The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"S -! . ... ORONO WEEKLY TIMES NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NEWTONVILLE Mr. Willis Farrow bas .'been on the sick list. Mr. Ed. Samis lias been suffering with Lumbago. Mr. E. Dixon, Toronto, was a re- cent guest of Mrs. Amot-t. Mr. J. T. Pearce left for his work â- at Oarleton Place on Monday. „ â-  Congratu 1 a,trôna to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Gibbs upon their recent mar- riage. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reichrath have moved to Trenton where Henry has accepted a position. Miss1 iNiancy Gordon, Elizalbethville, spent the week-end with her cousin, Miss; Wlandiai McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sou eh, â- Starfeville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Stark on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of Starfeville, visited her mother, Mrs. Thomas' Stapleton, on Sunday. Mr. Arthur Welsh, son and daugh- ter, of Salem, visited his daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Saver,v, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKay and - family visited his mother, Mrs. Jlohn McKay. Starkvilie, on Sunday. Mrs. Flood ‘and daughter, Garden Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Lord-, Camp- Mlcroft, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hoskins. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leuty and ibalbe, Port Hope, visited' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lane on, Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Osborne and Aililin, of Welcome, and Mr. Harolld â- Osborne, Monish, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Pearce. The storm Friday might spoiled the crowd’ at the dance put on, by the Bark -Committee in the Community Hall, but they made enough to clear . expenses. RADIO TUBES j Automatic Volume Control j Automatic Frequency Control j Inter-station Noise Suppression j Phase Shifting | All necessitate good test j instruments ! I HAVE THEM Chas. R. Knox Phone 42r2, Orono All Makes All Models Guaranteed Service NEWCASTLE Mias Ethel Lockhart lis; visiting friends in Toronto. Mrs. Charles Hancock is visiting her aunt ait Whitby for a week. Mrs. A, B. Mainxvai'ing is visiting her father at Hartford, Conn., U.S. A. Mrs. A. E. Eobillard of Toronto is visiting Mils. E, W. ‘Gibson for a week. Mils. 01 >errender has returned1 from a six weeks visit with relatives in Toronto. Mr. Westtey Noden has been taken to the Toronto General Hospital for treatment. Mr, Harry Dudley is busy making the rounds of the village as radio license inspector. Mrs. A. R. Wynn, of Brantford, is staying with her mother, Mrs. D. J. Galbraith, for a, few days. This week being Holy week there â- are daily services in St. George’s An. glioan and the United Church. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Stewart, who â- bave been living with Mrs. Stewart’s parents. Mir. and Mrs. D, J. Gibson, have taken a house in Bowmanville. The Woman’s Memorial Library Aid are busy eonvassing the entire town in preparation for catering for the ban'qnet far the Rotnrian gather- ing on Wednesday next Mr. Cobcen, Highway Inspector for this distniot, has purchased the late Mite Vella I'v igg’s bouse on" 'Church street, There will be a sale of household effects of Miss Fligg’s in the near future. Next, week the Parochial Commit- tee otf iSt, Gieorge’s are putting on a Variety show in the Parish Hall on Thursday and on Friday there is to be -a minstrel show in the Sunday school rooms of the United Church. On Tuesday Mrs. Walter Rickard’s group of players are giving their now well known pantomine, “The Fam- ily Album,” in Bowmanville. CGWANVILLE (Several from this community at- tended the Home and School Club at Crooked Creek cm Thursday night. League met on Wednesday might with our missionary committee, Mrs. W. Stringer and Addle Mill son in â- charge of the programme. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cowan land family and Mrs. George _ Henderson attended the pancake supper on Wed- nesday evening at Morrisb. The W. A. met at the home of Mrs. Layton on Wednesday with a, good 'attendance. They pOammd to have special service on Easter Sunday hight with Inspector Allan Martin as guest speaker. Try us for your next printing order FOR YEARS the name of Delanty has stood for courteous attention, high class workmanship and fair and reasonable treatment. To day, even more than ever, this firm takes pride is guarding and maintain- ing its proud recordâ€"earned through long years of straightforward dealing with the public. No matter how small or how large a proposition, we will gladly go into details in connection so that you can intelligently come to a decision. THE COBOURG GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS DELANTY BROS. For further particulars see our local agent - ORONO ! MR. G. A. BEAMISH « J BOWMANVILLE This has been a real March week so far ae the weather has been,, concern- ed and March got what was coming to April which we certainly would not call a square deal. However we do not run this country and which probably is a good tilling we do not. Mr. A. Koldofsky, celebrated vio- linist df Toronto, has been offered the position in the Hart House String Quartette of Mr. Adaskin, who is re- tiring. Mr. Koldofsky is the hus- band of Gwendoline Williams, one of Toronto’s gifted pianists, and a daughter of Mrs, Alan Williams of this: town. We learned this Monday morning that Mr. Arthur C'awker, manager oh Tils 'Majesty’s Customs, passed away very suddenly «Sunday evening while attending ibis furnace. No further particulars at present, but it is like- ly the 'Canadian -Statesman which comes earlier this week will bave an account of the sad event. And now it is the sweepstakes rac- ket that has got the community by the ears. For the amount df money that goes from, this country to Ire- land we certainly get back nothing worth while for it, but there is a lot to say one way and another about this order of things so, in the mean- time we will give the mutter a rest and let some others have a chance to: blow themselves. The Boy iSbouts, Legion members, Boys’ Training School and other's at- tended service in Sit. John’®' 'Church on Sunday last, headed' by the Le- gion Band and marched to the church where service wias held. This being Bairn Sunday special services were held in all the churches in town. This was St. Andrew’s special anni- versary service and the special guest â- speaker was Mr. MoDomald, a former IBowuianv i He boy. 'Mr. Sam Outtel has begun- train- ing for the sawing contest marathon whidh will be a feature at all the fall fairs. There is nothing like getting an early start on any contest so far â- as ' training is concerned it has the effect on those about to enter, when they learn who is getting in shalp-e â- and lessens the number of contest- ants. We have not, learned who the manager is, just the game this is no dark horse affair. Contestants know what they are up against. The lire siren broke out on Thurs- day last about 4 p.m. and the. fire was at the boys’ camp training â- ground, Lakeshore, land the big din- ing room was totally destroyed with a lot otf chairs, blankets - and other articles. Billy Ellis, the caretaker, was up. town at the time tatnd did not realize it, was his charge that was be- ing sounded for fire. His loss was considerable, and the firemen bustled down- but the fire bad gained such headway that it was not worthwhile bothering with. A new feature in music is the two ipi-auo teams and we have the same in this town and they made their entry in the program, given by the Osltawa Music Study Olu'b last, week and we hope to hear them in our own town, in the near future. The May Musical Fostiv*a*l- will soon be on and entries should be made at once. We have not learned about the entries so. far but In other towns throughout the province great enthusiasm is being shown in this important function and should be here also. What ia- worry and tribulation Hep- burn’s little steam blowoff made the past week in calling the ministerial people a. parcel, of hypocrites. He just dost control of himself as we all do -at times, and probably today he feels far more about it than the preachers. There is a chance here, “if thy brother offend thee,” of dis- iplaying some of that toleration â-  and çhiaTi'ty that should be the stock in trade of every follower of the Jewish carpenter, and not only, the minis- terial brethren but all of us as well. Why object to the title of doctor being tacked on to- the name of those people who claim, to be as such in the â- healing art as any other in.the medi- cal profession. Why bring some highuv.i citizen before a tribune and plaster doctor of something or other on his name ? Why decorate some- one with Colonel When he never was within miles of ia battle front or probably never did even knapsack drill or any other to amount to any- thing worth while, then why withhold from those healers ? What is lost or gained: by it, we are great sticklers for -such nonsense, when wo would be better engaged in doing something tlliait i- more urgently needed than de- corations . of a like nature as above. Mr. Harold Fulford, 81, of Port Hope, is nr,e of the oldest merchants in Ontario. He is the earliest one to open up 'his store in the morn- ings and has been in business in that town for: the past 46 years. TyrrelPs Drug Store DRUGS STATIONERY KODAKS PHONE 68, ORONO New Magazine vStock The following Periodicals have been added on our newstand COSMOPOLITAN GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PICTORIAL REVIEW-DELINEATOR SILVER SCREEN S'CREENLAND BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS These are in constant stock and may be reserved for you on their arrival EASTER FLOWERS FROM THE DALE ESTATE, BRAMPTON EASTER LILIES, 3, 4, 5 and 6 bloom plants, per bloom .........!................ 25c. HYDRANGEAS ...............$1.50 and $2.50 CUT FLOWERS KING ALFRED DAFFODILS, per dozen.... 60c LILY OF THE, VALLEY, large sprays, dozen.... 90c. SWEET PEAS, assorted colors, large sprays, dozen.:... 60c. COMING Next weekâ€"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 20 to APRIL 23rd, inclusive CANADA’S GREATEST DRUG SALE THE REXALL ONE CENT SALE Pay Hhe regular price for any Rexall item and get another one just like it for only ONE 'CENT. Your Sale Bills will be mailed to you on Saturday of/ 'this week. Take Advantage of its Many Great Values and Save with Safety at Tyrrell’s Rexall Drug Store Popular New Merchandise Our NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE is arriving. Visit our store often and see the new limes for Spring. We have; just received our shipment of Rose Bushes, Fljower- ing Shrubs, Peony Roots, Gladiola Bulbs, etc., etc., over 50 varieties in all. ROSE BUSHES and FLOWERING SHRUBS ....20c. PEONY ROOTS .........:.............. 15c- GLADIOLA BULBS, 10 for .... ........ 10c. H'avy your choice while itihe assortment is -complete. SPECIALS BUTCHER KNIVES, 7-inc'h Sheffield Steel Blade, r'ivdtted handle, eadh .....;...*............... 25c BREAD KNIVES, Stainless Sheffield Steel Blade, 8- inohes long, serrated or slaw edge, each .*.... 25c. OVEN FRESH MAPLE MARSHMALLOW BIS- CUITS, lb..... ISc. 2 lbs. for................. 29c. INFANT’S DELIGHT SOAP, eadh........... 6c. SPECIAL, 4 cakes for ...>.......: 19c. GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for .. 15c. 8 for .... 25c. FRESH TOMATOES, lb ....15c. 2 lbs for. 25c. MACARONI and CHEESE MEAT LOAF, lb... 23-c. AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES, No- 2 sqt., 3 tins for ..............-............... 25c. STORE HOURS 8 A.M. TO 6.30 P.M. EVERY DAY BUT SATURDAYS ORONO 5c. TO $1.00 STORE YOUR FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTRE Home and Building Improvement Pays You Big Dividends, Both in Comfort and Convenience WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES AT ALL TIMES D. L. & W. GUARANTEED BLUE COAL The Coal that is Trade Marked for your protection ..â€" SCOTCH COAL WELSH COAL COKE AND DRY HARDWOOD IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES TO MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS â€" PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 48RT6 I