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VOL. LV I. ' TIC KERING, O NT.. 'FRIDAY MAY 14. 1 L+87. Vi.c. �8 ;
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NOTICE --_ Cherrywood ihmbarton GREENWOOD'
Anniversary Services in connect- Miss Bernice Lankin and friend,
R. H. O. PEARSON-Phygieias ".1-Our
with Cherrynvood Sunday School Mr• Rathb of Granton
1017
tracks pees your Waythe week-end with Miss Helen Thom;i
every sy. There will be .services at 2 o'clock Mr, Thos. Annan Irving and Mrs
�p S. FORSYTH, Oph. D., Director and 7.30 standard time. Further white attended the funeral of their' X886-•1936 y'
.[ ,ORPtom�•r1n1 Aaaodatimat Ontario. Reg. COAL COKE
ltwred ...ember of the Amerieaa Optometrka1 r ' '• particulars later. cousin, Mrs. Lee Bradley, o#` Ran- -- r
asgoda son. i:y examined by appo(ntment. �P� OD, CE B ENT,
Pttotsassot. Claremunt. out. scalville, on Wednesday of last Pln S
t.epat. SAND, GRAVEL Brock Road eek. Cho n
w k t
Brougnam Monday, 'Wednesday sod .Friday
and
k�. JR, D(kfALD 'RUULY Bturlstt)r Mr. and Mrs. F. Yates were down
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ptBceformerly occuD ad byy Lac lace A E t,'hris: ' Mrs. T. Philip spent Mothers' _
BUILDER'S- SUPPLIES last Saturday to their home here " :'!a per bag %�•-:,+
ttaa.twuth wing of t:ourt 1•iou.t• WhitbY• Sly and were busy getting their garden Day with her people at Zephyr. -
also load oartage work in shape. W. J, Brown and , family spent 20 bags - $1.30
BEATON, BELL tf ROSS Sunda with their people here: -
Earristora ts.solicitors We have also laced in stock a full • Mr. Alf. Kayes, who had the mis- Y
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line of Maple Leaf Milling fortune to "catch" the mumps a Mr. and ;ars. Ford and Mr. and 25 bags and over, 6c. per bat
WILLIAM J, BEATUN. K. C. week or so ago, is reported feeling Mrs, Ravey spent Sunday at .the
Uo',, Feeds: A full line of cattle and pis
ii. BROOKE. BELL, K. C. J. D. F. ROSS and looking rhore like his genial Ellicott home. feeds r
JAMES A WRIGHT A. W. MITCHELL self. we a.re glad to relate. fir. and Mrs. J, ' Newell, of Tor- f
is Bay Street, Toronto, Adelaide 2838 We are ver • sof onto, were visitors of Miss - Bate necessary
y sorry "to hear that Pig Concentrate -this is
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Mrs "Dick"TKeei?ie has been con- during the Week. for eoonotmicai ftaedin
;., (+ O. R1CH,ARDBUN 8t Co.. Bari Pickering, Ont. r g .
v fined to 'her bed by the doctor's or- =Kr. and :firs: E. Woodward en-
•ters. Life
uildi Potatoes etc., suite Sul• Of ice hone 7400 Reeidence 6520 tertained' the. latter's brother and PI Starter for young pigs .
Bacelsior Life Building. 36 Tomato Wit, Toronto. p dere. A severely strained back, ` re- g - -
'Takphone Ad. 16bb; Pickering Phone 3613. dtf wife. from Huntsville, on Sunday.
- ceived while painting her living-
THUMSON & McMI LLAN—Burris- The Beal Store, Claremont room is thought 'to be, the cause of Mrs• George Philip and niece Ef- "
tern, Solicitors, Notaries Public. Office her illness. Her many friends ravish fie Peterson were with the Ashton p�Ky Feeds, All kinds d4lm
atCaotdon House. Pi_keting, on Tuesday and PHONa 9'3) her a speedy recoce family in L'zbridge on Sunday.
$attuday evenings,rom 7 bU to 4.00 or by ap p Y rY4
Ooiotment. Toronto office. Mc-Kinnon Wdg.. _ Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock and other Starter and Growing Masi
�e Melinda St. Phone Elgin 5�3. 29tf : FURNITURE uthaugh no one frorri Brock Rd.
had the good fortune to actually Toronto friends were Sunday guests Bran and Shorts y'
We ore dieplaviag an attf•actire attend the Coronation of Kin at the Harvey 'home. -
("IOiVANT do ANNIg — Barriete re, 8
N-11o+nci variety of bliss Jean Malcolm and Miss Bva
lets. Ns,tarie. Public r George and Queen Elizabeth, many R�`oaN
SORWN D. CON ANT,'K C. 8lutainum and (�raniteware, $tc.. listened to the service . -,-is the radio 'Cole, of Ravenshoe, spent the week-
Furniture and Furciture
ALL1N F. ANNIE. B, A.. LL. S. end with the former's parents.
Novelties, which wars perhaps better than sec
-,w 60ces- -7 1 2 Simeoe St. S.. Osbaws and best as a method of avithessi Mr. and Mrs. E. Cracker Sr, and �T y a
Pbotrt-4#nd 6 (Gahswa), and at the, Court Priees.low, in keeping with tim.a- Jr.PIANO-TUNING
House. Whitby. (Mr, Conant) Phone 7 (Whit- file 'gorgeous pagea2rt The ,school. Mr, and airs, E, Crocker, he were
by).' - had a short program on Tuesday 'guests of L. and Mrs. Matthews an AND `I
,�e„•f t►t - RADIO SERVICE of readings, Sunday.
patriotic rags poems, in keep- Recent .*isitore4 at the W. Gray All kinds of Pt1 t+ir Bort .
"' "•' ^�^^�•^^^^^ A Graduate of Radio .Colla B . in with the eat current event- A' home were: Mrs, Gray's brother.
ERBhRTT FALLAISE, L. DS.. 8 g All Tuning Guaranteed
with
thirty-five foot flag pole, kindly Robert Judd and fatrlily; Mr._. wad
D D.S Lraduatt of the Rota( College of donated try Mr. Arthur Percy, was Mrs. Lishman and daughters and ... C, S. W CDONALD
01mSuutonsand the university of Toronto. II to-the-minute training
ollcs in residence second dow east cd at: And- p- 8 erected on the school grounds. "The other friends from . Toronto. 209 CLOSE AVE., IORON`I'O
few@Cbttrc . ,Pickenag. Ont Office hours : 9 and Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd and Coil- _
a. e. w 6 P. m„ or try appoinrmeat . (X-ray trustees, as well as many others. ___.. Phone Lake,dde 1502
swwke). Phone Pick 3700. +sty-'pFrNE3T EQUIPMENT who )Yelped to transport, trim and ie were at theft home here on Sat-
for - :. erect the pole are to be thanked urday, malting reads for suilYmer. Order? taster. at NEWS,Af6o!
I' jpU*tnv**+ • orbs. Guaianl'etd Satisfaction - for their efforts. A niew flag was Misq Gladys Gannon Was with. - -
,;— -^-. AT purchased for -the f:ccasion and wee 'h W 'oCowie rJahn
her neo
1<iA,tAnnKhle PriE�+tt duly raisM in the presence of the Mrs. and Fled Shingles'- FO.r Sale
la-sweit
P08TILL, Licensed Auedonoee. and the latter's :*sf� and daughterfor (7ouoties of York and onasdo. ♦ae• Tabes and Batteries always. on h. A � British c-inning of their pro- -
:. of all kens. attunn•d so on sh'orsass — gra , at
th,e beg-inning
and loy• visited their old home here and
Mau". .Address Gress Swat P. o., oq+. H. ROY 'MILLER. � called on std neighbors on.. Sa;yr t>iaft r •'vuait.�d duet! nalep.Shingea.
--.—..__. _ y .-g is an important •Hired'. FNIt ylurp9hinptlea. •
R. BEA.TUN. TOWh9HIP Brougham, Otitario - item .to'be iMprEased on yoLng day afternoon.
D• Clerk, Con reysarer. Commissioner for 48tr Pbooe )draft IfillEi Canadian minds, especially in ;has' aiisses Zvra Gee- Fidna Green Also. ''"'rni +eve inQ huRRp wheels.
eateoa •Nida.ns. Accountant, Etc. Ismer of -- May Brown ,-and Ruby- Annis, of Lawn ttevsvrre eh,arpeoe+d, -
idarAaget.icen•e•. Whiterale,Uat. -- troublous and uncertain ti�>es - T. PA'1'EHKr)Nl5 t'LAkiFiM1W1�I -
_• _-- _ Greenwood visited the-Y, R at th•�
/A, . E. RICHARDSON �. A'. � :' M Dun ba tc n . meeting on Sutxny Misa Gee acid Ott 11 ntrd Krt (,rive Phone 291: `
reowd the meeting,. ----
GIENIO'RAL INSURANC9 ' `—•. �- : The Ri,rls of the f G I. T at Will and Mrs. Camen,n,'son an' I FUEL
REAL E3CATE Insurance of All Hinds. Dur#,artfcm were ha�teases at a daughter, of Oshawa.. accompanie.J
C4NVEYa:vCI1'G very unilfue affair on the -evening by �i:s. James Hwgie.-•:islted th
Begirt Ratas Available with Brown',, on Saturia Mrs. Hvgl +
'An old estabftshed agency, ready of May 7th. The occasion being„ a y .
Mother anct Daus;hter"Bcincr et. Vii- u fished, to !i, remerlbes�I to ail .',i i ! •
Builders Su Ties
W. setae. : See�irity and S@roil^P era) of the i silica fn,m, the church friends.
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:Phone, Pick. 6000 r — - Weis alio .imiu-d vut -%ts. Tfte +ab- fns 'Centh Annual iiper.ne o
Address - . Phone les were gayly dk-vratPd lr• . rti c), ha::a . Yrrshyzi tial: \xe•atern' Sc+i __.
Y' y 1�ii� A► YY 1- ,
BROUGHAM PICK 516 and :white' and bluN .an'i' thr C r< n.: a.n. ulrets' .at- niouuhrlrl. i nut I
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ation- Cage rnada- inti ti(K-c rates f {, r ,'sired, .on May 190. A full prn:
LICEN^ E:U ACt 1'iO.N h lIR ANU ler, �tlh:n, tti�eChcr 'ofs sine vf' tri �'}tttn 1s lrPdule.l for tlx day:. Tr.
VSLL•2l'l'uR a rn•,nx ..- .t+ry.',lain;I} E}r:ro; ar,f l 214tv-,noon add r, ti'',will. Ix, •}giv:•n ` sill
l lit.l • t
.8,.led coudur;ted Anvwhirc PtCker><ng Mills w+th a .?teautiful.crr,v:n ani flak,. �l,sv Marjory frrefar;. -,ef 1{ rktau
Phoue ur write; Add,•ess 8l4' Duadr.' The cakr� wa. c,.t ' i'3 %Tiav Akn(e, is-
Lake (; •
La
* ( Ott Sunday the. vvmbine,f. Motl,.er 1)t,111P t l( sir r
6;rt•et. Litet. Agenoy for Frost Jt Rood Thom. 1_elon ,tic,ett w,%A Tonat tiTn ,
iVhitt>y. Unt,�rio. ire anti arc iri�^ inIvortisuil rat,- Day. Bi',tis-maI axtd C'�ronauo. (.Ftifetlt... l Ible. FiIRste,
w Cockshutt Farm Machinery, _ ,+ t Service had a very lar a attend-
. 3b1E• fru nnex. .Edyt$c, ..c11ip p•npa.-; _ g "1111t1)le R�,l}' .R c'i+d
CYRIi� F. M0111,EY ed the'toast to the KSn�"ard Rut1i once. The church was appmpriazrl,•'
CotriEil'ete lire ti11d rep++ir�. dEvr;rated cath fiuwel�, liar and tli A- enTc ear Luud FenO!
(3F.NITL TNsUR11,E , Allen, to the Qiwntry.• Doris Tay b � y
Choppfri, and Feeds Of "all ]orr-proposed a tf,ast to the church picture of the jtoyal' Family. Re'. tint) .1JQf°1
!Phone Pickering, 6700
kinds. and Ella :finnan;, pr]nop)gid a toast J E, _Glover :cad' the ff=ronati�, `
to the Mothers ana other guests, Message' from the Moderator, Rev.
WIRITES _ Peter Bryce, olid addressed the Royal Pastry Flour responded to by Mrs. Taylor: Helen �i0OkQhULt Twplementdl
Life Scott wad Ruby Dion sang 'solos, children` on a '.%Wahers' may: theme. -
'{ '.Poultry Feeds, browing lis, D�r-is Johnstonteld an inter "Secure Prices Before. Ba
Fire a,nluttnied by �1ise Helen Bradd. y�
:. -:'gash, Laiiflg Ma811 Two choruses Were given hY the efatiitg story: The following children s
A tOIIl01711E' Group of Girlq and Eileen'Amis were .presented for he Rite . of WILSON
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We carry all makes of Plow. Points. Ba tism: twe little daughters 4 I L SO N R R O
Burglary and Accident gave an I1LStrtI11 ental selection. p u
Da N. Lockwood D:,ria Taylor also g(tve a reading. li, and Mrs. Baaciay; daughter ::Locust Hiur onto
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IN Durh1 the avenin Miss Jean An George and Mrs. Duncan. and the
PICKERING, ONT, nan expressed . the desire of the wee son of Roy and Mrs, McWilir- PhotaeDl-irk 72(]0 e
StUC11O Couches _� Group to give Mrs. Burgess a small' ter: Rev,'Giover spoke of the heart-
gift and a presentation was made enlrig..-'effect of the-- fell-filled
to Mrs. Burgess. The est s esker. ch ch, and stressed the obligation WISE �ARMERtS
R. G. CLEN�ENING p
Priced from X136 50 to $37.50 Mi Eunice Tyhurst, of Toronto, of arents of children in bringing
_ _ FUNERAL DI7IFr✓TOR was introduced by Marguerite faun- th into church relati•,nship, as
Fleeted Rugs Private A+nt,nTnnce - ter aircj 11is T}hurst gave a rrtost well as sending them to Sunday Treat their, .geed �il'ain° '
�.
School.
• - ' - interesting talk on the responsibil-
nay'afi(1 Night Se,l•vue 1 1
sties. of the yciung, people of the pre- On Thursday, the �'. ' li.. S. met
plt�ne 9006 time, and .the need of s iritval• at the. Duncan home, and although
_ p FormaIdehyae
t -- — itfiafivc -51108 a« th froths ehurYh-of teday.- INI.' _the weattl.er was unfavorable_ att-
7 $4.8.r i ----- --
Tyhurst also showed some interest- endanre ivas good. Mrs. Stewart, R
9 g 12.-58.40 Mar am, Off$ '' i P J7rs. �4'; Bennett. firs, James Mal- To insure a smut-free barn t
in? s:,uies on Cam Life..: A vote
-"" - ----- __ ___ of thanks was moved by Vera' Stac- coin and 3iiss 3i-orison, bring vis- - A few cents spent in smut pre.
Ne PKtternH in ( O11.1? OI'ei11n, ey and the evening 'closed by sing- itors from Markham. lairs. '
H. his]- ventlon wit add dollars to :
Lin(ileum and Oilcloth Far Your POUItr ing "taps9% color. President, led in opening de-
` votions.. Several ' letters were read Your crop, A 15 oz. battle
_Driuking Fountains and Feed _,''
. • iS Stock. School Reports� ' from the V6'est, 'telling of the app- sufficient to treat'50 bushels
]Bede and MattresBee'at - reciatien of 'the people who received _
Troughs made- our own sho 35C. ¢:
p Spring Report, . S. S. Pidker- so gratefully, our gifts of last fall,
--Right Prices. Good quality' and moderately' ing. Names.in order.of merit. especially interesting letters came We also carry
Sr. 4th—Lolna Puckrzn ('i1)•, Jean from , a nurse and school teaches. Caresan Powder Treatment
WALL PAPERS - priced. -Carson (h), Carl Wilson, Lorna The meeting went into, a committee
- as a whole to arrange 11b..'41.00
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shell and mica fit,' Shea, Herb Puckltin. Kenneth Pas- ge for file '
g tertainment of the delegates to the
Motor Ambulance, Da se Night toe. Jr. 4th—Millie SScIvor (f). Jr,
Day Western Section of the Oshawa
Also dairy utensils and .filter, 3rd-,Allan Wilson (hl, Thelma r Carbonate, for Hum
Phone 1800 Gostin (h), Ronald Pascoe (h), Vic- Presbyterial meeting to be held in "Copper ,ess oats.
k;
- - - pads• for Cookson, Vernon Powell, Mar- Brougham on May 19th. In the ab- r
jorie Shea (f). Sr. 2nd—•Lloyd Pas- settee of bars. O, Wilson, Convener 1 The
work and general tin- •!
(h), Joyce Field (h), Donald of Group A,
N,
PICKERI G NE S
toe Sirs. Fred Cassfe took
C. A: STERRITT smithing prgmptly attended to. Linton, bferna Shea, Cerna Shea, charge of the program. Mrs. R. D.
AlLert Appleton (f). Jr. 2nd —E. Miller had prepared a fine paper E C Jones PhM.�
Funeral Director ALVIN BUSHBY Pascoe (f), Carl Pascoe (f). Sr. on a Chapter of the Study Book � a f r
Furniture Dealer 1st--3411dred Cooper (h). Jr. 1st— which was read by Mrs. Cassie. At >�RB "amebaR )
SfsrdtvAre Phone 4600 George Golow (h). Number un roll, the close, Siigs Duncan and helpers
Pickeruma. ' ` Ontario PICKERING 28. Bernice W. Chapman, teacher, served a delicious tea
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4'd
• '. "Did you ever see that one be-
eNot
or IOU CAN EAT AND EAT THEM
Orange Pekoe Blend"that I remember, but when
he is here he has so many of them the re so delicious!
0 ;
I wouldn't say."
lot of them in
"He always has a
Crisp, dainty little circles Of
the room?"
"Yes, •Sir. He keeps them stacked -melting joy that actually make
• up on his dresser. He rented them .salads and snacks taste
soups,
from , the bookshop. They would better.
or send them over three four at a
time."
When the maid left, Dowell said
to his I'latil k
batch and see if there is a bill or
op
t anything to tell which shop. 'rented,,_
him the puzzles."
There was a bill in orie-of the boies'
he
for three puzzles. There were three
boxes� of puzzles *on the 'dresser and
the empty box that had contained
EATIHON T -on the table.
64 the puzle sprav�led out
11
V "That one isn't part of this lot,"
the 'man explainled. -C'151����
l
nim
•IAMONDV "Are yolf sure of tb�t.?"' the*in-'
BY CORTLAND FITZ,51MMON!5( 04 Spector asked. "NeWs �a Christie Biscuit for every't'asfe
1, "I've checked them and they agree
with 'the. bill.
Dowell grunted. "Call the 'mail
Preceding histalments: "Nix. You stay here until ear
Synopsis of clerk and have him come -up:" It was a known'fact in the hotel that "I called Mr. Scotter and asked
It has been ten years since Pop from New York." The inhil' clerk was a thin, pale Mr. Scotter spent a great deal of his him if he wanted it Sent up and he
Te '\DowellI "
Clark won a United League pennant rry watched -and Klein young- man. who slid - into'the- room a time doing p.uzz,eS, said yes. It was a little after nine
with •his New Blues. As the as they-began,a systematic ihspec few minutes later. "How long has he been here this A
o'clock."
tion. of the room. They went over it "Wh,�t kind of mail did Scotter re- time,?" Dowell went over to the waste -
season opens the sports writers', with completely. and tho*roughly. ceive?" Dowell asked.* "Four - or five days. The,team came basket and pulled -t of the
the exception of Terry Burke a the out pai
The manager was still standing "Al" sorts of letters from all over back. last, week."., morn!ng paper, some torn letters and
little chance. He about uneasilv. Finally he coughed. the country and many packages."
Star, give them "Any packages _this trip?" a. lar -e sheet of wrapping-paiper. He
It -"What do"you kn w "What kind of packages?" t
-bets $10 an them at 200 to I , the Dowell 'pau'se('1. 0 "There was one this 'morning that studied it for a moment and then
restaurant of Tony Murallo, a about Scottir?". "From the s6und.of most of them came through the mail. I sent a' boy handed it to the clerk.
gambler, in the Broadway district. "Nothing -really- -He was a'.good' -when you picked them -up, -1* -"Was that the one you- saw this
From the first game, in which Whit- d sdy - -up v.-fth -it as soon as it 'came in."
-obably ji saw puzzles. "What time was thaIT"
per, the Philadelphia pitcher, is and Steady guest here at the hetet:' they were -pi 9 morning?"
killed' with a rifle bullet through the "Any peculiarities''.that- would be The. -clerk looked at for a moment.
Atyc.s. sir. I remember, the* printirfg.
heart after smashing out a home- notice --!e?"
run, death or., injury cripples the .. "He w . as a very . qu7e I t .. m . an.. He It's vcry bold lettering and ,it has
7 'Whitper"
the-romi number,- too."
Blues' opponents. Both spent- n great -deal -of time in h.'S'
It was - indeed- (o!d lettering.
and Larry Doyle, the Blues' rookie room. He liked to do. jigsaw -puzzles;
S
shortstop and ex -Fordham star, had Terry could see. it from' where he sat
you have had a sample 'of that' He Y Li- int &.�Il it -looked as if had been done
to Clark's pretty did not fraternize 'with the rest -of Wjt/
been. attentive
--daughter,
ch st�ck.
France and 96 had the men -'as imast players do. It was with'.the end of a ma.
7 shown her preference for Larry. not snobbishmss.--.-rather a sertain By LAURA KNI(M1 (To be Continued.)
:"When four Boston players are in -
aloofness.. Ile was amiable, but liked
d Burke learns that Sid Strewn,
Jure , I to be alone.- .- Ile was; woman shy, Ccok;'es For Aff Occaiziorw 1g. to
notori4iiii New York gunman. wreck- Ask your dealer ationt
and was sometimes tuile to women the
u of Staves that make tli�ek
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Ar, Ow- gas. or write -
ed their taxi with 'a rifle bullet Cal �kj thq. child four or 'Makes 30 cookies' (One cup sweet now Coleman
who tried to 'get- his -autograph."
-through a tire. 'Stream is found foi-ty' who hv4%t in a house without a cream may be s,.:bstituted- for sour TheColonianitampsed
dead and Terry receives by mail the "None of the general thin' -s, then, 'cook jar.' And. unlucky the. cook cream and'so1d'iii this recipe.) Steve Co.. Ltd.. Dept
that* you -are apt to find about single y., ar.
warning: "People who know tooWL Toronto. Ontario.
who never kno'vvs -the thrill of- mak- '.Suiedisfi Co*kies oij
much die!" Terr]i has the news first
"Oh. no!*! 'thenianager hastere&tci --in- a arieTr.of fancy Four. -cups sifted �cake flour..1 cup
and very-
-'also, when Dirkin. Chicago star,*
tasty cookies. There -are so many
I egg —well
drops dead from poison after hitting "He WAS a 'confirmed bachelor, sugar, 2 cups butter,
the maids, beaten, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
a homer. The poison comes from a and while he was polite to occasions when you 'will be glad that
phonograph needle fixed' in ' the there was iftiVer any -complaint, about the "cooky jar is full. These lovely Sift flour.6rice,-measurd,.and sift
Vo :gas :an Ideal irig days; for instahLv, when the aggin.
Aandle of his favorite bat Pietro, li�M irf.any wit spi Cream butter thoroughly, add
the Chicago bat boy, . disappears guest in many w:- children, come home -from school rav- dugat ftaftally,. and cream together
Mysteriously. Masked gunmen truss "You. may Vw 1-i have vi engusly . hungry—give. 'them cookies until light and fluffy. Add egg and
mail amount
up Terry, question - himo gap him� talk with the 111 .1.1;es -care to eat. Th�y can..'take themloutside beat veil. Add flour, a i
-and warn him he knows too mu'ch4 a this room.-. -T, shat she and -eat while playing. Long, sunny at a time, mixing thoz!oughly after
He swears his beat* are due to,lucky comes up at onc, • afternoons bring, - many of your - each addition. Add vanilla and
-oiling blend. Shape into 2 rolls, 12,4 ins.
hunches.- -Both Terry and Doyle The manager. IrL, and backed friends to your 'door while strolling
M soon. and,. with- a- frost. of dainty co on- indiametc�r, chill overnight, or- u.
have been suspected by Detective from 4bi'-romfi., - -i,lTe - maid In- , �)
Kelly, and Clark sends Doyle to came. She was a 'tall, thin, pale yel- hand, -you meed have no hesitation in til firm enough to slice, and cut in
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Newark. Larry -Negress who- walked up braz thin slices. Or -presa. dough through
plays good bat] low enly asking them' in for a cup of tea ac -
i companied of course, by any Wthe cooky press. Bake on - ungreased
there, ore, is. sold to Botion. and is be- to the inspector- and said, '*.f don'
�coming_ one of the - most popular know nothirig about --anytbing! ' 4 cookies 'for which the reeipes are cooky .-Sheet in hot 'oven (400, de- ,
pLyers in the league.low.-;- These. dainties wdI grees F.) 4 to 5 minutes, of until
knocked on the door about 9.30 and given be, done. - Kakes 5 dozen 'tookies.
made, -which necessitates using the
Air. Scotter said. he wodidn't be -going h
finest and 'best cake flour oh the.
out• untilnoon.
FREE CREAM, SEPARATORS "Were you in here Aast night?" market% will establish your reputa-
.Be one of the three lucky farmers totion,
."Yes.- Sir. I -came in -about .9.30
* not only amongyouradult
get -a brand new L937 streamlined
and °turned, ha -bed down. the sante
friendsbut among your younger
stainless ANJ%ER-H0LTFi separator
as I do every night."
acclitaintanLe"F.
FREE; send postal 'or Entry Blank
and "How to cut sepal-ating.c osts in
1
"Was there a ji:"-,itw puzzle on the
Nut i1orentinea
'Half nothing to'pay; simply express
tabic then?"- The inspector turned
k'
Tv. -o eul,,;,sifted ea e. -flour,* 1. tea -
. . Address ANKER-
your opinion.
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SUNDAY ,
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LESSON YIL—May 16
THE FORBEARANCE OF ISAAC:
-(Genesis 21:4-25; 18; 26: 1-33J
Printed Text —Genesis 26: 12-25
GOLDEN TEXT— Blessed are the
peacemakers: for they shall be call-
ed sons of God.—Matthew 5: 9."
The Lesson In Its Setting
Time.—Isaac was born probably in
B.C. 1903. He was offered as a sacri-
fice by his father, B.C. 1879. He was
married in B.C. 1864.• His father
died in B.C. 1828. The dispute about
the wells took place probably one year
later.
Place.—Beer-sheba was 27 miles
southwest of Hebron and Hebron
was 20 miles south of Jerusalem. Mt.
Moriah was one of the hills of the
,0 -,City of Jerusalem: Haran wasa. city
in Mesopotamia. Gerar was nine miles
southwest of Gaza.
"And Isaac sowed 'in that land, and
found in the same year a hundred-
fold: and Jebovah blessed him. And
the man waxed great. and grew more
and more until he became very
great"—This marked divine blessing,
feVkming soon after his deliberate
sin, is at first sight, a difficulty, for
*a naturally ask how God's favor
.,,could possibly rest upon him so quick-
ly after the discovery.of his grievous
e>vror. The answer may be found in
a somewhat frequent experience of
the people of Clod; who are often per-
mitted to receive publicly a great
measure of the divine blessing, when
faithful to the divine will. As Rich-
ard Cecil once said: "A minister of
Christ is often in highest honor of
men for the performance of one-half
f His work, while God is regarding
him with displeaAgre for the neglect
of the other half."
"And be had possessions oi flocks,
mind possessions of herds, and a�great
h3usehold: -and the Philistines env'.ed
him. Now all the wells which his
father's servants had digged in the
days of Abraham his father, the Phil-
istines had- stopped, and tilled with
earth, And Abimelech said unto
♦Isaac, Go from us; for thou art much
mightier than we. ' And Isaac..depart-
e&thence, and encamped in the valley,
of Gerar, and dwelt there."— In the
Orient -such conflicts as found here
often have" disastrous results, and
Oriental people are not quick to yield
to such a request as was here made.
Yet, throughout Isaac's lift we find
him a man of peace, always willing
'T to go. more than half way for- the '
sake of harmony and good will among
those with 'whom he- lives and does,
business. -
"And Isaac digged agai:. the wells
of water; which 4%R had digged in
the days of Abraham, his father; for
the Philistines had stopped them after
the death of Abraham: and he call-
ed their names after the names by
which his father had called them. And
Isaac's servants digged in the valley,
and found there a well of springing
water. And -tbe herdsmen of Gerar
strove with Isaac's herdsmen, saying,
The water is ours, and he called the
name of the well Esek, because they
contended with him."— Water is, in
the Orient, especially in' such a coun-
try as southern Palestine, almost the
first thing that, must be found if one
his to abide permanently in any bice
plaee. A good well is priceless: when
one is 'found, success begins, and the
envy of oth -
expected.—Again' however, there being a dispute
between the herdsmen of Gerar and
the herdsmen of Isaac, the well was
given up.
"And they digged anytuer i7eIl, an'd
strove for that also: and he called the
name, of It Sitnah. And he remoyed
from thence, and digged .another well;
and for that they strove not: and he
called- the-name--of—it-Rehoboth-I and -
the said, For now Jehovah hath xna'de-
room for us, and we shall be fruit-
ful in the lapd-"-'This`tbird well was,.
probably situated beyond the bound-
aries of Gerar. The name Rehoboth,
which means "ample room,"indicates
that now, by the guidance of Jehovah,
he had come to a wide. open region,
thought by many to be identified with
Ruhaibeh, about eight and, one-half
miles from Beersheba, where the main
roads leading to Gaza anc#,Heron sep-
arate from each other. -
"And he .went up from thence to
Beer-sheba. And Jehovah appeared
unto him the same night, and said, 1
am the God of Abraham thy father:
fear not, fbr I am with thee, and will
bless thee, and multiply thy seed for
),,my servant Abraham's sake." —At
a
last Isaac is back in Canaan, the Land
of Promise, from which he should
never have departed. Notice that the
Lord appeared unto Isaac the same
night in which he returned, by which.
"it is evident that Isaac was at last
in line with God's will. This is the
first time that we have the now fam.
i.liar title "the God of Abraham."
When God's serva*s get right with
Him,. they are said to receive His
true revelation of truth and grace.
"The secret of the Lord is with them
that fear Him, and He will show them
His covenant." (Ps,. 25: 14).
"And he nuilded an altar there,
and called upon the name o_ f Jehovah,
and pitched his tent there: and Isaac's
servants 'digged a well." —Four
stages are to be discovered in the
restoration of Isaac's spiritual life at
this time—the altar, with its thought
o! consecration; prayer, with ii-. con-
fession of need; the tent, a testimony
to Isaac's confession that this was his
permanent home; and the well from
which came water for his own re-
freshment, and foi the needs of his
cattle and crops.
The last episode in this chapter is
quite remarkable, namely that Abi
melech, who had previously asked.
Isaac to depart from the land of Gerar,.
. now . comes all the way up t , Beer.
sheba, not alone to -visit his friend,
but to assure him of his own high.re-
gard for him, and his consciousness
that God was blessing him, and to
ask for his continued `.riendship.
When we are out of the"we'll of God,
out of fellowship with men. When
we are in the place in which God
wants us, we are a blessing to those'
same men to whom, formerly, we
have been a tiouble 'and a burden.
"No formal eulogy Js bestowed
upon ` Isaac; either -in Genesis or in
the rest of Scripture. ' He ia, like his
son, Jacob, 'a plain man' .(Gen.. 25:
27). He has many virtues and
graces—faith (Heb. 11:. 26, obedi-
ence (Gen. 22: 6-9), affectionate-
ness (Gen: 24: 67; 25: 28; 27: 27, 33),
conjugal fidelity, gentleness; but he
is not among the foremost of the
Bible saints.. His goodness is pass-
ive rather than .active, draws forth
our sympathy rather than pur ad-.
miration. Still,there is something
peculiarly -touching• .and attractive
-about ibis character. Self-effacement
-is. perhaps the most succinct form in
which to- express' it. That was an
extraordinary characteristic for the
times in which, he lived, when men
fought on the merest pretext, and
Isaa, was strong enough to fight. He
taught the men- of that time a deep
and abiding lesson, which perhaps
only a man of his temperament could
teach, v.z„ that the servant of Jeho=
vah, the God of Abraham, was not
a fighting man, taking things from
other 'people without the.r consent,
brow -heating and coercing, living in
their -land whether they would or not
—armed with Jehovah's power to con•
quer and oust men. The servant of
Jehovah was meek and "gentle,
blameless and harmless."
('setting It, Right
A gentleman had completed his
purchases, and the clerk, in, filling
out the sales slip, asked:.
"What is the name, please?"
"Jepson," replied our hero
"Chipson?"
"No, Jepson. Sixteen twenty-one 9
West—.",
"Your first initial, please."
"Oh, K." .a
"0. K. Jepson."'—
"Excuse me, it, isn't O. K. You
didn't understand me; I said 'Oh'."
"O. Jepson."
\o.' Rub out the 0, and let t: -.c
"stand;"--- ----=
The' clerk began to look haggard.
"Will you please give me your ini-
tials again?
"I said K.,,
"Pardon, yop said 0. K."
"I said 'Oh'—„
"Just- now you said K."
'.'Allow me to finish. I said. 'Oh',
because I didn't understand what
you were asking me. I didn't mean
it was my initial. My name is Rirby
Jepson."
"Oh."
"No. Not. O, 'but K. Here, give
me' the pencil' and I'll write it my-
self. There, I guess it's O.K. now."
There are more "shaulds" than
"Dids" in our daily life.
r::"
Using T imb-.
From Canada
LONDON, Over 224,000 cubic
feet of Canadian timber have been
used here for the erection of stands
along the route of the Coronation pro-
cession and for alterations. in West-
minster Abbey.
The stands near Buckingham 1?al-
ace, those along Constitution Hill and
the Mall, have required 150,000 cubic
feet of British Columbia pine and Ca-
nadian spruce. The temporary wood
works' in the Abbey which are also
made of these timbers consist of ad-
ditional seats and the protection of
the statues and works of art. Part of
the wood used in the Abbey has been
salvaged from the Thames where it
has been under water for over a cen-
tury serving as piles for -the Water-
loo bridge, which is now being de-
molished.
Royal Academy
- Bans Painting
LONDON.—The Royal Academy
have ordered remo-val of a painting
from its annual .exhiition. because it
looked too .much like former 'King
Edward VIII.
The painting, representing a
crowned figure and entitled "The
Lord of Creation," was. declared by
the artist, Oswald Moser, to be en-
tirely symbolical.
Many who viewed it, however, be-
lieved it to represent the abdicated
king. -
Question:—"Will youplease be
Answer:—Wood ashes applied to
good enough to give me the analysis
clay loam soil for barley would serve
of Soft Coal Soot, as pertaining to
a very- good purpose, as the barley
its value as a fertilizer for the
prefers an alkaline rear tion of soil.
;
farm?" R.R. M., York Co.
The wood ashes 'contain approxi-
Answer:—Soot ranges from .5• to
mately 30 per cent. lime, hence.
;x
6 per cent. nitrogen, , 3.2 per cent.
would tend to produce this reaction
being the average of a large num-
in the soil. Then, too, the lime will
her of analyses. ' It acts very much
improve the crumb of the clay soil.
the smile as ammonia salts, i.e.—the
In addition, barley benefits from ad -
nitrogen probably being of the am-
ditional potash, hence the 4-6 per
monis form has to undergo change
cent. carried by the ashes will be a
to the nitrate form which it quickly. '
distinct benefit, _
does in warm soil. Being of a very
In our opinion, it would pay you
dark colour, it hastens the absorp-
well to haul the ashes from the syrup
tion of heat from the sun. It is
camp. A load of ashes would weigh
successfully used -as a spring top
approximately 1000 lbs., which would
dressing in wheat and. other . grain,
mean, if this was applied to the
much the same . as one would apply
acre, you woula be applying about
Nitrate of Soda, although it is only
40 lbs. of potash in each load. This
about one-fifth -the strength in nit-
would be the same. as buying 40,lb&
rogen of this salt (Nitrate of Soda),
of" potash, and 300 lbs. of lime. 'Phis
It tends - to lighten the texture of
would be a suitable application ,of
surface soils and is repellent to pests
potash for. wirley and should give
such as snails, etc. '
you good results.
Question:—"Would a fine spread-
ing - of hardwood ashes, worked in
REGINA. — The advisory game
ploughed clay loam, be•beneficial for
committee has recommended the
the growing of barley, when there
Saskatchewan Government set aside
is no other fertilizer for -said fleld?
$4,500 ae cover costs of a crow de -
If it would pay to haul the ashes
struction campaign. It also suggest,
from syrup -camp, 'how many loads'
ed that 1,000 banded crows be re•
per acre do you recommend?"
'leased this year.
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Committee on Damages to Sheep ATTENTION I • _ Terse �' • .; paid the following, C. Bulmer. for . FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND.
4L75 per you; ;1.6.0 paid In y 1 g>raae Suropahue ewe tented, 18. EMBALMER LiLii 11V
to the Unibad stales -. �� w Willson, inspecting of Brock Road Gravel wkA W A WAN SA n9& ea
$ubecrlptioals •' `9ucueeeor to W. J. Mather. ,
mad GL Hrusk 12.00 in ad.adu. ssazs, 1:50. — 9touf3Ville ,
Pit aw >aat.. for Jras=-cad Gbis
'Night and Day Ser -rite = g 0
JOHN MURKAR. Proorietor. With Thousands whWatern Iaatraeiam eo �
Bu�iaeee Phoa� Reeideoce Phone
Sybilla Sphar'� Remedy has a def 9601 �� Crushed Pit Run _.. WbWMi1% same oft
al C K E R l NG COU KCI L. inite preference, when chest colds, — - ♦eltoaehiie LwremM 40
The Tovr-nship Council met. on coughs, cough, catarrh, tonsil and f
Gravel AM _� -
tbdoat troubles &risee. rt's Barer, Farr's Elevator�v
Monday, May 3rd; with all encu►- safer and does the job: Won't YOU & CHOPPING MILL— -a tired W ee PYA
7uers present. try it too ? : BOWMAN & RO WE
Mr. Gibson, surveyor, was heard CLAREMONT, ONT.
ze the Teft properties Jones' Dens Ston. Pickering Office. Clare 3806 gee, � _ Stone' WHITBY ONT-
C. E. Morley was awarded the Delivered or Loaded in Pit
Ansurance on the township trucks. Fertilizer _
The Township is preparing the JUST RECEIVED—A carload of feed PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026 Law Motor Sales .
By-law limiting maximum speeds and Toronto off ici Howard 5471 L
xhrough certain sections of this . . ooh at 65 rents per bushel; also a car of Chrysler- Plymouth
to�wuship
(including Pickering Vill- - F' ertllator8 barley at i36.00 a toe JOHN BOURNE ds SON .
_ age) to 30 miles• per hour. Suitable �'-'� All kinds of dairy and poultry feed _ Dealer `
signs will be placed at the app- The Preaton Fertil&ter has ATTENTION,• FARMERS GOOD;Us1tD- CARS
:.-roaches to these sections advising phone Clare. 3805 --T—.
given good result9fordozens GOODYEAR TIRES
-of this restricted speed. g s3 r GENERAL REPAIR WORK
Dr. Leizner, of Tomato. was of fanners. Fits Our old WILLARD BATTER101
y' • is ALL SIZES _ . We are re ared tors ir�are. GENERAL BLAL'KSMITHINO
�heand, in connection with the, sum
ar drill and the eot:t ili•small, Of _ rucks praetors and all farm SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
¢•srser school, he and his wife are ,
establishing on the latae shore on Sure Gain ;Fertilizer is the bwt ♦*♦ ♦ * machine wheels rebuilt and Give um a trial on a New or s Used Cs
ithe gold Shepherd farm, about one FANNING •MILL �� z4 Hour Towing Service
' wile east of the mouth of the creek. fertiliser 'yes can get, Fertiliser tire -setting. wood -work and
''.Se is asking for the 'grading and has proven itself to get results. idVRgl�i\si wo#d turnina of all kinds. Gordon J. Law...
' of the road leading to - Ask those who use jt. v' -
'.-:gravelling Place your order now for Phone 2908 '
this property. Septic tanks, sa-imm- Thrtsbin , Plowi,o Cultivating I- STOCK
pools,and Pring is being _ f, t i woodworking and turning. PIC;I�BRING, nN3`AR[O
Etc. dipper Plates Phone or Oall
grlaced on the property. and 'a rev. _ � 8 ROWE
Mesal thousand dollar• program plan- ROY CARTER, Gress never
zed for this year. Sharpened
Ross's bridge, north of the 2nd -- Phone Mark 803 36 droek Road Store and Blacksmith Shop.
concession is likelyto have a 90 ft.
SARGENT'S HARDWARE (Successor to W. H.lackson)
-epi placed in position shortly, to The Economy Store - MARKB?16i. t)Nr 301y
correct the dangerous condition at
1present prevailing there. Claremont BROCK - -
A delegation of Brougham citiz- Farm m' M a e h i u c ry Tha Beret that sciWAO
-ens were heard asking for support ..:May •1•i-15 - - .. -
__.3n the request for streets lights, 12
-T artistry a� iil�
HEATRE TLd
itn number, in the village. The town- " .3 SPECIALS sort - - - mai
F Wd Wood; (`ockshutt, ere rae�n
ship • will probably be assuming 40 Cloverleaf fancy pink salmon' 1ec. al, Pedlar People Ltd. _ " �7CTH='T�-Y' "
..;per cent of the mainTU ULLtaiit,ns^^e cost- Golden Ban. Corn, 3 for 2%. New Cockshutt. Gear Shift, Oil
_ 1 Cr. H. i�ial<,-Gritin and ertilizer Drilla
edges paid the following„ accounts:
=Canadian Oil,. gas for trucks and
tractor, 46.57; Chas. Cooper, gas
.oil and zepairs, 32.90, Sawyer -Mas-
s", repairs, .38.72, Roy Ward.. sal-
ary, and repaiv- for- crusher, tract -
,or, and license. plates, 162.20, Ped-
lar People, pipe culvert and guard
'cable, 407.40, Albert Lee, haul gr-
avel, 60.75, Frank Carter, haul gr-
avel con. 5, 8.00, George Todd, drag
Scarboro , town line, 30.00, C. S-
Bryant, drag can 5..2'8.90, .Fred
'Red.Lz n, drag con 9, 5.25, Samuel
Farndale, drag con 7, 11.50, 'Wm.
Linton, -drag A'ud)ey Road, 6:50, - F.
Byers, drag con 7, 15.50, Olver
-Pascoe, drag con 1; '8.50, --Leonard
Ganes, drag con 2, •33.75, Walter
Brown, drag con 3, 6.00, John Tay
tor, .drag Rosebahk Road, 16.00, V4.
Holmes; drag con - 3, 15.00, Leslie
Gaudin, drag con 8, 14.05, Clare
Bawon, drag con 1, 14.2`Sr W. lice,
drag con 5, 2.80, Chas. Ledgett,
drag Audley Road, 9.00, Levi An-
nis, drag and haul on Range Line,
L.18.60, Walter Carter, • drag on Cx-
`.`bridge towel. ine, 13.10,.P. `gh,-%
der, 17.75, A. Dlatthea s, drag con
7, 16.00, Andrew Pegg, drag con 7,
Lorne Puckrin, piston for tr-
actor, 5.00, Waiter Ward, operating
=',,grader; 4.16, Whitevale `Flour mills
salt,'2.40, -George Byers, drag. con
8, 10.25, John Beelby, drag ,con 8„
9.30, Dean .lairs, oil for tractor,
::22.49, Frank Turner, drag con 7,
`•'7.50, Cecil Philips, drag con 5, 5.00,
7Loi'ne Janes, drag Whitby To«nline
Rilsc,n,'rep• cu-h-ert, 4.00,
-R, Appleby, rep• • culvert, 1.30, Geo.
�atraughan, ditching con, 5, 2.50 G,
Tran, drag con 5, 13.50, A. Harlock,
• ` drag con 1, 15.00, Elmer. Powell,
:drag Rge,CU.ie, ..16.55, A. Miti hell,
haul gravel Pickering Village, 121.
00, H. Calvert, labor, -Pickering
-_,,-Village, 6.00, . Jack Baker, ditto, 1.
'00, Russell Bye, ditto, , 5.00,. Frank
_ ..bladigan, ditto, 6.00; Ed. Dwyer,
Z.00, A. Roffey, ditto, 3.00 Eli Leh-
xnan, bonus on, wire, fence,. 10.00, J.
Balsdon, 2 -tan International truck,
shovels and bolts. 1631.65, A. Hast-
ings, repairing tractor, 10.00.'
Committee
0.00.-
Committee on Relief paid the fol -
::lowing for supplies etc Sick Child -
...rens Hospital, 1,00, Oshawa Public
Welfare, 10.76, E. W'oodwerd, 13.f►0,
Xd Lewis. 4,96, A. Brooks, supplies,
12.00, A. Mitchell, 5,75, W. Sadle-,
.26,50, Eaton Co. Ltd, 14.97. Eaton
.,. Co. Ltd, 10,80, S.Uverwoods 3.38,
(toy Morrish, 45.18• Harold Jenks,
•-14.00, Wfa. Duncan, S,00, R, V.
'Mowbray, 2,74. Booth and Muriaon,
28.83, M. S. Chapman, 39, 18,
Committee on Contingencies paid
(the following; Toronto . Stamp and
Stencil, 5022, Dept of Health, 10.
S4, Vickering, News, stationery, 51.
g0, Workmen's Compensation, 13.51,
"Whitby Gazette. advt. 4.56, Don.
Beaton, salary, 126.00, W. Ches-
ter, salary, 25.00, Lloyd Johnston,
"Tax -Collector. salary, 350.00, Roht.
: rQ Resaor, trip to Toronto, re High-
•Iray, 4,00, Ralph Mowbasy, ditto,
4.00, G. Middleton, relief officer oz -
Beer, 4.50, D, Beer, prem. on
21ft Collector and Treasurer Bond,
Evaporated ' apples, 1bib. 14c.
Oats,' fine. or course 5-10. _ ` 25c.
Wheat Flakes. 5 lb. �'-23c.
Windsor table Bait: pkg. 5c.
Crisco. 1 -Ib. can 24c.
Cut wax beans tin 9c.
Good Humour Cereal `' '" �25c.
-Renneeb Garden Seeds
Phone' or Mail 0rdesrs Delivered
. Prnmptly. , ...-
More for y oar Dollar
A. C. .. BROOKS_
CA9H GROCER
radio Servlklu
Expert service and re•
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:ARTHUR FIELD
Graduate Radio and Television Iaatitutu
Member Official Radio Service Men',
Association.
46 :Phone 5.201, PLCKERING
E. R. • Woodward
SPECIALS
-For this week
Buy More, . Spend. Less., . Eat Better,
Clark's Pork and Beans 22oz.
tin, 2 for 19c-
SReei NIixed,.Pickles,.26 oz. jar 23c.
Tiger 'Salmon, fancy red. 1-2's
2 for 25c., 1's 22c.
Qtisker 'Puffed Wheat, 2 for 17c.
Fancy Biscuits 17c.
Royal York Cheese, 1-2 lb.
package 15c.
Staple Lines at Rock Bottom'
Prices
BROUGHAM, ONT.
phone Pick. 501
Asphalt Roofing
(het our prices on As-
phalt Roofing We han-
dle all styles manufac�_._-
tuied--l:iy �-6e —Toronto
Asphalt Roofing Co.,
Dennis, Ont.
PIICKERING
LUMBER YARD
PRONH 3400
6 -ft. Deering Binder
6 -ft. Massey"Binder
8 -in Roller Bearing Grinder
8 -in. Fleury Grinder.
Moffatt Steel Range High oven. Rea
2 Watling plows
Turnip Drill, near now
W. F. DISNEY, :Greenw•oo
pHo�$ Pu•s 2314 41 tf
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Friday and 9sturday -
May L4 and 15
Two Shows at 7.30 and 9 30 HarryHull
Saturday Matinee at 1,30 - T t
Sart. Evening Show starts'at 6-30 .. - �
Builder and Conbrs3iatos -
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GARY COOPER " Brickwork and Stonework I
JEAN ARTHUR _ 11 S e0i01t
Barctay-Transport
DsYy SerwiMem
(between Claremont, Brougham
Greenwood, Whitevale. and Toronto
My drivers are .train d to be careful
courteous and reliably
Special states on Long Distance
hauling.
No order too small, None too largo
All shipments insured and protected
from the weather
Tel. Clare. 311 — IP. C. T
Class, S. and C.
Owned and operated. by
Frank 9. Barelar
:EE THE CASE CENTENNIAL
Now you- can cover corn stalks
cleon with high-speed bottoms]
clearance for heaviest trash or
rankest green growih. Landside
power loss vaavos-fuel,
ga ns speed. Higher, quicker lifts
longer, handier, closer -setting
-seven. Come In eskd see its many
finer features.' •
:A139 Oils and G.re"es.. Ear fur,
ther information consult your.
-leeal dealer,
DEAN MA 1 RS
Brougham - Ont.'
Phone Pick 520
--QHESTER 'DSORRI3•,.
Phone °,502;
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Arohltect's. Service
"The Plainsi�riany'
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Rosebr-o-k. Rd.
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4-,•:,;g Phone Pisk UM
,CHARLES B[CKFOfLD
SPECIAL
.Syrup, 13ee Hive or Grown,': 5 lbs.
Monday,,Tuesday Wedu
Notill -to You
and qday
SPECIAL
May 17. 1S and 197.
Pork & Beam, "i.#Iiby's," 2�t II'• 2• for 25cSPECUL,
= ` - First Show at-..; .3C -' -
-We 116 Building nf all 'kindb
Last Complete Show at 8 50
CARPENTERING, L
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SLI NI SUMMERVIL'LE
Systems, Beatty �}
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E+timates Free _
work GuarahGeed'
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Now you- can cover corn stalks
cleon with high-speed bottoms]
clearance for heaviest trash or
rankest green growih. Landside
power loss vaavos-fuel,
ga ns speed. Higher, quicker lifts
longer, handier, closer -setting
-seven. Come In eskd see its many
finer features.' •
:A139 Oils and G.re"es.. Ear fur,
ther information consult your.
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DEAN MA 1 RS
Brougham - Ont.'
Phone Pick 520
--QHESTER 'DSORRI3•,.
Phone °,502;
MARGOT GRAHANE
PICKERING, ONTARTt'•`
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Aylmer 'Peas, size 4, '-...2 tins for
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.Aylmer White Corn,- -.
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Jam,Apples &- Rasp. 32, oz.
25ce
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.Syrup, 13ee Hive or Grown,': 5 lbs.
42c.
SPECIAL
Marmalade, ""Mother's," lg. jar, -
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Pork & Beam, "i.#Iiby's," 2�t II'• 2• for 25cSPECUL,
Sliced Pineapple • 2�for - _ . -
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rFresh' Fruit and. Vegetables
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�'f of Lindsay, spent the wook-end ;with . , had the house decorated with the _ '
friends is Claremont Greeaweed �'
` • 4t.7areaoat - _ ; eglours and pictures which added to M
- Mrs. Agars Maenab is spending . i the attractiveness of the e . • Motorists !
' The Jubilee Singers presemt their a few days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Logan, of Toronto. 1 R. P. Winters gave a brief talk &. -' ;m
aoncert here. in the United Church Mr. and Xm John Fleming are PPertt Sunday_with - Mr.. and Mrs. boat the war incidents. F, M, CImP- Let us supply
on Friday night of this nv+eek spending the week in Scarbom K. Bielby. "'�
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Overland spent The Teachers Training School mph gave a short ,exhortation to h .`
The Brock Road from Brougham $P all to plant trees on their property your . season• s "' 4
North, • requires ams very careful ��y �� relatives in Erin starts in the church here on M&Y in conuneanoration, and distributed 11
I .1daivimg these 'days. Go careful. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones were 10th, 1.a z
Mr, and MTs. Wialter Thomson, of Guests o! Mrs. Bushby. on Sunday. 3[r. Howard and Edith Ormerod, about 200 Japanese heartnuts from needs.
Markham- visited the former's mot- Several -from • here 'attended the Mrs. Walls and Clara, spent Sunday Corsan's nut farm at Islington to
Sunda School Teacher -Training With L. Hagerman and family. all the families predent for plant- Orders filled at catalogue prices � N�
-' .Iser here over the week -end, prior 3' g - ing. The next meeting will be held 11
Classes at ,Greenwood this week. Mi; and' Mrs. Mark, 'Mr.. and Mrs, PARTS;;• ACCESSORlE1
:``'to their' leavir;g for Montana ta• at the home of Mra. S, Puckiirh,
: spend the svmhmer.
Mm.. Vair, who has been 'spending Alex: Mark and Mr. and Mrs. H, , '
a week with"Mrs. Chandler. lett on Mark.
ark -spent Sunday with their which will be the concluding one in
Services in the United Church f 1::
osi' Sunda last 'hada recoid att- Saturday eyening last for Toronto. brother, W'rn. Mark and family, the contest that is being earned on. I.I._;M.
Sunday A delightful lunch was_ served .ALF S PLACE
endance. The regular Mothers' Day Elaborate. Coronation Ce;egnoniee The W. M. S: are holding a' spec- "' '
ial menti of the .circuit ish the which showed evidence of the cake- CLARE�OnT Q�?1T _ !'
Service was held in the morning, at took place at the school here on making demonstrations of the loc- ' •
which tRn children were baptized. Wednesday, details of which we will Greenwood church on Sunday, May phone Clare. 3201
Mr. Glover read the Coronation pro- hear: in out next' issue. 16th,, at 7.30 „p, m, standard tinge,, al Women's Institute. -
A shaver was given our newly- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lishman, re- {
. _claanation issued by the' Moderator, weds Mr. and Mrs. Melvin John-� missionary workers from
1 Rev. Peter Bryce, is connection _
with the Coronation, stun, at their home here, by their Agnes, will be the' special speak- - _ _
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_ The moat meeting of the W: friends"on Monday evening. program. Sp-� �- d, -' }
1. will be held on Wednesday, May Mr. and Mrs, Oxtaby, of Scott ial collection in sul of 13onnyville _
_ . __ : 19th, at. the hoarse of Mrs. Roy Twp. visited Mrs. Wm. Hill last p•�• 1 t j
Ward. The Election ofcers is week, the latter being caafinell to Iioa h eke l{4ng'S tt.1�J�LtiX1t,�
. held at this meeting., Roll Call- 'her bed under medical care. Aud SAFE • DIRECT • ECONOMICAL
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"An Act of Kindness Done to Me." _. CHANGE. OF I TABLE
Mr. and Mr4• R. Besse, of Stay- Effective Sunday, April 25th
Ch<rrent Events, by Mrs. Pierce.
ser, spent Sunday *ith relatives- - 'The Club met at the home of _- LEAVE PICKERING
"tules for thinking current events" here Gard and Mrs. Winters on Monday . For Toronto - -- • • • For Oshawa ..
by Miss J. Pilkey. . Mr. Scott MacFariane has been I evening. last, when about 70 People and intermediate points _ and intermediate pointls
'f,''` Services in the Baptist Church-'- visiting here over -the past week- were present. The meeting took the A, DI. P. 11L P.'ll[. • " A. M. P. 11L -P. IL '
Sunday last .were very fine and end- form of a Coronation. program. Art -
touch appreciated. The church was Miss ]Larks k3eeton, of Tasa�nto, ides were read lay Miss May Neale, s6.09 12.54 e6.54 s7.31 1.31 e7 31 ,,
_ _ _ decorated for the occasion, the Cor spent the week -end at her Noma Miss Dohs. Bryant, Mrs. Clarence 44 ;.al b4 7.54 :8.41 c2.31 8.31 • ''J0
oration, and by special request, the here. Bryant, and Billie Winters and the 7.54 _ 2.64 ,e8.54 . 10.61 • 3.31 e0.31 1
tiousic gives at the avenin service Min Marjorie Lye, of Toronto,- Past -President. The President, Per. 9.24 a3•54 9.54 .11.31 &4.31 10.31 'I
I s to be repeated .next Sunday. Mr. spent the week -end with her par- cy Neale, presided and introduced 10.1;4 e5.54 b10.44 P. ld. 5.31 11.31
N,� �� the coagreg_ eats here. 'the subject in a speech which ehowv- ci1.54 b.54 e12.31 1.�B.3I ' 1. i
r , &tion in the moraiag, the Mothers' Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Lonsdale ed the value at -this time of such a Banters Standard- Time
_ Day Service, and the Pastor. Rev. entertained friends from the city cerenwny and such expenditures in a-Da11� �� �• � lioL b-,3ua. d� Hol only. �
Mr. Augustine, in the evening,. on on Sunday a private and national way.' "We c -Sat.. only. a Sat., Sun. Flog. only. - .• -
the Coronation. Both addresses were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mikey, of ought to be proud os- our heritage Attractive ROUND TRIP Fares
+re!•y interesting and .helpful.; Toronto, spent the week -sad with and to the fact that we belong to a Chicago X16.05 Washiniton �18.t0 .
"Attorney for the Defense was •reeves here- d11,
emocratic loving people like the New Yorko :15.95 Buffalo =S.YS �pp
•ere on i Tieketa sad Infoesaation at � .
a fair audience. The evening was were in the north country on Mon- ity songs, and patriotic anthems GRAY
thot a' favorable one as fare as the daY, on business: d�ese sung heartily. Mrs. - Winters WAS Z M HOUSN - PICIZitINGPHON! 4W r
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- and Alma Pugh, both of wham . 0 ERLAND'S STORE - - - _ �'.
- ` have delightful voices. The all -too- Y, - �+ , reds on hand A.
. *,*ten disturbance, took place b a Garden an arm `: ,
few young gentlemen ► who as few of otr many Outstanding*:' _
I "�•` often make ,their appearance at. Get Our -Prices - �I
- public affairsheld hes p, arid have - .:' p i�
an opportunity.of displaying n back Bargains
!manners and ill -breeding. _ _...
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nn he eye of thein departure.. Per po�md - - _
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3rom Claremont- for Cobour , Mr. Tomatoes 2 1-2 Ib tin - `lie.I 11
- ti g Now b tiu tl!>ds to equip yoeeaelf with repai:f. or a ifnr daE at ids
: mon 1 lb• .tin 10e.1. pg� stock la complete and priers are adaade;. ;
and Mrs. E..Bryan. an, were Pntertain- Barn Flakes. 3 for ZZs.
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_ +ed by their friends and neighbo.a •
on Wedr.esdn, evening - April 28th, .. - Fancy Cakes, 2 . lbs. - 2&. RC�� AL PURPLE LINE _
-at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Lys. - Syrup. 4 1b. tin ale. -
A social eveThlthg was spent at m.
4 Coule �in.add see our stock of Dry GFoo�s, Groceries and . lsrsr, [ri sleek arse Is-. dI! Mesl Poaitry Ewis a
cards,- and during the evening I rs. Chick Starter Alfalfa Meal F1ve different varleties est dlaiaAW6 i
_ Lyman Pilkey, read, air address to. Boots �. BhOA9. We can 9aPe_y0II d011lir8, = anti !or etabk sad ben -hoose. Aak about oar r+ooat pate [er dr. ~'
� Mr. and Mrs, Bryan,, which was venting after (a disinfectant and a paint combined). ' Cod lives �
. followed by the presentation. to Mrs ..,:.Ask for a Coupon on the Surrey Dinnerware; Coupons are g , �!
Bryan, 'of a beautiful Pyrex Cass- -_, given on all cash sales of 45 cents or more. -FROST FENCE erole, by Sirs, Birklett. and a Lea= ST
their Billfold,' to Mr. Bryan,. At A fresh eapply of Fruit and Vegetables
. -- .. _ ;-the euchre, Mrs. •Berg. and Mr. • -' a week - cea u unetns Get your order d. .. .
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Bryan took 'thrsts. Consolation Ariz= A Complete Stock of Coronation decorations on hat►d, intludiag
19, .. ee 'were also given. Their, many ,i
C. A.:OVERLAND p .flags, Streamers, Runners Etc.
-friends wish bIr and �1rs. Bryan i !Claremont
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Mrs. Alex. Morgan and children, Phono X601 _ -. We Deliver ' Cl1aS. CO�OpeC, Claremont, Ont. .",
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As :March 31, 1937 38000.000.00
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e . .::Reduction in Debenture Debt for t1- -? Year ................•. $- 26,139,623.64 ..' Reduction in Treawry Bills for the Yeae................... ' $12,000.000.001.
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In pursual'ece.of a promise made during the Third Session of the Nineteenth Legislature of the Province of .Ontario.
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;' • 1LIILYNICIPAL DRAINAGE AID AND TILE PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY -I. ` OLD }!G£ PENSIONS AND 'MOTHER$'
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DRAINAGE DE�iENTURES . - - The Provincial Government will pay, by way of"a grant,• �'�WC'
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PASSENGER MOTOR CAR LICENSE FEES and with the intent 'that the amount shall be passed on to tion by approximately $3,500,000.00 per annum.
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A substantial reduction in pas engrr m for car, license fee; the taxpayers of every community ,by a reduction of one -' _.
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LICENSE FEES ON COMMERCIAL ;$3,000,000.00. - toes wt err .e at ran .•
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tees to be charged for the registration of all farm trucks and of less than SO per'eent: will enjoy an increase Co 50 per nt. abolished. As over 80 per cent. of the amusements tax n
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.:Vow -- Thanks to l�;uschen — `l, � - Just the right pocket size, the DOUBLE cI 11I.,
Not a Trtst;e of Pain - __ ` y,• automatic is the booklet everybody prefers.
This t;errs, n': life lea made a mis-' ` t; By GORDON L. SMITH "% %�. �
cry by the pains of backache.' Then _,... I 3 - _ _ _ _ FINEST t
' her' father, -wW5 .^'3 proveif'thd "value " •
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,r of liruschen •himself, ad: ilea her to • ................ "' IMPORTEDQC a`�il,I . I..)
try ,it., She . did, ;and dere _is her During file early palt.pf the lesson, nursery stt,ck ftom'. a reliable Can• QV
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grateful letter:— a little cultivation every meek wi',l adia , source. • f v'�`~ " -Al
"For years l b-,zvd neen suffering help plants alone wondeifuliy. The - -
, wffl} pains in the back. ?it, times 1-- . Flcmer Poin't3
purpose is hvo-fold. Ungightly weerls
hpd to stay in- bed fon• days 1 couldMany fine points can a const ere >
are killed and valuabh, moisture is
not walk, or even stand. 11y father when laying • out .a flower. garden. 9A1 ��
was usingKruschen Salts for -the conserved. Groteth. is hurried along. lr 5
Certain Shades t !end well .aogether
,Later on as the flowers yr :•eeetables � -
Baine thing. lie,' too, used to suffer add"often a vi`pole bed will be select- FC
badly, and liruschen relieved him. develop it will not be neces�arY .o ed with this blending' in mind,. Of 1,
• He advised me to try it. I did, so, cultivate �u often. Sometimes a a N
ane!- did.. not., gel a_, pain for three mulch of short straw or grass clip- course, for this sort of thing all -the fl AUTOMATIC QQ,,,, -- - A
years. 'I, then. 'neglected my daily pings is used dry retain moisture Jur- Plants must bloom during the same DOUBLE HOOK.LET at 1 ..
dose for about six months, and two ing the Suminer.,[t keeps the under- period. Fragrance 'should be taken
- months ago -the -pain "returned. 1 1} jag soil mist, open and Crce from into account as there are some spicy . _
tried another remedy failed, so N>;_eeds. .things like Evening •Scebted Stock, - _�
- I again started' tiruschen. ,Now 1 Nicotine, Mignonette, •Sv; -Sweet Sultan _. vial freight agent of the Western
have not a •trace of Seed a, a Foundation and Verbena which, :virile rather Is. Chosen 193
pain, thanks to Maryland Railroad, and Dr, Howard
Kruschen."--(Mrs.) H.H. ^ r The importance of good seed is im• .plain as plants, fill the whole garden e — 1. Gray, 34, a specialist in cancer
Pains in the back -are usually due- possible • to .over -emphasize; Other' with a dei!ghtful incense, snore es- ,A-, ierican Mother surgery ane' a staff member of the.
,-to impurities in the blood — waste factol's may be beyond .co:ttro!, but pecially in the evening.- In shaded - Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
products which ,the internal organs the gardener has absolute -cheek over quarters, -Tuberous rooted Begonias, bars. Gra} will represent the na• •
are failing to expel fro _the system.• this foundation. Weather soil -and Pansies and wilcrflowers will.do well. ,Mrs. Carl Gray, of Omaha, Neb., .
'The numerous salts in Kruschen as-. location may be idetl, but e!thout In fact they prefer th s location to . Selected by Golden Rule 9!on's tivtabo tooil brother's Day, JIay
slat in stimulatine these organs to ! 9, in an elaborate program w.hicix tviil'
good seed, especially selected to suit any..9ther. In partial shade nearly Foundation be broadcast from New York.
,� healthy, normal activity, and so help Canadian 'conditions.' the garden is • every annual.. an be grown. On_poor . -
them to keep the system free from going to he a failur,:. .There is no soil Portulaca is a favorite, as well INEw YORK. -- Mrs. Carl Gray, 67 _ - _ •
harmful waste matter: • - .
- • guarantee t'lat a fIu' wer :t hich tsas 'as Alysium, Sweet -scented - Stocks, of Omaha; Neb., who helped her hus• . rip, not believe 'women,. spcaki b .
_. gikfen wondt•rful results in Great Brit L!aum, Calendutas, Catlin; is, and Hse from a •$GO -a -month job as generally lir a science or are interest-
. ain, or the So;;lhern Stages .will do flowers; Sclt zanth6s, Saipigiossis, railroad telegrapher, to president of ed in St," he concluded. - - .
- ROOSeVeIt �8I1S SpeCulatlon equally well in this 4ountrp, and be- JIaiigolds.-ret'tnias, and • many. the L;njcn Pacific Railroad, :rax nam-- c .] ,
-- cause of-- this trite average gardener others.-Thesv- a'i11 •alsu -suc_essfull� ed -the oth_ec day. "The American Classified .,Advertising --t .
i7VASH1`GTON. — President is well advised to I.secure his seed and ..resist dry weather. a Dlothe- of 1937. ,Mother of three,
Roosevelt, has tsrohibited stock mai- _ - _ - grandmotbet of five and ;rest grand- t11lrxLsk: �;L;E> .%BLE orsTi s _
ket speculation by the i sited States . •• ,- mother of onP. shP'was'sAlectcd by a . _
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Artists �i'1Clig iii t. .. $uildin,, Dizi .n°� com,ni:tee ot'the f:oadetr'Rn.P foilnda• 1
` Zovernrnent's 1,0.00.000' employees. . . , , " ° µse m wain, n,•:r, , ready it 7J ,;sites,
� tion to receive a silver medal in.l've'v viart dam' •'. ever ^ah nope- yearly; w..nder-
York on Motber's .Day, flay' 9th. • cul def,ci us flet:thf n,!, contains an knhrm
It is against spun!! Government March art i.LF?Iada vitaml,s and a,l a:,nerals needed for human '
-« - p°'- Over dales Tax _ system. Sea and a'nmen cad- haodte. St+xiple -
The Foundaiir,n Is coinposed of a
isy, the Pre';ictent doe -erred, -for •any - . . ., _ - ... - , vackare "vis, fun cultural marketing cook- .
officer, or employee, to trade direct- TORO`TO. — Build .:g ,cvntraets bu';iness, professlonai, relfyi'>ns. CIVIC lig =- direct:,,., so Cent postal note. sun-
„ and eoci.Zl IcaderS. -its Committee de. bealn sales, Yar3,ru'h, North N,S,
+ly,_.or indirectjy, .except. for bona Declare Their Works ;ate Not awarded.in Canada during 5iirch as cided that :firs. Gra at 67 b!isE re _
fide investment purposes." A close Mere Products Like Pork -and compiled by MacLean Building Re-' y luLLE a':,)V sLR�`Ic. .
associate said the . President acteiL• ports. Limited, totalled S1G,O'S,10o .as Oresented the t?-I>ICai motfiler: Une of ylu oor -: r:ov A,1acIES, EX- . '
primarily to protect the averse Bean3 - - against $8,7Y5,$�0 in Feb- dry and the chief factors fu malting the U �eleneed c"uee.v,u service, Baiuiia. — . - '
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$1,800 -a -year Govern clerk froth $10, 259,100'ln March 1936. Total va- ..
stock Rarribliir� temptatfons. --tw YORK, —'Those dopey -eyed - worldly success -and social position --
lue of• contracts fol' the first. three' S!K!) •IVAL
giriz on magazine covers-tt appears, months of the _year was 331,409,100 as so'”) dart' ,to character and service. .
are "just mental" —.'whatever, their .compared wdttl $32.127,200 last year. She, hai-Laugh-t Sundny schoof classes ' f..se ELL
eta,•, sl,rerai� waterLceneruua
physical charms. •_ -
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Ontario's con ribution .to the :.•larch
for fifty vears and was the first w0-
Ivc c-;--nple. Address: Btuc..Stwyztata -Products,
And 300• leading artist' and Witstri-
'total was $3;5;a,G00..
man teacher to use'.tho.'radio- for the'
Limit", TurunVo,
tors poised their paint brushes like
Among large construction contracts
13ible lessons' _
Htr AEDIEs
battle spears? to prove it. ' •.
was' the international . bride at Ivy-
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is S:ari:C1rEY'S LF; , ITCH REMEDY —
They will not, they pay u'ml'
Lea, Ontario•; $2.500,00T' - - -
Ra;•II•tond Gray, Jr.. 46; of. .St. Paul,
D O.0 apppcatlon ,stups itching, stamping_
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veal in tax on the red lips of t e'
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L�t:: t,' s2.00, luempvule: Ontario. .
glamor -girl creation — as demand
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�Sinneapialis and Omaha Cailro5d;
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STAMPS
by thA New York Cltg sales tax co
mission, in "cracking down” on artists
same tem perature, and the sun asses
Russelt Doris G! a, •, 36, of 'Bton,ville.
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The H��bby-nr AI„09
° at7S•r_RALIAN• LYRE.. KOOKABURRw,
as a new source of revenue.
and vets at_t;he sane hoar the year
who bhwna tae Gray Bont�Shotl'
e;•y -r,,1.•=�'ict ri,r WeArthur; Subilef, Air,_
"Let ''em try to collect," said Ar-
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at. Thomaston, Me., diol !s comlllrr•,
e""�':!, i natives, 2bc. Bedworth, zoo Davcs' _
peer, rorrrnty. ontarra, . _
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some up and say, "You gena keep1. THE LOWEST PRICE
WHAT EVERY WOMAN books. You gutta keep books is you ��y . = SCAR WITH --
Bali pay r.ho tax. - - -
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r 1HOULD KNOW! ' "I told this revenuer, Vl' right, I - 40,$
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• o recd for ,vo• aril an artist and you want me to / / * e _` all-.iNt.H yk ELUASE
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lv men or girls to keep books, I'll keep books, all right;' - °' of R.,; mincss, Smartness and '-
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suffer every month it, you'll_ draw pictures. how's that?' CoI.mfort,
from periodic -He just lAughed. He §aid I ti as an• 1. W - . -
pains. ticadache •err other one o these cuckDo'ariists; _ t, „ 89 Hfir7SEf�(fl+ifFR
. nervousness due to . ' .._ _
• "We paint a picture o[ a � - v � _r YLIMBERi
Itutcronal. disturb- pretty .1. fir. tor. - r .. SIX C ENGINE
maces •Dr. 1 ierce's -girl'and sell it to a magazine, and the''I. •;y error-G.,::;r P„r:,r rd Smcoth-
(I �; Pa -o, itc Presciip city says we are 'vendors' — just like - . - - n,ss , , - F;ner Perf;.r;nance .... ._
tion is a very ben- a butcher or alae or rocs- —I. },cL n.iii C :steal Lcoaomy. -
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rficfa, fofnc, Thts '
that we hav, to Oaf. a .tvvo per cent
is r a �l.. ".. Lis; of 4• ['tont St, If-ilvT�t9fY
$tratfcrd (:a . -i!d "i -rt _ rundown sales tax.”
.lay .�..i,.e -anal . 11 � K� � ;, Rt?1< C� i�I:i-:::":erSOL
ae3k.'and t P t at , tip
gn m lxd t .•cd seer•:•� f:n^, pairs •He wnced.•'•it isn't the money.• IL ..4. f r -" aT '��- -• e . ft
in cry disc arc , .-•1 ph;.i<n'I t re,` when ' rx+T: r G;?aS•aIE.PIhG
is the idea, ,1t`s the idea of calling an4 t s x1: I
I bcran, as,a la., tercet talon¢ Dr. Pierces c -S � + ;;
itrCts s creation a' ' ••. ovidin.L, utmost Comfort . . •
Fa,oritc P:C>Ctipt,Jn. If :cn:J:Cd me t0 pl'odllCf." That fs
hralt!r.". and , r. int ) asc.
-what hurts. A product — as though a z*
Buy not. of your nei't,borhood druggist E - J x tiA
Kew size, tibl rr.c. Liquid c! •0 .r.d $1.31 WOt'k of err: 'w::s 3 can 'of pork•. �#i. _ 1
RtgG1.1TE PISTONS •' beans! c :...Inc.- s; Be r:n Li,e 150, o. „
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"It's the artist's mind that has the = -X ; -
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'WAKE �' YRU R I.LEVER
not the material matter he used in
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LIVER BILE— - rid l.' 11 _ .
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'Morning Raria't. go a - Pontiac is settin New Economy
°1'he liver sl u!d pour out two Janda of . Poultry Kee ers '� -
liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile Y p .'. Records as well as . New .Sales
is not flowing freely, your feed doesn't digest A Bargain. For You Records. Pontiac is bi er than
It just decorys in the botcels. Gas bloats up $ bigger .
your stomach. You RPt constip' aced. Harmful t
-poisons do into the bndy, and you feel 'sour; The last 100 complete sets of the ' ever ...the engine develops
sunk and the world lodks punk. famous Cold -Belt Poultry Course— . t
A•mere bgtgel rCovcment doesn't always get _ _ :' . -more horsepower than ever, I I
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the cause. You need something that works to Ve cleared at a ser .rifiee. Discos- J i i .1 .
on the liver as well. It sakes those good, old tinuing the Course. It Will not be .. -1 with increased acceleration and 1� I '
Cartels Little Liver P?.1s to get these two -
pounds of bile .flowing freely and make you reprinted. ' - '- '- L Your T j�
Joel 'up and up". Harmless and gentle, they Here is an uhi,urtu: ity .vt a .we time to get.a h111 -climbing ability -
make the bile flow freely. They do the -wont• - - - l 1, - -
.Teal, practfr,w, authoritative Cuurse in Poul= _ '
of calomel but have no calomel or racrenty ire try Farming for a mere'sobg—a' Couiie taken1. - neighbor - has a .new - POntlae
them: Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by � � �
by hundreds of successful Poultry Farmers. i He'll tell OU.
.name! Stubhor sly Y usJ a- thing else. 25c t
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It consisted of 30 tess.ns and 'lnstructinns by y }
the Course and . c 7cr , the 30 lessons only, i _,-.T. . T:r
Now we are disuontlnufn r ° +�,� .
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�,. .._, carry month• �: r 5 nr ,-ths That's -,:ir a :: ugti. _ . - -- „ t:4 - ;i :� � -_-
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i`,i .. i�•rltP at ,Irlre tr, 1 �nIFa.� , .i' t• .y, ':q,•.' Y 4'
able n srra..er, rest .err •�:i., 1. y L _ a sC+i
. ?' .,.u. t7 5ITAW �CE3aOI.S LIP izFU �'' N '`x. c ,4 i .`, a .' w�,
. Crept.. P.W.. ..1130 Bay St., Toronto `�2 - 9 t « O D ? y Y � y; Q - y� t.1'1 $ ' w
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Issue No: 2Z♦ -'3? _ _' HAS. C��l' --- C�arelllO�it.
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'•---lige, Leslie Morley spent the
.• week -end in Toronto.
—Mev. W, and Mrs. Sproule, ac
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visited Mrs. Fawkes on Friday.
Walter said Mrs. White we.re in
,the city on Saturday attending the
WWding of a relative.
--•Reserve the date. Thursday,
June 17th, for the Garden Party,
..Amder the auspices of St. George's
= Guilid.
—Rev. Dr. Carmichael left Sun- �
tday afte::rloon to attend the funer-
—.din. J. Bryant 'entertained a
nurr6sr of friends one day last
week in honour of Miss Nellie Sier.
of Brisbane, Australia. `
Congratulations to Miss Win-
ona McEwen on passing her exam-
inations at Business College, in
mcch shorter time than usually all-
owed f r tris course
—Have you seen Frank Pearson's
Coronation display! Drive down
Church Street at night, the -best
idea in town for' the occasion. Leave
it on for a while Frank. _
,.Barber Shop
The LadW Aid of St.. And-
retw's Church will meet atcn
the hae Beauty Parlor
y
of Mrs. Carmichael, Whitby, at the
usual lour. All ladies of the con- —�
gregation are invited Having purchased the barbering
The W. A. of _:._the United business formerly carried on by S.
Church held their May meeting at W. Davis, I am prepared to can,
the home of Mrs. C. Stevenson with tinue That business and solicit a
_ I ter
"Pickerina's Leader Store"
y'qY
- --Get Ready for the 12th -==
Coronation Flags and 'Streamers now in stock
12 Flags; on a tape, ready to bang --•all for 69c
which took place on on Monday. 1Zlmead PIGS were share of your patronage. t
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Recent visitors with Mr. and t made for a Garden Party in the •1ndlvidu291 Flcis a�. 5c. 10c, and 15c.
i Park, on June 25th.?1 competent lady will havecharge
,Mos. C, J, Stevenson were 'Miss .of the, beauty parlor and satisfac `
Dorothyh. Miss Graham, of ! The Y P, U. of -the United y A �CS1t18ter Flag Holders, fi hold Flags, only 25c
g tion is guaranteed at reduced
' ton and Rev. Mr. Barnes, of ,Church, - one of their most 8
al.. successful and enjoyable closing prices. 7
--Mr. and Mrs M. C, ZhnTAer- banquets yet, on Monday evening Permanent Raves, $2.00, S3,5045-00
man, of Toronto visited W. J. and ' of this week, in the basement of Shampoo and Finger Wave, .50 ' •Brighten up ''the' Home -
Mrs. Miller on Sunday and in the St. Andrew's. About seventy-five Finger Wave, .35 '
afternoon attended the Coronation i members and guests sat .down at Adarcel, 40 . with EIastica Paint
services in the Presbyterian church. the tables, position designated by Oil Shampco, .35
—The many friends of Mrs. Ait- place cards. The tables and hall Ladies' Hair Cut 220
.: her Boyes are pleased to see her I were nicely decorated in keeping Staunton Wall -paper
With the season, red. -white. and H. MADILL
able to attend church service on •
Sunday after being confined to her blue...'A very' tasty dinner was ser_ Glassite...' Y arnish
bed all winter with a serious ill- ved and an atmosphere- of general phone Pick 71
good -fellowship 'made it taste that
—J& the Congoleum Rug Contest much better. Near the errl of the Roofing New Oilcloth and .Linoleum
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held at C. A. Sterritt's Furniture dinner a few minutes of community
singing was led by Gyril Morley
Store, last week, Mrs. -J. L. ':Hobbs _
J. Yras the winner, -winning a Congol- and enjoyed by the diners. (be very :late. Tile and (Travel Roofing
Mrs. Hobbs. pearl had his acct suint sunk. . M s S s
Burn Rag 6 z 9. , CangrL;tulations, -whenheasked him forte"Rule Brit- fsphl�lt Shingles, Moll RoofingC HAPMAN
The foliage on the 'trees are, annia, and no music, however a lot I- lYi 2 1
g I of people hap their flag upside P -'1. 5 a roll Roof coat -
bursting forth rapidly, and the g - -- ..• _
meadofvgs are making very rapid : down). President Miss Jean Clark: ing. 65c per gallon.
growth. It is said that the. blossom who had 1 and showed arge of the rt b the efficient. nii1g also chimr►ey - I
season m the, Niagara Penninsula y -
s rebuilt and r
clston-'like method every item on JACK REID
�'� about ten days earlier than us- _
the ' ro was brought along-,' � ..D U N R A RT U1\ 45-10
sal. Fall wheat never looked 'bet- P K gh I _
ler than it is doing this spring. Far- propoeed the toast to the King, in
inerts are looking for a bountiful i language -and expression that was - - .
Tailor-made Suits
crgp as the prospects are exoell- reireahing. Mi Margaret West- Our Appreciation
salt.
aey, to the Young . People; and- Mr _ _
—All interested in group music ,Crozier, the church. b7 introlucing' ::.ON .MS OUR at 1
i " 'elasses are requested to place app" the speaker, Rev. Johnston. of 'Eg ! ! 1
:_. Illations in writing with Mr. W&L lintosi United, Toronto. who gave 1"irSt Anniversary
Buntzng s for
Wheeler at. once, stating the lnstr- one of the swat wonderful addra0.g y
emmerrt you would like to learn. The we have listened to, full of -hum- "
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our, but underlying it all, a wealth '
,;. 4n ez lx s hl to Oar
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_ classes aie open to anyone over 10 g _ 1
years of .age who tarn attend .clans-' of sound Christian practice. During
es in Pickering Village. These app the evening Mr. - Crozier was the *r�Y friends and patrons Vhy pay. more for Ready. ? `
recipient of a presentation from the
Iications are only to show that You Unioll, which .he did not let as Ree for their favours of the
are interested and `to help give us
scene basis to work on in organic- but repliedvery fittingly,. as :hr past year. - .
ing. Applicants cannot "be eoneidet-
retiring pastor of this congregation
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May we hope' far a continued
_. ped after classes -are once' started: redrew sang Arthur Fred T. BU11Cing, Pickering
Miss Ruby A
L e'q Coronation number. "Brit
so please signify your rntererat a� ore's Forever" very- increase in that patronage, and
i soon ss posetible. ve -nicely, •. _anci _ _ . _ F,e6abliel• id 1857
The C. G: I.. T. entertained
George Bron, - on the horn, "Th- goodwill of -our customers - _
g H.
thelir mothers and members of the Red. White and BItiP" in, a manna' r.
that pleaset .lies auttioneP -'------- — - -- — — —
W. M. S. on Thursday evening,- Mies. Picketing 1
•The c er ng .
,Hogg conducted a very impressivo jn MeraoHana T T -
"Irorahip period, whish was followet. -= MEAT MARKET ►� �Kj k-)
i A .i
by the concluding. Missionary Study LVFRT—in loving memory of
#or the summer, led .* !Muss Jean
a -
ir• mCalve
h,
father, Thomas Calvrt,
Clark, who was assisted by serverar. SM TK & MAi?HEWS
who passed away, May 17th. 19'lr � 1
-of ihe.girls. Then a pageant, depict -
We cannot clan our' hand, Daddy
p y _c (,I111b'r}' 14,al E�tatr 'Breakfast Bacon ; - 25c. a lb.
Ang the closing session of a C. G. I. Dear, f _
T, Conference around _ a ewitp-fire'
Your fare wt- cannot .gee: � 11
W.ELS given in wh:. all the ]nem N'c�+ located at 1?oom f19: �c+n. ..Minced Steak, d 2c• a lb -0
But let . tht9. littlt ti tk'eri
hers took part, r d' was vt•ry, int- : fe�teri,tion ;Life Bilil(llnq, Toronto :..
Te•I1 that wi• still rNme1>~hFr .th.� Pork Liver 1 2C a lb
treating. NTv.:ltal :iunthers by: iii es weal'<l nplurec ie+c he,)ring from
—Levin)►tp remembered by dauGb 1 •
:Eleanor, LeGard , aild . tI .a. liar; gots if )'dv are interesicd inrlis jos-
ter and sons, 1
:Found were followed by a n1ost en- _ inv, of v.our property. We handle - ':Mewing Beef, 1.�2c• .a lb•
.ibis luiu-h sen ed k- the 7rlx,' In MPrrinriarrt n
joy 15 Country Estites.Steck. Pair
'ah(i
who with their i(xtders; 3iisc*s tier- fruit Farm:;- -All cci,r, snonciencc Jewel Shortenin, 5c. a lb.
"Tray, Clark and Hdgg were. thankwl DT 1'd u: --In log strictiv coTfidential w'
'by the visitors „fora very enjo}ab- Trig. mt'morp.,of 7aG
le evening. niVinP, m••1•, pa._Iscd away Nfa. SMITH and MA TT HEWS Classic Cleanser, - 3 tins, 13e.
,. 9th, 1 f '1 -
—C:orouation ` Ser�-ices were held P2' i2ichrrtr,nd 4t. F. r
in the various i^hurc he_s in an app- Till me ori" fadt� sill life departs. al' Tel: Elgin 27`7^ 38-3i1 ��'•
!6 tins, 2+
ropriate and reverent ' manner . oil You will lime forever In. otic
'Sunday last. -.In St. Francis.de Sales hearts' _ JAu .inter-t.-Nr,�.:'r, -
—sadly tnaste, by FMrrfe and Dau -
Sadly - : `'�
Church, folluwiltg• mass, .. Rev, F'at=
ghters, Marie, Madeline, Grace and
her Ryan offered special prayers (]ti CALF.—A. kirrhrn stove, in • •
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and berledictioll in. the presence of s(m Bill. • txceUent condition J• roynter;'Piekering.
a large congrez*ation. At St. Geor- `jTANTEI)—Gnnd work horde and Butcher` p'hon.e 3000) '. eicirerin.g
'ge's Anglican, Pev. F. G. Robinsop . -��ES i cow, .Apply E Baker walker'ssideToad
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conducted the service and • preached ----- an impressive sermon. ' Mr. Chris.GO8 WANTED—Clean fretihegg;
bar- '
Fair sang in fine voice z fine
R e hrwe ahem, Blg,' Stroniq, 1,1 cent over Clobe price or grade A Large, kering Hardware. Store
eahv, Bab from H,Boose:C}arcmont
Hlt48-3g
itone solo; "Lord of • Heaven and y Chicks,
Earth." The service -Mas concluded blood -tested government ap- L OR S ALF. — J0 fresh oews and '
! sprineeislliolateifis and Durhams!. TB _ Time
nwith the Canntuniori and Singing �)rOVed breQ(lET9. jested, ) ;Anthony, LocustHill Phone Mar i to
au�
"Te Deum" Ln' the i✓nited .Church, 3021d5-39 O S V e Order'
May, 9c. June, .tic. -
the ser•�•ice was feature(1••tay excel.- � ��Y)R HALF'—(`hr'f'•Indd Hata and corn
Do not del Order to -da for cows and horses &livered to your barn s
eIIL singing by the c�hghegah6i y Pricesonapplication- Grasmere Farm, Picke.t•. Seeds
the choir and soinists. The choir Late ordering •will prcve a dlaap- irg. Phone2 28 pring
sang Gounod.'s"Sanctus" with hirs, pointmcnt. ss -3g - -
Baker as so rano soloist -HUGH G. MICHELE VOP, RALRP A g,tantitp of redefo•
Franje p , ^r seed and potatoes, Also 2 incubators.
and a special Coronation Anthem, Plu1Ng )TALK S103' Fresheowsandspringersalways onhand. A,C. Timothy, Alfalfa Red Clover -
"The. Bing Shall, Rejoice" -with Mr. Diamond. Phone Pick 2708 38 y, , �
Leslie Morley taking ' the baritone t �(` ii "r, LF —Hol rein row, 4 ears
solo. ,Mrs. Fred Bunting told. the I..I LLIAN'S } a"''''c it ct., nf`milk daily on year
Sweet Clover and Ala',ike seed.
ratio s, Also • p g,, Any reasonable offer ac.
-storj*-0�e- Coronation . and the ceptcd. r, Start 1'inr Drive Dunharton. tev. - —
minister, Rev. Hugh G.. Crozier• BEAUTY STOP — ,Y -Small � Garden --Seeds -- in bulk- .
T��OT; 4ALF-erlar.r.a, Int 17, cion, 4.
preached a special sermon. A' large I Picke,inv, Good buildinge, wellwatered•
congregation was present at the j (Next door to Old Church 'Garage) in rood ctmdoiomjpr sprit¢ i
crop, Will,elt _ and n Packages
reisnnihlservices in the Presbyterian. church, 1 _. larsapplyealfilfredHatocInse milton Brovgt,am. 3(;tr
which were conducted by the pas- DI
ANY ('EhiF.N'P WORK �. Purina ,and Master Feeds
Rev. Dr. Canniehael, The reg- Shampoo and Fingerwave soc. I have purchased a good cemerit fnixer and
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4. — ]gar chutch service was preceded by 'outfit and am prepared to do all kin dsofce s •
Fingerwave 35c. m nt acrk. Also sh•ne1;ng and wire fencing field and :Garden l~ ertilizer' ..�
a bapti nal ser+vic.e. in. which the Reasonab}e rates. Stan Thompson,Altona 37-38 Q -
iIIfanL daughters of Messrs W. R. Oil Shampoo & Fingerwave 75c. 0 Qts Paint --Special,. 59c a Qt
and Mrs. Miller and Hugh and Mrs. _ HOUHF, TO RENT— the Village • • •
of Brougham. a frame h� se. 7 rooms, 3
Miller received th'e Sacrament Arching "_35t. acre of Land. garage. Non a reliable ten-
totf Baptism. The hy-au; were app- __ antv}S��t1 apply. Possessid�miidlaofMay. '.Agent for McCormick-Deerin '1'almjmaCblLeIy
Manicure $5c .Apply72usscllC,nner, Dunbarton. b7.gt3
ropriate and Dr. Clirmichad preach- and Repairs.
`,
ed an impressive ser non'. Fallowing Facials _ 60c. TRAWBERRY PLANTS— Par.
sn„ B utv, 751ts, per leo; ss.00per-•too Our Motto: --"We have Con get -it, 01 V -
the sermon the chgir of 19 voices *4. Go in Icts of 5000 or more. Mary Washing.
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under the leadership of. Mrs. P. N, HAIRCUTTING i25c. ton as' aragus trot. I yearsold. *1,00 per lou it -9 not niaele., t .
Spratt, sang the special Coronation *7.00 per 100(1. Stanley Murdoch, R R No.
-3 _
Thermi u Pickering, 3g-3 Telephone 3800 • �:
anthem, by Healey Wdllan. The ser- q e HeatWa eOil Perman-
vice was concluded by .the benedic- 2 50 Waves (',Ira a H FOR YALE—Oland eprs. T J. S. BALSDON, '- PICKERINGi
1.95 \.'ars and fresh cows, purebred and Free delivery
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tion and the singing of the Nation 33.50 35,00 g,t-sled and blocd tested Free delivery
phone Pick. 2200 wm J. Murphy. Murco Farms. Lindsay, Ont
al Anthem. Pbone 1352 lett