
_ $usioreePhone Residence hon, O\E DAY TO NINE DAYS - Repairs
ssul WHA'THE CROWN INNS
with Sca►p-over PrivtleRe« "Love on a !!
Bet
.� _� . ; : :.._ _ . .. •... _ :. - Rosebaak Rd. and Kingston Rd. -
f Middleton Re -Union Piinie MUSKOKA LAKES-80.000ISLaNDS With 4-29
Phone Pick bb20
W RON - - _ 09 E RAYMOND _
The - President . of the .Midi -- - - _ ___- - LAKE. d U --
A9AGA BEACA-LAK
iie-L nion Picnic Committee wishes p -
` bYENDY t3ARRIE 1
tice-
to announce the Fourth Annual Pic -Holiday' ,1 19118 In: -COMING SOON---WBteb for ex- NO Yo ...LLL to,
sic to be held' at Couchiching Park, =�,-Eq YURB-ATLAN+TIC CITYclusive Fight Picturs, Joe Louis U
UTillia, on .July 1st. An im-itatioir BOSTON -WASHINGTON -MONTREAL 8�
its extended to the descendants of vs. Max 'Schtuellin taken at
Pio neer: w:ho . came ,from Yorkshire , ' the Ringside. We do Building of all kinds
England and settled, in Ontario..
Ask for attesactive illustrated folder describing delightful —Vacation,
_Come and get 'acquainted, bring a TouW'to Ontario's popular resorts and inexpensive CARPENTEhRIYG, '
Picnic, Basket. Program and Sports holiday visits to the big cities. ATTENTION, FARMERS
Y. -arranged .for the afternoon. - NG
• •L,U
Aports and Entertainment. Mawr. GENERAL REPAIR and
`' WORK
ial Park .Picketing. July 1st.
ally Service•--L.ow Fare$ we areprepared torepair cars, ROOFING
"township Council t Meetings ' EW YORK -DETROIT- k8,n trsOtorB and all feral a so sell Brantford RAoBeg
.,between TORONTO and. _. truo a We
BUFFALO -N
machinery, Wheels rebuilt and Mat,* rials, Empire Bathroom
'The next' monthly meeting of CHICAGO -LOS ANGELES-MONTREAL=OTTAWA tire-Bettln$r WOOd-work 'andl Egnlpment, Duro Water
the Pickerink Tcownship Council and other Canadian and U. S_ A. points .. WOOd turning Of all kinds. Systema, Beatty
will be held on Monday, July 13th, --- - Plane your order now - �Or Aher a Egntpmea -
mate of-july etl , a ormer y PUERING—TORONTO _ and other Badding Materials-
.. :. •: � w Ing,
' wood- working and tarn'
earimnced date. __Estimgtee Free
_-' The Pickering to Toronto service remains unchanged -- -
- Horse, Register Guaranteed
-
vvane or Oa11
_ - -� • -- � �. A.. ROWS Work Gtta teed
Copies of the new tum- totes are available at. all oli5aes and agencies Brock` Road Store and Blacksmith Shop. -F. J. PROTTSF
KIL9fE1'r (21346) 25419. PhreBr+ed
Imported C1•ydesdale Stallion. The .. ;TICKETS TIME TABLES '(Successor to W. H. Jackson)
• P
• .Phhot Pick 2i 29 1- hone f�
Bros- 26 02
-• : property of Oscar Wrlson, AND ALL GOa.aB TRAVEL iNFO'RMATION AT -
-. 'gram, Ont. Will make the season PICKERING. •ONTARIO �
of 1996 at iiia own stable. Terms,GRAY .COACH LINES -- _- --- —� —
.,SL%00, payable Feb. lit, 1937, --'
Ets3otmettt, No, 2243.
.:. � _. - Balk t
WMXoDORE' AGAIN . (26812)- EA9TER:� HOUSE ' ` . - 'P60NE 4500 - Oocoa Honey'
Choicely bred Clydesdale Stallion 2 lbs., 23e; l 1
01 b, psi
::property of R. Dafoe, Green Riv-
er 89Css.
` will make the Beason of 1936, _ BAECUL..
is follows: Tuesday, Iwlay 19, will
leave, his own stable for Hugh
FARMER WHITE or
Pagh's for noon; thence to John '
lb. 4.
agar YELLOW X100 •Bag' 5c
Barnes,
Cherrywood, for night;
Wednesday, proceeds to McGrisk- O KING RICE TOMATO JUICEI
You can get Top Price for 'MACARONI g Jim. m. 19c.
iia Bros. Alfons Rd. for noon;
s lna. �2ic.. � o
thence to his. own stable for night • 4 tins, I9c.
Thursday, proceeds to Fred Choice Veal Calves Right SPECIAL
Wright's, lot 29, con. 6 Pickering, _ - Jewell Shortenin"pk
dor noon; thence to his own stable at Home. g! 4 !b•• :57�
mhore he will remain until the
`DRIED' PEAdHE9 : ,
inilo�wing Tuesday morning. nice, per lb. 21c. PRUNES PUJdPKIN
-. p �L
:HICKORY LAT?=No. (Bibb) the We have a Buyer at Ile + C h Lr lbq., 19,. 2 tine. 19c.
Ptae Bred Black Percheron Stall - Fariri Monday, Tuesday _
arm—
'' the property of Allan Reesor, _ , - ••• SPEClrAL
y! y & i y..
?rill make the season of 1986, at l-luron Toilet' Tissue 8 rolls 25c.
this t, stable, lot 3, con. 4. Scar.'i. -:. Wednesda . each week and ! !
� ' Woro. Teresa: $10 payable 'March Y! ! R. Rc W,-CC)F�'EE
►.t, 1"T hnrolment No. 945. Per lb., 89c. F. & G. SOAP SARDIN'>d,,4
DOLL (2536), 1292, Imp. French -Pay Toronto Prices. 14 bars, 49c. Brunswick, 4 tuns, 19c.
Percheron 8ta11fon. An oatsthnd- �Pl CKEI4/ NQ FARMS
stag Percheron horse of high _
quality, ��ng a first-class _ LIMITED "13007H d MURI80N
44 premitun certificate, the proper-
' I tEy of R A. Somerville. Will Telephone
stand For the season of 1936, at Pickering 610G Mr._
•-• � T,owee •a
.- aaasessaat
Kiss. Verna Wite, of Pickering
Public School Staff, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ed. Gibson and daughter,.
bLabeL .
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Aushby and
family, -of Pickering, spent Sun
day with the fornmes mother in
Claremont
Howard and" Mrs. Macklern and
daughters, and Moa Michell) , of
_Mt,_Joy,-visked-Mr. and Mm Ly -
,..,man Pilkey on Sunday I"t,
Master Keith Ward, son of Mr.
and Mrs. FAww ward entertained
a number of little boy friends Lou
Saturday, it being his fourth birth-
day.
Dr. TQm1inson motored to Tima-'
Ram! on Sunday, taking his father
that far on ' the letter's trip to
Schumacher. They were met at
lhmar=i y b the Doctor's brother
..
who carried their passenger the
.-.rest of the way.
The Baptist, MiWori Circle will
arpet at -.hc home of Mr.,. Lynn, on
Tuesdar, June 30th, -at 2 m;
'The rep3rt of the AsewcIation Con-
vcntion v.ill be given ane a good
-program has been prepared. . All
ladies are cordially invited.
An interesting tournament was
carried out here on .the local club's
green, on Monday evening, when
of the nine rink!3 playing, award.
were received in the following or-
der: Whitby, Highland Creek, Osh-
....-awa, SzouffVille. A large attend-
ance Was had, and a very encour-
aging evening completed. Ser -
`?vices
Annual Decoration Day Ser -
An ces of the Claremont Union Cem-
etery, will be held at the cemetery
pan Sunday, July '5th, at 2.3.0 P. M.
S. T. The resident clergymen will
officiate, and will. be assisted by
..-,,the Matte quartet . of the Baptist
-Church. Nlr_ Cooper's,sound system
will snake it possible for all to
'hear, and take part in the service.
Some of our residents living on
the north and south road. 'through
the village are complaining of the
very annoying noises that are be -
:Ing created by some motor -vehicles
-'the drivers of, which have doubtless
failed to realize. or recognize the
terrific reverberations' that are occ-
asioned by a .
wide-open muffler,
and that in bringing the matter to
their attention, this disturbance
will -.-ea;, Just rarnen'b'-w boye,
i7 that ap vf- grow ot-ler bunlan rat-
ure do^s not perms: the tolerance
of too touch noise without serious
re -action.
The marriage of Mr. Thomas
Robertson and Miss Edith Mildred
of tate bride, in Uxbridge Town
ship on Saturday,' June 20th. -Miss
Edna Beans, sister of the bride,
Was bridesmaid while Mr. Frank
Boa -man was best man. Mr. Benna
cave 'his sister An marriage. About
forty guests witnessed the cere-
.'s."._rnony, held on the beautiful lawn
401ter which a bountiful lunch was
served. Mr.. and Mm Magnus M6r
Van were ,married at :the same
borne nineteen ymrs ago, of which
fact they were reminded, when a
-wedding - cake was presented to
-them.
Rev. Dr. Peter Bryce, of Tokon
addressed each of the two ser
vices in the. Viiited Church' on Sun-
--'-day last at,the annual anniversary.
-morning,-kis-sub-
servic�q. in UV
Aect dealt with, "The Meaning of
eche Church." and in the' evening,
'Things that Abide." He was ass-
isted in, the morning by the howne
and in the evening, by the
achoir of Cedar Orove Chuvcb, the
music at each service beffig, very
Much appreciated.: While in the
village, Dr. Bryce was a guest of
Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Glover.'
Mrs. Corey Snider and son, of
Smithfield, were guests of Mr. and
Tuesday, of this
Moa. Glover on
.,week, Mrs. Glover being accompan-
JA for the aftists on the Amateur
Trogram. an Field Day.
X serious fire broke out on Sun-
day aft*rnoan sometime between
three and fouiq clock, when an oil
*..'-range, either ttlough an explosion
'or from a strong breeze blowing in
the doorway, started the blaze in
---the back kitchen, noghb6�rs saw
the srapke, . the occupants' of the
dwelling being out at the time
help was secured and the fire dept,
hurried to the scene. The splendid
efforts - of the many' neighbors, whc
-formed a bucket brigade, and with
".0e chemicals, extinguished the
_roaiinx blaze., but, " before the
rear section of the house had beer
destroyed by fire' and smoke. Sev
....eral hundred dollars dw-hage hal
been done and the whole of the re
iidence will have to be re -decorates
in addition to' the re -building o
the rear section. Mrs. Lewis, vh
has not been enjoying the beat c
'health has been set back as a ro
ymlt of the shock.
I
N[m T. Paterson, we are sorry
LIETTIERS TO T149 90ITOFL
TENDERS WANTED
Coming ZVORN
I., bear, Lu not been so wc1I dur-
.
!ng L the past week.
Sohn McGrath, of Totonto, war
To the Editor:
Tenders wilt be received by the
undersigned up to Saturday, July
July 18�-Pickering Field Day
in tovm for a few. days this week,
May 1 ask &r a little -space in
your valuable paper to express the
4th, 1936, for decorating the inter-
July 4th--Cedarena Garden' Party
July 8tbr-Greenwood Circuit fter%
and was on hand for the Field
Day.
a myself
appreciation of Mrs. Lewig
for of the Whitevale Public School
S. S.' No. 8, Pickering. The walls
Several relatives from. Whitby,
and family, to the many friends
,who came to our assistance ' on
and ceiling to be given one coat of
Now Open
called L. on Mrs. Ed. Gibson and
Sunday laat during our trouble.
Muresco, the wood -work to be giv-
-r.
daughter recently.
There were so many willing work -
en one coat of paint, also desks to
be. varnished.
business
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and daught-
er visited Mrs. Conners and mot-
ors, including some who . were
W. F. Jonston.' See-Treas.
her, Mrs. Lonsdali-a-W-SMU10-
that I cannot name each
in
R. R. 1. JAc4uA Hill, Ont.
one y. iand
I express '+-nkg to those who for -
TENDERS WANTED
A Talent
med. a lucl brigade and also to
WOODWORK
a teur
those who brought and manned the
Tenders will be received by the
Sh 0 P Pklilt_ nated behind ths
Wanted
d1hemicalL engine, to these we are
undersigned up to . Monday,' July
Shell Service Station.
deeply indebted for saving our
13th• for decorating and �ainting,
Open every day except Tuesday of
rUESDAY, JUNK 30TH
home.
Wide an o"de of - Dunbazton:
each week, which is reserved for
Tba&k you, ane iiul all,
School. For particulars apply to
outside work.
The Fifth Line Women's Asso-
VAL LewisWalton
Annis, Secretary, Dunbar-
ton Ohl
ciation are holding a Garden
PICKERING
Party on the lawn of the Fifth
Iror the Family Re -union or
Jack Chapilaan
Line church, Uxbridge Tp.
the Wedding Party serve
Repreants the
Madeline
Supper will be served from 6.
GWA&da Life Auurance'Co"y
o'clock until all are served.
.
NEILSON'S
Beauty
Afterwhich an arnaten r pro-
Canada's oldest'
Life lasurame
•
gram will be put on'with good
Ice Cream Bricks
.....Salon
cash priies.
company
Entries will be received by the
Prompt Delivery Service on all
Special Orders -in *rout of town.
in
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING.
secretary up to and including
WHITBY. PICKERING
and vicinity.
FINGERING
June 57th.
B. 7%. Products, Coal Oil, Distill.
The Canada Life has served Canadian*
MARCELLING
Ad . mission to supyer & concert,
sit Pressure Gun Gre&so .
for 88 years. During the past five years
this Company paid to policy owners and
'-Spedalize-Hot,OU Treatment
Admits. 40c. Chilc ren,:25c.
-MISS
ALF'S PLACE
beneficiaries over $131,00e,000. It had
assets for the protection of policy owners
and Permanent W avi
Reasoriable,Prices
MAUD NORTON,
of over $242.000.000.
MRS. M. MUNDELL
Secretory.
CLARE M 0 , T, ONT,
Phone Pick 5222 R. R. 1. WhittY
Ph -one 1906 'CLAREMONT
R, R. 1, Glaremont,
Phan* Clare 3308
Phone Clam SM
Radi6 rvice
Drive within the Gircle - of
1 Barciay.Transport
Expert service, and re
Security on Dunlop Fords, 1
,
pears to all makes. Reas
Daily -Service
"The World's finest tires."
ol3a�le charges. '. Work
between Claremont, Brougham
Greenwood, Whitevale Toronbs'
gnaranteed'
and
Lowest lisle ss in history. '
�AR'T%HUR FIELD
my drivers are trained to be carets
courteous and reliable.-
Comple.te Tire and Tube stock- on hand.
Graduate Radi i and Televisiori Institute.
B.. A.* Gasrijae, Oils Etc
Member Official Radio Servic.- Men't
Special Rates' -on Long Distance
Association.
hauting.
Complete Lubrication, and Crank Case
.3 4o Phone 520t. PICKERING
ServiceV.
No order too small. None too larm
General Repairs and Accessories
.AND SUKVILYOR
All slilpments Insured and protedW
from the weather
Old Church Service Station
F. J. Do NLXAN B. A., R. Sc.. O.
Tel. aare. $11 11P. C.
-6 a sur
L S. On rile are the records
-cis". K and r-
OT
veyers Gibson and Yarnold, 365
Owned and operated by
L. THOMPSON� Prop.. B. SPBN.CIER Mech-1
King East, Oshawa. Phone 1981.
Frank S. Barcka
:...C.
Phone 4000 Pielteri a it. Ont
if ly
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N0.1�iY
Avlr4i�4' 'a'! dT""Ie
A
serviLing.
. .... . .............. CVbR D motoring you requires only the raiininIUM of EPEND"LE, low-cost M4
better invest in an Olds.:DEPRECIATION. So
Zfcannot do thin 3.
SAVE ON
Has Everything f istheOldsmobile for dependability
-mobile—"The Car That aMOUS
in three ways. t commands a high re -
It will gave you money and long life that i
.4 -11. SAVE ON GAS AND OIL -Owners
e value. alue. This fikt represents another
mv 'tubstantial saving to You.
will 11 you that Oldsmobile'es thern.
w re
than Ir Chose
"more miles per gallon ormer cars -'You'll always be glad you an Olds -
Oldsmobile
Which cost them less—and that mobile—so come now for a. trial drive in a
is-femadcab4-dirift Qn oil. d S' Straight Eight. Through the
ifir 1X or
SAVE ON UPKEEP. Is neral
al Motors n
_2.
quality engineering and fine -car features obtain monthly payments to Suit YOUZ
low maintenance and freedom ,'.convenience.
from repairs. The Seamless Steel Turret
Knee- needs no r6 -Conditioning. Kn $10111
op PRICED FROM
absorb shocks that ordi-
"A n Wheels abso,
ctio 6,7L C&vpe,
.warily take their. toll in wear and tear And
de&e�atf,!ctory, Orbawa. 0XI. COvOrW
n"I sxw, fr6gbt and hanse extra.
yeti u find that the Oldsmobile engine8-molder models begipi at $.'-4z atfact-7.
CHARLES COOPER, CLARFMONT
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:Canada Is Sixth Canada ' UoKs f ;
i-7
Trade :Trade P
InWorld act to
,United Kingdom, U.S., Ger-l
--Se -Revie ed
many, France and Japan
Are Leading -
Six Cabinet Ministers Going }s
OTTAWA — Canada, rose to sixthto • Europe When. Ses `
plat• in total international trade dui= a
SIOn Ends
Inc 1935 from eight''place in 1934, x ^i
according to a report issued by theI a
i
:`Dominion. Bureau of Statistics. In OTTAWA. — 'Prime Aliniste: ; � ;r � i
exports Canada ranked fifth, and Mackenzie King stated recently that'
in view of the desirabil,ty of re -
sixth in imports, both positions being
viewing the trade wgreament be-
- • •unchanged from the previous year. w
otal international trade of the tween the t: cited Kingdom ac.d Can-
leadacg &iintries in 193-5 with 1934
ads signed in ! V� 12. it has been ar
figures in brackets. United Kingdom ra raged tha r eco 1 ars of :ht;an- y
$5,556;900,00 ($5,375,700,000); United Pc;an govert.ment will pr3me4l toy•
y,
England at thb close of the parlia-
Staten $4,301,600,000 ($3,704,100,000); mentary° session to confer with mem-
Germany $3,410,900,900 -($3,361,000,- begs of the United Kingdom govern -
000
000 ; France $2,414,500,000 ($2,657,- g g -
800.M)• Japan $1,408,100,000 meat in 's preliminary discussion
295,69-5,000); Canada $1,362,500,000 Department officials will.. proceed.
to England in advance.'
($1.199,700,000); Belgium $1,212,800,- It has been reported at least six
000 ($1,251,900,000): Netherlands $1- cabinet members will'go to Europe
:096,800,000 ($.1,167,200!000), _ .. within the' next month- for the dual
purpose of representing Canada at
Merchants Show - the unveiling of the Vimy memorial
• and talkie„ over U n trade matters. Here are, four Canadian boy. musicians, who'left recently for London, England, to join
New Phzloso h "the Empire Boys Band, which will play at the Empire Exhibition at Johannesburg, South Africa,
y Prime Minister Mackenzie King and ft make a '
• - a f e British
who said only the general election afterwards
to right- th_ f.mpere. _
• - -" - - . - -' y are. lett; traek'row: Ellis McLintock, Toronto; Waiter Tronianko, Wind-
- in Great Britain prevented his gb= dor. Front row: Bernard Yuffy; Windsor;, D. _1,. Benporatll; Sydney,. Australia, who' -is in charge
ALBANY, N.Y. — A new economic Ing oh. a trade mission as soon as -of the party; Howard Adair, Sarnia.
philosophy has been developed by _he -took office,: is not expected to* This photograph was "taken just: before sailing from Montreal in the Ausonia.
merchants to offset the loss of busi-, go until late this summer. 7_ -
-nesa caused by repaving a street Trade Minister Euler, Finance
here. Minister Dunning and Agriculture • New Generations will _
"Most of us -have-delivery services Minister Gardiner are expected to ��(��t[/�Q� 0 f Snuff
and we will be glad to help -those who visit Europe as soon as-they,ure re- li `��jjjj�y Laugh .at Oul Foibles
Use
have not," the merchants .reported. leased from their . parliamentary
"Your grocer will' be glad to take duties. Defence Minister Mackenzie, •
your shoes to, the cobbler's or your Pensions Minister Power and -La- At a lonely crossing near Lake- Becomingi o ���� LONDO' N — In. the -days of pr•-
$ dlor will gladly bring along that bor Minister Rogers are. also ez- ! wood, N.J., last Wednesday , -John John D.
3 ge historic man there were doubtless
forgotten quart of milk or loaf 'of petted to Rockefeller Sr. stepped .from his ri- the young cave dwellers a whom doubtless • go in. connection with the � train, P -
bread. Be a good neighbor and joiA Vimy ceremonial. annu 1 spring t rpmnorth dandns'ped
our effort." In addition , to . reviewing trade b G - "
family life of their immediate prede-
matters with rent Britain. proper- by auto to his estate, - Golf House. cevsors- seemed a• fit subject, fpr, al-
at.�ry, to revising the Ottawa agree- �Tbereby-h evaded twodozen cam hlt�der-n "Mills ale-M3p11f1CtUr- t a ernately, mirth and indignation.
From Afar menta 'next year, the gocernmen 1 eramen and- reporters at the ' Lake- ' in More -Phan a.HUndre writes ' the d'stmRuished English
Lou -
wood station. The oil magnate who g novelist, E.lf. Delafield' in the Lott-
Gerwill have conferences with it-trad- will soon be 517 made'. his last public _Packets a .Minute don Times.
• Germany and other European .statement four years ago, Then he _
ti ing countries. - "Some pear hexes the family life
t - declared that "prosperity has always of today' will excite exactly simi]aR
t is posubla aL+u that a co fer- returned and always will." S - emo.tiona `in yet another generation.
once will be, heal in London be- null may' never regain- its. old Which
In his Lakewood.mansion.the nova- precise aspect of our wel!-
i a tween-the Austrahen 'and Canadian Renarian, w{io is determined to reach glory, but the figures show that the •meant activities will call forth their'
trade experts and representatives of habit of snuff taking is becomingly
the century mark, has organized his eriticism is as yet mercifully hidden
Bp KEN EDWARD3' Lay other. dominion governments I y increasingly popular' with` meri=and frcn� us. li'e can only hope that Jus
KEN resources careful] as he
who may be in Lonc!on. women, says an English paper: y be tcmpfred with that in- -
once organized oil. At 7 a.m. he rises, tice ncr.
TORONTO, Ont. —Premier. Rep-, breakfasts, dresses with a valeta help In the Inst ten years the c9nsuMP- definable, very English, tenderness
burn states that any move by the and listens while hie secreta tion has almost= doubled, nearly one persons asso- -
ry reads towards the things and
federal government to .lift the trade aloud to him. million pounds of snuff now being
ci.^►t(d with the days• of childhood—a
embargo with Russia will 'fitnd him . At luriclr time he .descends by els- -consumed each -year. Il ia' a powder- tenderness somewhere concealed eves
a supporter, gator to the dining room on the floor ed preparation of tobacco,
F "We ahcc-per-ation that
ce. is a secret, but t it n uenza e i emirs send u the ,
Iia, be -said."'I supported Russian is known that a.cidolphilus milk has figure' -s. Man 'snuff- up
has elected Yo, label itself. hard -
p snuff sales fi y boiled.
- trade when • I was a member of the been added to_ it this summer. After can boast of never having hada cold, ••Atter -all. It is ' almost. a - plata-
House of Commons and I haven t lunch he lounges in a -porch framed and -in the largest Sheffield snuff mill tude to say- that the . wax. flower's,
° changed my ideas In bit.,,- in glass which transmits. -the sun's ul- nbne of the employees 'has ever suf- the beadwork • and. the sentimental
tra-violet rays. Again his secretary fered from influenza. songs of yesterday will seem no fun_
reads to him, or e. watches the 1
r 8' But a mon f w v club, month o two a a Iu for '
w,'Ll$'$7st Sees - nisi tomorrow 'than will ,the painted
'' of the air -year-old daughter of his snuff -takers was, unable to hold its
r O• chauffeur, His exact bedtime is a regular meeting as half the m^tubers cockstail-sets, the lei:•fs's tables, and _ -
eine Value' household secret, but promptly at 8• were down with 'flu. the American jazz of today. Like. the t
m. lights tunes and the . furniture, the persent 1(
h
� P g is are snitched' on around Aa v a• v
. e ret uff a o-
en's favorite e en a i
- Pel dray conventions of family life will -
-_ l It 1 be•
y _.-.
the est ..
ate w
Associa i which may b 1 ._
be -
Association (acne. •
' ficial S y
� ayS It tS let -scented. His aide -de -Damp report- judged bp:auch :%i ccesstve standards..
I�0 _ - i Waterloo h
Not Habit-FOr ed n his account of Wa er oo tat
•-� Cnln From bean sacred. it will be seen as
//"\►'S' ��1�� _ Aids Addicts g _ _ _ :Napoleon Tall through the battle, con- ,ma#ter-nf- ourse,-,then as hopelessly
i TORONT hurried away at t the endff with hia 01P 'ns aagoednJoke.ants will en
Advises Farm a
u fly it d
O—Codeine cant as bad as'
v„W 'head -drooped over it. "Ac
rta painted, according to Dr, R. P. ' "sns nothing
Jouffhn Ha h ll twee east 'famous lL��j�� ike as- unnopusrlvorli as tuns ccess-
���1i 11rL9tanbn � ucceas-
ry, secretary of the Canadian Hkh
pplied ez- Stan d�rd fel as psychologists and novelists s•
AE1 �� Pharmaceutical Association, who re- pensive snuffs to Edward Gibbon, - V
QRQ(y (hq(y, cantly addressed the Qntario Retail David -Garrick, -Joshua Reynolds and frequently represent it to be. 1'kip•
Druggists' Association convention" -- ^ the other notabilities of. the18th very fact tfiat it is much easier to
here• century, made a fortune during his get away from home than it used
OE IS FAMOUS FM .'Gardiner Say's Prices Can Be to be has made home more popular;
S�LDOW 31w1 Importations of the -drug into Can- lifetime.
__ •� ads increased from 3,000 to 28,ouo _Li'fted If Products Are It 'still -remains a wealthy
radn even wives and mothers—the last to --
Tdi folks! Just a rencinder about ounees�etween Y92r and' -1934, Dr- -:17t.pr-0�'e though fife romance which once sur- Pro it y the new freedom—may now
Stanbury said, but during the same rolrnded it has. gone.. sometimes think of home as. theZoe. whirlwind
Malcwind a b.o — wa expect the period imports of heroin, morphine OTTAWA Hon, .J. G. Gardiner, A modern snuff -mill 'turns 'out' place to which one comes hack. rather
whirlwind elbow smasher back period DTP r' packets of snuff' at more than one than as the place -from which one
and paregoric fell sharply: Dominion 'minister o! agriculture,
these parts soon now.
Referring to' authorities who stated y told the convention of the
- That -big red -head, rorcn.y Ped- g recently hundied a minute—to sell for a few never gets swag.
den. will .accompany the Olympic 'The youth of this country is being Canadian Feed Manufacturers' Asso- Pence each. Yet only three years ago "mouth is almost always gener-
- cycling team to Berlin this year. destroyed by the use of codeine," Dr, ciation he is inclined to believe the the will of a Sheield snuff -maker dis-, ous.1 There -is -a' desire to co-operate,
Incidentally, Torchy's brother may Stanbury stated medical opinion was prices cf agricultural' products could` closed a fortune -of -more than' 300to render the burden lighter, once
- =.be on that team. that codeine was not habit forming, be regulated "more successfully by 000 pounds. it: existence hv.s been rec.
;gnized.
' They say money and fame have It is a narcotic, he said, and is 'taking into consideration the'needs of Cheap water facjlities made Shef- !}ce 'recognition, however; must tate
not changed 'that 'good = natured • used by addicts unable to obtain more the consumers than they can by legis field the centre df the snuff -making its own form. •Fine speech(% have
Irishman, James J. Braddock. He potent drugs, .Manitoba, British Col- lation or regulations." trade in_ 17:50. Tt still holds that poli- nq part in family Life, ieac :t • nIl in
lives in the same modest apart- umbia and Alberta prohibited its Canadian farmers must realize the tion' 'the• present age."
meat and still' shakes old friends sale' except by prescription and � On= people eat what they like, Mr. Garai-
by the hand with a real, true grip, tario permitted only an ounce a ner said. One way to increase home
Ralph Fountain, 21- year - old' month to a druggist, he said. Authori- production is to place before the Pension Scheme A Silly Habts
youth from Abbotsford, B.C., ped- ties in Ontario had deprived several Canadian consumer a high-grade pro-, ,Assists Nurses
wiled his bicycle 3,400 miles in pharmacists of their' right to prat-' duct, Once'..tbi the consumer 'realizes - Paying no 'heed to repeated warn -
33 idays. He had three punctures lice for excessive sales of ccedine re- what he 'ig being offered he would ings of his landlady, a 65 -year-old be -
".'on his journey between British Gently and there was no reason why take it. ASONTftlrai In Euglaud. nurses chelor in Detroit was burned to death
Columbia and Ontario. On this it should be placed on the drug ached- Old Canadian 'cheese could not be in bed as a regult.pf his cigiret-amok-
gallant trip _the lad, averaged 100 ule he said. bought in most stores in Canada. have not yet bad to face an unemploy- jag habit.
miles a, day. He said, he passed parliament is likely to place Farmers In Eastern Canada, he said, meat. problem, pias M. A. Guitars, .ot' It seems necessary that pathetic Ie-
thkoitgh snow three feet deep. He codeine on the schedule," be added, could . build up a wonderful market London, said in 'an interview here. of dents of this kind be called to the
caught fish nearly every day, and "b17t that will work a great ancon- for their cheese in the West if the Miss Gullan resigned _ last year from ,
fried them - by the roadside. He y attention of others' to impress upos
v venience to druggists and doctors. produced the proper product and made the posltion of sister tutor of st• them the danger of such a practice.
averaged ten hours a day through a strop Thomas Hospital in London, which
g.effort to sell it. she had held for 21 . ears:
out the trip,', The kindly woman who had kept this
We'll be back nest week with Practical Nursing kze to Discussing regulations, Mr. Gardi- Y Detroiter's room in order had prophe
data on speed records right from ,mer skid it was limple to''re ula'te Nisa,. Gullan gave some details of
P g New Glasgow, N.S. Girl g sled the man's death In- the way In - -
g > > the supperannitation scheme for the
the Indianapolis Speedway. 30 - the sale of•wheat by grade, but stars- nurses in operation in England, and k, .
P P 3'• which it overtoo hint. because of the
14ric, gang! dardizatlon of livestock products
g TORONTO Among those receiv- whereby the hd§pltkI empl'dying the previous burns in sheets and clothes
Ing diploma* at the presented a more complex problem. nurse pays taro -thirds and the nurse Smoking g p graduation exec- Only a Smokin is a universal custom, but.,
'QUESTION -BOX cites of the trainingschool for nurses', 3 fter farmers'selected the right there la achple time to indulge before
4f You have an herself third of the annual con one goes to bed and atter he gets up.
kind of sires
y question ra• Hospital for Sick -Children here were: provided the proper Eribution. She said it_was hoped to_ez- '
sarang sport personalities er Adelaide L. Johnson Ottawa; Nellie food and raised the standards of their tend the plan to include those nprs- A's!eepy person can lapse into slam-- =
any particular single to* a same, M Johnson, Ottawa; Margaret F. products could the government at- in privately. bar just as quickly when he is draw. yy
421, is Ken Edwards. Room Gibson, Halleybury; Ont. tempt to grade the products in a Since her retirement Alias Gullan Ing on a, cigaret as n'hen'he� is not. 7
_ •,.4Z1� 73 Ad•ia;d• West Toren.
satisfactory manner. has travelled, visiting $oath Africa, Therefore, he bhould play sate and
to. I! a p•rsenal reply i. d•str• 'Margaret Murray, New Glasgow, 8 not let .the -habit grow on him. so ex•
cd. easlos• a stamped 00 .ell. N.3., wat.awarded a junior. year prize Australia, Hong Kong and Japan, as
nddr•ss•d •%vele". for practical nursine. R' well as Canaria. tensively. — Windsor Star.
...cry., w,.._ T.i•^-- � -. •. ._.. .. ._. .. -. - _ .. � -
•. t
0
Yru"en Brought Her - • • • •
Joyous Relief
She had suffered so long that she
despaired,of getting relief. That was ,
the state of this woman when she
v
was'persuaded to try Ktuschen Salts.
Today she finds life a joy: head thisXZ
letter from her daughter:— The .new 50 -ton, mill on the A1goId 15th in Toronto,. at which time . au ate: IM
"Five ears ago my mother was o err commenced opera- thority was also. given to wind up f
Fr e. y g Mines prop Y BOUBLE
practically crippled' with rheumatpid tions on June 15th and is running the company and surrender its char- f 1YD
arthritis. At one time she was scarce- � to a ' report res ter.- Regarding the shares of •-Argosy."
iy able to move. a limb.. , She lost smoothly, accot$ine Gold Mines stock which Casey Sum- br/ til f�.
faith in medicines, until, we persued- ceived from B. F.. Mitchell, bl.E., in. mit received on the sale of the com-
ed her, to give Kruschen Salts a trial. charge of operations. This adds one pony to Argosy,' Fraser Raney, sec- fI IST
She has kept to ,it ever sineQ, and more producing mine to the Ilichipi- BOOKLET
never misses,her daily dose. Today, • coten-Goddreau 'area of Ontario.. The zetary, stated that these -shares would
she can do nearly all her own work, wijile having a capacity of 50 tons be held in pool until 'November 16th _
and go round the same as before per day has primary crushing utitts nest and shareholders could exchange
she was ill. Yet at one time she, was P their stock after that date on the i
"afraid she would never find , relief.. to, handle 150 tons and can be stepped basis of 6 Argosy for. each 1;000 finitely established •the .500 -ft. level. C1a8$ified AdvertlSing
Kruschen has given her new joy , in up to this latter figure d ith a mini- 2n
living." (Mrs.) K.J•1'. mum expenditure, it is stated; It has Casey Summit he'd. Total Argosy as one of the best in the mine andy�$ DEVEyop>ra
Rheumatic conditions are often the .been officially announced that al- stock held by.the company was 1,050,- the new discovery represents add! -
living - 4
result of an excess .of uric .acid in ready in excess of two years ore • has 000 shares. of which lVtr•. Raney re- tions] ore -finding chances. 'b1i11 con- ANYPOLcl coin Reprints. 10AND
r
the body. Two of the ingredients been developed above the _.200 -ft. ceived 20,000•. shams for services struction is progressing on schedule printed,
11111ndsor photo 'Finishers, fes wel-
- of Kruschen Salts ha%e the power of level only with an averame grade of rendered., and stgje ,preparations on the 300 -ft. lington qt.. wi,rftlror, ont.
dissoYving uric acid 'deposits Other Y level has been completed., The work ZU87d;Y CHICUS FBOM SrG ZOOS >
Ingredients of these Salts assist Na- around $15 per -ton. The production
P, Lure to expel these dissolved' deposits costs are expected to be- low .owing Dunlop Consolidated :]lines has op- is now being shifted to the 182 -ft. - 3a OUNCL I I W S SEt,P CTED
through the natural channets. to cheap power and transportation. tioned the Dlayrand property consist- level. In cutting box -1012'8- on the 25 from our '•own*, bio<,a-te4ted 5-
through
has• been developed, oto. the ing of two groups, totalling' 15 claims 300, ore values consistently higher pound White Leghorn z year -<ad -hens.
925 -ft. level with two shafts, work of approximately 600 acres in Cadil- than the general .mine average" of PoultryaFarm eRo to 3, King tor. Ont
Pipe -smoking is greatly on the connect at the 225-fi.' horizon.
- increase.' King Edward and his g lac Township, Quebec, ,according t0 663 oz. $23.50 per ton have been EDUCATIONAL-
ahree brother's, the Dilkes of York; official .infgrmation. The Ilayrand established. Y "
Did* the. of Casey directly-adjo}ns Lapa, Cadillac, stow DIE$EL ENVTNirERIG — STUDY
Gloucester and hent, are all pat ISshitrebolders
ummit Gold Mines was approved by drilling within a few handfed feet T tmmedtatelyC big field: new Door.
Toss of the pipe. But the most con -Graham Bousquet Gold Mines has now 'ready. write today for circular.
aistent pipe -smoker is Mr. Baldwin. -. of the company: at a of dlayrand's northern bgrtndary, and made An -arrangement with bicFetrick t:erteral' Publishing, Co., Toront,•.
special general meeting held on June Sladen Malactic, to the northeast. It & Co., Montreal
under which the lot- •.ZZTT'ES 88AI.TI3 oBTAI 'ED"
is-tnderstnod that the terms of the ter company will finance a, flew com- _
W. to h }SAPPY D" 1:\JUY LIFE.
option are extremely- faitora
Dunlop. Work continues on Dunlop's
shares UtboT-
all to. take over holdings of Gra-
pally
In Bousquet Township,
ti'itatogu uutvit health secrete.
Free literature. VltaloBY FieaitlL As-
Malartic property with the sixth bole
ham Bousquet.
Quebec. Graham Bousquet' share=
sociatton, 17u Bell A% e... Winnipeg.
now going down' ands: the direction
holders wilLhold a special meeting on
INSECTf ZX%T.A9a2fAfiEa
of e. Yule, M.E. The company is
in' and 'de-
dune 19th to iatify 'the proposal:
�Of uP
EDEUG�3, CUCI-ZnQACIiF:ai A.�tTe. 1 '7
B
also engaged' exploration
There is no intention winding
moths, lice. ticks, guaranteed ex-
" velopment --work on the 400 sere
-in the' Long Lac gold a}•ea
the company which now has cash on
in other companies
termination with •Derpo' . Puffer pack -
age 95c. Druggistp br . Derpo Yr.Bducts,- ,
property
_
Moffatt -Hall 31 } n i n Company
hand and tsh"ares
amounting' to some $40,000 -at the:
The present com-
Toronto.
. fALEez�DIEs WANTED . -
Ltd.,. has received to date,•in connec-
resent market.
Pa will' carry on with prospecting
P ray
SALESLAljll•::,, FAST SELLING CAN -
tion with the agreement for the sale
work. The proposed
J _
' is LL'Ntae shod IFTome-
the sum of 5170,-
and exploration
ml tonKnitit;hpcd
ttuildinlr
Wolf Cub- Pack ,of treasury new company w.tll have an a craft Department 71 Muty
Roy Scout training in reviving the
The Hudson; Out., 000, officials report: S. A. Pain, M•E., }zed capital of 3,000,000 shares of $1 lion-ireat, Quebec -
apparently drowned enabled Eric was presented, by 'D. H. Learmonth, has been appointed consulting engi- }tares to st alAaoAI7sS
Robinson', s University of Alberta local Hudson's Bay Company mans nasi for the company, and is engaged Par and will issue 1,100 000 s QLD and AUTO TINE
student, to bran back to conscious- r, with a beautiful timber wolf acquire. from Graham $gusquet
ICY a
g ger, in co -relating the Bidgood vein sys- up BICYCLES; re UP, AUTO. i
ossa a woman pulled from the Sas- skin for their "council rock.". tent of the Moffatt -Hall -veins. blocks six to .lb', inclusive,. in Bous- C� 1 Q moblle tires. Free less. f;tte.
"katchewast river by workmen on s '. quet Township. Subject to. this ac- .Transportation Prepaid: L?eeriess, 196
:gravel dredger. Said the Journal, re- A successful folklore 'festival,. in- Ii. C. Smith. President of Regaj quisition, blcFetr}ck A Co. will cub- Dundas R'eat. Toronto.
lerrin to the incident: "A woman's of old river songs scribe for 500.000 shares at !Bc per tso1sls•f NAv7t SEAN
g eluding the singing, Kirkland Gold Mines, is in Kirkland share on which will be paid $30,000 i
life has been saved because a young Of the St. Maurice River Valley. was Lake arranging for the re -opening of t:vA A's N'E«' NAVY BEAN --
ratan had learned first aid 'principles an achievement 01 the Jac urs Car- upon _subscription and the remaining C Q40U. may Rivas ' rtpend taret►ar y
q the property formerly known' as $50,000 month] instalments of $10,-
n the Boy Scouts. All organizations tier Troop of Catholic Scouts of Pawnee Kirkland' Gold Mines located Y Werth. tVFro splendid cooker. tiol.v�
000 on Aug. 1 to Dec.1, 1335. In con- winner: Frost resistant Interntatiock, a
that teach young. people 'what to do.; Three -.Rivers, Que. In preparation in the East Kirk] and Lake area. •aid- �raaasi.sbooePerglb. 1B2. oor more pounds +
alderat}on of this purchase McFetricli
before the doctor comes are engaged for the :festival a party of older ditional finances of $25,000 have been Co. shall have the option"of"buying- at jou 1b.1. delivered. -Albert C. dohs, `-•
- .- in valuable, community service. Many Scouts was sent up the river to in secured and ' the company will com-
flues have been saved by first ofd, terview old folks of the district and 'mence operations at• once on the pro- -500,000 shares 'at 20c; 200,000 at 35c Emo, Ont., originator.
end unfortunately, too ,mann have secure the words and .tunes of old era tons a 750 and 200,000 at 60c, payable in Tosca- ssaf8 fEA '1l8AD
been loaf because none of those re-' perty. In previous op t' fied monthly instalments from Freb:
P time chansons, and ,the steps of near- ft. shaft was sunk with levels estab- �1VE YOUR FRIENDS a 1tsaL
w the races. .The Jacques • 125 ft. intervals with ap 1, 1937 to July 1, -1935. As long as treat 52 0o get* a fresh Shea pre
fast Plot �#+nr ridant -
steps
thin #o do." main in force Mc= paid to ootarto, or 2u for ss.uo. other
Trop things Cartier Scouts were cotigra u a proximately 3,20 ee o. ea eeaaest srzcavour'a-__P'fah_ -
the City Council upon the success of l Fetrick dt Co. will be sniff o e e Markets, S' John. N,S
ground work carried' out. Aetrs three of the five directors with Gra-
..,..,:,,.,WAKE U �' YOUR
their -venture. The' folklore festival Kirkland in 1933 havine issued I.000,- virEEZLs NE�csrArE= `
may become an annual event. ham Bousquet electing the remaining
000 shares of its 3,000,000 share �7+wr ADVERTISER WOULD. Pl RC1iA9ID
capital to the latter company, for the two- country- weekly at reasonaote tertnlL
LIVER BILE The Boy Scouts of Flin Flon, Ilan., property. _ scud Dlaide ars to so: t2, Room t27,
celebrated Empire Day by planting is Adelaide St. W. Toronto ,
,Aad YouM Jump Out of Bed in the ?00 trees as part of the beautifies- Lamtique Contact Gold :dines has la
gots �ea� rstosoctsJiF73Y - �
Morning Rarin'to Go - bort scheme for the local cemetery. completed financial arrangements9 CQ �LARGESSENT FREE with every sb
A qa, tiver,baaldpoas oat two pounds of t' which will provide funds for in ex- E . cents order; roll film developed. `<
faaid bile into your bowers daily. tt this bile Canada's' growing Sea Scout 'flee tensive -development campaign. at the printed 2b cents: reprints s cents each.
rootfowingfreely,yourfooddoem'tdi vst_ - . satisfaction guaranteed. Artistic Photo
tt just does" in the bowels. Gas bloats top was added to by the recent launching property }n the $ourlanagne lection, Ftnhehera. 29 Rtchrrmnd •East. Toronto.
- '°°rs°°ma`h, Yenaete°mldvscea H`r>r'f°i' at Quebec of the 27 -foot whaler During the World War an army
go tato the body. an -aoa ted sour Quebec: 'J. M. Forbes, II.E., has been
sunk�and,tbeworldlooksPonk ,Dolphin." The function was carried retained to make &.report on the pro- doctor was-. nauseated when he saw AUTO ACCEtlfO7alEf
Awerebewelmovetneutd� ti'tetwaysget fly -maggots crawling in the wounds COatPLETE STOCK, new and used J
attbecaa,e Yoanetdaomatlstngtb•twora out with due ceremony, the craft be- pests and to prepare plans for -new
an the liver ss well. it takes owee good. eta Ing christened by -Miss Hazel Ross, development. The engineer is -on his of soldier's. 'His nausea gave way to auto, truck Darts. Compare our
-1Carter'■ Little Liver Pill$ to get thea° two property. In earlier dia- roto begiore u ed Pts c re S i -
poands of baa rowing freely and make you daughter of Mr. Frank Roar, District .way to .the prop amazement when he found that these p an aian Hato
feet
u&: tillnp•'.Bs��aand n"t Commissioner very wounds were clQaner and that PartsnCo..u�7nelueen 9t w.. Toronto.
fey ,, — - mond drilling two veins were inter- • a`
_.imake bile flow freely. They do the work
°fe'iotnetDotba`e°e�at�nu�Tyta 3'Wolf Cubs -and Boy sected at depth stowing good miner- try healed more rapidly than others RO-HO GARDENERS
-4 them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pius by \early 3,50 , alization.�. Several veins were located which had _been treated by the most
acme,lStubbornlyrefusearYthtag,01W25c— Scouts participated in Montreal9 an- TLRDT A5D EFFICIENT Ct LTIV1-
nual spring Scout display,, witnessed on surface over a length of 1,600 feet. approved methods. Now surgeons all S :+.TORS at greatlF reduced Trlces.
by a crowd of some 6;000 people at It is planned to make a thorough test over the world use maggots to, treat write forcatalogue.Sue T ronto:lncvt,ators
of the ground in the new_ campaign. deep infections difficult to reach in
Molsom Stadium. Sir Eduard Beat- - ordinary surgical 'ways. In every"EUMATIS -
ty, R.B.E., President of the•Canadian country there are laboratories where DANDRUFF
u>tUAM9 and NMAVO10SWEsf, General Council of the Scout Assoc- In following a sheared, zone angling
Try a iIREE (AMPLE of in from.the west to the main or zone sterile maggots are bred for hospitals. and Falliins Hsi, use no-
Try
testify It is a iation,;°viewed the parade of Scout- of "the 550 -ft. level at Red Lake Gold But why •should maggots -have this arae exactly u "°uta-
splendid blood Purifier. and for uric Ing units with their many fluttering any hair ten" th this tos lt
Acid it has' no eoual. The soothing curing power? Allantoin. is the an., �,u weak and the cssult
qualities of this herbal beverage. flags, the music provided by the fam- Shore'_Vlines°, a well scich. a dyke as swer given by Dr. William Robinson ns will be a
prepared like ordinary tea. will give ons pricker s Sebut•Troo band. 'Boys been encountered which. appears to and Cieatt Head and Gbt�r Halr, _
you steady relief without th8 use of of over 50 Scout 'groups filled the be an important development, P. W. of the Bureau . of Entomology
drugs.big Plant Quarantine. It is • a complex
Send for Free Sample eoaa7. Pus demonsfrations f various tionslstates i in reports oe.localOf poffi- chemical compound deposited ,by, the • / '
A. -S. WA 01 a CO-, Dept o. pushed
s10 Confederation Building, >tsoatreai wpodcraft and activities. rials. Investigation is being p maggot as it works its way through
- at this point, and the management is a wound. That allantoinhas healing • KING OF PAIN„ 1�
hopeful of its leading to an entirely properties has long been known. Dr.
e • •„ new ,ore section Fork already coin- C J. Macalister used it successfully
Firestone Tires Lead in pleted in the main ore sone has de- twenty-three years ago in curing a 4
„ y� �+ cers: And he, it seems, found that
'.P e r f Q r m a i ■, C e,, R e CO i ciw7 r European peasants long treated their
�` sores ,with roots, of comfrey, whichG
ZES
contains allantoin. Crippled With Neuritis
Performance is the best Q
proof of tire value. For seven- -' Woods of more than 22,.000 dififfik,- and Rheumatism
teen years at the Indianapoliis.5 BOYS -GIRLS ferent kinds. have now been classi-
at. 1?t�t;e's Peak pIEN - WOMEN fled, and cattle -food, sweets, cloth - 3
Speedway, and motor fuel have been made Able toclimbladder,andswelw
and Lake Bonneville, Fire- ;WHICH WILLYOU HAVE from some of them...,,,. ling left Bands after taking '
IT A Tturrc onl four days.
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stone Tires. on . the winnin8
can have - proved- themselves.. .
the safest and most enduring•
'Equip with the tires that
us '
Champions e -- see y�
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f,spt, W19, 31o= 3110, Toronto, Ont.
FRU Y
LIVE STOCK MARKETING
" I suffered.so badly from Rheuma.
tism and Neuritis that I could hardly
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Plan're has
been productive .of .splendid results.
been ng on the I of . splendid
market means real
walk upstairs or close my hands. After
taking Fruit -a -fives for only four days.
Selling on the open
value for the owners. Get to touch with
the swelli;lg left my hands and I was
able to climb a ladder which I have to
_ -, ,-
Write—Wire—or Telephonedo
in my work;'—Mr. Wm. Tracey,
L
LYndburst 1143
wilt V=221M FAISMEas'
Toronto. 1
)~coir -a -fives are the discovery of a
Co-opEslAT:v>Ft coasraNy. TZ 13
'Liv&'STOCK COMMISSION DEPT.
famous Canadian doctor. They are'"
o-
>Qnioa ftoo>< Yards. West Toronto
truly different..Containing-extracts of
fruits and herbs, FFrtiit-a-uvea
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Issue No� 26 — " 36 �
nature's
are natural. They work. to strengthen
of eliritinatioq. Their tonic ef-
,
all or
(ectshelpbring lasting, glowing health.
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7,77
�� I 1 l �► ski l 7 --This week will
just'abcut wind led to Bee the contest between
-Mrs. James Richardson and up the school days for this term. Banxitsvill,e and our team and the
Isabel are spending:. two week- at Hurrayl "says" the kids. soore was in favor of the home - -
U it cottage at Squires' Beach. H. Tuck, OptanetAut, of team. Gard Winters 'bias been cap-
-.Mr. Ronk (Bob) Stork, of the Osbav% announces his• absence taming the boys who went to Clare i0q
t (Ian. Bank of Commerce Staff, wfso from his offices during the month mont on Tuesday to play
has been attadled to the OriWa of July. Cong•ratul&dons to Billy and to "�'iekeriil 's Leader Store
YBranch for the past three years, -Mr. Jdhn Powell has recover- Kathleen Winners upon_ their having
.,.has been transferred to the Parry ed sufficiently from hos recent ill- passed' the Entrance Ekatna with-
Sound Branch. nese to be able to again attend the out having to write. As only two Hosiery
p-Services will be held in the dhurch , services. ottt of th r6e ' could get � this allow- by Hol proof ,
..United
Church on Sunday at the -Miss Jane Gorgon i6 visiting, the other one, Master Mc-
nsual boars of •11 a. m. and 7 m. her, - bother, Mrs. James Got- Famous for color
P• grafi Lean will Rri?,e next week and 'will. -
D. S. T. Rev, Hugh G. Crozier will don, at the Gordon. House. doubtless be successful. Our teach-- and style
•preaah at both services. Sunday Brooklin 'play the Ontario Reg- er, Mr. ' Pyle Innis i:as been re -en-
Another large chi mast strived—Full length and 8ne�-
8chottl will be held at 10 a m. invent at Pickering on Dominion gages for arsotlier year. g p
The Dominion Day. program. is Day in the football aeries � Club are preparing for ,their _ High, ill ebiffon crepe and service Weight.
slaw complete, and if thio number are W J: Miller spent a day Dual picnic in Chapman's woods Prices --49c '. 6c 95c. and $1.00a �alr• -
alt ,tenders received on the .letting. last week, with D. A. and Mrs.. on July 11th - and the merchants of � �
of the booths at the Park is any
indication the enthusiasm in the
Scott at Fenlon . Falls,
-Mr. Jack Boyes '
kas entered
spring water,or will rent house separately.
Apply S. W. Davit, Pickering 48-44
Pickering have generously donated
]�•A8TURh TO RENT -101 acres,
-1
.of
"Day" prospects are very -bright.
the employ of Mr. E.
C...Jones in
w of "0" FOR SALE -A quantity-
$7,bU wPbone
;may prizes for that day. The
sports, lunch and grounds committ-
Alan short limb harbOddwood Cla e
1820
The Horticultural Society of
the laltter's drug stare.
: ,
AID WANTED-Cleae,muetlikP'
Mcbildren
ees have been appointed, and
a o
M kering wish to convey to the
-Miss L, Sparrow,
returned to
OR ft ENT -100 notes, dairy farm.
c{ay loam, running
good day is Iookied for. Ball games
creek, modern barn
water. installed, brick house, 12 milts from. To-,
ronto♦ -Apply T, Jacpu.a; West Hill, Ont. Ittf
Merchants of Pickering, the Judge,
her duties at the Toronto Gen?ral
and quaintness of tiro rounds.
a tug-of-war, and --running races of
There is a bill publicly displayed
-_ the Committee and especially the
H,ospitsl this week, after a two-
tared and grade cows. Government e
fasted, Fresh and close sDria`en always as
hand' Blood tested irdesired. Free delirery u
all kinda are being
.
Cemvener, Mr. 0 Morley, the
weekfs vacation at her
-home here.
prepared.
—ka of the
f .society for the gen.:,
I:oise Rorke
leaves this
'
.erou� support is carrying out the I week for Philadelphia, for one _..PIANO -TUNING -- �-Iot Weather Dry- Goods
•
_. _Peon and Iris Shaw last Saturda month where she will be taking er C'i -- - _
The July meeting of the W. M. lectures at the summer course of •A N n
S. of the United Church will be one of the Uttivereities in that city.. A)] kinds of Repair Work -Bathing Suitq, Beach hobes,_ '51lort8,
held on July 2nd (Thursday) in- -Mr. Archie and Vxs. Mechin All Tonin Guarantetd R1aLkB, Skirts, Running BhOes B08m ars '
stead of the usual Wednesday, at and•family, :of Sarnia, spent Satur- 8 '
-the home of Miss Edith ,Murray, at day with the formers mother, Mrs. Vit. R. Ma(' LONA L l � Ankle $OO1Ls, light Underwear, Straw
- 8 P. " m Will the members bring i� �a, when on, their way to 209 CSE AVE. TORONTO Rats, Fibre Helmets. Polo Shirts, -Ties.
is their donations for the bale on Phone Lakeside 1502
e3at -day, new or good used garm_804lks eta,
- -We are pleased to see'Mr. M. Orders fakes at NEWS Office - - -
- cults 'for' weunen
or children. S. Chapman able to be around a-
-The regular monthly meeting gain after being - confined to'.his
. - CHAPMAN
- 1M
of the Women's Inwtitute will be I for sokne weeks owing to ill- The - Pickering
held at the - home of Mrs. C. A. I mess. $ - -' -
Sterritt, on Tuesday afternoon, --R'. Murdo Melons, of Mei- MEAT MARKET
80th, at 3 o'clock, D. S. T. A ville Church, West Hili. occupied
"good' program has ' been arranged. the pulpit in the, Presbyterian - - - . TWO STANDOUT VALUES
Roll Call _ "Your Favorite Veget- Church last Sunday,, when he prea- Our Motto--` 13131ity c& Service' -
E table, and How to Prepare It," 'Re- cheda_ very impress! VO SPIT.Wn. -
ports of the . District . Annual .will Rev. Dr. Carmichael occupied the S pee i al - - C C L n t r y Tip Top • Tailored Suits' or Coats' for
be given. pulpit in Meh-ille-
Visitiors at the h_ ohne- of Lorne -The Women's Institute jkre Style Sausage -.-_men or women --New Spring and '
8geires and family of the Lake conducting a, booth in the Park, on >
Shoes on: Sunday were-:' . Mr. and July 18t- Tea, Coffee and lunches ,' 15c. per lb. _. Summer woollen's, direct from 1 he ;
Mrs. James Richardson and family, will be served. Will the ladies of -
of Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs. Har- village and surrounding -common- :.2 lbs. for 25c. British Isles- :--$24.75.. � -
old Richardson and sen; - -Mise F for hty Please 'donate pies, cakes and --
` ecce :Gibson.• Mr.. and Mrs.. Wilbert tart$ for the booth. A donationILK•
LARENCE S
29-81 Q MAnaxer Gordon Maid Full-fashioned f�osiery,
3 ' Gibson and family, of Toronto; Mr. fratn tffie proceeds of the' booth �+L y
and Mrs. Marshall Coak�well and will be given to the Piddering pub_ Phone u, for Delivery Service 'weight, Chiffon and Crepe...,
family, of Oshawa; . Mr. and ,Mrs. He Library. A truck will call at Phone 1621
;Chester Butt and family. the village •homes on the morning 8PR22-TGt 83MA3:108-750.slash 1elm
--An unusual _feature on ' the 4i July 1st for iLw baking. T I NET
Dothhiniash Day Celebration Drill be J C>Kwrge'a C?tnrch,.slmda Fred T1]il.tiiig •
•� ;the dumping, .by Bob Rudd hot- th, the services will .be is c T. , - >JC ickerll(i� --
am, ridden ;by himself at 5.00 p, celebration of the 104th anniver. TAKE CHANCES
The two famous Soft ball teams saT9 of the founding of the parish: - :. Sstesbllehed.181i7.
fmo>?l Sunnyaide Senior League, There will be no Sunday School. Play Safe .
Parkside, will also The 'preacher at the :morning _ ser -
Lakeside and Parkaibe a very highly prized attraction. vice wi1T be Rev: D. D$. Rose, Reo- •
-
At - nigampAwfor -Cf St. George's, %d awa. At the Consult. your Dragglst -a
and his Company �] ( _...
p y give you tvro and evemnR ser'tnee,-the -Rev. �-J. H. Col- Remember Bi u l�j R 1 b'b
one half hours of vaudeville. Tom 'lough, B. A., B. D., of West Hili, YOUR DRUGG,1ST IS NORIC
lKyie has become known as the will preach. Services at 11 .and ttiao _
-fumy, but fleas q1d wholesaane 7.30- D. S. T. All are cordially in-
vited to attend these services, A MERCHANT Blade oast (Blade out) 3c
vaudeville artist This is not a lneetin oaf 9t
"Door show" but a regular vaude- g George's Guild will •
villa bill. You will it. be held in the Chub Rooms on Th -
enjoy 9 Q. B. MOOR& DRUGGIST .Square Shoulder Roast 15c.
A :remarkably fine, ihtrestin eursday, July 2nd, at
g p' 8 m.
_ DUNBARrON. ONTARIO
-display was given at the Flower Rib
IAadleyi -- - - o ." - . �c.
Short
-bow, by the Horticultural Society -COAL
sit Chapman's Store on ,Saturday ' ; Brisk
..
last. Three prizes were given for Wedding bells, in fact chimes
i7G0
W rithgiag. _ . _ and
- each
of -the -six classes described ,Strawberries are in fall pickings
last week, resulting as follow: P g ' ' •
�i�n r� Stew- Beef 12c
and are a WOOD s�
(names in order of- the award) let good °e'DP• t
Seireral celdirated bFte 1{i>�g's Minced Steak :;. : .l. Gc.
-
Win Gormley, Geo. Elliott, Mrs. birthday b For the alosE6 - �} `
Henze; 2nd - M><s. A. Gonrlie, Mra. y y ' going to Claremont. 9f Jane only we will Rolled Rib Roast G an
B. Iatton, Miss g nmTille; Ari . _ Geoff Bdwcott has ranted the deliver coal at the. fellowina -yrites f C. if
- aa- -Geo. EIItatx-,-rs-F.
.H. Westney; 4th W. L, Courtice.
Mrs.. Lottoii Miss V. Allison; 5th
- Geo. Stallon, W. L, Courtice, Mrs
F. H: Westney; 6th Wm. Gormley*
Mrs.. A. Gourlie, Mrs. Lotton. Wm.
Gormley received- the highest -num-
ber of,points and receives the
Pickering News award for that
feature. The donors. of. 'he ;prizes
were: E. C. Jones;` F. T. Bunting;
Red and White Stere: J. S. Bals-
doii; J. A. Bishby; C. A. Sterritt.
-,On Tuesday —morning,, June
160h, Norman Doyle' passed away
at his 'home, 443 St. Clarens Ave.,.
Wroato, at the age of 52. • He was
born in Pickering and resided here
'Until it few years ago when the
f8mily moved to Toronto. Altho he
had never been very robust, he was
in Usual health until the last three
weeU when, he was .suffering 'with
stomach trouble and leakage of
the heart. The last four days he
became mach worse and was con-
Vned to his bed., Altho his condit-
ton Rasconsidered very critical,
' " " ' yet the was.
fame as a great shock
wken he pas away • early Tues-
day morning. He was a great read-
er, and.
hadstudied, hoping . to on -
ter the ministry, but was prevent-
ed by poor health. He was the son
.' "I the .late- Joseph Doyle._ He is
survived by three brothers and one.
efater, Fred, Egbert and Mrs. Bed -
son, and John of BAiish Columbia.
-Toe funeral service .was at the re-
sidence in Toronto, Thursday af-'
_%rnoon, and was conducted by,Rev.
Mr. Lake, of • High Park Baptist
-Church. Interment wpe at the
`,Frlendtt' Burying-irrouni Picker -
place and will go info -it i!r Octob-
er.
An emergent meeti ig of the
Club will beheld at the home of R.
P. Winters this Friday everting to
honour a -couple of Club members,
Miss Margaret westoey ..has
completed her course at O. A. 'C?
in Household Science and her par-
ents, W. ff. and Mrs. Westney at-
tended the. Cwmnenca ent . Fater_
cis" at Guelph. last week -end. Con-
gratulations Margaret. Mise Muriel
is at -.present on 0* staff of tate
71sronto• General.
Ball practices have been quite
animated 'affairs in the Winters'
fields and at the match on Monday
evening last a large crowd, assemb-
tens or overs
Stove -- $12.2=
...chestnut $1.66
For sale at the old
Maple Leaf Property'
=:` PICKERING mie
LUMBER YARD
PHo1PE 3400
Now Advoirtt somowsa.
FUR BALE—Coleman lalntern and
small ineubauw, very cbeay. T. C. Brown,
Brougham. 89tf
TO RENT—Half of brick house,
garden and garag? on Church St., pieker-
ign. Apply at News Office, grit
The choice and extensive selec-
FARM FOR RENT -00 acres, good
tion ,of professional talent to
spring water,or will rent house separately.
Apply S. W. Davit, Pickering 48-44
" appear . al
]�•A8TURh TO RENT -101 acres,
-1
CEDAR GROVE
fenced, gc,odspprringg watand' %bade. For
season. App►yS.W.Davis,er Pickcring. Sgtf
GARDEN- PARTY
w of "0" FOR SALE -A quantity-
$7,bU wPbone
Alan short limb harbOddwood Cla e
1820
—ON
-44
AID WANTED-Cleae,muetlikP'
Mcbildren
--SATURD,AY 19
Permanent it satisfactory, M,
.t atom for Mn. E. Pouliot, Lakeview Road,
Fairport Hench, 44-48
♦
JULY. 4T�
OR ft ENT -100 notes, dairy farm.
c{ay loam, running
is equalled in perfection •only'
creek, modern barn
water. installed, brick house, 12 milts from. To-,
ronto♦ -Apply T, Jacpu.a; West Hill, Ont. Ittf
by the attractive natural
QTRAYED-"-n tn tbe.pre,i,isis of
and quaintness of tiro rounds.
the undersigned. lot 20, eon. 2, PickeriR;,
pmpe ty and Tei may 1""e ". by yrovint
paying espenses. A. Hobbs. 44-4b
There is a bill publicly displayed
CHOIDk DAIRY COWe-Reals.
in your vicinity giving complete
detaits of this big annual event.
tared and grade cows. Government e
fasted, Fresh and close sDria`en always as
hand' Blood tested irdesired. Free delirery u
pursA]ises of 7 or core, 9a11Fd0cU"V guAran7W d,
Win. J Murphy; r ,nd.-Ir I1,.f:r.Sn. T.Irphonr
1138
Telepbone 8900
J. S. BALSDON, ' "ICKRING .