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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 5th, 1938 ROWSOME'S BAKERY and QUALITY STORE WHERE YOUR WANTS ARE SATISFIED All kinds of Bread, Buns, Cakes and Pies. Confectioner, Ice Cold Drinks, and that good Ottawa Dairy Ice Cream in Bulk, Bricks, Mello Rolls, Revels, Pies Just arrived--A large shipment of Smiles 'n' Chuckles in Mothers' Day Boxes. Make Mother happy by giving her one of these beautifully wrapped boxes ! Priced from 25c to $1.50 We have a limited amount of Maple Syrup and Sugar left. Get your's while it lasts ! Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Pipes, etc. NOTICE ! Our store is open every day and evening --Monday to Saturday. Our Grocery Department ONLY, will be closed each Wednesday afternoon and evening, also Monday and Friday evenings. E. W. ROWSOME Phone 150 We Appreciate Your Order Colborne WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE FINEST RANGE OF --NEW STYLES --NEW FABRICS --NEW PATTERNS --NEW COLORS -- in -- TOPCOATS FOR SPRING Hand-cut and Tailored to Your Pesronal Measure Come in to-day and select your favorite fabric and style from Tip Top's greatest showing in 28 years in business. Suits at $18.75 -- Shoes -- Fine Hose -- Ties "Always More Than Your Money's Worth in Tip Top Clothes" SPECIAL SALE MEN'S TIES Easter Tie? Pick one from our display -- 50c Special Bargains in Boys' Suits CLEANING AND PRESSING SERVICE FRED HAWKINS ! Door West of Post Office BARGAINS at Redfearn's 5c to $1.00 Variety Store LOOK AT OUR-- Ladies' Dresses $2.95 Blouses $1.95 Boys' Sweaters 59c Girls' Sweaters 69c BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK 14 Pint tins Paints and Varnish Stain .................. 15c DRY SLABWOOD--Mixed Har dwood and Pine DRY SLABWOOD--Mixed Hemlock and Pine ALL KINDS DRY HARDWOOD By the cord or load Wood under cover at Station Yard Jas. Redfearn & Son PHONES: Store 1, Residence 66 COLBORNE Theobald's Savings Store GROCERY SERVICE STATION Gas -- Oil -- Grease --- Coal Oil OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced Phone 132j SPECIAL NOTICE An adjourned meeting of all interested in the upkeep of the Lakport Cemetery is to be held in the Council Chamber, Colborne, Friday evening, May 6th, 1938, at 8 o'clock. It is most important that each plot-holder be present, otherwise care of the Cemetery will have to be abandoned. F. P. STRONG, President W. A. SEED, Secretary POrt Hope High School Board has approved plans for a $40,000 addition to Port Hope High School which is to be completed for the opening of the school this fall. A swat in time save killing--] nine flie®--<but possibly billions, says an entomologist, urging a fight on the first house flies that appear in spring. COLBORNE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Colborne Women's Institute its regular monthly meeting in the town hall, Colborne. on Tuesday. Aipri' 12th. 1938, with a good attendance. The President, Mrs. Cook opened tne meeting with the usual exercises. The secretary read many letters of thanks received from shut-ins and sick people who had been remembered during the month. A letter was read offering safety pledges to be placed on autos. They could be had for the sending to the Department for them and given to memibers wfco could use them, so it was decided to send for them. This being the yearly business meeting and the roll call being "pay your fees and join agaii about 20 ladies joined for another year. The yearly report is: There were 12 regular meet held durng the year, with an average attendance of 19. There were three papers given by members and addresses by four guest speakers. We also had an address by our District President, Mrs. F. Denyes. There were two demonstrations held, with prizes for each. Wie gave Christmas stockings to the children of Institute memibers and a donation to Society for Crippued Children; also held a Tag Day for Blind and canvassed the town for donations. We sold tickets and took charge of the illustrated lecture in aid of the Union Cemetery fund. We purchased and planted a numiber of shrubs for the town park. We had a picnic jn the summer and an oyster supper and programme in January. Several memibers held euchre parties to secure funds for sunshine work. There were 5 quilts made and sold by members. We sent a local leader to a training school for "Care of Clothing," and have received the lessons for same. Two delegates went to district annual. We visited the Lakeview institute for their November meeing. Have given either fruit or flowers to all sick and shut-Ins, in hospital and community. After the business for 1937 was finished. Miss Shelia McManus drew the ticket for the quilt. The lucky number was 46. held by Mrs. W. E. Otto. The retiring President, Mrs. C. Cook was then presented with an electric tabble lamp; Mrs. Cordon Metcalf reading the address and Mrs. R. J. Armstrong making the presentation. Mrs. Cook replied in a few well chosen words. Mrs. Metcalf took charge of the election of officers foT 1938, the voting being done by secret ballot and resulting as follows: OFFICERS Hon. Presidents--Mrs. Wm. Colling Mrs. C. Oook President--Mrs. L. Sabins. 1st Vice-Pres.--Mrs. G. MacGregor 2nd Vice-Pres.--IMrs. Mackie Sec.-Treas.--Mrs. J. G. Waite Branch Directors--Mrs. C. Edwards Mrs. McManus Mrs. Irish District Director--Mrs. W. Rose Pianists--Mrs. W. Buchanan Mrs. S. Cox Press Reporter--Mrs. Mackie Sunshne Ctmmittee-- Mrs. McAdams Mrs. McManus Mrs. Buchanan Mrs. S. Cox Mrs. Harvey Welfare Committee-Mrs. Blake Mrs. W. A. Moore Mrs. C. Cook Mrs. Noble Auditors--Mts. G. Metcalf Mrs. R. Armstrong "God Save the King" brought the meeting to a close and a happy social half hour was spent. Following is the programme arranged for 1938-1939: Colborne Women's Institute Meetings Held Second Tuesday of Each Month, at 2.30 p.m. sharp Everybody Welcome PROGRAMME -- 1938, 1939 MAY Hostess--Mrs. R. J. Armstrong. Convener--Mrs. Mackie. Subject--Care of Clothng. Roll Call--Exchange of Plants'; Slips and Seeds. Lunch--Mts. R. J. Armstrong, Mrs. Cook. JUNE Hostess--Miss Ida Peebles. Convener--Mrs. Irish. Subject--An Ideal Country Life. Roll Call--Recipes for Summer Drinks Current Events--IMrs. Harvey. Demonstration--Salads, Mrs. S. Cox. Cake--Mrs. F. Armstrong, Mrs. W. Brown. Sandwiches--Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Cox. JULY Hostess--Mrs. Mackie Convener--Mts. G. Metcalf Subject--Report of District Annual. Roll Call--My Favorite Vegetable and how I like it served. Current Events--Mrs. McAdams. Demonstration--Boning a Chicken, Mts. MteLaughlin. Cake--Mrs. H. Carter, Mrs. Dickson. Sandwiches--Mrs. C. Edwards, Mrs. Evely. AUGUST Hostessr-^Mrs. W. Rose. Convener--Miss I. Peebles. Subject--Uncooked Foods and How to Serve Them. Roll Call--Meat Substitutes. Current Events--'Mrs. Miller. Demonstration--Use of Milk as Meat Substitute, Mrs. G. Metcalf. Cake--IMrs. Harvey, Mrs. Irish. Sandwiches--Mrs. Rose, Mrs. G. Metcalf. SEPTEMBER Hostess--iMrs. W. Brown. Convener--Mrs". R. J. Armstrong. Subject--The Consecration of Ability. Roll Call--Poetry. Current Events--Mrs. F. Armstrong. Cake--Mts. Kirk, Mrs. Mackie. Sandiwiches--^Mrs. Miller, Mts. W. A. Moore. OCTOBER Hostess--Mrs. Buchanan. Convener1--Mrs. G. MacGregor. Subject--'History of Women's Institutes, Roll Call--A jar of fruit for welfare Current Events--Mrs. E. Turney. Demonstration--Cuts of Beef, Mr. Sabin. Cake--IMrs. McManus, Mrs. Noble. Sandwiches--Mrs. M'cAtfarns, Mrs. MacGregor. NOVEMBER Hostess--iMirs. W. A. Moore. Convener--Mrs. McManus. Subject--Peace. Roll Call--Thoughts on Peace. Report of Convention. Current Events--Mrs. H. Carter. Cake--Miss I. Peebles, Mrs.Roney. Sandwiches--Mrs. Sabins, Mrs. C. Turney. DECEMBER Hostess--Mtb. H. Carter. Convener--iMts. Moore. Subject--iCfaristawa. Roll Call--Christmas Scripture Text. Current Events--Mrs. Roney. Demonstration--Exchange of Christmas Gifts. Cake--Mrs. S. Turpin, Mrs. E. Turney. Sandwiches--Mrs. J. G. Waite, Mrs. Yarrow. JANUARY Hostess--Mrs. C. Edwards. Convener'--Mrs. C. Turney. Subject--Health, Dr. W. Porte Marshall. Roll Call--One thing I keep in my medicine cabinet. Current Events--Mrs. Dickson. Cake--Mrs. F. Armstrong. Mrs. R. J. Armstrong. Sandwiches--Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs." Buchanan. FEBRUARY Hostess--Mrs. Sabins. Convener--Mrs. Buchanan. Subject--Legislation. Roll Call--A Good Law. Current Events--Mrs. Mackie. Cake--IMrs. Carter, Mrs. Cook. Sandwiches--Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Dickson MARCH Hostess--Mrs. C. Cook. Convener--Mts. Cox. Subject--How to Imiprove Our Institute. Roll Call--Suggestions for Next Year's Programme. Current Events--Mrs. Noble Cake--Mrs. C. Edwards, Mrs. Evely. Sandwiches--Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Irish. APRIL Hostess--Mrs. Harvey. Annual Meeting--Election of Officers. Roll Call--Paying Fees. Cake--Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Mackie. Sandwiches--Mts. G. Metcalf, Mrs. Miller. Yorkshire, cutting a rst year of to grow up According to an England, superstit' child's nails during th' his life will cause hii a thief. old WHERE YOU SAVE WITH SAFETY Elkay's Moth Fume Crystals tin 39c FORMALDEHYDE for treating grain 35c bottle EXPELLO kills moth worms Handy Package 10c SEEDS Flower and Garden Seeds 5c and 10c pkg. Full line of Bulk Seeds Dutch Sets, 10c ft, 3 ft 25c Lawn Grass Seed, lib pg. 40c AH Fresh Seeds Going Fishing Everything you need in Fishing Tackle Hooks, Line.', Sinkers, Flies, Baskets, etc. Face Elle Cleansing Tissues 400--25c Kleenex: Tissues 100 10c, 200 15c, 500 33c Face Elle, Mentholated 15c pe:* package Lady Dainty Cleansing Tissue 200 15c -- 500 29c NEW PRICES on Aqua Vitae Mineral Water ...... gal. 50c W. F. 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