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ACKACHD A SYMPTOM of faulty kidneys. Eradicate it by cofrecting Nature's filters with RANTA'S KIDNEY PILLS Your Druggist is authorized to refund purchase price if reliet Arve dir SOLD ONLY IN PORT PERRY AT LAWRENCE'S : DRUG STORE - > + ie DR. WEST'S TOOTH BRUSH-- For a limited time this 50c. brush will sell for 85c. - or three for one dollar- With each brush you will also receive one of the dental hand mirrors. STATIONERY-- Messrs. Warwick Bros. & Rutter are seeking a new name for a kid or vellum finished paper. They offer $200 in prizes. First prize '$100., second prize $65., and third prize $35. Buy a package of their Loftus Lawn envelopes at ten cents a package, or a 15¢. or 25¢, Loftus Lawn Writing Tablet, and you will fina a contest entry card. On this card sign your name and address and write your choice of name for this new paper and you may win one of the above prizes. MOIR'S SOLD, SILVER, and BLUE CHOCOLATE BOXES c. per box PATTERSON'S CHOCOLATES--29c¢. per pound. Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario CAWKER BROS. Give service and quality in every thing required from a meat market. --FOR PROMPT DELIVERY-- Domestic Water'lor Uxbridge (Uxbridge Times-Journal) gathered at the regular meeting of the Uxbridge Board of Trade which was held in the Department of Agri- culture offices on Monday night last when : they were most authoritively informed by, Mr. Jos. Clyde that com- plete domestic water service could be unbelievable sum of $8,000, but after Mr. Clyde had finished with his ex- planation of the suggested system and the manner in which it could be car- ried out, domestic water looked a whole lot closer to realization than it has ever been before. To begin with the plan first out- lined a more complete and satisfactory reservoir just north of the oatmeal pond with a flood-gate connected with the pond so that in the event of a fire in town that might necessitate the use of four nozzles for a period of more than four hours--a situation that is hardly conceivable--the water from the oatmeal pond could then be used, but until that time the mains would be filled with water from the flowing well at the Clyde home west of the tracks. Two large cement tanks are sug- gested near the flowing well; the water being filtered from one to the other to clear any sand that might possibly gather in the water after | which it is to be pumped from the last tank into the mains with an automatic electrically "driven centri- fugal pump which would maintain an average pressure for domestic pur- poses at all times high enough to force the water to the highest build- ings in town. The present system of mains would be utilized and all the additional ex- pense entailed would be the building of the tanks and installation of the pump and motor after which econnec- Phone your orders to 29w : ---- tions from the mains to the street line would be done. Cushions of i GUM RUBBER Ww L% them in each Gutta Gutta Percha & Rubber, . Toronto K at the picture above. It is a view of a Gutta Percha Tire cut away to show you the Gum Cushions -- broad pads of pure gum rubber built in between the layers of cord fabric. See the three of them under the tread where thetire gets the most bumps. See them in the sidewalls where they absorb the flexing strain and reinforce the bead. These Gum Cushions run the entire cir- cumference of the tire--there are seven of Tire, three at the tread and four in the walls. Only Gutta Percha Tires have this amazing feature -- Gum Cushions -- yet Gutta y y Percha Tires cost no more than you have ne been paying for ordinary tires. Extra value Rta po from the first day on--buy Gutta PerchaTires. - Percha and Roadcraft Branches from Coast It was quite a surprise to those | installed in Uxbridge for the almost | firé-service with a large cement |' that neighbourhood: : FISHING, HUNTING AND FORESTRY JOIN HANDS In direct contrast with ' conditions in hand with fire ranging and forestry | "woods; waters and wild life" must live under one roof and keep to a single programme. The fish and game devotee is now an ardent forester and the forester in turn is the friend and advocate of fish and game protection. Protection of the woodlands is auto- matically protection of wild life and the joys of recreation. net Pe CHINA AND JAPAN IN FORESTRY The greatest possible contrast ex- ists between China and Japan in their handling of the forest resources. China has left all initiative to the private individual, with the result that in vast regions there is hardly a stick of timber available. Furthermore, the removal of the trees from the mountain slopes has caused disastrous floods and destruction of human life. Japan, on the other hand, has long since set her forest house in order, and has an up-to-date and effective scheme of forest management to make timber crops perpetual. Upon taking over Korea, Japan instituted reforestation to such purpose that already two mil- lion acres Have beén replanted with thriving tree life. et Peers BIRD HOUSES TO BE ON EXHIBIT (Uxbridge Times-Journal) Some forty bird houses of various styles of architecture will be on ex- hibit on Tuesday evening, April 19th, on the occasion of the combined Horticultural Society and Board of Trade meeting in the Town Hall, Mr. John Buchanan, of Guelph, who is very much interésted at the pre- sent time in the establishment of a Bird Sanctuary at Guelph, will give an illustrated lecture on birds. The bird houses on exhibit have been made by a group of boys at the request of the Board of Trade under the supervision of Mr. Jack Whitney and Mr. Jack Stemp:in Mr, Whitney's work shop over the store. Bird house plans were secured through the local Dept. of Agriculture office. ree AP ee STRAWBERRY ROOT WEEVIL Experts of the Federal Entomo- logical Branch provide a timely sum- mary with respect to the strawberry root weevil, as follows: 1. The strawberry root weevil is a native insect abundant everywhere; the larvae live on the roots of grasses, clovers and other plants. The straw- berry 'is a favorite food plant. The this crop is grown. 2. Control measures consist in the adoption of a suitable system of rotation of crops so that the planta- tion can be started on a clean field, and the application of a poison bait twice a year, commencing when the plants are first set out. . 8. The proper time to apply the bait is in the middle of April for the first application to destroy the over- wintering weevils, and from the mid- dle to the end of Jane for the second throws his baited hook or other lure | near the nest, the old bass: will seize} ; 1 it instantly, because he attacks very le ferociously anything which comes into | mu in Canada 20 years ago, the scores of | societies and clubs concerned with! fishing and 'hunting: are working hand : bodies. 'they have all realized that" ting, thoroughly in water during good insect makes its appearance wherever] 'should be weather, and jit is a ure, .or garden commereial fertilizer dissolved in water, during the early stages of growth. Blooming should start early in July, and if one wants to have this continue until frost, pick the flowers daily, making absolutely sure that no seed pods are allowed to develop. i Sentai geos. & FARM LOANS The number of applications granted for farm loans by the Agricultural Development Board in 1931 was 8,361, an increase of 20 per cent. over 1930. Applications defused totalled 876 as against 905 the previous year. In pre- senting his report, the chairman, W. Bert Roadhouse, stated: "Collections under present conditions are difficult both for the Board and the borrower. The season has been one of good crops and very, very poor prices. Faced 'with returns cut in half or less and yet little decrease in the things they have to pay for, farmers have yet carried on with commendable courage and steadiness. We have been' able DONT WORRY A ABOUT FIRE! Have your property properly insured at once HAROLD W. EMMERSON HUGH CAMPBELL MERCHANT TAILOR FALL SUITS and OVERCOATSin the latest styles. Excellent cloths and trimmings. Workmanship Guaranteed. FRENCH DRY CLEANING Agent for Regent Clothes HUGH CAMPBELL to reduce arrears outstanding more thah two years to less than 16 per cent. Arrears for the years 1930 and 1981 are very substantial. ~~ Appre- ciation of the loan service is shown by a determination to 'catch up' just as soon as possible." During the year the Board completed sale proceedings on 81 farms, and it also sold 49 other farms which were previously taken over. An interesting summary of the ten years of operation by the Board is provided in the pamphlét, copies of which are obtainable from the De- partment. ceil IP rr, The street orator had expounded his views to an indulgent audience for half an hour, when he wound up dra- | matically: "Lides 'n' gen-lemen--an' that's the ole kettle o' fish in a nut- FRIENDS OF BUSINESS a -- Watch this ad. in next week's paper for a list of our*Lumber and Building Supplies carried in stock ALL THE YEAR ROUND. It will be of interest to you, when you contemplate building or making alterations or repairing your implements. " |= 'Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 Day or Night Port Perry shell." APRIL 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. MARION DAVIES in "Five and Ten" APRIL 25th, 29th, and 30th. MARIE DRESSLER and POLLY MORAN with stuttering comedian Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE, ONT. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, A Musical Comedy in all-talking, and other attractions worth seeing. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.