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OKONO WEEKLY TIMES SONS OF ENGLAND ENTERTAIN The Sons of England) held another card party on Monday evening of this week among the members and their friends, this being the last party for the season. The committee wish to thank the members and all fholse who in some way helped to make these parties such a splendid success. The winner for the ladies" first prize was won by Mrs. John Morris, and the consolation was won by Mrs. F. Hall. The gent’s first prize was won by Mr. John Morris and the eon. solation by Mr. Clarence Allin. The lucky chair number was won by Miss Cornish, after which a splendid lunch was served by the ladies. Mr. Joe Hall was Master of Ceremonies, as stated by Mr. Matt. Harrison, .â€"-----â€"-o~-------. HEPATIC AS The trees to their innermost marrow Are touched by the sun; The robin is here and the sparrow. ISiprimg is begun. The sleep and the silence are over ; The petals that rise Are the eyelids of earth that uncover Her numberless eyes. â€"Archibald Lampnmn. Oi'onoites returning from Tor- onto Sunday evening were held up at Pickering by the water from the creek Hooding in torrents over the highway for some distance. Later in the evening motorists were forced to detour a distance of nineteen miles, 'Only trucks and busses were allowed through the water. At eight o’clock while going through the. flood the water was two inches over the runniugboard of cars. A number of our local. Orangemen attended the social evening at Bow- manville Orange Lodge on Friday evening of tost week when they cele- brated the 25th anniversary of their lodge. The Cheerio Club of Tor- onto sponsored the programme for the evening along with local talent, Kev. Bannister and Spencer spoke, also prominent local members of the Order. A very tasty lunch was served and a huge birthday cake adorned one of the tables to. mark the occa- sion. LOCAL AND SOCIAL OAÃŽRD OF THANKS Hr. Charles T. Miller wishes to express Ms appreciation for the many acts of kindness and .expression's of sympathy and condolence extended by his friends and neighbors during the recent illness and death of his1 be- loved mother; also to the choir mem- bers for their services at the church. O S H A W A SUPER-LASHC TIRE SALES PRODUCTS OF CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION AT CATALOGUE PRICES Tires, Batteries, Paints, Tubes, Tools, Brake Lining, Topping, Spark Plugs, Parts, Top Dressing, Ignition Parts, etc. COMPLETE CATALOGUE LISTING Lowest Prices in Oshawa and Vicinity for the Above-mentioned Guaranteed Supplies 102 WILLIAM ST. EAST PHONE 747 GORDON SUMMERS, Proprietor RED & WHITE STORES Canned Foods Sale THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Large Cans Tomatoes, 3 for . 25c. 3 tins Peas . 25c. 3 tins Corn . 25c. Libby s Spaghetti, lb tins, 2 for I 7c. Libby s Spaghetti, 27ST, 2 for 25c. Spinach, 2 tins for .... 25c. Lombardi Plums, 2 tins . . 17c. Pork and Beans, 3 tins . . 25c. 5 BARS Comfort SOAP with Dish Cloth 23c. ROASTS of VEAL Boned and Rolled LB. TENDER LEAF TEA PER PKG. Bee Hive Syrup, 5 lb. tin 37c J. J. CORNISH PHONE 12r2 PATTERSON’S SERVICE STORE PHONE 19rl9 WE DELIVER . Mr. F. Held is on the'sick list. Miss A. Thornton is on the sick list. Mr, E. Evan* has bought a new La Fayette car. Mrs. IT. G. McKay, of 'Ooliborne, spent Friday with Mm J. R. Cooper. The W. A. of St. Saviour’s Church held a quilting on Wednesday after- noon. Mr. J. J. Cornish is brightening up his store with a new coat of white paint. Hazel W inters, of Oshawa, is home visiting her mother, Mrs. Winters. Neighbors of Mr. Ed. Copping hauled his logs into the Orono saw- mill on Monday. There arc quite a number of ten- ders in for the-position of caretaker for Orono School. Mr, and Mrs. William D. Fowler, of Peterhoro, visited their aunt, Mrs.. J. Eagleson. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyeett and baby spent Sunday with the Tatter’s mother, Mrs. Winter. Mrs. Fred Cowan entertained a number of her friend's on Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mr. Leu. Gamsby has returned home after spending a month with Iris sem Bob, of Hamilton. On Sunday last robins were seen in town, thus bringing the first signs of spring to our fair village. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, of Oofoourg, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Giddus Jones on Monday. Mrs. R. C. Ellis, of South Poreu pine, paid a surprise week-end visit to her father, Mr. J. T. Lofriman and: brother. •Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Galbraith, of -Blackstock, were recent visitors with Mrs. Thomas Patterson and other re- latives in town. Mr. James Stark wais uptown on /Saturday, the first time since Jan- uary 1st. We are glad to report he is looking much improved. .On Friday afternoon last the -ladies of Park St. W. A. Relief Committee were very active piecing quilt tops for the bale and enjoyed a very dainty supper. We are pleased to see Mr, O. W. Scott out again. He say-s that three weeks is the longest he has ever been confined to bis home in all1 his 85 years. Mr. Scott fell on the ice about a month ago injuring his1 hi,p. About forty from here attended the Guelph -/Oshawa hockey game played in the Oshawa arena, on Mon- day .evening last when Oshawa de- feated Guelph by the score of 5 to 1 in the first game of the Junior play- offs. Work is now under way in rede-' corihtinig the dry goods department of Mrs, 0. G. Armstrong’s' store. The grocery store was changed consider- ably. and when the dry goods depart- ment is tin idled it will be one of the most up-to-date stores in any -small village. We extend sympathy to Mrs. Dean Oafscaddoni on the recent death of her nephew, Arthur Patterson, of Port Hope. The deceased w-à-s a son of the late Herb. Patterson of Beth- any and was buried on his 20th -birthday in the Bethany cemetery on Tuesday, March 15th. The Young People’s mooting in 'Park !S't. United' Church on Monday evening was wi ll attetided. The Rev. O. È. Armstrong, B.A., B.D., of 'Cartwright, Ont., gave.a very inter i-st in g and profitable address. Some blackboard work and discussions were heartily entered into. Commencing on Tuesday, March 22nd, the merchants of Orono will open their stores on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The merchants wish to thank their many patrons for their patronage in -the daytime, which allowed them to close' in the even- ings through the winter rpbh-ths, My how times do change-â€"A well known lady of tliiS town prominent in, church work became so interested in the Farr-Baer fight that in listen- ing to the broadcast she disagreed With the referee’s decision and pro- ceeded to dcrnon-strate upper cuts to the family to prove the contention. Mr. T. H. 'Olemence and- Wesley Ashton, of Bowmanville, with their wives spent Saturday afternoon and evening at their cousins, Mrs: C. L. SPECIALS 21 c $3.70 Matches, 3 boxes Cyrus Bread Flour, 1 cwt. Campbell’s Soups, Mushroom, Pea Chicken & Noodle, Veg. Aspara- gus, 1 tin Wheat Flakes, 5 lb. bag - - Campbell’s Pork & Beans, 21- size, 3 tins Easifirst Shortening, 2 lbs. Soap Chips, 3 lbs. Surprise & Gold Soap, 7 bars Super Suds, 2 large packages Weston’s Soda Wafers, 2 pkg$ Epson Salts, 5 lb. bag - - 5 String Brooms, special - Morning Cheer Coffee, /round, lb. 29c 1 1c 21c -oz. - 23c 25c 21c 25c 15c 3 - 23c - 23c â-  23c lb. 29c ARMSTRONG’S KNITTING YARNS Spring is coming so why not start that Wdol Spring Suit you have always wanted ? We are now displaying colour charts of flhe newest Knitting Yarns-. Conie in and see them. BLOSSOM CREPE Is one of the new Rayon Knitting Yarns for suits and sweaters. 14 comes in 12 100-yard balls to a box O C _ and In 24 popular colours. PER BALL........,. â-  tJV CREPEMIST cnriTT» " Another New Yarn, a Rayon Boucle wtli'dh makes beautiful garments. It has 15 shades and domes in 16 150- nr yard .skeins to a box. PER SKEIN..-... BOUCLE DE LAINE ” -One of Corticelli’s latest products for knitted -suits. It has 46 plain colours and 49 tweed effects. One Ef â€", box contains 24 1-ounce skeins. PER SKEIN. Tliese three yarns we order for you as we could not keep them all in stock COTTON STRING For Knitted Suits, Dresses -and Sweaters, in skeins C of 525 yds. It comes in 26 color-s, PER SKEIN. WOOL STRING ” For Knitted Garments, comes in 1-ounce skeins and in 26 shades. We have white, green and yellow in Stock. PER SKEIN .............. MONARCH DOVE Sold in 1-ounce balls, in all colours suitable for QA_ afgans, cushions, sweaters, elt-c. PER BALL.. MONARCH ANDULUS1AN ~ A Monarch product, finer than dove, in all shades. OC. PER BALL .................. FREEâ€"with every pulrchase of wool in our store this week you will receive free a knitting ho-o-k and tension tape. It! only tast-s for this one week, so take advantage of -our offer. Trusses, Abdominal Belts, and Elastic Hosiery From the Ottawa Truss and Surgical Co. may be purchased at Tyrrell’s Drug Store. A complete line of Single and ^ Double Trusses is always in stock. They are properly fitted and guaranteed. TYRRELL’S DRUG STORE - Phone 68 Orono