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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 31st, 1938 II 7 i 1 1 10,000 people to attend the Great Pre-Easter Sale at White's, Front VV CtFl t€^Q • St, Trenton, starting Saturday, April 2, and continuing all next week Real Values for Men and Boys in New Spring Suits, Top Coats, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Socks, Ties, etc. Get your new outfit at White's and SAVE Onr Spring Stock is now complete in all departments. Everything marked at NEW LOW PRICES for this GREAT SALE. We paid cash to manufacturers and they gave us SUPER VALUES, making this great sale possible. Real values for Women and Misses in Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Shoes, Gloves, Millinery, Handbags, etc. Buy at White's and SAVE FRONT ST. VV H I T E ' S TRENTON SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHINGS We can save you money on Curtain Material, Curtain Sets, Table Oilcloth, Window Shades, Cotton Sheets, Chintz, Towelling, Towels, etc. ROWSOME'S BAKERY and QUALITY STORE WE HAV.E WHAT YOU NEED A Full Line of Fresh Groceries at Right Prices Also Bread, Buns, Cakes and Pies HOT CROSS BUNS EACH FRIDAY UNTIL EASTER Candies in Packages--Also Easter Novelties Ice Cold Drinks of all kinds--Buttermilk, Sweet Milk Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes FIRST SHIPMENT OF PURE MAPLE SYRUP now in. Get your order in at once -- season short. Visit Our Basement Store for China and Gifts Try Our Lunch Room for Sandwich and Hot Chocolate E. W. ROWSOME Phone 150 We Appreciate Your Order Colborne Notice to Farmers! The Trent Manufacturing Company Limited, Trenton, Ontario, wishes to announce that an Egg Grading Station will be opened in the IRELAND BLOCK, COLBORNE Saturday, March 12th, 1938 and remain open each Saturday thereafter for the purpose of receiving eggs. Highest Cash Prices will be Paid Also a full line of Monarch Open-Formula and O.A.C. Cafeteria Poultry Feeds will be carried. Orders will also be taken for Bray Baby Chicks YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED BARGAINS at Redfearn's 5c to $1.00 Variety Store Paints a'nd Enamels ...................................... 15c to 85c Ladies' Dresses ............................................ 50c to 95c Electric Light Bulbs (guaranteed) each 19c, 2 for 20c RUBBER SOLES--CEMENT ON RUBBER SOLES--NAIL ON TOWELLING SPECIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR COAL AND WOOD Jas. Redfearn & Son PHONES: Store 1, Residence 66 COLBORNE IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PAID? In order that our mailing list may show only paid in advance subscriptions, so that we may be in as advantageous a position as possible in making contracts for advertising, we ask the co-operation of our subscribers in paying their subscriptions promptly. The Bureau of Circulation recognizes only paid In advance subscriptions and this week the Credit Liquidators, in co-operation with the Bureau, have undertaken special subscription work for us. If due to an oversight you happen to be in arrears with your subscription and receive a notice regarding same, we ask your prompt co-operation. THE COLBORNE EXPRESS Colborne High School Tests of Form II Memory The follow order of mei Work: Rose Murphy Isabel Rutherford Marjorie Delaney Lucille Moore Mabel Archer Jack Hart Mary Mulhall Dorothy McDonald Mildred Peebles Jean Harper Mary Tye Jean Joss Eva Farrell Ruth Kernaghan Neil Knight Helen Staples Lois Honey Lola Bell Charles Rowsome George McKenzie Andrew Rutherford Margaret Hall Below 50%-- Raymond Brooks Louis Keating the Upper School The following order of merit Modern History: Dorothy Armstrong Earl Metcalf Gerald Bennett (Stanley Oliver Jessie Broomfield Muriel Arkles Fred Griffis Evelyn Gumimer Doris Hecklbert Dorothy Knight Arthur Winter Helen Haynes Jean McLaughlin Ruth Allen Marion Deviney Below 50%-- Azetta Blodgett The following are the names in order of merit of Grade IX British History: Marion Delaney Bill Hart Roy Kniight Bertha Pattison Melvin Todd Garnet Haynes Ruth Blodgett Charles Newton Burke Clarey Ernest Whittaker Dorinel Osborne Jack Keating Murray MacGregor Marjorie Goodrich Donald Arkles Albert Arthur Rita Boyd Irene Taylor Below 50%-- James Thompson Kenneth Cracknell Jessie Bugg Marion Riley Leona Stimers Walter Todd Fern Stickle Doris Joss Jean Usiborne Dean Pettibone T.he following is the standing in order of merit of the pupils in TJppei School Zoology: Jessie Broomfield Marion Deviney Arthur Winter Doris Heckbert Geriald Bennett Stanley Oliver Norma Bell Marguerite Murphy Evelyn Gummer Ford Cowie BernaTd Fox Fred Griffis Sandy Rutherford Azetta Blodgett Dorothy Knight Below 50%-- Mildred Grant FALL FAIR DATES The association set the following dates for the district fairs: Campbellford......Sept] 27-28 Brighton............Sept. 13-14 Picton ............. Sept. 28^29 Napanee ............ Sept. 6-7-8 Centreville..........Sept. 16-17 Stirling ............ Sept 20-21 Belleville........Aug. 30-Sept. 2 Marmora ............ Oct. 17-18 Tweed ............. Sept. 22-23 Ameliaslburg ........... Sept. 24 Warkworth .......... Oct. 6- 7 Roseneath ........... Oct. 13-14 Wooler .............. Sept 29-30 Madoc ............... Oct 4-5 Coe Hill ............ Sept. 13-14 For the world as a whole, milk is probably the main source of fanning income. In the United Kingdom, states the Imperial Economic Committee, its value exceeds that of any other farm commodity; in the United States, and even in Canada in certain years, the value of the wheat crop is less than that of dairy production. the students of the High School who are looking forward to their graduation this yeai or succeeding years, some of the ex students will pardon us for listing their names at this ti.me. We give herewith a list of former pupils of the school who since 1930 have completed their Pass Matriculation or in most cases their Honour Matriculation standing. Enforced absence from school, serious illness, in some instances death, have contributed to mlake this list shorter than it otherwise would have been. To obtain the higher standards demanded by the Education Department or by public opinion has meant a degree of application and concentration that in itself has been a liberal education. The time when a high school education can be obtained is unfortunately the time when a host of other appeals are being made to the student's interests. Therefore special praise is due those who had or have the ability to re-si sit some of those temporary attractions for the more permanent benfits of an education. We expect that after the close of this school term, a further number of names will be entitled to be. added to this Honour Roll Gordon Adams Lorne Arkles Norma Arkles Gertrude Bellamy Rose Belinsky Jamies Bird Ray Bowen James Bush Jack Clarey Mary Cochrane Irene Oorbyn Mae Cowey Ruth Cowie Elva Denny Douglas Deviney Mariin Drumm Douglas Farrell Garnald Fiske Claude Fowler William Fowler Clifford Godwin Pansy Goulding Alex Grant El son Grant Reta Grant Tom Griffis William Griffis William Gummer Clarence Gunter Isabel Harnden Russell Haynes Agnes HuhMe Elsie Ireland Harold Kernaghan Madeline Kernaghan .Norberta Labatt Myrtle Lawson Marjorie Lee Don McDougall Ethel McKague Florence McKague Leila McKague Dorothea McKim Gladys Martin Clarence Massey Don Mlassey Dorothy Matthews Ja.mes Moore Jean Moore Alma Mutton Doris Mutton Evelyn Mutton Jessie Mutton Margaret Mutton Marjorie Mutton Arnold Olmetead Marion Olmstead Mialbel Peacock Irene Peebles Leo Peebles Margaret Peebles Gordon Philp Gweneth Pritchard Donald Purdy John Purdy Donald Quinn Harold Quinn Dorothy Reed Rosemary Robertson William Robinson Arnold Robson Clara Robson Marjorie Roney Elsie Rose Jack Seed Edith Taylor Helen Usibome Mabel Warren Helen W|hite William Willis Helen Willoughlby Frank Wilson Bargain Fares April 8th DETROIT i WINDSOR i $7-15 Going: 6.35 p.m. train Return: Up to 3.00 a.m. train from Detroit April 12 Consult Agents -- Ask for Handbill Pool Train Service CANADIAN PACIFIC CANADIAN NATIONAL carefully as you ■//■--^? TfHtm Amtritr/ rfkrcwjh ^--^ Local Agent: J. S. JOHNSTON, Grafton "Buy Empire Products and Support Your Home Town" Theobald's Savings Store GROCERY SERVICE STATION Gas -- Oil -- Grease -- Coal Oil OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced "Don't go Outside Your Home Town for Things Your Own Merchants Supply" WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE FINEST RANGE OF --NEW STYLES --NEW FABRICS --NEW PATTERNS --NEW COLORS -- in -- TOPCOATS FOR SPRING Hand-cut and Tailored to Your Pesronal Measure Come in to-day and select your favorite fabric and style from Tip Top's greatest showing in 28 years in business. Suits at $18.75 -- Shoes -- Fine Hose -- Ties "Always More Than Your Money's Worth in Tip Top Clothes" CLEANING AND PRESSING SERVICE FRED HAWKINS 1 Door West of Post Office Colborne COLBORNE TAXES NOTICE is hereby given that all Colborne Taxes must be paid at once to avoid extra charge. W. E. OTTO Jan. 25, 1938 "Colborne Stores Contain Goods Sold Elsewhere and Prices are No Higher"