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THURSDAY, FEBRUAIIY 29TH, 1940 THECANIMA r'rw.aM MANVLL, NTRI Ij lii ~~~~~~~~~~~~Aerican tobacco? Well, it is!fU A *um .gti oacnfr ,Aii £ £U U . AN WKII - FOR YOU sa will have to try ta persuade Iits people ta like Turkish tobacco. AndgltCU tillf By Jhn C KfrwoodBritain's will was, priar ta the use more Canadian grown and B If yau have trouble getting ta designed ta put one to sleep- the duty factor, which made U. C.H.Tucl 'ýsleep - and staying asleep - prioed from 30 cents ta $350. S.A., tabacca prahibitively expen. poers a * * * sive. Between 1935 and 1938 poers what is yaur way af inducing Another item for housewives on Britain imparted annually on an Eyesight sleep? Charles Dickens had his the niatter of caoking: Put the average, 220 million lbs. ai U.S.A. SèecitS waY: it was ta have the head af chicken - or other class of fowl tabacco. In 1938 it paid 111 mil- Disney Bidif. his bed pointing narth. His theory - with the breast down, instead lion dollars ta America far to- (0,1,. P. 0.) was: the ffagnetîc currents run of an its back. It is declared that bacco. Oshawa north ta sauth between the pales, exposing the back and thighs to**** and by letting them flow in a the greatest heat while protect- On this continent upward of!ube 2 straight lime through one's body, ing the breast prevents aver- twa million boys and girls like Clesndumer 121 nsti deep sleep resulted. Sa Dickens caaking the white meat s0 that it !a build model aeraplanes. rrlhere tCtonls an educatinga inti carried about with hlm a coin- pulls away froin the wishbone. A is naw an educational agency Cal. i-oeon an euan and graduati pass, and when he entered a 4-lb. chicken thus cooked wiîî, it ed Air Yauth of America, with at professionao menandrinteachern -strange bedroom, he had the bed- is said, be ready for the table' i its head 27-year-old Winthrapcalikre tho mnoriituThe head put ta the north. a little less than two haurs. It i Rockefeller, fourth son o! John can gr aheind fividu. Th Vendors a! gramophone records worthwhiîe ta do a îittîe experi- D. Rockefeller. maks ig or maring this succeuse have records whose monotonous menting. _________ his education. Something af this _!Vnusic lulis - allegedly - one to * * a *dint e olo i g x 1#1 sleep. If you are a motorist, be thank- tract from Robert J. C. Stead: Sir Andrew Yarrow, a famous ful that you do not live in Italy. Ladmus "I envy no man what hie justly British shipbuîlder, found that by There a gallon of gasoline costs____ gains, having his berth in a Canadian $1.03! Be glad that you are flot in sleeping car, on a journey across Europe at ail just now, for motor W.A. and M.M.S. met at the In Life's hard battle each must Canada, aver the wheels, the fuel is sa preclous that its use is home of Mrs. Gardon Stinsan, fight his fight, oscillating, rythmic bed put hinm greatly restricted. In Great Bri- Feb. 2th. with a good attendance. But some methinks are honor- to sleep; and when he went tain they are using large gas bags. The meeting opened with a de- ed for their sins home, and because hie was a poor On the roof of a motor car you votional service on "Forgiveness" And some ignored because sleeper, hie had made him a bed may see a roof-length balloon by Mrs. Cecil Fergusan who also they do the right. which was mechanically made *t, holding in coal gas the equivalent gave the high spots o! the W.M.S. Same seemn to find their for- duplicate the mavement or sound af ane-haîf gallon of petrol, and Executive meeting in Oshawa. tune ready made, or both of his pullman bed. on this gas the car runs. Im'agine Plans were discussed regarding And some have missed it haw- It is said that there are 630 the frequency of changing the building of cupboards in the base- sa-e'er desired. diferet tins o th make ga bas!ment. Program tan charge of Mrs. The man's a fool who thinks __________________ In Germany no autarfiobile may Stinson cansisted o! reading by Soithay at he cangrad be driven except on approved Mrs. A. E. McGill; solo by Helen ~ceyb hti a c business. Even in New Zealand Snudden; and poem "Because" quired. Busnes Drecor ere are restrictions - the aîîow- by Mrs. Marwood McKee. A bible The noblest souls are oft the beingfrons8 ta12 gllon contest was put on by Mrs. H. least renowned, anc beng rom8 t 12galonsGalbraith, prize winner being In humbler homes God's great- fmonthly. ** Mrs. J. E. Elliott. A sumptuous est men are found. Legal Do you remember thase most suppen was served by Mrs. Stin- M. G. V. GOULD, B.A., LL.B. inSia; RanoKeeae iand -Mrs. GalbraithNestieton Barrister, Solicitor, Notary China; "Grass," mnade amrong the vate o! thanks was given Mrs. Phone 351 migratory tribes of Pensia? They Stinsan for bier kind haspitality, A eypasnevigad Bak !Comrc ld. were made by Ernest Schoedsack moved by Mrs. C. Ferguson, sec- scal vieplasaspnt eningte and- Bak aw omernville . - a man 6 feet 6 taches tall - a onded by Mrs. G. Fawler. seoltmf asseti the base-ChrC o Bowmanille.man with itchtag feet. He says A very pleasant evening was Friday, it being a farewell for ~.R SR - that it is not sa easy now ta make spent at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry and !am-' W. R. STRIKEfilms like those named, though lie Edgar Gibson on Saturday., it be- ily before they leave our midst.1 Barristér, Solicitor, Notary would like ta make new ones in ing the occasion of a shawer ini They were presented with a Solicitor for Bank of Montreal far countries. "Making pictunes honour o! Mr. and Mrs. William Hymnany fromn the church and a Money ta Loan. Phone 791. back-of-the-beyond isn't as easy Robinson (nee Birdie Gîbson). cane o! silverware, an electnic1 Bowmanville, Ontario. to-day," he says, "aàs it once was. Nearly a hundred friends and lamp, iran and toaster, alsa Even-1 There are cumbensome sound neighbours gathered at the home sharp pencils ta the two boys who L. C. MASON, B.A. equipment ta be considered with and enjayed a splendid musical are going ta schaal. We wiil miss1 Barrister - Solicitor a staff af technîcians not neces- prograni. Rev. D. M. Stinson wan them in aur church, school and4 Notary Public - Etc. sary during the ancient days; and chairman and aften a few cam- community. A suitable pragram Law in ail its branches. the cunrent political set-ups haire plimentary remarks cailed on was given, and sandwiches, cake Offceimedatly an a Rya not simplified location work. Ralph Robinson of Janetviile, for and coffee enjoyed by ail. Mrs. Thie m eate. Ssto Ry uspicion is ife among the polit- a recitation; Evelyn Philp favor- .Mro n r tne Phones: Office 688; Home 553. icos. Anyone carrying a cantera ed with a plana sala and Mn. Malcolm read the addresses, and is mistrusted. The tentacles of Stuart McRoberts gave a readtag; Mr. and Mns. Henry thanlced Detldictatonship are throttling Ethopia an instrumental duet was played everyone for ail the gifts and _________Dental ____ and China. The tribes I filmed in by Miss Helen and Mr. George kindness shown them, and invited Persia for "Grass" are no more." Fowlen, and a vocal duet by Ann one and ail ta visit them ta their Assistant: Dr. E. W. S Isn't it a pity? I have, and î'm and Ralph Robinsoni; Glen Gibson new homne eant o! Janetviile. They Gradate ! Roal D nC- sure meny others have also, favored with a piano sola and are mavtag ta Mr. W. Porter's Grde, ofToran a l fie:nurlJubl- wished for new films o! the Mrs. Lamne Thompson gave a fanm. lg, TBownv . Office ho ue rs ass" and "Chang" description vocal solo. A carefully worded Nestletan W. I. will meet at the Blda.m towanvle f6c or many, many times. a4eswsra by Miss Beth h 9 .n o6p.m. daly except Sun- MeiQuade te bride and groom, hme o! Mrs. G. Thompson March day. *n atile bth*uerus and 6th at 2.30 a'clock. Rail cail: Phane 790. Hause phone 883. In the United States there are axpnd ries bath sne o Dont's for the sick room. X-Ray Equipment in Office. still about 8 million unemployed Birdie and William far which they Visitons: Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry, persans, and each yean sees 600 - eah made very fitttag replies. Rae and Ivan, at Mr. Wmn. Sam- Veterinarian 000 young people added to the The goad wishes of the commun- elis'. . . Mr. Edgar Emerson, Va- D. . DVEY V.., .V.c ronethro the unemplayed Areu ity follow themn in their new lentia, Mr. Ralph and Miss Ellen Bowmanvllle young persans - between the e1nTnno mro a r n n.M m Successor to Dr. T. F. Tlghe ages of 16 and 24. The neighbaurhood was sad- erson's. . . Miss Margaret Steele, ÀOflc' IngSt EstatTlhe It s ecmin tcr -dened on Thursday ta hear o! the Blacktca Mr. Wmn. Steele's. ffic: Kng t. astat igh Itis bcomng ncrasingly passing o! Mr. Jahn Underblil at . . Mr. Cecil Hubbard, En! ield, #0 Resldent - PHONE 843 dlean that ta the future the de- the home o! his sister, Mrs. Go!!, with Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry... mand will be for those who have where he bas been spending the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and DENTIST been well-trained for new jobs.1 winter. He had mot been in good Jamie at Mr. L. Joblin's. . . Mn. O! a certainty there will be mew1health and when seized with a A. HI. Veale with friends in To- DR. R. 0. DICKSON industries established which will hemnorrbage o! brata lasted onîy ronto. .. Mn. and Mrs. M. Emer- (Toronto) and Newcastle, Ont. require many kinds o! specially a few hours. The funeral took son with friends in Port Perry.. Over Langman's Store, Newcas- trained mecbanics, foremen and place !rom the home o! bis sis- Mns. W. Campbell visited Mrs. tle. Office hours: Saturday only, other supervisons. Many desinîng terMsGofonStrate-BlaJh, ntvl..M.ad 9 a.-_ to 9 p m.switec ther qostig-aveta o noon. the of!iciating clergyman Mn s. John Wilson witb Mn. and swith teirquesing- t 90being Rev. E. P. Woods assiste M ns. T. Henry. . . Messrs. Laun- 'Funer«il Directors a!ter overaîl jobs. by Rev. D. M. Stinson. Palîbearers ence and Neil Malcalm with their Already there are being estab- were Allan Suggitt, Wm. Steele, uncle,'M. Herb. Taylor. . . Miss FUNERAL DIRECTORS - lished new industries on this Wesley Campbell, Clarence Panr,Nana Ponteus, Toronto, with Mn. Service. any hour. any day. continent, ta make pnoducts which Marvin Nesbitt and Gordon and Mrs. C. H. Ponteous. F. . orris Co. Europe is not now able ta supply. Brown. Interment was in Angli- F. F. Thus, by way of example, Czecb- can Cemnetery, Blackstock. The Modern Matar Equipment, Am- oslavakian glassware largely used floral tnibutes were many and O iu r bulance and Invalid Car. Cal] on this continent by lamp manu- beautiful as he bad mamy fiends ____ Phone 480 ar 734, Assistant 573. factuners for bases, trims and in Toronto whene be usually Thomas Bamber Jones decorations is being neplaced with spends bis summers. His aged substitute products. Mucb furni- mother, Mrs. Underhill a! To- Newtonville:- Anathen bighly ture, gift merchandise, china- ronto, was present at the funeral, respected resident passed away ware, lamps and shades are being also twa, brothens o! Toronto. Tuesday, February 2th, ta the supplanted with domestic manu- Mn. Go!! is in Bowmanville Hos- persan o! Thomas Bamnber Jones, factres.pital recovering !nam a broken leg in bis 64tb year. CH I IR I Sice ~e!ndig:fand will not be able ta leave the Born in England, he came with Sicete inig fjobs is be- hospital till Thursday. bis family ta Canada sixty years C L 1universities and o____bodiesare________i famin il ourH paying a god deal o! attention ta yengsagdio amagutlfu a!tr fisruto on job-w1-.Leton Funeral services e cnut . OeVFor relievingdis fidn.TkNe YokUvr-LIL ed Tbursday from bis late resi- ... comforts of chest 1 sity by way o! illustration, it is dence by the Rev. J. McLachlan, cold,ç and night cou ghs, rub gvn a course o! 10 lectures on Recent Visitons: Mrs. J. Law pastor o! the Newtonville United VapoRub on throat, chest, and Jthe strategy o! job-!inding. This son, Toronto, witb Mrs. E. Caug. Cburch. Interment at Lakeview backatbedtime.Vap.oRub'spoul- course is cnducted by personnel bill. . . Mns. Fred Adams, Hamp- Cemetery. tice-vapor action relîeves conges- experts. The course will include ton, witb fiends in the village. .. Sunviving are bis widow, Cath- tion af upper air passages-eases lecture -discussions on emplay- Mn. Cecil Brunt, Janetville, Mn. arine McDonald, two daughtens, sareneSS of cbest and back mus- ment oppotunities in vaniaus Gardon Avery and Mn. George Mns. Wayne Elliott <Helen), Mns. cles-heips the youngsten relax f ields, personal qualifications and Avery, Little Britain, witb Mn. S. Bruce Elliott <Wtanifred), and ino healing sleep. job requirements, the mecbanics Mo!!att. .. Mns. E. Adams with tbree gnandchildren; one sisten bFor coughing and irritated o! letters o! applications, metbods Mrs. Ross Oke, Oshawa. .. Mn. E. Ruth, a! Toronto, and one bro- 0_1 tcasdbyclspt o! applying for a position, conduct Breck in Toronto. .. Miss B. ther Robent o! Spokane, Wash. VapoRub on the chil', tangue during interviews, and s0 an. Glennie and Miss Emma Morris, ta relieve the irritation. Then "Getting the rigbt job is a real Orono, at Mn. G. Carnocban's.. massage VapoRub on throat job-in itsel!," says Dean John T. Mns. David Kay and son Biil, ndÀ William H. Bennett In 1914 it began paying the then astaumding figure a! $5 a day as its minimum wage. The Ford minimum is now $6 a day, with wages rising ta $ 10.80 a day. The average wage is $.25, exclusive of salaried employees. The Fond Company employs men without regard ta race, creed on coloiur. The lange pro- portion o! employees are mature nen of long service witb the Company. Incneased wages and employ- ment aven a periad o! many yeans have resulted in a 300 per cent. increase in the buiit-in value af the Fond car and a 5 per cent. reduction in its pnîce. Canadian tobacco producers are sad aven Britain's failune ta buy thein 1939 crap. Where, then, is Bnitain getting its tobacco re- quirements, seeing that Il han greatly cuntailed its imports o! YO0U R E STATE Ifyou want à prompt, economica , business. tilt, administration of your estate, name as your EXECUTOR- STERLING TRUSTS COR PORATION 372 BAY ST., TORONTO 'OVER 28 VEARS EXPERIENCE - Matilda Pnyor wbo predeceaned hlm nine years ago next May. Deceased lived fan sanie years in the' vicinity o! Orono and Inter bought and maved ta the farni south of Shaw's scbooi wbere he bas lived even since. He was well known as an uprigbt citizen and a good neigbbour. Up to the lant !ew yeans he bas been veny active and keenly interested in wanld affains. At the advanced age o! ninety he belped at add farni chones, and enjoyed datag them. The fumerai, wbich -*as largely attended, taok place February 22, froni bis late residence. Rev. S. Davison af Trlnity United Churcb, Bowmanvîlle, o!ficiated, brnging an appropniate and comforting message. Bearens were Messrs. Gea. Allin, R. K. Bragg, W. J. S. Rickard, K. Squain, L. Anderson and O. R. BrOgg, ail neighbaurs. Interment was made ta Bowman- ville Cemetery. Sunviving are one daugbten, Editb, at home; three sans, Ben ;y k te rs m ie ss .s is at home, Fred on a nearby farm, and Will of Toronto; four grand- children and one great grandchild. Chees. Output For Northumberland ENAI I '4, Il -. ~ ~ ~¶ j ~'-'VYÂVUUNVILd.~, U~4TAKLO - £*~fl *,.acdn IMPRTANT NOTICE TeO MOTOR VIHICLE OWNIRS and DRIVERS$ nmuasrecure your .~ 1940 Plates .. .~ aa d. . ......... Defoa MRCH 3lst NO EXTENSION 0F, TIM WILL BE GRANTBD! For the convenience of motorits, 1940 registration plates and driver&' licenses are now available. No exten. P.C.1Ve lion of tinte for use o)f 1939 plates and licenses beyond OPERATORS: the date of expiry (Marh 3st) wil Le grasted. The forma of application for renewal of permits and licenses Al .public will Le found on the back of those issued for 1939. commOfial Secure your 1940 plates now and renew your driver-es vfàmklo ioens license at tes mae tne. MOTOR VEHICLES BRANCO MARCH 3lst NiPARTMINT 0f wHiGHWiys, ONTARIO 1 1 1 Floral tribute--icued ioe hjhWifl is a member, one from Reports sent out by the Depart- the Place where Will works, and ment of Agriculture show that one from Shaw's Home & Schoolth iryfv ces mna- C l u , a w e l a o t e r s f r o r e a - t u r i n g c o u n t i e s i n t h e p r o v i n c e o f Aorltives anden frieds Ontario made during the year Amon reltive preent rom1939 a total of 87,212,341 pounds a distance were Mr. and Mrs. of cheese. Northumberland made Ernest Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Al- 2,977,251 pounds. Factory reports lan Bennett, Mr. Robt. Bennett, from these factories situated in and Mr. W. J. Bennett, ail of New Seymour township alone show a Toronto. total rAake of 1,626,798 pounds and a total bonus received of Mrs. Wm. WilIard $10,035.00. The total bonuses paid in the ;e Following within a yearte Dominion of Canada was $566,- Spassing of her husband, Mrs. Wil- 677.41 sa that while the makers n liam Willard died at her home, and patrons of Seymour factories ePort Perry, after a brief iîîness, may flot have been well satisfied following a hearfattack, on Feb. with what they were able to ac- 1 6th, in her 9lst year. complish last year the above 's The last surviving daughter of would seem to indicate they got *Jas. Grant Heatlie, one of the a fair share. CLANAU IAN earliest pioneers of Darlington, Mrs. Willard spent ahl her long lfinor near Ontario County. COMMITTEES JOIN CERTIFIEDO 9E ED Married in 1868, Mr. and Mrs. EF R Willard had the unusual happi- IN WAR EFOR AKE plans early this year ta harvest a bumper crop of smaoth, ness and distinction to celebrate 11clean, high-quality potatoes. Good seed is the first require- their seventy-first wedding anini- Canadian Legion War Services ment fer an excellent crop ... because only good seed will grow versary together in January 1939, Inc. Committee formed in Bow- vagorous' plants, plants that can withstand most of the serious on which occasion they receiveci manville to raise funds for the diseases, common ta patatoes. congratulations and good wishes task of providing educational, Canadian Certified Seed Potatoes are good seed potatoes. By from all parts of Canada and personal, entertainment and other lanting them, many of the lasses due ta disease wiil be avoided ... from Their Majesties, the King services for the men in our fight- Eigher-quality, cleaner, snxoother, more uniform pomates than and Queen. ing forces. Bowmanville District those grown from ordinary seed stock will be produced. Mrs. Willard had been failing allotment $1,250.00. Sa, this seasan, barvestfiner potat5es -and more ofthem. Plant Can- noticeably since her husband's Members of the Bowmanville adian Certified Seed. Grow potataes that wiII grade Canada No. 1. death, but with remarkable ten-1 Commi.tte appointed by the Ro-- Canadian Certified Seed Potatoes are available in ail standard acity kept up and about until ten tary and Lons Service Clubs and varieties. Be sure ta select the variety mast suitable for your days prior to her death. by the Bowmanville Branch of locality! Ask the local District Goverament Inspector, Plant Pro- Intensely devoted to her home the Canadian Legion are: tection Division, for full information and list of nearest distributors. and family, quiet and reserved in Rotary Members: W. R. Strike,FOI piesae m or4tL u rt e - manner, Mrs. Willard had the F. Cryderman, A. R. Virgin, L. W. Foosupeplsareimrant isn t te b-t deep purpose and abiding faith of Dippell, T. E. Flaxman, C. T. Loofo______erifiatintgodbaor____i her Highland forbears. Ross, G. E. Chase, Geo. W. James, INSPECTOR FOR CtI -sQIo.aofeinourfl Her son Harry G. and daughter R. L. Mitchell. ONTARI O ....... S ada r Ethel (Mrs. R. J. Harper) survive Lions Members: J. O'Neill, J. Distrct Inspector. Seed Potato Cerrificatio Sm.Pttos ta value her memory. Another J. Brown, C. Carter, Aubre c/o Horticultural Derartment. Ontario A Eri.e son, Dr. Elmer F. Willard o! To- Smith, M. Crawford, Russell Os- cultural College, 0ue ph, ont. ronto, predeceased ber in 1933. borne, C. Searle. gi ut alS p ie Rofvd M rs. W illard w ou ld h av e been Le i n M m b r : R M . C otton,A g a u t r l S pi a R o d 91 years of age on February 2st, A. J. Lyle, H. D. Moses, W. Mit- DOMINION DEPARTMENT just five days after ber death. chell, J. A. Living, B. Furber, H. 0F AGRICULTURE, OTTAWA The funeral service was con- Murray, Canon C. R. Spencer, R. Hoiorable James~ G. Gardiner, ducted by Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Harding, G .Meadows. istr who spoke of the kindly, faithful, Committees: Campaign Chair- tMner Christian 111e of the deceased - man- R. M. Cotton, J.P.; Pub- an ideal hom e 11e, unassum ing, licity - C. T. Ross, C. Carter, R. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ but daily sending out the influ- Harding; Ways and Means - A. R. ences of fine character. Inter- Virgin, A. Sneith, J. Living. Some states have reserved necticut has a womnan fish warden ment was made in Pine Grave Campaign will be conducted streams and ponds for exclusive who does teaching duty. Cemetery, Prince Al bert. from February l2th to 26th. use of women anglers, and Con- WpI #Z# " UH 111 Iii-m- THE CANADIAN STATESMAN- nnxum,& minT T v É%%Y- - - ý ýl-ï--,.-ý-ý"-ý"-,---,- --ý iý . - - - , - - 1 1 - - -1 ý. ý - . H iV