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f " _ 'PM? and _ mum: t emu) an . _l'l'dda1'hWla _ mum: ' you “a? PURPOSE h. No Jo! Te. In!" Or Too 8m "" “ . We themhdalmd 2al',tgt't mm. , "??PH" Pirie-ia,.,, ' Bank of Montreal Building MAIN AND JOHN WESTC nuke- Cuh Loam at the lowest rate of my Consumer Finance Organization in this vicinity or Toronto. Compare Cost, and Service Before Borrowing . SERVICE FINANCE 2xrg2'a".ttgttttggt,ttzuteeeute ”Mob '.-..e'mre-ro-tttts. ”Damian-Fm.“ I I ' 153.27 245.23 "aiiliiii ijiiiiiiiiitr' 398.50 490.46 682.42 889.71 919.61 1011.57 When Can“- wu growing up, bowing a living from the vial. In”! I." mu. “In. In Tt.deryttm. By the "20's, vim k (la-M Mend. van popular. Salim would "vol ”in. new all" by slash in mm.» " a. M MOMS. 18 Pny- Loan ments WE MAKE LOANS FROM $50 TO $1,000 You save on ALL loans. The following schedule V iliu.tgates a few: Companies way/mnw'mm Phone Zone 4-591 E. H. T1rEWORTH-Manager $10.00 16.00 . Tll. - " mm mm UNITED M .00 32 .00 45.00 ttr ' IM.78 250.76 313.45 407.43 501.52 595.56 70527 940.33 1084.40 SERVICE FINANCE 18 Par. You Lou) menu Save z “A“ m Giulio wilt be huh: than on: this an. as he 0111411. in lamina liar (or the fourth “ll-h a (“all election. It I!” eo- ountion o! W. Yuk volm- in 'et" "rt. their In... In on “I; 71‘0“}? -turc $10.00 16.00 20.00 26.00 32.00 46.00 60.00 WESTON, ONTARIO ' 8.46 5.53 _ 6.91 8.99 11.06 13.14 15.56 20.75 22.83 ADWO PAY! - TI! IT ’1' Seven! cattle were bought for the rE. P. Tnylor fem It Todormden ,by a recent em"! from Scotlmd, 'Jim Henley who attended the ule lwenrin; the gatkilt of the om. eron clung With him, but not bid- ;ding, we: a boyhood pal from Scot- Ellnd, wearing tte McNeil tenth. ‘letley's chip! difficulty " the ‘nle we: remember!“ to trim-lea “bids from 8cotth‘ money term- 'before muting his bid. “an.“ "WWW-can" hug my long no menu, y!!! p. I The prize mound“:- of the afternoon wan Erie, of Animate 8th, which went to Tom Henderson, Ist Parkhill, for $1,450. With her ‘went a. bull ealf. The cow wu du- eribed as one of the but daughters 'at BBtidotier of Ahab 20th. Thu-n will be I few hm: epon- ing commu- sad “I. Mount Denim Ugion Trumpet and will manly the mule. All eight tau-u will barium it uniform to form I 'mn - and tho esrtaim oftuuarrtuirftlb-udbrths unlor MOI of the militant The Haunt Danni: lam-m Sohball Lam wilt get under wny on Wodnuday, MI, 16, " 8.00 p.m. with last your: - piom, Farr-nu. plum; the raglan-uni Cpl, at GM Park. l Almost $200,000 worth of Aber- ldeen Angus cattle were disposed of ‘sone tiny Int weak in a little more ‘than two hours, The lint Bale of ‘its kind irrWoodbridge, it was one jot the largest in recent you: held ‘by the Ontario Aberdeen Angus Association. of Ardwau'asth, which wént tor 3590- 7 - _ - _ - Ferranti lk Mlit Open Industrial Softball League Next in lihe 1:: Wien of St. Helen's 13th, the acid with a all which drew89OQ, lolipwgd by Eric: F Under the hammer of auctioneer Duncan Brown, the entire herd of U. Godfrey Smith and Sons, of Elan "rntario went More about 150 jbuyen for varfmtirtrntario farms :who critically examined the jet black prise cattle. First Fro.odhridge Cattle Sale Nets $1,000 Per Minute Maurice Drum-y 2 " " Melvin Williams 2 " " Them In five other carrier- with one new enigma to their credit. - _ - .~.-- -.'__ -.-...... - M... .w- not yet “may“ however,,vlti than women-ed by the Junior newly; six w m in which n Community Council, The main bring in new cavemen. Evert “and oft with a mad of hearty one of the T t G anion should 'ttteine which brought out the in- be uble to bring in at lent ten new formality [upon which the evening cultomen More June M. I do In: plenned. m we: followed Cii'i'i'i', cunomerl thank, not lust by tables of anti in whrels all the momeone to the [the paper: for I member-l participated. Mm Cal- lmonth-mutomeri Are render- who vert, . recent yum: to England, ;will be intended enough/to Bub', wake briefly shout the Friend! scribe to the POW for " lent A Club- whlch are establiehed then year. We no mill}: it more con- tor the older tuna. A quick tally venient tor our amen by pain: of mum who. gm the inter them their bonus utter only (our "ting result.- that the you...“ weeh' delivery. With " weeks prelent' In: " end the olden yet' to 0:3an your dirtriet, in WI: M. Iytefr'.ts contest " Itr"ent.' Following the quiet guinea, Mr. 2t/'t'eid'..'.y.. f...'..W ,'d, customers Buckle: led mother sing-long on M. Weinbrod .,.,.....11 " . " li,i,1ptitt,tt,aeertrtt,wi.th H""! P l l . . . Wally Ann-Inns. for akin. Ymond who. {who mat Scum ’élul and)!!! if Walton Senior Public school. Tho nwndl won nude tor the but alas watt. ...Puul Raglan-mound atom ta ah the 10.11:: the new customer contact. Keep up the good Work Paul and that $10 pri'u may be you“, owe claim an F Kin. “has a! thin all to on: ”In. W . lg out Human. o.. use. 'ttxN'ntt'lt'tNh'ldri't'f, illuminant. outta]! “mm tdtg=t'dy,',, I'll on ..m "this didn't hum "au,-'" abmtttwtrttetmr-nrtd-t tuuad-htth.oot-ttishr. new only 0i: not. rub to to. We'll‘hol “an chi autumn, and 'tir this in“ the paw what no on in loom. 1mnulmtu-Duh... ‘...M8duhry,foruking mend plug and than; I mm medal at the the! Food"! neatly. Beth abound much promu- seem- ing to the “Julianna Bhe wu (tun " paints in the this and”; 11 your-ataxia; than. 1 AT YOUR 000B In. ttfs apt “an 'ru Thim Ill“ of Manhuntudmuthlb. My: Iliad hon-nu with milk and - "mp, - can: 1%th ”munitions-Iain! Anetta": 0m. Nies with A Jam-80¢ mint lull; cannot! coup some and "eith can, quick when soup with I mine-d but. In: Can-u mm nu- nuu. mud 'tith I tin at an» ”up the! Mind. an Mom tttto 'lhttttttt,f, tet Mm an coo in ma; pan - in silk. mu hug "out ul- Fnuoh Mod mm; ooh ll" tad told you; -Itt In New mm the (calming in in full oring you my nquin 1 line of qulekieookittg dishes, so look 0V0! out “It. ' 6. To extend the uuon of such crop: " beam)“: Ind corn, tin or three lowing- my be nude " ‘inhrnll of an dar. to lawn; “new“. crop]. This also nppliu to lettuce, 'mrrxtta, been all Ipinuh. 1 6. Bewire of thick sowing of not. It - nod and incmul tha labor of thinning. To mil-k row: of slow-germinating use. u tt-tttq Ind been, plant an occl- Iloml ndhh Iced in the row. Thil will grow quickor ind act " I marker. 4. We remind you of the early and Into ablaze; when you buy plants. The early one: nu quite green throughout but cannot be stored 1nd chi: alto applies to the red vurie'tles. The hard white kinds us eyily atom! for Tinter use. Hello Roman-ken! When I woe a younglter, it was fun to help plant potatoes because father let us 'take of! our shoes and stockings and promised to buy us fire- ‘cncken if we kept at the job. Wither reminded In continually all 'dar, then mother scolded In all evening about dirty feet and the tinge: of fireeraekers. Todny we could sympathize with parents even though we were never such A problem as the modern youth! 1. Advice roux-ding crops, ftsrti- lizer and can of gardens will be “unable loculy through govern- ment .utttorities, t. The line of iarden will limit vegetable crops that an be grown so than vegetables would be planted that have the highest nutri- tional value. Spinach, squall and etTrots lave high Vitamin A content while tomatoes, because they no I splendid solute of Vitamin C. shonld 1130 be grown. We can't tell you how to "mind the children," but we on: help you with kgrdcninz information: 2. How much you plant depends upon the nmount you will use and an. amount that can be noted. Following the quiet guinea, Mr. Buckle: led mother sing-long on his piano aeeordiortewitlooam, in- cidental pieces for their entertain- ment. The members of the Junior Community Council then served coltee and e lunch to those present. lumber: of the Junior C.C'I pne- ent were: Walter Hall, Jack Aunt, Vern Punt, Jean Malpm and Bob Boos. The program we: M.C.'d by who Director of Recmtion. Ft, John: Put-i iii ar a; My}! an "own; of loch! rec- Oman: 63-96 Eitltryhtttsmd 89cm Evening IN labial.” tte. am“ by ttn. an: _ Eels. qryr, pmthuul [if FN " Wed Chill-a. my": in: Emit-AI of: 0-211. put m, w to right: It... Mm. M. M. any: We. met: on milked furnitu- m “any It. “moved by rubbing lightly with a pine. of MC! annulled with nuns. of guanine or mm- of Imphor. h mould be lollawod my“ ll? '.arrlieatlort of tame“ yo I I In. ar. "rw. Soup my- a: mil-khan» they no too "tall in km h the - duh. Drop who. iar, a do and com than Wm! W. in; thi. Boft my Itch“?! ”in Mind at M hat than thu- you Go "In lt_Ptttt tthis no!» In! tn Mm. A. J. an: It'l an»: to purchase an extrl roll of ceiling wnllpnper to tine drawer-l. Ind the clown clout than". Line individual pie plates with putry and add it cup of the rhu- (barb-e0rtutarett-- m l x t u r e. tot with butter. Sprinkle with e duh of nutmeg. Cover with rolled out paste, slit for escape of stain. ‘Me in electric oven at 426 degrees for 8 minutes. Lower temperature to Mo den-en for " minutee. To prevent my filling that may boil over if oven in left too high for too long, 'pllce the pie pieces on jelly roll pan. The Sixpence. Box In. IS. C an: When "shin: windows wipe them up and down on one side and emu-wile on the other. If ltmh attoié the: polishing, It in any to tell which Iide they eye on. 1 cup shredded clhbnge; 3 green onions, minced; minced cross; V. cup dieot'eelery,. 36 cup gated urn-0t; all: and pepper; mayon- min or French dressing. Ttttta the ingredient: together wtih dreuinz to moisten. Serve in a chilled bowl, lined with lettuce. Accompmy by hard cooked eggs or cold meat. Tthubart, Pick“ _ Rhubarb for 1 pie 81).“; d,tupe. cornstarch; 6 cup: diced rhubm; 1 gap sugar. l Cook macaw-Ii in boiling water until tender, then drain. Cut saus- ages into inch pieces md combine all the ingredients together except lpplel. Pour into casserole greased with margarine. Place thick slices of apples on top. Cover and bake in electric’oven of 860 degrees for " minutes. Six servings. Swing Salad tin vegetable new; 2 apples; 6 cup: boiling water; 4 pork nua- Igu; % tsp. summer savory; 1 than. putter. Fodmtion Annual Meeting Arrangements have been made to hold the 14th annual convention of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture " NUtram Falls dar. in: the week of Jinan 29 next. 2.00 'r.tn.-1-themdb--kiors Room. 7.80 p.m.9ttttor We! Public School. So 7.80 pan.--Ttaek and Field teine-Memorial" School. 1% ..tgt......P" Woo B-ulr-Gituon Pork. I thmar- ‘M 2 Ban.--Junior Community Council Nun: Excunion. on r- no pam-mth Bgmrttu.-u+ John’s Climb. 7.00 ts.m.-a06th Gqtdso--Wtte 8t. School. 7.80 pam-Drama Guild-Digi-tr', Office. 8.15 part.-9rt Citrtr-Ehttr Street School. Tund- - F _ 2.30 t,',trdttt"g,',eiiett: ht,',',','; 6.30 p.m.-106th Brxrmtitt-' "tttt Inter Church. 6.45 pan.-64th Guide-tit. John's Church. 7.00 pam-om- Church CGIT. ' 7.15 ttam-Girls' Nancie-l m. Aaaoe.c.Senior School. WMIIEIQIY- --- - -- _ ---e - Pricing; - Reere.tioitjutru" - _ “WW TueMiM.80 trg.dtt, Woo Lacrosse. lednepdAyT']: pillar-hank! ”digs: Softball. THEM" ' E100 ir.iicuifir.ruT.iiiiE -siiiGiir May Mt Inter-School Track And FieldWeet. 7.00 Ir.m.-motre Ogle Club-Town Hall. 7.15 3tanHourth/ oats-h. John's Church. " part.-mturth Wt---at. John’l Church. 7.80 part.--) Chtb--rowtt H311. ' 'IYI THIS WEEK ttie-err, mg Jef 1tde2ii5i','ilfi',iie",iiiiiii, Cr. v ' 's,'i?2,8i'tli't, "l,tta'fd'l% tl, 2t'rg iiii'al "a..." . .., . I ' J2try Ir.me T Wain ,l'it't tf PM: “ya. , FG, ttri. aLaar. FWiiiEiiGiriiiii "M has?“ . ".23 ink“ sts te to ill hit." ttAtt . I van I who?“ the _ Islam! “or. . 21tg 'or-att India? of the Cm - tor- 1"a,',t,3lLd'lrr' of Ilia; In. loll- Cub. mums pl Tun! In! Publicity In. Emil 'teth8tsute.r fl hi4._lnd {can} b'lr.h'r'i'lli'l'f, (I), 11-!” oi Raatus-"No, uh! Ah nin't too “to " homo u it am." hururartee alum-n - “Bums, you better let me write you .1110- cident polier" l T. SQUIBB & SUI WESTON (Opp. the Post Office) CRACKERS, LAWN LIGHTS, PINWHEELS, SPARKLERS, Ete. A Complete Assortment GRAPE VINES S‘trong vigorous 2 wear Manta, each "te""'"'"""""" 60tt IEO JAPOIIGAS. or FLOWEIIIC- 0mm GOLDEN TOCK ORANGE 1,000 bags of certi- fied and once grown Seed Potatoes in stock. . Come in and no our mrmmn chm selection of l I IAGNOHAS In m WE LIST A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF GOOD BUYS WE CARRY .-WE HAVE A LIFETIME OF EXPERIENCE” AND INVITE YOUR. INSPECTION. - snowman. TREE Clematis Jackmani, Inge purple blossoms .........r.._-t SILVER MAPLES BRITISH FRUIT MARKET; [1mm Jhtr The Beat BUY BANDS AT 3 for 81.00 Coneardsr-Blue Agawarn--msd Nia-rw-tite weirrteeiaiimittundaea-atttar-. W. In W”; A.» _ ,: Ito GARDEN‘ITE, “00”. tttMtllttu3tttt'k', 169 Main St. North, Weston Canes, dos. ... Iatham Raspberry _,'."..'................ Stht $4peri00. K. habit” I curd-Only We wry . lam stock of mum PERENNIAIB, BEDDING PLANTS, 10mm, can“, cwumm and spasm ONION I“. under low-t I‘l- gin-Jug], L I l fl El! , M “do. with lo: I, 1uT,,'ll'lll built _-.-.--..---.." HYDRAULIC GREASE GUN - t2tezwrstst thftfgtarntapgget HERE'S OUTSTANDING VALUE! mu. an (“MC m: -.-. "mus"- uuun. my .mt.er.e In! an ct_'teP.tmottgdtsimprtrTioia."atG 1'lUAu'lan'ltu'tt'gtrtu"tttMtd." _ ,.- ""'"MP'i" --e '__.. nwF‘ tdgM,'."t'iarthltiMiLeiEiii,i,iiii' it I tot 1t.'A"hTrll'l'.Th'n'8au" Yofiytilie'..’.|dyugd¢bb~¢h¢wymhyp I unwary-calcium _ _ tttJAtty GAunN mu. ll --- ---.- _.._.- -â€"â€"â€" .u-a "I". m u M -.- hid.- m. M 1ttl'5 mailings you 'i'.ht'lg"gb", i'tteii'itttp't!tii8,?i “II ”in.“ o.?-tta-ridrkiii'i _ a 'l'? tatARYr-i-tttrtiaiiiu-iigGa"ii7r"=Ci1' l / - - --_- _-tr. { " (Uh -'t"-dimirts'ri'i le, 2.'..St.eeliutee1teyat Jet's-t- 'rrmi?lémE “A. 1 mmnmmnmmotu treno-te-ra-th-...,...-..,-....-......,- he All-I‘d A-'. w. [lo-Dull I... kisser: Jack Thickness Gauges Wham 22125.-”1t-‘h led-11¢ Wu may: and an 100% Pin PM MOTOR OIL I To sums and sum 13:». if" You Get Bitter Sub” main: . .32 1.19 6.191 if“ 01'" hummus can GUN! I.“ “A! h It“ Change Now j., . Horn-um mow-nur' on. Pa.i--rts. belt an. Nut a! - nth-I -.-.- - “I. Aere-trdrs-r-r'rrnt .32 English Gooseber- ties, Whiteamiths, DufcluumPipcsilnr bee5riit-a...d........... 01L mums AND ammo: . monummw-r-cumu _. it ms? who». MAN’S; . L; We may . dummy Paper white Bird!" Iyer, a to s an. I-GAL. f. ' “if? _ , ',il,i,'i, 1 Ti' 'it