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ORONO WEEKLY TIMMS How many remember our old friend, Percy Rowe, when with the Standard bank here Ï His picture appeared in Monday's globe. Percy is member for Athabaska in the Aberhart Government - of Alberta. Percy airways had a mind of his own and he didn't see eye to eye with Mr. Aberhart, so consequently he split with him, as many more will likely do. We fear Mr. (Rowe is ,a son of pur old friend John Jiowe, now living living in Newton ville. ,■ iSulbscribe for the Orono Weekly Times--your community newspaper. HEAITH AMD ENERGY EAT PEENir 84 >.. ■Kr C SALMON Bn Casserole 1 cup of rice 1 pound can of Canadian salmon 2 eggs Yi cup milk 1 tbsp. butter Pinch salt Cook rice, and when cold line baking baking dish with it. Flake salmon. Beat eggs, add milk, butter and salt. Stir mixture into salmon lightly and pour into baking dish. Then cover all with a little of the rice which has been reserved for this purpose, and steam one hour. Serve with white sauce. AMY D A • Make Canadian Fish and Shellfish a healthful and appetizing variation variation of your diet. Whatever form is most easily available to you--fresh, frozen, canned, smoked, pickled or dried---you will find it the food of health, tastiness and economy. Health, because Fish Foods are rich in proteins, minerals and vitamins for good general health--in iodine, so vitally needed inland--in copper for good rich blood---and others. Tastiness, because Fish is a . real fine- flavoured delicacy, quickly and easily digested and adapted to dozens of simple and delightful recipes. Economy, because Fish Foods give you full value in nourishment for every cent spent. Canadian Fish and Shellfish are noted throughout the world for quality and flavour. Bring this pleasure more often to your table also. DEPARTMENT of FISHERIES, OTTAWA Department of Fisheries, Writ© Ottawa, Canada Please send me your free 52-page FqP book, "Any Day a Fish Day", con taining over 100 delightful Fish Booklet Recipes Name 658 Address.,..,,, .....CW1 fish da V RED & WHITE STORES Red & White Matches, Reg. sized boxes, 3 for 21c Libby Spaghetti, in tins - 2 for 15c LEMONS 29c. doz. HEAD CHEESE, lb... 14c. COTTAGE ROLL...21c. lb BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for .....25 c. PEA MEAL BACON, . 27c. lb LARGE JUICY ORANGES ORANGES 39c. doz. GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for 25c AYLMER INFANT'S FOOD, 2 tins fo-r 19c. DRIED APRICOTS, lb 25c. SOUR KRAUT, 2 large tins 25c. PINEAPPLE JUICE, a tin ... 10c. BOILED DINNERS,, a tin I..... ,19c. SPANISH ONIONS, 3 lbs. for ...,25c. CANNED PEAS, 2 for 19c CANNED PUMPKIN, 2 for 19c. Soda Biscuits, - 2 bags for - - 23c Round Steak, a 1 b. - - 17c Fresh Hamburg, ' Quality ' *%. ft Guaranteed " lOS. L §, C INO.J 1. CORNISH - d^No 2 POT POURRI (Someone him wisely said ; that the mail who drives his ear at 60 miles an hour with one hand while he lights a cigarette with the other will not likely , become an old age pensioner. ■X- * * * Chatham News- : Kissing is one of the easiest ways to 'spread the flu, says a health expert. (Not only one of the easiest but also one of the most pleasant. * * * * À Walkerton man's description of a slight accident to himself ats told to the Herald-Times : "I lit on my paw, busted a bone in my wrist and put my right grabber temporarily out of commission. # * * * "A good man dies when a boy goes wrong." The three essentials, to success "Something to love, something to do, something to hope for." * * * * Police are seeking in formation as to the whereabouts of a laundry maid. In other words they would like to know when- she is hanging out now. •» * * The diner addressing the waiter : ."This chicken was hatched in an incubator." "How do you know that, sir ?" "Because no bird that had known a. mother's -tender care could turn out as tough as this one." * * * * .An English humorist's definition of a committee : "A committee is a body that keeps minutes and wastes hours." * * * * "Birds of a feather flock together," The Fan Dancers of America are holding a convention in Chicago, * * * * •A judge in an - English court recently recently told a woman to talk just as if she were at home. The lady is still in the witness box, * * * * "We live in deeds, not years In thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures on a dial, We should count time by heart throbs, He most lives who thinks most, Feels noblest, acts best," * » * # "I -am sorry, madam," said the butcher firmly, "but I can't give you further credit. Your bill is bigger, now than it should be." "Yes, I know that," said the lady coldly. "If you will make it out for what it should be I'll pay it." » * * * The year's at the spring And day's at the morn ; Morning's at seven; The hillside's dew-pearled; The lark!' on the wing; The snail's on the thorn: God's in His Heaven--- AH',a right with the world ! * * -x- * High heels were invented by a woman woman who had. been kissed on the forehead." Definition in Geometry : "A curved curved line is the loveliest distance between between two point'?." May West. , -- ---o PUBLIC OPINION was well expressed by the late Arthur Arthur Brisbane, the dean of American (Editors, who wrote recently : " The woman who does not want : children should not have any children." He said ; this in' discoursing upon the birth of unwanted children and their happiness in life--and also discussed the matter of family limitations in general. Hr. Eva Fay, the famous gynecologist, fully approves the above statement--in fact she is famous for her squabbles with the profession for her advocacy of 'birth control. Dr. 'Fay's Compound has been a household preparation for many, years, especially in the homes of educated educated women, who have investigated and found that a life free from constant constant worry and fear is the one that retains the youthful 'beauty of that lovely girlish figure and that inimitable inimitable sparkle in the woman's eyes men love so much. After all, one is entitled entitled to live one's own life and: to a woman, good looks means dverything. For immediate and safe results, no matter what you may -have tried before, - send five dollars' -, by airmail today to the Fay Company, 280 Fay 'Bldg., Vancouver, B.O., and be worry free within a few days. The price is negligible in view of expected results. results. Not sen! C.O.T). Not sold in Drug Stores. State -age when ordering. ordering. It would be to your advantage advantage to file this ad. awfty for future needs, Showing it to a needy friend might bring everlasting gratitude. Dr. Fay's lecture on 1 "Family Limitations" Limitations" is a -very remarkable work --costs only 25c. per copy. Rainey's Grocery WEEK-END SPECIALS GOLD SOAP .........7 BARS 25c. CHOICE QUALITY RICE; 4 LBS. 25c. WHITE COOKING BEANS .4 LBS. 22c. 9 OZ. PKG. ANNA LEE SCOTT'S CAKE FLOUR AND STRAINER, BOTH FOR 15c. FRESH SALMON, FILLET, OYSTERS IN JARS E. R. RAINEY ORONO PHONE 19-19 SPECIAL PRICES MULE-SKIN PULLOVERS, reg. 45c. Special 1 25c. MULE-SKIN LINED MITTS, reg. 75c. Special 49c Three SECOND-HAND COOK STOVES, each $10.00 One SECOND-HAND COOK STOVE 1 USED VACUUM CLEANER ....................... ........................i^).00 MONARCH HOUSE PAINT, quart 49c. OYSTER SHELL and GRIT, per 100 lbs L. $1.00 .Assortment of TINWARE, each 15c.d 4 pieces 50:c. : 15 5-lb. pkgs, of CALCOMdNE, per pkg. 25c. Rolph Hardware ORONO - - - PHONE 43rl ARMSTR For Thursday, Friday and Satur- day we will offer all our Ladies' Shoes on sale at one price only, size 3 to 8. None are allowed out on approval. GASH HOCKEY BOOTS About 15 pairs of Hockey A . ^ Boots worth $3.50 a pair. $1 Sfi Your choice for . . ' * LEGGINGS Men's Leather Leggings a few pair only . $1.00 RUBBERS Children's, in odd sizes, mostly 10 to 13. Your choice, pr PRINTS 10 pieces only of our reg. 25c. value. aA For per yard . 4vC« FELT BOOTS Boys', Girls' arid Chil- $1.00 drens'. Your choice, pair LADIES' RUBBER GOLOSHES Black & Brown, ^ - odd sizes, reg. $1.19 $1.50, for - - Ÿ BATTING A large 72x90 Comforter Bat of a nice fluffy quality. Special vJL. RIBBON Odds and Ends in all widths and colors, 10 yards for . 17c.