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BREAD KNIVES

I c 11o Not so u. Lena. v2" EARTHENWARE JUGS BLEcérRIcéIAILAMPs ASPHALT SHINGLES CANNINC RACKS. R 60c 42 - - I PAILS RUBBER HO R I .45 .. 29 PE - A 92- 1* Regular 25c .. 19¢ RQgUIaf $5.00 E5365 9E“ Er c c 5for,...............$1-00 R“ °"2$5°|§:_’ “ﬁght Reg, $103590 image: EGG BEATBR§ ,1 _ 12 Q EARTHENWARE REE ERS Special seas °g' e ' - A= i , t. Spac- Galv. FLQUR SFTERS TEAPOTS ICE CREAM F z . I BUCKETS sma" Regular 50c 29c A" sizes REFMGERATORS lggREwEggl-l DRAINEGIEQE Turbane Res- 30c .- 19c Regular, 20c 11c 20% DISCOUNT E‘ " ' ' EGG BEATERS d E Reg. ,- P- o e I,Q_lILILII .14 Qt- 5999- Qalv- FLOUR SIFTER BEAN P°T$ BRooMs "E32 GREY PRESERVE Regular _35c,.,. . ..,...,-..23c Regular 30c ,. . . .._.,.,_,_,19c Regular 50c .. ... . . .. 39c Special ,.....,...;.....~....-.. 29c SCREENS Reg. 85c m tun M" 69c p g- .. .. . . . . . . . y

20% DISCOUNT SINK STRAINERS-

Reg- 15C i. eloinluin . egeieioi-i 9c

0090 GALV- BOILERS i

VENTIPLEX COLLAR No. 53 S. C. DOUBLE

LIIIIKY TICKET PRIZE

PADS Regular $1.25 ....,..-...... 99c MQTQR JUGS BOILER d Reeuiansoe,.....,..........4ee WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 25¢ Reg, $2.00 $1.69 Reg. $1.05 79¢ KN,FE“'Q‘,’.,'XRP“,§R,ERS i-—-—-———-- 02 GALV- TUBS OR OVER YOU RECEIVE ATICKET Reg- $13-00... . . . . $2.59 Reg. 50c , _ _ , _ _ , , _ _ _ 35¢, a

24.. Regular $1.25 ,. . . .,. 89c WHICH ENTITLES Y 0 U TO A‘ Reg- $350 ......=...-..... $3319

HAND SAWS Regular $2-00 $1.49

No- 14 S- C- DISH PANS Reg- 55c 39c

CHANCE TO WIN A LOVELYI BRIDGE LAMP.

FREE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY!

6" BUTCHER KNIVES w 03 GALV- TUBS Reg. 25c . . . . . . . . .,.,15c

Regular $1 -35 ., 99c

GOLF BALL TEES Special ,.,. . .. 10c pkg-

LOCK SETS

No- 6900 Copper Plated Special 59c

No- 8/ S.G. STOVE POTS

Reg-95c.....,...... 69c ADAM BERRY 5P°°N$

Reg- sa-oo .. $1.19

No- 42 SQ. TUBS. GALV- (Pie Plate FREE) Regular $1.20 .. . . 95c

WIRE CLOTHESLINE 50 ft- Lengths

Ivony and Green

ADAM BOUILLON

|nside Lock sets SPOICIHI . . . . . . . 20C Ea-Ch GLASS KNOBS Cl-QTHES BASKETS 10% DISCOUNT Reg- $1125 99c Se. or 5 Reg. $1.50.................$1-2s Res"'a'$2'1°i-=-=-=-- $139 HOT PLATES _ Reg.$6,15 ,_ $3.93 ——————-—-—- ROOFING No.32 s. o. BASINS

Double Nickel

Half BUSIIEI SPANNER WRENCH SPEC|A|_' PR|CES Reg- 35C . . . . . . 23C Wm. Rogers POTATO BASKETS EVASH aIiOArEiDE” age Re uiarsiggs 89c 1Ply $169 Reg’ $5M $399 DESSERT $P°°N$ Speplal ............... 23c Each “m” °* °‘” ~- -- °- g ' 2 ma,” Set of e

Ivory and Green

WASH BASINS Reg- 250.... ...,.-.... . ., 19c

ELECTRIC IRONS Reg. $250 .._....... . . . $1.89

Reg- $3.90 ....-...._..,.-., $2-27

$2.49

erexe1e1e;.~_.l

NAIL HAMMERS No.64 3 ply

Reg. $1 ~25 ,.,.....,.......,.... 99c

ECONOMY WRINOERS

6ft.STEE LADDERS Regular ssnowgg

Special .,......,,, $2-29 Each

Silver Plated TABLE KNIVES Set of 6 Reg- $325 ..... $1.76

SLATE SURFACE ROOFING

SPECIAL PRICE 36" wide .. $2-89 Sq-

ELECTRIC IRONS

Reg- $400 m. ..--.. $149

14 Qt- TIN DISH PAN Reg- 25c ..,...,._._.,.,..._.. 19c

ROCKSPAR VARNISH SPECIAL PRICES

65c

BUTTER CROOKS ESPECIAL" PRICES

1 gal‘ uursx-L-xu-x- Lvx-x-x-x-lei 35c

_ 11/4" HALTERS Regular $1 -35 .............- 99c

Pi HIIS i-xer-iereieru-ie-ere

2 gm, _ _ um 10,, Quarts ..$1.1s Nickel Plated Wm- ROGERS KNIVES No. 3 |-|A|V|E$ 3ga|,u_uz_l_;_1_=_: ___‘_l$1_0o l/g Gals- $245 TOILET PAPER SAD |RQN$ ALUMINUM TEA POTS $611 0f 5 Ragulah $1.30 “Mm, $1.49 4 ga], l_l_i_l_x_l_l_x_l_x_l_z_; 31,49 Gallons .., , , ., $4.00 8 rolls for_ ..,.,.........,..,., 25c Reg $250 “b,” _ _ _ _ $1.89 Reg. $1.20 ..,. . . ., 89c Reg. $4.65 ,. . . . . . . . $2.49 v

of able citizens on new faririlands

.THE ROGERS HARDWARE co. LTD

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faulty posture may lead to the dis- Poor posture may be largely a t money under false Plf-‘lenses “ll vantage of the‘ chance of a century nounced at the Montreal officos o. . u placement of important organs, matter o: habit, growing out of a , Thursday- TWO ‘"911 ‘ma-reed with ‘e915 hl-i P°5lt1°l1 keenly. but fate the DBPalTmEI“ o1 Cmmllmmlll’ thu interfering with their proper slouching position while reading or Thll eaiumi n unwed m: new: the unlawful possession ofintoxicat- was unkind tohim- _ Game and, Fisheries. One of Li)“ r by’. . . functioning, which, in tum may sitting at a desk. Clothing which ol ieeu mum: but ldvertlllﬂl o: I ing liquor wore each fined two hun- The Johannesburg valuation court new societies will be established ill " ‘~ i’ cause pain or other symptoms. constricts the body or restricts its "E", “E's: IZTGYHYEIWDDEEIII-lfféeiiﬂiﬁ drcd dollars and, costs 0r ill!“ W85 simng 0Y1 hi8 birllldily- The Sllefbrwlie 8nd 171° “he? l“ f ' An understanding of the causes free and comfortable movement in- E E E months. An ilddltlOllal fine of fifty One-time collepgioh of uh shahties Charlevoix and Sasucmv .2000‘ I TNQ’ of poor posture enables us to pre- terferes wi 500d posture and may a i l“ dollars was iinPWPd 0n m“ m‘ llﬂs be"! Qlllclﬂlly Vﬂlllﬂd 8t 5400- lles- _ ~ i‘ "EAL" "mm": °E vent or correct the condition. An cause stoo ing shoulders. Z“- PASSING REGRETTED-Iu-iends breach of tho Customs ACi- A VBE- 000,000-and new buildings are ris- The Colonization Society. of u

E1! CANADIAN MEDICAL

VIURANCI COHPANIIU ‘ l

,7 IN, CANADQ

POSFPUR-E

dance. and a capacity to do things, and. for these reasons it is an es- lential characteristic ror the busi-

IIX man OX‘ VIOmBU.

t the _ Th u f m bud. trPersian Balm creates lovely so. m be 1 f M,’ wgn-ed Macpean and 111g in one of the bathing houses -_-_______ asked for. Only 1L just iiniiii..».~..! an“... 2:12:51... ...:..:."“..";::..° an: ma... a“...i.“‘..2‘..§.§l.‘l.’§°..‘Z"’§..i§t? has... an... i. be. evade at»... 1. i.» a ‘wading erect and ‘walking with p, 5.1381118“ The child who has new; fggtrllfllllsfvggfti-lltizx-‘tllﬁlrléamlkcs it do- chew“, ranchers were not m a p,» w, v, MacDonald took place 0n ed by the City l1°ll°° and will B?" COLONIZING ——-—-—~—~———~—

area and easy carriage.

The relationship between posture and health is not definite. In gen- eral we may say that good post-Itrition which, in tum, is often as- ure reflects good health, but good soclatcd with fatigue. An adequate posture does not necessarily imply supply o! vitamins and minerals is 800d health, nor does poor posture essential for good nutrition, always result in lack of health. that is why cod liver oil and orange

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4' No one wouldwiuwtion the de- _ ——“i—*——~—, __ , , , [liability of good posture, or deny way, securing good posture, Questions concerning Health. ad-llambs was one of the problems lllB b95949 l" addlll°n 1° members non ycsterday- ElldQlcl-I “as iiﬁald. Rev. E. A. Betts, Ph.D., with Mrs. number, said the polite tchqslmiu: (that it is a social asset. Good post- When the young child is lifted or dressed to the Canadian Medical that had to be solved under the of his family was his sikll-SOR REV- and the case was ndlouflilfd- Bell's ﬁnd little son Douglas of Bay- Ollemiﬂlﬂ . I

ure expresses alertntiss, sclf-confi- carried, adequate support should be Association. 1B4 College Street. To-lrancher-fecder agreement; fm- the W, L. Outhouse of this city. who Tlelf-‘l. N-B. 18ft (m return Satur- "D0llt mention it.’ answered Iii"

good

ished by an balanced diet. Poor

Good posture enables the body to function well mechanically, while

important cause is fatigue, there occurs loss of the support which the muscles normally provide, and the result is poor posture. The af- ternoon rest for children up to school age is one practical means of avoiding fatigue and, in this

given him, as otherwise, a stress is placed upon the muscles, which they are unable to meet because they are not sifficiently developed.

been given a pillow does not mim

‘I 13]“, - Tied by T. 0.Ihcrland.

posture is one symptom of malnu-

protects the delicate skin. Preserves and enhances the loveliest complex- ion. should use this silvery lotion. unrivalled beauty.

juice are introduced early into the child's dict.

The securing of good posture de- pends, in large measure, upon at- tention to the points mentioned. Without making the child self-con- scious, he should be encouraged to sit and stand erect, and to develop his muscles‘ through play.

ronto, will be answered personally by letter.

Alluringly

Every discriminating woman Ii, is

as a ﬂawless aid to

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THE wonir or inn RANCHER- raanm concur-ran

The establishment of a fair price which would be satisfactory to both feeders and ranchers of range

fattening of the lambs for market. This agreement originally was brought about by the fact that far- mers in the irrigated districts of

sitlon financially to purchggg the

the feedlot and the net marketing value. The rancher retains owner- ship of the lambs and gets the agreed value of his lambs on an

official weight when put into the

and

Fear Young Sailors Lost’

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Ii-i ll) n member of the the side ol the boll. wnq picked life-loving crew is shown standing bar t2). aged 17, Lnkcvlew, was thewvill naturally be interested in fat- -of the beside the dinlh! holding in llI-IHMOIQIAIIOOCIIBDOYIIIIVQ

_.________?_ Apply Mlnnrrl‘: Llnlmcnt l0 ruin

[Ivcn up for Life Saving Department, ﬂvo miles hand u portion ol the tattered ull| erald Bernlcrﬂoﬂ the shore of Lake Ontario, alter and the pot the boy: used for bail- o left Port being notiﬁed by Captain George Ing out their but. The Ilfﬂkg‘ have plenty of food and ‘who are 1y June IKIWIIson, skipper of the Northum- rudder may be neon leaning against 5i-rilivlllfﬂ-lly Sll-ll-"Wl lQl‘ lQTPIVlYIR ’ Snlly n“- and marketing wcslcm range lambs

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feedlot. Plus forty per cent of the spread. However, the difficulty of gestablishing this fair price was Live Stock Feeders Ltd, an organization in- corporated under Alberta law by Setting up a committee of three, one member representing the feeders, one member representing the ran. chars, and a third member who is an independent party.

This Committee, says Mr, A, A, MﬁcMlllﬂn of the Dominion Live Stock Branch, takes into account all factors relating to market v31- ucs for fccder lambs and announ- 605 llll ﬂﬂrccd value, which in 1933 W85 $2 75 in‘ hundred weight. In

GEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN

in this city will hear with r0811" of the death pn Monday of Mr- Edson Mitchell at Wilson's Beach. New Brunswick. Mr. Mitchell had been in ill health for several months, but his death came as a blow to his many frends. Present at

Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell visited here several years a80-

wanmm‘. BELLS-The mar-

June 6th in st. Amie Church‘. Hone

N, 13., where they spent a short honeymoon. On their return on the 12th a reception was held at ihv residence of the groom's parents,‘ Mr- and Mrs. James MacLeer. Mr. Gavan MacLcer and Miss Pcnzic Reid were the attendants. The groom is a prosperous farmer in Hunter River where the happy couple will reside. iPatriot please copy).

rouca COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning. 11 "l?" charged with being drunk and iri- capable was fined five dollais and costs or ten days, It man charged with bcing druiik and disorderly was fined twenty dollars and costs m- twenty days. The case of a man charged with operatiiiil li- "will? vehicle while intoxicated was ad-

aizrecd on the Brooks Committee's‘ valuation of $2.75 per cwt, official weighing to lake place at Moose Jaw. In the case of eastern led: lambs, all shipping charges from rancher to feeder tvcre added to‘ valucs ls established on the basis of the Moose Jaw weights.

The development of permanent, lamb feeding centres in both east- cm and wcsicm Canada. among groups of farmers who produce the necessary fecd for fattening lambs has provided a measure of pennan- Pliry to the uliolo ranizn shvep In- dustry that did not exist formerly. The establishing of lamb fattening centres iii r-astoru Ontario ha; special slgnilicnnccs, as the fresh- kllled lamb carcasses from those fcedlots has goiic n. long way in,

006111115 up a larger consumer de-I mand for lamb iii eastern cities

and towns. EfiSIClll farmers who

toning lambs. and it is anticipated

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the CM‘, of lambs shipped m On- ______A~1,_ t Wm increase iIrB-gziqiiicd Dom mun n1 was ui . I r ,

tario. both ranchers and feeders that m“ n us y ’I‘oday the world is richer by morc

l ‘Kid Chiropody, Parlor

vi . 10o Grafton some -j- I mime Bllllhig I

“The Nestle Shoppe” '

We recommend Nestle Per- manent Waves. A Nestle Wave lluree you of good looking healthy hair. All lines of beauty work done here. Be to and at for u Nestle (‘oloi- I

for every

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Sunnyside Beauty I I

Phone 611.

(than five billions of

journed till Saturday. 8nd that 0t a man charged with obtaining

rant was sentenced to ten dayﬁ l" jail.

MAGISTRATETS COURT -- A young man arrcsircl ll.\' llle RKWM Canadian Mounted Police appeared bcforc Magistrate Donald MarKin-

SNEAK TlllEvES-Sncak thieves have bceu active in the city of lzitc. On. Sunday a $35 watch was stolen by a juvenile from a man's cloth-

pcar in the Juvciillc Court shortly.

people take cvcry precaution to pro- tect their property. The habit 0f leaving the key iii the switch is likewise placing a tcniptalioii be- fore prowlcrs, who on svvcral occa- sions recently have taken advant- age of such opportunities. ::TllI§ WEEK tho Highlands

dance will be on Friday night. L-6302-G-26-3i

BAND DUNE WORTH BILIJONS, FOUNDER LIVES IN POVERTY

LONDON, Jllill‘ 2U——-~'i'lu~ scurct of the any to tho great gold roofs of the Rand was OIIOO sold for $25. George Honcyball was ihc seller and Godfray Lys tho huyor. Both

(IOII2ll'S—I.I‘IC value of the gold dug from natures strongrooni in tho heart. of tho Rand. That, so far, is tho roalizcd value of the scrrci.

Last mouth Honcyball celebrated his 77th birthday. l-lv is a man without, hope. Ho has nothing to live for.

Chance- Bcyond Rel-all

Forty-right yours ago a golden nppoi-liinity was offered this wan- derer of the Transvaal lilrzlivcld. It was an opportuultv that. might have lod to colossal lortuuc. Hnncybnll sold it for $25. His rhniicc has gour- boyoiid recall.

Gold. gold. more gold! Thai is III!‘ cry of tho nations. Th0 mighty wliitc dumps of the Rand roach skywnrds

slowly but rclciiilrsslv, for man

must havc gold as deep iis H.000 foot white nicn mid hlnrk slavi- sidn by sidc iii intense hint.

Mi‘. Honoybnll sils iii I.Ill‘ sun nui-

side his cottage on tho outskirts oi with two of his favorite lioises, Johannesburg. He lives in pcnury rncy and King. Mr. Hepburn in

and obscurity. The man who did not take ad-

ing in every street. Prosperity is to be found the whole length of the BO-mile Main Reef Rd. New mines are to be developed on the Far East Rand involving a capital outlay of $50,000,000.

day afternoon after a pleasant holi- day spent with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hllvhcy of Montague. Mrs. Bctts being a niece of Mr. Hilchcys.

, fragrant. Delightful to use. swiftly » t b vcnlcm, in Pom wish to “we a “(u-ﬂing (3,, The C d, The estimated COllsllllllYﬂhl‘ 1 posture the ear shoulder, hip it and in fact, is better without b5 b db . lambs outright. Under the agrec- RlVET-Pwmg f’ a “Ea .0 ‘__ v . . am an Press) .. b m.- - _ _ 1. . . ,_ knee alnd ankle Iire in a straight it. I ﬁhagreleusl y 31E EISEIIEE- imparting ment the feeder gets all the gain the bride's family the wedding was against the careless piﬂ-CIACB. of ‘MONTREAL, June 25__Thc Pr,» “va l 1111,5212?“ ‘my

‘ line when the individual is stand- Good posture cannot be hoped for the damtvewgnllig)" 5° glsllincllv“ °f plus sixty per cent of the spread quiet and the happy 00111116 m°t°l"' leaving alll°l°5 °l' Vim“? ‘mgllmded “Me ofyQileboc will soon boast of Show,“ an“ Em ' "r llgn‘ ling erect. unless the body is properly nour- y ' Em En Balm between the going-in at cost at ed to Borden en route to St. John, in public Dlﬂves. "lid 508E951- tlllli- two additional colonization sicieties E ‘ ESE O

devoted to co-opei-ation wi.h the Quebec government in the placing

Ontariots New Premier

I Tin- abnvc picture shows MIICIIPII rnlliuslastlc farmer and owns over

llcphurn, Ontario's ncw premier,

Ba crate, near St. Thomas, Ont,

in northern Quebec. This W115 Ml-

Quebec has been an existence i0? some time and. has :El‘\'€d 1o. for- ward many a jobless citizen, lillIl his family to northern QQPIJOC, with its vast coloairation areas.

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"Sorry I gave you ihe

man who had made up his in. not to lose his temper. "l'm' - that the number you iznvc mi" v...- much better than the iiuiirb r I

pounds or 4.60 per cont. on ‘ii 1N3.

w" I

600 acres. which he helps to op-