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T HE INDEPENDENT Guild membership in Canada this year has exceeded all expectations, ac- cording to R. S. McLaughlin. presi- dent of General Motors of Canada, Limited, and president, also, of the‘ Canadian section of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. A total enroll- mvnt three times as large as last, i'ear. he said. showed an increasing interest among- the younger genera- «1an in the fine of work that develops Oshawa. June l2.â€"Young crafts- men of the Dominionâ€"50,000 _strong â€"began a period of intensive work this month. with the goal of univers- ity scholarships and free trips to the Century of Progress Exposition urg- in" .iem on to finish construction of their miniature model Napoleonic coaches. In all centres of Canada. boys are pouring over detail plans, using minute tools in expert crafts- manship and moulding elaborate and beautiful model coaches into shape. They are members of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. competing in the second annual competition for awards totalling $85,000. Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild MB. Annis’ Optical Service Lindsay Glasses Repaired, Lowest Prices 3 consult us now. Consult us with the assurance that we can and will help you. Headache Glasses are different than ordinary glasses. Eyes differ; we make for you the glass you require. See us about this, and let us, prove that we can help you; GLASSES FOR HEADACHE ' AND EYE- STRAIN " Have you exer thought that your headaches come from eyesstrain? Every time the eyes are strain- ‘ ed the head is liable to ache. : A visit to us will put you wise about your eyes. : Delays only make the matter worse. 3 You still suffer. l About the best thing to do is to Best Gpticai ‘S‘SEWice M. THURS'I‘ON, Pub. BANK OF MONTREAL Mi Milieu Deposit Accounts Denote Confidence A A BANK WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME’? Bobcaygeon Branch: L. B. SHOREY, lV'Ianager Good faith, good will and good banking practice on the part of those dircCting the Bank grow naturally out of the sense of responsibility imposed by this cx- prcssion of nation-wide confidencc. The depositors, Canadian individuals and Canadian business firms, represent every class of the community in city and country alikeâ€"from persons of large means to children starting their life's savings, from industrial corporations of international scope to farmers and small tradesmen. At its offices throughout Canada the Bank of Montreal has over one million deposit accounts. Most celery growers appreciate the! necessity of spraying to control theI disease, but. do not realize that the applications of fungicide should com- mence before the blight appears. Do not, wait until the disease has become established before trying to combat , it. Spraxing op‘ °rations should be ; commenced while the plants are still in the seed-bed and additional thor~ ough applications made to the crop in , the field every ten days or two weeks ; throughout the growing season. In i order to obtain adequate control it is absolutely essential that all parts ,1 of the plant be thoroughly covered ‘ with the spray because it is on the 1 lower, less accessible leaves where the ; disease first appears and from them i it spreads to the remainder of the plant. There has been considerable experi- mental work conducted at the Do-f minjon Laboratory of Plant Patholâ€"? ogy,‘ St. Catharines, in or'der to dis»! cover the best spray mixture to ap- ply to the celery crop. It has been HEAD OFFICE Latv High: is caused by a fungous {:‘g'unism which overwinters in the soil on dead celerv lefuqe Under favâ€" om able c0 onditions the spores from his tuxf‘; B infect yong celem plants in the field and if the crop is not properly plotected, the (iiseaSe soon spreads and causes irreparable. dam- age. Fourteen Canadian boys. represent- ing seven provincial districts, will make the journey to Chicago in Aug- ust as guests of the Guild. For build- ing the best model coaches in their class, they will receive, in addition, tcash awards of $100 each. Most cov- eted 01; all the awards, however, will be the two university scholarships, valued at $5,000 each, which go to the best Canadian boy craftsman in jun- ior and senior age divisions. Before joining the 122 Guild mem- bers from the United States who will be at the Chicago World's Fair. the Canadian group will gather in Toâ€" ronto for a two-day convention. It will be a week packed with interest and thrills and its lure should keep every Guild member hard at his task One of the major problems con- fronting the vegetable frrower in the moduction of celex: slate}, light and the 1etmns he 1eceiv ee from the sale of his crop depend to :1 large extent upon his ability to control this disâ€" €358. to insure completion of a real winner withi nthe allotted time. All models must be finished and delivered before midnight of June 30th. Notification is being sent out from Guild Head- quarters in Oshawa. telling each boy where and how to deliver his model. the skilled craftsman. SPRAY SELERY FOR BUGHT CONTROL (Experimental Farms Note) Established 1817 MONTREAL Insure your car in t surance Agency, R agent. INSURANCE blue flowers. on lung stems. The results of the tests with Gnld- en Dream. a German introduction, will also lie. (rimsely vatchcd as. at pz-cssni, there are no climbing} roses on that market, having;- recurrent. g‘olalâ€" en-yellow. fragrant blooms. Neither of these roses has, as yet. appeared in commerce on this contin- ent, but both of the plants should be in bloom during Farm and Home Week (June 19th to 23rd) and will be seen by the hundreds who will visit. the Cnllege at that time. The blue rose. General Stefanik. brings this colour into the rose world for the first time. It was originated in Czecho-Slavakia, as the result of a cross between the hybrid perpetual La Bi‘illiantc and an unnamed seedling. In its nativ’e country the bush is via- oui-ous and blooms freely in June and July. bearing very large, double, azmx blue flowers. on 10112 stems. BLUE ROSE BEING INTRODUCED Two new roses that g‘iVe promise of making: the greatest achievement in rose culture within recent years have been received from Europe by the Dept. of Horticulture. Ontario Agri- cultural College. TheSe novelties have been planted in the test garden oper- ated jointly by the Rose Society of Ontario and the College, to determine their suitability to Canadian condiâ€" tions. found that good control can be ob- tained by thorough spraying with Bordeaux mixture, but if a spreader such as calcium caseinate is added to the fungicide, its effectiveness is con- siderably increased. Copper-lime dusts have also given effective control where the -applications have been made when the dew was still on the plants. K. Richardson, Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology, n . A. St. Catharines. Ontario ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO nu: ”CAYGEON INDEPENDENT- the Hamilton In- 1. B. Hamilton, _ 5 mm ARE YOU'A MINI) READER? An arm protruding from the side of the car ahead. accordingly to the Montreal Star, can signify any one of the following things: The motorist is (1') knocking ashes off his cigar- ette; (2) going to turn to the left; (:3) warning a small boy to shut up: (4) going: to turn to the right; (5) pointing to the scEnery; (6) going to back up: (7) feeling for rain; (8) tel- ling.r the wife he is sure the front door is locked; (fl) hailing a friend in a passing: car; (10) going: to stop. The same experiment is also being run on three farms in Peel County, to determine the relative values of the ten varieties for the production 01’ silag. Yield and earliness of matur- ity will be the chief considerations in making the selections. Local Judges will ‘again act as last year and the Public School Inspectors are co-operating to the greatest ex- tent with the Agricultural Represent- ative Branch. Five demonstration plots of one acre each have been laid down by the Department on two farms in Kent and the three in Essex. Ten varieties of corn. including some of the old On- tario strains and a few of the more promising American, and “Borer Re- sistant” types will be grown for pur- poses of comparison. Previous to the advent of the Corn Borer in Ontario, the counties of Kent and Essex produced three-quarters of the corn grown in the Dominion, and with the removal of the export re- strictions that were imposed in an effort to check the advance of this insect, every effort has been made to re-establish this industry. The programme prepared for School Fair Day has been enlarged and should be more interesting. The School parade and Strathcona Drill will be followed by Recitation and Public Speaking Competitions, Spel- ling Match and Sports. In the morn- in gthe pupils will have Judging Com- petitions, Weed Naming and Naming the parts of animals. CORN VARIETIES STUDIED Five demonstration experiments have been undertaken this year by the Department of Field Husbandry, On- tario Agricultural College, in an ef- fort to determine the varieties of corn best suited for seed production in south-western Ontario. Little Britain Woodville Reaboro Bobcaygeon Fenelon Falls Dunsflord Omemee Cambray Oakwood Sebright Cobocenk Burnt River Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 8th 9th 1 1th 1 2th 14th 15th 16th 18th 19th 25th 26th 27th Prize lists have now been printed and are being forwarded to the Teach- During the past two years in order to economize seeds were not furnished the pupils and exhibits were made from crops grown on the home farm. This year the Department of Educa- tion furnished a package of vegetable seed as well as a package of flower seed to each pupil which will be an added incentive. I Arrangements for this year’s school Fairs have now been completed by the local Department of Agriculture. Twelve Fairs well be held this year as follows: Little Britain Sept. 8th Woodville Sept. 9th Reaboro Sept. 11th Bobcaygeon Sept. 12th Fenelon Falls Sept. 14th Dunsflord Sept. 15th Omemee Sept. 16th Cambray Sept. 18th Oakwood ‘ Sept. 19th Sebright Se'pt‘ 25th Bile is of vital importance to good health. It has been found that Bile not only plays all important part in the digestive processes. but that it is a. marvelous natural laxatixe and is one of Nature's great “canons against constipa’o'on. One of the first essentials to good health, therefore, is to keep the liver toned up and in. vigorated so that it will produce a normal flow of rich, health giving bile. Sargon and Sargon Pills con- tain the most effective stimulants to the bile secreting activity of the liver knowu to medical science. ’D‘ueir ac- tion is directed to increase the pro- duction of bile. .W’hen this has been accomplished, the bile causes natural and thorough bowel movement. 'Sér- gen Pills are pleasant, gentle and thorough and do not act like any other pills or laxative you have ever taken Over 135, 000,000 have been sold in four years. Bile Important 9 0 To Good Health .u .q. .vu. I'm Q (Your Firm Name Here) 0 E. J. Woollard St. Alban's, Verulam Evening Prayer last Sunday month at 2.30 o’clock Second Sunday. at 11.00 am. Morning Prayer every at 11.00 am. Evening Prayer at 7.30 pm. Holy Communion lst Sunday at 11.00 am. 3rd Sunday at 7.00 pm. St. John’s Church, Dunsford Evening Prayer each Sunday ex- cept the second and last Sundays at 2.30 o’clock Sunday 7.3O p.111.â€"“Two Kinds c ers.’ ’ Tuesday, 8_.p.m.â€"â€"â€"Bible S Thursday, 8 p.m.~Prayer Everybody Welcome â€"oooâ€" Â¥OBCAYGEON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. B. Gillian, Pastor 10.00 a. m.â€"Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.â€"“The Guidance of the Spirit,’ ’ 6th ofe series cri “The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit.’ ’ 7.30 p.111.â€"“Two Kinds of Believ- TRINITY UNITED CHURCH The House of Friendship Rev. G. W. Gardner, Minister. 10.00 armâ€"Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Service. 7.30 p.m.-â€"Evening Service. Rev. J. Rollins, Ex-president Conference, will preach at both sc ices. â€"Always Welcome. â€"oooâ€"- (NOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Red Raspberry Jam 4 cups (2 lbs.) prepared fruit 61/.» cups (2% lbs.) sugar 1/.» bottle fruit pectin To prepare fruit, crush or grind abâ€" out 2 quarts fully ripe berries. Meas- ure sugar and prepared fruit into large kettle, mix well, and bring to a fully rolling boil ove hottest fire. Stir constantly before and while boiling. Boil hard 1 minute. Remove from fire and stir in fruit pectin. Then stir and skim by turns for just 5 min- utes to cool slightly, to prevent float- ing fruit. Pour quickly. Paraffin hot jam at once. Makes about 10 glasses (6 fluid ounces each). Here’s another story of the myster- ious old man who, when picked up on the road, converses for a while and then disappears mysteriously from the back seat as the car pelts along at 50 and 55 miles an hour. He was driving along when he met the old man with the patriarchal board. The car stopped. The old man got in the back seat. Still no reply. The driver looked around. The rear seat was empty. A Waterloo motorist swore it hap- pened. Another at Galt became angâ€" ry when friends doubted the story. A Kitchener lawyer now tells the tale. The driver chuckled. “You seem to know.’ ’ No answer from the rear seat. “I say,” repeated the driver 1n a louder tone. “You seem to know.’ ’ MYSTERY HITCH-BIKER _ HAS MOTORISTS AGOG “Well,” the driver said, “times are pretty tough on you, eh?” “They are,” the old man replied. “But the depression’s over, mark my words. It ended on June 7.” IIII] A. E. Bottum Sons llllllllllllllllllllllll nIII-IlllllliilllllllllllI Rev. D. Munro, Minis-tor 10.00 a. m.â€"Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.â€"â€"Morning Service. 7.30 p.111.â€"Evening‘ Service. Mid-Week Service Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Alvays Welcome at Knox Go To Church . On Sunday ANGLICAN SERVICES Rev. W. G. G. Dreyer, Rector Christ Church Means Painting Time Floor Paint 69c qt. $1.25 half-gal. Wall Paint 69c qt. $1.25 half-gal. Best grade 4-hr. Floor Varnish $1.00 qt. Muresco and Alabastine 65¢ per pkg. Brushes 10c and up We carry a full stock of Sherwin-Wil- liam’s paint. Housecleaning Time â€"oooâ€" Spring CleaneUp «~Bible Study. ~~PraYer Service. "H0137 Communion X'Il'resident of h at both serv- S (“CY- CARTING I am in a position to do all kinds of carting, drawing grave}, clay, etc., with dump truck. A share of your patronage will be appreciated. Phone 57 or MUSIC LESSONS Isla Moore Herbert, A. T. C. M. Lesson in Piano or Theory Pupils prepared for examinations in all grades, if desired. New method used in teaching Little Folks from the age of five years. Lessons arranged to suit the pupil. h'l â€"â€" FOR SALE 1925 Buick Sedan in A-l condition. New Tires and License Platex Ap- ply at this Office. FOR SALE 25 thorough-bred, single comb Leghorn Cockerels. 50 cts. eac] ply at this Office. HOUSE FOR SALE 7-1‘oom House and Bath Room. Furnace; Screened Sleeping Porch and Verandah; Attic; good Cellar and: Hardwood Floors; good Garden and Henhouse. $3500.00. Geo. W. Scott. WANTEDâ€"Good Used Churn. aim» Seperator. Apply at this Office. Funnished Apartments, or Rooms. for light Housekeeping, ideal situation for Tourists, rates reasonable. AApply L0 Mrs. E. E. Braden, Bobcaygeon. J31: FOR SALE AND RENT Furnished Cottages for Rent. Building lots for sale. B1anch Office in Bobcaygeon over Wollard’s Drug Store, open every ‘uesday afternoon at 1.00 o’clock. LINDSAY, ONTARIO cLaughlin, Fulton, StinsonAnder- on, Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office -The Vistoria Trust Savings Com- iany Building, Lindsay, Ontario. Mon- }: 1,; loan. Special attention given to nvestments. Branch officé at C0- ocor-k, next to Dr. Millyard’s Drug Store, open every Tuesday. R. J. IcLaughlin, K. C.., A. M. Fulton, B. A., T. H? Stinson, K. C., J. E. Ander- on, Crown Attorney ;. R. V. Mark. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public Etc. Money t_o Loan, Ligitation, Col- lections, Real Estate, Insurance. Officé, TEMPLE BUILDING, Kent and Cambridge Streets, H. E. MOFFATT TINSMITH Eave Troughing. Plumbing, Repairing All orders receive prompt attention Market Square, Bobcaygeon Office Up Over Ken. Griffin’s Barber: Shop Hours: 942â€"130-530 Evenings by Appointment BOBCAYGEON - ONT. Insure your car in the Hamilton In‘ surance Agency, R. B. Hamilton, agent. INSURANCE JESLIE M. FROST CECIL G. FROST THURSDAY, JUNE find, 1933‘ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE 1932 Chevrolet Coach 9000 miles New Car Guarantee FROST AND FROST DR. R. G. SCOTT Dentist Legal Cards write Box 50, Bobcaygeon Phone 41 C. K. Bottum. comb, white 5. each. Ap~ Dr. Minns Suppression. alternating fl eve, then the other. Stereoscopic Lack. (.r 1:: ck 0 eyes not properly \\ orking t, Perspective. iack of pcrspej appearance on the surfaCe 0 X'ith all these «hum-ms functioning: the {79213.21 L‘s-«Mi ident and objects 21%- sum il relief. Lack Hf an ments may Iva in seeing. mm. tion and diffi- drowsimss and graine. The :1 conditions may Elements you-uha: All are common in one or more than :..;;; and becauw uf tim- Lao-Lia tion “'ilh This ‘AFB. ‘2‘. glected umi! whit-"m". ' ial appem‘ana-v Emmi I4 change. Suppression of vision in om ..-. THURSDAY, J U N E Cambridge 3*: Ey e Care and Eye Strain The inéepem} Hume 3 BEFORE .: YOUPORDEQ K. A. NISBE'J"! m; Picture Framing. :4] BOLTON STI- Licensed E: WE CARRY .a. rm 5 doyou neg: SHOP PHON STER ? t Garage, I am in 3 p0: Having moved Allan I? ”1‘ l B3 '51 1 . A. i\ RSWI (‘Q continuance