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--vuuu uua. Early Bailey. .$1.75 bus.- Golden Glow, $2.00 bus. Pride of Nishna ' A_ __-- . DENT VARIETIES Southern White "Fodder - --$1.75 Bus. White Cap Yellow Dent _ ' .--$1.75 _bus. En..`-. I`. L: --- 25 lbs; 25 FOR THE BEST IN BAKERS7 BREAD HOME-`MADE BREAD - BROWN BREAD SANDWICH BREAD -and 0 full line of PIES. CAKES and PASTRY Bakery and Saleshop Cor. Elizabeth and Small Ste. SWISS BUDS lb. box 40C SQAP sm comv The Chain G1-olcery Store; of Canada Corn . Peas . % 141/, ibZ}i.bb 3 55 1-vugzv A-- _ avvu \JIl-In l u... 19253.1; lb. Clover Leaf"Salmon -l-lb.` tin 55, %-lb. 32 - Vanilla Extract -Large 25, small 9c Tomatoes tin 16 Campbell s Soups 15 ~5-string Brooms . . . 39. Seedless Raisins. 25 lb. ` Pink Salmon. . 3 tin: 50: Choice Rt_:_d S:_11_mo_n __ uuuanuuon on `meaaay morning. ' The Presbyterians will. hold their 50th Jubilee ~a.nd' re-opening services on Sunday, June 11, and on Wednesday 14th, a cold meat supper and program will be given on the lawn. - ` - ` an "VL-..___.'_, I u '1 w we nuuuay witn uarry Fisher. - `Prof. Quinn and family gave a seriesoi entertainments in the town hall last week. Master Elwood Pullbrook was brought home from Barrie recently suffering with pneumonia and is still seriously" ill.` b The Baseball team are to ' play at the annual demonstration` at Sir Henry Pel- l latt s farm in King on July 1. ~ Classy shoes moderately priced at Fish- er's Cookstown and Thornton stores. { Jack Monkman visited his sister, Mrs. ; J. R. Cause for a few days. { ; Empire Day was observed at the school, a feature of the day being the I prmentation to Miss Grace Robinson and ` Roger Fisher of medals presented by the Fire Marshall for their esays on fire pre- vention. _ Children s Day was observed in the Meth- odist S. S. The children gathered at W. J. Bi-oley s and marched with ags to the ghirch, where an appropriate service was 8 C ' Norman Campbell's team ran away from the.station on Tuesday morning. Presbvterians will lmhl 4-l..:.. um. `PURE MAPLE SYRUP w worst since. I Fisher's have .as`nice a stock of wash goods as you may see in a day's travel. ` Frank Pugsley of Toronto spent the week- end with his lbrothgr, J._ M.-Pugsley. Jas. Waller of -Penetamr- wlm ha. 1`... Cookstown team played ball in`Ajliston against the home team on Wedneeday. M ` Messrs. Handy and Shannon of Toronto and Long of Bond Head spent Sunday at Geo. Thompson's. ` ' Mr. Dawson of Orangeville is visiting his son at `the drugstore. Hy. Leadlay, S1-., fell a few-Vdayaav ago.` from a ladder in the barn. -Fortunately no bones were broken, but he has been unable I to work since. Ia`..L....'.. 1.....- -- _z.. _ . u . -.- Wine Gal. mvvuo 0. Thompson, while smewhat bettgr lNFANT'S DELIGHT 3 for 25 1- $1.95 vvcun-cuu um I home with her t an` Anna:-L:A- __ mum improved in health. - Mr. `and Mn. 8-.'--~Knz'I'ppund"daugi1ter. Audrey `of MncTier visited at Mrs. W. Knaon s one dav lm. -m.1. . nuurey 0! macner visited Knapp one day last `week. ....7 `uni auxuug menus in mm vicinity. Mrs. Hogan has returned from Tomnto `much improved in health. ` - Mr, and Mn: 5---T -'-`A-`> "" " May 22.--On Friday morning, May 19, l there passed away in the eGraven`hurst hospital `Mrs. Wallace Pattenden of Min- I esing (nee Miss Fanny Stone of Barrie). V Though she had been ailing for some time, ; the end. came quite suddenly. The relat- ives` and friends of Mrs. Pattenden have the sincere sympathy of the entire com- munity in this, their irreparable low.` `Miss Beatrice Knapp of Mac'l`ier spent a few `days with her mother, `Mrs. W. J. Knapp, last week, . _ Miss Matthews, teacher, spent the week end at her home in New Lowell. Norman Tracy of Parry Sound spent Sunday at B. F. Tracy's. ` .oo1fe::and.(a_,m'1y_ and -Mrs. F. Harris umo't`or`ed~ from GrenYe'i o'nSunday and spent l theday among friends in this vicinity. Mm. HOHMJI -hill fnfnl-not` c-A-- '`-` """l I950 CDC. Corn Flakes . . 3 for 29 Pued Rice . . . . . . . 17c Pued Wheat .' . . . . 14 Pastry Flour r. R. C. Cunningham bah -been spend- ing a week in Barrie with her sister, Mrs. Dutcher. ' n L `Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson spent the Aweek-end with Barrie friends. W35 j`;yed. uy mug puI'p08$. Dr. Lennox gave an address on Chinese] dentistry at the Circle on Tuesday evening. It was very interesting and was much en-l joyed. - ' wpms msteaa or Wednesday. Letters are to hand from*Mr. Welch, formerly` of -the Union Bank here. At Fish- erville, where he now resides, natural gas is used for `fuel and "power purposes. In the neighborhood alsike clover is grown, and the seed exported to the States for dyeing purposw. n|'_ Tnnnnv nan. ._ -.I_L- ""` nu` we summer ITIOHWIS. The meeting of the Jul Committee is to be held on Q week instead of Wednesday. Letters am. in ham: cm... ucvrgc ureen . I Fred Tomlinson of Malton is renewing old acquaintance in the village. l ` Mrs. Matt -McLean is visiting friendsi` in Toronto. TL- II..LL-_I_'_4 (V I - - - ucpan ourc. Dr. Whittaker spent two days in Toronto last week, visiting Bishop Stringer, who starts for his northern diocese in a few days. . Ipng of Midland has taken over the Rawleigh _agency from Mr. Dales and ex-' pects to move his family here next week.l He will occupy the residence of the late! George Green. ,' , wrn "I"n-y.l:......... -1 11,1. - - vv . uwlulumury. There have been some serious cases of sheep killing lately in this vicinity. There are too many dogs at large. -Humnhrev Janna MA 1.:. ...:c.. ...L- L-~~ Toilet Paper . . 6 for 25 Sweet Oranges, 30c doz. Shirri s Marmalade _ an: wu many aogs at large. -Humphrey Jones and his wnfe, ` lately been visiting here, have ta departure. n. \]TL:u...l-_.. -..--A - ` ucquuuuu. ' James Kerr of Alliston has begun "build- ing both house and barn on lot 2, con. 11, W. Gwillimbury. Thorn lnnm Inn... ...-....... ..-..!_.-A - ` - nviv saw-Jo vvnvln lilo IV: 93%- On Sunday, calling at a farm house, Mrs. Whittaker suffered a bite from a -vicious dog, and has been confined to bed in` con- sequence. Jamm. 11...... ..I An:_.._ L, 1 MINESING STATION .... nn A H )n iss id been ailimr for nnrnh I-I-m momrron ll IIIIHI Junior Farmers held nn li`.-:A.... .: n.:_ Luna!` 1` armers Friday of this `e, who have taken their ...... uuuol but UOCEOTS Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Duns ton spent Sunday with ti ents, Mr. `and Mrs. Richard A mixed load of stdck ` Monday.` Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell with friends at Penetang. Potato planting is the on '51-. mwkzucz sucm, 1oo lbs common sucuuz, 1oc_)_ nu, .. . . .7 -v-n--ll` M-ay 22.-Alex. M~uir of Guthrie gave an dress on co-operation between home -and- Sunday School at the Sunday School Rally held in St. Andrew's Church, Sunday ev- ening. Miss Sinclair also made a few re-S marks. A song service was led by the children's choir. ` Misses Martha and Edith Ellson and Tommy Ellson of i Thornton spent Sunday with their grandfather. John Ellson. Miss T. Brandon, who has been sick, is still under the doctor s care. Dunsmore of Thorn- the latter s par- ` Richard Crawford. mixnrl lnm-I A9 ~*-AL 4 ouc-k wavs shipped on Bell spent Sunday mg. xe order of the day. The Sarjeant- Co.MI:;i.. Our sales Thns offer is . les are limited to coal in stock. % made to May purchasers only. lid for in May at $16.00 per ton a refund of difference if there 1 mice mid and ~--- '~~ * ` _.__-.v.ynL\\ ll and any lower price cite coal is available DOMINION sromzs T [iiiiiii ' `-:-l.75 Hus. FLINT VARIETIES Longfellow . . $2.00.bus. Crompton s Early n an I 1 bus. Wisconsin No. Z_ _T A