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NEW OUONÜ NEWSPAPER LOCAL NEWS (Mr. J. B, Moat, J.P., and Mrs. Moat, visited R, Z. Hall and sister, Park street,' Saturday. Mr, Jim Wood has signed up with the Bowman ville O.ll. A. Juhior team. Good luck Jimmie. Mr.. Fred., Lyeett underwent an operation, in Oahawa General Hospital Hospital for 'Mastoids. this week. Hr. and Mrs, Roibt. Colville, of Bowman vile, were in town on Friday Friday calling on her brother, l)r. Colville. Colville. / - ■ - The young people's league of the Park 'Street Ini ted Church held a skating and social party Monday night. Tf Mr, Thomas Somerville '-will drop in the office df the Orono Week- ly Times, we will present him with a cane. Miss Marion and Mr. Kenneth Hamm of Bowman vile ' were weekend weekend visitors at their uncle's', Mr. E. J. Hamm. Friendis of Mr. Thomas (Smith are sorry to hear of the sickness of - his sister. The community hope for her ■ complete recovery. Two rinks of .curlers played a friendly game on Mon-do y evening. Mid. Linton'f- rink defeated Mel. Staples' rink by 14 to 6. We are all pleased to see the smiling smiling face of Mr. Fred Sisson back ; in our midst again,, after a business trip to thé cold north country. Mr. Arthur Manning and son Edwin, Edwin, with Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, attended the Man xm-Ma pie Leaf hockey game in Toronto on Satur- Mr. and Mrs. O. !.. Drummond, accompanied by their nephews, Arthur arid Jack Gibson of Bell evil lo spent the week-end at Consecon and SilLsville. Mrs. Earl Grady and her sister- in-law, Mrs. Harold Grady, of Hamilton, Hamilton, visited over the week-end with Mrs. C -G. Armstrong and Mrs. John Armstrong. Mr. Walter Carleton was out hunting last week and reports having having had' good luck Capturing -six of those Otter of Roses pussies--with no scent at all. We are pleased to pee some of our young men arc taking their hockey pretty serious. They even hike to Doan's Comer and back after a hard night's skating to increase their wind. The citizens of Orono appreciate very much Mr. Butters' kindness, while he was exercising his horses he also, sanded the side walks during during our icy spell. Geo. _says.it ought -to bring a bushel of oats. The exeoeutiye of the Home and School Club of -Leskard have purchased purchased a piano ""Ohirskering make," from Oral Gamslby, : henceforth, if you want any vocal numbers at "Lim tonhurst," bring youi 1 own piano. ■ Congratulations to , Mr. Wyyen Reid who recently completed his tenth year in the, service of the Good year Tire and Rubber Company at Bowmanvilio. Mr. Reid, whose picture picture appears in the current issue of the" •'Winu'fvot Clan," came here from Blenheim, near Woodstock, some fifteen-years ago, and has made a,host of friends by his kindly disposition disposition and; genuine depth of character. character. Miss Glenn Gainey visited at the parental home on Friday afternoon with a party of friends from the NTicholl hospital, Peterboro. Mr. G'amey d'oing all in his power - to making their visit a real one, even to the dumping of the whole party in the ditch on the way back to Peterboro.' Peterboro.' Outside Of the thrill of the accident, accident, no one was hurt, except a slight fracture to the Dodge--that didn't "dfodge," Co-operation day brought out large congregations at the United Church last- Sunday, despite the inclement weather. The morning services being 160 present and the evening 195. Rev. J. H. Osterhout, B,A. B.D., preached preached excellent and appropriate sermons sermons In the morning his theme was co-operation and in the evening the topic was lukewarm Christians. The women's choir occupied the choir loft, the men's choir in the east gallery, and the young popple's choir in the west gallery. The music by the three united choirs was, excellent excellent and much enthusiasm was created created by the services.- Your are cordially cordially invited to worship with us next Sunday morning and evening. NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY of 1937 A Smart and Colorful Musical Musical Revue WITH LOCAL CAST OF 100 Directed by The Bourque Producing Producing Co. of Canada THE GREATEST STAGE, .SHOW EVER PRESENTED PRESENTED IX THIS PART OF THE PROVINCE Auspices : Canadian, Legion General Admission 35c. Reserved Seats 50c Tax included Sale of reserveed seats opens at MacGregor's Drug Store FRIDAY MORNING BOWMANVILLE TOWN HALL FEB. 8th, 9th LITERARY SOCIETY HAWAIIAN &0SPANISH GUITAR LESSONS LITHERLAND STUDIOS Fill in form and mail to Mr. H. A. Dyerston Care Mr. F. Peate, Orono NAME ADDRESS.. RED & WHITE STORES WHITE HONEY 5's PAIL, 47c. THE THREE FLAVOUR MARMALADE Orange, Lemon, Grapefruit 100 per cent pure 25c. LARGE TINS Pork & Beans TWO TINS 19c. CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS, a lb 15c. MOP STICKS, each..:..,l5c. NAIL BRUSHES, 2 for 9c. COMMERCIAL INK, a bottle «... 9c, LARGE GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for ... 23c. Bulk BAKING SODA, 4 lbs. for 25c. Red & White JELLIES, 4 pkgs, with Glass Tumbler 25c. EPSOM SALTS, in bulk, 6 lbs. for 25c. SULPHUR, 5 lbs 25c Good-sized ORANGES* 2 dozen for „......45c. M. Roberts' COUGH SYRUP, lge. bottle...35c. PITTED DATES, 2 lbs. for 23c. 1 large pkg; Ozydol, 3 bars I'. & G., 2 bars Gold. -Soap, 1 cake Ivory," medium, 2 cakes Oastile with sturdy, oval enamel, dish pan, all for 97c. BLADE ROASTS OF BEEF lie. lb. BRUNSWICK SARDINES 4 TINS 19c. JNO. J. CORNISH Phone 12r2 ORONO The second meeting of the Literary Literary Society of the O. O. S. was held on Monday of last week. The meeting meeting was in - charge of the opposition leader, -Gerald Cornish. The meeting was opened! by singing singing "-0 Canada". This was followed by a piano solo by Minis! Morton. Three essays by the following" pub-iis were then, read by Helen Case, "A Good Book and a Grate Fire," Olive Brown, 'View Year's Resolutions," Aboie Morton "Fashions." Leroy Myl'esi. then read the school paper, in which were many interesting interesting and comical items. A.dele Morton Morton then favoured with a piano solo. This was followed.- by a reading by Hazel Winter, the title of which was "Where is Your Hat." The main item of the program was a scene, "The Merchant of Venice," put on by the upper school pupils. Mr. Rosborough then gave his criticism of the program, after which the -chairman thanked all those who had taken part. The meeting closed with the National Anthem. THOMPSON -- WHEATON Miss Marion ■ Electa ,. Wheaton,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wheaton, became the bride of Frederick Frederick Clarence Thompson of this city on Saturday afternoon last, at the bride's home, 609 Clarence Avenue. The groom is a son of Mrs. Thompson Thompson and the late Charles Thompson of Kendal, On tario, The marriage service was conducted by the Rev. W. C. Mawhirmey of St. Thomas Wesley , Church in the presence of about 40 guests. The attendants were Miss FJdythe Wheaton, only sister of the bride and Mr. Harvey Glare. The Mendelssohn wedding march was, played by Miss Gwen. B'urvvash and Miss Annie Cowie. gave a beautiful rendering of "We Lift Our Hearts (Mealy Willan) during the signing of the register. Following Following the wedding supper a toast to the bride was proposed by Dr. B. It, Bur- wash to which the groom responded and a toast to the guests was proposed proposed .by the Rev. J, W. Seymour. Inviting Inviting the guests to the tea room were Mrs. J. A. Akitt and 'Mabel Thompson, R.N., of Davidson, a sister sister of the groom. At the reception during the evening many friends calted to express- their best wishes. Receiving with the bride and groom was the bride's motlier and Mrs. B. R. Burwash, an aunt of the groom. Before the bridal couple left a beautiful beautiful souvenir of the occasion, autographed autographed by the guests, was presented by Mm W. 0. Mawhinney. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will make their home at 608 33rd street, Saskatoon. Saskatoon. The Saskatoon Star- Pheonix, BIRTHS : OOBNIISEI --- In Orono, on Monday, February 1st, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cornish, a- daughter.. The Stratford . Beacon-Herald says that some ladies have difficulty multiplying by two. But there are exceptions; there is a lady near Calendar Calendar can multiply by five. Rainey's Grocery SPECIALS--THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY J PORK SAUSAGE 2 lb. 33c. RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE TEA ....1-2-lb, 35c CHRISTIE'S SODA BISCUITS 1 lb. 14c. BULK COCOA : 2 lbs. 25c ROLLED OATS 5 lbs. 22c Try our Oysters, Fresh Salmon and Fillet E. R. RAINEY PHONE ORONO 19-19 MULE-SKIN PULLOVERS, reg. 45c. Special 25c. MULE-SKIN LINED MITTS, reg. 75c, Special......: 49c. Three SECOND-HAND COOK STOVES, each $10.00 One SECOND-HAND COOK STOVE $25,00 COLEMAN GAS LAMP, rtg. $7.70. Special $5,00 1 USED VACUUM CLEANER $10.00 MONARCH HOUSE PAINT, quart 49c. OYSTER SHELL and GRIT, per 100 lbs $1.00 Assortment .of TINWARE,, each 15c.d 4 pieces 50c. 15 5-lb. pkgs. of CAT.COM I N L, per pkg .-. 25c. Rolph Hardware ORONO --^ - - PHONE 43rl "x-- ARMSTR THERE ARE A LOT OF FARRIERS THAT HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR COLD WEATHER TO RILL MEAT ?T>a THEMSEL VES. IF ŸO U HA VE ' ANY PORTION YO U WANT TO SELL OR TRADE, COME IN AND SEE US. WE ALSO WANT YOUR FOWL ~ REMNANTS ~ We have Remnants galore in Oilcloth, Paints, Broadcloth, Cottons and Shirtings LADIES' COATS Only 6 Coats left. These are cheap at . . . ... WOOL HOSE In light shades of bur $1.00 and $1.25 value EjQ per pair ' *'vt RUNNERS Oilcloth for Table Tops and Wash Stand, size 18 x 54. Special, each 25c ... GLOVES ;■■■; In Wool : and ' Suede,. odd shades and sizes' 0-/4 Reg. 59c, a nd 79c. Special, pair .............. COTTON Heavy Unbleached, 36 and 40 inches wide. Reeg. 22c., yd.. 17c RUBBERS HEAVY WHITE SOLE RUBBERS, in sizes 10 and 11 only, both buckle and laced. Reg. $3.00, for per pair $1.00 RUBBERS Men's Plain Pullover Rubbers, Rubbers, 1st quality, size 6---11 85c SWEATERS Jumbo Knit All Wool Coats, in real heavy qual- , ^ ity, colors, Maroon, Jj{) brown and black...... Y WALLPAPER Remnants containing from 3 to 10 single rolls, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SEE THESE