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Home My WebLink AboutPN1937_03_26"„ J '.`L �:tF...wr.-;-. -.•.' ..:.: - .sur, _ - -.,'y,.: .. - _ _ _ F' ^s-r''r,. v,'.p.a�.r - .ren. x-,var•._ .F+. ."., .� :�..m'..,_Ier '';y�,s;.,-,�, .-..Li,. y., .., .. 'd' i� j•. may' .- v y>: n- ..F.^,. . ., .nom ;rest .:!'Y•,:9, "i. i_ � J '•.-:. :':w9Mi -.. .a �,.�-,. ..:/: •'O'..FY Y�.•Y c9 � �.M1� .. ......., :. ,�_.T,.',".. ... -� ..., n�i .,. ... .: .: -..,, ...- .. • „ ... ',. ,,,, .,...,.. ..... ' ... -t .Rc.. Y^"Y•. ��.,.:9 r'. r... 'w..:. r.�vl .. L, -..,.. .�++a^,. :�^t,,'x+,.: .a-.�e':.,-,•,•[.�•-•r:. T� .� ''cr a,.' �, 'sir '-p'k�'R, r• -'i�r •r.. f•. -"- ;.#'.-•` ..-slur -ts �w ^' �?"•a.' -z� c:a.•' x� s. :F. � ,,,.. »s 'w,r.a• .°a.,�•r;«. 3 � 4 .•3: :'"4'•- o. '. v �''9q=��'a.r^�,Y . r '�"*', '3,,.8,.:: a:` ''. � www'' .a .. v+t �a �i.'+2'vw.:.` •ia:. _ .r t • 1 - • VOL. i.ti'1. PICK ERING, -0 NT.. FRIDAY MAR. 6.1 ;379 1 C. 31 NOTI-CE Stainer's Cttlem" st Centeno- Green River�� is] United Chunh, Good Friday .? ' -- Evening, by Centennial and One of the groups of the Grew' ; ;* .a.7�.d B. O, P$AR80N-Physioiao " Our trucks ' Dumbarton ehoira. serseoe. Dasbrtos. t�nss y Pass your w8, _ River Indies' Aid, under the lead-, every --- B. POVATM _ : D:.-Divii-e erslli 8,i Mrs'. A. Wi h pp�� -MILLS �.Rs awedatioaatOntario. Rua• QOAL CORE.sent a sacred concert in ''1886--(936 Ntnwi M o1 cM Aaarkara Oewrwinlr (issuer Church,' on Easter Monday; waoiasd by appoiatast.. Staples, of &&bury is. evening at 8 o'clock, March 29th. w oi% t.Oec W1rOI�, CEM( NT) Irilifting with her father, Wm programwill incl A .....i.0. BAND, GRA VBiL, Thom. , ,ed •-'Ke��epers of the ' = -'hong _> �► Mine Jean.MeoWhinnie visited with Cross" and a Sacred Paatomime, a[oadaa, Wednesday and Friday ih,. sniicitasr. A�loearr vi�t�i,cYaso r� t.oio. R31d James and airs. Mitchell over the °"idle Old Rugged Cross." Other it, - 1 010" iarataty ooeAWd by tan tate A. S Cori.- BUILDER'S SU P PLIE Fi "eek�nd. eras will include selections by the tiaa.6000 wine o1 UQWtlbottaa, Whitby. sty The regular meeting of the W. A. (Droves. Sisters Trio, of TorogW. A Te. Per bag 49ATON, BELL & ROSS :ass 16091 cartage Work will- meet at the home of airs. Jno. freevAll offering will be taken. Barriatora f! Solicitora�� We h8,ve 8,140 pl8,eed in stock a full Forgie o8, Thunaday, April sats is bags • '=1.30 - til line of Maple L+eai Milling M. George White is visiting her Green wotd - WIU� J. BEATON. K. C. daughter, Mrs. Mills, of Toronto, 25 bags andl'sover, ie. aper' bah' lis BROE $ELL. K C. J, D. r .ROSS Go's Peede. OKthis week) A. W. MITCHELL eir Young People's society belt : A i~,Il line tIp and pis JAMES A. WHIGHT The Dunbartaal .Y. P..3, will hold their meeting on Tuesday mgut. , ss !leas btnec. Torosw. nd.iaide tela their "Box Social" next Monday Mr. and Mrs. Blakely and family CO. RICHARD80N do Oo.. Barris = F'iskering, Ont. evening, Marchi 29th., Miss Florence of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. Pig Concentrate - thts is neemany _v� �an souaton. Notaries etc.. Suite aol, i Anderson, Literary Convener, will tad Maw -1 Byers sad famtiy. for economical feeding Qac.�ai.ae Building. 36 Tomato St. Toronto. Office phone 7400 Residence 6510 - �-g Comtel Taispiwoe Ad. 1686: bickering Phone 3013. atf ----1-r�- f y Paper" Mn E. holiday, of Mount Forest pis carter .for yroltag gigs ------- '—""--_ Come everyone. and spend an enjoy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walls, MBO1V k KOMI LLAN-Btarria- The Beal Store, Clarelilont able evening with us, and family- one day last week. rata. Solicitota, Notaries Public. office at Gordon Howe. Pickering. on Tuesday and PHONE 024 _ The C. G. I. T. Group will pres- The open W. W'S, meeting held ` ` Saturday cvettlngs (roan 7 90 to e.ao. or by ay- � int their plays: "Packing of the on Monday afternoon was -*'ell at- Poultry Feeds, All kinds ChIchm 19,=d-. a�centre. Toronto office. Mc -Kinnon Bldg.. 711 Mauro. St. Pbaoe Elgin 5808. 29tf rl FURNITURE Hoche Mission Barrel". and- "Aunt tended. Miss Mitchell gave. a very Starter and Growing Mash. aL We ere displaying an attraetiTe ay evening, Maggie's Will" on Friday ;inter"ting talk,- which was enjoyed; ("ION(ANT tsrs. Notutaries Public mANNiS-Batriete-�e, variety of ! April 9th, at 8 p. . A very cord- by all. Bran and Shorts - Aluminum and Graniteware Etc. ia1 invitation is extended to all. Harold Wright, of Stouffville, GORDON D. CONANT. K. C. Furniture and Erurni A,LLIN F. AN141S. B..A.N LL. S. tureAdmission 25 and 15 cents. Reman. with his wife and *family spent.7. Gt/ces• -7 1 8 Sincoe St. S.. Oshawa Novelties. ber the date—April 9th. Itat Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ' Pboo t--4 and s (ochawa). and at the Court Prices low, in peeping with times: On may evening last 'fie pint_ Devitt Miss Helen Devitt retarbed Howe. iVbttby. (Mr. Conant) Phone 7 (Whit- - ,suss with them for the week -end, �IO.TTNIN.G . by) e ' C. G. L ' T. were hosts to (tie . ' RADIO SERVICE Dnnbar"6 and whftby groups. The Mission Band are holding an Uerr.taa The 'evening's fun consisted of open meeting .on Sundaynight at AND - .A Graduate of Radia College g:>moI11, camp -tire program, by Dun- 7N Mrs. Boyce. of Bywkllin. Biu All kinds .air F► ork . 1,1 ERBERT T.- FALLAIBE. L. D8., �Wlth barton, a1d Worship service by the be here to ac+,dreaa as and the .Aud- Of Re f -HERBERT MS. CWadwte a( the Royal Collage cI Snrgeoe9sad the llaiveraetr of Toronto, Whitby group. A very appetizing ley Biand will visit us. Ail interest- All Tuning Guaranteed rsdd U to-the•minnte training in enee.rcoed doer east of St, And- Up-to-tie-minute, Cbarea. Pickering. ont. ossa hours : a and repast was Prepared by the Picker- Ing ProR?Wn will be given by the C. 8. MaoDON A LD e. a. to 6p, m., or 07 a0pointwent. QC .ray $ tag group, after which the meed Bands- Everyme come and .eriire�. Phone Pick arse. 493, '. ~.FINEST EQUIPMENT ,.Zp CLOSE AVE.. TORONTO. . for dosed with "Taps". thorn slang. Phone Lakeside 1509 A (,,one " ' to Dtulbarton on Friday, - 040fscasa orbs. Guaranteed Satisfaction pril Zad at 8 o'etook pt m• and en- Kinsale Orders taken at NEWS (i 5= ..' AT jay a pleasant evening.. sponsored (too late for last week) i POSTUJ,. Liaeneod Auctioneer, Reasonable Prices j by the "On -We -Go"' Group of the; Shin ie$ �,QT Sale' esra . «.t:. a a°1i"i :: &%"Sao& Soo Ontario. bww«~i Tomes and Batteries always an to .rd W. .1. A bne-act play "Dun ,s n w s4 ' Fwina Stevenson spent the sat". Address,GrossMover P.O.. Goa. = H. RO`it'. MILLER. __ L'p-Lift Society" 'will be preoeated w'�-� at her '}tonne here. - _'..H. BBATOPT T Brouprhaat, Ontario by members of the W. A. Miss Eil- Tey Mchar?son called oft hit Gait onlvenized Stet-' 8bin lee. est. varaeeer. Cotsmiwoner for f Phone Mark ION em us y, a ocutionist of Picker a rasa a on unday. ,Mal,e toQ eR_ - talrtaq tts. Accwtotanf .-Ale'+r. � r t ui.:t r ` Etc, Issuer of r ie,K. hitRgp wheelir. a�p� ins will is costume. ?Jum- Ti's W, A,.. held thein meeting at '=kfarrlagp Lieeesaa: W Wtevale. Oats appear -.. W - _ ' L.► D ,nowt, sh'ar need - !. bass by the . Highland. Creek Ladiem' Che home of Mr=: R. F..'4l.+afiray. �' E R Qt:ai'tet and b our Dr. O'Hriea and !rlr: S. Mcl�ule• A . lSit UPI f!LAitfSMt)K - A E. RtCHARDSON y own Tultis s ala of Toronto spent w Call ,teed cert urire• Phone 8811 pa+e other items of interest on the see Sunday wit. •. GENERAL INSURANCE bprograrn_ Lunch will be served A W. Parkin, - = REAL ESTATE Insurance of All Hinds, hearty invitation is extended to' au Miss Aileen .Gormley -anti friend _- FUEL ;CONVEYANCING} to join 'i8, the fur,. Admission Y.5 of Toronto spent . day at her Best Rates Avairable wltb tad Ili cents. home here. Sun Aa aid estab"ed agency, reattj ' _-- - Mfrs. Bentley -has returned home to serves BeOurity and Service. _ Poore, Pick. stew _ _ Brougham a� spending a week •ceith her son. Builders' Supplies. _ Will at Audle . Address . Phone. Three carioaf4s of - �71T *� Miss Beatrice Stevenson is at Your°` tseonty 11Y M. MAW BROUGH7iM - PICK 516 home at present: enjoyed a trip to'Niagara Falls and LarL�l+t-1 �t�,d t�atlh LIOEN81CD AUCTIONEER AND Mr& Harwood, of Dunnville, was Buffalo last Sunday. A11 r, -p.,, -,rt B. C. 4b1u ]88 M1 VALUATOR with her -mother, last week. u good tiam,e g _ $ate. conducted Anywhere : ;Pickering Mills bliss Evelyn Mitchell was the T W A• are holding a 'meeting a �i0a1 Phone or write. Address 014 Dundas _ guest of Mrs. G A. Garcia • on : at Mrs. & E. Mowbray's on Wed y Alberta, Coal Street. East, A en0 for'Froet 3i; Wood Tuesday. esday, The afternoon will be spert - -Whitby. Ontario.- Agency The DeGeer farm gale on the 7th n quilting a quilt. DoII186tIr! Coke "- Cooksbatt Farm Machinery_ Several from here were in •Greer.- Cement, Lime Pla8r� con. brow t a wood on Tuesday C Y R I L E. M O RLE Y - era together. great crowd buy Y rii>; ht" to see the ' Complete lire and repoirs. drama, "Girt Shy" fro¢(, Pickerin Maple Body WCod 0 G RINERAL INSURANOB Mrs. George Duncan Sr., has been Y" g :: • Pbses _ Pkimvg, iYN {:hopping and Pestis Of all a visitor among Markham reiativen and enjoy thi home-made sausage. :AgenEi3 for 'Lttndy Fenoe kinds. the past week. M. and Mrs., Alldrpd and family anti ME�sl :.eboilnp WRITER Miss Ileane Parkin, of Kinsale, o O w have moved into the - f sha a, Royal Pastry Flour was `a viYditor act the Wafter Ba Life stone house vacated by Mr. and Mrs ,hiLlt -- Life poultry Feeds, Crowing h� over the .weelk-eta Stevenson. we weloorne tl>ea„ to. our -Cooktahntt IiYlplement,� Fire Ms►eh. Laj in Mash = �h` �rto't' Mrs An Hxecutive meeting of the W. Secure Prises Before Bayles Automobile g WaUder . •and Mn. Cooper, of 'Tor- - - e onto, were visitors at the Mrs. Geo. L '°� heed at the ho=ne of the pr. Meall makes Plow. Point.. WILSON B R O. -+ Burglary . and. Accident T pip how o, Monday aitetanoon. esident -ori Tuesday afternoon W .INSURANCE D. N. Lockwood Sulnday School and Church kad make an�ai>gelnents for the Dist- Sunday Aohnual. HU1 PICKERING, 011t.fiat- attendances o8, Ctiaday. Rev. J. ris �11t. ; D. Gi'ov�al choosing as hit tend Mite `� gang of nom' have been. work- Phone Mark 7-960 ` t New Patterns == Bast words of Jeeila: `It d& finish- ung o8, No. 7 iilgh�asy cutting dead R. G. CLENDENING ew, wood out of tunes and in some cas- - FIGHT �5 YII L1IIOleums, Congo. es cutting down old trees to g Mr. George iflarley has been ser- �P- leums and Oilolotb are. FUNERAL DIREOTpR rove appearances. iousiy lit during the paint wreak, but .. s i9 slightly i p Mr: Wm. Sadler 'is , seriously ill Water Cold just in, a hood range to Private Ambulance g y nlproved at resent. with the flu Mr. J. Young, Billy Day and (bight service The Oscar Wilson fatally visited and F Ballard aro able be out ~_ 1 choose from. _ and in the city on. Sunday. By Phoria 9000 again after- being confined to bed .BuildiD u our Vitamin Mrs. T.' Knox is again on the sick, for several clays. g 11 y Brighten your rooms with Halvern $000 uat, Be new floor coverings this k Brougham Y. P. of the Church Mr. (Walter Steer has eltgag+ed serve. '.. Fri Bprlra Markham,, • �nt.. elle guests of Claremont Y, p,tlft.. E. Mowbray for the alaaart- We feature the followin IVlta g , onths. Garnet Wagg who has g -=----- Union on Monday evening. In the min 1'rOdL1Ct$ been with Mr. Mowbray for a year SUN -TESTED WALL PAPER absence of Mies Hilda Hood,' con. haq Kone to• his home to assist his Wampole's Cod Liver Oil $1.00 in stock You will find papers For Our Poultry vers, of the Citizenship Group, on _ father. Ayerst's Aiphamettes 5o ca "Ior every room in the house-- Dri ins Fountains and Feed cSolm Sunday ening. M1ss Vary Mai The ladies of the combMnity who charge of the meeting.' sules fi-00 • :toric textures, plastic effects Trou hs made in oar own shop ""aro privileged, attend the FooNa X3.50 Some of the children and older `t 100 conventional, modern, floral. pupils of the '.$. S.- will and Nutrfdcn Course in the hall - GF quality and moderately the church one "In the Ga den at 1 amply �� for Abbott's HdI[ver Oil C �aults SG ` ast week were plain. novttty 1! scenic designs Y Easter Pageant "In the Garden in their it trouble, Miss G. Gray of the = 50 s 1. STICK -PAST .DRY PASTE priced. Bhtartch, Dep(. of Ag- ?.30, in aid of the W. M. S. Thank- 100's $1.80 Oyster shell and mica grit. offering service. Thin interesting tune was the directar, _ The Fouz�Square Class held a' -Ayerst Calelum 71 Capsules Sento, Alabnlanee. Day or Night pageant ' is well worth Do Also d_ air Utensil °11g'- v i Y s axed filter very P eaeant meeting at the bolus too $2.25 Phone 1300 not es it of their 'President, Mrs. V. Parkin Malt, & Cod Liver Oil I Ib. 59cr E IN R N -E S pude. Hear the Con>;c Debate by the toot .Saturday night with 13 preser,'t 2 lbs. 98C. Furnace work and general tin- Broughmn Pi7emon on April 2nd. After the busine,tq was d39posed of And all other popular Vitalnili " C. A. STERRITT g } l v "Resolved that the .gloppy, good- the. Inombers presented Velma Cr- products. ' �h sttlltllll] 11'OIIi )t� attended to. natured woman is preferable to a `, les _ avcfard with it Iced lamp. She, to Funeral Direotor clean Crank_" Moving pictures by turn thnnkeci her friends for their 'FE. C. Jones, Phm• S Furniture Dealer ALVIN BUSHBY J. J. Case Manufacturing Co. Fr=ee kind Rift and will ever rmnember Hardware Phone 4900 fm guesai p contests'her Present daps at F r,,Mde. se DruggWVaried and danci"gafer� moves wit her aI ��N8,VtYV �tli PICKERING nt-1nM�i�T��tS'adtL, ti. ^.'�.JYY•a.'t hR•.a.�i{.�'1i%; Candda"s-FavouriteTea = .WU1-"Why won't you advertise?" ask -BUY+' ed . the representative of a news- paper. of a matt in a small way of and have`' business in 's small town. t ` ' i' , r/Because I'm agin' advertisin,' ' : e o uq ` the man answered y ABA••But why are y--U.---.a gaina�it `.. `. "It don't leave a man no, time," 1 i07 was the reply. "i advertised wunst •` - - — last summer and the consequence tfine to ro fishing the whole season'.'~- . .. •.r r . 1-. Rettunin belles the Hfaho of +G9's:�. � tiw:w.a:� "M.�Kt��•:�•:As:t:� � e o:�. • ..o.... �-" - -i i a p ;tee London says Canada will continue �, - ,•fie to have railway deficits unless bird► 4�ON ON 'j H i. Bisc control propaganda is stamped out. �;�iCh• - . Will we choose, chop-ehoi�s dna obit."THER CUIT FOR EVERY AMMD I' TH lues?- Windsor Star. .��E'S A CHRISTIE BIS ►� 1 ey ClOWLAND F'ITZ51MMCNS� r� �4rte:.��Z�;e;,,.-..•;.•;�e��e�r�e�e_r��;•,•.. '•• other times I just used my bean. Lis- "Burke," the vo;>Ze asked.'',This it hen ten, Kelly! I want to bet married. , It Doyle." -- SYNOPSIS worsted old man, ,but she was hard takes dough. I'm in this newspaper "Yee, Doyle." It has been ten years since 'POP and unyielding. game and it's the only thing I know. • ':It's come. I've been 8014 Va the ` Clark has won a United League pen- He started away, but she stopped I've got to make food if I want more river.'The old -man told me 1h morn 6h nant with his New York Blues and as him. money and, the only way I can get ing. I'm going to Newark at' "ce." - • - the season opens the sports writersi- "When 'are you going to let Larry '-That's "'Platy said with the exception of Terry Burke, go?+• more money is. to be a, -good reporter. tough, old man, — of the Star, give them little chance. ",egg soon as it can be arranged. nerve letting this thing get on your and he really meant it. oils He bets i10 on them at 200 to 1 at a nerves." "I've been expecting it. ' $ fins Good -night." l,ve got tp get at the bottom of bcund to come." �� restaurant owned by Toa Murallo this or I'll lose my lob. I g,t nowhere (To be Contin..-Spnt'd.) Tony It was' after two o'clock when Ter- a gambler, In the Brodway district. , on the Whitper care. This looks even ° ry left Atfce a apartment. He had In the hard fought opening game with been thinking about marrying Alice worse. Ace found the bat floating in Philadelphia, Whiper, the visitor's for some time and as he sleepily wait- the river and Rawlins 'identified it. {fVIlrtal WATON YOU Y�T ! star pitcher, dies from a rifle bullet There wan a small needle something through the heart as he to nearing w for scab ie tJust s that they e would lip married just as soon as she like a phonograph needle forced Into Wind on the sold, and tivig431.welDiug c 1♦ the home plate after agtashing out a would say "Yes." Then he wouldn't the handle at the spot where it would low from the clearness, e Royal is always home run. The Bines win. There has have to start home at all hour's of, the be gripped. The medical examiner -Limpid and languid at d , �J been III -feeling between Larry Doyle, night. He would be at home with her. p •� pyl1a the Blues' rookie shortstop, ex -Ford= thinks that was tete means •used to_ Dewed with the myrrh of t1YA'spr,eu /J i�•GG ham star, ,and Whltper beciuia the He was -still. drowsy when he step- administer. the poison but they have ous turf in its aearneps� 1111 pretty daughter of Clark, France*. Ped out of the cab in front of the not been able to diccorer what pol- .'Smoky with attar of bi -Mr and - pre shown her preference for Larry. apartmelit _where he .ilved. -As he ap- son was used," _ of .vetches ad musk, hadDetective her preference Doyle until proached, s than stepped out of 1be } kutiir it tough, Kelly, but.you Ambrosial'.. incense of gra9nen and- - doorway. Terry's heart turned over are -chasing the wrong guy..when you clover -nen -blown; he learns that. Larry was talking to and almost stopped. }ie was, sure it I Frances under the stands at the time are aster are. It I ever come across the shot was- fired. When the Blues p`ae his finis anythinfi to help yon out; you eau de" - `1 and 'ia the reeds, and wing croon are to open in 8ostan, four of the "Burke?" the `atranger said crisply. pend on me." ing wailfully. over- �s ■�� Boston stars are 'injured. Terry learns "Yee," Terry_ihoguht he:, heard his ll k! right. Maybe I'm' wrong; bpt Deep ricer water and 9jlt • i�"� 'I'll k� ep watching you." that Sid Stream, notorious New York teeth clicking. Muting to languor the waver)ng erI gunman, wrecked their taxi by fir- ''Kelly wants to seer you. I've. been "Why don't you keep me covered of a plover, Ing a file bullet into a tire. Stream is waiting for you for two. hours." all the time?'' Terry suggested with a 5weepin� the-sands•'and the deso- _ found dead and Terry receives by the '•Oh, all right," .Terry' said rti'ith a gr.n- '"Then' you wou}d always be sure late rifts of his way, mail a warning; "People who: knave great relief surging over him, of the.'' ]n his heart be hoped Selig S'ear.chinq the shingle and shale. the too much, die:' When Dirkin, Chicago They went down to Centre Street. would follow the suggestion. Ile was driftwood and stone; ' star, dies suddenly Just after hitting ^What's ori' your mind. Felly?" Terry worried abut th gang and what _ a homer, and Pietro, the Chleayo'bat asked. - -they might'do to him, If it came -out __ ` - v,,. Yinti in the pines,'and wind in itis boy, disappears, it Is suspected that plenty. Where were you'alT night. that he was responisfble for, the police Dirkin was poisoned by handling his •{�'hy±'t finding, the bat. wild ~.berry bushes, favorite bat. Terry suggests to Kelly 'Never mind, why. Where , were And why was this wholesale Rustling end rolling and grgrm, that n be sought in the nearby Her• Rubbing the resinous bou hdiitrough _ .. you?"" _ -laughter'. on? Could it be' a. the quick forest bushes; Ism river. Pop Clark. -tells his daugh- •'[. went down to Jhe offiM and_ at desire to.ha.e the Miles win? This is the voice of the godhng ter he is going to get rid of. Doyle ter that I went up to see . my girl. Instead A going immediately, home • :. She• says she loves him. Terry, wor- What about it?" the Indians charm; , _, Terry wet over to the office. wrote Voice of the open-air odlin whore Had, goes to nee Alice 'Andrews.. .. flow. do you, kiww so -much about P g S— . - . er it e o } f� _ up the story of the finding of Dirkln's mooch-is� ori own. ---- these _mtirdersf Kelly�s-tapped at g y . bat, learlug out all mention of lits` �• W. Sief. - "But that is -ridiculous -l'ou'd him' part in the affair, and then -went homae „ '-Now wirat?" Terry was andoyyed. to bed, t #� better go to bed. "We found the bat;' Kelly, replied. Pop stood up and Looked at her. "And just where You told me to hto}r He, slept late and was having a cup - ,The world's • deepestmine is the He was '■ algetic figure. s seaetr, of coffee, which he made for himself, Robinson Deep in S4.uth .#hitt• Here _ p for it. 1n the Harlem River," when his telephone rang. His nerves gold is mined at s depth of 8,b00 -.''That- was a good hunch then; were on else and he'jumDed at the feet below the surface of th@ gtrpunif. 4. ,very cake of Royal is sealed in an air -tight wrapper It. stays fresh "N TOU can't make successful I bread with weak yeast. ",i our yeast must be full strength and pure it you want bread to be sip petizin.g—swee t -flavoured and light in texture. That's why seven ` coat of 8.. Canadian housewives -today insist on Royal when they bake with a dry yeast.-F.very cake of Roval comes .sealed in an , air -tight wrapper ... the only; dry }east that has this special protection.' It stays fresh, -'an(l pure for months. hor So }—cars Roval-has stood for reliability I. .. u.nfa�ling good' - results. I)on't trust your bread - baking to inferior brands of }'east. Be sure to ask for 'Royal.. Send for FREE Booklet! To get uniform re- sults in bread-ty.,k- . fr ing it is importgnt y to keep the sponge ar an even temppera- turc. . The • "Roydl Yeast Bake nook" givesinstructions e , for. the care of dough. Send cou- • pen for free copy of the hook, giving 23 tested recipes for ,temptinf breads, coftec cakes, buns and rolls, Buy MADE -IN - Standard Brands Ltd., Fraser Ave. dt Liberty St., Toronto 3, Ont. piemfe send tae the free 'Royal Yeast Bake Book. Name Address Town--._- Prov ...Now Ease Neuritis Pains Fast _. "Aspirin"Tablets For Amazingly Quick Relief Get "ASPIRIN" If you suffer trom pains of neuritis what you Rant is quick relief. "Aspirin" tablets give quick re-. -lief. for one reason. because they dissolve or disintegrate almost in- stantly they- touch, moisture. (Note illustration above.) Hence—~when you take an "Aspi- rin" tablet it starts to dissolve al- most as quickly as you shallow it. And thus is ready to start working almost instantly . . headaches, • neuralgia and neuritis Pains. start casing almost at once. • "As inn" tablets are made in' Canada. "Aspirin" is the registered trade mark of the Bayer Company, Limited. of Windsor. Ontario. Look for the name Bayer in the form of a cross on every tablet, _ Try it. You'll say it's marcefous:' Deman and Get- ASPIRIN.... et_ • ,, ' ASPIRIN � . NAIIK 1lh. E wK felr rns ieAvrw tP"" Dissolve Almost Instantly to 2 eetostda by slot ' watch. an "Aapidn- tablet starts to dietnte- grate slid so to work. Drop a6p '`Aspirin" tab- let into a glass of water. By. the time It Islta the - bolen• of the alar it b , disintegrating. What lsappena in this n warn t it?' 'shrill whirr o`t the insistent bell and The temperature in the lowest work - "So it was another hunch -"'took up the recelrer: e. "Sure. Say, slid :you find the kid.. - lags is about 206 degree. too?" he aske•! eagerly... "No." "My guess is ihat you won' -t, either" "Then you.haven't.anything to sug- gest about him?" "Say, what are' you driving at - � _ Terry bristled: "are you still trying' O to pin this stuff on me? "lhn trying to solve these murders and I think you' know too much- and t -are too smart.'i- r,Q'� ''Ile yourself, I: ., ..t aa..7. m r %�f ,...,. n. ,.. ?%,"^!. t. ._. '... .. :._,t.0. ..St' _ ;'•.,e., ^.' „ir' �✓' '•• ew"' yv F . .S. .Jy .. • /' :'4,}. � - !� � A T � 'h AI` '^y "y^ - „ ,R--- • tion and to do many of the things ground. Gradually the regimentation ness,. confidence, but firmness, too. "The' only argument to which -fer outiQ he chives to do, and by which he may be increased, to be eventually It is the most difficult formula ever taro governments will listen today is , �t Tra1t1/rig �nt__1_ developer himself directly,' eased off again when self-control or handed to anyone. the argument of the gun."—Lord Stm �lai� This last item is a big subject. self-government is established as s bolgi • Beginning in the pre-school age, the habit. _ ,ptt-E on should Also Predom- iw �pA�lnein In Pro -school �e of real self -development, self- Wisdom is needed more in z child •The number of London churches Dragonflies fiy .backward and side- "A + 9 expression should predominate, with handling than in all the scientific designed by Sir Christopher Wren wise without. altering the position Wisdom Needed. general regimentation as a back- laboratories' on earth. 'Wisdom, kind- was 66. of their bodies dust •itOt is the regimentation .of ; Fhil v It means, borrowing an .. _ Arm learning to work automa• - ticalir r or largely— routine duty predominates. Ail us are regimented by the very reolrebsents of Mot' Firdt of All, wp have to eat. We have to 8Y_tircie1-40 d to avoid danger to keep n r T j�� [ Wive. ?tat is primal. - Neat we _ � ■ - —i-■• � s ��a have tit work, in one torm or an � ether'.16r6o ourselves to some things ` deny oyirtiehes others. From here on we CPA narrow it down to individual �. eases: But there is no escaping the r, , tact that' regimentation is a factor In living: 0 f TH E } If the'. adult is to be ruled thus; by M ALL. ,circumstannces,, does it not seem sen- sible (o prepare the child for such - 'LtOLLOW the lead of up-and-coming people and you'll own •a' new conttngettciiat " Oldsmobile. It's smart as the newest nn fashions—with a distinc- The lrtg trouble was that some ' five beauty that makes it the 1933 Styler�Leader. Its fleet as a summer years beck, before we began to see breeze— veered with a larger en daylight about individual happiness, —powered $ gine for smooth, pulse -tingling per- breeze and regimentation made".,` formance. And Oldsmobile will satisfy your yearning, for a "car that -up alm0gi all of a child"s life. 1 ^ has eve g'r—'yet its low price makes it tops in value. The mole everything"—yet ReAtion From Strictness. closely you inspect this great new car, the more convinced you will be Ouco we had our eyes opened to t that Oldsmobile is the smartest car of the gear—the smartest bug of them _ the filttb, we held up our hands ria -all. Come for a trial drive today in a 95 h.p. Six or a 110 h.p. Eight.. :.horror and began - to kill Johnny nail Low monthly payments on the General Motors Instalment Plan. James- with kindness, called liberty. � �Y "' 0-978 the It of liberty ..that ki'led muc:i more gOtekly than it saved. But, dt, served (it still serves) its �I purpos4 even though a few.thou3and childr$d were sacrificed to the . cause.rA ""--- of thef extremists. Every retzrr:F - goees t4' extremes at first:: 4vcry new. a;ia -bw of thought c:alma its Now. t am not out picketing for regituentation aa a counter-refor. �r r k- measure, That would .be to go bac . -to 'the,dark.ages of Victorianism and 7 the child "workhouse" of Dicket:3. _ . But I bare lived long enough to f .'..► ti.x�f s s��i ;u Yr . know, that the only happy adult I.,' :• the rerrslt pf a very cariful blend• ` '' f �NV•I/' Jh Ing of -both regimentation and pers ' s zonal liberty. of conforming and also of selr-ssertioat +- Thir' is $Ay it seems .to me. every, x` child should have three stars to de his up -bringing. guide •` 1 iFllpt, things that he has to do ca roan%, sgmb as the baby learning iNE �ARjN6 �()R IS31 to eat,, pttd steep. at regular hours: ,e child attending to his drersing E�jERRpWSW s d helpisg with regularly assigned t3ttsK,�pow ?w ta; tins adolescent with ' sti'I Mr.1. t f iler shore reiwastbalty. tt�!ajob ow Scull" eo.•r- saaunw,,,.t. ` l.aarMfib to Accept Emergencies Na„r O O.Aatyrta _ Nest comes acceptance of emer• PtIv Nr C els..-OLDSMOBILE.... 1937.' -C easy-a*y, as it arises; or the cheer- �� e«,ter - rgtWulshia•g, of a . privilege. ; Q 6 - .ea taoeish the child cannot always IoM 1;thoQeS :�+Q a1�i1:RE'S NO DELAY WHEN .YOU ORDER A NEW OLDSMOBILE - f / be this. 'the er+c:h sport psha+r• di/ _ l'+ 9 ) 5 D• • �� t tato lioer'•t to. an Ce, act t00 fre uent is a war • 6 �rna'•nt�� oe• •Vb�p) pridjawatlon for the multtpl' ddds"t, •lwieh ylpA• - • 4 CHAS COOPER iClaremont. tt# life will be sure to ex s-�puda et ilio later: _ Assoc. Dealer -J. McGlashan, 'Dumbarton The' third Is his right to soles: _ �u �� d Old ► of thirty 'five PfO`rter tw x ,• ' :' '~�s' ARE you �din8 the clantled su+� fire F„ ion IWVe tesd'inS _ .�,• tt b, ash bit 't 4 t F ha u ick u t+O t � ' 1 •�, � a8 iit+'B "toall tlte't'�c�tabk.ever' . ' ' P steQ Out to — ,,. `': •teed ed _ de is int wig F --ter Sut`day,'xks: For dry w * n.1�rticulal ly + 71'�cl su to- ' Tomes b e no '°" w` t ' flashin8 cow U ted Turret �•utiful as pis,. SLy�,w,dinS �,uShlin-Buicks abte, tpO _ Fier to daY s M dfu, GaPab C.a� for 30 years t° be , {Sta .. cam are b ��.s ndsd II� ether d tx99"t f • �� wta�•.•^ r ��- PRICED FROM 1 �► .� $1207 (Serio 44—Sport CouPe - £' with COOPER' =— Claremont Aaeoc Dealer -J McCslashan Dumbarton �u�et a t.�tor�. �,hawa, k ` oat. Cioeernmeut tares, license • • • • and lr akA additional. Pries w �- subject to change without ~ `— M-776 notice. .4,rj :. t.T. ,.! T! 7<. S �4''S• Jl '� 2•'`,I> '>rt'. y. ✓ � � Y �'.. er": - +ran4'' +a . w , `F ` :••R . y^.,• t•; •„ + ,� '...` '.d' •.✓ •4 .fi- '?•s,-'^tT'u�•�•'k-. .w,x--s�,.:nr',- :-'r•. 'e. w' r.•- .r .�s ,�>,.. ' -. , .• „ ..r '. v'w�di•...1 .,,. " -2 ..s=.. , . • <. 2` "wi:. •w3 -f 4?3"• Y., -, .. "+,.. ..�-' .•ewrh• . ,'�'"8' iKi�° ,�•�. , . t . vY'� r V. 7 1�i .{ G fit'fM4g� `Sale Register Notice t0 Cred>ltolr+� [ e Maple I�af i[ntnsl !'�e�' Y Term — Radio Service T{JESDAY, MARCH 30th—Anction In the matter of the Estate of Mary InBET�IIG� CjQ. �' - ' 4,75 pet Tari $iAo paid is advance sale of foam horses, im lement:; Turner, late of the village of Clare- Expert service and re- ,�„1 W �i•�ANL3A 1N8. Q0. 8ubseript6o" to the United 9tstse and hay, the property of Joseph meet, in the Township of Pickering, and a, 62.00 in advance. r--'-B. l[itcheli, �tby, 0�,, (1 1-2 County of Ontario, Widow, Deeeu- pelvo t0 all makes. 88as• �e+v hates for Fars aa>t (> 1 om31e Ween of the,stop-light). As ed' onable charges. Work. Bai>aiav' ' JOHN. MURKAR. Proprietor. the owner is giving up farnsh ALL persons having claims ag- Windstorm. Insurance on OalldlM there will be no reserve. Sale at alnst the estate of Mary Turner, eller&11Eeed. y 1 o'clock, sharp. W. Maw, auction-.late of the VillaSe of Claremont, in ARTHUR IELD 1trinds,> e howellllllse ca flits i * School Reports the Township of ' Pickering, County Aut+rs `� ! of Ontario, Widow, Deceased, who Graduate Radio and Television Institute died on or. about the 25th day of Member Official Radio So rviu Men's Write or lrhwe I 3J~ra 7m.--100. Pass 60--74. Fail- _ oveirr Association. - BOWMAN d; BOWS below 60. Sr. 4th — Arthur Your their claims with the undersigned 46 Phone 5201, PIC WHITBY ONT ' Gormley 80, Velma Crawford 78, before the 17th day of April, 1937, — =- 6ertrtiae Essence 77, Jr. y after which date 'the _assets of the... _ ------- 4th—Har- —_-- — E es— - _ ala sten 77, Ma}'ion Holliday 71, -. estate rwnll be distributed having' re- a g Just Consider Law Motor Sales Peter Bo)ool0 6b. Sr. 3rd--('cordon And gard only to the claims of which Stell 76. Jr. 3rd—Robt. McBrien 86, the Adariinistrator shall then have Jack Hooker 85, Kea, Taylor 77, e e notice, and the undersigned will not Chrysler- Plymouth VO When purchasing a barns or mv. Dealer Howard, Stell 72. 2nd -Larry Tay- be responsible ,to any person of you see what you bay before iss- ' for 82. isi; rGer. Hooker 85, ,Marie whose claire he shall not then have McBziien Sb. Primaryr-Lionel All- y notice. nine Y�r cheque. Then, Why Not GOOD USED CARS Alimar Wm. G. E. ase the PYBADOD -Poultry Farm GOODYEAR TIRES dred, Richard Dated, at Toroi►t% Ontario, this for your BABY' CHICKS from the WILLARD BATTERIES C. H. Tuck, Opt. Eyesight Specialist 171h day.of March, 1937. Manning, teacher, Disney Building. (Opp.' P. O.) Pedigree R. O. P. )Rood-Tooted GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Greenwood School Oshawa, Ont. Phone 1516 Jack Fraser, Claremont, out., Ad- Stock- 'SKILLED. MOTOR REPAIRS Sr. 4th—Mi Brown (h), . Lois - ministrator� - Give us a trial on a New or a UssdF Cat The Government Improved Hatch- • Byers (h), Muriel Ctarltie, Bob Gib- by by his solidtoi+a ery at your door for inspection .ex- I 24 Hours Towing Service son, Vanessa Walls, Ross Campbell. Beaton, Bell and Ross, ' (farsightedness) rept Fridays and SuWdaYs. Gordon J. JA -' Jr. 4th—Eileen Sadler (h), Helen � 372 Bay Str. Toronto Devitt, John Gibeon; Leslie Wilson, Hyperopia (farsightedness is the ��//�� Over Seven Thousands in hands Marjorie Byers, Allan Shori. Sr. condition of-error existing when the R E A 1�►1 of Satisfied sustainers. - Phone 2 08 3rd—Fred Brown.. Jr. 3rd—Alan power. of the eye is deficient for. PICKER �G, f►•NTARIO Clarke (h), Carl Ellis (h), ' Clare the length or the length' �of the eye Hugh G. Michell may be deficient for the refractive «e are ay iri this week Claremont. Ont. � - - • - • ' £stock (h); Milton Walls, Vernon ]� g Johnson, Jimmie Kinnear, Ross po-er. From the front to the back, for C: ealm picked up by Mark. 8103 'Walls, Billie Devitt, Vernon Short, '. this length has power, each ti.sue ::Joyce Innards Earl Campbell. 2nd— I Qllr trucks. and' -the fluid contained therein Q Vernon Gibson (h), Dorothy Clarke I playing an important part. This i3 Special 29c. BROCK ` (h), Jean Mark, Harold Clarke, so common, an uAderstandin,g 'of the' Gerald Clarke. ist—Bobbie Eatock- condition, that the Hy peropi= eye THEATRE (h)•, Isabella.dark, Ernie • Sadler, ' ball is considerM- the -small eyeball N o. 1 Z ?. C.. Th! Best that saiu>� Edward Knapp', Douglas Clarke ", yet many sna11 eyeballs can :be just Yer lb..$uEter Fat WHIZ'S.'Yaxid _'�! q �vr Pruner—John- Devitt (h)% (tonnes as normal as the larger ones. There _ 6camination Sorvka Clarke, Milton Campbell, Allan CITIZENS' DAIRY .. a are certain varieties of this Condit- � !'�' Clarke, Douglas Ifnapp, Kenneth fon that we must touch upon in a - (Friday and, ssturday C. H. 'iltoje. 0�. Short. Harry Clarke'. Number oQ .general wap because their existance PHONE 32 March 28 and 27 $�� Vj Roll, 41. ' denotes absence for part essay be explained under other div- W�32T8-v' Two 9howe, at 7 and 9 l� 'Qr all of the examinations_ M. inions of the oonditiop tater. �s a we S'yturday M%dnep at 1.80 Isabel Rutledge..tea'dw cause of this condition'the first may ATi%LiVTION, FARMERS be found in the -above explanation, gat. Eveoiug Show starts at 8,80 . _ Brock Road it may be present at birth. the child Holiday Matinee, Friday at'Z p.m� Ha Ty Hud being born with a mall eyeball too GENERAL REPAIR WORK CLAUDETTE COLBERT -Mr. and MM Fred Yates of_ the small for the refractive power. We are prepared to repair cars, FRED .4aoM VRRAY Builder and Centre iter city were Block Road visitors last This leases only one division. $may the acgpired type. truoks, tractors and all farm IN Brlolty brk and 13tooework A The -Acme Apiaries report far- (to be, continued) a1a<lhiuery. Wheels rebuilt and "Maid of - cJalem`" - �► -Specialty purably after inspecting their yards lire-setting. wood-work and 9 la the northern parts recently. the —With t.AiVD SURY�YOR wood turning of all kinds. �0e _?sinter being panicularly easy on - . - pf�igA ' r0 to t Plaee yon-r older now for- 9ARVEY STEPHEN' - the tees this year. —"� THE CROWN INNd Several from here attended the F. J. DONEVAN B. A., B. Se., 0 Wood• Working and tUrning. BALE SONDERGAARD Rosebank lid, aud- Kingston Rd. �, ! f :hockey match. in Whitby last Mon. L S. On. file are the records of sur Phone or Oill iday evptiing"between Brougham and veyors Gibson and Yamold, fit. A. H. • - - - 4-29 t_ hone pick 669 riDunbarton; resulting in 1-e in an �g East,' Oshawa.'. Pbrae 1981 !�• ++• RO E Monday, Tuesday bed Wedn'nday =ipvertime period, Dunbarton scoring.• 1e h crock Road Storeand Blacksmith Shoo. ,March 29, 30 and 81 Q to Congratulations to Dir, _ Rasa (Sliccxator to W. H. Jad[toa) Mooday., First Show at 6.45 NO V� vVYou (Carlton, on the purchase of a car. Iihis• makes three- Chevrolet purch- Last Show at f) ease' lit the ca[nmunity since Jan. Tues. and Wed., FirstShow atp ' eBuilding 1st. Please page General Motors. _ _ ant Complete ow a_ b C plc Show t 820 wed of all kinds. At time of whiting Mrs. Bert - -THEY DON'T OARPENTBRING, Smith,- who was taken to the Gen- _ "Public .Enemy's CEMENTING, +oral Hospital, Toronto, last week, _ e e ,� t'LU�[BINCi is progressing real well and the _ �� = doctors report very favourably re` _ .. _ . Wife and larding her condition. We are very = _ - With -' ROOFING .:pleased to hear this and her friends _ no nearly four million dairy here Irish her well in regaining her = cows-on the forms of Canada PAT O'BR]E N We a eo- sell Brantford Roping - = = produce mor• 16an 16 billion heahh. L•INDS kY Maf°rials, Empire Be►tbroom. pounds of milk a year: Th• MARGARET — = Dominion'sw don't - ''ROBERT ARI4STRUNG Eanipment, Duro' Water Audle C0""10O1f� "°"t°""'°` dri^�otis milk. consumers aout AR liONIERO Systems, Beeitty 3 hird is sold in the fluid market. CES AR + Stable Egaipaient• so �,. i•;WntiJ' the d•r•lopms^t of ice cream and toter dry and wapo- • ' an tither Building Material —Fall ,wheat and-seeds are show- , ''rated milk, the only. mark•+ for this other milk was butter and „ Wing fairly well as. yet. cheer. , Since the turn of the century, however, almost every iilates Free _yeor has seen oddi+ional uses for nick. Each has helped to •stab- : _ t1lVork Guaranteed PEPPER E Miss'Lottie Mercer, who has been laid up with the flu has returned Hifi a more depe^dable year-around market for ail milk produced. = - With to work. For 80 years, Borden, through research end salesmanship, has F! 6 J. PR O lJ SE R P. Winters has beutt his trade :'carried a •leading part in developing uses and markstd for milk' ; ANE' WITHERS again,west of Pickering, He 6� �• that +odor are making dairying one of the greaten+ courses of IRY'I\ S. COBB _ . Phone °.?) gt 1 �. ' •farm income in Canada.. • SL .V VERVILLE p ` orfs a bun - 'SLIM ICKERI`G. o., - -y summer. ' Several carloads of 'horses have - `" •° • • `• - _ �� been- unloaded at the C: P. R. Isere t •- - .during the past week. = = • • ' • MSSOCIATLO 'COMPANIES ,85, Phone 600 -for-High-Class Provisions. at _ Rev, Mr. Spencer occupied the PURCHASERS OF MILK ' i Ipul'pit, very, acceptably oil Sunday MANUFACTURERS OF MILK PRODUCTS - - - .• ii ..G7.'i'.+ R�i.y acid Wi�IT� . r last. Rev. Dr. ` Currie comes' next p,IS}RiBUTQR$ THROUGH OI�I THE WORLD.. i Sunday. . _ -R. & W. Coffee' Fuller'sAmber Theo. and Mrs. Annan are cele- ---- ---- • bating the 35th anniversary of 1 l • 'their wredding this week with all A �• C• �yf �•Cetin 22 one 5lb 39the rneuiers of their faniil 'and l.0.y F R . grazidchiklren.' 'Aunt Dinah Pan- Heinz Soups - - . Ia MeinoriEtlst ; FYou can get Top Price -for cake Flour 18c. Asst., 2 tins 27c. BA.DGEROW--In lv�ig memi r�, of noel Vater our father, William Badgerow, Choice Veal +Calves .-.Right Weston Wafer _ who passed away Mdreh 27, 1936. 2 bottles for l ace Not dead, but passed ,beyond a at Home. 2 pigs., for 25e. Rho mist that binds us here, IIato the newer, larger lite Royal. Pastr FlourBroken! Sodas We `have Of that unclouded sphere. Buyet at the` . lbs. for -19c. 24 lbs. 85c. 2 t- ` Where's an open gate at the end of the road, farm--- Monday, Tuesday & _ -'Through whiclk each tenet � ; Cooking. Figs �Fig Bar Biscuits W°ns; Wednesday, each week, ' and .'11nd there is a tight we cannot see, _ ,2, lbs. for ••19c. Per lbe 1 S Our Father claims His own. Pay, '�'loront o " Prices. Beyond the galls our loved one �. Eldest and Juicy Lettuce -anti Celery Fin" happiness sad r[at. ,P►10KER/NG1 FARMS Each • lOce ulna there is comfort in the t>>oaght< Oransrese doz., 35c. Tltaat a k ming God knows bei LIMITED '�•Baity sinsd by Sea and Dani#• Telephone lir. ' Piake laff sloe Low*@ -13007H d M�URI SON • :i • +:yam ��`: �'•�' o _ Y .�`�:.?/�;'">:F . 11 7 R _ week. Kathleen is remaining" far a T L E O'N� /L� ' bulla Sphar's r fent days. - _Notice to Creditors Y Mrs. Cosner was ' in the city on Dls. Fred Hardy is ' still confined _ ' �� .,� .remedy for' CHILDREN `± UQUiday of this week. to hospital, but his many friends FUNRRAL DIRECTOR AND, 'S c ougb, The McIntyre plant is repos d to will be -glad to knorw that it is be- - EDdBALl11ER =[a the :scatter of the Estate of `Whadping-oough, and croup, acts 'y be working 'day and night. lieved a surgival operation will not George Turner, late of the Vilhge quicker, surer add is absolutely tx P ? _. Successor to W- J. Rather, of Claremont, in the Township of SAFE, and dependable at less coed, Messrs Ross Evans and Fled be necessary. Btouftvitle -.Pickering, County of Ontario, E6- Results good or nwney back Try W 1pltghthe have tbeen, on jury duty dur- Mr. Wm. Birkett was numbered a- Night and Day 8errice wire, Deceased. Jones' Drag Store pts ting pas eek, at Whitby. mongst the, flu victims last week, kering 5y=Qathy is esteoded to Dr. N. and at the first of this week Mrs. Business Ption- Residence Photif -.... •Smit on. the death his mother, Birkett was obliged to oto bed 9li01 .. 9820 L persons. having, claims ag- 'r h' of g ainst the estate of Geon ALL SIZES at Sttouttville during the past week. with the same complaint. 8e Turner, _ late of the Village of Claremont, in Of -4 Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Pugh etc- Mrs. Berg entertained a number ' pec ape ster y With o friends on Thursday evening last. p o pins', u who * • of Ontario, Esquire, deceased, vn`y their daughter, Mrs. Willis,: at Ath- Mumps continue in our neighbor- },roe« and Wood, Cockshutt, De Liv- �i FANNIN G ens. .-hood, and appears to be making al, Pedlar People Ltd. ° . about the 24th day of died on a t SCREENS April. 1935, are required to. file . - The. Annual Business „Meeting of sure it has not overl+wked anyone - �, the Bawling Club will be held in who has not had it before. New Coekahatt. Gear Shift, Oil their claims :with tkie undersigned 1,%I -'STOOK, the Ball, on Friday evening, April Mr. Fred. Johnson of the 9th con- Bath, Grain end Ferti�tizer Drills before the 17th day of April, 1937, ter` Lad. cession, west of here, passed away 6 -ft. Deering Binder after which date the assets of the zr 6 -ft. Masse Binder. estate will be distributed, having re- Plates Several from our neighborhood• suddenly at his home here on Mon- Massey.Binder- ppe F have been in to Toronto hospitals, day, March 22nd4. Deceased had 8 -in Roder Bearfns .Grinder Bard only to the claims of which Sharpened VULting Messrs Fred Hardy and T. succumbed to pneumonia, following 8 -in- Fleury Grinder the Administrator shall then have ^_ `�' C Paterson. an' attack of the flu. The funeral Moffatt Steel Range High ores; Ree. notice, and the iiridersigned wn'lI not be res nsible to an SARGENT,S HARDWARE Miss Irene Hepburn of Simcoe, took place on Wednesday, with int- 2 Walking plows Po y person - has spent the past few week$ con- erment at Stotiffviile. Deceased alias "Turnip Drill, :near new of whose claim he shall then have MAB.KHAhl,. ONT.. 8o[p ' valesci.ng, after a serious illness, at in' his 63rd year. A r^wtice. W. F. DISNEY GreellwoOd { the haane of Mica Florence Bielby. Mr. Brooks is offering as a prem- ' Dated,. at. �'oronto, thi's 17th day of - - Psoas Pick 2314 Al cf _ The entire community express re-. iugri, a very interesting lamp, with " March, 1937. �� Bret in the accident suffered by'. each five dollars worth of goods - Jock Fraser, Claremont, Ont. Ad- Mr. T. Patterson, on Saturday purchased, plus a small cash pay- i ``� ministratof. morning last, when using the cir- merit. The lamp has as .its' principal BABY -C H I O K �.7 by his. $olicitoie. Batteries cuiar saw in his shop. His hand feature, the ability to throat off a Beaton. Bell and Roes, '± reached the saw when shoving some luminous glow that is visible in the We have jUst,rustaiiad the.katest type. 0 37= .Ray `t r. Toronto. 4 C'ivaranteeCl material t1irough; and severed the dark room "•without the electrit -posy- New Mimmoth'Electric Incubator whrc WAnnd, third and fourth fingers er being turned on. The value of Otir Ge oil: TraQtor ana part of the thumb of the . left , this feature neednotbe emphasiz ar hat-hing .wonderful c ckshere in our <• Hatcher If interested in Barred stocks {.tile and Gasoline GIivered e�' y' The Economy Store ? hand. He was taken to St. {Iichael's or Wbite Legh-rns, Government .lpp;ov" pff t116.tiU,�li. Iioapitad, where it is reported trial he is doing very well. The circular • (ed chicks at reasonable -prices, give us t . Specials ,for iaaw '.ill always• be a ver, freaAeer- THE ' Werk -end liar. 27th- Ods 7th -� ds.and. dangerous -tool,' and -and ! _ u$��m C Hatc� ing � LF- S PLACE # : 'v+roslrers with this tool, at some time _ ' OUNG PEOPLE - -- Outstanding Value _ pe • .. q ._ CI ARE�10 `T OIlTT. or other experience accidents. The . Cuaiorn `Hatchet for Farcuera ' and Molastws snaps. _ ...'OF CLAREMONT l Ds, ..2 lbs. .19 ' `best wishes . of all -are extended tothose having Exhibition stock done at Phone Ctsn. il9t Mr. Paterson• are sponsoring a a low price that will surprise you: Chick haddie, 1i oz. tin, 2 for Q5 - The regular meeting. of the C. G._ Sardines, Brunswick. 3 for .14_. I• -T. -was held at the home of Mrs. DA:VCE.' FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND Hens' eggs. 2 cents each. Prunes, med. size, 2 lbs..for .2s •B. Kilpatrick on Wednesday evening CLAR£iiONT. C01itiCtiiTY_ Ducks' eggs, 3•cents ear -11 Red plum .Jam. 32 oz. .29 Karch 17th. With - Miss Mildred . ; .' Strawberry & Apple jam, 32 oz .25 RADIO SERVICE HALL L ti IO�+� ILLS POULTRY Peas "pride °f Valle LQ;•st, Assistant President and Mise - - y" 2_ for .23 ..�.� Grace Tomlinson, actin as Secre- Jack- Walker and His It -Piece Band. _ FAR Corn "Pride of Vel Full _ g � : - � ley'.. 2 far - .23 y Equipped for Guaranteed Ww!t it:ary. the meeting opened with sing- No. 7 Highway, Uoionville R O. S. scouring pada, `1< for " 14 at a - bg and prayer. followQ by a pians Tap Dancers and Blues 3iagern r9 -' 1' Choice Dai Butter $7 ,Reasonable Charge Iduet, by . Misses Edith and Eileen- Pbones Union. 2920. 3901 : 30-31 Fresh cauliflower, carrots, cabbage .:'Tabes and Batteries on Hand ••..Linton. Mrs. Kilpatrick gavel .a talk Buffet ° Lunch. Adm. 75e, couple:_ :.pr. �A -Cushion Seat in a Sinking t : _ .. Dancisig 9--' - - �'� A. �C• BROOKS _ PAUL WIIJOM � lsilLir►i!t trip•' and began by saying, '"taay A -sane of us oempy this' position, but 98 GROCER - t�... ct�.n. ace � n�b life's fe -USED CARS AND TRUCKS highway"; then Contin- tied nth deferent illustrations ern- phasiziag the subject, one being, p4daaa lhiratiL 60, 1,029 -- . wA Mr. Gordon, -of Toronto, who _ ..�_..., - Durant 4e, 1829 - holds a conference once a weeb for Pontiac, 1987 pOlda. 192? Z 7 young then. They sic. at tables in Buick 19'3d - 1g.=ps of six and discuss their ev- Durant 60, 1929 Dodge 1926 lie yunq's �ligkway e qday problems. Many- of them Iha.e -40, 9 -DIRECT ECONOMICAL u P . no work and have lost all hope Durant 60, 1929' Olds. 1935 CHANGE OF TIME TABLE' azyd courage Some of whom grad-. errant 40, 1828 - :• - * Ford 1928 Effective, y, Sept. 27th, 1936 i"ted from urtiveratty, and others -.. LEAVE PICSEI3ING Ch - who have no more than one suit of Chrysler 60, 1928 .• Jewitt 1927 - .. _ `.For Terssto For Oshawa Pontiac 1928 feeling deeper interest in the Pontiac 1928 - A. kIL P. l!<. P. X. �_ iatert+edkate pointe `'eiotifaea, bat do not leave with- so, intermediate Points A. M. P. M. P. I[. worW about them". Miss Grace Buick 1926' _ Pontiac 1928 a 7.OQ c 12-54 6.54 a .8.31 2.31 d 8.31 Tomlinson read a chapter in the - _ :�stlag: book "Ling. Yang,'. The Willis -Knight 1926 Ford 1927 _ a 7.44 , 1.54 d . 7.54 5.38' c. 3.31 9.81 Durant 6-18, .1982 _ _ _ . • Chevrolet 1929 t 8.54 a 2.54 8.54 _ Eastern 11.01 4.31 d 16.81 liiostem served lunch afterwards AO 3 54 d q sad was much appreciated by ev- Ford 1936 Chevrolet 1929 -_ _ 9.54. Standaad P.'ht. s 6.31 1151 Pontiac 1928 44 All young girls are invited d 54 11.44 31 12.31 • 'a 11 a •4 54 10 54 Time 12 31 6.31 A M. •�' bo come to help make the meetings Durant 1931 Trucks - 5 b c 1.31 - 7 ;amore of a success. Chevrolet. 1929 -- a --Daily exceptSun. & HoL" 7b -Sun. & ROL only. Chevrolet 1928 - - C]hev: H. D. 1934 Long R. ECstake c-3at. only. d -Sat., Sun. do Hol. only. Sim.. Richard How is on the ,sick _ list. y Dodge 1931- body, duals _ Combination Hockey Tickets k* Mrs. Russell Pilke and child re- _ 1 ton :paned '1930 - For Toronto Mapli Leafs •Coaclieb - 2 ton Chev: stake, duals, 1934 .-;turned home- this- week from Stou- } ` delivery qo - : Qotne Games _ fhtere and I:athl1een Brad�uC si�vm belldo d 1- Chevrolet 1934 1-.etnn PanelForii1931 9 T%ekets and GRAY COACH LINES B _ were guests of Mrs. Conner last- `EASTERN HOTTSE - PICHER[NGPHONE 4bN Chas. Cooper, Claremont, Ont b. 4 J .... y^ ',,.e•:� M 'P'p'l.. ., � .,. � ti�' ,.�'--�: -�: �J.'Y .� ..}�. w<{ �'� J> ��:. �i �' '^� �• �' it _ '� .'rd,F. :6 �' R`'. w!`�'Yy r : � : i.,ry<r:[i,'�ry �'. � u•�^'- +.*..ii" . '.,� � �,, r �: .a.. ai _',» .._,�,•'. .'.t -'� �2 '.,'i!. '.yi ✓'-; .•.. F - s, :"•-'. « a".e - ';i' .ire ,,, a,�,.:.. •�i y .�i w, '. ti. . „�R �y ..# a .:.'�:r Y.' 1 . .. 111 - '- N M•4 . 7. R _ week. Kathleen is remaining" far a T L E O'N� /L� ' bulla Sphar's r fent days. - _Notice to Creditors Y Mrs. Cosner was ' in the city on Dls. Fred Hardy is ' still confined _ ' �� .,� .remedy for' CHILDREN `± UQUiday of this week. to hospital, but his many friends FUNRRAL DIRECTOR AND, 'S c ougb, The McIntyre plant is repos d to will be -glad to knorw that it is be- - EDdBALl11ER =[a the :scatter of the Estate of `Whadping-oough, and croup, acts 'y be working 'day and night. lieved a surgival operation will not George Turner, late of the Vilhge quicker, surer add is absolutely tx P ? _. Successor to W- J. Rather, of Claremont, in the Township of SAFE, and dependable at less coed, Messrs Ross Evans and Fled be necessary. Btouftvitle -.Pickering, County of Ontario, E6- Results good or nwney back Try W 1pltghthe have tbeen, on jury duty dur- Mr. Wm. Birkett was numbered a- Night and Day 8errice wire, Deceased. Jones' Drag Store pts ting pas eek, at Whitby. mongst the, flu victims last week, kering 5y=Qathy is esteoded to Dr. N. and at the first of this week Mrs. Business Ption- Residence Photif -.... •Smit on. the death his mother, Birkett was obliged to oto bed 9li01 .. 9820 L persons. having, claims ag- 'r h' of g ainst the estate of Geon ALL SIZES at Sttouttville during the past week. with the same complaint. 8e Turner, _ late of the Village of Claremont, in Of -4 Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Pugh etc- Mrs. Berg entertained a number ' pec ape ster y With o friends on Thursday evening last. p o pins', u who * • of Ontario, Esquire, deceased, vn`y their daughter, Mrs. Willis,: at Ath- Mumps continue in our neighbor- },roe« and Wood, Cockshutt, De Liv- �i FANNIN G ens. .-hood, and appears to be making al, Pedlar People Ltd. ° . about the 24th day of died on a t SCREENS April. 1935, are required to. file . - The. Annual Business „Meeting of sure it has not overl+wked anyone - �, the Bawling Club will be held in who has not had it before. New Coekahatt. Gear Shift, Oil their claims :with tkie undersigned 1,%I -'STOOK, the Ball, on Friday evening, April Mr. Fred. Johnson of the 9th con- Bath, Grain end Ferti�tizer Drills before the 17th day of April, 1937, ter` Lad. cession, west of here, passed away 6 -ft. Deering Binder after which date the assets of the zr 6 -ft. Masse Binder. estate will be distributed, having re- Plates Several from our neighborhood• suddenly at his home here on Mon- Massey.Binder- ppe F have been in to Toronto hospitals, day, March 22nd4. Deceased had 8 -in Roder Bearfns .Grinder Bard only to the claims of which Sharpened VULting Messrs Fred Hardy and T. succumbed to pneumonia, following 8 -in- Fleury Grinder the Administrator shall then have ^_ `�' C Paterson. an' attack of the flu. The funeral Moffatt Steel Range High ores; Ree. notice, and the iiridersigned wn'lI not be res nsible to an SARGENT,S HARDWARE Miss Irene Hepburn of Simcoe, took place on Wednesday, with int- 2 Walking plows Po y person - has spent the past few week$ con- erment at Stotiffviile. Deceased alias "Turnip Drill, :near new of whose claim he shall then have MAB.KHAhl,. ONT.. 8o[p ' valesci.ng, after a serious illness, at in' his 63rd year. A r^wtice. W. F. DISNEY GreellwoOd { the haane of Mica Florence Bielby. Mr. Brooks is offering as a prem- ' Dated,. at. �'oronto, thi's 17th day of - - Psoas Pick 2314 Al cf _ The entire community express re-. iugri, a very interesting lamp, with " March, 1937. �� Bret in the accident suffered by'. each five dollars worth of goods - Jock Fraser, Claremont, Ont. Ad- Mr. T. Patterson, on Saturday purchased, plus a small cash pay- i ``� ministratof. morning last, when using the cir- merit. The lamp has as .its' principal BABY -C H I O K �.7 by his. $olicitoie. Batteries cuiar saw in his shop. His hand feature, the ability to throat off a Beaton. Bell and Roes, '± reached the saw when shoving some luminous glow that is visible in the We have jUst,rustaiiad the.katest type. 0 37= .Ray `t r. Toronto. 4 C'ivaranteeCl material t1irough; and severed the dark room "•without the electrit -posy- New Mimmoth'Electric Incubator whrc WAnnd, third and fourth fingers er being turned on. The value of Otir Ge oil: TraQtor ana part of the thumb of the . left , this feature neednotbe emphasiz ar hat-hing .wonderful c ckshere in our <• Hatcher If interested in Barred stocks {.tile and Gasoline GIivered e�' y' The Economy Store ? hand. He was taken to St. {Iichael's or Wbite Legh-rns, Government .lpp;ov" pff t116.tiU,�li. Iioapitad, where it is reported trial he is doing very well. The circular • (ed chicks at reasonable -prices, give us t . Specials ,for iaaw '.ill always• be a ver, freaAeer- THE ' Werk -end liar. 27th- Ods 7th -� ds.and. dangerous -tool,' and -and ! _ u$��m C Hatc� ing � LF- S PLACE # : 'v+roslrers with this tool, at some time _ ' OUNG PEOPLE - -- Outstanding Value _ pe • .. q ._ CI ARE�10 `T OIlTT. or other experience accidents. The . Cuaiorn `Hatchet for Farcuera ' and Molastws snaps. _ ...'OF CLAREMONT l Ds, ..2 lbs. .19 ' `best wishes . of all -are extended tothose having Exhibition stock done at Phone Ctsn. il9t Mr. Paterson• are sponsoring a a low price that will surprise you: Chick haddie, 1i oz. tin, 2 for Q5 - The regular meeting. of the C. G._ Sardines, Brunswick. 3 for .14_. I• -T. -was held at the home of Mrs. DA:VCE.' FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND Hens' eggs. 2 cents each. Prunes, med. size, 2 lbs..for .2s •B. Kilpatrick on Wednesday evening CLAR£iiONT. C01itiCtiiTY_ Ducks' eggs, 3•cents ear -11 Red plum .Jam. 32 oz. .29 Karch 17th. With - Miss Mildred . ; .' Strawberry & Apple jam, 32 oz .25 RADIO SERVICE HALL L ti IO�+� ILLS POULTRY Peas "pride °f Valle LQ;•st, Assistant President and Mise - - y" 2_ for .23 ..�.� Grace Tomlinson, actin as Secre- Jack- Walker and His It -Piece Band. _ FAR Corn "Pride of Vel Full _ g � : - � ley'.. 2 far - .23 y Equipped for Guaranteed Ww!t it:ary. the meeting opened with sing- No. 7 Highway, Uoionville R O. S. scouring pada, `1< for " 14 at a - bg and prayer. followQ by a pians Tap Dancers and Blues 3iagern r9 -' 1' Choice Dai Butter $7 ,Reasonable Charge Iduet, by . Misses Edith and Eileen- Pbones Union. 2920. 3901 : 30-31 Fresh cauliflower, carrots, cabbage .:'Tabes and Batteries on Hand ••..Linton. Mrs. Kilpatrick gavel .a talk Buffet ° Lunch. Adm. 75e, couple:_ :.pr. �A -Cushion Seat in a Sinking t : _ .. Dancisig 9--' - - �'� A. �C• BROOKS _ PAUL WIIJOM � lsilLir►i!t trip•' and began by saying, '"taay A -sane of us oempy this' position, but 98 GROCER - t�... ct�.n. ace � n�b life's fe -USED CARS AND TRUCKS highway"; then Contin- tied nth deferent illustrations ern- phasiziag the subject, one being, p4daaa lhiratiL 60, 1,029 -- . wA Mr. Gordon, -of Toronto, who _ ..�_..., - Durant 4e, 1829 - holds a conference once a weeb for Pontiac, 1987 pOlda. 192? Z 7 young then. They sic. at tables in Buick 19'3d - 1g.=ps of six and discuss their ev- Durant 60, 1929 Dodge 1926 lie yunq's �ligkway e qday problems. Many- of them Iha.e -40, 9 -DIRECT ECONOMICAL u P . no work and have lost all hope Durant 60, 1929' Olds. 1935 CHANGE OF TIME TABLE' azyd courage Some of whom grad-. errant 40, 1828 - :• - * Ford 1928 Effective, y, Sept. 27th, 1936 i"ted from urtiveratty, and others -.. LEAVE PICSEI3ING Ch - who have no more than one suit of Chrysler 60, 1928 .• Jewitt 1927 - .. _ `.For Terssto For Oshawa Pontiac 1928 feeling deeper interest in the Pontiac 1928 - A. kIL P. l!<. P. X. �_ iatert+edkate pointe `'eiotifaea, bat do not leave with- so, intermediate Points A. M. P. M. P. I[. worW about them". Miss Grace Buick 1926' _ Pontiac 1928 a 7.OQ c 12-54 6.54 a .8.31 2.31 d 8.31 Tomlinson read a chapter in the - _ :�stlag: book "Ling. Yang,'. The Willis -Knight 1926 Ford 1927 _ a 7.44 , 1.54 d . 7.54 5.38' c. 3.31 9.81 Durant 6-18, .1982 _ _ _ . • Chevrolet 1929 t 8.54 a 2.54 8.54 _ Eastern 11.01 4.31 d 16.81 liiostem served lunch afterwards AO 3 54 d q sad was much appreciated by ev- Ford 1936 Chevrolet 1929 -_ _ 9.54. Standaad P.'ht. s 6.31 1151 Pontiac 1928 44 All young girls are invited d 54 11.44 31 12.31 • 'a 11 a •4 54 10 54 Time 12 31 6.31 A M. •�' bo come to help make the meetings Durant 1931 Trucks - 5 b c 1.31 - 7 ;amore of a success. Chevrolet. 1929 -- a --Daily exceptSun. & HoL" 7b -Sun. & ROL only. Chevrolet 1928 - - C]hev: H. D. 1934 Long R. ECstake c-3at. only. d -Sat., Sun. do Hol. only. Sim.. Richard How is on the ,sick _ list. y Dodge 1931- body, duals _ Combination Hockey Tickets k* Mrs. Russell Pilke and child re- _ 1 ton :paned '1930 - For Toronto Mapli Leafs •Coaclieb - 2 ton Chev: stake, duals, 1934 .-;turned home- this- week from Stou- } ` delivery qo - : Qotne Games _ fhtere and I:athl1een Brad�uC si�vm belldo d 1- Chevrolet 1934 1-.etnn PanelForii1931 9 T%ekets and GRAY COACH LINES B _ were guests of Mrs. Conner last- `EASTERN HOTTSE - PICHER[NGPHONE 4bN Chas. Cooper, Claremont, Ont b. 4 ,� . �. 4 , i?S .' .' . .�A n .' - .'...'.n . �. `,• .;YpGa': J. -''.i[ e•yaYh.'-s? ^tl w. •+� .. - .Lv.. '..".. ::•' a ..=.. a'i:6'. �lC .. •^Ct=. M`J',yR's. -"�+¢. rA%s: Ei"4 ev-.. 4'•y .: --rev. rt. ..:...-4"'iC•^o-a w..'N':a' �,'- : '- -v �. i T: .,�-' ,nom '�� Y W.�I%' .t+. �.�. ',r:.� 'C'%.a.' -.i � - -� ..g'. ' Parents Split - a good way of'teaching arithmetic be- Cause "it gives the pupils Practice in » ' «1.[tRQC}i Disappears On Education adding and multiplying ingredients," Having got away from the term u ND A Y _ . _ _ _ _ : The explanation left some of the "asylum," the Legilature is l __..—. fundamentalists cold. "You mult[p17c —'4: n_ preparinge�aot rase the �� e, Some Object to P(ew Fang! four eggs by three cups of Sour, and "ow lunacy and 1 na from the _ CHOO Ways of Teaching. what have you got—even adding statufes. What nos been called the ESS 0 Nnuts?" demanded one fundamentalist "Lunacy Act" for many years is sourly, in an aside to a neighbor. now to be known as the "Mentally ROSLI'N, 1C.Y.—The "progressive -,he prpgressive method, adopted Incompetent Persona• Act.!', education" system of, having nut- ' eight year ago In the Roslyn. UnionThe title is longer but it is much U LESSON XIII. repents towards.. God,. and_ believes P bread baking classes to teach >aoys arithmetk—as opposed 'to rho old• Free School district and gradually ex- superior to that which r ,.' * tic ,• R... ,r, r ti ,� sanded, drew further fir unatic' and "lunacy" —RISEN LORD—Joi6n 20: 19.29; 21. 20.24. -_-GOLDEN TEXT -1 am the first and the last, and the Lfiviar one; and 1 was dead, and behold. I am dire for evermore.. Revelation 1: 17, THE PLAN OF LESSON TIME. — The resurrection itself occurred on Sunday, April 9, ;A.D. ."30: The appearance to Thomas oc- curred the Sunday following, ,April 161 A.D. 30. The appearance at n . the Sea of Galilee occurred within thirty days after this.. but we do not _ - .. know exactly when. PLANE, — The resurrection of Christ _and,, his , appearance to Mary' ?4agdalene took place just outside .��. 'the city wall in the gatden {sear the tomb of Joseph of Arimataea; the two appearances to ' the disciples occurred in an upper room in- Jer- usaleiii. Ali the. events recorded in - chapter 21 took place on the shore o e a of Tiberias. -: s "Whest therefcitc it was --evening, - on -that day, the first day of the week." Between the Lord's appear- ance to Mary Magdalene early in the morning and his appearance to -the tea disciples that- evening, _two - "other appearances must be' placed, though they rot given in John's -' Gospel, "the 'app-eaasnce t5 Simon Peter t Luke 24: 34; 1: Cor. 15: 5) ; and the memorable journey with two- disciples on- the road to Em - luaus (l uke 24). "And -when tee doors were. shut where the discip- lea were." It is not said how many we=e present. Jedas was dead and Thomas was 'absent. Probably the other ten were present. "For fear �� of the Jews," (Cf. John 7:13.) i;n E inors of the resurrection had been spread and it was as yet uncertain what policy the popular leaders would adopt. . "Jesus came and stood' in the midst", How the Lord entereJ the room John does not tell ns; the record assumes that his_ -.._ eatran-e was miraculous, and that It was not: necessary for the iioors to be unlocked and opened. to admit Win inM. their presence. ' Jesus fame among then, in such a way as to prove that new laws now ruled his body, that the earthly no longer -•was a limitation to it. "And said +unto them. Peace he unto you." This was the ordinary greeting of one dew to another; it was Christ's last word to his disciples in th2ir sor- '.stow before his Passion (John,- 16: aa). Now they had a new peace, 111 the confidence that many's great - oft enemy, death; had been defeat - and that the one who had the :keys of life and death was none :ether ;han their friend.. -servant- and. master. "And et�ten he ,had'• said this, he showed rnto them his hands and his aide:' The disciples therefore were clad, w sen they, saw the Lord." Our. Lord did this to convince his dis- 'eiples- that he wiv the 'very.'same person who bad been crucified• and that ha had riser. with the same body, in which he had died, as the parallel 'account in • Luke (24: 39, Indicates, It is I myself. "Jesus therefore said to them again. Peace be unto you: aft the Father hath sent me,. even so send I you." (See John 17: 3, 23.) Christ had finished the work which the Father uad given him,to do ori earth In his . own person; - henceforth he would work through others. The new commisron is wider than the earlier one. (><tatt. 10i 1-42, etc.), for it' Is .not limited to the apostolate; the other 3isciples who were present are intladed. and, with the eleven, they represent the whole church. "And when he. had..said this, he breathed on them and said unto them, Reeeive ' ye' the Holy Spirit.', Christ's breathing, upon the discip- Ies-would' be an emblem of the Holy Spirit. 'Phis is, of course, a proph- etic breathing,, symbolic _ and sug- gesUve. They did not receive the Holy Spirit then. In the course of these lays, he told, them to wait ,until they -received the Spirit (Acts 1:4). He *as indicating to them their responsibility in view of • the` resources ' at ' their disposaf, telling them that they could not go except in dhe . liovtrer', 'that' 'of' the "Holy' • .Spirit. "Whose soever sins:. ye • forgive, they ars forgiven unto them; whose 06soer sins ye 'retkin, they are re. tallied. ' Has the church them the jpower to remit -or 'retain? The'sn- gwer is unquestionably, Yes. To any �, to any woman, to any youth, or maiden who, conscious of sin, "But Thomas, one of the. twelve, called' ibdymus was not with them when Jasus came." Thomas was ab- sent ber.ause his w4s the nature that preferred to bury disappointment and desolation 'in solitude. and ail- "The other disciples therefore said unto . him, We have seen the Lord. But he said unto them, Ex- -rept -1 : hall see in his hands the print ' of the nails, and put my fin- ger into the print of the nails, and put 'my hand into his side, I will not believe." •Thc,mas certainly wan not afraid of being convinced that his Lord. had arivert; 'on , the con= trary; _ne sougbt to be convinced that his Loci had art en; on the eorl- trary, hE sought to be convinced of this and put Minself in the way of -cones.tion:- Hu- had -doubted be- cause ne' wished -to, believe. It is this 'which distinguishes Thomas and thorough -going and depraved untie lievers. "1fAnd :after-eigrA days."' That is, the fo!!:.)K ing - S•rnday night, X it 16. "Again his uzeiples were - irr, and•'_''homas with them. • s cometh, the doors being shut, and stood ni the midst and. said. I.Peace be unto you." The fact that Thom.- -as was._present w)th the •dr,ciples in. dhates �f.at he • d;d not deliberately . shun .fe,;owship with those who .were-. confident that Christ had come forth, from the dead. "ThP': saith he to. ' h6mas', Peach :hither toy fing*r,•and see my hands; and reach hithi , thy, hand. -and put ..it into any aid(.; -and be not faith- leis, but believing." The - Lord -is . always ailling_to convince •doubters. of the t eality of divine truth by every !et;itinrato rnebny. "Thomas ans... •:►•cd and said unto him. alv Lord arra my God:" MoA commentators b.,'ieve that Thomas "never ni cepted the. invitation of Christ t;• reach fnrth -his hand ar.d.- put it. into Isis side EIc beheced at -once. The- confession - tltart carne from t.ov lips of Thomas ams the most a-tvanced ever rnaile l:y, any of -the tivelve-dunng tha t'r%. t''ey were w;•1.- "Jtsu ,- saith unto him, hac:iase thou ha:.t seen me, .thou hast be- lieved; ,.leased are .they . that -have - not seen, ;tad yet navo believed. Such conditi•rr.s as T., Nma required. ..are - unnecessary in • t4er to .have true ..and intelligent faith. Thomas -him- self ou,nt to, Irsve believed in. .the testimony of tha rest, convinced by all he had known and experienced of . Christ in past days. Our Lord does not mean ti,at faith liac.'.not •its solid rea oris for faith is not. blind 'ncceptanre of truth,'- nor -.the opposite of reason, but faiih is the opposite of sight because it asserts what is not seen, "Pet,tr, turning about, teeth: ' the disciple whom 'Jesus loved ' follow- ing; who, also leaned back on his breast at the supper, and said, Lord, -who is Fe, that betrayeth.thee" Peter therefore seeing •him' saith to Jesus, Lord,, and what 'shall this 'man alb? The Baine irrepressible Peter was not sobered into silence- by the 'sug- ,gestion of his own end. The ques- tion indicates the natural wish to know' the future ' of 'a friend, all the more natui a! after .having been told something about •hifbi%w4uture. "Jesus' saith unto him, If I will. that he tarry till I come, what is that to' thee' fo!low thou hie. -This saying therefore- went forth among the brethren, that that, disciple. should not die; yet Jesus said not' unto him,, thio he should not die; but, If I will that he' tarry till I come, what is that to tbee?" Jesus speaks an one who is Lord of life and death, whose will is supreme in earth and heaven. He also asserts, the fact of .his Second Coming. "This is the disciple that beareth witness of these 'things, and wrote these thing's." ' The phrase may re- fer to the whole contents of the . Gospel. "And we know' that his witness is true." We probably re- fers to, the Christians -who -surrouri-'- ded John ..at Ephesus, who, having lived personally with John,' know bis' sincerity and declare him incapable of relating anything false. The Gospel closes with a simple state- ment r^minding us that its cbntents - cover only a small portion of all the ninny things which Jesus did. ' Now'thare's a device to keep girls from falling out of rumble' seats. Another move- to replace' men by machinery.—Brea" Aon. -L-A—throes c — a parents of this Long island' commun- ity split in stormy controversy , last week. A protest meeting of 400.persons be- fore the board of education touched off,the long-stnouldering•dispute„with grim -lipped fundamentalists airing their views about "new-fangled” and "hightalutin" innovations in no uncer- tain terms. Eugene McLean, champion. of the anti -progressives, said' nearly ' five hours had been spent oue•day to teach a group of boys in the Roslyn Heights School how to !take nut bi;ead. And in a voice tinged with bitter irony, he asked -to be informed what possible education. He stressed the word "nut" connection nut -bread baking had with in a manner to suggest, he felt it stun- med up the whole situation.._ "Why," he said darkly. - "I question- ed several high school stud -nts and they couldn't even tell me -where At— bany was." Diary roa horst, who said • slie was considering the withdraw al of her grandchild from the second. grade. The grandchild, she said, was not being taught to read or, write and "could not even divid'e." Other opponents of the system com- plained that the pupils were , woefully. lacking in history, spelling, reading, writing and-yes—even arithmetic, de- spite tile'.ttut-bread baking classes. Ralph Tubby, president of the board of education, assured the protesting taxpayers that 'the board- wouldgive the matter careful consideration. Meanwhile .the iown's bakeries dip-' lomaticaliy removed nut bread from their window-displrays.. It wAs a Sore ..topic. r, .. .. Alive, But Can't Prove It!—A young Dane -1S unable to prove that he has ever' been -born;, according to the ef- were terms conceived in thy. Middle Ages or earlier when it was popu- larlybelieved that those who be -came . mentally ill •were influenced, by the moon or became "moon struck." We: now know, of course, that nothing of the- sort. -occurs, and -yet the terms with their mediaeval fla- vor ha%e persisted.,The more _en- lightened n- . lightened-'conceptioof care and treatment for those who fall rifen= tally ill, as .well as of the 'origin of mental disease; undoubtedly war- rants the. changes that are being ` made. The Drift To the Cities A member of the Legislature alas declared that fanulies have, migrat- ed to Winnipeg from the country with the purpose of qualifying for relief because 'the'rehef standard of living in Wihnippg' is higher than that -whlhh 'they can' reach in their torium when Super;ntendent of I was baptized, the parson. forgot to en-eral experience of all - Canadian ` Schcoa Frederic!~ Wegrree explained ter'lris game in the register, -and a few cities; and it creates a very diffi- about nut' -bread baking aril arithmetic' • 3. -a later his headmaster by pristake cult. problem: The Winnipeg' Free" tiut-bread baking,'salcl Wegner, was w►`oze in the records that he had died. • Press, - - `' f11 �as Fertility O he had better observe the law. • A written report from Dr. T. E. Early !1 •--•—•-r•—•—■—•--•-�-•— r;nscur - Whether ta �. '. .... ... '. � •.." s w :� - - ... �, Y. � is .i r,. . v:T.•" t t•.d. Dieter --"rl Provil3iss The Essential Elements house, where they •purchased milk at R'——'—`—'—'—'—•—"—'—'-'—`—'—'—'"—'—•—�•--•—•� 'm Of Plant Growth `two cents a quart less than the price Quebec supplied most important located a few miles to the west of the surplus of 8.277.83. There are 19 of 30c, confirmed t.y the milk control news during the past week. The Quebec boundary, supplied other There is now a great deal of ex- board,. it was cbar8ed by prosecuting .,Quebec Manitou property, better important news. The finding of high. 44, —.--= 4erimantal evidence in rapport of thewitnesses. Classified Advertising 1 n• a are on, a first level wsiiadded amus and nitrogen - tared high-grade gold -zinc ore in' Importantly to an already impresstye 3ZA"L UL Matertalal waasrastl ' Yrinti'' are the elements of fertility in which BroWelQuial Hakes five qullui "Five `' f11 �as Fertility O he had better observe the law. • A written report from Dr. T. E. Early !1 •--•—•-r•—•—■—•--•-�-•— r;nscur - Whether ta _ _.. The VJ<'6ard Vl<'E:Il read in court stated the stables were anfii to house cows for the sale of • i 1 Along Cari%Aa'S 11 ' ' g I igh�ray VFW Leap lilt th �o hIMF about pleaetsre is _ milk. Customers of Inman went to his ' t•.d. Dieter 0� Provil3iss The Essential Elements house, where they •purchased milk at R'——'—`—'—'—'—•—"—'—'-'—`—'—'—'"—'—•—�•--•—•� 'm Of Plant Growth `two cents a quart less than the price Quebec supplied most important located a few miles to the west of the surplus of 8.277.83. There are 19 of 30c, confirmed t.y the milk control news during the past week. The Quebec boundary, supplied other There is now a great deal of ex- board,. it was cbar8ed by prosecuting .,Quebec Manitou property, better important news. The finding of high. 44, —.--= 4erimantal evidence in rapport of thewitnesses. Classified Advertising 1 n• a are on, a first level wsiiadded amus and nitrogen - tared high-grade gold -zinc ore in' Importantly to an already impresstye 3ZA"L UL Matertalal waasrastl ' Yrinti'' are the elements of fertility in which BroWelQuial Hakes five qullui "Five dialpond drilling.. It has -been„known, large tonnage mine development. RIIs, Outrentant,, montreal, orchard soils are mostly commonly deficient. At the Experimental Ste- 5 POUNDS QUILT PATCHES -31.0& Smiles and ' ' that the contact that appears to be for large • Materials Free:— Pattern tion for the Okanagan Valley, Sum- nseruetions. Federated Textifss, Iduntno. responsible the arebodies on - N OP P ER TO ZVERY INVENTOR. Ust `---- aterland, B.C. several 'methods- of or•, . _ j� ],) the' Lasagne - continued easterly - The proving of a new oil field bj , Attorneys. 'Si3 Bank street. Ottawa, Chard eultars have been devIs” with _ _ - seuCK`ea �._.Bolden- t" Piaini-p I+ y * HOUSEH%.D ARTICLES FROM b a view to providing tbese .essential cents up. Rend for price llst: to Small - Fleming properties, Thr; Sadist of bringing in of a producing well oft PLAY MUSIC BY COLOR olements at the minimum of expense. the wide vein containing the aboio- the Company's 6.00 acre 'trict WAied practical way of playing piano. guitar Where growing legumbnous cover Wife --When you married me you mentioned high-grade sulphide ore thirty miles east of Lethbridge and' Crops throughout the year permits, said -my alightest wish would be points the way to a major mining eighty miles south-east of Turner for free Booklet ' now, •kepresmtattttes no difficulty has been experienced In maintaining an' adequate . your law. development. Valley is a development of probable supply of nitrogen and humus in young or- Husband-- Yes, but yon' have so bntarlo's 'Martin, BixB •. property, tar reaching imnortsace. separate, wild nate, seeds, any grain. — - Chards. Alfalfa, hairy vetch and sweet many wishes that I can't for the life of me determine which is the slight - • .sotchI •Clover have all been used with very . Cd. i _• L Fashionable Age tween the jail and the eity morgue pimp ea athlete's toot, scalm.rashes and otber skip satisfactory results. Alfalfa is beat ad- '__ nearby. sheppd is the _ &pled for use on deep soils which are Chorus Girl (s:s she 'danced out _ darkness of a downtown atzeet:. On ' retsntivs of moisture. Hairy vetch Is onto the stage)-� Well, I think I'll. When young people ask -permission - investigation,' the officers found a the enfant cover crop to use 'on &hal- low soils underlaid with q gravel while put the ' motion before the house. to' .marry, parents are sometimes "Not full bottle of burn dangling from a Flush Them Out . ---to known to .say, yet; you're too, cord lowered from a window- high sweet clover !a useful for breaking rap ivy, clay: New Bride (to her ,lawyer)'= young.)' -There are -probably always . -in the jail. -They seised' the con- es and start at once to flush kidneys of A modified system of cover, crop- CeAainly,- I respect your legal ad- at least a few standing differences ' tainer mfore it could be pulled into -Fee` ping involving cultivation of the land vice, Mr. Bell, but what good is ali- of opinion on the point. It may help the building. often causes scanty passage with during s portion of the Summa a may mony on a cold night? - ` to decide the -problem to know what Several empty bottles were found "trusties'. " In used to advantage. Hairy vetch —o— other people are doing, . what is,. the in. the_ quarters, but • all kidney -weakaess art: Getting -up Mice or shown In late July or early August The tuceessful man 'is -one who customary age for marrying. inmates denied connection with the Can be counted on to learns- froin 'his experiences; the In the last few years more Can• rum -smuggling t. befare`Wfntel sets in. If there -is ' failure is t e man w o' never -re-- n gib a ave een marble a - not suinctent moisture In the- soil to covers from them. Life teaches us more boys at 24, than at any other Quits' .lob Rather-' g'rmfnate seed until late August or ' some pretty tough lessons, but the age, but the average is higher be- Than Work Sunday prly September, it is safer to now tasks list us an bre .done if we unite cause more marry older than ' • fast growing cereal such --as Fall - heart, heat!, and hand, in the doing. younger. ' Thea wire of the average _ rye- in case a non -legume of this kind —o— bride is 23, the bridegroom -26, This- GLASGOW— Rather than violate is used, it Is often advisable to: sup- -Most-of those 'in 'debt,- got there- is a- little older than, in pre-depres- the Lord's -Day, Malcolm Campbell element the cover crop with an appli- cation of some fertilizer by trying to live up to what they sion days, but rot much; and , the old diff?rences of three has given up his lob as steward on high in nit- claimed..they are making. about years the S.S. Loch Ness which sails on . rogen. Where moisture conditions are• —o— in the uge of man and wife still per- -Sunday. %each that It is impossible to grow suf- Kicking is abpyt the only exorcise list. _ The minister- o -f the Free Presby - Ardent hmmus in the form of cover some folks take. Dan Cupid still cailms* his victims terian Church of which he is a Com - crops, this deficiency_may -Kell be pup- —o— of course, scrota most of the span ' municant, announced,: "There are Piled by the application of stable man- While it Is true a lot of money is of life. Each year.he strikes near- . -spiritual advantages- more important are. Indeed there is good reason to spent- each ,years for fun;'there are ly 100 goys and 300 girls in Canada than material prosperity." believe that' even where cover crops some folks who never seem to hate under the ager of 18 i more thaw 100-- The minister 'said- the church did are grown, a light application of barn- yard manure is - of treat benefit from any, - melt, and .20 to 25 women who are not mink' a man working on a ship the bacteria] action which 'it stimu- a— _' MARRIED -.75 or �41dbr. Cupid strik,N second time more which was in the : ourae of a voyage on. Sunday but could not cuunten- tates in the soil. When ? pert out to sea on maul- often in the case of women, but ance 'him'. working on a- ship that �_ morays bounding main . claims neither as often as he.-t'sed was scheduled to sail on Sunday. - Fast Convicted I thought it all would -be sunshine to. Whether ;t is 'that experience and never no rain.- teaches differently or whether they Under Milk Bylaw y when 1• put out to see I'll tell the world _. just can't affora it, we don't know;' =propbrtioh We Must Bund Men Agslin .-I naw, - _ _ .but -a- mach•- sninfler of _ Now she rules over me; I hold my widows and widowers are remarry- TILLSONBURG, —'For the first hands in awe. ing now than did ] 0 years silo. One large Caafornia employer - time is the town's historr, a local • —o- • • -The source of this information is Jack Dionne, the Texas lumber pub - Mass was found guilty of . an Iatric- Tom -Ys there any diSerence In, the, ViL•sl Statistigs Brpmch.'of , the lishez, about his -inability to tet sat - Una of the town's milk by-law, when meaning between sight and visions Dotnini�n .bureau of Statistics, De- isfactory help. -'"The Lrouble," he Serbert Inman was fined $1 and costs Harry—I should _say se. My girl ' partment of Trade and Comfiterr.p. said, "is that for five e years .we have by Magistrate McCrimmon for selling is a vision, and yours is a sight. all been working with skeleton or- .Qtilk without a license. .. W. C. Brown, KC., town solicitor, 0— People rich in experience are How LinOol i Won a ionVeet ganizations, and we have -not been' building men to fit We prosecuted. Inman • told the 'magfs- oaten pooi fn; 'spot cash. _.. our needs. must start .. all jover again, buildi reg trate be wolild continue selling milk __o— While Abe Llncoln was on his way men," but he was warned by the cadl that A small boy handed in the fol- to Washington to be inaugurated in Every employer should keep be- - - ' lowing - t3 a history examination 1861, his train stopped- for a -short' fore }ism that oft -quoted sentence HARNFSS AND COLLARS « paper:-- Generil Braddock was killed ' time in Wellsville Ohio. - A large' crowd gathered and the from 'Eir.erson's essays:"The great- t Farmers Attention—Spring is near] y 41 the Revolutionary War. He had three horses shot under him homespun lawyer was making- a est enterprise in the world for splendor, for extent; is the apbuild- here. Consult your nearest Harness Shop about Staco Harness Supplies. and a fourth orient .through his speech _from the rear. ptattolm when an inebriate -in the crowd blurted out ing of-a'mab." All of us must in - e sell ottr g'oode only through your clothes. ., • "I voted for a damn sight' better man tereat ourselves in the proper train - local Staco Leather Goods • dealer. The goods are and �� ' ! Little -Rinks press rited himself at - than you.' `man had ing of young people who will take the places of those who are running right, so are our prices.. We manufacture in our fac- the office with 1 noticeable gap in A who been used to many jibes, Lincoln did not let his, poise things today. tones — Harness, Horse Collars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blankets, his upper dentures:_ -' Bookieeper—Hull! Had an aeci- become upset, and tsrstea'd responded and Leather Travelling f=oods, Insist dent? with "I want to meet that man; bring Day in February .on Staco brand Trade Marked •Goods, Little Hinks— \o. Only a row him to -me." - Although intositated Ilie..ivan had - `• and you get satisfaction. blade only by: with my wife. Bookkeeper— What! 'You :sense enough 'to be frightened while - Violet Alleyn Storey in1the New Samuel Trees Company Limited surely didn't tome to blows? the crowd became tense w; --antici. 'meeting: York Times. 663 King St. West, Toronto Little Hinks—Oh, no. But next patCon of the 'n a lew min- utes the man was face to face with ' - Let Omar sing false 1 o 11 WRiTE FOR CATALOGUE time I'gnash mq'teeth I'll remetnber the Prtsf.dent-, elecl.. morning; shall sins; Y to taka my pipe out of my mouth. 'Lincoln, still poised, looked at him The warm, indefinite coming of false rr END, PAIN—Soothe --o— Jimmy , (at bicakiast' table)— a moment and then said, ^rfy friend, you didn't rote for me but I have been A Winspiilday like this when, in the st w Well, Dad, I've done my good turn elected. I am your President. I am. go - heart, -, _ SORE H A 1r D S for the da - Y• Dad—What? You've been very ing down to R'ashington to fa, a very,hard job and'.I need your lielp. Hopes; like long -covered violets, K by Rubbing in rs quick about it. What did you do? Jimmy—It was easy. I saw. old Will you help nee?" This overwhelmed the inebriate, -start - To quiver with new freedom from :kir. Brown going• for the Seven- 'and he - replied. 'Sure '1 will; �Ir: Lin. dark frost, • • • a thirty train, and' he was afraid he Coln sure I «•ill:" • ,. And dreams, like lilac branches, would miss it, so •I• .let• our dog All this ovetrwhelined the Crond - •- north wind -tossed "KING loose,•and Mr. Brown got to the sta- too, and every .nn.e cheerod .Grow still while sapless cores beseeth' OF PAIN" tion in time.. gnarled roots _o_ A tip to the ambitious:— .rail -Dwellers Forced To To sen ! ' along their grasrress, -verdant shoots, Don't let ,Your system reek with Do Without Smuggles! Rum- That petals may be wrought to - kreed, filigree 'or ,;ale is only. ,, bitter weed. VANCOUVER'— "Trusties" in April in amethyst and ivory! —o— Itelephoning) -I . Vancouver City Jail this week were but, never. never April, ' never DURING MOTHERHOOD _wife wish you : without smuggl9d rum -rations to. • -May. - - would come home dear; I think the which they had, become accustomed, Shall frame more. perfectly a real' . W O If E N . baby ling swallowed my pencil. and police sought an unidentified Spring day- ay - _ who -dread Hubby—I'll Hubby—�I'11 be right over, dear. woman believed to have been re- Than framed in an argent promise motherhood, In the meantime, what are you do- sponsible for prpvidin`g'the'14quor: -' of mor "'cold' . who suffer Ing? - Motorcycle 'officers noticed a wo- These false Spring hour_ s shine from. backache - and nausea, can Wife—Using my fountain pen. man hurrying up a garage ramp be- - - tremuloilsly gold! . be helped by the l use o f.. fir. _. . . f Pierces Favor- �( "` ite Presc;iption: We recommend thepurchaseof - - - ` Read -what 11frs. ear Saperf'" T. Roberts of 2y; Sapedor St,-BranUord, Ont, said: Algoma Summit Mine's. -Limited ' - - su] 'During expectancy and after my children were born, I always found the-Weatest- help - 'la Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Before {, ' M C C a A{ 1 y Webb G o u d re au Mines L i mit e d w �° ming this medicine, at sucb times I couldn't . ae rest at night attd felt too sick to be on my f�.et I hardly had strength enough to Eat 'Prescrlptfon' Golden Summit 'Mines Limited'- w atottnd but. the..'Favcrlte ;n�n calmed my nerve and save me the metes- - 01 nary strength -to carry on."' Buy novel Send for information on recent developments. u of Issue No.. 13- — '37 RAMM s -GARLAND & CO. LhMITED In In - — M9 Bay St., Toronto, ADelaide 4966 H B-1 _ In h - an ,via 11000 a Fine ant grand !Free- =ate >� Ogden'*—that ser- fo ea far r;nscur - Whether ta .` of etre • to start fQ stew9 ��f�odeallls�yw0ltbt "Cimat0c4e" lrinaaas h � e VFW Leap lilt th �o hIMF about pleaetsre is _ rout" Your awn. lift Into a J t•.d. Dieter 0� row tw of Oseea� Total receipts amounted to 'm ant Q~8nvs , 11000 a Fine ant grand !Free- =ate >� Ogden'*—that ser- fo ea far r;nscur - Whether ta .` of etre • to start fQ stew9 ��f�odeallls�yw0ltbt "Cimat0c4e" lrinaaas h � e VFW Leap lilt th �o hIMF about pleaetsre is _ rout" Your awn. lift Into a J t•.d. Dieter 0� row tw of Oseea� Total receipts amounted to ant Q~8nvs , 141.99, Itaving a gross operating surplus of 8.277.83. There are 19 men in the group. IgQfMf, women_ students are contemplating eo _ 44, —.--= -- Mak -Students Prove it Pattern.• Department Wasbfut sent Potent Canaan esI�E `vo eRIGINAL, an .Write KLINE KI len--drim When Go 1aat—ask' Sete tions. That's y filch sntarlins, rhes• Remember, 1 Good Housekeepen TORONTO.. — hien students of the University of Toronto success- fully can keep house for themselves_ it was shown ,by a report for the _ first 18 Weeks of -operation of a co- operative residence' for students here. Total receipts amounted to 419.82; total expenditures were 141.99, Itaving a gross operating surplus of 8.277.83. There are 19 men in the group. Results -have been so satisfactory ' women_ students are contemplating a similar experi•:lent of their over , -is said. Classified Advertising PURE GbARANTEED WOOL - "QUILT PATCHES" FiVE POUNDS :1.00'', 3ZA"L UL Matertalal waasrastl ' Yrinti'' BroWelQuial Hakes five qullui "Five - Refined guarantee! 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PRESCRIP nOlt 20 ' : Poisons ' Clog .. and Irritate Bladder Flush Them Out . . -For 40 Cents to your. druggist to -day and get this - C, swift and hatmle$s .dluretic and etlmn- - for Gerd Medal Haarlem oil Cap- es and start at once to flush kidneys of matter saturated 'with aeldb etid - - - -- the way to bring about healthy ldd activity and stop that bladder Irritation r often causes scanty passage with and burning as -well as' • restless the kidneys often need nua tax _ well as the bost'els, and some gmpWas kidney -weakaess art: Getting -up Mice or ee during the night—puffy eyes --cramps let—backache and mots[ -oalms. tut be sure and get GOLD -MTDAL w . 011 Capsules—the ortglnal and Stec - richt from Haarlem In Holland—the poet small 4e0 eents), the Coop results %"1U fns your "pect,ttlons. e ' ..,.., „•fie s...+�q� .: ,.•9rsr•".a r >e. b� .,.... . ......,,k. u. -. ,....,. :...,..._ ,...,.. ,. �.. w .; .r. .. ?+.p�... r3 J, .�..,.°` Yom... .,- , .1✓✓. .. ,.. ...5 , .-,.. • .. .:/. - '_• �: .tM .i' - � J e,V• :,;:P.� Y.e : :.'rt. �' `,•,,.a •., , V ) -° •;a._: +e+w-,,:, r•:J••a:1.- fi �•c"C .. ."..,C. -^••. .SM.,, „a..r J,,,e _. :R W,..6 "..'hJ ,,.:. ., i. ,.. r -R: -! T ,'•y, J - .♦ d a ., .. r .. ,... .:'.. . -. .._..:, ,"°s: �:; •i. i � x ,. .co-•- .. t, .('• , .. sJ •, ,Y .., ._ ..,.... _. rt, fty S. .3 r.c F..,, i•,i•- - - - R *:LOVA L1 -mrs- W, a Powell was confined w to her bed for several days last prise Lumlaer week through il!nt"• $tore --.litre Irene Elliott, of Toronto, --T-0-day (Friday) being a gen_ e� ,:,ilpent Sunday at her home. here eral holiday all placers of business, We have some eBaept- 1Mtis8 Betty BurninSham will be closed as usual. - ionally nice Spruce in 1 « / » I been confined to her bed for sev- -Services in Sc. andrew'w t birch Pick erin s Leader Store I =1era1 day* with an attack of flu- ' wnl be held as usual on Sunday at inch dressed, decking, . The monthly meeting of , St. 3 p. m and Sundry Schovl at 2 p. matched and sidings. `• -• George's GuW will be held at 3 rn, o'clock on Thursday, April lot at g1� I,• sparrow, of the Hose- Dry and Well manHfaC- LADS lite home of MTS. McGregor, ital Training Schod is enjoying a tured, • -- ' -awing to mild weather there pleasant holiday at the Bone of her If youwould have.' � hOtiee smartly dressed. :iwe been a great ineream in the parents, W. H, and Mrs. Sparrov.. r iC�1tiiVNG 1 : li=oduction of eggs ,and 'in' consec� -.Mev. Dr. C. M. Currie, of Gan- •:• -.• you Will decorate with decrease in ' -}� — s, - Fred and Mrs Baladon, of Bur-. United' Church on Sunday next atservUm in UMBER YARW _.__ A+ uQ on WALL PAPER =ore, and Allan Clark, of Iske£ield, 11 a. m. and 7 p. mi, Special. Easter alaoxrd 8400 _ spent Sunday of lard week with made at each service. S, ieir mother', Mrs. W. J. Clark, it Bible Classes at 10 a, m. S. and S. _ GEN'TLEM : EN : -being her birthday. CORKF.4=aN--•the oratorio, �uY' Appreciation If yap world be emarbly dressed, yon will weals' � .-ti&OW shovels may now be laid �� QMXa ixitln" by Stabw, given "'Johnston" 4 !f APPROVED irway for We session. We may Y� by the choirs t1f Centennial sad ON T819 OUR Joh>�iston CLOTHES `'Lone same heavy snov-falls, but the DutlbwUn United Church, is to be : +*►alAn spring two will qui4d do the given in the Centennial Church on First Anniversary �11ve invite you to come in and see our sew samples oo work of the snow ahove's and make Good Friday evening, at 8 p. m. ';w beltelr jab of it, we h0are,. ]lir. Barnes, eanductingl. Silver con- the new samplE racks, aid rersember we carry a cows -*=public sad ooatinuatian 1 in a to ear �plete stock right on band -No delays, lltebools bave closed for the Easter -Thereie a strong movernent Massey friends and patraa03 ,Patronize the dealer wbo ;carries a stock, Vacation; -and .wild re -open on Mon- throughout the province by motor - day, April loth. The Mhools will en- ists to have the Speed limit increas- for their favOws of the Joy two holidays in the month of ed froal 35 to 50 =Use per hour. NOTE—Our new spring Sample book which past year. May, Coronation Day on May 12th, At present the majority of motor you Will receive represents only a small por- tion of our big stock. - ' ,-- wing to tips large number of speed :tinu't as the average Is from :coca,- due chie_ fly to the 40 to 50. 'acedents, carelessness of . drivers, there Will ---A largely attended' E)udire and be -an increase in insurance rates Dtance was held in the Town Hall - of 5 per cent, to go 'into effect on on Friday, evening , last, spornso March .31st. Motorists have them- by the Altar Society: of St. Francis selves to blame for this increase, de Sales m Chump. There were a .but the innocent have to suffer the n'cicrlber of visitors from outside ,ism "As the guilty. points. A very pleasant evening was (, The last meeting of- the Men's spent by alt,. P Club was held in Dhlnbaiton Parish There seems to lie no decreare Rall, oa March 16th. We alt had ain the ntzrrlher of our residents f seal gotime together. The next goo Buffering from the flu. While there woeting will be Meld in Pic]oeriltg are no critical 'casae, the disease at the A. Y. P.A. rooms on April kgs on for a long time with many ` '6U. We, ask all men who 'would like who . are affliaed with it.It is hop - good evening, to tome and join ed with the coming of w=ner wea' i -im 8 o'clock, --(Jam, then, the epidermic will be wiped : -Master Ivan Bafoer. aged 13, out. seas! of Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, The regular monthly heating ahurch Str. was rushed to the Osh- of the Women's Institute will be shwa Hospital an Tuesday, where it held at the holne of Mrs. Gottdou - moos thought an operation for z pp- Law, on Tuesday aftJern000 Manch eadieitia .would be require& but in Mb, at 8 o'clock. Roll Cali-"Ubes eaaanination -it was found that -an of Stale Bread". A talk on "Cour- msec near the appendix"' had deved- test'" byy Mrs. itobineon. "Sandwich ' *pad, -a result, of aorii tooth -brush nemanstration" by Yrs. HAi and Wvtlw colleating at this point. He Mrs. B. C. Jones. _':.is reported to be 'doing well. -You ,-,-motorists is this nedghbA The fire eompanY was -called hood, who have not already done 'V" 1:wice last week, one case being so, 'treat yourself to an . unescarpable s chimney on fire in Dr. MaI$wen)s interview with one of our traffic residence, and the other below the officers, on ttlis No. a Highway.' ti $oor under the furnace in the We are not going to say what one -'down .Hall,_ while a dance was in party did a couple of years ago, to progress. In nefther cage was there the late Magistrate Clark, that it . .Jany damage of any cgasequence "was a pleasure to be stopped by done, an the flirts were quickly ex- 'our officer", because 'we are only -- tinguished. — stopped when guilty '_ of something �- .Sunday last was the first day we should not be doing, and none of Of spring ,or more correctly speak- us are keen about being reminded ,JW, 8.45 p. Tm on Saturday, that of such. %fowever we have. this past !being the time at 'which the sun week run foul of these officers : 'Eroases the equator in its northerly on two occasions, and for two dif- ,journey. Usually, the sun crosses ferent reasons. And even though we the equator, at some time on the do not know as yet whether a 21st. Leap year coining last year, "ticket" ;is coming, we n w.ct exp - causes the change.- In the next r: ss our surprise, but appreciation three years the crossing. of the eq- of the downright gentlemanliness - uator by the sun should occur soine and decency of the officer, on each timet during the 214t of Mamas occasion. We didn't think an officer a --Stan M®cBeth, the young, blind had to W that way. They demand 'rmtlaicjan, is L quite anxhoasly await- obedience of the• lase. and have 'i ing Music Lovtars' Night, on April .very,. nice way of doing it. 9th, so that he can delnondtr'at . his new piano -accordion to his Picker- Piekermg Wias the Cleats• Club ing friends, especially. We boyo and _ Trophy 1, els whd Have become acquainted -- vaith him. It is a beaWful inatevrn- in tike second Carie of the two - ant and one of tike • bead made. gatme, goals to count series, for the Music Lovers' Night will be a fitt- Whitby, Liana• Citi). Trophy, Pick- ing climax to another. wtnter in" eting ,, defeated Sturge" Bakegy Pickering social entelrtaimnent with Tigers by a -scone of 1-4. In ,spite the Central "Y" Symphony Ordhes- of soft ice, 'the Picketing team dis- tra. As seating preference is to' be played a brand of sparkling hockey ,given to iiicket holders up. tilt 8, p.. whioli .kept the Tigers in 'their own m., you are advised to get yours at end of the rink for the better part once, only 25 cents, from the Gym . of %hie game: In spite of that the Boys, or either Pickering Grocery Tdgers put up a game fight, send - Stores. -Com. ing up five men in the last period --On $atµrday afternoon two to try and break the tie which was cars met in a -head-on collision on 0-0 in the first two periods. With the highway at the east townline, ten ininutes to go in the hast ' per - 'resulting in painful injuries ,to two iod, Spencer took a pass from Bud of the occupants 'and -badly damag- White, to bang the -rubber hmyw for ing both cars. bele of the cars, go- the only tally of the game. With - Ing east, driven by Ivan Ashbury, out the services of Bas. Bye, the of Toronto, in turning out to pass -defence of Boyes- and Lockwood a team and wagon, crashed into r. ! workiad the erYtire 60 minutes while sedan, owned by F. Irwjr't, of Whit- Spencer, H. Pascoe and Blenkin did by, and driven by John Perry. • Miss great- work on the forww d line. Doris Ashbury, who nau with her "Mae" McF.achren, in the Tiger nets -brother, received' a- broken nose and was the outdtanding performer for other in juries ' 'ko her face. After the Tigers. It was dile to his am- roeeivinR medical attention 'wtas tak- sational playing that kept the Bak - en to the Oshawa 'Hospital: Peter try team in the hunt for the better Irwin, aged 6, who- was to the Ir- part of the three- periods. Pat Neil win car, was - thrown against the , and Steve Yakabowski Were a con - windshield and- was badly cut by ' Rtant threat for the losers. The broken glaC9 and was attended by first game of this series was play - Dr. McLaren. Traffic Officer Run- ed the previous Tueladay night and ctman invp�ti>?at^rl +he accident andresulted In a 2 -all tie- The trophy laid a charrre of-orkless driving a- is on display in E. C. Jones' wind- gainst Ashbury. ow. increase in that patronage, and : goodwill of our euatomers. � M S. CHAPMAN,——. The Pickering' — MEAT MARKED' NEW RUBBERS-- -NEW PRICES OUP tAa4,artsatna.,.:a. -. Men's Knee Rubber Boots, $2.29 Men' s6-Fyelet BrQwn Rubbers, $1.75 1410HPALE-7' pike 7 weeks old Wm- Mitchell. Lot 27, Can 7, Pictering Men's Plain Over Rabberla, 790. ��OR SA LE—A gt,sl,ttly • t ictorl oats. Apply A,'Seep ek, Whitevale. Men' Spat tf,ubbers, : ; . 990. LOUR SA Lt -Seed oats. kariy Alax Itsa and Banner Lot 18, Soo Y, Picieriag doo s. Cowan. iY-30 ' --- New. Stock --New Prices AN'l EI) -Turkeys dr for. n.inrkrt Alan _ See oar new range of clothing samplas. 50 White Leghorn bens. Fred Lacey H,ghland'-Creek 3I for Tip -Tog 'tailors and FaPlgency ORSALIS—TwoT Btvt.ted Npriog er cows 4 and 7'yea" old. H R Dunning. R 3. Claremont s>< : Firth- Bros., Hamiltous Y108 1'101t24ALE- 8 Wtta: shoat 6(! - A - Ihe • ach, 8 0 weeksotd Stanley Murdoch, N R 1. Pickertna. 30.31' -. - �;;�FF51) UATS FOR PALL! Fred T. Bunting,- �-Picke -A qu_ V,Btlkbliahed 1rl•Il9 tits of Alaska eats, Appl , . J. C, Bryant. Phone Pick 1407. .30-31 t', 1867, " SKKI) tiH A IN FOR NA 1.�=�irirink - t whose.' Durham`, also Banner oats. Walter' - Whitt. Pit kering. al -- --- -- - R J �l)yAI.E—!4prd i, /INtN w t•eNNr d A NEW YEAR'S MENU - pest: on Pio. 2 'Highway '11-3 mites east ofPkItcring. S C.Banl,er 30-32 _ - !P A F M VO t-( rA LF-80acieo, heing Health lot .20 con, 5. Pickering; spring creek, Apply Jebb Gillman, Brougham , cot! - - Hj.j U K� r: FOR H ALF — Got -d wor k 1 horse' last: ? tura. App1y29 Car- Friendship , reek. negie. Highland Creek, 29,-30 LOUR SALLr-Glood Olyd,• gPiding, 1� 9 old. OrvilleBurten,'R R 2.Clem- :. Contentment years wont. PhoneGlarc 1405 29-30 - ��OR SALE OHEAP-RegiktPrer+ :Cheer s Yorkshire boar and 2 sows in pig, l , PIr1s R R 2. Pickering (Base Line) 30-31. �g'� • t P, rosperity. `ELL. A W A P-0, rnrnn' -,hepber•d, t male. 1 year cad. good watch dog. Church -Dreams , 1 i �g/lV6ia ` Colne 'Prue sd. ward, a ison's sideroPickering, 30 j' cEP;D OATS FOR 'TALE -Alaska - Happiness ►..,geed oats, weigh shout 39 lbs, per bushel. Power Bras.. Kingston Road East. it All in Double Portion FOR SALE OR BZUH.ANGIB-BHy horse 9 years old. 1600; Also Holsteia bull i . To You years old Wm E. Lee, t ickering. 3] F( 14 PA LF -3 wpringers 2 register. cd Holsteins and 1 grade. Herd is fully accredited, Wm. Davidson, Ckwcv wood. W89 - Ct 00TOH OOLL1 E PUPS FOR - E I D - k_YSALL--•Bred heelers. Make$1.56, Apply D, Munro, •,ieltering, Phone, Pick 1509, it B FOR BALE—Teem of work horses. Butcher (phone 3004) f icireriog p real honest worker, elSOfor the two, Glen gages Manor Hotel Stables. Rouge Hilb. 31 ANTED—MM -fence rails.' also � e poata. ooet prat ee deli. PickeringHardware StoreRoyceSirnpson. park'sHoltow Phone Pkk _ 3604 30-32 - FOR HALH—Clydesdale mare: 7 years old. Also coal burning broeder stove incon condition. M. B. Burk. Phone w t - Cooper'&- DMy-Ki�' Coope s Kcr0l FOR SALE -3(10 bushels of 2 year oars 100 bushels of Bumper Kingza' -Vi�1 Disinfectantfor lice oil - old and oats, Also 2 good grads cows. Apply to Geo, r Puckrin, PborePtek 2302 30-29 ♦, :your Live Stmk• OR SALE -I Perfection oil stove. A' _ ' 4 -burner. with even; hand power washing machine with wringer, also New Williama sew- ing atacfiine. Apply at News Office' 29tf • Royal Purple �'oultry' Specific �tfl OR'SALE—Mt1 ,1nry fu 11 ivorvand Ll black enameiled and f� combat the worms in Poultry - porcelz:p coal word range; complete with hiRRhcloset. Us•d only Prrce 840.00. J. Shipton, Brock Rd. : one year. r'ickering. 80 ing'' mash. , Oysterj Eshell and g19F,D8 FOR SALE—Tirnotby Red Grit ' Grit clover tested seeds; Colorado Sprin wheat. Also Chatham incubator 120egg size �or Rafe"p - Priced right; Apply L, Middleton, Brougham, Phone Pick 528 51ti SAT,N-Two Ri1WR - • `c - Royal Pu_ rple Hog Tonic OR with plQa Feach: 9 shoats about 50 lbe; I Holstein cow 5 years old. fresh; 1 reg. shorthorn bull rising 2 years.' Apply Geo.GraY. Cherryw•od, lot 291 con. 3 Pickering for 1dcCoimick-DeeriE9 101m 10aclllineiy. (vt'W.A FOR, RALE-OIoRP RFlrinir• l 'ers and heap cows,'ptire bred and grades, T,- .Agent and Repairs., 11..t steel And blood teated Free delivery Wm J hlurphy,MurcoFarms, Lindsay, Ont . Uttrr Motto :-u W e have Clan set'it, Or -_+.:l " Phone 1352 l8cr 'it' iR not made. - [ l►H, �+Aiah:—P,•rrhFrrin hiif'f+PN, 1 ` i� r paircf black mars, matched t.am• 3150. Telephone 3000 5 and R yearn old, realst,red; one black mare, fn foal. 'G2:,. 4 years old; our grey lin, foal 1100, 5 ycersra mads one Ley colt, yearling, John �• r w DO�' '40 PICK:ERINGi Kaye[, R R l Pickering, 30-31 J` • ji,j,� ,