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Home My WebLink AboutPN1937_02_19_411- I .V :%7 • p`7-: -4, OV. 7". 7 P1 CK L -N TH IN'G Ewsdp VOL. LVL PICKERING, ONT.. FRIDAY, FE13.J.9.1937. Port URion L, -z 200eU Wm ' and Mi�s..,Chester have get The Pickering ,Young Peop will le (311 -a -MA W DR. H. 0; PEARSON-Physician ftd Surgeon. Duabartoo. toly .&'Our.trucke pass your way every day." nicely settled in their new house. Sorr to report Mrs. J. Johnstoij y ice Present their humorous pixy, "Girl Shy" in Cherry -wood Church'onthe. y MIEW 0 B. FORSYTH. Oph. D., Director fell on the and. fractured a bone in her evening of March 5th. This is und- emarbical Anodation of Ontario. Reg. a vaquabor of the Americea COAL, WKE, wrist. Mrs. Mi spent the week -end at er the auspices,,of group one of the W. -A. 1886-1936 Assecia6ft. Elea by "Poe UK or t. Out. W%,OD, CRA(ENT, her summer home here. SAND, GRAVEL, and Attorney For the Defence" is AltoKa and Mrs- �tiddei an--'Pr'm 0a eating Jantiary litlk Of Chopping win b* DONALD RUDDY klaxrioter� different. Mystery. ThAN, an4 A"Myto au =y b=1 A. a. 4. Whitby. ay BUILDEWS, SUPPLIES Comedy. Something to take away with you Youll have to watch an& Irene, also Mr. G. Spenceley� and Miss Laura Hill were Sunday visit - Tt - I per bag BEATON, BELL & ROSS also 1eW oartage work listen to this one. Presented inn ore with Mr. and Airs. H. Yake. 2111 begs . $1.30 flarfistors Solicitors We have also placed in stock a ful St. Andrew's Hall, Pidkering, Fri- day Febmary 26th. br the cast who Those who attended the Institute. Pot -Luck Supper held last week at 24 bags and over 6c. ver bar W LLLIAM J, BEATON. K. C. line of Maple Leaf Killing last . year played "Dust of the Mortis" the homes of Mrs. E. Lehman and 1L BROOKE BELL. K. C. J. D. Jr. ROSS W9 Feeds. an 14 different' stages. See it I Mrs. D. Crosier. report a very pie" I ...A fall line of JAMES A. WRIGHT A. W. MITCHELLMiss "t time. ewli and pie, May Urom Tomm". Adslaao 26118 Evelyn Reeser is at present 'bed 'with 1006 kept = bmf-Alsis *8 0. RICHARDSON & Co.. Barris. ..,Pickering, Out.- Hall one day last week.. confined 6 her the hu. We hope she may won recover. Powtry 1"gireamift *ton. Solicaton. Notesics etc Swlo'Wl Lik Bag '�&. Tom.;;' to Office phone 7400 Residence 6520 The Colin Madill famil I y are mov- Min M. Tompkins of Roseville WM supply OW KAWM iksx Aa bone 3613. Stf - ing back .to the farm In the enar had Sunday dinner wft B. sad w The. BeSI Store, Claremont frHOMSCN k MeMILLAN-Barria. JL bors, SaUdux% Notary ftbik- Office at futum Mr and Mrs. Medland, of White. Mrs. Reesor.. Mr. W., Norton has returned home other feeds iteilakec- fieddsaw of Mr. Tbommu. lot 11. coocession 1. Makerhag. 0&cs boure: Th Saturday T"W". PHONE ON vale, visited Miss Rate last Friday after spending a month's holidays cuse Priem eveoliaM tress 7.00 p. to to ta ..or by I stowat. Tomato ofilce R I Bank FURNITURE afternoon. with his sister, in the Nortli chopping :ens P•low 63011 We. displaying The Y. P. held an enJoyallAe so . -- 'Manday. are an attractive ial evening at the John Phillip's Andley Wednesday and FrWW nONAXT & ANNIS - B"riste-a. %-*S9Mt0M Nutones Public variety of Aluminum and Granitsware Etc.' home on Friday evening. The Will Brown family. of 'Icor-, The drams. '%irl- Shyl'� will be GGRIDON D. CONANT.K. C. Furnijure and Furniture Novelties, onto, were Sunday visitors with "-eir giv- en in the church' this Friday even- -AX.LIN F. ANNIS. S. A.. LL. B. Pirices low.; in keeping with timeo. people here. Ing, by'- the Pickering -Young -Peo- 611111cea- -71 2 Sinscoe St. S.. oshav� "Women's The meeting of the ple. Come and see , it. PbUmea--4 and 6 (Coshava). and sit the Court Day oz. Prayer" had a good. attend- The Club met on Monday evening TNING House. Whitby. (Mr. Conant) Phone 7 (Wbit. by). RADIO SERVICE at the home of Mr. and Mrs." R. P. 1PIANOM A Graduate of ':Radio College Miss Bate and Mrs. Knox Sr.. are both under the d&-tor's cafe at Pre- Winters. About fifty were present and enjoyed a,pror*ssive -whist A1VL4 All kinds. .1% NHIL 0, SMITH., D. D. 9., L D. S., CSoccesor to Dr. J. 1, Dales). Gracuate with -Up-to-the-minute training t of L Markham.- it es e - arkham - M's J s" Boulton game. The business was conductea by the Presidenit, Percy '.Veale' ane Of Pe pair ork All Tuning Guaranteed of I'dw Royal Colle" of Dan# =and T Ael DA' -, and qywnt the week -end -with Miss Mary the Secretary had all arritngemenu • C. S. '149cDONALD to uni ty At Clas ovef rand Fads stooff to It. .: OFINEST EQIJIPMENT Pbillips. Miss Elizabeth Snacks, of Wecit made for a good meeting. It wa; decided to hold -dance it, !209 CLOSEAVE.. IORONTO for Sutton. spen, a few weeks with Mr a euchre the School here on Friday evening. - - Phone Lakeside IN4 RER BERT T. FA LLA18E. L D 8.. .-Guaranteed Satisfaction John Phillins and family. 1.4art-b 6th. ai which a charge of 2` taken at NEWS OMW. D. D. S .grate ei the Royal College of psora. Such S d the University of Toronto AT The Sunday So!hool and Y. ai� cents will be made to all except th-r and door cast of St. And- �Mlag. Ont. Office hours 9 6 Reasonable Pricea Tubes and Batteries making' preTmrations fQr the social . -ntert%inment non - Friday ladies who brinir lunch. Two Les i Shingles For Sale 0. m. to W m., or 07 appoin.tinent. (X-ray always h.A# ev011i-Mr. ers, Mrs. R. Winters aild Mr. Ge service). Pbono Pick 3700. 431Y H. ROT -MILLER. February 26th. Keepthe date open miq,; Fthel Chapman. writer a" Puckrin were named to carry on drive..after Gal t 0 A ran ised Steel 10. -Brouirbam, - Ontario _1,0 1,11nmes"a4er" and- other worth new membership whi,+1 the losem give the winners envoy= Birid's Felt Slate. S111111haii'al so, 4stf Phone. Mark 1" -u*le 1�-ks Visas kk ruest at the .9, ter supper In the fall, - -Also, re4uh1wrfiag twealry wheels. AELIZABETH RICHARDSON- t;-.rvov home m Wednesday last. IAWQ mowers db%rpened. . Fire and automobile insurance of all kinds, goprewoung tompoons of 001A financial stand-' M M Mi M R The Mission Band held their Feb Kinsale T. PATER80N a - OLARRMON as• ruary. meeting at the home of Mrs Call and get prices. Phone 2811 P08TIII.,% Licensed Auctioni�w. Brown on Saturday ..afternoon with - The W, A. will hold their Feb 7 - 112 . loor on nation of York and onsocle. &Go. "Jillon wiloo of all kind* a4leaved to on alsonesS Insurauce of All Kind -s Mrs an 'attendance of 21 Browr.. Ing Ras- nre.4ided at the work meet; -- meeting at. the home of 7,*1 r,. ruar., Thursday saises. &"&sso Green fiver P. 0., On*, 'Best Rates. Available with -ted hvMis,;ec% Annie Bayles and W. Stevenson, on after. noon. Mrs. V. Parkin's group wil' R. BEATON. TOWNSHIP D% Motr;e Dpvitt.-The devotional meet- be in charge. Clerk. Conveyaocer.Co 10 11 for ACCOUCILAT11. rn.%r of Security. and Service. ;net was le4a by Mics Phvlli-, Farle7v Mrs.' Lorne Wbite arid Mrs. Fre • Builders SUP Morris Whitevale. oat. v ri RP . 1. E; Glover delivered' a Parkin were crallers on Mrq.' V. Pa'- plies YY M A w Address jPhone Pa est message from Okel. 3- 1. ''Keen thy foot when thou goest 'n kin on Saturday noon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parkin spec? • ILICENSIRD 'AUCTIONEER AND BROUGHAM PICK 516 the house of God, and bwe morp rps.!v undaflast vdth 'the latter s. mot ber and Ltth VALUATOR to bear than to give the sacrifice her in Oshawa. Q. conducted Anywhere 1. Pickering Milis of fools for - thev censi4er, .not that that they do bow Mr. and Mrs. A `Joneg spe- x1lue Coal 'Phone or -write. Address 614 Dundas evil." 4howinr too 'often -we. -ro- - ' cireles.,-Iv' to_tbe Sunday. last with. Wm.-Sadler's. 'Alberta Ooa 8trie;. East. A number from here were in Br thy. Ont&rio. Agency for Frost & Wood Wd houce of. God without hearts attun, see e pay. .." . ooklin to the D OlLestic Coke C'OckshzLtt Farm MaohinerA ed to wo�hip, but'full of world]., -thourhts- Mrs. Temnle" on Tuesday night. CFtuent. Lime, Plaster .i.1..-,CYRIIJ' E. MORLEY Glover sang a solo. The Valentine. S*oci2d- held in tb,�. (GENERAL INSURIANOR Complete lire and repqirF.. "Drifting" with Mrs. John Miller ;it hall on Saturday afternoon by inern - 71 - Maple -Body Wood .'rieft plekrisig, a" Chopping and Feeds -of ab the organ. Mrs. Malcolm being un- able through 'sickness to be present bens of the, Mission Band was a success ss and enjoyed by all. AgeDtS for Lnndy Fence 'WRITES kinds. ply.. Conuntinity singing was 'led b} Mr. Manning -sports a new Chry- and Metal Loclunip Life' Royal Pastry FJOUr B. Harvey, with Mrs. R. Birrell. at ladies s' the piano. The ane, "Grand - sler car. Last gatuyaay 'Mr. and jfr. anrl and '-Cockshatt Fire Poultry Feeds, -Growing father's Clock" the gentlemen �with Mrs. Walter Stevenson celebrated Impipmentif .;.,Automobile. •r. Mash, Lai in Mash Barvey leading, sang "Granny's 'at ()Id. Arm Chair." A speci their 25th anniversary of tbeir'weO- by Secure Pri c" Before Buyll" •featuiP ding giving- a dinner to about 20 lBnrglary and Accident i We carryall makes of Plow Points. of the eveningv�a-, a draw by Mrs. Matthews, the receipt-, from the' sale guests, relatives and friends. '-Mr. and Mrs: J.'Parkin 'c'alled' on W'ILSON. BROS, INSURANCE Do N., Lockwood of tickets being $28.00. Jim Holt -by rielatives: last Saturday. PICKERING, ONT. was the luckv winner. A cushion, '' Mr.. W. Dunn has sold his farm LocuSt HiD, Onto Loufi'ge-F giveri'by air -s. Ai. Ellicott, was won '.%,Irs. to 31r. Pog&Qn, of Whitby, who Phone Mark 7200 by M. Hamilton. A tea cosy will take possession on April 1st.. R. G; CLENDENING. gi,en by Mrs. Easton went to Mrs *Mrs. Floience Conner and son, �These are exceptioziall y Cirl De,�itt.' .A. square dance- contest and brother, Milfred"' Dayvson, of FIGHT comfortable as 'a couch FUNERAL- DIRECTOR brought" three groups Ao the.- floor. -A prize waltz had I a' number Of Cambray_.are visiting friends here at present. Winter Colds and easily opened to don. Private Ambulance contestants, after which all whri R ble or two single beds Day and Night Service ending wished joined in the dance, '�A`uld Greenwood By With spring.mattresses. Prone gom lHalveriq 5000 up with all singing Lang Syne" in g6od Scotch style, bring- On March 9th, the 3 -act comedy' Building up your Viltarnin ft*_ One style has' *a deep Markham, a Onto Ing to a close a very enjoyable e*v- ening thioughout, 'Girl Shy" will be presented in the Greenwood Church by. the Pickering sererVoa On Tuesday February Al We feature the foll' owing Vita. wardrobe drawer whieh evenine, Y. P. - U., Watch next' week for par - For Your. Po is U-1try, takes care of the bedding 9th, . the W. I n . held their annum - meeting' or esco]i-,, �1;with husbands titulars. Miss 1. Rutledge spent the week- Min Products: Wampole's Cod Liver Oif $1.0* and a metal back as guests. Although the roads were end at her home in Honeywo6d. 7kytr3t'3 Alph�m tte3 50 ca e Price $29.50. Driuking Fountains and Feed very treacherous' with ice, about -70 -Mr., and Mrs, C. - Barkey slid son smies Other -StYleg - *i'thout Troughs made in our own shop were present. The Institute ladies had. provided an excellent SuPPer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mas. N. .001 100 11 $3.50 wardrobe or back Good Baal it and moderately . w which' s 'enjoyed -by all. Mrs.. B. .:Bie.• Mr. and. Mrs, Ham and - family Abbott's Haliver Oil capsules Price, $23.60 & $25.'00' .,Priced-. Harvey, PreiWent of the W. I. wel- and. Mr. and Mrs. S. Disney and; 2 5's 5.5c - colmed the visitors and in her add- � family, of Oshawa, spent Sunday' 50's $11.00 Oyster shell rod mica * 'it, C r g rens she -spoke of: the- latest effeA with Mrs; Geo. Middleton.- fool's $1.80 Motor Ambulairice, Day or of the W. I. in the medical examin- Mr. and Mrs.' T. Hortop and dau- Ayetat Caleium.A Cap suits Also dairy ntenails and 'filter ation -of the school children of Brou- -gbter- spent a day •-last week with 100 $2.25. ,none 1300 gham. Mrs. M. Burk, _Secretary -Tr- detailed Mr. and Mrs. W. Gee. Malt & Con Liver Oil I Ib. 59c, i,; pads. easurer, gave - a amount of -Miss Edna Weadmn -of Markham, 41, A 2 lbs. 98C. Furnace work and general tin- the activities of 1936. Toasts were spent the week -end with her aunt, CAST -. ER__R_1W- prom p-tl y atten d ed to. proposed to the King 1hy T. C. Brown M;rs. J. Plaskett. Plaskett -. Iked all otber popular Vttawf* • followed by the, National Anthem Mr. Gerald Writ & end products. Fbiaeral Director LLVIN IBUSHBY t 0 the Institute, by Lloyd Johnston; Mrs, E. Holtby, the' oldest contin- of the week at kill: home here. The E C. Jones, Phm. Bft Furniture Dealer Y. P. S. entertained Xtngaie -- -4 4L_ Hardware Phone 4WD nous member, replying: toast to the , Y P. on Tuesday night DRLVOIST Ontario PICKKRING gentlemen, reply 117 M- to L. T the ladies by W. A. Xilo:�; I Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clarke are spending a few days at, Trentom 7 on", I - --l...., . . . . . . . . . . . m 'sAf' ! fix. ' r Try Salads Orange Pekoe Blend - ...... ......... . ... ..... ............_ .... _ .:.. _ EAT RON• THE 04 •'\ - \r �. . ! , BY LACORTLA1AMOND �' FITZ5IMI:,_1ON51�rY r . ' - •o O '.�s�::. oma. ..• ., ...•.a '•.o_•.a 1.". ' . _c• _ _ .rte �..' ;1 �,{ f For ten years- Pup -Clark-hag tried t!lere,.lv4cll silo nes;. joukiug foi_.tLu I �:,_ S -T I Require License To Export Live 'Poultry Under an order of the British Ministry of Agriculture and Fish- eries, which becomes effective .on February lb, 137, the landing in ..-. P 01. �' I o• '...Bread.? ' Watch I your Yeast. IRoyaJ protects you against home -baking failrirst PwEW! in SPOT LEO AGAIN♦ 1 SHOULD HAVE uSEV Rammmffm I 'Royal u nlU'lli s ull-strength ... ure! '. Each cake seals in an air -tight wrapper APPETIZIiIG bread muni be fine-tixtured.. .. sweet- :flavored—with no hint of sottr- t ness- or "yeasty" taste. - - I 'Your yeast is important. Royal is always dependable ... the only. !, dry yeast that comes sealed in air -tight wrappers. It's full strength ... free from'impunties. Seven out of 8 Canadian housewives today depend on Royal when they, bake 1 with a dry yeast. They know they can count on good results—even months after they buy Royal: It stays fresh: For 50 years,.. Royal has been the symbol of highest quality: Don't take chances. with inferior i yeasts. Always use Royals flet a package today. I Send for FREE booklet --To get uniform results in bread baking, it is irnportant to keep the sponge at an even temperature. The • Royal Yeast t Bake Book" .gives instructions for the pre of dough. Send coition forfree copy of the book, giving . , 23 tested recipes for ternptin� broads, coffee cakes, buns I and rolls. BUY MADE- ' IN -CANADA _ GOODS Standard Brands Ltd. Fraser Mp, do Liberty St.,' Tarsaw, Ont. Phase send. me, the fro♦ Royal - Yeast, Bake Bock. gains , Adifess Town 1 nant with his New York Blues. %lust l.awlins shook his uead. ." We went of the -baseball writers predict an- over to ti,e dugout and huultd'fw both other failure but Terry Burke of the the boy and the' bat. None of the Siar thinks they have a chance anhd men - rcnwinbel seeinz the _ kid affer a� Great Britain of lice poultl} and �thrau h Tony M1furallo, who• has a Dir6' '',ve1't to ba.t." �'CZ $;rj��J� hatching eggs from all countries, restaurant in the Broadwr.y d'strict "That's bad." : s != 1 , excepting Ivtorthein Ireland, the and is associated with bookmaker ;I'll $ee if we can locate the Uoy Channel Islands, and the -Isle' of and gamblers, 'he bets $1 on them througl Pietro," Rawlins suggested ; til �� 3Ian, is prohibited, unless the ex- 'at 200 lu 1. The opening game is a . and began searching in his pockets A porter has a license issued by the pitchers' battle. Whitpur. the Phila• for a notebook. � 13JE-FI'E9 British. Ministry. delphia star . twirler, is jealous of 1< e sa that•thke funny. little, hunchback ` _The order prohibits -.the importa-' Larry Doyle, the Blues rookie short- you've always had " And -then as he - gays �aMai Ofewa'tf— tion into Great Britain -of domes- stop, because of Pop Clark's pretty gaited for Rawlin.3, "Where is Pie- 11secep HEATiN6 EXPERT - - tic fowls, turkeys, geese, two-day daughter Frances. He tries to in- tro?" old chicks. of domestic fowls and timidate Lary with a bean ball and "That's what i am looking for," Last winter was one of the eggs of domestic fowls intended or when'he thrnw•a a second one at Lar- Rawline said impatiently. "He has most severe ever known, hatching. All shipments affected -by -ry's head Doyle knocks Aim down an- uncle over on Jerome avenue and Weeks of iub•zero weather -" the order must also be accompanied, with a , right to the chin.' Larry is 1. was supposed td go over There to- tested fuels to the utmost by a certificate issued by a veferinr put out of the game. Later Whit- •iipht and have a real Italian supper. I "' f«utd °'any wanting, , ary employed by the national gov- per hits a home run with a man on. had th,, address somewhere: ta Yes, Here 'One fuel me througli that ernment o the exporting country;' base'but as:Whitper is -nearing the it is." Tie handed it -to Kelly: - -- testing triumphantly; That <, stating that the birds, -and in the home plate, he drops dead, shot Kelly called information and asked t''a' D. L st W. Scrantotfti case of hatchingeggs, the birds, that Anthracite which is trade. gg through the heart The Blues win if C -ere was, a telephone under that; marked-dolourted blue to laid the eggs are free from -the seY and it is generally believed that name at that address. IIe waited for protect you against mixing " oral diseases specified in the order W'hitper was killed to allow them' to f v seconds: - or substitution. The 'blue• and have been free from the diseases win. Detective Kelly suspects Larry "Hello," he said. "I avant to talk coal' dealer will Neil you for at least six months prior to the \ more about. this t fueL -aa because he will• not account foe his to Pietro. "What? !`o no. I want Orderatnatoday.� ' date of shipment and that all the- time atter leaving the diamond. to talk to- Pietro'. Where is he?'r other several requirements -of the order have been met. _ There was r lung 'wait during which This order will.: not affeet Can- 'Rawlins called one of his men and time Belly, made impatient faces in- ada very seriously. as shipments of gave, instructions to see that Kelly's 0 the transfitter. "No; no," Kelly_ I ice, poultry or hatching, eggs made orders were carried out. said "I'm at the .fall park = and Pie -- the. Dominion to Great Brit- t.ro is not here: ' I thought. he was 71r '.11 _it had anythin,; to. do with: Tiats� aiin are very small. In 135 only 24 and balls,'wouldn" all the other men sick." - Another wait and then -Kelly live birds were exported and in 133 I be affected too?" Terry asked. , bung up in di -;gust. Kelly considered a 1Yloment.:'Thei hat was the kid's uncle. He'says the number was 33. These shipments"That is not sick; that be is over' ,s something to 'fat you say, young ' were for breeding purposes, and -no *ere." - hatchink eggs were shipped: fellow, al that; bu[ i can't take any chances." But hi wasn t here. It was a Further information concerning4 - strange boy who came with this note," this order -can be obtained from the I - It could be something to do with Rawlins insisted. - - Veterina ' Director General. Do- bat.:. though I don't see how or why," s s rY "It's getting worse and worse." Kel- minion, Department' of Agriculture,, Ra-trliils• said. "Birkin had a favorite bat an A. rarefy naso any other.- Right k' complained: "Now, -what does. this Ottawa. _ after he was -pulled ut of the game, - boy business then?" He thought 1' Doyle wandered all the way over to for - moment and then turned to Ter- to our dugout and sort of -looked around. ry; ."Go back ill your notes and read Exports of Grain ."I.Ahought that wasn't allowed," that sectlon•just after Doyle was--tak: :Carling With Kettles Kelly said. en'out. of. the Set New Record -.•,t isn't. Ilei ►vas sort of absent- Tearp read: "Doyle, looking sour,. Writes the Toronto Globe and ---- minded and went back when one of was nulled from the game and ambled Mail. — It is inteYesting_io non -cur. - niy men Gi:yed him. I don't; know ound wandering' over'toward the Iers that. iron stones are used Pretty Argentine Government R-ve;ls ' Butchers' dugout, -topping at the what he wanted over there unless it generally in this country; almost al- . New Trade Levels • choler and then osei• to, the bat rack � - wasp do•a little snooping, Rawlings I together -in Quebec. They have been - suggested. before he finally settled down to watch - lhCk:\OS A1rJES.—Thea Government rhe ga,-'•e." , in use many pears. Iron 'is cheaper -It tnlghi be just that very thing:" ..I want Doyle inhere,'' Kelly sand and more `plentiful than granite. announced last week' grain, exports Kelly - grabbed at the Idea.. "I'd like There is a story that, when the fires during the week ended Thursday were to have that particular bat brought o the mat oil guard in the hall. "Aad Scots settled. r Canada e and that , they highest -in the . •intry's history, t up here." get me another .man' -at once," -..pv The total was"524,000 me, :c tons "I'll ga down myself," Ras,•lins ,of- There was a second policeman at was in. the long ago — they Hadn't - (about 19,000,000 -bushels)., ' The pre. fered.. - .. 'he ,loaf•• immediately,' curling- stone's of any kind.. But, as cions record was -In the piri'd Trani ''Jut a minute," Ke1tj said.' "I'll "Cs over to this address," Kelly or- with the establishment of St. An - June 12 to June 18, 1981,-wben 43.&;000 send a. man with you.." dered. ''It's a fruit and vegetable drew' and, Burns•soZieties, they we,e tore. Pietro, the' Cbicago bat boy, is determined to curl. Su kettles filte4l ' metric tons • (about, l 7 .00,000 bushels.) "I don't need a guard," Rawlins I with solid.) frozen w t were shipped. ..protested staying there and, is.supposed to have �. Y water were used "Na reflections,. sent"this note. Take it along. See if Which called 'for a good deal of (Trade circles said- the division ' oY Raw lies, Kelly- hasi''� the kid's handwriting and report the usual "Soop 'er up:" exhortation :ie expcirts between the various . .lies I tened .to say, "but murder, you know, o[ gran, not given in the official !Ig• is a peculiar thing.. �V6ile yon and 5'rk he -'e as soon as you can. I want from the skips. ures, was pproxima.te'ly: 2,695 0o I your team have everything to lose by 's• to find Pietro. I2 you can't .locate 7�► y the boy, see if his uncle knows any - bushels of wheat, .9,1'ir8,000 of cern, 136 other death, yet there could eeiaily � �� thing about the substitute Pietro 1,il.T,g00 of oats and :,093.000 of bar• tic other reasons. �Co have to protect- sent." ourselves.' fey)' _ Rat�fins a41nt out accompanied by a Doyle, dressed for ,the street. came ' policeman and was gone for so long' in and was clearly surprised. To show an Quedn a tdme that they all -become uneasy. y profit, the, (To be Continued.) Mary, trans=Atlantic'liner, must re- "Dirkin's favorite bat is not down Y :SOR TA R1MT there. aw:where," Rawlins Anally_re- turn 'nearly $0,000,000 annually. I P0rtk d, / ona 'Aral • tta book out nn' the diamondsP� 4# tao,' the Policeman Event on. `` -"It' must "be there!", Kelly 'was iii- s I r! -�.. OUT X: -But, it isn't: It's gone; ou Need • R'herc is you bat 'boy?" Kelly (1e-'77— man -_ - E L I manOnd o: Rawlins. ' "Our regular boy a'as• slck today.IftNCA PN 7S A Great Book "How to Be- Who was handli: g the bats, then?" Crt:.ah•s Aspirin" tablets in ;S tj come a Hockey Star" by T. P. I Iielty asked. blase of water. "Tommy'• Gorman,. manager ".� new boy. - Our .bat.boy.sent tis and coach of the Montreal t note saying he was sick and sent a "Maroons"", profusely illus- � friend to take his place," Rawlins ex- GREAT � ``\, -3.►, illus- trated and containing man M plainttl valuable tips on howgt`o Dlay j "Who -was the body today?" the game. also, "I don't know. I have Pietro's note AtiTOGRArtltn PtCTUME$ of in my. Pocket so-aeuhere. I'd tai- RECOMMENDS/:2' (mounted rdtorklramRnr) I -otten all about it." Rawlins dug into • his pocket until he produced a half- Gargle twiee. This eases soreness' Croup "1,,s l "Maronne" . stmast tastantly. Croup "L`s C'anAdtens i sheet of cheap paper. on which .was 20 OOO -or individual pirp2res of: scrawled 1110 message he had men- a .� Baldy Nartheott •. Pnul Hayngs siOried. UaveTr6ttier- 'm BA MEDICAL RtssRobinm _ Polo Kelly , '�.1nd' this lip«•'boy—,;•isn't lie down Earl Robinson Dace Ken - Bob Gracie 1 toy Wortero taus \larkcr Are" Bailey llnwic Nfore.ns Art Lraienr Johnny ""i frank Burke AT /� y YEAR R'itr. r darty Burko I t,tfttOM�T�QIs YEAR Geortco INantha Alexre�'inak ' T;.ko 2 "Aspirin"tablets with fall _ Jack NICGill Carl Coc9 • SEED 10OK- TJX ' s s slam of water. Stew EVans Boger Jenkins — _ ]IerbioCain .3lush March '.:' Every Gardener whe .As soon as f ou feel yrinrseli catching Your Choice of the `above a appreciates chi wls. told. follow this modern treatmm�t 'dom of burins seeds Your doctor, we know, «•ill enelor�e For a label from a tin of with a repvtatlon it. This medicinal rarglc.,.cill provide "CROWN BRAND" or "LILY should send at once almost instant re ief from rawness -WHITE" Corn Syiup.—Write for a free copy of and soroncss. The "Aspirin" you. on the back your name and Ryden' mY.,S t take internally will- net to combat address and the words "Hoc- Coronation YwSeed secE TALLER! INCHES, fcaer.-cold earns and the cold itself. keyBook"orthenameof the tieaurrullrnloured Put You Miles Ahead -�` • "Aspirin tablets: are made in picturey0u want (cine book or plain, uaiQue novel- { Increased my own neige t s I Canada by the Bayer Company, Lirzz- picture for each label). No an,ram lmrravouNtea to a' 3'i" ited, of M indsor, cash is required. Mail the k F oss system sever Naos * untario: -label to th* address below. . Full details 12c .stamp or Complete System 319, mailed prkately inJ l"-? EDWARDSrBURG - I s J plain cover. Demand ,r CRD1A�1�! BRAND j M. ROSS, UGH, Specialist, �f _ • t SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND - and Get - CORN ' CORN srsrup _ _ , •R'rlte r��r your copy now to Dept., THE FAMOUS ENERGY- FOOD NP 1 P.Q Box 2454. Montreal. *t'37. .y A S P ' R Orders for seeds mat be vent 41Z, to 14sue No. 8 r3 / The CANADA STARCH COMPANY Limited Ryder F Son (9M) Ltd..S"d Speatalisu; •• TOROI N NTO Ts St. Albaat, Inslwad. O_= *MADE -MARK Rau• ,A -'1 L. 1- 7 4a. Snork from f"40 propeq 0 0 0 0 11 Is -9 10 4 Crown Pring Shows Goering Isle of Capri Newsprint Takes forest Wealth Ilk At Great Rate CANADA for thoughtless drivers. 4y'l Charles Vining Asserts Industry As the traffic light turned on a busy- Not Obtaining Adequate Return corner, a frail old woman started to Income of Farmei3 cross the street with a crowd. A big TORONTO—The newsprint Indus- -An Item In the New York Times, car brusquely nosed its way aroutir- try is using up Canada's wealth of,. telb of tne income-txx-recertyed-trom- - tNe —corner.--WhI16--others scatterer: i forests "at a prodigious rate" and get - small French farmers. "The French out of the way, the old woman stoo(, ting little for it beyond wages for the peasant, as a rule, keeps no books." industry's still, seemed incapable of movement. industi workers, Charles Vining, .0 Comments the article. That makes Just as the car seemed about to hit the news all the more Interesting, for president of the -Newsprint Associa- her, a silk -hatted man, with a cane, tion of Canada, told the Canadian Club here recently. the government has to rely mainly on limped quickly to her side and awl rif the word of the' taxpayer. "One her out of harm's way. At the sarn':2 "We are consuming our forests at w� French farmer confessed last year to moment there waa a sharp report, anc; a prodi,tous rate," said Mr. Vining. a profit of $17.000 on the year's farm. the tire of the car went flat. 'X "A single "Sunday Issue of the New Ing." Others acknowledge making as Talking to a - nearby policeman, a York Times means some 225 acres of high as $10.000 a year, few miputes later, a reporter learned our forest. The tabloid New York The majority, however, report pro - that a similar Incident had beye been hmorning, and that ap- News, with its huge -,circulation, to pening nearly fits ranging all the way from $100 to using 60 square miles a year. The every $1,000 athe silk -hatted man : year. anything above the let in each of them.Canadian mills, during the fast five ter figure being exceptional. Expert- ' years of selling newsprint at a lose, too( enoe of farmers in this province would Following up the story, -the reporter have consumed at least 4,000 square appear to be much like their cousins' learned that the man was a former 7' In France, anything above a $1.000 a milets of forest, equivalent to a strip diplomat. whose toot had bee crughp4i 19 miles wide�l �grom tom least ac - year being exceptional by an automobile; and that It was not real to Toronto, cording to Income tax returns.—Ed- a cane he carried, but a sword stick. mouton Journal Lack MinimumReturn The forgotten pedestrian, who has "'If we sold our gold as we have. to keep out of the way of Imperious been selling our forests, one can al-: Sign It Clearly drivers, should be glad to know he has most say, that we would mine the: gold, pay the miners and then give the Next to an anonymous letter In our an avenger.—Guelph'Mercury.' gold away," said Mr. Vining as hel. by communications bear tng 'signatures "SiIIY" Is Banned quoted figures to show that news - morning mail, 'we are most annoyed which no one could read ... It Is customary' for - the average But it seems rather a pity, never print companies were not securing v minimum economic return." theless that Mr. Speaker should have stenographer In a business office to -print Industry w -s ruled "stily" out of order. The .men The new_ In 1936 Type the name. of'the Big Boss below ttles and, the dignities for ever. of 'had an all-time. hi7,h in tonnage pro - •his scrawl. which is very helpful to course—but really,, the House of Com. General Hermann Goering, sans one of his fancy uniforms, and duction, but an all-time low in, prim," the nuzzled reader Sometimes one moos ought to be of sterner stuff than Crown Prince Humberto -of Italy stroll on the sands of the Isle of" Mr. Vining said. "Last month's re - mar guess at the ,name by checking to Jibe at a little plain. speaking In Capri during the Nazi leader's recent visit to Italy. turns of shipments show a gain oyer J. over the officers designated on the debate. Better, surely, that men's ar- last January of 25 per cent., and It letterhead. Too often the reader is gumects should be called silly than seems safe to predict •that 1937 means left wholly in the dark. that the the I should .he eshlb- a new high record to tonnage product- l�h of coarte y "s tion. although this *rate of gain Is e v "e It is certainly a breach y to on 'the part of any letter writer. to :0 sigh of the n ' u. higher than will- be maintained for the scrawl his own name that it is illeg. Mr. Blackmore says he will not.' Vo w7n" Ends. full year. ited by as sissies in the 'ible to the recipient of the communi• t use 44-Day"'Sit "In dollars the 1937 performance, is catlom� It those who write letters are the word again. .'Ali, right, Mr. abstrd . ly sad, Overseas prices 'are lacapAble of writing their names clear. Speaker." be said. ' "I have several • others just as good." But he Is boast. qubstant-fally Improved. but In the ly, they should at least be eonsider- tag'. of course. There ��gaining- Begins- Tues. North American. continent. which -ate enough to'have it tgpewrlt'- i �r to no better word for silliness than "silly." That consumes 80 per cent. of production, Orinted in block .letters.—Cornwall Standard -Free bolder. is the trouble about censoring the apt the 1937 contract price is up only ward.—Vancouver Province. 1,300- Strikers -Quit General months John L Lewis's union—the $1-50, nearly $4 a ton.lower than the' United Automobile Workers — will 192G price. It is po advance at all' A Wow= 'of Eighty Motors Plants After PaCt have sole bargaining rights In twenty because of rising production costs." blen Caney Losers S plants where strikes occurred: Mr. Vining said the newsprint In - She Is a woman of eighty. In her A survey of department stores. igned — Sympathizers rrodi In re - 7 younger days she played the Piano busee, trams and street care baa de. Shout Themselves Hoarse. turn, It will remove . all'' sit-down dustry "to our largest single Indus - Well enough to give lessons to others. monstrated that "men lose more ar• strikers, and allow General Motors 'to trial Investment with the exception of, Todar she in still giving lessons, not ticles than men. ' As a matter of fact FLINT. MICH.—Three General . X resume the production of automobiles investment in Hydro-EIectric power, 0 - because she is required to by need of I the male of the species also mislays, tors plants as qooa a$ possible. and accounts for at least two-fifths imoney to suistain her: tar. from Ite-for held by approximatel� . of Canada's total power development many things. but lie knows enough to 1,300 rit-downers were returned Shutdown Believed *Avoided the reason Ili. she 'is helping - others do that in the home, and then have colnbaz�y police ' to There are single mills which use more Who have --not the means to 'pay for as workers,quit them' OSHAWA,.—,News of the signing of electrical energy each year than . Is every one, olse in the household hunt on the urging of United Automobile the agreement kletween General Y-3- used tattlen. Two little girls daughters for them..�Brantford Expositor.' Workers or A' tors and the strike ormization Lit the to light the cities of Toronto and America officials. at a neighbor, were eager to' tnow I Montreal combined." -how to play the piano, but the depres- Last barrier to ,the resumption of United States, was received wftb de- ftnefit to Canada sion had left their parints with -little THE EMPIRE negotiations to end the - General Mo- light at Oshawa and, according to The Industry brought to Canada be - Harry J, Carmichael. Vice -President 'better than sufficient to pay for the tore strike. was broken down when Big Ben *and General Manager -of General Mo- strikprs. in quick succession. marched tureen 1930 and 1935 in spite of its - :necessities of Iffe, and piano lessons The most familiar voice In the out of Fisher Body Corporation Plants tors of Canada, probably means that disrupted condition, $543,'110.000 from were-out'of range, So the neighbor world today'Is that of no mortal ora• foreign sources, compared with $V5, - of eighty' years comes idto the plc- tor, ,whether king, peer, or commoner. I and 2 and Chevrolet No! 4. the Canadian plant will avoid a shut.' 000.000 of gold production and $130 - Several thousand sympathizers who down. He believes. -that the flow of P tam She brings the little girls to but of a robot dictator. The deep- material can be resumed before p . res- 000,000 of nickel exports. :4ewsprint marched two miles from the main Income, Is spent in Canada, for nearly beir home and give them lessons regu- chested tones' of Big Ben. thanks to Fisher' plant to th6,two located in the all materials of newsprint production ant supplies here are exhaustd.' larty, with the result that the gift to the B.B.C., reverberate daily through zone guarded' by State militia, found, Play the piano is not to Je lost to The length and breadth of the globe. the National Guardsmen had been Lre- jD are of f Canadian origin." he said. ..these cbLldren of the depression' years. Loondoners' accept those brazen ac- called from patrol Mo- Probation Study Lethbridge Herald. I duty a few Lem cents as a matter of course. th6ugh ments befoi-e. Ottawa Increases many of them have paid their pence AM, International Preslr Help Crime Flome�r Mal Still To Come to- gaze through the teleqope by dent of U.A.W.A., drove from Detroit Publicity Pr 0gram There Is food for Ltil*rghT;a t 1, the Boadicea's chariot on Westminster with members of ]its "Board of St CLEVELAND. Por'30 -years perfectly accurate contention of a bridge, and watched Big Ben't giant egy"to lead the evacuations. Mrs. Antoinette Callaghan has shat- OTTAWA. Advertisingand writer in the Philadelphia Mesqenger paws visibly counting off eternity on Whistles blew, horns were s"o-tiudeded the problems of Clevelanders in publicity will play -L larger part in that the world has yet to see either his colossal dial, But, as the B.B.C.'s strilcers, and rYmpathizers shouted I trouble.' Believing, she h&% served the .government's program during a Christian country or a Christian oversee- correspondence testifies, to tli&M longer as a probation 'officer than the -next fiscal year, -according to selves hoarse. city. , A Christian city, be says, would kinsmen. in -distant corners of the Em Begin Bargaining Tuesday any 'other woman in the United *estimates tabled in the' House' of be •-a cf4v without slums, without jails. pire the star performer on the -ether I)ETROIT.—=General Motors Corpor' States; she declares increased pro- Commons recently-.-. without' poverty, without unemploy- N Big Ben. ation and the United Automobile bation work yould help bring a.so. For advertising and publicity in ' ment,_ without injustice, banjustl6c, without 0 may claim, to be Workers have signed -a thre46:pag6 lotion to -the problem of prison con- the Unifted Kingdom and Europetbe drunkenness, without vice, without "Town and all that ever werittwith peace treaty under' which -they will gestion. vote is increases. from $250060 to even SS for begin 'bargaining Tuesday on wages. ;jealousy, without hatred, without bit Ing dre " but Big Ben, Mrs. Callaghan forsees a court $350,000 while the trade and com- -,terneem. ' A"Christian country, the- dusky foreloopers of the Empire, is JiQurs and working condition;. system under which every person merce vote for publicity in Canada acme writer holds, would be a country London's roar personified. His voice Just before the formal lending of the convicted of a crime will receive the and abroad is $65000. an- in 'without guns, without luxury for the is that of the Empire's muezzin, daily crease across the country, General 'Ifew and hunker for the many, without summoning the Motors study of a probation iflicer before. of. $10,900. The vote of t Year scattered kinsmen to billion -dollar corporation's plant sentence is passed. for the Canadian. Travel `-reau bribery, without graft, withotit oppres. thoughts and, memo . ries of the Old ��'Wlon.--Brockville Recorder and Times. Country.—London cot. Ottawa acros ' .the country; General' Motors "By proper probation work in po- was left unchanged at S250.,, Jour- granted a voluntary wage increase. lice court we,can prevent the break- hal. - All workers will receive a raise of five ing up of a- home. By keeping, the Silk un'derw'ear is now compulsory Carries a Moral cents an A story in the New Yc hour, )rk �inlec; effective Feb. 15. home together we reduce delin- for both sexes in Germany; this merw t6 carry a moral of sonic c kind On the Issues raised by the strike quency and keep the children out of aims at releasing the imported. cot. C.74 there was a compromise. For six -juvenile court." she said. ton for other purposes. ........... • !k 7: 0 Z, ULr Reilly L44 Co. C. -.0-y pr'lghted 1932. "Now," said, Tiktok to h ;:It took om: friends sonte time istson' That's a trick of the Princess .."Gracious," said -Dorothy. "w . hat reach the entrance to the' palace er, when Dorothy had read the sign Langwidere to prevent people an- can he have meant- by that?" But grounds, and this, Dorothy and Bil- aloud, "you must show us the way -noying her said the Wheeler as. he before any one could reply to this lina spent in admiring the preity to the left wffij." "Ver well. :'led the party around to the e other question, the door in f' rent of them -things. they saw ' on every, side. ,agreed the 'Wheeler, who seemed door. . Tiktok pressed the bell and was opened and they were greeted Finally, however they reached the anxious to get away. "It is around ' the Wheeler said: "Please, may I go by a pretty little maid who bowed palace gates and started up the path here at the right." "How can the A0w?'9 "What's your hurry?" ask_ respectfully and asked- "What do towards the palace itself, - Tiktok left wing be at the right?" asked `64 Tiktok, ringing the bell for the ,you wish, good people?'; "Are you still keeping tight hold of the cap- Dorothy, who feared -the Wheeler - second 'time. "Youll find out," was the Princess Langwidere?" Dorothy Itured -Wheeler. Together they 'was fooling them. ',Because then y D)OUnted the steps and came to in the creature's reply. -"If the Prin- asked. "No, Miss, lam her ser, were three wings," replied their em Langwidere is angry.", Then �vant," was the reply. "May I see abrupt halt before the large front guide, "and two of them were torn 116 wrenched himself from tiktok's the Princess, please?" "Step in ti door Which,was tacked an enor- flown, so 60 0 84 00 right gIs the grasp and in a flash was whirling mous 84&upon and take a seat in the drawing -room, rapidly away. please. Taid ^ ♦ .. ..r. t s 31*8 I4d ltnttg lyre _ CT.T4 ,'T S'�- _At J... 'C�G'T.aS i.. "' ), ...1�. l -'Saw:"e. '�.-� .i.^ :� :did: nJw. f i'. ' a.• .er L - A".: •J•!'I' 1�.: l••: u'�IN =:and WAWANESA IN$. C& ?:--6 ft. Deering B]ndesa : . Cbeao Bates for Fars sari Comwe T, 2---60 cycle electric motors 1-4 h. p. �O ` F Wbulstors Imarance on. SWAM Cockshutt Pulper Windmills. Bike etc. .r ,Automobile Insaraaes se : '• Cotkehutt Tiller, 4 ft 5 cut All Hiada New oil bath„ Gear shift, steel need - 1 or PhoeeBOWMAN drills. Ask for particularsWrke & RO WB 4:c h ezJi rbc? etiuo . Torar i #L4i par yea:; $1.60 paid in advaoa f BnbscripOor to the United stat" and Gt. 111rhaia $1.00 in advame. JOHN MURKAR. Proprietor, NOTE* AND CONURNTIL The 117,000 employees of the 'two Caaiadiaii Railways are busy' 1 -'these days recording their votes on P the question as to whether there Will be a strike or not. The employ- ees are quite convinced that there will be no strike, as they believe _ that the railways will give in to the denumde of the men, that is the ..refund of the ten per cent cut in c `''the salaried, that was made several yeara ago. The railways hestitate about increasing their pay roll as the railways are operating at a ` lose no►w. The employees feel that 'their demands are just, as the coot of living has risen and the employ- ees of the United States are rec- eiving 17 per cent higher wages V=. those of Canada. A strike at 'the present time, . when passenger `traffic will become greater with the ` !. • eumrner business, and the pwsibil- a Sty Js that the loss from a strike would be greater than what the in- -9 crease in wages would be, and th . -'they could not well afford to let a strilde take place. A strike would also -!be. a great loss to the country as it would 'so disrupt business )f 811 kinds. It is hoped that the trtr, - { ble will be settled without a strike 4 ,in a manner satisfactory to all. [t The United States has, just been passing through one of the, worst, if not the worst disaster in its. his - 'tory, when -the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and their numerous. triiiutar- ;les have flooded to an extent nev- �er before. known. As a result many sof 'their largest cities, towns and -villages have been almost entirely covered by the raging floods, caus- ing damage- to the extent, it -is es - thnated, , at half a billion dollars. :and causing the death, ii is 'estim- _. ,acted at several hundred up to tm resent and also causing much ill- 'Ims including typhoid fever and pneurnonir. Sucli disasters an this 'were unWow-n years ago, and natur- ally it causes one to wonder what n 'the cause is. One cause, . which is 'most frequently given, is the dos- °truction of our forests, It ha, 'been pointed out- that the northern .lpart of Africa- is norm a desert, due -to the destruction of their forest., When land has become cleared of .its forests, and 'the land levelled =from cultivation, the water runs -off quickly and floods the streams '.-"but in forest Iands the many dep- : ,resslons and the large amount of dead, leaves acts 'as a sponge and - holds the water' for a long lime, and thus tube; a long time to reach "the strearas. When this country was rex and covered with .a dense for- �est, ,fioydz' were practically unknown but the strew' as never went dry as the water moved so sloAly. towards the creeks and rivers ansa they nev. i -er had a chance to go dry as they. do today. .. Dunbarton The Senior room was closed on Wnday•ou account of the flu. We are soriy to hear'that Mrs. J. Toms is sick again, ... hire. bleigianuune is visiting her .,lister in VN oodstmic. Bliss Evelyn :'ronin visited' at her - borne here last. week. .Mrs. Irving Vl lute is spending a, tow days in. the • city. Mrs. Burgess visited ih the city over the week -end Miss Evelyn Annis spent the a+veek-end with her parents, Bud Connor, we are sorry to say, 11)as been confined to bed with the tlu. Mrs: Ivan Annis, of Highland Creek visited with her moibe over the week -end. Misses Florence' Anderson and Norma Pinley celebrated their birth- days in the city on Saturday. - Miss Knowles and Billy. Knight spent the week -end with their sister and aunt, Mrs. McChesney and fam- Miss Marie Morrish gave a Val entine Party on Saturday to a num. ber of her friends. Mrs. McChesney, Missionary Supt. o! the Sunday School gave an int- eresting talk to the Sunday School scholars on Sunday morning. Birthdays come bout once a year sand witk this in mind, Misses Flor- once Anderson and Norma Pimbley celebrated their birthdays with a wer yjovial time in the city last .reef -end. The flu seems to be taking quid a fancy to the people of Dunimarton. R. D. Buchanan is the latest victim of the sick bed. We all hope they will be able to resume their normal duties shortly. --Keep this date open---Wednes day, February 24th. The Four - Square Group of Dunbartoo W. A. are sponsoring the play "Girl Shy'' by the Puckering Young People, at Dunbarton, also other entertainers. Coarse and Join with us in an even- ing of good, clean fun, Adults, 25; children 15 cents. Everybody wel- The Y. P. S. will hold their next meeting on Monday, ''Feb. 22nd, at 8 p. m. Misses Florence Anderson, Literary convener and Ella Anna,,, Social convener, will have charge of the -events of the ' evening. Young People, the attendance is slipping away behind again. Wewould like very much to see a full house again at the next meeting: Brock Road Congratulations to Mr. Lorne White on the purchase of a car. Mrs. Hetu, of Brock Road -Store -and Mr. A. H. Rowe, motored to Streetsville on Sunday last visiting friends there'- Miss Anna Percy dnd brother Dean, of Markham, are spending a few days With Arthur and Kellie Percy. Last Reek the• Brock Road School team • defeated Claremont school team by a score of 7-1. This was the way Claremont "straightened out" the defeat of 3-2 on the Sat- urday previous to this. However the boys had a lot of fun and that's the main thing. -As yet. Brock Rd. have been undefeated this year, al- though they expect a .tough game with Whitevale on Tuesday which may upset their pro¢rwrs. (..Clare- wont fans, take note'. E(l.) "Attorney. For the Defence". Pick- ering. Friday, Feb. 26th. ,SEALED TENDERS will be received for the purchase `of the farm of 52 acres, on Lot 28, Con. B. F., by the. undersigned Ad• ministratrix ' of the Estate of the late John -Parker, up to and on the 15th day of March 1987: On the land. is a - small house, also a barn, good well and running stream. - ,GALE 1t2016TSIL WEDNESDAY, FEB, 24th—,Auction sale of furniture, kitchen uten- sils, piano, garden tools .etc, the property of S. W. Davis, in the Village of Pickering. Sale at one o'clock. Terms cash. No reserve. See bills. Fred Postill, auctioneer. FRIDAY, FEB. 19 —Auction sale of 25 fresh oows and springers, the property of A. C. Diamond, at lot 24, eon. 3. Pickering, 1 1-4 miles west of Brock Road school,' comprising Holsteins, Durham's and Jerseys, all Federally tested. -All fresh or close springers. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. Terms Cash. Wm. Maw, auctioneer. Barclay -Transport " :.1�7 Ennuis between Claremont, Brougham Greenwood, Whitevale and Toronto My drivers are trained to be casofd li courteous and reliable. Special Rata on Long Distance hauling. .No order too small, None too larga , All shipments insured and protected l from the weather Tel. Clare. 311 — -P. C. V Class, B. and C. Owned and operated by- Frank tFrank S. Barclev In simple but rich de- sign we can furnish memorials that will please from every standpoint. In dignity of appearance our work will stand out " through the ages. Mrs. Jean White, Na Greater Tribute R. R. 2, Pickering, Ont. _ N. W. STAFFORD Highway Monumental Farm .r Machinery 31*8 I4d ltnttg lyre _ Frost U Wood' Cocksbutt,• J. L r Cast, De Laval =:and WAWANESA IN$. C& ?:--6 ft. Deering B]ndesa : . Cbeao Bates for Fars sari Comwe T, 2---60 cycle electric motors 1-4 h. p. �O ` 8 in. Fleury grinder Wbulstors Imarance on. SWAM Cockshutt Pulper Windmills. Bike etc. No 12 De Laval Separator ,Automobile Insaraaes se : '• Cotkehutt Tiller, 4 ft 5 cut All Hiada New oil bath„ Gear shift, steel need - 1 or PhoeeBOWMAN drills. Ask for particularsWrke & RO WB W. F. DISNEY, Greenwood Psoas Picx 2314 41tt WHITBY oNT L. IE; O'Nd'/LL Law Motor Scales FUNERAL. DM8,OTOR AND, Chrysler- Plymouth EMBALMER.Dealer Successor to W. J. loather, 8touSrifle GOOD USED CARS Night and Day Service- GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES Business Phones Residence Phone 9001 GENERAL BLACKSMITHING _ SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS BROCK Give us a trial on a New or a Used Car 24 Hours Towing Service THEATRE Gordon J. Law , •• ••,`' WHSTSY Phone 2908 PIVKERING, ONTARIO Friday and Saturday February 19 and -20 Two Shows, at 7 and 9 $,iturday :llatinem at 1.30 Sgt. Evening 3huw starts at 6.30 .The -Dionne : Quintuplets "REUNION" _ - With JEAN HERSHOLT ROCHt✓LLS HUDSON- HELE.Y YIN80N 3LIlil SUMMERVILLE Hondary, Tateaday and Wedn'eday February 22, 28 and 24 _., First Show at 7 Last Complete Show at 8.20 "Lady, Be Careful" With Imp The . Best that sciehw and artistry can give. = Examination +.}- Service + Quality = Setisfaelieft C. H. Tuoh, OVL 9sifswe- i�sas ..Harry Hull Builder and ' Contrao for y Brlotiwork and Stonework A..8peoialty _ .... Arehitect's &r'v'ice �epovef THE CROWN INNS- Roseback Rd. and Kingston Rd. 4-28 Phone Fisk 6K With Thousands Works - A *1'� �� to Ph. 462 Whitby Ont. �.MaRY .OARLISLIBLE YOU Sybilla SPAHR'S remedy, has a de- Kingston Road West Also finite, preference, when the@t colds, cough, catarrh, ytonsil and throat - "Secret Agent" fri'e do Building of all kiridb troubles arise. It`s surer, safer and � i ' I with th _ G,does thejob. Wont YO: -try -it too' CARPE\TERI\ Jones' DrugStore Pickering CEaE� TEtii. UADELltiE CARROLL ?LU, MBING PETER LQRRE Don't miss seeing the interesting, mys-1 JOHN GFELGUD and - L RUBERT Yr{;)\U RUOFI\G _!tory clay Of, the season' - We a so deli Brantford RuoBng $10.00 REWARD Htst�risls, Ernpiee Bathroom , Egmpwent, Duro Nater Systems, Beatty for any corn or callous which can - Stable Equipment ...-ATTORNEY not -be ra'moved by the' new scient- an other Building Material ific LLOYD'S THYMOLATED CORN E,tiwates Free SALVE. This new salve •de-sentsit, i izes corns and callouses with the 1 Work Guaranteed first application: Call your druggist F J - pROSR bo -da) and order'a jar of the WON- • F.OR THE DERFUL SALVE, 40 cents. Lloyd Phone 11302' ENCEChemical Laboratories. For sale at '-► E, C. Jones Picbering, Ont. PICKERING. o�TTARI Phone 600 for High -Class Provisions at YOU, WON'T. FIGURE IT OUT TILL YOU GET HOME. SEE IT1 TI3T REQ &=d t"97=TX1=:E "•`By the cast playing "Dust of the Earth" at ST. ANDREWS HALL, PICHERING, FRIDAY, FEB. 26th, .Admission, 05 slid 15 cents. R. & w. Coffee Fuller's Amber •, . 2 lb, tin .22c. Honey, ' S lbs. 39c. ; AR 311 E R S' GO Aunt Dinah Pan- Heinz Soups You can get Top Price for cake Flour ;18c• Asst., 2 tins Z?c. Choice 'Veal Calves" Ri ht Weston's Wafer avel Water. a g 2 pkgs., -for".,,25c.2 bottles. for 13c. ' . • at Home. Ro al Pasty Fou Brokela Sodas • We have a :Buyer at the.' y y 24 lbs. 85c.2 lbs. for 19c. t: Farm--- Monday, Tuesday & Cooking FigsFig Bar Biscuits `Wednesday, each week, and 2 lbs. for 19c. Per lb. -15c. Pay Toronf o'- Prices. Sweet and Juicy Lettuce and Celery I.I-AiITED Telephone Mr. Pieke-iris sloe Lows* T est doz., 3 5c. E ach 1 Oc. ,8007H cl MURISON -1" PRONN no _ _ &-ma o --re sYw+ - Jf 1 �•Mi A'S,JnO'�,i�.1!. T'� �+-_!_ � �,' G •�C"� '9•P' S,-n'rc,s.f�_...:.'� c JY},YF ,.. a».•di .-.`.• .'f CF-.^ :.,. "9:i M.i"' t, RVC• •: _ p. y'- K.. �'' •h -Dc. Y. 5:.>`�" '' f "•5 .., .. .. ._. ,?. f, .A .•.fir - - ,..� J S -f � -:�� ^k `i 4^�Lc;�� ','� ..1. One " . and Mrs. Croft are to movs to Greenwoal The Economy Store RADIO SERVIC w'rTtNTtoN• E F London Ont, shortly. _ • --.. Mr. Chas Dertvsha is confined tq The Greealwnod Gleaners Bilbie :Specials for -, Fully Equipped for Gasraatsed Work GENERAL REPALR . WORJ _ _-hie bed suffering from a heart off- C� held their meeting on Monday St L I•r Fab. 18-20 - liotian. night at the home of Mrs. N. Bie. �. y -; --ReasonablssCharge We are prepared to re can • _ Mrs. Emerson Mr. and Mrs G. Pugh called on M iagtosl,' has been visiting -with Mrs. Saturday on Mr. • Mark and famile� Powder .28 ?sues and Batteries on Sand LrII0k8, tractors aid ailrfarim 9• Campbells Pork &Beane .10 PAUL WILSON - BALSAM t3iSOblIIery. wheels rebuilt >st�d ,'.:D pugs rs. and Mrs. d Mr.. Or;nerod and Krem,o Coffees lb. .20 r Mrs, H. G. McIntyreme• Brandon and Mr.. Wan. Owner- - Phone Clare. 518 tr1le•Bettin wood -work 81IIdt' '' type a number of Christie's Sultanas, lb. ,lg g, ladies on Wednesday afternoon of Oct of Cresswell, called on Sunday Christie's Salted Sodas ,34 wood turning of all kinds. last .week. on friends here. Honey Clover, 5 lb. L • Sorry to know Mrs. Fleming is Chtic- Fu .6^. This Year Place your order now for Fudge blocks, il,. .22 wood -working and turning. not improving in health very rapid- All Licorice Mixture, lb. .25 RE -TIRE 8 ly, Madeline Javel Water, gal jar ....35 Phone or Oall. Our High School boys play the Pure Lard lb. , Broo$lin boys at hockey on Wednes- Beauty ®nttetsnding value .17 with Firestone R0�'E �. -day of this week-..' Brock Road Storeand Blacksmith Sisopr Mr. Earl Cook has secured a pos- Salon! le 1-2 oz. tin .07 Complete Stock (Successor to W. H. Jackson) ition with a printing house in Tor- Aylmer Veg. dt Tom. Soups Phhoe Pick 2729 1-� ,. onto, We wish hizn success. HAIR OUTTING, A. Ca BROOKS of Tires, Tubes & Rev. J. E, Glover gad Yr. David 9HAMPOOINN, CASH GROCER Repairing Material LAND SU&VRYOR • Gregg off attthedUniteded eC�bar�eshb. FINGERING CASH 3701 C;,srern,)nt rmeeti Phone . Oshawa on Thursday last. vip ialme- Hot OU Treatment F J. DONEVAN B. ' j A., B. Sd., Q The Mares Bade Club A LF'S PLACE L. S. On file are the •records of sww and Permanent Wave _ ; ,. Your veyors . Gibsox and Yarnold, ti►eze the guests at the local Club Reasonable Prins; '`' -!fin 'Tuesday evening in a friendly' sires �� CLAREM02 T, O�iT. �g East, Oshawa. pb as Ups 'MRS. M. MUNDELL r Eyes czar.. _ lg 4. contest Pbone 190ti OLAREMONT ' W111 the person who borrowed the x _ 'book, "Scottish Humour" from Mr. �`' is And - Thos. Gregg, . Please return same to E y _ - him Radio p ,% Vteswn gal Mrs. Cooke. wh• received serious S \j r Y I J, e i \ injuries is a fall on their basement• step recently, is not recovering as Expert service and re- - Ey lie Kinq's utg�way well as her friends would like.. SAFE DIRECT • ECONOMICAL pairs to all makes. Rede C. H. Tuck, Opt. Eyesight Specialist CHANGE OF TIME TABLE Dur. T. Paterson is o ~-scrim of ra-r Disney Building, Effeetive Sunda Sept. 27th, 1936 !saris at resent onable charges. y g. roup. P. U.) pleurisy P ,but we hone $ Work _ Oshawa,. Ont. Phone 1516 LEAVE PICHERING for an early recovery and return to guaranteed _ For Toronto -duty. _ For Oshawa Messrs D. A. Pugh and «m. ARTHUR F IE L,D Accounts of, adhesive senses , anc an Intermediate Points sand intermediate points Birketx are in liinmotmt at present, their uses has brought certain enq A. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. P• M. looking after the ice harvest for Graduate Radia and Television Institute uiries for information, so we con- a 7.09 c 12.54 6.54 'a 8.31 2.31 d 8.31 the creamery :Member Official Radio Service Men's j sidered it timely to repeat on our a 7.44 1.54 d 7.54 Association. - series of artistes entitled, "Conicat 9.38 c 3.32 9.31 ' Mrs: n ft sere n' is able to be •46 ;Phone •5201. PICKERING � Cornea." It ns -quite true that a 0.24 a 2.54 8.34 Eastern 11.01 4.31 d 10.31 - out again after;se�erai month's con- f 10.21 3.54 d 9.54 Standard P. M. -a 5:$1 11.31- - : finement to her home as a result of lens fully concave and thick at tho; 11.54 a 4.54 10.64 Time - I epi a:odid ,be impossible to use in d 5.54 b 11.44 12.31 6.31 A. M. •injuries sustained in a fall on the � � � Po ' c 1.32 7.81 ' 12.81 iCe• Farr's Elevator any of these eases. The protrusion a -Daily except . Slim. & Hol. b -Stan, ac Hol. only. Mr. and Mrs. Johns McLeIlan were of the conical part to, a point is so ~gat, CHOPPING MILL Y• d -Sat., Sue. .& Hol. only. visitors in town recently. Miss Mab- great that practically all of these y el McLellan, well-known to our peo- �1-ARF_MONT, ONT. ® cases are highly Myopic at the Combination Hockey Tickets pie is suffering from a prolonged Point and less Myopic as you move For Toronto Maple Leafs illness at her home in St.. Catharin- Oat & Corn Chop .:..:!35.00 in any meridian atway from this Home Games Ontario Corn ......:.........35.50 centre and it is possible in some csa. Miss Margaret Bayles is slowly Argentina Corn .....:..:.. ,3TS4 m. to find a convex correction on TTb�r Information at Glutten " -recovering from the injuries receir- .... :.......36.00 on the outer edge, in this then lies DRAT COACH LINES ed when knocked over on Claremont ,�►il bands of the, solution of an otherwise physic. EABTMW HOUSZ - FICKMING PRONE YOf streets poultry [sed and dairy al or mechanical stn Jbility. The by some boys, who were ev- feeds concave centre would conform to t - . idently a little rougher than is eon 4 'y ny siderea oafe for passers-by., Coal -Wood -Builders' Supplies � highly convex cone of ' the ep- �1 Awl 0 The Y. P. U. of Goodwood were ball ,and the more hyperopic thr 'entertained by our Society ,of the Oats testing 38 Na16 to bush, free 'error to the edge would rendeer the Unitedy of weeds, Carload of Feed 'Pkv heat correction proportionately more " ' �► " Q Q Church on Monde eve q and provided the test arrived Comex until the I O C p program; A Social edge- could be rlea 0 Hour .under the direction of Do Office 3806 shed with quite a thin ug• Res.' 020 ' p�Ce O las Bacon was then enjoyed, follow- of the thick edge as in a complet- ely Q f :ed by lunch served, by the young Myopic or .concave correction. 0 ladies r SANITARY HAND -LING .. ami elanwrate prudactiot;, ,N1t Hap.. - _ .• penea m June , a t;onnedy in three sesta, magniitciently staged b the •' O e !Goodwood Dramatic Association will �• � � O be presented in the Community Hall = - -�. �� Claremont, on Friday, February` /:C • '26th, at S p. m., sponsored by the , - �" ` Q Claremont Library Board in the ia- `"' a j• • �`� - terests of more and better reading. , 1 N MILK ....= .� delightful entertainment in .the -�..' ,' Sanitation safe guards health. Mothers know +his, doc+ors service of an excellent Cause. , :id- de end on it. Clean milk sells more milk. preach i+. Milk sales P _ ;mission, Adults, 25, children, 15. Cts. Cghty years ago, Gail Borden wrote out rules for the pro. _ A very enjoyable : evening wa . s duction of clean milk," which became the basis of many of spent by those wko attended the B. ,=today's regulations. _ Y, P. U. meeting on Monday last, Borden, since its founding in 1857, has -token up and helped when the Young People of Mount along every advance in sanitation -in order to protect the pLrblie health, and fo sell more milk produe+s, Farmers have -'Zion were in charge of the program coopbro+ed wholeheartedly. t Mr. Burnett Jamieson gave address As result of improved sanitation, more dairy products are • ! 1 for the evening, rwlaich was very being sold every year. Today, Canada is consuming mon milk �� 1 and milk Rauch appreciated• products and produces more milk than over before, - The lTission'Circle of the Baptist T1s• dairy farmer is ,realizing on this public confidence In dairy products. HEALTH .. , es .... because "'Church ,will meet at the hems of - Y � � • Mothersill on Tuesday, Feb- r Canadian Fish,and Shellfish -- a nary 23rd at 2:30 A m. Mise S. E - Feb - Are rich in proteins, vitamins, Evans' group in charge of the pzv- 'Boar -v minerals and iodine. But health A f s O c 1 A T L p C O M P A W I E s As not all. .There ]$ tastiness . gram. All ladies Cordially invited to 7._ PURCHASERS OF'MILK 'sJ� the varied flavour of over sixty Present. MASnN4EACiURERSOfMILKPRODUCTS �',. co differentkindsoffisinfoods. There Mr. Earl Hamlin and !lids ,Aug- o+ T RS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD i9 CCOAOmy .. ,the sound thrift aline Scott, of Norwood, and Miss of a food that gives you full value Flora Leeper, R. N., o! Oshawa, in he nourishment for every ..,.:were guests of Rev. J. E. and Mrs. O 0"d cent you spend, Gloves on Sunday, and on their re- ;: USED IMPLEMEMTS Make �tAn turn were • accompanied by Mrs. y Day a Fish Day". -' cher fresh water fish or sea- Glover, who will visit fora .few days _ cool f with friends in Norwood. - f . . fresh, -frozen, canned, rt i _ smoked, pickled or dried ... you Mpssey-Harris stiff tooth cultivator 6 ft. Stiff tooth Cultivator can be confident of the prime It HAPPENED IN JUNE" Inthrow Disc 2 -section Spring tooth cultivator quality. and flavour that have �# l Manure Spreader, McCormick 5 ft, Frost & Wood Binder made 'Canadian fish famous The elaborate production, a Manure Spreader, Massey -•6 ft. McCormick Binder throughout the world. - Steel Dump Body & Hoist 7 ft. Massey Binder DEPARTMENT of FISHERIES " 14 ft. Boat and trailer OTTAWA' Comedy in Three .acts ay the 8 in. Fleury Grinder ' Sea Flea .�15-30 Tractor, Me -D. reconditioned . Try This Appetising Recipe ••+Goodwood Dramatic .Association InternationsLl Separator Beatty Grinder near new KED SALMON FOR FREE 10 in Beat BAKED CREAM Electric Stove g P 1 vi -Ib. can-cawdian salmon Ridin low r int milk •BOOKLET I b ft. Massey Mower sal and p.pper 2tbepc butter _ An lite :Riding plow, Massey z ' 2 tMp.. Rout Grated onion �•� �•�• •� •� •• •• N ° .a Int- Power Unit, 25 h p, 32-40 Marlin Rifle Free the salmon from bones and separate Horsez Plow - No. 7 Wilk. Welkin P1oW into bits. Cook the sour and buuer to. t Community Hall" Clsreinont 5 h. p. Lister Gas Engine g nether without browning, and add one 1 aParbaentofflrAerli• w'. -Friday, February 26th, at 8 P. M. Single Horse walking plow pint of milk, salt and per and enough 1 Awa i 24 in, McGlashan Grinder Used it t race, 22 in. firepot, n. neW Gayer grated of sauceion to dinvaubadking dM., then a Ploa.e_ .e.t t,.. sponsored by the Board -of the Pub- Hay Loader er of fish and so on, sauce ins i -5 ft. McDeering MolweT top. Bate to a Elden brown and serve I booklet, D4 a Fish Dp'•• Public' Library of Claremont ' 9 it. Hay, Rake b ft. McCormick Mower very hot. I ilcontafalnE loo delidttrul and sorra. ;µ - 10 ft. Hay Rake Cockshutt Spreader SAKDINfS LYONNAISB I omini Pfsht IRadprs. Admission, 25 and 15 cents. MCCTTI Titer ther cold boiled Weeat,I neW s sad a contents of try w{ih ''� CHAS. OOPER, CLAREMONT "�` beet fat surf! Drowned and t,•t•. with paesle,. 1 S6 Pad's D nu barton, Senday, AM...�.�...,....��,o;;� . SUB•D�ALEB J. ]aICGLASHAN DL'hf$ARTON 011't'ARIO February 219t 2nd Sunday it Ltat { . Stlandap School at 2 P. tn. Vinsaing ,��.. Prayer at 8. Rat. B. G>s kobisson, A N Y D A Y A 1b A1C , -...-.es`.. �s^�u ., .,.'•4 e::. :.r ,=.-..; j .'y+,+,R`•r .. ,. �••. _..-3- _ ,. _. - _ .. ... ... .. „w- .. .:+'k4u.v(.v •� .. .. ... :.. y e - G;r '., g .. Q ..: Wit_: ; ,' l♦' -. - r Former Middleweight Champ:3n Wins Decision in Comeback Fight • rm UNDAY., CHOO ESSON , THE LESSONIN ITS SETTING urection and life of believers- of all TIME = The winter tad early ages, and, in the next sentence, can spring of A.D. 30* express his desire to see one iadt- vidual friend whomhe knew to be PLACE — All the events here re- Corded took place in Bethany except bowed in grief. the sojourn of Christ in Ephraim Mary therefore, when she came,`., where Jesus was, and saw , him, fell (Va. 54-671 which was near th wil- down at his feet, e•y:Lg unto him, �eraess' Lord, if thou ba�Ft been here, my ' John 11:23. Jesus saith unto her, brother had• not died:' Whether or x brother shall :rise. again. not the text will allow for such `an - Marth)v saith unto hum. I know interpretation, we must at least give •khat he shall rise again in the res great weight to the comment of such !areotion at for last day. a profound Bible student as Dr. G. Jesus said unto her, I - am- the. r s- Campbell blorgan, when he compares r' * wrection, and the life: he that Ze- the identical statements of these two l'eveth on me, though he die. yet sisters: I think that Marha meant - A fltiall he live; Why did you t.ot hurry when we ! l• And whosoever liveth rind believ- sent for you? 1 think Mary meant, [ 'thou on me shall never die. Believeest wish it had been possible for you to l thou this? be here, the salne words with it dif• j "Jesus with unto her." It is ex- ferent emphasis and intention. +' aeedingly difficult to say just the When Jesus therefore saw her :. :.. _ . ;...,, . •.'. .._.. _ :......„�.,.;.,t,�,.:x.�.:�.w..,•>:.:...,, �...::.a ;:: ... right word to those who are heart- weeping, and the Jews also weeping broken in grief, and Jesus knew who came with her, -he, groaned in Teddy Yarbsz, former middleweight champion, landing a left tothe fan of Soily' Frieger during their fast ten -round hoot at the Hippodrome in New York ✓exactly what to nay at the right the spirit, and was tic -bled.” Lit- . City. Yacrosz took time (Prov. 16:23)."When the deAsion by outsina`ting his hard-bi+ting opponent. erally, we might read the last clause, Lord Jesus breaks the silence, he he was vehemently affected in spirit - breaks that makes the silence desid- and troubled himself. -He was mored` _ I "Thy brother shall rise again." . with holy indignation at sin, which •:+:°:°:+:°:�::�=•: ==°':''- =•: = = = =°= :' °:' =': =� = = :� :�: •3:::� +:� :+:� Chest does not.. say that Lazarta caused. all this dreadful desolation. would be raised again at once from "And said, Where hath ye laid `�+ � t ► ��4 the dead, but simply declares a fact him. Then say unto him. Lord, come ( which certainly Martha knew before and see(' He asks thiq question not �� ., `--".�.t.� f / it✓®�i�+� t Christ uttered it. as the next ver§e for his own information, >' " I ►+. ' • proves. Jesus 'spoke these simple but that P he might interest those to whom he o V e—ra 'o words to draw out.her own faith. fuss speaking in accom an in him �': 7, �� ' " ;•-^� - - - ►:, . 1 P g P Y fi o.:. x ?: She� Martha with unto him. i snow tv the tomb. I was for their benefit '+' ►+. ' that he shall rise again in the res- that Lazarus• was raised 1lrrection at thi last day." The words "Jesus wept:'' As everyone knows , BY MAtR M MORGAN = �� t3SS�p I know suggest disappointment; she ,! i.+ !Jt bad been told the same thin often this is the si.ortest .verse in the. .•..�°.�:°,::�- 1t Bible. It describes what othera saw, •�+;+;�� = � +'+: =': =`: • =��: = -':°:=°:'-•;��+: DVA. •� X during those four days, but the last and intimates what Christ felt. SainiuL b"buarq Ly It IL ..tet :.-.ip uud strange adventure, form �.�■ day was far off; had the Master no- Three 'times do we read of the tears chanson (Oxford University Press; an unforgettable picture. And when By DOROTHY -other and fresber comfort than of Jesus (Luke 19:41: 22:44; cf. Ltd., Toronto) offers the reader a the war of 1914 explod(-a, the effect d Jeans said unto her, I sin Heb. 6:71. A Christian does not show wealth of good readtzg. Those it has on all the Severins•.-the quiet ' Those augsist persomiges tit Na.. .1 1 ioa, and -the lifeThis is it is evidence of a tack of faith who enjoy the narrative -style of town- of Ba.ulou.. brings the book tonal Broad^astir.g omparoo a H rerorrecth the sixth ect great 1 am . uttered by himself Christ -like when he thinks Joseph Conrad and H. M. Tomlin• to a' convincing end.. You feel the tists's service have put a new artist should he weep because of the going son will be delighted with this surge of inevitability throcghout l',r,der r•ontract and the; fairly Christ in the record of John's Goa- of a loved one. It is humane so to I Poignant_ study of human nature R. C --Hutchinson la a -craftsman of- evamped with mai! asking a•r,.,, ht -r. ,psi. Christ is the resurre;tioa be- do, and ,our Lord was human, as well " PLraued by an implacaii:e destiny. words and atmosphere, - c he is m,t,nie, the iirKinif Mouse, stole he himself • experienced the ss. divine. Here is superb characterization x ho a r _. PPeti,rrd ,n fht '�tation,i i'sto great resurrection from- the, dead „ - •.; coaiblaed with- stirring adventure. Dance r. The Jews therefore said. Behold P cram. and who wo rob - Doha 2:19; 10:27) (though this was + CoIonel Severin, definitely et the Love. L' Dare by 'Altone Cat- P AM In the future when he was' talk. bo t° he lowed him. But some of them lies (Oxford University. Press, LCd., ably be `ear o! s pr, ,cram of her anc.en regi-te, fanatically determ- t: vi. soon Minnie wad traine.f, • V?• _ ing to Martha); because, b h3 said, Could not tHis man, aha open- Toronto), is as entertaining story `f% y inod to cissa the-atusin troun his 8 y .�' Lichty a veterinary )' A ood- death he has fullatoned for our ed the eyes of him that was blind, of literary and .theatrical' Now stock Ill.; who minced the when he y military ticaor dominates the house- sins.- and made our resurrection os• have caused that this man also York. You are -charmed with { p hold at Baulon, where dwell his.. :t ,a plav 'iu t'r• piano one of the sible (Rom- 4.25); it is Christ alone should not die: It is difficult to de- ',wife, -lister and mother. Then Re- Alec, the famous playwright, who who by his coming ,stain 1 Thess. termine whether the remarks of the nee: his son Pierre's colonial wife. has intended to marry Gina, the ar• nice he raises to. e•perimeri'Hr. par- -1:1 will raise u from the dead Jews here are the express of a tlat for years. Thea Caroline, beau• abseA died ti> fossa tai tune. p comes with her two childrea'to live �. . real question in their minds, or, in - tiful.redhead 'frbin Maine, with all those who believe in him (John q with them. Colonel Severin, fn an 16:89. 40, 44, 54, 1 Cor. 6:14). "He -an indirect way, a severe criticism endeavour to impres his grandson stage ambitious arrives and Alec Paramount is going to defy' the that believeth on me, though he die, and rejection of the Lord Jesus with the so-called militaristic code fails wildly in lave with_ber.. fates and attempt to make a pi,-ture yet shall he live." "And whosoever Their reference is to the miracle of of courage, terrifies the 'sensitive Caroline meets Alec's nephew, that hds long been -a jinx .in their - - livetb and believeth on me -shall the healing of the blind ma which lad. Renee endeavours to shield TAmttiy -aud it -is a case of love at studio. They started it last yerr clever die. Believest thou this? is recorded in the ninth chapter of Armand from her father-in-law's first sigbt. Tommy' who has long with Marlene Dietrich: and when it Faith is Christ who is eternal fife John, it is significant. that they .do tirades by keeping -close the two admired Alec, feels he has no right was about half -finished sl, walked not speak of the other. two miracles to wreck Alec's happiness and de,out and- declared that she -would Ty. biada our life to him, and, though � rooms allotted to ahem. The duet r believers die, in that their". spirits of the raising of the widow's son and decay and mould of this old tides to face as gracefully as he have none of it. So. Paramount en - we separated from their -bodies, un- (Luke 7:11-15) and of he daughter house containing so many complex can, from the picture. gage to Sullivan, to re tines of Jairus Matt 9:18-26, etc. i. cha: eters makes Cisclnatin read- How these four charming people her., and. then little Sullivan trip -ed ti! the Lord returns, they themselves ( g "Jesus therefore again groaning Ing. untangle their involved hearts is over a cable and fractured her seri. issues die, i.e., they are never aeon✓- g fs'i g g Paramount still likes the story. onrt _ -ted from the life of God. or lose. in himself cometh to the tomb Now, Combined with this, Pierre's de- told in a natural, gay manner- A called "]lots( Imperial"", and then their individuality. it was a cave, end a stone lay against sertion- of the army and his flight good. book to pick up. for , lighter P „ "She saith unto him, Yea, Lord:' at." The stone which blocked up the I to France involving much L. d• moments, I. Loved a Soldier and also they. _ I ,have believed that thou art the entrance. kept -aloof the beasts of like very' -much a young Viennese ac- - - - _ _ . Christ, the Son of God, even he that prey. It . was naturally of a size and ( the grave four days, but three days, ion who has the keys of Hades and tress named Francisika Gaal, 'so t' cy ' 'Cometh into the world." 8his is one . weight not easily to be moved awayand the promise was that his body of death -{Rev, 1-:18). The authority are going to attempt to make it of the great confessions- of the Gas- (Mark 16:3). should not see corruption (Psalm 16: of Christ, therefore, aver the unseen with her. ° • + ' polo. In believing as, she did, she be- Jesus saith, Take ye away the 10; Acts 2:27,31; 34. 35). world is hereby proclaimed.- The lieved that everything that Christ stone." (Cf.' 2C:1.) Jesus could have unto-, thee, that, if -thou believedst, great antagonist of life. death, and George Cul;or, who will ,'irt,ct had said about himself was true. miraculousy retnbved the stone, but "Jeans saith unto her, Said I not he that has p(,wer .),rei. death, are "Gone With the Wind," is deter. "And when she had said this, she what men were able to do so, he ex- thou shodIdst see the glory of God?" (Heb. 2:14) subject co him.. ' mined to cast some .girl whu is not -- went away, and calleu Mary her sin petted and comtnansie.d them to de .The.referenc-e�is, the statement "He that .was dead came forth, ,4 eery well known in ter sectetly, .saying, The. Teacher is so. "Martha, the sister of him that recalled •in verses 25 and 26. All. bound hand and foot with 'grave- pictures in the lead here, and calletli thee." Jesus - must was dead, saith unto him, Lord, by that Christ ever did or said on earthOne faction at, the clothes." . The (;treX word here have told Martha that he. wanted to this time th body decayeth; for "heglorified his Father (John 17:1), translated grave clothes appears no- studio wants �Tallu- am her sister. How wonderful ticat hath been dead four uays." It is sig- "So,they took away the stone. And where else in the New Testament. It lah B a n k I, e a d„ _ Christ in one sentence can an- nificant in the light of this passage Jesus lifted up his eyes,. and said, means the bandages which kept the whose' tests have nounce himself to be the very res- to remember that. Christ was not in Father, I thank thee that thou sh et d d shown her to be a a heardest me. And I knew that thou heardest me always: but becau, e. of the multitude sp(ces sauoun ,the ,body.. with a napkin." • The cloth was bound under the. chin to, keep the . brillianta c t r e s s but too old for the _ 'the Cupid Parkedkarkas that standeth around}ogee jaw from falling. "Jesus- with y' early part of I said it, andthey may believe that unto them, Loose him, i.nd let him story. • Others want thou didst •send me." The , r$isi.ng, of S°: • The• miracle' is accomplished, �� ... . j 1Iargarct Sullavan. Lazarus- from 'the grave, forming as and yet how, few the details con- But b 1llargaret y far the most it did the crisis of his activity and coining the very moment in which Sullavaa promising condi the, crowning point -of it, could not everyone • would ' be 'must ihtbrested.' date is • a • _very but be, the subject of ra er to his P Y Not a single Korn is recorded of yo _ ii, and %i id actress, on,the New . 3;q a pother, more u,r eat than prayer Y g pre Lazarus looked when he -came forth York stage. named Louise Plitt. *• �w vsw, y even was Christ's -wont, not so much or of what he said, or of his experi� ODDS AND ENDS _ The M -G -M that power to perform it should be ences Burin the days (tutu g Y gin an- studio is busily pairing off their 'just r fi ranted, but that` in and with the other world, or ofe feelings of stars, but professionally, trying perf6rmance of it, the glory of the Martha and. Mary en he was re- to achieve a combination as sure at Father through Elie Son might be stored to their• home. This is the end the box" as Gary Cooper and . made conspicuous. P of • Johns account ,f the miracle Jean Arthur have proved to be.• f "And when he had thus spoken, he itself. All the test of the chapter They are going to try Jean Harlow cried: ' The Greek' word is nowhere is occupied with the effect of this with Robert 1`s. 1 Joan : Crawford y °r' else used in Christ. It is elsewhere' miracle upon the dews. with • William Powell .. ,Both ; y used of the. shout of a' multitude Warner Brothers and Paramount are {' (12:13, 18:40; 19:6, 15). This loud trying to get Noel Coward and Gert- ' cry was perhaps the result of strong' SO They rude Lawrence to do their nine short emotion or in order that the whole .Say plays, that are Broadway's biggest multitudem' might hear W' "With a loud f3 " hits as screen shorts. B '�. , But a ra di , _:.._. „ voice. -Bishop�, Westcott remarks: -,Only in the free air of democracy._ sponsor is topping their r cry bid "The "The contract: has in the muttered can a greater theatre. develop."—Ma:always Portland Hoffa alas man- indications of sorcerers." "Lazarus, Reinhardt. euvers an invitation to spend Sunday - h '�;x y 3 come forth." Christ s teaks to fife p- "N"owhere intheworld is labor bet- away from home, because that is - v ` °" ' `*� • dead man implyingthat he exists , , ter protected than in Its, under the the day her husband, Fred Allen, ' Ss4 though dead; that, it is with him di- Fascist regime."--Couu.t Francesco writeshis radio script and he does • Tectly he deals, that he is not beyond range of hearing the Son of God, not beyond the range of his domin- (luardabasei. "In the dragooned nations the peo- not like to be disturbed. 'built the Parkyarkarkas (Harry Einstein in real life), radio comedian, and Thelma Leeds, actress and singer, apply for marriage license pie must not only tighten ,their belts, An amusement upon obscea, ie Loa Angeles. but 'most do it in susses."—Simeon iiy c, snot succeed."—Samuel Bold C—a 3trunsky. wyo. y 1, f HAD ArnNG • - d Mrs. Joncs was spending'a day in bed with a severe cough, _ and' her husband was working in the back` Yard, and hammering nails into some boards. Presently his neighbor came over: g ---r ` IChewing Tobaecco _ �_ Money Not ChiUe'Leh'a��-'-��----------------�----�- is an excellent diuretic --that is, it helps to stimulate kid- ney functions. When kidneys are re- Alleged _ •.PAWS IN PFR BACK - stored to healthy; normal action, Neighbor—Is that her eoughln'? _ "• poisonous waste is properlyelimin- IT Free' from. Pain S ncc Taking -ted, the blood -stream is urified; L Kruschen i Wife—It; nearly six weeks, now Like many other sufferers front since the baby was born. Have you backache' and rheurratic ailments, been to, the court house and told this woman decided to try. Kruschen the registrarsyet? Salts in a last attempt, to -obtain re- Husband—No; if they live within lief ,from pain: To her surprise, the five miles radius of this house, they pains did grow less, and in a feat won't need tobe told. months the backache had -disappear- disappear -ed. Portin a of greater or f tance In thetic on hminoe g fangs view of this im were the ed. Having made sure of the results, . Mcst women can make a dollar go she now writes as follows?— so far that friend -husband "For abouf Four 'montlis I hadsees ..never it again, agonising, pains in my back, and —o— could not turn in bed. During that Visitor -Is, that boy any good in time L tried various remedies, but the office? obtained no relief, and was seri- —o-- _ ously considering going , into hospi- Very good opinion of him, sir. He tal., H197ever, seeing a case similar a deal of the morning to mine described in an advertise - meat for' Kruschen, I thought" 1 .good trying' trying' to get 'Est. 1901' on .the _ would try it, and was more than telephone. fid "-o_' IF surprise to n. the pain getting less. •1 have tieen taking Kruschen fo'r four months, and would not be without it for anything. 1 must say .•I am free from those dreadful pains."— (Mrs.) B. C. -� Krusehen Mrs. Joncs was spending'a day in bed with a severe cough, _ and' her husband was working in the back` Yard, and hammering nails into some boards. Presently his neighbor came over: g ---r ` IChewing Tobaecco _ �_ Money Not ChiUe'Leh'a��-'-��----------------�----�- is an excellent diuretic --that is, it helps to stimulate kid- ney functions. When kidneys are re- Nei hbor—How's the wife? " - g Jones—Not very well. ■ - . I■ ■ $ i g g e s t Prolilsm ; Along Canada's l�ning Highway " { - stored to healthy; normal action, Neighbor—Is that her eoughln'? Ing some of his securities into cash. "Just enough to get a little church "• poisonous waste is properlyelimin- Jones— No, you fathead_, its a Many Willing To -Contribute –�-� -ted, the blood -stream is urified; t _ henhouse , —o— da Fun -- But Not their Personal Day by day brings its mine and oil shun declined severely in the marital and you get welcome relief from the dragging of backache. " Don't knock. IG is well to re - Services news. -British Columbia, Alberta, on publication of an ,unfavourable se. pains • member that you cannot climb by Northern- ' Saskatchewan, .Manitoba '•t on underground values. Some, Writes the Port Arur.:�ras Chrpn• g th - dragging others- -down. .. Your icle Ontario (West and East), Quebec, and well-informed .mining people in close' other man, "but will say this, that progress doesn't depend on other I D Not long ago group of our occasionally Nova Scotia, give aeon touch with this situation are optimfe-� Sympathy for Monday people'syour -S fortui Portin a of greater or f tance In thetic on hminoe g fangs view of this im were the perty during the west six weeks.. mi f 9t �ne . . . ecbe s is Canada'ssser discussion ofnen e ' things men talk all development od natu al portant p shortly before closing down, states. J. - b h h Arthur Guiterliian; in the Xew, York Times 'Poor Monday, stepchild of th week, A Cinderella, sad and meek, Is forced to finish what her king Hes lazy sisters, won't begin. For Tuesday balks at dreary chore .:.Like beating rugs and serabbin floors, And says they're. -more than sh can bear And. ought to fall 'to Wednesdhy' share; But Wednesday snaps, "I fail to se Why all the others ,pick, on me!" 'Then, Thursday is ;the_ maid's da out, Arid how, can Friday. set about New tasks when foolish fold demur At starting anything with her? . And so, as Saturday tnust stop `T At half -past twelve to 'shut up shop And no one gives a Job..to.Sunday The whole week's work is piled o -Monday! _ ,,Issue No. 8 _'37 _ C-1 . ■■ T 1-4 p . . . is on what you. do, not on what others y of a out w en t ey get together. It was a Saturday. One of the group men - sources. - _ do. do. tinned that he was current} convert- pp�pNED KIDNEYS Remedies—Ask Your Doctor o e Blessed is that church whose choir Ing some of his securities into cash. "Just enough to get a little church • From British Columbia comes news Federal Kirkland,. In the Kirkland Lake Camp, alter preliminary diffieal- is nota battleground for proferred. collection for tomorrow,'° . ventured that Base Metals Mining Corporation `early ties; started drilling with two diamond = � position and unseemingly jealousies. one of the small gathering. _ will resume work' as as possible drill riga, launching the Company'a —o—. 'No it is not that exactly." said the 'i to the Spring. The soutberly. continu• important drilling programme. Nowa Stranger -"—I• cans in because I other man, "but will say this, that ation of the orebody mentioned 'in should be continuous from this pro s 1 read your advertisement fora man I do give regularly .to the church. it the last quarterly report was located perty during the west six weeks.. g to retail canaries. is the most valuable inatitutigp' we shortly before closing down, states. J. - Pro rietor—Oh, yes. Are you es- P Y have. I think it does more for preser- I1. C. Waite, president, but there -has leaders and helpers. e pezienced in that line? = vation of social aecu;ity apd g� Or- not been sufficient work done to esti• ,instinct. pennies by buying "something, just —o-- tier than our laws and our police for- cea mate Its, importance. The Kerr Addison Cold Mines de a { There - isn't going to. be much ' privacy in this old world any more. i That ,probably represents the at• ed. Othei 's�mptoins'of kidney' and velopment at Larder:Lake carries all e A scientist claims he,can photo - titude of a large number of men.manp � the signs of a great thing. There are .now .graph people's thoughts. There is giving to the 6itirch. The — — �_.:_._ " -. � high. grade "sections, but there , a fact is proved iiy a 'rete:etice to the Alberta supplied wonderful news is also a great fonaai;e of medium to. - reports which have been appearing this a pat creek eith the bringing is o! _.. low grade., It is expected that an .tai -' ' r Forty -little urchins coming through" a e y r m a'nmtat: meet- Inge of the ditfprent.congregations in -' the ionitD a�tl so far -largest well o! - tial b00 -boa mill • will be erected an the door;. i Port Arthur. Almost invariably these the Turner Valley. crude oil develop. Kerr Addison; this summer, for opera - Pushing, crowding, making a tre-1 reports have shown balanced budgets meat. This B. & B. well is named tion, in the fall, New ore on the 250 - mendous roar; and generally increased receipts. To after and largely owned by the two foot level of Martin Bird was report- 1 ' "You mast keep more quiet; can't, judge from them. alone there is pros-. R. A. Browus--Senior and Junior. ed. A new incorporation with proper - you mind;- the', rule?" ; peritp in the churches of all-ienomin• Several wells are, now competing for ties close ,to Herr Addison, Called Bless me, this is pleasant teaching' 'Public school! attonsi As one minister has already I. been next honours. Reyalite's Sterling No. Barber Larder Alines Limited,,was re. Fort little pilgrims on the road to Y P gr quoted in this paper, he has n v r e e know a communit - 4. Arca, Newfold, WV btside and Dal- Dotted. R. S. Potter, well-known - _ .. .. fame, y where the I money necessary jo conduct the ac- housie are scheduled to complete dor• mining man g is President. A new financing deal If they, fail to reach it w}lo will be i tivities of the church wa$ so easy to ing the next month. g on. Oilote to blame? obtain as ht Port Arthur. Mines some miles to. the Weet of High and lowly stations brought It remains a fact however, "that ,; harder Lake, was reported: together -here :: ministers are.- not making boasts On a common level, meet from year about the size of the "Port Arthur in the Patricia District, Western to year. ' Dirty little faces, loving little hearts congregations: It ap'pear's that. many of tho a whet are wining to give of Ontario,' Albany driver, 'adjoining Pickle Crow—according to reports 7 In the Quebec area, Astoria': Ropya Eyes sq fu}T of mischief, skilled in the heir ones, as here referred to, are from the North bad favourable -under- _ reported good values in shaft sinkfng. all arts; Half a dozen asking: "Please 'may ' f not so willing to contribute their per social services. The difficulty which grotind'.developments. Well-informed -go out?" 1 the ministers •and.,othera active in mining.' opinion expects the Pickle But not a pupil knowing' what its fi the church work find is not to pro- Crow area to be iutensively'active this all about, cure' the funds but to build u the P year. " " - Rouyn Reward in the Noranda Brea —e— congregations and to procure'the ac -liar drills set up and 'drilling tom A small soy, on beta asked hory g tive interest .of the men' and ilia w,6 - m aced. Further east, tinder .his uncle always ovbif'wheli he la y play- men meta who are »ece9sary to the con• of the various branches The Lon Lac Cam reported little g p good ground results ire "reported" on the ed cards, but lost when he basked `_duct horses, promptly- answered: "Uncle I of ac- tivity. In no respect :is thin more true new's''of importauee. MacLeod -Cock- Bo6scadfilac. _ cant shuffle -the Horses.„ than in respect to young people's Stranger—Oh, no. I just wanted ti'ork. complaint s a, e The colaint heithat, the people are not merely willing but as au institution contributing to the In the last 300 years, the dunes to askl how the. canaries .lost their. tails. anxious that their children. go. to the welfare of the state aad'-ociety? Will of the Sahara Desert have' moved ^'^� Sunda S h h tbe,�, when their day comes not mere- -i -i- , d >' + Don't Try to "Save"oriHome' y c,o s, to t e, regular ser- vices and.'to join the groups organiz• ed for the, carious a e and sexes, but g all too, fen' of idem are willing to take ly neglect and personal g service lint' cease'•as. well, to give ff- :. .. nancial support? tar mole than 166 miles, and ruined -what once was fertile fame and grazingland. The settlers themselves are much blame pp�pNED KIDNEYS Remedies—Ask Your Doctor I over- the responsibilities of directing -Therein is' iuvolted the real prob- to- for this, since they pay- little attention '-} ?}tare is one point, on which pine- -Stop Getting U Night*- $ p $ these classes and groups, , lem'of the church in the present day, to soil control. Y tically all doctors agree., chat is: Lotr't give, your child unknown remedies Jronul To harmlessly flush poisons and from kidneys and correzt irri_ The consequence is tbat , the stair's generally . hre undermanned. There is . Even those who realize the import ante"'of" money"in the operation of any Classified asking your doctor first: ,acrd y a surplus of young people looking for institution will add that money alone Advertising tation of bladder so that you can help and leadership and a scarcity of is not sufficient fo the welfare of the All mothers know this. But some- times the to save a few. stop "getting up nights" get a 40- leaders and helpers. cause. BABY CHICKS ,instinct. pennies by buying "something, just cent package- of Gold ':\ledal Haar- lem ail Capsules and take as direct- -The question' which arises' ir•om` all ' _ LEWhit Rocks eel as good" overcomes caution: ed. Othei 's�mptoins'of kidney' and this is what of the future. ,Will the young 12c.Fromn,o„hSep stock. Order � 'When it comes to the widely used children's iemedy --"milk of mag- nesia" —many doctors for over half said " a century have PI-IILLIPS bladder weaknesses are scant, btirn- ing or smarting passage—bacl:achr —leg clamps --puffy_ eyes. people who observe this form' of neglect on the g ,,. part of their elders continue,, as their elders ap'p'arently do in these days, to intoe the church Q A PERSONAL -_ I early. Guaranteed delivery. April prices lower• 101,. down: Lalame C.O.D. n"� r c, lir,tt ilgicherp, rrctnam one. ' a -For 111illi s' Milk of \la esia is the 1Nt Inions 1.0 . .standard of the wofld. Safe for chil-• diva.' i WAKE . U P YOUR You HAVE "NERVES” -- Beep this in mind, and say "PIiH: • .''hIPS' MIL -K - OF 1\-IAG1'\'ESIA" _. when you buy. Comes now, also in NO need for girls tablet form. Get the form you prefer.L'VE R BILE e�� or women to But see that what you get is labeled suffer from peri- "Genuine Phillips' \,silk of Xlag= And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the odic pains,.head nesia." 25, fora big box of the tablets j Morning Rarin'to go ache or sideache. 71 'at drug stores. { The fiver ehoul8 pout out two Many find that Dr. ppounds of r' pierce's Favorite_ A150 IN TABLET FORM: liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile' is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest prescription is a Each tiny- tablet is the' It j -P deeays in the bowels. Gas bloats up Very beneficial tOn- - giant . of a teaspoonfu o[ I' ' your stomieh. Yon get constipated. Harmful enuinc Phillips' Stilk of W"UJ poisons, ao into the body, and you 'feel sour, is Thi$ is what agnesia �ara,,� ■ant and the world looks punk. ;r' `' Mrg. ' I. Bowman — A mere bowel movement doesn't always get of. 145 Park Row, Woodstock Ont, said: st the ®use. You need something that work "I was feelin; rundown and out-of-sortsf w.,,�„� on the liver a■ well. It take■ those good, of MADEIN '> -�; , ,�'.�� bad frequent headaches, and 'nerves Carter'■ Little Liver Pills to get two.. caused me.no end of discorrdwt I•did not ewwaa ;";a Pounds of bile flowing freely and mats U. rest well at night But Dr. Pfera's Favor- '�^-�• feel "pp and up". Harmler and gentle, tLey • •its Prescription made me feel better it► j make the bile flow. freely. They do the wont every way. 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A. of the United Cbursh -Mrs. R.. H. Croak was in New crozier will occupy the pulpit t►t lei i, make an advance announcement market on Saturday attending the each service. Sunday School. • an,l ' of their annual St. Patrick's Supper Friends Quarterly meeting. Bible Classes at 10 a. m. s - an ]larch 17th. Particulars later. -Mas. Crozier, who had the mss--The sympathy of this common ttPie�ering's. LeaderStore " Smypathy is extended io Mr. fortune to fall and fracture her ity is extended to the widow and - W. V. Redditt, Manager of the loc- wrist a week ago; is recovering, but family of, the late Wm. Chester, of al branch of the Canadian •ank of spin be required to carry the arm in Toronto, and recently of Pickering, BNew • prints at 20c• .and 25e• a yd• Qomlmerce, on the - death of his. the . sling for two or three, weeks whose. death took place last week, Mother, at Waterford, last week. longer. and funeral on Saturday last, with Print Dresses, very snappy -A, number of the members of -Misses Lois Stevenson and Dor- interment in Erskine Cemetery. Mr Doric Lodge -A. F. and A. M. were othy Baker spent a 'short time last Chester was very, well known to colors and' styles, '$1 .00 and $1.25 Ift the sty on Saturday afternoon, Sunday at the home. of John Miller, many here, . having :taken an active ; • - attending a special session at the . "Thistle Ha", Brougham. part in young people's organizat- New Lisle hose at 25c• a pair 3cn6e Str. Tenllple. -The meeting of the Y. P. S. ions and other groups. They farm- -.,There was quite a steady rain will hold their weekly meeting in ed here for a year or so on the • -'.Mercerized hose al 39c• 66 Saturdcontinued dur- St. Andrews basement on February Gordon property, south • of W. J. which , thenight, and as a ing result the 24th, 'under the convenetrship of Miller, then- returned to the West » + mate= overflowed the road at the Miss Margaret Westney, Christian He had some months ago been for.- "Dr. Locke Dr. Allen", Sodt og Church Str. AY the went end Culture. ced on account of ill-health, to re• firM1 reached the -The regular monthly meeting . turn east. His death casae very. sud- d the village the (water -Shoes for Shoes for ,"d but did not go over it.' of the Women's Institute will 17e den, having expired while in con. _ .. .. -,Jul. James Clazie, of Port El- held on Tgeaday afternoon, Feb- versation with Mrs._ Chester in the Ladles _ by her son-in-law ruary 28rd at 3 o'clock, at the Name home: Several from here attended - sdaughter. Mr; and Mrs. David of Mrs E• C. Jones• The program the funeral._ _ ! ycDbnald, and two children of Tor- is s most interesting one. Roll Call -The regular monthly meeting f 6M tie Oxford tie aft, visited John and Mrs.` Murkar "Ontario County, and for What is of the Women's. Missionary. Society, 1 on Sunday siternoon. The former is it Famous." �A paper '"Leather." A of the United" Church met at the at at at by Mrs. Mitch- borne qr Mrs. F. Prouse on Wed- -� .. mining for s '!ew days visit. I&i�, 'nCBday, Feb.. 8rd, with the Preaid- .. •' .-mbe Continuation School held ell and a short play, "Cora-Fed X3.98 - $3.25 aminal Valentine Patty on Babies." Current Events. - ent, Mrs. H. G. Crozier in the chair. rDt�y evening -last, under the air` —st` George's, �'► Y. P. A. will ar. C. Murk" was in charge Very ,y Sm d Comfortable o! the teachers, Mr. Coates mveet in the Club Rooms. on Friday of the devotional period with. Mrs. � lliibs Hogg. A number Of lsov- night at 8 o'clock. The Rector, who. A. W. Mitchell reading the devot- is the Biblical Convener will 'take ita'm>y were introduced into the iol3al leaflet. Following the business the meeting. For last three , • C H A P M from Which an period, Mrs. F.. T, Bunting read a lead another big evening. weeks, owing to the illness of sow izdm the Study Book which _-9tsnley Davis has been omp- �y of the members, the evenings was most interesting and Was Jean ,.�..��..� gilled- to give up his. business for s have not had their usual pep and Clark sang an appropriate solo. time on account of as injury s. 'his happiness, but naav that all are get- Mrs, V. E. Cartwright and Miss E. NTER loot. nasi has sold his business. The i � bei' and able to take inter- L:urray, delegates to the Presbyter' :.� � � - 2WW proprietor has not yet taken i est again, we feel sure that the A. i l at Port Perry, read report Y. P. A. Will go forward with re- - which were helpful and interesting At Specie Prices poaeesrsioa. We. hope that a prolon- �. p _ _ C""" ' gad rest will affect a cure for his sewed vigour and 'itrength, holding At .the close refreshments were , . er and working together, as served b•• the members of Mrs �V trouble aetogeetrh before: This ' is the Lenten 1.59 E -• -IA public meeting -will be held in Murkar'a group'. _ 6-Eyelet pare gum Rubber Boots, and once. just lately, ou' -St. George's Church, Feb. 21st. the Town_ Hall, on Friday, February season se of organizing Rector told us to- "try God" That 2nd Sunday .in Lent. S. S- .at to -s' .-Ladies' fur-trimmed Motor Boots„ $2.7b 26th, for the puiPo ' Everyone is what we are going to do this m. Morning Prayer at 11. Rev. E. a Volunteer Fire Brigade-Tent, and if - every - member does G. Robinson, Preacher_ On February - in the .village should be interested Men's 1-buckle $1.65: 4-bne{�lee, $Z.95 such organization. The regul- that, our A. Y. P. A. will not only 19th. there will be a Lenten Service n monthly 'lrleeting of the Board of flourish, but no one will lose an. in the. Club Rooms at 8, with .iha ..Men's heavy rubber Boots, with felt top lining, $2.9r. s will f held imr..ed- opportunity in helping others to, Litany and short address. All mem= police Trustee HeavyMackinaw Coate, navy, grey & -gown. lately preceeding this meeting in TTY God. ";^,orll hers cordially invited. the public are .--Our people locally, who put in black maroon dz brown $2,75 the Hall, .to which an annual supply of ice, are beton,.: !'Attorney for the Defence" - wOTk sweater Coate, , r :invited• in quite concerned this_ year, a9 St. Andrew's Hall. Pickering t - -Any person ,wishing to attend g q �Stanfield's wintor Underwear, $Z.00, $2.50, $3.00 sponsorsd the supply is quite limited. As far Friday. February 26th. the Needlecraft Course, by, tas the creek, as'- source of supply .Admission, .25 and 15. cents. u C the Women's Institute. which T. ' iavr�l be held tromMarch 8th, to the. 1s concerned. it is "oat". The sever Fre m , 1i nllLmg, '- "` .P ..:: - ickerin� f12tb, at the home of Miss E. Rich- al break-use and floods that.. we .eGetbfished 1867, 1g¢&M, please leave their narnel have already had. have washed out Thee Pickering with the President, Mrs. Gor. Law• that supply. Ir those• neighborhooi3 where ponds ere found. not bein or with the' Secretary, Mrs. Sterr- lz MEAT MARKE'�A. - ft This course wall be under- the affected by ru:hin flood waters. av+ __ _NEW YEAR'S MENU direction of . a skilled' needle wo-nan ice; fourteen 'o sixteen inches in _ from the Department ' thidrness ig being harvested. Al- Onr Motto--'(finality &Service' ' concerned th? though electric. refrigeration has 7.-So far se time, re -reduced the deimand for natural ice, Special- _Health winter is more than 'half ' over, but a great man farmers still ' requni- t: - :.'Friendship' real winter has not yet made its Y es and ,Style Sausage = I" for milk -coaling purpo ends p appearance. We " may . within the 1 flexr ala or seven Reeks have hems they are the ones who are anviouR t i C ::P asant Mem�or•ea - about the supply. _ . -. � 5c. 'per lb. - � • _rmow storms and zero weather. Very _ frequently the heaviest snow storms - 2 lbs. for 25e. +C ..ontentment and coldest weather. come' ' in . the ynonths of February and March and Public Meeting , CLARENCE SILK. Cheer that may be. the' case. this Year. So 29-8T MAnaRer !a= we have had exceptionally' mild _ .:. „in the -Prosperity fiaestller and. a record fall . of rain. ., Phone us for Delivery] :,Dreams Come True and in the United States floods that (Town Haji - _' pbone 16SA _ . were the worst in'the history of the — - :,,.Happiness. _ _ Country. ww•R J.t•,ws'tlnHnii►r. _ �• -swing to the. 'icy c°r'ditioni Thursday, Feb.. 25 =311 in Double Portion the roads last week, a large num of cars, were forced into the,, ditch, Fa SALE - A b y PAv work bares, You r - - - � a aiding, J. Reid .Dun�iarton, 261Fo 'T but nothing 'very serious has been For the purpose of organlzlrlg a reported.. The Highway Department '"Volunteer .Fire Brigade". L�OR SALE-8 pigA. >ahoot ?5 lhe, L each, W, Holmes. Cherrywood, 28 'however, quickly got their men out As this organization directly affects - and had the pavement sanded. The every citizen of this village, it is .-F FOR S,4 LF-8 pigs, 7 weeks old. APPIX to John Vawan, lot i9, eon. 3, . f -R ' D aideioad3 were in very bad Condit- desirable that this meeting be well Fickering, za-27 ion with the ice, motoring very .. attended. ~ i FOR SALE-Coal blower, tbermo- ion with the ice, making mototliig - stat. motor and grates;:3x.00. Apply Butcher {phone 3000). _ Picitering very. dangerous. It is expected that The regular monthly meeting of News Office. lett. the Brock Road and the sideroad,4 tlie Boird 'of Police- Trustees will •be in the township will be very bad in held irtuinediately . ' preceeding thin PULLET e FOR BALE-20'1 albite Leingsto ,good tyre, all laying, C Hettger, hardware Store the spring, when the frost leaves meeting in the Town Hall. or Kingston and Brock Roads. 28 Pickering',., the ground, on account of 'the ?anis T,�ARIf FOR SALE-80 acres. being Tieing soaked with the .many rains. The public are invited. � i� fat ao, eon, s. Pickdt ng, spring creek. _. -The .water, supply It the local Apply John Gillman. B ougham, 28-18 ; school is, now abundant and exceed- - OWS FOR SALE-T, B. tested. '1 aCOoper'9 Kerol fag the demands. This irae ,been a Spruce Lumber C Seve►al good grade Holsteins due to•freshen Copper S 'DrywKil s" _ at early date, KeA Graber, lot Zo�n4B7, • • • .,,great problem with the school board p Pickering: Izal Disinfectant for lice on for some years, necessitating the „ costly work of having the water 'ale .have some except• FOR SALE - 10 grade Hnletein - hauled by truck from Whitby. By fresh cows, and 5 springers. All cattle T B - your Live St! mak• tonally nice Bpruce 1II 1 tested, and negative to blood testa, J S Honey �. digging the well 'deeper an abnlnd- & son, Milliken, Out. 24-28 r of water ha. been sec- dorso .dTeBsed, decking. IIST RECEIVED-A fresh con. Royal purple Poultry ,SpeCifiC t0 ant supply T ured. It is. hard 'to tell what, effect matched and sidings. to aid. Int a choice dairy cows. Federally to ted. Inspection-invited E. L. Chapman. R R 1, Whitby. Phone,Pick.5222 2x.27 combat the �VOrms lIl Poultry a long, dry summer will have on the' - �npply, but .it .is hoped that theca Dry and well manufaC- _ LTOLKTFIN COWq FOR SALE'- Oyster shell and Will always be a sufficient supply Cured. rl Fresh, springers or heifers. mostly my otrn i ,� y i„ry ' mash• :. j.� n which will be permanent. _ _ breedin ` Too many on account of cut in Qua i Ori Saturday last February 14th fa' J. �• Brownridge, lot 27, con, S, Pickering • _ r N� 7pUNG MARRIED WOMAN- Grit Beatrice Stevenson And viins0Lois.' went ?4i moies �C�� -ate w)th with no children, wants d position as - • - cook general or domestic. housework. 115.00 -out to Kinsale to -the eelebrition of LUMBER YARD monthly. Apply Mn, Geo. Gore, R R 28 Pi k- ,Royal Purple Hog Tonic Bring. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter T. Stevenson's of their wedding PHONED g400. Cars FOR SALE-Oloee eprinR 25th annivtrsary - /ars and fresh cows, pure bred aedgrades. T,' day. There Were about twenty-five B.t-sted and blood tested Free delivery, - • - resent and tti %t Wm- J• Murphy.Murc.Far.-. Llndsay, Ont. ;Agent for ,McCormick -Deering b'srni�l�daehinery and friends ER • BUILDE Phone 1352• lett' tip p CARPENTER* a r el CA .: en opable time was had by all. - _and Repairs. -!most - j . -A carload of freeb SALE Mr. and :Kra. Ste ars vete l`of Alterations, .Sash, QOOra and FOR close springers, from the Ottawa Our Motto:-"we have. ,CianjjTet it, Of red fwelltp_five years ago, Rest Of restricted area. Prices reasonable At the ° Sereet)a made to order, f,rm of B.v. +untie. 1 1-4 miles west of whit • it to not made.,' Pickering Village on the Deverall �3r. WealPp by on No. 2 Highway. G CSParb,prcp. 20t . farm, then occupied by Plans and Estimates given oa 1 Teiephooel860o _ Diarveo, father of the bride. '4'r- (jdperai Repair Work. 'U,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR as useful — Qne cbesterftid suite. J.S. ■/�- and Mrs. Stevenson lived n.,Yt}1 J. POYNTER ••ve*rew poor and bridge lamp. ao-jitete ■ C DON • PICKE N V the village here for Years and their, • withshades, also one upright piano, and oat • • B ! ' asap old irlendn here Dodo in beet 1994 model ear radio• Appty Ln Dison. Range Pickering Hms. PbooeScar a4r ser