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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 13th, 1933 Chick Mash 24 lb. bag 79c McKay's Service Stores MAIN STORE-PHONE 2 East Colborne Branch, Phone 109w Prompt Delivery from Both Stores Chick Scratch Feed 7 lbs. 25c EASTER SPECIALS THURSDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY, April 13, 15, 17 Dunmart's Banquet Hams, no bone, no waste 5 to 10 lb, per lb ............29c--sliced 33c Rice Special..........................4 lb for 19c Choice Breakfast Bacon, mild cure, sliced, per lb . . 17c Soda Biscuits, fresh and crisp..............2 lb 19c Smoked Picnic Hams--Extra Special for Easter--■ 4 to 6 lb, per lb ...................... 12c Pitted Dates......................... 2 lb for 21c Prunes, large and meaty................2 lb for 25c Choice Dairy Butter, guaranteed, per lb ........ 23c Pastry Flour, white swan, 24 lb bag............ 39c Heinz Tomato Soup..................3 tins for 25c (One tin Pea Soup FREE) Golden Spray Cream Cheese............2 pkgs. 19c Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, large tins............3 for 27c Weiners--Special ........................ 2 lb 25c Pure Maple Syrup, Lanark County, gal. $1.75, qt. 45c Lettuce --, New Carrots -- Spinach -- Cauliflower Bananas -- Ripe Tomatoes -- Choice Celery -- Rhubarb PAINT--D.C.W.--for inside or outside use, per qt. 65c LOWE BROS. DEMONSTRATION AT OUR STORE Tuesday, April 18th, 1933 Don't; fail to see the Cooking Utensils done with Neptolac Enamel to match your Kitchen --The newest thing out. EASTER SPECIALS at Simmons' Drug Store EASTER NOVELTIES Chocolate Rabbits, Roosters, etc. 5c to 25c EASTER CARDS A very fine selection 5c to 25c HOLLY'S CHOCOLATES Family Assortment and 'Assorted Chocolates 50c lb NEILSON'S MILK CHOCOLATE ROSE BUDS 29c lb RETAIN THE EASTER STORY WITH A KODAK Be sure to get a sufficient supply of films at our store. We have the film for your Kodak or Camera. Bring your films to our store for best results and service in Developing, Printing and Enlarging. You can buy a new Camera for 89c. JIG SAW PUZZLES Gold Seal, 250 pieces 15c Peerless........... 15c FREE Three Flowers Acquaintance Package with each 50c purchase of Three Flowers Preparations. BOYS ! We have Baseballs for 15c to $1.50 WHAT ABOUT GARDEN SEEDS! We have Rennies, Steele Briggs and Simmers Seeds for Vegetable and Flower gardens. 5c pkg.--6 for 25c Yellow Dutch Sets 2 lb 25c Jumbo Sugar Beets 40c tb Giant White Sugar Mangles ..................40c lb Yellow Leviathan Mangel .................. 40c lb Canadian Gem Swede Turnips.........50c lb Jumbo Swede Turnips 50clb Derby Swede Turnips 50c lb FORMALDEHYDE 39c lb TURPENTINE 25c lb WATER GLASS 15c & 25c ZENOLEUM 50c can SPRING CLEAN UP PAINT UP JAPALAC 4-hour Enamels Stove Pipe Enamel, Aluminum Endurance Paint, Varnishes, Paint and Varnish Removers, Auto Top Dres sing, 4-hour Varnishes and Enamels, Shellac, Florenamel Zincolith. House Cleaning Aids liquid and solid Floor Wax, Bon Ami, Liquid Veneer, Lemon Oil. STOCK SALTS, 4 lb 25c ED. A. SIMMONS, Phm. B. "Your Nyal Druggist" Rod Palmer, Phm. B., Manager Phone 129 WE DELIVER Colborn* DRESS UP FOR EASTER New, Smart Suits................on sale for $15.75 (Regular Values up to $19.00) Blue Serges -- Stripes --. Browns Spring Coats, new models, for................$9.75 Ties -- Hats -- Shoes -- Hose Have you seen the TIP TOP Suits and Coats,--tailored to your measure for $19.50 Suits Dry Cleaned and Pressed FRED HAWKINS COLBORNE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE An overwhelming majority was again . registered by the Henry Government when the vote was taken on adoption of the budget, the government being sustained by 70-20 in defeating the want of confidence amendment moved by the Opposition. Hon. William Finlayson, Minister of Lands and Forests, concluded the debate for the government, during which he took a direct thrust at L. J. Simpson, Liberal, Centre Simcoe, in charging the latter with being a follower of the Russian group leader of the Liberal Party, even adding the word communist to the group leader, inferred as M. F. Hepburn, M.P., provincial Liberal leader. Dr. Simpson asked a retraction of the word communist, and urged on by the allegation questioned where the Conservative party would stand when the "break" comes. "The break never comes in the Tory party," thundered Hon. Mr. Finlayson. "On this side of the House, there is only one leadership, only one party, united under the British flag, with Canadian and Imperial traditions. The only difference between the-Tory and otheT parties is that the Tory party goes on for ever." Replying to the demand for production of salaries of certain officials of the Hydro-Eleotric Power Commission, the Minister observed that this problem should be dealt with in such a way as not to em'barass the commission, while he lauded the ability ot F. A. Gaby, chief engineer, whom he described as being really the general manager of the greatest public ownership enterprise in the world. The matter should not be dealt with as a party political issue." The Minister also replied to the suggestion of W.E.N. Sinclair, Opos' tion Leader, to abolish the govern ment's contribution to the teachers' and civil servants' superannuation funds, in contending that the matter after careful consideration had been rejected, the feeling being that to abolish these grants would be to break a pledge made with these funds. Defending the government in its financial policies for the fiscal year, Hon. Mr. Finlayson pointed out that throughout the budget debate there had not been a single suggestion of impropriety on the part of the government, not even the suggestion that one cent had been spent without prop er care. "It is true the pubic debt has increased," he declared, "but so long as the people of the province want power, so long as they want good roads, and services of various kinds, so long will it be necessary to issue debentures and increase the debt." Mr. Sinclair demanded production of the highest salaries paid to Hydro officials contending that the public owns the service and is entitled to the information, while he also criticized the Highway Improvement Fund. Premier George S. Henry made a spirited defence of his holding of a block of $25,000 in Ontario Power Sej vice Corporation bonds beldfe' tlf%" Legislautre in explaining his position, contending the purchase was made long before there was any move of the Abitibi canyon power project failing to be completed or when there was the slightest possibility of thr^ government having to take over the enterprise. The Premier intimated that if any member of the Opposition wants to suggest that the slightest loss has been caused to the province by his possession of the bonds, and ACADEMY HILL April 11th, 1933 Mrs. W. V. Keeler and children are suffering with severe colds. Miss Pearl Samis is allowed to be up again, but Mrs. J. Samis is in bed with flu. Mr. Percy Samis of Briockville visited his parents over the weekend. IMr. L. Pratt visited Burnley relatives last week. ■Mtast of our local young men have secured employment for the spring, as follows: E. Lonsherry at his father's, E. McColIum at Mr. W. Underwood's, E. Milgate and W. Haines of Fenella at Mr. L. Jayne's, M. Lonsberry at Mr. N. Usher's, G. Thomas at Mr. L. Pratt's. Recent visitors were: Mrs. E. Joice in Cobourg, Mrs. J. Woodland of Glea-son's Corner's Corners at Mrs. L. Pratt's, Mr. C. Joice of Gleason's Corners at his father's, Mr. F. J. Usher of Wicklow at his brother's, N. Usher; Mr. E. Pratt of Castleton at his son's, L. Pratt. desires to ask for a Royal Commission enquiry into details of the same, he he can have that sweeping enquiry forthwith. Opposition members indicated they would not ask for this The Premier in a lengthy statement pointed to his early school days in which he elected to be a farmer, then learned to plough a straight and clean furrow, and all through his life he had followed the same course. These bonds, he pointed out, were purchased when he was Minister of Highways and not Premier, while he questioned when he had the bonds, and the gov ernmient commenced negotiations, what was he to do with them. "Could 1 refuse on behalf of the goverment to have nothing to do with this great important question tthe j Abitibi canyon development) which might ultimately be of tremendous benefit to the province, merely because I held a few of the bonds?" he questioned. "I could not. I was elected to serve the people and any personal consideration had to be pushed aside and was pushed aside. Nor oould I hand them to a broker to sell in the open Market. Having by son of my office acquired confidential information to the financial straits which the Otnario Power Service C poration found itself, it would have been manifestly improper for mi sell the bonds to a purchaser who had not the same information." As to the future of- the enterprise, the Premier declared: "when we have pulled out of the present depression, and the province is moving forward to its great destiny and the development of its unpanalled resources the people of Ontario will say that the acquisition of the Abitibi property by the Henry Government was wise and farsighted. I feel that when the matter comes to be viewed in its proper prospective, it will go down in history as one of the outstanding achievements in the development of the pro--vinice." Hion. Mr. Finlayson made a spirited ^denial to the stories appearing recently in the Toronto Star dealing with alleged irregularities in Northern Ontario road camps, while he issued a challenge to the newspaper to produce any information they might have on the situation! before the public accounts committee. He claimed that two reporters of the Star had posed as Ontario Government officials in seeking information from a priest and a township reeve, Rev. Father Routh-ier, of Cobell, an'd John Duffrene. reeve of East Ferris. CUPERIOD & -: STORE -:- Specials - April 13, 15, 17 - Specials PEANUT BUTTER-- 00 2 lb Glass Jar.............................. DOC Orange Pekoe Tea, Royal York, i/2ib ........ 23c Cooking Salmon, 8 oz. tins..............2 for 11c Bacon, Schneider Brand, choice, per lb .... 17c Jelly Powders, assorted.............. 7 for 25c Coffee, Sun-dryed, 1 lb tins................ 45c Fig Bar Biscuits..................... 2 lb 25c Grapefruit, large seedless............ 5 for 25c Pure Lard........................2 lb for 19c Specials for Saturday Only CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb ........ 30c EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER, per lb ...... 25c EXTRA LARGE ORANGES, per doz........... 39c BANANAS, choice, ripe, per doz................ 28c P. & G. SOAP.........................8 bars 25c Wallpapers Paints - Murescos - Varnishes Aluminum Tea Kettles, large size............. $1.79 Pails, galv. iron, large size.................... 25c Whitewash Brushes.......... .............. 65c Double Boiler?, aluminum................... 98c Buck Saws................................. $1.50 Electric Light Bulbs, 30 or 60 watt............. 15c Galvanized Wash Boilers..................... $1.15 Men's Overalls, red back..................... 98c Men's Work Shirts, blue...................... 75c Men's Heavy Work Sox...................... 25c Reynolds & Keating WE DELIVER CASH OR EGGS GOOD NEWS FROM BROWN'S ECONOMY STORE WE SELL FOR LESS SPECIALS for SATURDAY and MONDAY MURESC0 White 55c Tints 60c St. Charles or Car nation EXTRA SPECIAL LEMON OIL R«,35c19c POLISH - large size 3 bo 23c EDDY'S MATCHES Shoe Polish Quaker [ Puffed Wheat 10c package 1 lb. TIN AND PREMIUM 32c SOAP FLAKES--large pkg......... ... 2 for 25c TOILET PAPER.....................10 rolls 25c PICKLES \^:wtPkrTce per bottle 10c ReLbu Belle of Baltimore Flour ^ $1.90 cYeea£?neg MARTIN SENIOR PAINTS price NUMEROUS SPECIALS NOT ADVERTISED C. BROWN Phone 140 COLBORNE YOU SAVE WITH SAFETY AT The Rexall Drug Store SEEDS-- New, fresh stock of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, sold in bulk or in 5c and 10c pkgs. Lawn Grass Seed, Dutch Sets, Multiplier Onions. All Field Root Seeds. Our Prices are Right MOTH DESTROYERS-- Dichloricide, Moth Balls and Flakes, Oil Cedar, Larvex, Fly Kill, Fly Tox FORMALDEHYDE-- For Treating Grain Sold in bulk or in 1 lb bottle ALWAYS TIRED ? GET THIS NEEDED IRON Your system often needs more iron when you have that always tired feeling--nervousness, headaches, poor sleep and appetite. No meed to be a slave to this condition. Get Peptona. It enriches the blood--increases the appetite and aids digestion. Many praise Peptona for new health and strength. NEW TREATMENT WORKS FOUR WAYS TO RELIEVE ACID STOMACH Stomach sufferers everywhere are finding a welcome new relief from acid stomach disorders. Even extreme cases respond to Bisma-Rex, the tasty antacid powder that gives relief in a few minutes. Its comfort lasts, too. You owe yourself a trial of this relief DEVELOPING AND PRINTING High Class Work and Quick Service p8hsT GRIFFIS for DRUGS OUR BREAD IS KNOWN FOR ITS QUALITY Made from the best ingredients money can buy, baked a golden brown. It is delicious to the last crumb. Your children are sure to ask for an extra slice. Don't forget, each Friday during Lent to order your HOT + BUNS You will be pleased with them. Our driver is on your street every day -- Ask him! Rowsome's Bakery PHONE 150 COLBORNE Subscriptions taken at the Express Printing Office for ail the Leading Newspapers and Magazines at ciub rates