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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1944_11_24 __-- 7_- OL. _ - _ _ • PIC-- KERING, OL. LXIV ® .-PITCKERING,1- T., FRIDAY NOV. 24 194 _ -N0, 14 Tow i J�r�zens--Ar-e- :,�, � y -U ; Register*' As Blood Donors t A Once Boss Irwin, at Rotary,this week, cc Santa'Claus is Comic to Town; ARRIVES IN HOLLAND { ve some figures on the Oshawa iCall, U At VV g ood Donors Clknic, to which those P '~'• Pickering Village om this neighborhood contribute. You will ffd him at the "Count kir ; - s ry z , " , lalling off inn condi-bu otiOns Sas- I41r. Burrows, Broil - un�o}-rao v .: en:Pe , e «:•.: , -8011, ReAP, spent a few roffi_this- Aw. Las week V�e 66 years- rip ne u for ,aulitary service in the Can- '�y�pen-,_�_A .> :': s w 2sk~ ' e adian Arm last August. Sometime >;`,' _ he number expected to go, turned y sponsored by the Worman s .�ssocia Y. 1✓rnie Roffey, RCAF spank the l p at all. ThiLre is a feeling abroad last wee k, he received another notice tion, on Saturday, December tad, at week-end with his pareants'here. hat the war is nearly over which -to-appear--this- a era n an uraing failing to appear would have the There you will also find -rhea enjoyed a very successful auction a not 'so) and a 'neglect of this y Y epsrti�ient is being 'sots d. An ap- K- C. M. P. at his door. He appear- Crhistmas Gift Suggestions, a + sale at his Bay premises on Satur- " Ed-on Wednesday, and we ..nn iinag- good varlet , more urgent than ever is be- y of-aprons and at_her :: r da• last. rssu n et t em own. - -Mrs. . This is doubtless another case of les, hon -imade baking a fish pond last with Mrs--Mat chett ard_.daugh-� Rotary of Pickering "imexp,crienced help", and, with the for the kiddies. �'�} f ter .in Toronto. thousands of notices sent out we'are.I You will' be entertained by the Little Wayne Potter had the rnis- As a result of the collapse of ar- not surprised at there being mars4 .fk • urP 8 Y Carrot-si.�gers, and other musical fortune last week to fall and breald ngameats for the program, .on mistakes: nusrbers. A€.ernoon•tea will be ser <> ` ' his wrist, but is coming along fine. esday exen,irig; the hour at dinner Mr. Burrows fought in the last vsd also cup reading. Evan on the sar-ne day of his 'accid- sa devoted to the much-needed war' in the South African War, and est he was seen riding a bicycle, his acussida of some of the detail has three sons overseas.at the morn- Toxoiding for Diphtheria and one arm in a cast and another boy ertaken by the Club. ent, u.ie having been, taken prisoner Whooping-cough, and Vaccination on the handlebars — a typical Tom . The rink committee struggling un at Dieppe. Mrs. Burrows is also Sawyer. er the difficulties of "getting su.ne ve active in war work;op tc.�: hoarse• Dr. Tornlinson and Mrs. Gordon. rY bliss Stewartof..Beaverton spent ne to do the work" are still making' front. Authorities will doubtless of the Board of Health continue Tutisday evening with her sister. ' rogress. The installation of Hydro agree, that this family are All out thAir .toxoiding and- vacci4iation Mrs. Erskine here. or.pumps and lighting is now their for the war'effort. treatments at our schools this week- Sgt. Howard Bath ,celebrated' his roblem—yet, we expect to skate end with the followi-ag schedule: Arthur Loyst, son of Mr.-and Mrs. 20th birthday last week scenewhere s winter. Friday, -November 24 — .. Pl�ie are under way for the en- Someone Has Said Frank Loyst of Claremont, who is overseas. Sgt, Air No. 3 West at 1.00 _ 2ri. rtainaie it of the wives of the Ttrat we have thousands No. 8 East at 2.30 p. ni. o area, e-7i overseas five months. He en- era with courage and we have too according to word recently received. listed in the RCAF in September embers. during the last week. in Monday, Nmctnbei 2? .0 b his parents. - - 1843 training in Edmonto Three few .who think with courage. y P g na anuary, the nature of which will � No. 2. Basi. LM at 1.(10 p. m. '- Rivers and received his wins at �decided by the -committee app- No. 4 W est, Pickering at-1.W. g i9ited. Nv. 4 East, at 2.30 McDonald. :Manitoba. )Hiss Ddith McEachran formerly fe �('� P. O. Allan Bath RCAF, graduated Some singing waa°indulged in for •Union La-1.'East at 3,30 - - �.,♦ 0 � � (+ Korea. speaker at Western beetional 'All arerts are urged to ,get 'in 1 • j,J+ p J w la,2t week-in Queb-c City as a wire- change, ma with the first song, ;Rally W. X. S. at Claremont P ' "� . l les. navigator and. is at home ,on rank Chapman had to go outs—he touch with, teachers, th. doctor or leave. ,.._. ust couldn't stand it — don't know, By Mrs. K. Werry, Presbyterial nurs,_ immediately,- if interested. South Onlano Hockey League hy, they're very good at it. Press Secretary Shaping Up Mrs. Archie 1�'atson of.' Hamilton f A. RtArri t has e t _ Marjory Ward.--R. :11.. .Clarer.,ont _ _ is sp.3ndinx'a few dtly s at..tn, home eek.' 4_"e dsancc= Chiist s annn�r is - e out ntano oc ey eague . ester Butt, Hospital. received at+en recovering sail.factc,rily • Unfurled" vva.R the th..i.ne of the sot- _ - that ed a lot of tion teat who i; • umn.Rally of the ' estera Section fn rn her recent illness.at'd .opera.- operator era- _ year, is getting in shape for another � - - p Triumph After of the Ushawa 1'n+.sbyteriai ,which Ker, Ward, Ciare-nont, operator good. season. At the mnmtnt throe tib' _ P was held in Claremont L sited of the Township grading machine are five teams entered. They are-- LAC. Harrcy Eath, RCAF., , and C Church on November ' 2. Mrs. T.- Was M town a few day-a ago witt Brougham, Uxbridge, Port Perry; "''`' err+':ha ne`for t:.u weeks, befog' -a7 Years Norton, 1st Vice-President, presid:d• his equipment, and just Having re- 'Whitby and Oshawa- stationed in. Edmonton, this past _—-"- _:-_. at both sessiota. Miss Eileen -Bush- ceived a letter fra-n his sister Mar- One or two' pray-rs from this year. - �- waniag in an - - Mr. William Chester, Rouse Hills,. ` Hospital, she urged him_to call on series of "Fireaides" -followih the 'well-known throughout the tow:,ship Of the School for Lead wlllicli +� -the P their assent' has nOt 3 et.b:,m given. g is *feeling pr3tty good" iter this held at the-U. L- C. Whitby last mother and wife of one of her It is .expected that-Brougham will ev .ling service as Sonday evening patients, Dan Andrevr. Ken. Trade next, to which all are invited. bar's hunt in the ra.irth. He told the August P s, play their games in•either Markharn News this week that he had been Mrs. Bruce. Harrison, Blackstock, .his call on. Mrs- Fred Andrew and or Uxbridge. A rneating late this Ed. Schwaben was- el-xtrd Master Literature Secretary, Ai introducing .Mrs• Don. Needless to say, the good- week wilt-bring forth the latest on of Doric- A. F_".. and A. M. at the hunting,for a long time, and after news .received ' from Dan's- nurse an-ival Flection last week for 1945. fifty-two years h, finally"`ran into the wealth of material available, this'League. a bear" while-m the.-_deer hunt._He. challenged the wcAmen to read for was a wonderful thing for Ihosn at l heme waiting —Don is still in e. ,..+ School Teachers at shot the bear (weighing about 180 tare to be attained, wunan, pence and but wiil.-get mound' very -nice sooe $2..00 REWARD on Wednesday n Tvion pounds),- and is having a ::,ce' rug �i Brit us must have an infiorm8d mind. -___ the bear and we can appre`Ute-.the Under the leadership of Mrs. Tel- _ Lost---German Shepherd tamale; 1 The teaching staffs of,the schools ford Oshawa Auxiliary and Circle _ Editorially year old, black: and tan, answers to of the district met in convention at pleasure Mr. Cheater will have wheal 7 he has this s delegates held discussion on study of Blue". Strayed nearly month ago the Rouge school on Wednesday af- - pecanr"n t° deco.-ate his "Blue' Book" and Auxiliary prob- In a letter received this week frcin residanee mile and half north ternoen, den. fru n a res the discussion among. the-.Junin: petted friend of this pap- if.Liv--pool Hotel. Phone Pick. 70. Howeyer�befoomtitig_.ccgiiatn Norra Pi 2riag Red C.osa Group delegm. tes. In her message er we quote th fol-o�g, simiiar ted-with the fact, the Editor met Mrs. S. Littlev�ood, Orono, Pr,.sby- cases of. which have been reported a :ti,ung local boy on the street Though this Branch only contrib- terW President:, asked that prayer- to 'us on' other occasions from var early Wednesday afternoon, and on utes ,none to the "Jam for Brit- be n►ised for voIuntter 1, ens, es- ious sources -- "It might be Mter- - 'TENDERS WANTED y asking hire why he �* s not at ain" project, it is.interested to hear pecia,Vy among younger groups arid• eating to your readers to know, that by .Towerstiip of Piekertns school, he replied "No school, tea of its'recepbon in Britain. A matron that the first chapter of Peter I the appropriate authorities have re- o ., e ' of a nursery at Chi dependents Tenders will be' reeelved up ch,rs gone.to v ulcus . The better ' ppenliam; Wills, read in preparation for the World,s fused to give parents or d one though is in another youngster , writes, "1 know if our 'litt.e ones Day of Prayer, to be held an Feb- of boys miss-k g, such info:s.nation as to and including December 2, who too. had apparently mot caught could write, you would get tweet ruary 1 . We must be preparad may be available in respect m other 1944, for a Grade No. 1. 19 „ y � the word `convention" said his tes- sticky, happy letters." And the through rededication to a Chris as members of their crew. In this re- 1-16 i.ich Maple -Floor to be _ ct ers had.gone to "confession". children itis a Home at horstead life-for-Ow 1:>°� an speaking advisedly, as twin the Township Hall, at _ Keynes iia usso:x- never seen les that lies ahead .and catch the I have letters on record *n regard` Brougham, Ont., by the. under- 'Piaxering Women's Institute grape jelly before.' vision of the Universal Church. The to the Minister's comments and' in signed, who will also supply .�.r From No. I. Neuro-Plastic Sur Whithy Aimiliary conducted s Qu:,,_i the Reports of the House in Han- further specifications and key. The Women's Institute will meet gery Hospital Basingstake- 'On be- Hour with a .meditation en "The card, One would theak that the Mil- L° T. Johnston. :Clerk with Mrs. G. Law on Tuesday, Nov... half of the other fellows 'in this a follower of Jesus. itary Authorities in a-Democratic. Township of Pickering, 2s. There will be the report of the - hospital, who can't write, I have A very fine dinner was served by Country, would do everything they Brougham, Ont. Conventibn by` our-delegate. Roll 7. been askr,d to thank you:•We are the Claremont ladies aL which time could to give comft,rt to the pamnts' rrswsl�i Call — "A Duty of Every Citizen".. Canadialn boys and know gu.)d food. Rev. L E. Kennedy brought greet- or &r pendents of 'Boys missing, by Remember your gift for the Rat. --the peach ajm was swell. I can't �° .. disclosing to then all information aar. Assistant, Hostesses—Mrs. C begin to tell you how the boys de- . TL> afternoon-session opened v�ith which may be available 'in respect $t. ,Francis De Sales Pansh Baker and Kra, McEwen. Meetint " t thelam in i e were re- '--~' at 2.30. It imight be as well when theft. ion Circle. Miss Edith Mcrachran, ported missing". The home o Mrs. Power Mas tax- Allchurch—Hobbs is so much-wishful thinking about Principal of a girls' high .school n The editor although• not yet hav- ed to capacity to accomodate the �h an early end to the war, and post- -Korea until 1941, .gave a ,very in- ing been subjected to the anxi1ty large crowd that gathered on Thur.- ' eddi war plains are being aired, to con- spiting address. In irragMation those -and suspense of waiting for word sdav evening for the parish social. At a quet wedding in Picicerin9 sid.„r the Red Cross needs the work assembled were transplanted to Korea of a "inissing” member of his fam- Seventeen tables were in play. The United Church Parsonage by 'the ers just as much now as during where they were 4hown .the zustUns ily, is however in tat position en- prize winners are as, follows: Jinn Rev. M. R. Jenkinson, on Monday, Vince Coffey and Drc'k Pu- November . 20 1944, Miss Graco more anxious days. The woman. in a of the 'pr_:.ple-and the beauty of the dared by thousands of patients of Lamb, y � . centre called Whitebread, near Wall- country. The hero of Korea is a "waiting" for his "day" —' and on ekrin for the men. Misses Georgina 'Hobbs, R. N. daughter of Mr. and aceburg,•evidenrtly.do not think the scholar so the outstandi.ig character- other occasions on being told of the Garland, Margaret Featherstone and Mrs, E. J. Hobbs, Unionville was '' + t'�ne ripe to cease workiiug for the istic of the people was studiousress. anguish being suff red' by parents, Mrs. J. McMorron for the ladies. united in marriage to William Chas Red Cross. A ue* unit was d"gan- However;' women hand no standing, Mrs.'A.' Heenan woon the Draw on Allchurch eldest son of. Mr. and has 'put himself in their position, ' Mrs. •Wm. Allchurch Chemo ized there recently with a`fut! line but just to do' the work• and must with-the result, we have the deepest '.the fancy cushion. _ rr3'n'oa1 of officers. Their initial donation walk at a respectful distance behind sympathy and u'nderstanaln for The•C, Y: O. inet at the Feather- They wereattendedby Mr, and I P P y g' �s eight wilts. the husband. The Korean cr_+�nea be- those so "waiting". Mrs. Tom Hobbs, brother of the q g . . stone hone for. their meeting or.' - Twent • tons of ciriliatn ,aothir lieved that evil spirits were ever ` ' ' Il Sunda 'evening. T)re two short brio sand sister of;the groom Atter S g P Y- Y g• r: -has been somt to Franca. Ii we can where and so they lived in an at- Red ,Cross Appeal to Women of, plays, presented were'entitled "Meet the reception, at the homa of.the expect this to be'repeated is 'each. ,mosphere of fear. The gobnel has Ontario Mrs. Sluckoph", with Bernadette bride, the happy coupte lest on a country is restored to liberty, and lifted wu.nen ,.out of servility , and At a tune when the hardest fight f, Robinson as ,the prententious Mrs. short motor trip to points .West. _ shipping made,possible, there'can ba given them• peace aibl joy. The train- ing of the war ' no closii,g dowa;l of work. The wh '.a ing the els re^^ir^d in thl R'. M." u'11^' ^r� cur forts for the ser- ;pretentious schoolbiil acc,.uaintanc2, mattar of supplies .is being . gone S. schools'dnd hospitals has lifted vices are required than ever before, and F.lp_anor Michael as Miss Jenk- 7Q' p into thoroughly, and no a-ork will ba 'the standard of the homes. Although __`.he ,Lack of progress 'in quotas on. ih's, the: secretary, and ".Haunted"; w ith ti a VkurckCIS supplied simply to keep women work- only two percent of .the I�or,ans, women's war work is causi'ng grave with Jim F?ath:erstone as Jordoln, - ing; if we' are asked to work, It r•ere Christian`s when the m'ssion- c,•:cern at Ontario Rud Cross: head- the..traveller. - . -The D.ecdmber.•meeting of &'_e W rr,,2ans that the articles we are ask- aries were forced to leave, they be• quarters. Beca branches in Ont- The two• subjects for religious M. S. of the United Church will l ed to make are needed. lieve that th'? ,minority ever, though •ario, hav? not c l�pted qu,�Em. all-, disCusBion were ir:,troduced by Mary be held in the school-room of thb .iy The decline in blood donors at the they are suffering persecution, are otted to the Ontario Division by ti-e Teefy wad Vince Teefy, •who ably church bn Friday afternoon, Dece,n- Oshawa Clinic last• week contrasted •so consecrated that they will b2 .Kational Co ni-mittee'during Sa�.ivary'. answered 'all questions and object- ber 8th at 2.30. The Christmas' pro- ' ►sharply with a news item which told able to hold the fort till the miss- and February of this year, the sit- ions of-the members. Follow-ing the gram• will be,under th•e leadership -of 2512 `bottles of bloodfor the ionaries return, uation ,is serious, states Mrs. J. C. lunch an amateur hour provided ,of Mrs. Baker. All ladies who have Forces in Normandy being obtained Mrs..Jonee, Oshawa, gav4'tl-,,-� re= Fraser, chairman C•atar•io Wcrrien's much entertainment for znernbers. "Mite Boxes" will please bring them a from volunteersz--all cnen and wom- port of the Courtesy Coriimittee. War Work Committee. Dorothy Kelly of Toronto was pre- to this mnetnsg. A cordial invitation en from Canadian For�*s in Rrit- The afternoon re�saion closed with The Ontario Division in accepting sent as theguest of Margaret Fea- is extetrided to all ladies to attend. mm• _ prayer.by'Mrs. JohnstoN Brougham. _ continued on page 4 therstcae. - Election of officers at this tnheeting; - - �. t, THIS CURIOUS WORLD Fergu'=iol, w r 7. NOTICE •To E { MPLQYERS T>Iw►,var>Es _== _ AND =�_ MALE EfYEES _ - din _ Floilvt, TMe ''steed on August 15th, 1941, by the undersigned T - -pis-sbipq/--._ -- -__ Minister Of Lahoa! under authority Of r a tie Service Mobilization do , 944s . elec v ' ' Regula Commencing August 22nd, 1944, every documents he has not checked before,and employer is required to check the docu• to report to the Registrar for his,Mobiliz: _ _ ments held by each newly engaged male ation Division at once on any such ,eq• AT — employees within T days of the employee's ployee found'not to possess documents as RORTY * - engagement,to determine ifsuch employee referred to; DEGREES ` • -possesses documents to show that he is in B1El,py/ ZERO ,o - good standing under National Selective •4. Any male employee here referred to,is' THS FRI�fON 4 vb o v Service Mobilization Regulations,1944(that requidocuments to red by the Regulations to present IS-AICN461'-AIS - •In re ion e , -up 9 w _ 1. Every employer must 'report onT FOR Tins PURPOSE ""--- t7rp e _ ation Division co morning any employee INCLUDES ALSO ANY FARMER referred-to; MALE PERSON WORKING FOR HIM; -'--' o s - _ Eve employer is required similarly s. Penalties are provided for any employer - -- - ~- - to check the documents held by each male or male employee who fails to comply - -• , whose witn these Regulations. - - — _SCALES OF A SNAKE ARE RIPPLEDrequired to check'the doc>;iments held - i►n)• BACKWARD BY THE REPTILES Z. By aim earlier order,employers were r _ - '' AM=Uw,THEREBY MOVING by their male employees, and to report. by May 1st, 1944, on doubtful 1 THS BODY --CPAWAROr_ � _ cases as well as cases where employees did not poAsees documents. , AS THE TRFAD5 MOVE , . s AN ARMY TANK :E --• _ . _ Employers are naked to remember that do not on men who - • do posse" the necessary documents-only n those whore •. • y whofail to present •,. �r 1, documents for examination,or where there is doubt that the document - - - -- ' is - ,presented actually prones good standing. MAUN ONDW UP ANQ GOOK S •:•. _ ON THMIR Pl4Rit IM"' • •::'�•tet::;iZ� `a: The em {s o Can — ...•` :, p j acini including farmers,co-operated very aatigfaetorily O��Pjr N an the first,check, made up to fay' ist, last. This co-operation Sons ` +sit w au sI'utvle Y is-9 T.y at¢V.s rAT.o1R _ decidedly helpful,ul, and is very much appreciated. Further co-operation - .. lis now --- earraeatlT-regrreateld:----- __...:.. _ .Schedule• 9, for reporting to the Registrar. and detail as-'to documents which prove - - -- _ standing,are available through the nearest Employment and Selective Service Ofee. t� , 77 SIDE"GLANCES ' _j By Galbraith ' Farmers not needed on the farm during the winter, who onataer the Urgent call for winter workers in other essential industries, will be given no = continuance of postponement of military training while away from the farina . ,:NATIONAL SELECT• I E- SERVI . _ .._ 'gCTMPHREY AfI'FCHELd. A- M-CNAMAStA s �FI4 ter of Labour a Director,National Selective Service w NN ' 4 41iml V.D. is a family affair . - - - i - ., �: - ' as r �M - - '► II� � �� . /.b w MA ME .Ie.T rKa.k S.PAT.ON, 7-07 "L.et's waft two or thrre days, more'before, we write the bo - - > Men& to come up--maybe we Niven t'seen all the men'yet." • CROSSTOWN _. ..By Roland C77 oe laughing conpie, dodging showers Thee Cant mother, too, may kMW fer . xpec v A of rice . . .'fiieside . . . garden'. . dsn that her baby will be all she dreamed of. , chubby. .. .• _ .: Y baies Syphilis, lir the- dant mother-caret ,:• ; _.. _ Ttie- sows outward signs, and it is no res Iter hese.arp'scenes we know wad.like, ; y-•'' rausc.rhe re-part of-our lives-; -u y er «cdr, �. p inc udin a blood od test, is a most essthey spell happiness . . . contentment. entia et simple,firs;step in protecting her baby's But we know that these things don't"Just heat , ' ' happen.-'They,have to be worked fc&,'lived s for. Protected, too, because of everLpresent Nor must the breadwinner neglects darigers which miy spoil them. an.The security of the home depends upon k —=his,ability to wock:regularly and efcien-tly Venereal Disease is a s oiler. In a cold ry '' ' '.Unsuspected syphilis, striking, is middle, , `telentic-ss way it can k'il infants,`rob the may make the head of the home,unable r - home of its breadwinner,-cripple, destroy, fo provide for his family It 1s wise to KNOW ; g - Wiese are not mere possibilities. THEY FOR SURE in times lnd Y HAPPEN . . .RIGHT HERE IN CANADA! ustrial medical exam= inations should include a ioutine confidrnrial - ,,,es- -But, these. y. � ✓' • - g:. - things should never- happen. blood test, ?hey can be.prevented. A blood test shb d'n o ked upon n ayd women can safeguardstheir as something unusual. It should be regarded future happiness together by making rure. ` 'for what it is a rrorinal.safeguard of -'C before murrzagcthatV D blight their "" _ g Health; security and happiness. ---' -�- pld or ans. A medical-examination; including a • loo test .f s hilis,-is a-protection- no r'- Invest a -few -minutes -of your time in 1 ppp } couple_can,Afford.to_pass up. ASSURANCE. -. . - VAP dw %I WILVANI V`LIGAL �?l0/� pR0/1►T .1 HIMTH .. _ . .. _ 't► _ For all the facts about VI)write your �0„ C SPoltsored _ _ 1 ' •. Provincial Department o f Ecalth. or the DXPARnfH%tT Or NA.TIONAL HEALTB AND WMXARs ' nc\c•free lire;ia W furl lterCamad a's Thr against VD. can get you aH that.'kind of �•rork you can handle for :en VICTORY O\r.1, Li r%sc". _`_—_ Per centr' - +_ . } - ivw -.:;•�uq�ma-ems :-,:a.,., , .. .<,•.:.. ,mem,....::..:. o:�.•�,:,.>...+r_ :.. ,.�a.,,w __ _ .. _. _ _�,. _ 1911T Z. _ u Here's A Pleasing Platter . 4 4- �. 'Fere �uall:t�► T" r ,< p �� � � Y Y - — ' • f� � •.. ': .J >:.. �. Vic! ...,, '7 ' _. - 2. I t 2 v w This laoOklal f Every woman will wwd.4>+ MA The new 8elloges "WojWht Core-4111101 --- _ on mmup planning and holldding facts. Aiden}"weight.Scientifically prepared : t-eoatroI menus at three caloric 'levels)for every day fa the.-.week.Pry- " treated from maw. Stanley Newby could be? Where.•did �d by competent authorities, this stated forward but siN laid s re. )ridden?„ you have It �* cam b 1p you and your husband f , « , straining head on his arm,' and 6e I didn't have it hidden. I had look your find the new Nellogen cbest. x turned back k onsi She train yesterday, .but L a,yy� » k, _ o _ia he T" .hs liked,. s.,pets- took it off there and put it in my. - !reside flit top of every package of 'F ,. ;x;.F% sled expression on his ecce. "Coats. ba . Both Maxine and Naar re=: _ s - ::::; rS.. x ,; , e e t e member that. Last night when that ands-nal,.ra) y� : :':':.. air ; . - -"Heavens;nof"— —went-to-get-4t,—it-war gon- Ym+ copy your grocer's now.. :.'•,, ;.,,n, y , e * that's all,I.know,about it.. R4a11 t he sed- that' :�.. .. . ..:, ..�'•s�`,fSxf:.N:.i: � - o lir Y, ' to--her 't '� t s every. bi of i VOICE --- - . ee quickly. (Con k), When it's frost on the outside "You don't mean that he is the (Continued Nezt W Y you'll want to serve something titan to whom you us engaged?" O F T H E - t warms the inaides�-a good hot •meal to do justice tQ healthy • de A asusage, roil, surrounded by tender brussels 'sprouts, and sweat ''Wdl, a isn't that just liaady!- • . For Britons Over 35 apple crescents, browsed to a turn,_msy.be just the mean you've been This beloved fiance who is to be \ ` looking for. With a combination of old-fashioned substantiality and out of town for soother week tt>t�l- -Men in 'Britain now 8B or over r QUICKLY CURED goodness,.it's pracitcally a guarantee that, there won't be any food telt denly,appean from behind's hedge will not be called u for the . on the platter by dessert time; P Ser- There's nothing wrong with. any- - and at the eight Of me beats it. And , radio program that a healthy twist f cu s rho Stuffed Sausage Ro as for you, instead of rushing to vices. p pped raw apples 1 cup bread crumbs .• - -Instructions have. been issued, of the'dial won't cure. j�f cup chopped onion 1 carp'*All-Bran the arms of your lover, you utters to Ministry of Labor in - --Dunnville Chronicle 2 ounda sausage meat terrified. squeal of Harry' and.look _. P service -settions that unless there -a 'Combine apples, onions, crumbs and All-Bran-to form dressing. Pat an if you were going to,faint. Now is a marked change in the war WHAT A WA$TEl sausage irfto rectangular piece about-3/-inch thick Spread scuffing over I yak you, is that any way for situation men in -the. older. age surface of. meat. Roll up like a jelly roll, beginning-at .the long.aids loving couple to act? Shall-I leave? groups will not be needed for the Wool is said to be the rarest of rectangle to that roll will not be to thick. Bake in shallow pan, in If that is what is , embarrassing . fabric on the• Continent of Europe. a moderate oven (850 F.) about 46 minutes, or until done. Cut In slices you-" armed forces. It seems Hitfer used up,the whola 'to serve. - ,`" The decision is based on!three. supply pulling it over.the people's ( ). ao, don t, Pe H plead, Yield: 1 roll a-10 servings). factors: ' - Brus Stuffing come c t alone ally 1. TFiere •are 'now enough traip Qh,' Then what would she. 19 cups V4=inch bread cubes 2 teas - ed men is the- arm,-d .forces to Boston Globe 1 cu All-Bran _ - _ she were _ _ P 3i teaspoon pepper me b k settle t the war in the West. a -' i tablespoons minced onion} �taupoon poultry seasoning Stanley threw his hands in the WITH PLEASURE cup fat_ .. 1i cups stock or water - air, "It is too much for me," he an- ng in the East will e B The W 1 b 'one for young men_trained in the Combine ',bread tubes -with All-Bran. Saute onion in fat and add g n c$anics of 'modern battle. Some Germans in the field are counted welkin back in the sum- themselves as stooks of to bread mixture. Add seasonings and stock which may be made by meer house. a Most hien 'of military age 'dissolving 2 bouillon cubes in 1% cups hot water. Mix well. "You simply have no imagiaa- among the over"chis not yet call- •wheat. The farmer. lads in Can- Yield: 6 to 8 servings. ' � - • " ada's_Army. will gladly attend to tion, Peggy told him. In spite ed up are-already doing «ork' of 'the thrashing. of all your theories' My - engage- national importance for which Ottawa Citheir meat- to him is broken and he is they have received`-deferments. =o- /��� coming back for his ring. Naturally he doesn't want to ask for it be- - . . LOW DOWN '-_ ,� Sapphires �Y�iiY � D i . '�1t__Hhd_starch make.3..._.goQd ore try gets, an natvra on It is said the Germans have , patching plaster" far small holes wants to nsee him until I have the stropped Laval He had so' little in home walls. DOROTHY TROWBRIDQE ring to give him. Now do you see? away to fall they must have, pushed m .>dni out of the basement - statementThere s toemake Peggy fel clnough truth in s -Brandon Sun CHAPTER XIII this something you saw one day as most straight forward. I suppose :you're re' r'-ht, he you pa ' ~ w MISTAKES sighed, seat' himself beside hes, g sled a jeweler's window?" "Do I nee?" Stanley cried. Catch me Peggy did feel foolish."Don't be Ing her-in his arms, he whirled her - _ -^^- zt- ridiculous- I --,a- so Upset Mail c"ClOSUAG. of us, including the well-meaning kis hurry and get it over. Now ried I can scarcely think." 'Olt, boy, do I? Now we can sit. ` ihnmp who went Mahatma Gandhi let's see, a ring- is 'lost. By the "Obs. I`. s�rY. AI} righE, thea, down, and talk .about ourselves. _ a -vest-pocket magazine. a►aY. what kind of a ring is it?" we hate it a square cut diamond citn'tt we? Certainly we can." Sud- with--some sapphires. How man -Boston Globe "An engagement ring." :. FA y, denly he released her. _ -"Yes, so I have been'told but sapphires?" - "Noy' she shook her head-breath= - ySu needn't rub it in. What's all "I-don't know." leanly. "That's just what Qve can't - s this big�idea anyway about so much " ' " do• Don't you see how importantsecrecyD071115 FOR s. ria why r Milt �His Carly reply was a shul i is t - 8 Y ;pretend ,to your. grand ing of his eyebrows which Peggy away?" O mother it's Miss Nancy's?" saw beneath half-lowered lids. "Lord, that's right. .I had for- "We can go into all that some "Were they in any kind of a de, gotten all about the ring: Haven-'t N ht other time,",Peggy told him coldly: sign or - Inst there?" you any idea where the darn' thing •. "Well, that's a help. At least it •"}leaven 1-I don't know. You holds a promise for another time. find any s ware cut diamond ring Don't worry. I won't for et" fie with some sapphires _ _ assure her. Of cuurse all ibis•was assure you that will be the ring." r no way for detective- to find any- Peggy had jumped to her feet aa- a` thing, and she-should be angry, but grily, and was standing at the en- x MtlEll R MD stuffs up the ntles, Peggy realized that she 'was not trance to the summer Rouse with . r s causes mouth )yea t _ Lhitag, tht'aa $U1 S E N OS SOe 5this time-telsted lOO lTlSh CONSOLS' "(ECi1Q11"ai meeting has eye because she knew her back to him: .. she would-Jaugh-with, him if she She heard the rustling of paper that goes to work Instsaft••• : = wss+s K ewoe! - fQPORT' CiNa^Mfp do And she knew:that would never'. as his he ockctfed the envelope back in 3 At bedtime rub good old Vlcks rasf F VapoRub On throat, chest and ic- Masher, a. trend- - Aeave aar.lp. "It just doesn`t make sense" he bathe TluawatchitarENEfRIIiMIO- Ovsrwo and Comdiam w United . Ha+'rug progressed so rapidly, t;i111dLJ1i1110 action bring repel' Krrseo. sore., suppose you descnbc the gforeuicrpr- announced, joinir.'g heel. "If I gave « " from it� b ��- -$2.00 S$AIDs 300 r tinned ring. "He tool' an envelo e a girl"a ring Tike that and she upper — r - Ahs 1 Rt TRIER PIP.TOBACCO off Ind a' pen�rt.frons his pocket and couldn't describe it any more clear- ( j !ni< passages with soothe MISR rONSOLS CIGARETTE sat forward evidently prepared.to 1y than you have I'd know.darn 1 back pors. It sosurfacei ot Tu7AtC0 tea) write. well she didn't care anything about iand Chest iA•. old•, ensroa,lisantea•a s`a_liig' diamond — a square me-, � iLke�eo�nworkinggorting foorhhoo m : Oversw,; j cut one." - "Hare you bee T a„ �!!:.x� even while you sleep—to ease ' " • .. Oh, •I see, a nice urt s care married' sequently, Mr. Newton? thtneaa-tutid -W C. MACDONAi6L INC. i j y q •'I? Oh ' ;J funny cut solitaire.' no. I know Int r.0 tee will,rieai d'Annes, "Yes. 10 = wait a minute. 'It that way. f've always felt that I rhw end oninfartI Try It to- . mora eat Ota. �s.•.Vicks Vapoi;nb. �. t'*010 «Shifa K on, ,alp. „ wasn't just` a solitaire. There were only Wanted'to'propose to one girl, iiO"'"'"' sa•"b"0"' •'' some other stories with 'it - sap- and that would be the girl I' was " aY5 THE BEST several-sapphires." ' - "And you haven't found the girl,. flq E _—._.... _._ He looked at her in surprise. in spife of knoiving so well holy she- "Are - "Are you by any chance describing, would be affected by. the ring?" Ilffloi'T itTMl1l&WelY r, your 'own engagement ring? Or is "Yes, I'm' pretty sure that I've Genuine Aspirin's new prices now _ You Will,,k:njoy Staying At found-the girl,'.' hc�replied,thought- make it easier than, ever for you , The ST. REGIS MOTEL fully. "I was getting a' little low to get fast, effective relief from by stgylag a! ,. rllttUNTu i ..at ..the .prospect of marriage, but headache misery, my hopes are getting higher. It FORD' , 0 Bvery Ituum wirA Il•IY. Stow- � �rl��', ee and retrpboae. may, all some .out..all, right after � ASPIRIN:WORKS SO.FAST single. e2.r,0 ups all." See with your own eyes why Double, faro ua y�P HOTELS 0 Good Food. Didsia. and Dur ) takes hold Of pain a few minutes sea-tvisbttr.. s -/ / There• was a low whistle on-the after ts1�g-Drop an Aspirin Tablet Modern, Sherbourne at Carltod other side of the hedge•which nei into a gla-s of water•Almost instantly , Tel. RA. 41St ! " it. there of 'ihem heard. begins to dissolve.And that same "But I'don't dike looking for any- fast action takes place in your' 'Iii a4 • � Here is actinically-proves, two- , way treatment for coldsl thing.so indefinite as this ring as atnmach That's why.Aspirin relieves frac►aiy Regain • e a I Take ALL1ERo1-ti►t to"blitz"that you-describe it. Perhaps it mould you so gtd�'• For�Canadians "dri relieve congestion and din- be better to, ask"the young maul � �on for fast relief, If IOW•1: foil effective relief•-above all-r for That tired, listless teeiing 1s often` COI�Ort•Within an Hour. AueRat- -Probably .he could tell: int 'more I3� - i caused by unbalanced diet. Try TAW. combine-fast racting medi- about it" deperidabls relief. fief Aspirin at - ' I SALE, the tonic ttrays rich in' B eiaal-ingredients with Vitamin C.� yotirdtuggistatodayl _.. ga bi er r vitamins and dextrose, the energy' Peggy was coriscioust that Stanley !� food. Satisfaction guaranteed. For f 'One or two tablets will prove how was watching her. closet "Unfor- - SO a rule month's 'supply send 31.36 affective they argil �, y' " IrEW Rth4UC® _ to Gordon Drug Company, 32os I Take VITAVAX to speed recovery, tunately, he is out of town;' she fodnl awe of 12......•.•,.eew tp� >1�tlR -longe St, Toronto: ' toasoray stifle f 24....::..now 2ld �� tAA l increase vitality and buildimmumty replied casually. to future colds: VirAVAX combines "When will'he be back?"• - . /ewtilyii:eof 100.••••:•••.uow7le PON MAP it , • • �__. i Cold.Vaccine (specially ppre "Next week?" � to combat common cold bac But just as she spoke she seal-' - _ INeernor / with richly concentrated Vitamins ized a man had suddenly appeared 9ASPIRINA Bi` C and b. iii the opening in the.•aide• of the I • •. I Remember: ALlaRt31-tAss for - "?Y` speeder-relief from colds; vIrAVAX hedge. I" �•ttoyor cross on each fvWd Is OINTMEN to build immunity to colds. Ask "Harry she cried aghast. vour su•rantee'Ibef It's Aspirin druggist. Roberta Biological At the sight of the two figures in Laboratory,Toronto. ass the suptmer house Harry_had. re- ISSUE._4.8-18441_',_ _ t ; t. ,... - _ E ON,< '^ the Editor received a 01.10 rem from 1 F.dltorislly - eoutboed Politics'is the art of obtaining moray Ottawa, accon ng to the siamature,• quotas .,Cuie.au that most of the from tke editor of another Ontario I �`. Qtic�.' Ercall' the rich and votes Erna the .-+ ••articles would ill. w tuln be accepted .,wkly. He requested that we publish •. 4 POO an this pretext of protecting v .by branches, made and shipped by (infepring that all other weeklies Combination^Storni Doors;,sad each from the other• the end of this October. But the thing) Storz Rash' - Made to lltiet were doing the same 3eport, she declares;is frightening- mai.1 that all draftees.be sent over- Aspkalt Shingles _. i _ It is evidr:It that workers are still was s��iately, Knowing that t11A Roll Roofings • • J• I�OIlevan W'i pa�ent-Nagging Praia insisting on making the articles weekly ,Association dogs :,ot tak: l _ they moat like to ,mak+e. "Have we any 'part in politics, as an Aseocis- ^_-- `_A°phait Sidings -- -• -B. A., B. $t. �s3 s._ttN_T_etnpe�e'and that :,forgotten the wQmEn arA zhildren tion, we became suspicious of this '' wall Board& oft. - OotriO Land SurTSM Nerves. It tray-be Yens ETeL in the bombed areas of the Mother- wire, an did not publish the ilr-., , � � �. - Irn�!-the pain an stra.a under but did forward the wiis to Assoc- _- Ne •Me Gordon. :''�' Xing 198, oa�a..:ti C. H. TUCK. OPT. Q'l. ' which: so many now live--hex much iation beadquart::rs advisi:•., thi,.1 ti is needed_to eta p thc4m:' asks Mrs• that had -we, c be .i able to obtain the Fraser, as she gives ' figures, to anal as 'oY the :.der, we would Disney Block,. Opp.P: O. show "what we have en&avuured to. have wi:r.3 him, 'asking him"o'mhid* do-and have »ot"; In thy, first two: his own business, that w' cutaelves I Pt►one 1fF16 K months o, 1944 Onts_iu assumed could p_ovido all the necessary_-Hat- �a (',o, OSHAWA. ON_T. responsibility of quotas calling for 'ter`on this subject that we could 528,000 articles for .civilian.; to be use. As we go,to p:r:ss this ,aorning - %completed•by ,Sept. 30 Era:rhes fn �, roc:ivc a reply from Association LIMITED _ i the Province have accept less than Headqua.tees, stat:.g - th a send^r half. And the needs of tl a rues and of this wir, i3 a laws .:r in his town, ,..Scarboro Junction - `: - women in the A:::ied Farce3.ars alit an associate editor of the paper in being •• than••hal hau: been• . . —STAML - ted b branches in Ontario. o that red- TELEPHONES - Howetrd 1117, and Scarboro 838 -- And the situation re comforts-or png. We are not .taking any part ire womca in the Servic:.a is worse= . ti;.: conscription issue, but--s^• what ;out of 21,900 articles branches have .. W,e. ,nean? ' Here was a politici •.tbi- - Millwork- _ taken a quarter. i using an "ur�l�.-cover' ' _::shod to, e Women ,7 are urged to go to their influence the w .*lies. If compulsory Frazries Doors Screen Hearst Red Cross branch; take service is necessary, by all mesas -. _ ___ Interior Trim Mouldings _ _ _.': S touf fville a.d SinnSoft. and Hardwood Floori . to do it as quickly, as possible. For. �,}' Rs• to the efficiency 'of csa- Brick Insulated Siding C--dargrain.Shingle Siding - gone Stouffville 100 this is the last long •mile. There is scripted +n with volunteers. Sg�ak- Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Shingles - no disguising the seriousness of.the, Ing ir<;-a experience in- the laet war, - Asphalt.Shingles Rolf Roofing *LOVEMBEIR 23, 24 aa+d 25 situation. wj say -- after two or thr, • days un-. - Masonite Products Barclay Tile Best Foot For war •der fire you could• not tell a con- - Rock Wool Insulation Cccner,it and,Line Just before publishing, last week script from a volunteer. Weeping Tile Sewer Pipe In Technicolor - -- =- _ ARTIiv S1 NOL'R p c. RE PAIN - .. ' M 100� PU 'T ■ ,,, Lucile_Ball - armers -of S. rt to r i O also All- grades of P. C. Cedar Shingles Colnaz,in;t; ting Color Cartoo - Y...OU,.R HOME MARKNT(AZ PAY T©RpN?OPRICES AT WSTY, — w E NESDA80 �D Y TtiES.,'Ma le Leaf Fire NUVE)111f,R 27, 28 and 29otGj W ' ANTED von D Hens and Spring' ri„ ' BroilerR _ __ _- -- -- —' we do building of au kinds P -mob - CARPENTERING I Wally'Brown Marey McGuire ` Cheap Rates Farm and Comtry - . t;h a for Fa try Highest Market Price - B dings _CEMENTING E PLUMBINa ten° _ : - n - - - _ n Wi dstorm Insurance on Buildings ROOFING Cam and Disney Cartoon Windmills,. Silos etc. - -- -We tbo sell Brmdord Roofing l _ TIiURSDAY. FRI. SATURDAYAutopobiie Imarsna a� Iseriala,.Ea}pire Iatbsoom�K RINCS FAR `Z AR Kinds - EquiymsnDuro Water NOV. 30 n :�— - - esti l M I T E D write or Phone watt stave. EgWDment,y and D 'nation Toky 't a » fl EGG GRADING lf"ATIOht diad D[a Bowman c Rowe Buil tend. i WHITBY, ONT. _ PHONE WHITBY 836 f _ >Sstlnaates Fuse Toronto AD 6523 - Pick, be it 1 Work Gasraateed_Pkow 6M ;AGineoart 88 -- - _ d. �K USL -' RON GIBSON We Can Bud Our War into a Breadline . F. v TRANSPORT . _ ton, .. -o_n. . .. :: � .: :- +. ��, . � ,.:Fare's Elevator - - TRANSPORT . _OL . es Off 38W VIP �,� a VI _ -- -W Solicit Yonr Attm�.iosi sad liurint!as �C only through profiting by past mistakes.:.will we suffer f_ Remember how in Feeds gND GFR VEL STONE ` PouPtryW, Hog, Dairy, whole or a n, Grow*iag- chop Western Grain, r ' , , - Mash for chickens 600 grana. the lost worfolks blew their mo ►f0411.e;soon a caused uric to rise` lbe Developing _,ot Mallasses, Oil Cake, Glutton, DEAD HORSES AND C?1TTL C e Bran, Shorts, Middlings •o.that by 1918,the =s yovbuy tads for 89 cast .85then; while bob s coat Reefing For tree plug np. phone lees, Roofing, . .. today. This inflation n Asphalt Wooden Shingles F1R40KLIN�T oras compared t -o similar-coat of X408 g CLAREMo : .: .: 9 S Was and all Wire Fencing, Steel Fence Posts CL:4REMONT• . ,. 9R1 - Cement, Binder Twine, Harness • . . ..`• • ' . .... . ,�„"' -. ..'. - •:. � .. and Farmers' Hardware NG _ .. .._ .. ' ' + Sure and Woods' 'Milkers Installed PICI�F.RI'�iG .. .. ..� 8 too soon -1t was followed.by the inevitable de 1 uFF. Thous wh g AGINCoITRT .... ,..zone 21 ' cods' Coolersractor Oil ' -_ W - T we pay the., plane- charge our government is determined to'provent inflation now, why there are price ' - Claremont, GORDoN .YOUNG LTD -- .. : o 'Phone Ad.S&W i o Brand-inflationor —measures�.A ►e cost of living down and ellers- and ' Toroct • :,.' , . •.. ._ Atkinson J. A. WdLLOUGHBY . koep.our dollar volus.l�igh,And YOU help prevent a future depression and 61..p•your -: 1'hpne AQm. 201W2 - Stouff. 290 . + .`-..,,, r a••.:. .', �. ,�.. Head Office -- Toronto .. r __ -- - — - �o e_- l:5R'Yonge_'S_t. ADU605 .�, L is need oforslgli m varus... ev-cry time you pass up a.need ere "Largest and Oldest in Auctioneers Canada - Established Forty invest your money wisely ,►lam; and avoid black morket•spendniq, _ Spec alio g�ia Farm stock, CONSULT OUR ACYeaTIVE CITY CITY ti Propertyniture, and. FOR THAT HOME 7N THE CITY Sal s .personallsted sand Fu • `All ,.,,,.,.... ------ - "adves•tised. Bills .prepared and _ posted: 1sOsw I promise to give my support to keeping the cost � DUNALD RUDDY BarraEsl Pro ' gt Service •. - 410.South Ofo tr nerlyE of Court H he lallicitbr.Notary Public. te A S ■� . of living down. I will buy'only what I need. I Reasonable -Rat�ett s amupied _ will observe the.ceiling whether buying or sell= PHONE 290 •STOU'FF FILL -- -- ' ing goods or services. I will .pay o8' old debts, Barrister Solicitor Notary Pab1i save for the,future, invest in Victory Bonds and - '. _ - • w'ar Savings Certificates. .And .I will..support . . Claremontea f.• _. c C R I C -1 A R fls N -SuitR 611 Continental Life . taxes which he lower the cost of living. _ _ _ 13. •Market • . 371 Bay St,.Joronto No. 1. Special and Cnnftt;areial {1 _ Qgalitp. Meats ftj'30j4*W 501Our truck•-els in. Dunbartonand � _ ■ I v n - _ viciluty a cry Tues., a d Fri,, and w>NI� ftud � _ E-Y— Ashon 1 TN WM ble glad to calf on you. Dressed- Poultry Bou B?ht aurc7al me 0,TM vim. atetep ae Iatrodusecry ON 009 act MEIA►I A. J. sursTrRLAND u'���e�rta° .ri'Me+Msi ens' ra• ' . ` , # pumsbed by THE BREWING-INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) p •;-1 Pltone 1888 Claremont'. Oat. t to help ,,vad the dansem that iodado• represents for all the people of she Nadia OMT�11 0 _ _— ,v - - 1 Tie Devotional.Session was conduc- , resulting w follows: President, It m .�. _ r tad by N!11Z. George,Philip cod Mrs. Zte'V a Chas. Annie,. vice-President, Miss' a. �'R E ON Bruce hacnii gava a very :+:xcslleat May Som,meLville, Sea-ftry-traas- : : review of the 3rd Chapter of the Merrrbers sad friends rmet at tho urer, Mrs. E. J. Annie. Wool Cos~ •' 1 s.., -' Study Book. Pres--nt Mrs- Johnston r r Mrs. Jack DacGlasham. Oven 3" Doris- Smith, Uxbridge, autobio phy of Gracie'Moore r t hosae of Dire. W. A. Hilts for the vEne , f ., ,. -spoI6 of using facts frau the Bln9 Nowmber sheet •►g. Roll Call was seas Box Fund Ccramittee: Mrs. r.; spent last week'with-Mbs Dorothy`_ My' Uncdnaidered Ja*.43nt Book aa--,,tirt of the study at the sinswered by a "Health Hint", the Forgie, Kra. S. G. Morrish and Efawlsley. f Noel Busch describes he��,� jourra,y meetings, to familiarize .the cw en- topic being "Health". Mrs. J. Define lilts. Cropley. ilVa: a:: sorry to report that Mrs. from New York to Buts Air's, bera with the work of the W. M. - - render*�d a beautiful solo "RErmem- __- _,`VYalfoki is still iii very poor-health. l;ap_tow3►, Cairo, runlet-'�Gondon e-..3 ffiE�,nbrra who atLead��d the recent' _ Harold Coates expects hi3 dis- Dubhri, - _-._ braaa�" act by Mrs. ' G. _ . Charge from the Army- on i1ioaday. . "Sharps, Fins, end ffiillet"-.an Rally at Clsrennont, were asked to Hamlin. Mrs. H. Hornshaw and Mrs. „ give i•;rn^-as gained at the meet- H Michell' deli �irEerlWOOC� ,. ,�,; went in on D Day and return- explosive book on China. Misa Sues delighted with s piano' ed to England shortly afterwards, � reveals cnu�ir inside information ob- ing. Mrs, Norton, Mrs. Philip, 'M•rs. duet. Mra. J. Whetter, of Markham M a.'Meighton and herfa�nar Mr..!-tained first hand.: .K.erane -y- reaponded. Mrs. J. KnDx waa gist speaker. Her talk on - Was: Biehsrdson Tosses : iiEundell went to Toronto to spend a ecluPsted that the: De*,t, r•Knee- Health, was most fiateresung arnd ting be- held at hzr home- -requmtst educational, 'The President, Mrs. N. Sympathy o! people of Greenwood r'r w weeks with Mr. and Mra- B. .F. granted. At the close of the meet- is extended to Mrs. A, Harbron,. tKilKilpatrick. Mrs. Meighton is not in Randall conducted the me.�ting. Kinsale, on the death .of her bro best of.fiearth at.present. Brougham ing, hosteaseB Mrs: Moira, Mrs. Lean- Mrs. Randall enjoyed a day at the Jack Ward of the RCAF $Pew the - - ' --. -- an and,Mrs. Painter served delicious Convention► they Wkn. Richardson, at her ha►r.�a.'. r.freshments and tea, and a social -Funeral takes place this Friday af' - wzek-end-at his hoarse here. The W. J. Brown family were with It was a real treat on.Sunday to ternoon at 2.00-from her residers: .half-hour was enjoyed. o . - ]figs Doris Dolphin, Toronto, spent Mrs. Brown on Saturday. ._ .. sere th., choir ;•a the United Church. • • • • f she. week-ernd with-he -people here. Mrs. H. Rolph of . anado It is hoped it will continua. Greet:wood- Mills-Sold to WIlUam �o,�a . s old Brou hai nR Ferrier- Perth, Qatario --)I hnid their first t' ens on Sunday. ~� _ -next Monday night at the home of The Norman Kira- family o u - - - mer inn my • r. An Mrs. gar_-Wars, -at _ n,.were rs-at-the . Ms}r�o} X..1 ,- . . -- R o� Mr yrnnv ttsu.ffvilla— ha chose for his subject of discourse .�.. • ._. _ . �. .• - �, hone on'Sunday: - - • Wm. -Fra ' r, Perth, Ont., - i poor-hen ith. Mrs King renew sPqnaintancaj_ "'Sin" following his sanion of•last Coning to the above are the two who has had lo• •ex rience is Burin the past few da and we with old friends at church, Sunday on. is furs ou s ing pn nes ung y milling and comes highly recom g pa thou art mindful of him". The choir Way", for a week's engagament, -hope that he wilf soon be out again. .-Mr. and Mrs, M. .Harniltpn arriv- y mended. Carwinters are .back at work at ed home from their 'DA-Aroit trip, on 'sang two selectior,s.� Dec. 18.to 23; also "White Cliffs of. I know he-will-give better ser- The Young Peoples U�:nioh mat at Dover",Dec. 25 to 27.Cede!, Greek sobool again this weelf vice than I have been able to e cine o Francis on on _ —•avid the plasterers are expected to. �'"�,t.- give during the past four years. A• commence their word,in a few days. Church. News Tuesday ,evening: The Gley Club will He will keep a full line of conn - - - Mrs. Robins, Peterboro, known', to _The November meedlag_of the '.W. have charge of•the service of praiso art�n centrates and feeds on hand. on Sunda next. t:nsny in this district is down in New M. S. was held on. Thursday after- X - � - Chopping Monday, Wednesday York at present. Her sister ,rid bro- moon November 16; al the home of The Ex°r~utiv,� of the Sur�iay and Friday, or by telephone ar- School will m•�t -at the hama of Mrs. Margaret Burke, Bowman- Cher=in-law were badly hurt in a D. and Mars. Mairs, with the usual rangement will grind lots of not. bI'rs. Philip o i Saturday to arrange utile, was a r:-cent visitor of the' motor aecidcnt a_few days ago; b9th -large atUerrdance. ,President, „Odra. , lees than 25 bags or over on for supplies for 1945 Morrish a. being admitted to hospital. L. Johnston Sr. pra:eided at the open- Mira A. 'Brander 'and'Mrs. Dales other days; except Saturday. Lawrence MacDowell of the Army in and business sessions. 12rs. H. Miss Bonner, btatar Missiora;y I Give hien a .trial-I know you g to Seek at W: M. Q. Meeting hour returned to 'their he�nes after y - - is with his ole-here for the.;veek-. Plaxton was at tho tarts The *min- p will et good service. He is in- ie p v%aWa 'R:w. F.- W. and Mrs. bead- g ^end, utes of the last meeting were mead Miss Bonner, rturned -hie sin g ' by-Secretary Mrs. B: Ritchie. ,++,err- ;frcan India, eriilvgiwt.an address in den; at Brechin. stalling a feed mixer as Soon as, Local Car in:a Bla, ~, an emsnts were mad- a I Brougham Uait=d Church on Friday, -We are pieasad to report that it can be delivered. g g I Dec:rr5er fat at 2.30 rrn., u-d�r Dr. Pearson is out again after a' I thank my custcrners for their Mr, F:d: Radshaw had extensive meeting in tha_church on December- p business for many years and am g the auspices of 'the W. M: S. Locust swere cold. dr,:nag. done to- his car last Sunday 1st, when bliss Bowman, returned p sorry I.. have :not been able to ' 'night, when it caught_fire. He .was missionary from India, will oe pr,:s- Hill W. M.: S.'will assist ir, the s-r- The local Red Cross u,.it held give as good service the past taking a party to meet the train to ent and .address the :rhe-`ing. M-m- vice• -Lunch and a social Vrne will`{ their me,.t:zng on Thursday sf er- four Sears as usual. Tor..•-ito._A stone flew up ar.1 struck bens of Locust Hill Society will be follow: You ar. cordially invited to noon at the hoof.+ of Mrs. Craver:• 19. i,,, Green gals punct ng-it.. Wh•:n present and -assist in tha service. attend. Curse and bring a• friend: !_ The flection o! officer3 was held h•e etopp'd the carr, the gas ignited, burning a tire. All.tha paint at the back of th-• car and most of the up- if _ holstering' was destroyed. No ow.- with ne A0 v�it himua w injured, but the .mga h as J +� _. -burned :his coat while trying to ex- tinguish the flames. The local fire canpany was called, but the flarnis r - - been t .,•i Welt-known Ctarem`ont Girl Meda s• r 4t - - i Toronto Mas A .quiet wedding was solemnized last Saturday afternoon at the Bap- list paisonaga, . when Miss Jean ' -'Ward daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. �='C�ITAIMLY � Ago& , Fried W Claremont, was United - -- - in tnfrriage'to DFr; Keith re- o 'Toronto. Rev. I. E. K�anedy perf�ned the = ceremony, assisted by. Rev,W. Wen- T.. - y: t bum. The attendants we:a: Mrs: t t Y= How -d -Hayrr,Z3, sister of the bride,,. and Mr. Haynes. Following the care- r:ony, a reception was hely a e _ _homie of.,the bride's parents with - - the i1�7ii1 and relatives Atte+idir:,g.' Y r - After a wedding trip to points ON West, the coup will teside in Tor- `\ yid - ',.• - .. - yp friends of the Goodfellowship Class of the UnitEd Church mgtj,r their `re-utar-monthly •meeting- at the - I. -'- .'lnc,.n :of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Redshaw ! , • -on Tuesday-, Nov. 14. The progrrm was. in charge of Mrs. Lehinan and Mrs. Manion. A vary splendid paper 1,00,000 MORE I*A I'R s - s• .on "Youth and-Aire" was gluon b Y t Mrs. Lehmann, Readings; Current Ev- PF CHfLDREN'S SHOES' LKST-YEAR tF E �f S A PTCA i! 1 N ents and Musical Numbers were giv- en whrch' node a`very'fine lsogrz r.n. -An the last twelve months.Canadjon many-_ _ `. J" •-O F R U .B 13 E R - SOLE SHOES In the ab: ;nee of the President, the � ' In normal times most young Canadians got at' ` .1fact rs made , for Canadian children _ -business was conducted by the Vice- + k least one pair of rubber soled, canvas-Lop shoes President, Mrs. K. Nlkey. Gwn.as about 25% more shoes than in 1939-a ' a year. But natural rubber supplies fell into ." ' .' enemy hands, and the manufacture of rubber &.id a• da' -larch-=hro'trght..-a.-_se; -.Cha.--orga --.._ . . _. _happy evening to a close. Arvid Lang e�as 8rastica-TIy curtailed. We're now- Syna wa;' sung. It was decided-to direction of production by this Boards using reclaimed and synthetic .rubber in these accept the invitation of >Vir,,and Mrs. Footwear Administration and the eo- shoes.-there have bean more of them this year P and there will be more next year. Leacher-soled G. Middleton, Stouffvilla, to" have operation of manufacturers. And this,was t' shoes have had to be used in place of this rubber= ; . - 'ihe Dec amber .:meeting at their accomplished white they, Were making F- -• soled footwear but shoes made of leather need hcr�ne, with Mrs. F. Carson-and, Mrs, more care than running shoes. When they don't rps shoes for wak- wear out more tricks ;when the et M.tnitte iddletur, on the Invalmil I- ors; who wear out their shoos faster wet they must be dried slowly,away rom direct ' then they do In their normal em I�opmttiM. sways adratsbee of should g�X��Poor care-ot - Public Library Has an ceVent - Choice of Nese -Non-fiction - " • "Goodnight Sweet Prince'=the ,life and times of,John Barry'cnore. " A E A T H E R G O E S T O WAR - -"Garden Guide"-for the amateur You've ,yam v.-.; Qt to have good strong twined at the highest level con- gardener by 28 experts. - .leather for children's shoes, but sistent with the labour and mate- "Anna and the King of Siam"-" the soldiers are to1� most of ..rials available.:While shoe.fac- he experiences of-Anna Lronowans; - fin,Stot,d'ards and ' oursfor their boots.'For,these tones have bees working over- an English.woma'n who..was engaged TM'oc'9 the leathers,a'substantial portion of f' _.. -to. teach the erran childr•�.ti and fav- SuPFiy fO' _the hides came from South Amer- time, factory capacity for civt- + ' X Board wotdm 111E ¢ liar shoes cannot be expanded in r ourite concubines of the Royal Har- d,la{p,of civilian hoods to ica and other countries. War cut wartime and it's not possible to.:.. - ethatweMhuropop down these imports and there. 'em, n• to P,ovid• have been difficulties is getting change plants from the manu- a ",� • ,: Roughly Speaking"--the auto- Biba a do facture of one type of shoe to a++tit+�s enc h. of these and our own =biography of Louise.Randall Pierson. ties to 0W1teta�h•4ua-.. .fiide�s tanned.into leather due t6 another,-for instance,from wo- "They Shall "Not Sleep -a••war- - °nd the limitoilor s h- shortage of workers. The pro- men's to children's. The pro- :correspondent tells what.he saw and �'' b d,. ,horwo•of duction, of high grade-leather 'eesses, the machines and the a 1 learned in Burma, India,,China-and• boarcodnwwdtb,how _ _shoes has, however, been warn- lasts are different,. _ » F law that you can't • IMM, at . r .. .. ... mWn in fir. r.��;,.,, "People• on our Side' $e .en qN-011 yoe.'"°1St H'O-E _ TUR`NINO �I1BES INTO S ;grossing story of the forces shaping tiiM• - 1 the'destinies of Russia, China. and There are very larggee war uses of leather shoes are of the highest quality India. —for instance, zti'f*Sotwear. A soldier re- leathers obtainablet leaving the other <�. "Lessons .on_My .Lifg"—by Lord quires four pairs of shoes in the:first_yeat. grades of leather for civilian use. Airmen Vansittart, England's former Peri csa+'"r°"r r� _ unan i t Under-secretary of. State wesl�,. Mea d,d Trade tWA. of his service and about three pairs per need leather for jackets and mitts: War for Foreign Affairs. •_ Dews with -year, thereafter. But, what is more im- ._ factories need leather for belting and. German di loin i portant,• he .needs to have his shoes- farmers need leather for harness.Leather + � p at service, Nazis, ;re-soled four*or five times a year. His —the best leathers—has gone to war. 11'rutisiarr5 Officer caste, German in- ' 'ldastriallate,. Gemmae Intelligr_nce etc. J. "The Little Locksmith"-tke auto- s e , s - ��Q td invalid, mplisl'.anents of r ' •- ' -'---�--t�°graphy and onto L•. � _ -- - -- ----"You're " '11Bs ti OW OF A IMM OF ADMTIfr MS OWING TN/ FACTS AbOYT Tris VJMY UMAMW OF VANOY: WMV UND Tou_s Only H1lorian Once -• an - ��r y H"Y CHICKS, FOIL itA11­14 pPP01t'1'IIlI1'1'1)OS SOi t♦PUlill�f s•' BOOKS YOUR ORDER REGISTERED bOUTHDOWN } • - a1,; . ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW Yearling Rams, Lambs, and -BE A HAIRDRESSER - and not be disappointed All Ewes. Choice quality Gordon JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL ` cblcks are from guarantee[}•treat- ,Allan,' R.R. No. 1, Or Ilia. Great Opportunity, Learn BOX- ed stock, and from 25 oz­e990 dressing C or better. Barred Rocks ttiIxed BUFFObK BREEDING RAM S, Pleasant dignified Drofeasioar good $12.00 per 100, White Leghorns Also Yorkshire Gilts farrowing wages. thousands scccesaful. Marvel mixed $11.00 yes 100, Barred Nov. and Dec. R's gist e r e d, graduates._America's greatest eye- Rock yw Rock Pullets $19. ,00 per 100, ChurchsideLudenburg, .Untarlo. tem. Illustrated catalogue tree. _ _ __ • . _white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per Write or call z • R _100, white Rocks mixed $15.00 NOVEMBER SALE. ANGORAS, ALL _ger 100, white Rock Pullets ages, reasonable. Elmer Sage, MARVEL HAIRDRESSING ' `24.00 yyer 100, Brown leghorns R.R. 2, Galt, Ontario. SCHOOLS mixed $13.09 per 100, BrownIeg-, $58 BLOOR W., TORONTO horn pullets $24.00 per 100. We Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton. 41 �uarantee 100ho live delivery, TURKEYS FOR BALM &.T4 Rideau Street, Ottawa. •alancepaidC.O.D.� OariCityY Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. BOURBON RED BREEDERS, ALSO Broad Breasted Bronze all from -, T More men smoke Pieobae Do' YOU _WANT TOP NOTCH blood tested stock, withoms $12.00, .BOTOGRAPHT -su -YouO know that Top Notch tch P. C. Welle,0'Thedlord tOnti order. .LIME TESTED QUALITY e chicks are profit mak-ea.-You­ SERVICE and SATISFACTION than an' other Pipe' Tobacco .know that they are Government GFtNUINE BROAD BREASTED y Approved from bloodtested breed- Bmaze Breeders, Government Your films properly developed slid ers that are acclaimed for their Approved and Banded by O.A.T. printed livability, fast growth and high B,A Blood' tested, free range. 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE RULLB 269. in Canada production. But here's ■bmething Toms 24 to 28 lbs. $15.00,-Hens REPRINTS 8 for 25c you don't know until you )en, $8,00• Order now. December de- FINEST 'ENLARGINQ SERVICE for our Early Booking prteelist livery. 'Orders taken' for 1946 You may not get all the films you (how much you will save by Poults. Lee Williams, R.R. No. 4, want this year butou carr get all acing ykart ricelist to-. Dunnville, t e Quality end-�aervtce you deslFi dry. TopNotch rc er ea,Ontario. BEAD-BREA9TF�D BRONZE TO SERVICE Turkeys, vigorous, heal aloe Station J. Toronto y ? Also Jamesway sectional, hot `. YOU CAN ORDER BRAY CHICKS water incubator, cap aci ty 6500 now and count en '0meat, and remember its ti'lime to orders !or Poults, both bronze. HRISTN[ASDS-FROI�I- r order your.January Chicks right. and white Hollands. S. H. Ed- YOUR OWN SNAPSHOTS now,,to gel just what you want, wards, R.R 4,. Watford, Ontario. i Your negatives make the most dia- d when. Write for Dricelist. ray .Batchery, 180 John-St. N. tinctive Christmas Cards you can -' - PUREBRED WHITE HOLLAND nda will turkeys, Erom 11100d-LObLed a ­.- . treasure-particularly friends on 1 ' e Young toms wetghing 23 lbs., active service. Select your favourite 110 ROCK HAMPSHIRE P(7LLET8. hens 14 lbs..NOW. Clarke Foley, negatives and send to us. We'll Selling's best, five months, $1,50 "Southern Acres", Lansdowne, delivered. Gordon :Hanna. Route Ontario. return 12 attractive, embossed • greeting,cards with pictures printed 9, Dunnville, Ontario. F` `',•s ,. '.- r>' BURSEaIA21]919IIP on-and envelopes for mailing-ell ✓ for 69c. Order early. (2 Pbotoa on LAYING AND READY TO LA SItIrAK AWL TRAIN Ea ` _ pullets for immediate delivery. Horses." A book every farmer Barred Rocks New Hampshires, and horseman should have. It is STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE 'White Legghorns and Hybrida. free; no obligation: Simply address Hort-1SY, Postal Termlwa! A. Toronto Alaolbooking orders for day old Beery School of Horsemanship, A customer at Berwick. N.B., writes �! chicks. bend for contest folder Dept. 411, Pleasant Hill, Ohio. us: "I received the beautiful Christ- and .Early Booking _ pricelist Tedle Chick Hatcheries Limit- mar cards which you printed from w, y ed, Fergus Ontario. ltl i<CHINERY REPAIRS mY, own negatives, and I want you -'The Stronger Ses, Its Just A Good y know how pleased I am with your wonderful' work and prompt Not The Weaker IJId Navy Custom POULTRY KEEPERS MACHINERY REPAIRS service. I will be a regular custom- GENERAL MACHINE SHOP.WORK er o! Star Snapshot Beevlca., from _ " - HE CERTAIN OF SECURiN(; GOOD.' now on." - ][saes inability to understand .The old naval custom. of calling healthy Chicks this coming Sea- ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE Any Size Roll-6 or 8 Exposures. son by placing your order now. WELDING DEVELOPED -AND _PRINTED Cee _ *omen is largely biological• eom- everyone by -his last name was., 'Write for 1945 prices on our Gov- METALLIZING 8 MOUNTED ENLARGE31ENTS s.'te 1m4mtJ Time Magazine. The more all right when the. Royal Navy erament Approved Chicks,' also HAVE YOUR WORN 8HAFTS Size 4 x 6" in Beautiful Easel catalogue containing the probe= AND BUSHINGS MADE LIKE. Mounts. scientists study the question, the was an all affair, but things brooding and methods used 1n NEW BY THE NEW METAL , You can -have enlargements colour- rafsing better poultry. SPRAY PROCESS - !mate fundamental differences.they are, different now that women are - ed by hand for s small additional rind between men and women. enlisting as auxiliaries. •'MONKTON POULTRY ALL WORK GUARANTEEU charge. Girl babies ars general] born There -was some eyebrow lift- FARMS Framed Enlargements 4• x 4'•, .. y GOC�SOIl Contracting ivory tint mounts, r frames 7" x Circus- Sipe• to trine days sooner than in'g recently , when a group of Monition, Untarto Co.. Ltd. Burnished Gold or Suver, Circus- ,.boys; they teethe and talk earlier grizzled naval officers. on inspec- + elan Walnut or Black colourEbon 'finish ;.their bones harden sooner; they tion heard a chief petty officer ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW. -. Union St., Toronto- See: •if enlargement coloured 7in- JUNCTION 7360 ly int Your damn and address plain- JUNCTION" lY on all orders. have fewer fewer red corpuscles and a call: Come in her, Honey." He ,AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED ' faater pulse; they are more-emo- was addressing Mildred Honey, of your chicks for arae rwhen you want them. Bararreded Rock FAN•!! FOR S.(L10 PERSONAL 9ional (more active thyroid Highland Creek, Ontario, a Wren. mixed $12.00 er0100, white leg_ • ; ly .mature.more rapid- Ix 21. ver loo. Ba _. -. gred Rock Pullets 1 . ger 1 s0 acres good tractor land, large , ' 9k. A girl sleepsmore 'than a boy, when Miss Honey was transferred white leghorn pullets $2..•00 per bank barn, 2 houses, 1 Stone, 1 Christ,' wonderful -book free. m4tedi leas food has i lower meta- g 100. Heavy Breed Ctcl.a. $6.00 or frame; furnishings optional; S Megiddo Mission, Rochester ]!. to a tactical training centre and �10 N.Y. 100. Leghorn' Ckla. $2.00 per miles from the town of -Durham. - boli•m rate, is warmer in Winter found that one of her fellow .All chicks hatched from 26 on. 11 Cawthra Sq., Toronto. 4999 or better'and from special HITLER'S LA$T WILL AND. (b.•cause of better insulation) and Wrens was hamed Miss Precious. mated flocks, Guaranteed 100% Testament? Brg Inugh, novelty ''cooler iP.- Summer. - � - . Says her -•persefit commanding ;live delivery. $1.00 books your 480 ACRES RED RIVER� VALLEY � 10c. Catalog' fir a e. EMPIRE - order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow land, good buildings, electrified. _NOVELTIES,.•Peterboro. Ont. - Woman is also the stronger ,rex offices: "13atchery, Chatham', Ontario., tapped water, suitable for dairy. Though her muscular. strength- is "It's too much. All day .it's etc., U ntfle from town and pav _ 4d highwuy, 9 miles from. Win- PATENTS, y a a o a mea, • e u Chicks? Of course you do because ' ..soucn more efficient organism for There's a fellow named Darting ,you know that Top Notch chicks . Bold with or without filth equip-- survival. at this base and if.he gets drafted are profit makers. You =know- sasnt Boz 188,78 Adelaide W. FETHERBTONIIAUGH & COMPANY that they are Government Ap- 'Toronto: Patent Solicitors. -Established into my department I m throwing proved from bloodtested breed- 1890• - 14 King $$Neat, '`Toronto. in the sponge:' ere that-are acclaimed for their 226 ACRES ON PAVED HIGH- Booklet of,.Information oa• re- CH.ECKED livability, fast growth and_ high quest. + -- roduction. But here's somethin way, Toronto 14 miles, 5 acres. ITCH � p S bush. balaa(e tractor land. Ex- you don't.. know until you sen Ole Mone dCk The world's busiest railway eeriest daily or grain farts, bank Y for our early booking prteelist 'barn, water in' stables, ample- STAMPS , War 2 -function is Clapham, on the South (how much you will save by• ynent shed, oultr house. Good s not Pico and at ern rat way,. with , rams m fortit Early Booking pricellet to- -rooms ou e, o. o e. heat- ���� o0.�nee�ure coot$ns,medicated iigwd 24. hours. day. Also taytng and ready to Ing, -hardwood floors, hydro, $300.00 for puatace stamp eollec- H.O. PR[iCRIPTION. Greaeelep sad separate house for help. Genuine tion. Write Munri. 3442 Prud-. i+talakea Soothes,comforts and quickl calms lay pallets ,for immediate de- bargain at less than $100 An. homme Ave., Montreal. itchiDon•tsafler Ask 3' t _livery. Top. Notch Chickertes. acre; illness forces Bale. F. Shier, sods: for Q. D.P.lRtfCRll�il fON. t3velIItr, flatarlo X16 Lawrkrice E.: Toronto. - �__ ILL ���� AGE.YT!► WANTED 100 CHICKS FREE EVERGREEN FRLQ7 FARM'SO- AN OLD ESTABLiSHEr) CHICK r: C� I�QRATE✓� WITH EVERY 091.-ER OF 100 PUL- acre fruit farm w4th 80 acres hatchery wants. agents In cer- let chicks, we give 100 free chicks thrifty productive fruit of all taro locattties in Cnnadti to, take j - AY--'"-r -for-rhfcka--tm-rotrr=""re- $22.95 per 100, barred Roc Dul- pressure water system and $- time. The commi'sa+on la Rdod „Alen spud on the kwdKaa Teta $19 95 per 100. White Rock piece. bath'. Will sell full ]lee and the chicks are well and fav- , Nothingismoredeptes• am rlhaw tivotio the a,tell m h" Pullets $24.9b per 10C. Brown leg- of equipment also. Apply to curably known. Write Mr full _ horn Pullets $24.95 per 100. All Clarence Wella, Forest, H.R. 1. details Box No. "182. .72 Ade40de I suffer?..JAmbly's trod std D�lurthei complications. backed egg - %rrell sive instant relief . D pedigreed stock, 11.00 hooka your: - ' ambly'sisgoodfocear• �*'* d�sw order, balance delivery. C.O.D. Guaranteed $1AtRURR931NG a,��s• 100% live delivery. Kent Hatch- WARTED , awhe.toothache,painsln ery, Chatham, Ontario. back. stomach, bowels. LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method.- information SAFE$ WANTED, IN GOOD CIi I DYF;ING ! CLEANING an request regarding classes ditlon. J. & J. Taylor, LI1t+itcd, Robertsons Halydreasing Aced- 145, Front St. E., Toronto. P11,V0939 \ ♦ N 'em 187 Aveltue ._ oa y It�t Toronto. dyeing or cleaning? rite to us -' -- for tnformution. .We are glad to WANTED.100 TO 2uu ACRE FAlt�f HEADACHE rOWDERS 11 our ueations: Lepurt- within radius of 20 tulles of To. _. r�N oars meat H, tear er a ' Ye ur • If functional periodic disturbances Limited; 791 Yonge-,Street.. To- ter. Must be reaxunuble pace. _ w� � make you`feel nervous, cranky,'high- onto. Only firm in Canada manufacturing '.State all particulars In first let- ; a� � r�Brl i f� strung, tired, weal[and "dragpd out" ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods ;Others' need not reply tiox 1$0, 'YYYttfB `•Q_ a,0 make -at such times-start at once, try exclusively, Write us for particu- 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto. Sere PaWal Piles a me FOR SALE Lars. • Card- pound It relieve such symptoms.Here's a product drat HzLm rta:Ttraz. Follow ELECTRIC 11lUT(rRS, NEW. US1;D, 2.58 Yow;e St, Torowto, Ontario HATCHING EUL-S W A,\I MU 1 Vtl label directions.Plukham's Compound 1945 hatching season. Flocks If you suffer agonizing torture, bought, sold, rebuilt; b e 1-t s, from sore, painful, Itching piles, H worth trying! Made is Canada. culled and blood-triticea tree ,ut pulleys, brushes, Allen Electric here Is a chance to try a simple, f VEGETE n MP:UICA1. charge under t]overnmrnt 8ut�rr- p LYDIA E. PINKRAM S (R91p00tq :Company Ltd.. 23.6 Dufferin St., vision. Good pren+lem paid. For home treatment with the promise Toronto. • of a reliable,_ firm to refund the STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS -full details write Box 'No. 181, cost 1f you are not satisfied' with - often are the cause of 111-heeith, •78 Adelaide W.. Tororto. the results. in humans, all ages. No one im- S<mply- get a_,bottle of Hem-Road NEWLY RECUNDITWNEI+ BOUTS Why not find 0 is r I - 3 i i7h IT IiLH: your trouble? Lnterestin' par- ANT 'TU I1 Y l'H A from any druggist. This is, an. In- Y b D W tetnat treatment_where medics,," INCI)sIE: TAR Rka'lrltTK, complete ' of our armed forces, perfect can. ---tirt>fars-Free:1 Write-SiutveDey'a buafneas, general store- user= tion is directed to the removal oL monthly Bookkeeping Services, ditlon. $3.25 delivered.. Mone;- ' Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3. yard and -hardware, garage, or the cause oi'piles. Hem-Road is a -small businesses our specialty. back guarantee State size, send what have yuu? Give full de- small tablet, easy and pleasnrLt to- '-A. Brett & Companya 8 Wellington money order. Ruskin & Co.. DON'T DELAY! EVERY SUFFER- tails first letter. Box 188. 73 Ade- use - Fast. Toronto Peterborough, Ont. lafde W., Toronto. nae and•pleasing results' ore quick- er of Rheumatic Pains. or Neur- , - ' ly shown. Itching and soreness are itis should try Dixon's Remedy. relieved, pain subsides and as the, BUSINESS OPPORTI`NITIES 'Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, treatment is continued the swell= FOR SALE, SLEIGHS AND CUT- Ottawa. Postpuid $1.00. PONIES WANTED '9.1�i W) 10.'2 Ing and inflAmmntion are reduced OPPORTUNITY FOR MIDDLE ters. Shipped anywhere. For fn hands young mares well broken and the sore, painful pile tumors aged woman for partnership in formation write Box 22, Brussels, FOR CONSTIPATION! FOR EF,' preferred. E. Wheeler, R.R; 2 heal over, leaving the rectal mem- Nursing Home in Ontariu,• Box Ont.: Agincourt. 187, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. fective, gentle action, take con- bottle clean and heathy. Get a mol Laxative Tablets. Relieve con- bottle of Hem-Rind today and see $1.50 a BUSHEL, BAI,DWINS,. PE- etipation safely. Non for form- for yourself what an easy pleasant WILL,SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR waukes, Russets, etc:. delivered. Ing. At your druggist's or send DOMESTIC HELP WA\'PCD way this Is to rid yourself of' ptle a business located In Toronto or. Phone Gerrard '2640' or write $1.0'0 for 2 month's supply, misery. other larger Ontario town 2 ad-' A. Nettle, R.R. 1, PtcKering. scent farms of 100 and 1515 acres, postpaid. Fermol Distributors, WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN. TO NOTE: The sponsor of this notice j Box 712, London, Ont. -lsa reliableBUSH assist, in lis ht cooking and In Cawadn for over 20 Sears. 1f you to. Highest class buildings on horses, mares in foal and farm -housework. Married couple ivith both properties: 170. acres till= a FIG-LAX TABLETS, l PUSLTIVE awe troubled with more, ate you chunks. ares I Mach very Ex- child of five. Fine home, :111 - painful piles, Hem-Road count help able. Lots of running water. change 6th and Halifax Sts., Re- corrective for corrstipgtion, slug- modern improvements House you quickly or the small purchase Valued at $12,000. -Box No. 186, gins, §ask. glah liver, disordered stomach heated with gas. Very choice . 73 Adelaide W.,' Toronto. Wand bowels. 25c at dealers, or by osition. Will pay trona orU�tinn .grlee will be glndiy refunded. p CATERPILLAR TRACTOR DR4; mail, 2 boxes 50c; 5 boxes $1.00; to Toronto and pay every good - BABY CHICKS Snow Plough V type with aide write Fig-Lax Products, Wood- .,'wages: Write Mrs. Wneutcroft, wing; Double Drum Steam Winch stock, Ont. 222 8trathallan Bird:, Toronto. • �' EARN $50.00 THE EASY WAY. -60 b.p.; Double Drum Gasolene MEDICAL Estimate the number of White winch-80 h.p•: Winch with air i 1 Beans in an Imperlel Quart Jar. cooled motor; Universal Joints for FART! -HELP WAN'IP:D - First prise $50.00, also 82 other Hydraulic Hoists. Rtehler Truck PROVEN REMEDY'-EVERY EVERY 8UF- valuable prizes, You may win' & Auto Parts, 874 Wellington W., fere• of Rheumatic Pains or $50.00 in the contest but you are b Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- EXPERIENCED F.iRv1HAND, sure of securing good chicks Lt- you L Montreal. 4dy. Mourner Drug Store, 335 El• single, any nationality, under 60 ' N. %ter you order from Tweddle. You are - ;gin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. years -of -age. Good home, acad sure of saving money if you order FOR cBALE, REGISTERED IRISH wages. Apply Mr. Rob Roy, k1owl. i4 trM - 'loI setter pupples, Domestic and Manville, Ont. rs s ser - them early. addle 194'4'ehieks imported champion bloodlfaes. r er t h�i r r IL satisfied our customers and our BAUKEEKA FOOT BALM destroys ' stn awful bleat•wits wake- , 1946 chicks wUl etlIl ba better. � B. Morgan, Hoz 174, Belle offensive odor Instantly, 45o ' T Unisas tight ores/ ! • : Don't.take our word for it.-Read River, Ont• bottle Ottawa agent. Denman ATTENTION - TRAPPERS,- LCJ3- h 44astipNen aid releasins "Locked- what our customers say tri our Dru Store. Ottawa. Slow di�e.tlen as7 It" bowel. A berman, farmers, a marvelous Be.. M t4r asys.Igsiveaey's n'w6LL e).en. 194b Drfce]1et. Send for contest REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPS, ! ; crat to snare foxes, five times hwW std. airesti.n and ro... sheet telling you all about the litters whelped Sept. 90 and >�SICAL INSTRUMENTS luckier than traps. Address Louja �•r. ais4so v.s f fine and road�or content also Early Booking Aug. 24, 1944. 8 males, 7 females ,toy, Estcourt, Que. sesigsl sleep. Try siahesey'. S""Iml. Prlceliet. Laying and ready to inY $15.00 each either sex. Triple tonight ane sus what It win do yalleta for immediate delivery. Champion, Benzbeat Pie n in a n TRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, S.e Order targe 18-oasee betUs reel Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- breeding Calvin Powless, Ohs- sells, exchanges musical instru- g dr,gdrt 4Nay. 5 ed; Forgus, Ontario, weken, bnt. . meats. 1,11 Church, Toronto 1. ISSUE 48-19" F..-tea:,.k.0 ' ...-::�.�. 4.<, ,.. � �,... ,__ .�.;.: . .� ,' _. _ _ _ :�,: _. _ .. _ .. _ �^-,• .. _ . ... _ ._,.,�. .may.. _,,,.♦. .. ..nM CHINESE FLEE BEFORE JAPANESE ADVANCE SAVED CRUCIF"I P71110 VIX WIT �r •.r^"ar,ll^`J:y.J' '^ 9':�,J°' ',wv!.fq.�l►^c7�• '�!+4+'''e'w-r o+•�•m+/rr.�Y �e",^rd, / M. A Al T�r• ...�,':', r i J�y�..4. a '.,,R i a/+fY' i..r r}7�;. ` r':f' � .. .:;,Y+,Yc } cyi� J 4 , r wp r i c� '4' K - ., .. ,�"^ :: Vi�cc'' • 'w Ancient Filipino woman clutches ? :' xy? f " _-- her precious crucifix; which she carried with her when she fled t - into the hills when an invaded - Leyte: It was the only possession 2p troops convern Liuchow from the north, south and east, the long-suffering Chinese civilian she saved and she hangs onto it population prepared to flee. For weary thousands, no transportation co a prov> e . uc few UMWLR graphs crammed every inch of space on a freight train loaded with human Cargo. They clung to their babies, to a few scraps of food, to crucifix was used to set up $o, life While hid;jMjX ou a small such pathetic luxuries as the parasol shading the youngster huddled close to the smokestack. From locomotive caboose, wherever their shrine, in the hills where natives" could hang pn, refugees-clung to the train. prayed for deliverance. CANADIAN SOLDIM'RS ENJOY CORN ON THE C013 a ; • lam.', H, — �y17J..�- .. SALUTE—He's hungry,but this SCOOP—Children rush to scoop out hot-coals'from underneath to. sa --the locomotive as the train stops for a few minutes. Embers will be ,- ""Thumke manages Up" with a grin that used for heating purposes by the chilled, hungry refugees, who typifies indomitable spirit. huddle together for protection against chill November winds. _ LIM MAJ 6A ,Right near the Dutch-Belgium frontier, _ f a corn and immediately have meals cora a she cob a full of .. .- ate 'picttalre sill r _ :.just.like at ho In this are t3nr. M. R. Jeffery, H •az, Weston, ., and Gnn G E. Keeshfg, Wia>dtss� :. r /� _ - 1 n" SERVE D s ' 4 sna q.,M '.. r�' e^'a „•pYax• ewe'' .:' .'.. - On cool_111ornings, try Z%bisw i. 4 ..�• '�' `�� –'"`t$ --� •��-���°�' � � N Shredded Wheat this way:Dip water,drain and serve with hat -'.or cold milk. Or split tMny, � ->!.1`� - . toast lightly, dot with buffer, SH M� :3 and- serve with top •milk or _ cream. Plan breakfast aroond ,- • �`� '` �s'fi'�" .,�.� �' � ���,�.,^. '€� `3,: Nabisco Shredded WbeaL _Growing youngsters espedaQy, the food energy,It helps 1 • :;� '�, � �:• to supply. � � :,, ° .. - '�5•: "°„t�'. � '� �' .� 4 �... � ; 7NE CANADIAN SHREDDED •', ANY,-ATD.– gwg Niaeare Falls,Canada I0448 As their aircraft carrier steams into a Pacific combat zone, Allied creirmen engage in t grim "egg roll;nq" as they .trundle 500 pound bombs toward a group of dive-bombers on deck. : AWARDED POLISH DECORATION r.. ONE - Y: ` - . : ...>...� _ . .. ...... ...... a' -.. G�"t OKE, 5Wj t. p _ �.JAL NowyOu_Ic w y makes beer c1gere0es rc' Lieut. Cron. H. D. 0. Crarar and Rd. W. Rac:kiewicz, president of Poland lit after the Canadian General had been awarded The - - . nrtgg Yirdtu i1[ilitati, Poland's highest decoration. •s+; 1 5r 7/`+'Y Fav'••t'.t.:. M ...,., �,-. ,•, .ti.: .,..-'_qr 'vh.�. - p:._. -r,'R----_-'•�.,-@---•'_.,. ;..�..,�:,...h..F-L-�•--•v--r.-..,t,•a.'--�. -c--^ - - .. •f-•1y14.,,, b . .� Advt a ".0"'CE TO 'Ba B F3 im 4 por Sale Soo�eia• yWhite LeShora In the Estate of Ida Fermelia Lnnraaoa of an Yloie `/ ore v to ht Howard Shier. widow, Deaeaaed. i �Sti Year as �; t' wile and a quarter Fest cif I':ckei- it on No. 2. ALL persona -having . claims a- :][111surmes Adviser For Sale -- Wgallon, 4-row potatc rainst the Estate of Ida Vermelia Address - e>'Loae spraying anachine, with tog &ad bo' 'ugh, late of the Township_of Piclt Brou ' attachment.' Potato grin Pick- Brougham, Out Pick 6 B 22 k h' spraying g, in the County o> Ontario, f planter. Cook stove. 6 foot binder. Wallow, deceased, who dreo on or cutting box. Bob sleighs. about the 13th day of August,,1944, s 'Cook stove, in. good condition. M:. are hereby notified to seind partic- Jubb, Lot 10, Con. 4, Pickerirg. Mars of same to the undersigned NA071 0 E Wasted =- used electric vacuutin an or before the' 15th day of Dec- cleaner, whether in operating con- amber, 1944, after which date the Our trucks pass your wap every' xx clition, or not. Boa 445 News Office. Estate will be distributed, haying - -day _ rerzar w , — aims oit which N Strayed 2 red steers from Lot 5, -theundersigned shall then hake had COA , - -COK i. Finder please snot- notice, and the undersignea will not con. 4, Pickering. be liable to WOOD CEMENT y Aaeh- Bell, Audley Corners. amb' persdn oz whose r claim they shall not then have : � -notice.- $AND, GRAVEL, - 'Datedat Toronto, It i 14th day of and - November, 1944. Saturday, Nov. 25. - by auction, a William T. E. Pugh, R. R. 1, Locust fiMHERrS-SUPPLM ,complete dispersal of 60 head of Hip, Ontario, Executor, by Beaton, also 10691;oarthp work glittered and High Grade -Hol- Bell and'Pond, 372 BaT Street,' Tor- We ha.vealso placed in stock a fuU `steins, consisting of F ifesn Cows, onto, his Solicitors. Springers, bred anis open heifers, LINE of-MAPLE LEAF MIQJNG herd,sire (Diplomat Finder4e), also COMPAlrTY FEEDS new, at Lot 17 aha 18. Con. 4, a e ren ice A. W. MITCHELL'Whitchurch,, at Vandorf, the °prop- ,LICENSED AUCTIONEER of Lorne Johnson. No reserve as the owner is giving up the.dairy PHONE AGIN. 52 W 2, MILLItiyZ Pickering, Ont. businma owing to hired help leaving. For the Counties of York and Ont - - Terms cash. 'Sale at 12.30. Sellers ario; successor -to Corp. Ken Pren ,A grand lot of people Phones - Yards 74: Res. ssw ate-Atk�naom, auctioneer. tice of C. A. S, F., and of the Lasts . _._....:.. r :'Wednesday, Novanber 29-auction J. H. Prentice (formerly prentiae ;rale of household furniture etc,, at and Prentice). Farm and Farm. - A. E. RlCHARD.,CN made our opening "Cash' & Brooklin, Ont., Railroad St, property stock Sales a Specialty, at pair ay GENRRAL -jNSURANeE' f! of Mrs. Louis ' Dunne -at 1 p. ,m. Reasonable Ratan. _ REAL ESTATE Carry sale a Big Success Tema cash. A. S. Farmer, auction- C O N O E Y 9 N L I N D °� W M. M A VY ( An cid established agency, reat#y - slid here's to you one and WHITBY ONTARIO U1O11NSRD J►UC'11UNE>$S ANLI tck serve. VALUATOR Phone, Pickering 60 a a huge ADIO SERVICE Sales conducted Anpwberc 'hone or write. Address 614 Dut1 ,� Street, bidet,'K'hil Uy, Untaria CYRtL. E. MORLEY THANK IOU ,,.. •.-.0.ua PICKERING' MILLS ::: INSURANCE N1. S• C��AP' IAN -. taY•ssteed Re r Sei6ie. :, ...: _' - - _ - - - - .. asses . Ass' Make o: Mods) _ - _. a"PHONE 67 PICK. •'� .. Picker�n - Nard��re' •. -_ _. ARTHUR FIELD g . FOR SALE.. - - PHONE 52 R 3 . PICXERING, ONT. __ _ .. _Shop Early For, in S a .- - - 'We H ye tock' D. '.LOC K WOOD ` Christmas 1 KERING, ONT FABMEBS.f - we snow have on display'a very• - _ '- •via DELIVER lovely selection of . boxed toilet- Seeds and Garden 'Tools I have bought.the Greenwood eries for both ladies and g.uitle- - and and solicit your chopping men. Also a wide assor'nuant of � General . Hardware Supplies and feed trade. gift Papeteries,- Chridtmas Cards • Chopping i �_ BROCK i Monday, 7 r Wednesday, Friday Friaa� Come'in;.and snake your selection J. S. B ALSI ON, . .b_ PICK EKING or by phone array •- early. Tuesday or .Thursday Only. -TSE SEXALL STORE Concentrate@ and Feeds of - - , en bated - FATRE ---I:- : - . IL ----PIC MEAT-MARKET :Good Worst and Service _ "S,7CTHIZ'B'Y Phose. Pick 68 Guaranteed Healtlxfullli Air-conditonea STORE SOURS-'B SA.to 9 P. a: -FRANK R. S)1[ITH Wcn. R. PERRIER _ THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY _— NOVEACBER 2S, 24 and ?.b - _ • o shown at and a-1 Goods Quality First Service our A im :y R. C. CUNDENING Satnrd0ji as atiaee at 1.30 . _-We have a Ull nt�eek of STOVE - -"W8 BUY THIS BE84' -YOU >ltAEE THE TBSP i saes PIPES, STOVE HOARDS, Ed.- atiey 'Ha�rey•Bogart --,.�Pbone Pic><erGtg•s0 rdvato Arsbulaaca .d BOW'S AND FURNACE PIPES J or lea The Oklahoma Ki _ Also WORK GLOVES, WEATHER NO ; „ . :. onald Crisp and Roaeuwy Lane SMP, CATTLE CHAINS --- t i Waiting 1 __. ED LWHITE •� -; sere - N-H i'A1NTA ENAMELS, TARNI- i Markham On!• .-. ALL NEXT WgK -y : SHM OILS, and TOWS IN - CHECK THESE. ITEMS and SAVE ...� . �u ;Moly. NOV 27 to 5AT. DEC. 2 LLVIN .-BUS$By .-the REL? and WHITE WAX '- C 0g4X f 4iir , Two i howl at 6.45 and 9.00 Hardware and Tinamlitlt f QUICK QUAKER OATS - 1. 'Saturday Maxinee at 1.30 . � Phone 46 ,' - . The Most Popular Picture —meg Lai' a asks r -19e. I -°Of The Year ht_and. - P !s ;: .., Used Clothitng — Sterilised. clean- I ad and.pressed tike sew. 'Carry s NkLDFFETS, pkg. 10c. MACARONI,' Ib. 6c. ' • large stock of .high class suits, 4CRA-FT. DINNER,. Going .. y . Way g Isc. RICE 2 lbs. 25c. overcoats and pan—Also a good • new leather co . •stock of n lea coats and STARRING - windbreakers, and HEINZ. CATSUP 21c. PALM OLIVE 3. bars 18c. • fa 4=Pm but rich de- ar gents furnish- ` Ings 8t very reasonable prices, Call OUT GREEN BEANS 15c. S-O-S pads 15c. sign we can furnish Bing Crosby Sarry Fitzgerald and be convinced. - tnemoriaH tdat- will Sam Schwarts -- please from every 'Riae 5teverw Frank McHugh `•.gl Bond Str. West. Oshawa standpoint qty _ Monarch PASTRY FLOUR of appearance our — -- vcork will `tared out Specials This Week End. :7 Pound bag, "'29c. through - through the ages. i Greater Tribute .:Nabob' Coffee 49C ;lb. Kingston Road west - N. W. STAFFORD Be • Highway Monumental a Hive CORN- SYRUP TA ire Pork Sausage -` 25c lb•. �. 467 w�hby Ont. (2 coupons), 2 lb. tin 25c.Capon roasting chickens 'to 8 lb 39c lb. • -- SILK'S MARKET -- -- • -Phone 600 - Free Delivery } _ Phone Pickering 26 !X j • •