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"es i ER Fen EO = pletely daft, but it is your fault if you . the size of their MAS SEY-H THE SUN. NEV ER A COMPANY EVERY CANADIAN MAY WELL BE PROUD OF from _tiny Bigihnings on an Ontario farm ninety years ago, Massey- Harris has grown steadily, until now it is the largest maker of farm implements in the British Empire, Keeping pace with and helping onward . Canadian agriculture, it has also, since the Eighteen Eighties, spread out to most lands beyond the seas. Romance fills the years and experiences of the Company In Tn ed its ventures abroad, A Canadian company with Canadian headquarters, it is today as solidly entrenched in the business of .a score' of other countries as it is in its native land. Transacting business in 52 countries in addition to Canada, in the languages and currencies of these various countries 'is as fascl- nating us it is profitable. For while the exigencies of crops and conditions 'may vary the Company's fortune in these lands, yet it is a fact, that in * the years from 1928 to. 1937, because of this export business, Massey- Harris spent, in Canada $21,261,763 more than the total revenue from its sales in Canada. Surely a valuable asset to our country and a Conadian achievement of which we may «ll be justly proud. A SETS: A "Many Happy | Returns" and how to enjoy them. Issued in booklet form by the In- dustrial Accident Prevention Associa- tion, Toronto. If you want your foturi to be happy, be as generous as possible tof. other motorists. If they annoy you, it's probably because they're tired and worried--or just possibly because you are . . : And please don't forget that to the crazy driver in front you may be _the crazy driver behind. "fault-if all other road users are com- aren't prepared for them to be 86. And be extra sympathetic to truck drivers. What you think about trucks is probably "nothing to what some of them think themselves--and they have the. whole long working day to think it -And be extra helpful to motor- cyclists. they're much more vulnerable than you are--in fact there's pothing much cyclists. Mons of them vould gl lot to change seats with Sou, especial-N, ly if you drive past them rather close and rather fast. . . Remember, too, when you dim your lights, that- the cyclist you run into isn't the one you see, but the one you don't . ... -And be -pedestrians----this' may include your ""much happier 'dren séldom behave like grown-ups. It isn't your]. They're. mostly young, and}, Jat the same time, less cause for it. . extra considerate © . . . and it's hard that they should have to suffer just beeause they are chil- dren. And please don't forget that when travelling at 40 m.p.h., you can hardly pull up in jess than 100 feet-- and a child that runs out suddenly, or from behind a hedge, may not know these figyres. And please remember that it isn't the regular road-hog that causes all the accidents: it is only too often the average person of -average ex- perience who takes average care, when he happens to relax his average at- tention : And please remember that al- though the average motorist. would always risk his life (and: his passen- gers') to save the life of a child, it shouldn't be necessary to do so-- especially if it's a second too late. . . . . And please remember the dan- gers of over-confidence. The only way to proye that you drive well Jenough to avoid accidents is not to have any. And pleage also remember that undue "refreshment Tay conceivably give_you greater self-confidence--and And please don't forget that for every motor-driver or passenger kill- ¢d, several others lose their lives in highway accidents, The motorist comes off comparatively lightly, being very often only maimed for life. All the same, he's hardly to.enjoy the open road again, And please Temember that the car you are driving can, in a-tenth of parents, your children, the fellow who Js going _to save your life one day, "people who have just fallen wonder- fully in love with each other, and, on joccasions, yourself ~. , And be specially kind to of 'people, They don't always act very quickly or in quite the way you expect, and they don't always hear so 'well 'or see so well--whiech fs. sufficient hardship without tring to cope with traffic. If the worst happens the fact]. - that you may be exonerated from blame won't make you ot anyone else _ And please remember that c¢hil- a second, bring a man, a Woman, or a child to a lohg lifetime of suffering. Remember this particularly when you are in a hurry . . .& And please consider what a total of 640 kifled and 11,683 maimed in automobile accidents in Ontario in one year means in, suffering, personal ey and remorse--and don't overs take anything merely to show -that you can And please don't think you're asked to read the Highway Traffic Act as. p personal favour to the Minister of Highways; it was written to help you, and reading it is much less pain- ful than learning by your own ex- perience, Children are carefree, not careless-- | 1 TIER COMPANY LIMITED SAE MASSEY - HARRIS "visited her father Mr. TSAR ARNE SI guaranteed .....p.oniiieiiriiiieins 1---Beach Refrigcinion 6Y2 Cubie Foot, 1937 Model, Haisked Guaranteed 1--Leonard Refrigerator, 6 Cuble Foo Guaranteed guarantee, looks like new 1--Frigidaire, 1938 Model, years, full equipment. 6--Ice Boxes from $2.95 up. 1--Findlay Coal and Gas. Combination 1--Store Size Ice Refrigerator, glass d 1--McClary Console Model Gas Range,, _] 20 Quebec Cook Ranges, some with Oil 2 Annex Heaters ......... FE TY 1--Laundry Stove wy advent fide 3--Gas Ranges | sass frases nesresnen Trade-in RANGETTES, HOTPLATES, 4--Rebuilt WASHERS, from .. "DON CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC TRADE-IN BARGAINS 1---Majestic Electric Retrigeratel, refinished and checked 1--Hostess, 6 Cubic Foot, Refinished," Brand 'New Mechanism. .... 3--Gerieral Electric, 6 Cubic Foot, Factory Rebull, Refinished, full: 1--General_ Electric, 6 Cubic Foot," Brand New Mechanisin, guarantee, refinished, Regular $285.00. Demonstrator, New Guarantee of 6 Save $100 on this refrigerator 2-16 inch General Electric Fans, rebuilt .. 1--Findlay Combination Coal. and Bloetiic Range, new elements 69.00 : MODEL KITCHEN CUPBOARDS, etc, at CLEAR-OUT PRICES 50--Re-Conditioned RADIOS--Cofisoles, Mantles, Battery, tol ve DON CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC 88 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Open evenings. Phones 84,744 pCi and =4119.00 129.00 PC FYE IVT TY each 129.00 Ls 149.00 A bargain at Range ...ivvevnieiiaiens 49.00 OOFB , vos adonssssaransnes 19.60 viFeizarvera iad iveach 9.80 looks like new, reg. $85, for 19.60 Burners, $5. up SITTER each 4.60 A iS nn 4.96 terse Baer raTisy 'e't ih 8.00 IRONS, TOASTERS. 3 1 .. $1.95 up $9.50 up a ------. hl mm a------ am 2 a neighbour's barn last week, and had | three ribs fractured which is causing him considerable unpleasantness, SEAGRAVE Congratulations to Miss Ruby Mec- Coy of Cricklewood Lodge, Port Perry who celebrated her birthday Tharslsh: at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Morley McDougall are moving to Toronto next week. Mr. Edwin Blight, of Toronto, is Mrs. M. Tait. . Master Beyerley Scott is holidaying with relatives at Myrtle Station. Congratulations to. Morley Bruce who was the only one at Seagrave to get his, certificate from St. John's Ambulance A iation THE PETERBOROUGH FAIR TWO WEEKS AWAY Four cars to be given away free-- one each might. The Peterborough Agricultural Exhibition, one of the finest fall fairs in the Province will be held this year on/fednesday, Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, August 16- 19, when three DeLuxe Chevrolet and one Standard Pontiac will be given away free. There is a merchant 'in your district giving away free tickets on these cars. .When you make your purchase ask for a ticket. MYRTLE Mr. and Mrs. family of = Weston, Hooke's parents, Mr, Hahn, last week, - Messrs, Harry Briggs and Ted Heron were the first in the neighbor- hood to commence threshing, having the outfits of M&ssrs. Norman Ander- son and Walter Lynde, of Ashburn. They report a vbry satistastory yield of grain, Mrs. Harry Hooke and visited _: Mrs. and Mrs. G. E. Hour of Toronto, W. S. Parks, on Friday. She and her husband have just returtied from a trip to Manitoba. My. Donald Timms of Scarboro, visited his brother Mr. Albert: Timms last week, Miss Clark of Toronto, visited Miss M. Ross, on Sunday. Owing to the showery weather on Sunday morning the attendance at Sunday School was just fair, but' the interest was very earnest. 'Next Sab- bath, fho-session-will-be-at--10.80-as usual and preaching service at 7 p.m. when Rev. G. 8, Gervan will occupy the pulpit.. Come and encourage the pew minjster by..your presence as preaching to empty pews is not very satisfactory. Mrs, Hattie Hudgins returned last week from spending: a very pleasant holiday with her son at Washago. Miss Joan Maynard of Brooklin is holidaying 'with her cousin Miss B. Cooper. Mrs. Shann, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. "Leask for thé past month returned to her home in To- ronto on Monday. Mr. Harold Stredwick had the mis- Robt. Miss Mary Burnett of Whitby, was guest of Miss Alexa Stone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding visited friends 'at Oakwood and other points over the week end. Master Donald Mertz of Kitchener, is holidaying with his aunt Mrs. J. Harding. Miss Lourana Sleep, Bowmanville, is visiting Miss Durella- Martin. Glad to see little Jackie Hallett is better. Mrs. Sanguing tion the West is visitifig her sister Mrs. Jas. Short. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grose have re- turned to Toronto after spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. Frise. Miss Mildred Stone is visiting with Miss Hilda Burnett in Whitby. _ 'Mrs. Clifford Mark of Toronto, who has been visiting Mrs. Alvin Bruce is now visiting Mrs. R. D. Woon. - Mr. and Mrs, 'A. Snyder, of - Port Perry, and two grandchildren Gordon Banks.of Brantford, and Nora Snyder of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jam Shunk. Mr. and Mrs. John Short of Sea- grave; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Copeland of Oakwood, went to see the Quintup- Jets a short time ago. Miss Mary Hicks of Lindsay visited her sister Mrs, C. Hallett. Mrs. Isaac Beadle is visiting her sons Earl and Fred at Ashburn. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wooldridge, from the States, are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Woldridge and other relatives. ~ SCUGOG + ' holidaying at -the home, of his sister}: Scugog folk are not.slow with then gardens either--new potatoes, peas, beans, the ladies have been canning beets, and Mrs. C. Wanamaker has ripe tomatoes, Mi, and Mrs. W. Mark and little granddaughter Joan Carnochan were in Enniskillen one day last week the guests of Mrs. A. Brunt. - Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Plum and chil- dren Doris and Murray of Alberta, who are visiting in Ontario, called on his aunt Mrs. W, Savage one day last week. : Miss Dorothy Rodd of Manilla, at Mrs, W. Jeftrey's for a few days last week. Mr, and .Mrs. A. McKenzie pave moved into their new house which looks very neat and. cosy. Miss Isobel Young returned to her home in Sunderland after visiting her cousin Miss Inez Martyn and was ac- companied home by Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn and Inez. y Mr, and Mrs. S. Gerrow i family of Port Perry visited his aunt Mrs. C. Wannamaker on Sunday. This is picnic time. The Centre folks gathered at Stephenson's Point last Tuesday evening and enjoyed a picnic supper @na a program of sports. The young ladies' class of the Foot Sunday School and a ber of their son's Point last Thursday. All report a very enjoyable, time swimming and boating, - Congratulations to Mrs. Alex. Mar- tyn in winning the Thermos Jug last week at J. L. Sweetman's store. 7 Some report washouts on their farm rain vary: badly, ~~ 'Mr. and Mrs. David Miller weird to their home in Toronto_after spend- ing a month on-the Island. They were accompanied home by her brother Mr, Luzerne Sweetman, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Sweetman and Mr. and Mrs. D. Lewis enjoyed a motor trip to Kingston over the week end. ""Rev. F. G.; and Mrs. Joblin visited| their son Kingsley in Toronto for a couple of gays this week. UTICA A goodly number were out on Sun- day to hear Mrs. Timbers, a returned missionary from Mexico was much enjoyed. L About forty gathered on Thursday at the store, and took the trucks to guests enjoyed a picnic at Stephen-| but the crops and gardeny heeded the Her talk : PLAN to SPEND ivic Holiday Monday, August 7th, at - Port Perry , At 10.00 a,m,, D.S.T., Harr Champion, diving from * Saving Demonstration. and butterfly strokes. performance. from the Y.M.C.A. will be pr Contests--Reyv. J. C. Clough, HORSE Two Races--2.18 Trot or Ontario Regimental BASEBALL -- Two All for 30c¢. Wednesday, August 16 © $10,000 in CASH PR Products, and Three DeLuxe Chevrolets. tural College, Guelph, Fine Grand Stand Performance - Sponsored hy Ww Bob Furniss, Canadian Padd . demonstrating the Hawaiian Paddleboard, and Life He. will also show his unique "breast AT THE WATER FRONT Special Exhibition of Diving and. Swimming from Central Y.M.C.A., Toronto : y Canty, Ontarlo Diving ~~ springboard, water clowning board Champlon, These two Aquatic Champions team together, giving over an hour's Twe or thréé Spee y Crawl Stroke Swimmers esent to round out the program. AQUATIC SPORTS---Swimming, Diving, Paddling, and Tilting Chairman. RACES Pace: 2.28 Trotor Pace Band, of Oshawa, 40 pieces. nine inning Games. SEAGRAVE, VALENTIA, NESTLETON : - MONSTER STREET DANCE .Tommy Langley and His Swing Band . Special Prizes for Olde Tyme Waltz, and Fox Trot Competitions - " Gars admitted to Grounds frat, Peterborough Agricultural Exhibition Thursday, August 17 Friday, Saturday August 18 ~August 19 IZES for Stook, Farm other Exhibits. FOUR CARS given away FREE -- one each night One Standard Pontiac. Ask for free car tickets wherever you make a purchase, Visit the Fair on Thursday, August 17th, and hear Dr. G. I, Christie, President of the Ontario Agricul. , and clean, attractive Midway. 'WHITBY and CARNIVAL ht Lions Club at Whithy Town Park HORSE SHOW Opens at 2, 00 p. m., D. 8. 1. $500.00 - \ a rest as usual. The Women's Association will hold their meeting next Wednesday after- noon at 3 o'clock in the Centre Church. A good program is being provided, followed by a supper on the parsonage lawn. . The Seagrave ladies are in- vited and we are all looking forward to a very nice time together, Sorry 'to hear'Mr. A. E. Rogerson is ill.and under the doctor's.care, We wish for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. C. Wannamaker's, friends are sorry she is not able to be' out and fortune to fall while working around around 'as usual. . ~The SE service-will-be-held-in the Centre Church at 7.80 o'clock. The, Head service at 11.30, with the Toronto where they boarded" the boat for Port Dalhougie. The weather was at its best, and the trip was enjoyed by all. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hortop, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Winters motored to North Bay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bell visiting at Mrs. Jas. .Swan's recently. Miss Helen Lambe visiting her ava Mrs. Harry Harper.. » Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Hodgson and family visited at Mr. C. Geer's on Sunday. "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ballard visited at Mr. Fred Ballard's on Sunday. 'Miss Muriel Kerry -of Toronto, is visiting at her home here, William Davidson, "JAS. HEFFERING Pres. Horse Show General 4 | in Horse Show ~ PRIZES to be distributed Box 610, Whitby, - THE CARNIVAL | In the evening at 6.30. Entrance Free, 10 valuable prizes, Bee bills ...WM. DAVIDSON Manager ~~ Pres; Lions Club... ah J. H. ORMISTON Entries Close 10.30 a.m. day of the Show ee Send Entries and ask for Prize List, to eas