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,Elll Ex lamTo--.
(RETS asks as rationing can be a test of our ? i n Q ,
• •. � Pet�ait Tllirortsh. To La, Pipe Fm WHO HOLDS TICKET 671. P1C�et Vl� e '
�.�.-•�:---- -- , gest
to explain. FA) 1 adult qualities an. a 'nation. If we Brougham Water System
--} ]Lest rationing is coming back a-'
grumble and let dull the edge of our
1
Will the person holding ticket No.
—�
Ml's. H. A. MAtchett and daughter
pin`. "We have known rationing for
enthusiasm to feed Britain -mud what
The permit to lay a mile of pipe
571 which was the Winning ticket
Mrs -
Miss Helen, spent Sun&y with Mrs..
Solve time now and it is not a . new
parts of Europe we may - then it.
for the Brougham Water System '
for the Red Cross cushion, kindly
J. Murkar.
vim. We had meat zationiag be-
won't be long before our grumbling
has come through. _This pipe will rura
call at Mrs._ Neil McEwen's.
Mrs. T. Andrew and Mrs. Wilson'
ay of the papers of the
will lead to' strong dissatisfaction,
for ope mile along No. 7 Highway,
• • s •
. left on Monday for two week's visit
ve been imsistant in their
to black makets and all the under-
west into Brougbam.
The Red Cross Rooms will be
Anne Keith, Fzsrrk Kidson, Michael
that it be brought back a-
hand devices of a deceitful people
'si'
The cost of laying the pipe will
closed for the mouth of August.
Mrs. George Elliott and daughter
gab, Britain U &Bperste>,q short of
too corrupt to do away with U'W
have to be estimated and then a
Ani one desiring wool, call a the
Irene spentPi Sunday at Niagara.
pest, Burope is starving and daces
they are not wilhng to stand by, We..
petition submitted to the ratepayers.
home of the Secretary, Mrs: Neil.
Picov, of embed States+'
_..-_. s winter of despair. Well, here it is,
have happened to same
There are of course other costa in
McEtiren. :._ -_ __. -
te.
Fleet Air Azar' is presenton save,
the meat rationing . Canada a*ed{
parrs ... •, war. toll-
won
We'liase
oonnection with the job ' that will
..New Potatoes an July First
at- his ]nous here
"Landfall" is the" story of the gay.
for. l
spied nationacl`eeosiomy. aa,
have to be considered also, before
- 5��� RT3
Mise Bertha Bunting, Toronto, fs�
But the war in Burnpe is over and
for
such excuses in this country -
We ]Ilse meat rationing again. By
this petition goes oat.
=
spending two weeks with the Pro&
it is a different thing asking.
greet rationing to help the poor
and large we asked far it. Len's
• gap You Heard About Our Nes
High Soma,! Entrance Ont. S.
s s • •
Bunting fa Wly at Squires' Beach.
Mr. J. B. Horn, Ditt#oN Ont., spent
Zwopeans or the meat -short British
make it work.-WPTB.I
.oeal Talent?
Claremont Centre- `,
Monday with Mr. and ]*a. Gurdon
awl actually going without meat, ;
all
]lir. and .Mas. myth have mns
- ....
his Latest novel, is an -
Law. ,t
$ow gracefully, will we iA this eoua
Retry 'Club Conft*mtiag SW
Miss Baba . Parkinson, of Rouge
The following pupils were granted
iteg '
Mr. acrd ' Mra`` Fred Pence, King-
ltry of full resources ateept" the role
try
To Sick Childrien'a Hoop" Fund
Hills, is now the vocalist with Art
High School Entrance standing on
store have been recent visitors with
.,"we must acknowledge as citizens of
�
Evans' Orchestra, the Toronto Band
Eur
the • teacher's recomrneddations. The
Mr..and Mrs. Frantic Baker-4KM.
international responsibility? Will our
The local Rotary Club have given
which has been Playing at the Re-
names marked with a star will re-
Pence with her sister Mrs. Baker. '.
pea* resolutely tura their banks on (
an undertaking to provii ON for
creation .Hall at the Plant. Their
ceive certificates when "they have
number the Young People of
' ick ., miketY t .
week sifter week be prepared. to sae �
,
this coming fa1L The fund is of
now, but Baba will still be .with the
rnished proof of the required farm
service: -- Alex. Beaton, *Donald
Picklering United Church -are-plats---
c ri it
an tbejr tables quantities of meat
course being given a wonderful re-
hand. Congratulational Baba, Xom
Beelby, Frances Follows, Violet Hall,
ning to taste the Moonlight Excur-
siva to Niagara Falls on Satuzdst¢
,which they as .CanA&ana consider in- I
ception across the Province of Oat-,
Kay.
From Grade 2 to 3 - Hazel McMen.
Catharine - Hornshaw,•Florenas
evening.
adequate. Will our farmers, justw ,
aria, and. Canada.
Woman Gordon Raw Narrow Escape
Johnston, Donald Manion, Elsie Mill-
_v
lably proud of tkeir privileges as
Rotary, which has as its big int-
In Fall Mrom Roof Of His Hams
er, *Charles Minaker, Wilfred Mor-
Successful Conhrvator, Paplls- •�
flee individuals, recognise the nec-
ereso-crippled children sad child
ley, June Sutherland, Kenneth Wil-
�
Iessity for slmi'ghtering control with-
welfare has accepted the challenge
No=xaan Gordon, Church St. lead
am The following passed the' final
The follow -ng pupils of MM P:
out which the system of meat, rat,
. in a grand way, and Ontario Rotary
a narrow escape oat Wednesday last-
written examinatiour..--Helen Dick-
N. Spratt were successful in that
low could not be properly maria-
is equipping and maintaining "The
While malting some repairs "oat the
inson, Mary Herbert (Honors), Hans
recent Toronto Conservatory Piano
ttained?
Rotary Ward" in the new hospitaL
roof of their home, he slipped maid
Kyr,
Examinations -• Grade 8, Jo,ca-
We are a big people in a country
Pickering Rotary is taking its share
fell from that roof to the roof of
• s • • .
Robinson; Ctrade 4 - Rosa Irwin
-"'of growing power. This business of
of that war&
the verandtitis, and then to the
Piekeriisg Centre-
(Hon.), Joyce Grant (Roo.): '
gainthe recipient of many -beautiful
A fire at the chicken house on the
ground below. He was taken to the
Ajax hospital, for x-rays, which re -Passed
"on teacher's recoenmenda-
Pickering Public Library
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EDITORIAL
COMMENT
veiled fractares is his legs in two
tion _Betty Lou Byer, Robert
Beck, *Bruce Benn, Jetta Bowa::a,
-.
Neville Shute ir. �i.: _thur wlio has
In our leaf issue we reported the
Church, Sunday morning, resulted, in
platen He is now at home, obliged
to remain in a cast for some time.
Evei)u Brown, Lloyd Coleman, Mar-
' been groro�irb s.;adily in popularity.
appearance of a delegation *`oral t:ie
and that wales is scarce; flint oars
t
;
ion Comport, Jean Comar, *Roes
'nor d:d :active partcipaticn� in the:
,newly -formed South Pickering Rate-
Association last
constable cannot possibly take ogre
-
Work C onsumneee nes Re-,surfsciag
Deakin, Mary Goodman, Joan Grant.
Joan Hn�:• Jack
�*ar with Germany (he was connee-
� ted with the s'ldmiralt y) prevent hist
;payers' at the meet
of the Township Cotancil,
;frig p
of a township this six, especially m
days like these when crime' is at
of Chareh Street -
Joan Hodge, s;
_
Irwin, Edward Jona Joan Moore
! ng
steadily continuing output. Hps.
Mr. Horace Brown, Dunbarton, the
higher level than. ever before. We
COtsati' a1�d Township mea began
Jean Necs;' *Hobert Paddick, Ingrid
Robinson,
greatest art is that he can write of
the little things of everyday fife, oust
_ : lresident of the Associations refers
'+to the courteous reception given the
sycapathize with these people, and
we too, can understand the position,
the re -surfacing of Church Street
Platz, Mervyn Gordon
Sawyer, Kemieth Smites, Ruth Smith,
not only make them very rest, but,
s7'
• . ii _ __ ___-1� L_ _-
__J �______ aL_ _Lu _.-aG___ a _v.,
on Monday morning. The sr' -a to be ,
n A T --.f-- T„� T....1...- •Tetl..rNI
witA •PYtina and PYC1tiIIQ an well. •'
petted, for, in our fifteen odd years ' ratepayers by the gentlemen of our
attending. Pickering Township Coun- township councils, who for years_
,cil meetings, we Have never seen a back, by judicious spending and
depa"tion given other than a court- car+eflrl masiagement have placed
eous receptiocs. - Pickering. Township in a most en -
The Dunbarton deputatim -offered viable poahion--having one of the
,a number of subjects as material lowest talc .rates of any municipality
-ior discussion by the Council--aU in the Province of Outario-a most
of them fair and reasonable requests, desirable place for Mr. Average Man
Same of the Toronto 'dailies rec- to locate his home. . _ .
ently published reports an purported. Having listened -in at council eneet-
interviews with Mr. Brown, on the Inge for many years, we have hf
subject of dividing this municipality the privilege lLnd opportunity of
late two parts ---a, North and a hearing from time to time of the
South Pickering- problems and difficulties of neigh -
At the Council -meeting Mr. Brown . boring municipalities-•<,ne" to the
evade reierences to these reports, . west .of us being virtually bankrupt
cold acknowledged that the matter from the demands of an overwhelm
had- been discussed, but th#,Vhe; him iW `-voting-poweY`_of--the-- small
self,-41though recognizing points in property -owner, who demanded ,aer
favor of the plan--4hem were also vices that he had enjoyed in the
malty' against cinch ' a plan at the erty-
present time. >►we recall the ` stateiment of the
The matter of .dividing this town- P:smi&nt of a Ratepayers', Assoc.
ship is not now being discussed for of one of our nearby beaches, who,
the first time it comes up now and to the writer boasted that tile; now
agaizs, favourite Aopic._hsd__svgicient members and power
for one ' of our ratepayersi Dr, N. F. to be :able to go to the tosersship "
McEwen, who has publicly advocated council -and "tell them what we ,are
such, on many occasions during the going to,,bsve". There is a something
past few years,'about this "voting -power" we don't
Until more has been sand on the like. Dictatorship, is out.'
subject .... until more light is given Strangely enough, we Ilea` that
the matter, and much more informs- the farmer ratepayer- north of the
tion: released, we are not in position fourtls concession is opposed to the
to intelligently discus$ the division. dividrag of this township. In our
When such a move is recuumendea . opinion,`, if .chis "voting -power" ever
we are right in believing there canmenced •to work, the farmer at
must be some reason., for such a re-, Brougham sand' Claremont would b�
quest, In this instance, we gather 7nuch better off :without us in the
there is a feeling (largely ' from south. The ' eaow of •lash winter ap-
within the newly -developed sub -div parrs"to have had no small part in
isions) that' the south end of thia -this current agitation, More snow -
,,township is not getting the services removing equipment for the south
they are entitled to -for the proport- is asked. If we' had a South' Pick=
ionate share of taxes paid into the ering, we w•ou?d have to pay for
municipality by this south end. It our own equipment, ---on the other
is probably true that a very • large hand 'therewould be fever roads to
part of the population of this town- take care of, and with the' . greater
ship will be found south of the third population in ' the south, we could
or_ fourth . concessions, but as to the probably pay for it.
share of taxes paid, we will not As Mr. Brown has said, "there are
make an estimate at this time. , points for and against" such a plan,
We think we understand the pos- and until considerably more agita-
ition and feelings of our many new- ` tion is forthcoming, and the matter.
comers to this townships -mw -cam- . is given township -wide interest, little
ere who have purchased lots and more can be said on the subject at
erected homes' thereon. They are this time. We have confidence enough
finding that newly -built roads are in our municipal council to believe
hared to keep up, that um -plowed that a fair and complete invesdga-
roads in winter are hard to drive on, tion of the subject will be given
that dust from the roads fill their If and when they are asked to 'deal
hooses and amothers their flowers, with the awme.
surtacea strewn" zrom the rarx,
Thibeault, Bessie Tripp, Hanel Tripp,
''kindling", h5a first novel has Iter,
north; to A. Iawson's property at
Geoff Usaty, Josephine Wasylyk;
setting m* a Glasgow ship -building-
the south end. Graders have been
Donets White. On writtei Exams.
toR» in the days of the depression
bun 'during the pant week re snug
Y P P
-. Robert Annan, Andrew Bandurch-
It is through the sage; efforts o!'
the roadway for the surfacing mat-
in, June Barlow, Mildred Bath, Dore
1 Alice MacMahon arid, her success in
i
erial.
The procedure as described for us
Coburn, George Fair, David Garrett,
Demiis Goodwin,, Jack Holmes. Phy-
interesting Henry Wars•e i that tim-
; town at last came back to prosper -
by the engineers, is, to lay" a layer
His Homewood, Margaret James,
ity and Mr. Warren to a happraess
of tar or pitch-liloe material, a lacer
Anne Keith, Fzsrrk Kidson, Michael
that he brought had passed hien by.
of gravel, and another layer of taa
then roll smoot]L The street ls
Michadl (Honors), Ruth Michell
I "Ordeal" written before the bomb-.
and .
(Ha'ioss), Mary Anna Morrish (Hon-
began, gives a s a- •
; ing of Britain be
- _
receiving the same surface as given
ors), Dorothy Roblin, Harold St.
mazingly good estimate of how a
the Brock .Road.
eonts�finished.
Thewithin rct
John, Jean Simpson, Audrey Sleep,
�' young man, his wife wad three child
the next t1AobWeeks. .
Robert Swan, Edward Teefy, Rita
Teefy (Honors), Shirley Tweedie,
Hilda Valleau.have
: ran might be affected by the sud-
den need to leave home and all they,
to- hiitit a •place of safety.
..New Potatoes an July First
• • • • _
"Landfall" is the" story of the gay.
----
courtship of Jerry_ Chambers
- Mr. Roy Reith, of the Brock Road
_ ..AUDLEY
- '
.Lieut.
of the RAF. and Mona of the Snack.
,.
is one of the fortunate people ofPromotions
of S. S. No. 5, Picices'ing
. Bar; of the disgrace that threatened
this area. His potatoes were ready
Nantes in order of one'rit. I
1C'h om Grade 7 to 8 % -- Winter.
Joyce Wint
Jerry 'and the part that Mona play
r�
for the table on Jany lot.
From Grade 6 to 7 - Dianne Pratt,
ed in clearing up the mystery.
"Pastoral"
all
]lir. and .Mas. myth have mns
Ronald
Ronald Bell, Margaret Johnson, Mary
his Latest novel, is an -
9 -acre .farm,, and this year put in
Saslow. Below, pass -Dorothy Bar
tiler RAF love story with the con
"off"-
two acres of potatoes. People • have
low.
trast of days in the quiet
been coming in from Toronto, Whit-
From Grade 5 to 6 -'.'Frank Wou-
English countryside, and the thrill
by and Oshawa, ' to buy a product
nacott, Ron -Candler icoariditiorn.
of flights • over Germany.
,�.
cam
that has bee wiry scarce around
ally). Below pass -.John Bryant,
All of these books are to be ibuntf
the retail stores. •
Velva Johnson.
in Pickering Library.
This is a grand spot for potato-
growing we have heard about the
,
From Grade 3 to 4 - Janet Beans,Qurches.
f t
merits othat piece in there before
Edward Cammack, Barbara Johnson,
with the
as a real potaio grower. _
Marvin Barlow. Below pass - Fred
.
- _
Kay.
From Grade 2 to 3 - Hazel McMen.
The "Lawes" Aid of the Presbyter -;3
ran Church will
Showers Held For Bride -to -Be
only, Earl Puckrin, Nora Cox; Ray-
ra
meet at the ]ae'
of Mrs. Kutch, o•.i Thursday, July
_v
miscellaneous shower was herd
mond Candler Bobbie Candler. Be-
191 at 2.30 m. Cars Will
p Wi be at the
3
on Wednesday of last week, at the
low pass - Russell Candler,
. From Grade ; to 2 -• Leah Card--
four -corners at 2.15,.- Hostesses: Mrs
-- -and-`William
home-
of Hiss Grace White, when
ler: Below'" Bass -Raymond Kay.
Ed" a
g r Andrew Mrs.
Ness. All'the'ladies`of the congreg-
friends gathered in . honor of the
taming marriage of Miss Rhada'l
Ancoun t of!War War Savings Stamps
.tion are welcome.
S't'atic, to 11r. Ronald Lamb'of the.
'Saturday,.
sold, Sept 194.1•• -June 1945, $80.64.
Mildred L. Brown, teacher
• . • s
to I
--"Dunbarton United Chtirdn.
RAF, on July 21.
--•
A shower was held for Miss Wada
11 A.
}
vii Vti ed•.sesday night of ,this week
200 Ch' kens Lost in Sunda
� y
Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B• D,. i
• "
at the -home; of Misses Mary_ and
Morning .Fire _
A Bright,. Helpful .Service r•
Marjorie Riley, when she was a-
Come and Join in the Worship
gainthe recipient of many -beautiful
A fire at the chicken house on the
Of God• _ !
,,
gifts.
property of Mr. W. Hese, an the lid
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_
,
Another shower will be held this -
concession, just east of the White
The Pickering Presbyterian Church
!`
evening at the home of Mr. &..d
Church, Sunday morning, resulted, in
and Sunday School will. be cloeedk
. .r 5•
Mrs. Thomas Watson,
the loss of about 200 chickens and a
for the remainder of this month „
t
;
-
section of the chicken House, whish
.was built in three sections.on
while the ,pastor, Rev. Marshall is
vacation The church will 're-opers
-TENDERS WANTED
The Pickering Fire Company, "sum-
for regular services agarol on Sun•
tanned to the fire, saved the =eat of
day, August 5.
For interior decorating of Clare-
the chicken house, and the adjoining
s • • •
z
moat School. Applications received
building.
Rev.W E. Smalley, Ajar, will
•.:_
UP to July 23, 1945. Work to be
Mr. Hese had just purchased the
have charge of the morning services`
contpleted before September 4, 1945.
chickens two days before the 'fire.
in Pickering United Church during:
Direct enquiries to
It is bebeved that an over -heated
the month of July. No evening ser -
Miss A. Forgie, Secretary I
brooder stove may have been the
vices during July and August. Choir
Phone ion cla:+ee watt, Ont. i
couso of tZie-fire.
..Js
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The office stenog says the effort
_the boss is having to put into his = -
wariime schedule has forced him to
round. ' `
keP his feet on the g
year or so back."
"`Tills used t'be our favorite piar'Ic spot a y
FUNNY . BUSINESS By Hershherger /F '
a '1'm too old for him—I use make-up while he isn't $having yet.' f -
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'Convalescing " Connie sags
nrear� of bed but she's sure shedbe
weaiier if she got up•
} Hold Everything-
NS,
for ,
••Private Jones wishes
to present his secret weapon - _ --
pulverising enemy P
iUbozes, sir!" ''Jones Eorgot to dude again u'
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' MUTT AND JEFF—so what? Can't a Yap Slow His own Horn?
DIO t NEAR YoUQ - WHLL L SLEW-
pV DIOM`T *0 SUR D10 y D SURE! t REARDYW MY HORN �
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your little . boy
make y l
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They- on It
pop -
I'M GLAD YOU
1 -YE -S. rVE GOT ONE GOCKRAAGH a
1 VERY ILL�ANO. ,IFI 'GIVE
CFVR AAE ANOTHER POtl�Q _. LIKE IT _
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BySNE BYRNES.
REG'LAR FELLER=°Waste Not
THAT'SA S&LWE ! THIS IBIMJa1NE55 I M You WGFIT YOU JUST LEAVE -_
WHOLE SAC, OF APPLES IS CC�ffING TO SELL SELL A FEW. THAT TO ME'
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TEMPTING RIVER ROUTES INTO CHINA
Arrows on map above indicate three spots on the Chinese. coast which might well tempt an Allied
-China!s trio of great
7- invading for a t a - -mouths- of- rivers, the Yellow� the-Yangtze,-:�
or West River. All command the main inland routes and are of prime strategic importance. Photo'
'top shows. the, Yangtze at Nanking before Japs moved -iri At right the Yangtze at Hankow_ shortly
before the provisional capital's fall.
D
CANADIAN NURSES DECORATE BY FIELD MARSHAL SMUTS
ili— on the beam was the Navy floating drydock as it rode..
through the Panama Canal an route to the Pacific. Too wide to
clear -he canal. conventionally, officers of Naval Civil Engineers
Corps retorted to simple but daring stunt of floating it through
eon its side. Drydock is large enough to accommodate cruisers, or
several small warships at one time.
U.S. SHIPS STRIKE IN JAP WATERS
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Camdian nurses were decorated for their services in South
Africa during this war by Field Marshal Jan Christialon Smuts, REWARD PROMISED it
,Adm. Cheater W. Nimitx has revealed that light U.S. war ships
otsk, This was Prime Minister of South Africa, during a recent ceremcTly in 1Dt
have sunk several enemy craft int the Sea of Okhotsk, you serve MAMWCII Eklinillil
:j. . .. ie
:.1the first invasion of U.S. 'vessels into waters northwest of Kurile _49 which the Field Marshal laid.a wreath on the Cenotaph.,
to, yo Slot
Coffee
• i"wils, deep in Jap territory. Largejnap indicates adjacent areas ule hunily
and maet shows relation of scene of action to Japan, Russia and .�!_`This photo, taken at the Cenotaph immediately following the pre
% n sentation as Field Marshal Smuts addressed a few words. to tho .,night. They'll just to"
Alaska.
;Aurses, includes, left •to right: Miss Gladys Sharp, Toronto. Min P.
Mrs. M., Beal.
you for iii Comes iR 1111111
BUSY AS A LITTLE BEE _M-. Steinhoff,-Txftronto_;��B�ooth O�ttavra; ALu -Pililr1poijorili--G-rind V
..Ottawa,; Lieutenant (Nursing Sister) P. M. Farmer, R.CA.M.C,
:Ordale, Sask., Lieutenant (Nursing ,Sister) M. V. Singer, R.C-V.M.C, '=its any tnie. of 00900
Ormstown, Que.; Miss Dorothy Brown. Saint John, N.B., and Miss
M. McAfee, Saint John, N., B. maker..
HEADS KIWANISNow ToTAX a get ..Qni'ck
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Relief From Sore, Fainfu
Most people seem to think the on..pa it ful ptie• tumuis soon best over.
1,* way to get relief fror
i
n their sore leavlor the sensitive rectal me=-
MInful plies In by local1branes clean and healthy.
cal treatment may g We Invite you to try. . Sew -Role
ary relief from the And let it Drov
itself. Y ou can
can easily see ru your tqt
you
a a y
It in the Macy
y such. :treat.
p
men* wit not cor. YOU, home.
AN!
rect the cause of NU CWT tf
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your piles. q a are pol
coov --;6
No lasting free• that thli to
Qom from - pit imazingly 0 a a r
can be had unless and %
the cause of the effective method
of treat
in& your
trouble to correct.
4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tore. painfit-2-11ils,_
to 1 a I a a It I a a I
.causer so the b..t
way to get lasting or Hem-Rola to -
them
a package
relief Is to treat
. . .
them internally
day from In y.
with
. ... ..
tb a medicine drup store ant
ae'll Was directed
tlk# .Item -Bold. for JUST F1 VJ3
Hem -!told Is a UAYS. At the add
formula
that has
.been used for oiretof that- time It
40 years -by- thou -Yr ou are not ab
.sands of pit* xux- so utely sure
Hem -Road to the
It In a Hem-
.ferers feast, cleanest
.4mall, ntgblk con. it
-most e[fectLve
IfAblet. 'treatment %
sy and a
as , pleav, you *vet tried, re-
amtu use. This ru"u U% m Vrort"Jonar Honer turn the uaua&4
cleverty - 0 a in",, ; , -_ . %. . ...,
puunded tablet formula dirvelat 1#0r[Wil ul -Lne package ''Co. your
dits medleAl actlun to relief of the druggi,i and ne will promptly re—, rK
curiges'l ' �c thut is the real cause Of futid y,)ui muney,
piles. Hein -Kusa 'pium�utes . NOTes This'-generrso* urter' 'is
your
eag) and cumfurLable bowel b.,kJ!d by . reliable firm dulas b"111.
movement'&, Quickly selle-veft,ILUblug imm" ift unauds Our a laud assay
irrJuttlot, and Soreuess and atimu- yeam flim -!told Muni help your
11111tes he;Ier Woud 0VVUI11tIUn IP like plot ravaditlo" quorkly, ruslitt and IL:
lower lv.)wei Wilri.goucs ])load cir- nivilutneitly_o.., Jbilin simple, e =V#
oulat i(ja in, the lower bowel, the costs •ou eatoblals'.'Try ft If Qa
_Vyaml FT
^uv to
Tie'
MU16R
C'AWMRIL -LUCo. AGimomm 84
LOST ---*t, Pickering Park, - on the LW. I
RON GIBSON
afternoon of July 2kad, a Lady's gold
SOW. Rewlud. Notify Tkulre
.�wrwt watch. unction
SPORT.
-TRAN
...News Office Plea"
ScarI
or SSale--Mason and h piano.T.r11 a
ell McArthur, Greenwood- -PI
an '7
Jul. 20 phone S4uffvM 343
MILLI
day id 61 and limitedRO*h and Dressed Umber Night Ah GM "I
Doors Open FMIk
Sash Doors —3crebas �MGVING
-supply started, for prompt shipment- * Frames Matinee - Saturlay At 2 P. DL-
-particulars &I order Interior Trim Mouldings SAND GRAVHL STONE
"rig 7
contact us for Soft and Hardwood Floort
August -September clicks mw. Agt.
Shingle Siding 'FRIDAY SATURDAY
Shier, R. R. insulated Siding Cedargrain
Lockwood Milling; H. Brick Ins
Lock ii
Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Shingles
JULY 13 ad- 14
;2 Pickering. WANTED.
Roll Roofing
Asphalt Shingles
1AM TOWNSHIP products Barclay. Tile 'AND CATTLE
&11 workable, MasoniteDEAD HORSES
acres excellent soil, Captive Wild
Rock Wool Insulation Cement and Lhno
16 wiles from hone
splendid buildings, Weeping -Tile� Hewer Pipe For tree plot Up p
Toronto, 1 mile� to 9-o. 7 Highway. oo PURE FAINT :Woiii
an
Apply _MARTIN -S
to J. H.. Bracken, Markham E24OUR BROOKLIN 56
-July 20 DICKERING W
phone 43-23. PIC John Carradine Evelyn "kers- it
convertible baby KERING
For R. A. Murison, S. AGINCOURT . ...... .... zone 21" rr HAPPENED TOMICIRROW
-carriage. Apply . 0 " Cedar Shingle
All -grades of R C. 'WIe pay , the phone ebarget
Pickerkag land Darnall
Dick PoI and
containing a• You .-'-GORDON YOUNG LTD Universal News --il U
s license,
awn of money, a chauffeur;
Phone Ad. 36M
Toronto
... Registration Card- NOtice'. to' TUESDAY . 'i I.
truck license and MONDAY
Bandimbizi, R. R. 2, Picker -
Andy JULY16 and 17 t,.,jr
Ing, or News office. clover bay, del Claremont Meat
We do building of &ZL k1I CO3W&
Oak
"TED-416t6us Cl' G&RPENTERING
'Thunderhead
ivered in barn Cedar Valley Farm, CEMBNTING- Market
Rd*
-corner 5th cos and Greenwood Will PLUMBING' J�l ------ Reddy MaeDI `Prest" III
pickL_ring Twp• pay cash, or
ROOFING Our M�tto S&"acdon or money
C. F. 71is
-Mkwch of TW�e
Balmer, .Z7 exchange. Refuiided
give .timothy in Wellesley St. Toronto. We also sell Brantford Roofft from Ontarioris,
Materials, 'Empire. Bathroom Choice, Baby Beefs WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY If
Midway 3W Duro Water Finest Farm
Phone F meat, Sausage A SPedalty'
Auip Some -made THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM
OAL .to property of , Beatty Stable
rLie, Lot 29, B. F. 83 StSMS
Alex. Con"' FAWPments and Delivery to BroughalaD unbarton
have same Sir. Cedtic. Hardwikke R. MAcDowell-
'Pekeriing., - owner may �Buikllng Materials end vkib4y, -Tuesday
7
bs ideatfying 'and paying ervenseS in simple, but rich denz Select Sherr Subjects
i, . . -ni, Prima Right Quality Guarsah"
zottmatft Free sig we can ,.furnish
ELECTRICIAN E,
Work -Guaranteed Guaranteed mernotials that will
B. KAISER A. L SUTHERLAND
BARRY Phone 6502 please -from every
Wiring dignity
House wiring — Alteratiefis standpoint. In Phone 1808 :cwremmt.
Farm
a Specialty IF. J. PROLUS of appearance our work
B
Estimates Free Will stand out through SALE REGISTER
`- Church Street, Pickering
the AV&
or or Permanent Ragging pwtm
'No Greater Tribute•
WOODS M�LK Men of 30g40750 Saturday, *7 14—Extew&e Ane. that Fiisj s the Tamper md-
Immediate delivery, &-can, drop-ita PEP. VM InIGORI Sulmor"r N. W. STAFFORD tion -Age and EQuip-,
with agitator U" Highway Memorial Sf F�umiture may ba Your Eyssio
type sturnatic 8 -can solms meat f rom the (Price, Houie) King- NeivaL It
;t; 'gam' $M 6 -can Vat ostroz'4=VbVklb'l"&.-=ta% Works•
'm 072tw lmemoonzo.!q $to* Road. The undersigned has re- C. H. TUCK, OPT. D.
-vat i9o. W a 40 W ON to sell at the
was to normal Ph, 462 Whitby, 0 -AL
and Sports Sol ceived instructions
Toronto Radio IMAd to sarraid premises d Heard Broli., Corner Of Dkma.Bleek, Opp P. 06
ge SL Toronto
241 Yon RIM cals as an s"d Elm and Brock St., Whitby, the for -
July 4 lowing, in the biggest sale Of.it&
Phow 1514
Wd L ever beld -in-- OntariO7 C4uT*y6
�YC4--On, to the, property of L. 9 bedroom SUit0k complete; :4)81UWA, 01M.
A. Valle&u, Spruce Hill Road. Duo chesterfield
Barton, shout 6 -year old bay mase.ENGAGZKENTS steel cots
suites, conviete; 0 droweni 1 36
..,Owner may h2Ve 8=0 by identify- tables* 60 ebabs; -Maple Leaf Fire
tables; 3 extrusion bw and paying expeawL - JUL 20 You ARE ELNELE 'The angsgenignt is arinounced of curtains and
15 ball is 20 pair
FOR NEW TIRES Ift
EVMY MINUTE 'Coxam Lillian Morle, only 4&UOA*r Of drapes; LAM carpet; Wectric T0- Ihnurimce Cos
George & Holtby, and the late Mrs. r; LAM roe box; BWikeW;.
Sgt. -SO' - - ft
this year, W why' " have your Ont, too is; Z Rae Wrif
Holtby, Of Brougham Bed Unan _PidowsI
legal work done M-' nekering Delbert. Webb Fond, RCAF-,_soV1 of Electric motors. ,Truck load of
PHONE PICK. 17 R 22 -2 Uff 1. Pam ios; Penn- . clim 3sam, &I - AMN00 Rates ftr
Farm and Comdw
CAptsin Had Stewart Mr to take plaw on Buildings,
VAE S"k 'The, mauls""
verWars; Xittberi- utensils; TAW11
Your Lxwyer-Farmer July 28.- Insuraxwe on
SARIES mower; Garden tools. Many Other VhWWtW1u
articles too -numerous to mentles. wbwkmmxl so"
Wanted --Singer 'Drop Head Sewing No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 004 Automobile In6aw" cc
C491 or -
lUchines. We pay cash. ti sharp. WI MAW, Auction,
BEST WK o'clock, Q*wing Machine, 16 All Kinds
write.
Singer IS YOUR H. VanDeuren ArA um 16
0(:�ktario sir. Oshawa, phone 699 ser. Mrs
M. .010,
. : . 111 0 $1 1. . . .. ' & Rowe
so tf jC-PRE VALUE Clerks. Bowman
__am gem y, -July Z&—auction 9316' 01'
clean- R Saturds,
-
_'-'[Toed- Colo high-class tike "I Cam a G" llvil high household fmmit[Lre, 9 -
.iso sad pressed plisneea, dishes, utensils R., C. CLINDENING
"I stock ek" ectricil &P era, Kennedy
of high
etc., at Milliken Core
"d pants.,
Also A good NUTM Im M "NOR OPPLY C. Whittaker. L D
oonu and Highway, property of Private Ambdomm
'S
:No 7 -
"atock Of new LORI NO
and . gentsp furnish- ROLDED ON YOUR.TIRES' Sale at 1.30• p6 rn.� Terms cash -.1phous
reasonable praxes. . . 1. 1 .- __i. and theta another A"L., reserve -as MT. Whittaker has sold
COIL Millis... v _: , C. PREDMICEr
'Inp at very reason for avoiding pick- his greral stQ11-
July 20 nto
ling failure. It doeWL't &uctiower. '0
i6n MILEAGE
Sam Schwarts
GREATER chaxica with Markhamtll,., 7
pay to take
21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont.GREATERSAFETY -low-priced vinegar. In. -In MemilorismL
pkkerinc 9 — Greenwood 8
Claremont 9 — Aud1AY 8
Night
Two games on Wednesday I
By N
pickeiing .gained another. well-
eearned at,
arned victory over Greenwood
the Mem(jorial Park here on WOI
n:,ra:.n leadprs i.n the Pick-
ering Township League.
For the first six innings Gref-m-
wood had -a comfortabie margin of
four runs. A.sensgtioral 5 -run rally
was started when C. Goodwin hit t
a line driver with his ectforto dup-
licated by the next Pickering bat-
ters. Pets Kaiser went in to .pinch -
bit for Paul Kaiser and his single
_.drove in the winning., run
�.
Next week Pickering Play - at
-Audley—note change in schedule.
.,.T.hentureSd A&
GREATERSATISFACTION
megar—and ba sure of
—,C-
RADIU- Pkr- rx V I %-
loving memory :a
Poultry, Hog, Dairy, wh014 or
. :. ANNIS-lit
chop Western Grain, GrowkW,
succes&darling
mother, who pawed a*ay on
4
Canada Vinegarhas beak
the leader for over
duly L 15' .1943.
It is lonesome heiie without YOU MUINI
OP
ER1EMoI
years, and is sold at .all
There is such a 'vacant spaces
Bran, Sho*4&, Middlings
PETE VISITS THE BARBER
For v& Tiever heox your footsteps,
-Wire Fencing, Steel FeAce -Posts
ff
grocem
' Vick-
Write- for *F?XF. Vick-
Or see your smiling face.
Cement, Binder Twine, Harness
TAVA
A" OR
'Iffite.s.
ling - Recipe Booklet to
As we lOveI you; so we mm Your
e�ox� ycII alivays near
Guaranteed Repair Service
160TO
COI I
Vinegars Lisni-,
Duke Street,
In our.M much longed for,
Loved and sow.
AZW Make 01 Model _K -
-Asphalt Shfiigles, Rolled RoofI
ted, 1.12
7.,..:Voronto.-
Bringing.manY a 'Silent tear-
'heart;
ARTHUR YIELD,
Wooden Shingles
ch
which
by the Process r
From the 'it d L -Mae" 15
-now refinedozpeanada"irfinesat
Good was your Your frindship.
Claremont, Oros
8ft YON
G0Q11DfV'1EAR
__VANADA
true,R
Loved and respected toy .all you. kneT,
Such & igieful life; such a sudden end,
PHONE 62 3
imp
you died as you lived; EveryenI
farzoli a Elevator -
W
IA.
Tinegars
friend..
1"d.
ff.
GORDON
'Ontario
Pickering,
....Ever remissibered b y Elva
Jim and Grandsons KOnnelh a"
Phones
Res. 38J 0
We* solicit Your Attei 4hu am
moonsDonald
Business J.�!
tDs ...No.2
He gets 'a
-cut
hwr-
, -
In this series our artist gives his version
of bovir tile finest crude oil—symbolized
by is selected and refined to
make
B -A Peerless- Ask for Peerless
Motor oil tomorrow'. "It's Alloyed" to
keep cars Moiling W131907-
7—
a
PETE ARRIVES AT C
94 is -'Aff
ANC"I
Crude oils specially selected
to give Ton better seffic8i
are first .,topped"...
jAN='DAVJDS.0X
Poultry, Hog, Dairy, wh014 or
chop Western Grain, GrowkW,
Nash for chickens, 500 Vmb*
100 lbs Developing Concentraft
F1.1 k 9 &1 9K1'
ER1EMoI
oil Cake, Gruttn
- - -
Bran, Sho*4&, Middlings
PETE VISITS THE BARBER
PETE IS RMIN.41OrOR
-Wire Fencing, Steel FeAce -Posts
ff
TO G9
OIL
Cement, Binder Twine, Harness
TAVA
A" OR
'Iffite.s.
and Farmers' Hardware
surge and Woods' Milkeks - V18W4A
160TO
COI I
. Woods' Coolers -T&I OIL.
Roofing
-Asphalt Shfiigles, Rolled RoofI
Wooden Shingles
ch
which
by the Process r
From the 'it d L -Mae" 15
-now refinedozpeanada"irfinesat
Claremont, Oros
moves. gasolene,_ kerosene
and'also PS ftilik
lubricating 'Oil: Peerless I
P1,11kerim Ontario
r
itc
lir. and Mrs. Boose of Toronto
have moved back to .Claremont from
Toronto, having purchased the Bea-
- residence: --
Mr. stad Mrs Fred Evans were up -
In the Muskoka District ever the
woe1+C-end
y.. ^ Mrs. Ed: Lewis has been confined_
-- -,--oto her bed during the past week, but
U up sed around again now,"
Mr. and Mrs- John. Bodgerow_spent
��- : hm days last week in Toronto via
-
4ting old friends.
A large nutnber attended the first
Park Service of the. season, Iasi
- Sunday. Rev: I. - E: Kennedy has
charge of these services during the
anonth of July. It is expected that
the local band will be in attendance
for the followimg services. The male
quartet of the combined churches
contributed to the service last Sun-
- day evening. -
Mr. Kan Webster ' of the Jack
_ IMorton garage is in the Muskoka
:district thi$ weejr, on holidays.
Mm Ham who has been in bed
through illness for the past 'two
weelas, is now progressing favour-
.,ably.-
- a -There will be "Football" in the
park tonight ' at 1 p. m. Ajax will
meet the Canadian General Electric
team- A number of Claremvat play-
ers an ori 'tbe 'Ajax team,' so come
and give the boys your support.
Reception For Mr. and Kra
. Charles Mael4an
�-receptiaa-,m- heiid at the-homt-
Of 31r. and 'Mrs. Fred Morley last
Friday evening, when friends gath-
sered• to honour a ' local girl, Miss
.Jean Morley, and her husband. Mr.
:and Mrs. MacLean, who are here
_.
visiting. Jim Macl,ean'i parents will
be leaving shortly for their home. in
Prince Edward Island.
Can It Be Trde? "
='The story, 9f the farmer this week
concerns the rust ' ba the grain. A
docad .fanner tells of his two collies.
: tursaing through'the standing giain
and when they carne out they were
a bright red colour. If this is the
1ce4% the rust mast be bad. Showers
. are holding. the farmers back, from
netting their hay in.
BIS FIELD DAY, AUGUST 6�
The local Park Boa4+d ha's planned
":s Big P leld Day for August 6th.
This is the "stay-at-Cts:emoant"
LAREMO'N'T
xr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and
son David, of Brookiin, spent Sun -
,day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
On Friday afternoon of last week
uaL Rev. Kennedy delivered a very
earnest message, his subject being:
-'C we -discern the signs of the
times'= -to be followed throughout
the next three Sundays by dis-
courses on "Who art thou, Who is
thy Brother, Who is tiny God'%
The Friendly Bible Class are to
be joined by the Goodfellowship
,Class of Claremont, on Tuesday of-
terdToon, July 10, for ' supper at 6
P. M., and a Social Get-together At-_
ter, at Greenwocd Park.
Saturday July .14, the Happy
Circle Mission Band plan to •picnic
at the, -Greenwood Park. Meet at
the four -corners ' at 2.15. 'Briut your
lunches
Toronto visitors ` at several homes
were: Mrs. Gordon and Mr- and
Mrs. Ravey,. ai_the Ellicott home;
Mrs. McLean, airs. Walter Knox,
Miss Fein 'Mal Im, at ' H. Mal-_
colm's.
On Sunday, _members of the Car-
tei-Hood clan attended the re -union
held each year. at Scugog Island.
Friends and neighbors rejoice
with Charles and Mrs. Burrows, who
welcomed home their seg on July
lot. Russell was a prisoner -of -war
ever since. Dieppe, -until relieved by
the Allies.
Mrs. Mervyn Annie has been en-
gaged -as .teacher of the Brock Road
school.
Callers •on- Tuesday -os, old Bron.-
_sham friends were: Mrs. R.. Ferris
and Dr. Tam inset. Xm Ferris' only
son left a week ago for service in
the British Navy.
.The W. M. S. will meet on Thurso --
day next at the home of Mh. Chas.
Barclay. `
Greenwood"
Mr. avid Mrs. Morden and family
have got nicely settled in their new
home now. We welcome thein to
Greenwood.. Mr. -Morden is an exp-
wisneed miller, and business is tick-
ing up.
Congratulations to ]Mise Been in
the success of her, puptis in passirW
their final exams. itis Shen has
been engaged for -another year: -
Mr. aind Mrs. George Wilson and
family, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with. Mr. Walter Wd ov,
The W. A. have invited the W. A.
'•• ____-- -" "'� """ _"•`
_ 111viIl be tnanY evaenb of interest to
them in a picnic• to be held at the
everyozre, and •big dacsce duri*+--
Greenwood Park oar Thursday tatter-
`'the evetung. Display cards will sea.
noon July ?2.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Pengelly, of
out this week, and the day will be
Broeklin visited their friends here
advertised snazt week in local papers.
os, Sunday, and attended church ser-
aleeai Library Adds 35 New' Books
The Library haspmhased 6 aeon
vice.
Mr. and Mrs.Re&. Hoskins and
boolgs which will. be on the shelves
little daughter spent Saturday even-
_ �shortiy. The new fiction will b� re d:,it
, with Mrs. F. W. Gibson.Mrs, W:11'am Crummer wind
for distribution,. first ammg -which
- will be toned: -.
friendla. visited rine and Idrs. S. Cor-
-
.....
= Live - Dangeroualr- by Axel Moll=
heft last Sunday. -
Ctrs. David
and, s Norwegian. The manuscript
Mrs.Hayward and eon
with Toronto friends Wed -
of his novel came by plant from
on
nesday last.
9vedwx It is the story of Norway's
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hadwin and
Underground'
Green Dolphin Streeb-by Elizabeth
Alan wire it the Hadwin family re -
�. Go•n�dge. The : -setting for*this-•aovie -
��uon at Greenbazuic for the week-
- en3.
is in the Channel Islands; the time
Mrs. Hatiwin is spending a
In 1830. ' '
Green. Hazard-�y Manping-. Coles.
- •few
days". with her son Ivan and legs.
.The big spY story of the year.
The Troubled Midnight--by, John
Hadwin:
Mr. and Mrs E. Trimble spent
Gunither. The theme is played -against
the holiday week -end _ with.. .-friends.
the background of Neutral Constan-
at St. Thomm
tinople in the climactic days of the
to Idaho.
Mr.- Glhndeman was' in Pickering a
World's European
'Sinclair.
"Mount. Zion
End -bp vpton
V_-__ r. 7 -__7 10_i4 0__.7.7__ l -_—
The story begigs • in Europe in 1913.
Sunday morning ritual in many Ont-
The Wide House -by Taylor Cold -Miss
Luella Carson spent a week
resit, author .of "The Final Hour".
at Crow -'a Lake enjoying a grand
Young -• -- Bes-"- Margaret Irwin.
tnme.
The story ,_ of England's virgin
. Donovan Appleby has been at Nia-
Queen.
gara with the militia from Oshawa.
A Touch of Glory --by Frank - `a
Where was a very, small ` churctn
Slaughter. A 'doctor returns from'
attendance on Sunday evening., The
'the front to face a -new foe at home.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was
Some of My, Best Frends Are Sold-
observed. Let's -try and do better
iers--Margaret - Halsey's first book,
next Sunday. -Coque• out'. and brine;'
since her famous best seller"With
your f'riend's.
Malice Toward Some".
-The Mt. Zion Woman's Associa-
Earth and High Heaven• -•by Gweth-
tion have been invited to Greenwood
aalyn Graham, ' A young Canadian.
along with. Kinsale W. A. for Thurs-
novelist who has-, won, much fan`:.,
day of this week' They will meet on
because Pf this, her first novel. ..
the church lawn in Greenwood.
The Green Years -by A. J. Crown,
Sorry to report Zoe. Empringham}-
?amous• f __I is earlier -looks
-
-not--in-very-good--health-"-Th,- not--Tvery--good--health st tiano of
Citadel" and '"Me Keys of: - the
writing. r -
)iGrygaomy,
The_.W. A. met _at the home of.
Burned Fingers=by Kathleen Norte
Mrs. William Harbron, on Wednes-
ais.
day of last week. Mrs. Ralph Jone>i
'The Murdefer 'is -a -Fokr=-Ey .Eliery
was the - ccmvemr and Mrs. McVey
Queen.
the speaker, replacing -Miss Edna -
Wilderness -by ,Zane . Grey .
Green -who was unable to be present.
'Trek
Mrs. Moffat and Pat, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with .Mr. sad
Mrs. Errol Carson and family. Pat
_
remained at Carson's for a holidas.
Church News
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Disney. and
The attendanoe at church service
Evelyn spent Sur day with Mr. and
M Varlday was not as Innen as no.
MT's- Milton Bim, brougham
the peaLviners on TV ilklisus facers
one again commenced operations.
-P. U. met last Tuesday
dFietiii� the churel Miss Kreiger
speaker and gave an in-
spiring message. This week Y. , P. U.
it church on Tuesday evening. Do
not forget.
'Dunbarton
Audley '"
of le' & Wis►ter, where h[ss.c
:.
anan a wo, Winter wea+e hoatesri
Rev. Mr. Smalley, Ajax, o"ples '
_eb on a elbpent evenrng. • ,
the pulpit here in July.
Iii�Iea4oriasir
The ball games are well attended
by our local people.
loVh* -memory
On July 18, Audley ball tease plays
infant son, George Edwardf " .vett
at Pickering.
passed away July 13' 1i63'S.
Mrs. Donald Lawson has been vis-
, The memo":oaf his dear•.sweet wail
iting friends at Wooler for a week.
Will linger with us all our days;
The congratulations of the com-.
Sweetest flower, -too sweet--ts stay;
munity go to Clarence Trigg and his
God took him hoarse, -to show -ug
bride.
way. '
The Pickering Fusiliers of Toronto
I
Lovingly remembered by Me"O
bad- a strawberry feed at the home
and Dad. vI
`Niagara F8118 and Buffalo over t %,
weep -end.
Mr. Morrow visited Niagara Palls
and Buffalo over the week -end.
-
.Service as usual at the United
Church at 11 a. m., the minister in
:
charge. The Sacrament of Infant
Baptism will be administered These
ems. from weekly newspapers and
summer Sunday morning services
$y B. M.
are helpful and inspiring. Visitors
_
-
and heweomers to the community
that particular broadcast. Andy has
are .most cordially invited,.
_ ' -
--
'Whiteva�e
�:•{
The Women's Institute will 'meet
fishing yarns, .animal oddities or!
on Wednesday, July 18, at 2.30rr
many homes in Pickering, along
the Public Library. Topic - Health..
-
Special music, Come' and enjoy W.
. -0 n July .7th Mr. Herhert L. Glind, ►
educational grad interesting atter-
eman of Pocatello Idaho, arrived at
sous
Flt. Officer John Nowlin, RCAF.
hia home with the largest import of
is at his home resting after trea£-
pu=e-bred-Ayrshir-e=eattle ever taken
emits at Christie St. Hospital for-
to Idaho.
Mr.- Glhndeman was' in Pickering a
an nam condition.
couple of weeks ago, the guest of
_ _
V_-__ r. 7 -__7 10_i4 0__.7.7__ l -_—
Beautiful shads of Biue Delphin-
ium graced Riverdale Presbyterian
Church, Toronto, for the wedding of
Muriel, only child, of Mm and the
late Mr. T• Keeler, of -Toronto, to
Norman Douglas, son of Mr. and
Mrs.. Nello. Randall, of Whitevale.
The bride, charming in white sat-
in and lace with veil and halo of
tulle, carrying a cascade of red ros-
es and white carnations entered the
church on the arm of her uncle, Mr.
T. Johnson, to 'the strains of the
wedding march, played on the maj-
estic pipe organ. Mrs. d. Dolson as
matron of honor gowned in powder
blues with halo to match and carry-
ing a bouquet of red roses scud pink
carnations. The britis was given in
mar!ft a by' her, mother. It- wana
double ring: c oremany. Rev. J. Mir
Pherson officiated. Clark Major was
-best man. He -received a leather
son and -Mr. E. Maller Acted as -uss-
em. The bride's mother attired in
navy blue sheer with corsage of
pink --carnations received at the rec-
eption, assisted by the .mother of
the groomn, daintly attired in black
and white silk ensemble with cor-
sage. of pink earastions-. Thr rec-
eption was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Johnson, Hilts Ave.
The happy couple left fuer' a hon•
e9moon , to Muskoka, and on their
return they will reside' in Toronto
The bride, for travelling was attired
in a pale- lemonade ensemble with_
white accessories.,
BIRTHS
Born, •on Sunday, July 8, 1845. at
York. Cou zty Hospital, Newmarket,
Ontario, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Stickwood, ( nee Edith Linton), a
son. -
M. ALM MCUM91
Director of the Ontario Farm
semi" FIX=
Mr. Maclarmi 1s, urging
cities sad tow= to organis
local Farm Commando Com
ndttees. And asks that those
tnterested write to this Ont
Farm Service Force, Parliame
Aundiags. Toronto, doer
whose herd at Hermitage Farm these.
cattle were selected. Mr. Giindeinan
has chosen these cattle for Messrs
E Gledhill and O: A. Myler of Poc-
atello and Robert Legl-)er of. Buhl,
Idaho. In this group are two daugh-
ters of Hermitage Farm Show Ring
Champion Harnelbei Netts, 11th who
has produced a total of 93,760 lbs.
of milk in eight. years, with all her
records over 11,000 The even as a 2
year old. Her dam in turn produced.
147,860 lbs. Both -the daughters of
this great cow, rse purchased for
Mr. Gledhill, and the other for Mr.
Myler, are by the Senior Herd Sire
(Herrniiage Farm) Harnsibel Foun-
dation, imported from Scotland. He
Is a• (preferential) sire which is the
highest rating any buil can obtain
In- this country and his dmghters
average 11,000' Its. at 4.32 p. e.
butter flat. Also purchased were two
meq.
having a dam who has produced over
70,000 lbs. The heifers that Mr.
Leaper purchased are all in calf to
College Barr Style, a ling bred bull
which is a double grandson of Barr
Old Style, imported from Scotland.
This great cow holds the North.
American ,record for the highest
score (in Blas sification) with a
score of 97 p. c. perfect. She is also
a great producer and has 105,000
lbs. of milk in a little over five
years.
Mr. Glinaeman has purchased an
outstanding young bull in Hermitage
Lucky Top Line. This anneal is by
aakviow Lucky Gift, an Advances -
Registry Class AA sire and a record
of performance sire. He. in turn to
the son of the OaWew Lucky
Qtueen one -of the great milk cows
of the breed,. He is also a grandson
of the one hundred thousand pount-
prddtrcer Burnes Blossom Arad=
rietta winner of 42 Grand Champion-
ships m Canada and the United
States sed MacDonald Dorothy hold-
er of the World's, record lifetiane
production for butter fat. The chat
of Mr. GUndome n's calf is Bois pie
La Roche Apoline 16th (pictured a -
have) one of this Pam's heave -
ion's Snow, the third highest :two- of the most outstanding irAvidaab
year old in milk production in the ever imported into the Unitdd States. 1
Dominion of Canada, one of: these to Great honor coaxes to Pickerbag's
Mr. Gledhill and one to Mr. Myler. Hermitage Farm as a result of this
Mr. Leaper purchased. six bred hence.., sale of an international nature. This
ers of very uniform type, two of farm is now awaiting arrangements
which are already outstanding show to complete shipping to Macedonia
individuals, Hermitage Golden Snow of another group of costly Ayrobhw
and hermitage Golden Duchess, each from this herd.
all
e
Arlo
nt
distilled
spends in . clipping the fifty aid it -
This Is Yoor AWy Clarke
ems. from weekly newspapers and
?
$y B. M.
working out. the angle he'll use for.
' : - :t►--�+-• .— - ..
that particular broadcast. Andy has
_
On Sunday ,mornings, when the
seamy angles of human interest to
use, which may include weather,
�:•{
clock approaches the hour of •ten,
fishing yarns, .animal oddities or!
many homes in Pickering, along
the diameter of Mr. Smith's prise
with thousands of others, have the
; cabbage. '
dial tuned to the "Neighborly Mews"
The next two. nights are spent in
u
and its commentator, Andy Clarke.
.sorting the news clippings which,
His husky voice and easy manner
;are to be used. From the fifty clip-!•�'
of speech -have become part of the
ped, he will read apprwdnnately
Sunday morning ritual in many Ont-
. thirty and toss in a poem or prob-
ario homes,
ably a joke for good measure,'
Andy Clarke, with` his homespun
--Andy Clarke is reported to receive
philasaphy-and-his genuine `intetest
more Paan mail tham any other speak-
' in the small ,towns and their people
er on the Caned an a r' lanes. He
and have made_ him --popular, with
'can't go anywhere without someone.
city people as well. His Weekly
'
recognizing him, and wanting him' to ,
broadcast' has been on the air for
meet -their friends. His 'waren per.
k: ;=
over .five years and is a CBC ,- net-
sonality and. his genuine interest iri'
-
work feature., Radio is not new to
Canadian people .and their everyday,,
Andy. He did nightly nem casts for
doings, are two of the traits which'
the 'old Toronto Globe for over five
snake him so popular with his Carr-,'
years•
adiaan listeners. The man pictured a-;
. Five nights a week are spent in
• bove with his pipe in one bared acrd
preparation for the broadcast you
a Canadian weekly in the other, In,
hear on Sunday morning. The first
your Andy Clarke. ff
three nights of the week, Andy
A u
BELGIAN TARGET
Duk -haired Princess of jmmny,
above, commoner wife of King
Leopold III of the Belgians,
target for attacks of Communist
`wing seeking abdication of the
King, now in Austria, A featured
article in the Communist news
challenged payment ' of
ns
ppeension to her father.
Horror Pictures
,Sober Prisoners
German war prisoners confined
at Fort Custer, Mich., were taken
on a brief movie tour of German
'borror camps and emerged a far
more'serious, sober lot than enter-
ed. the, theater.
It was the first showing of a
series of newsreels of Nazi prison
camps which the War Department
has ordered' all • German' prisonea
to see.
Ag• pictures' of gaunt, 'emaciated
German captives -were flashed o
>the'.screen, many of the prisoner
shifted uneasily ill their seats.
As they filed out, many of the
Germans were swallowing . hat
d.
:._their lips in tight thin lines.
There was no joking, laughing o
talking among themselves as whe
they. were going into the theater.
Largest Plane
Hughes Aircraft Company lift
the wraps slightly on its "world
largest plane," revealing that.
- could carry 730 sodiers and the
equipment. It is a seaplane wi
:k wingspread „of "'more than 3
HARNESS do COLLARS
Emergency Flat k f Farmers Attention —Consult
OF CANADA S FOOD EXPORTS
Kept In London your nearest
Harness shop
ForRo al Family :bout Staco Harness 3uppliea
FO y �935,�� we sell our goods only through
0416 An -
''our local. Staco Leather'
Queen hada [ash- "'j Goods dealer. The ,.>�
The King and Q - d s are nus es,
ionable flat in Mayfair to use it x cp� ,, s manufacture a in our r fac-
right, an
m
......... '� ..::::..::::::::::ii We an g as orae ol- ,
nsbed out of Bucking- — erne
C
x�- ----- ...::c:n::r:uai' r mriit gi - - -- LOrle! _
Were ��@ - � - ...., . � '-
-- i:ii•::;:i;;i;luii `'-1 Sweat Pads. Horse Dian -
ham Palace. :.:.,i::::::.:.;pi-= •. :tag :: 1# i- lata, v -
,:::::::: ; :i!:::st:i. iii::: i trete and Leather 'I`La riling
apartrilent was ;::fits iiliili#li. :c::,i:ns#p+' + d
The emergency si:a ,•-• :• °� Goods Insist on Staeo Bran -
Curzon s"
a the fourth floor of ;::issssg t:l - t`�, :, , . To
O e• 'i :Y;;i::`- ::::_' r.:i::::rssii;i;• Trade Marked Goode, and ,
•used by the W ac De-
t i:::; b
Street House,
-'='#i ' +?::: • get satisfaction. Made only y
-of-war of -::;:psis:;: t:::,:• :i`:: •.,l,f::::•:.
�'i-i+:feta: ... .•,r.:::::fi::.:,s�•.#Ij:ifi#» LTD.
parWtent as its prisoner
he i 600 men C #i:# �i::, is#t£!H{sit#iiia#:: SAMUEL TREES CO
fice. Very few of. t - gu 4#####i##: A i...,_ iii#iil##i�l::#iiia#;al:n •+ `.
and women working build i :'::'. '#"`:i: i :!;. nil
in the
the A WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
throughout the war knew (�
r
l:i#.:
Ing throng 42 Wellington SL E., Toronto
his fourth floor. 1g , .::t s sec =+= -4
secret Of t :iui€r..... _t•�;ir..:.
sec � -
a artment
The extsteace of the P � iii;#i#iii#ss!#•.i::!v
acned #i# ,::,,:::i::•• tY •
when it was le t ,;#ae::::::aa i •.i • a,:� lt::::::::c;o::..:: :'.iii#i::.......,:ii >> Never Did
was disclosed wh '�► , : ;••••tri = I°#iiiii :::;::: alb ji#i:�tiii#:::::ii::::: i '$'' Kittens
,•,•::::iii:
GC Queen pati ;; s:. u ;..:;. :::::ii#il# s:E:r.•-tt•• • . • .'.
e
Dowager ,::: Ormtit
thif. th :ij''';�£_° #i°= fs:.i::i:::::...:?_... u#•:, Lllke i Y ��% -
e the she re- •isi:#iii , • n:: :' t#r...sss#'ri+s +i fit ;;. a.=.. Juicy Y ♦
would use
flat when'..:h I . : (t.:::.::.::. t: t . + n
home in ,#1 s ,i:i} a;
turns from her 'country +� t li=# n:: :l: =•i,:,l,��.
another week or so if her ore►n3{i IsF =+:,. i=�= ##iil#jiif=i',i�#=; i;l A Leghorn -hen has adopted,
House is not ready a# • .. :< i t i three orphaned kittens and owner
Marlborough H # ##dam �_ Herman Offenbacher of Medford. y
for her. i.: : era luta• - #
The King and Queen never used #;°�#_.!�/� Ore., says already trouble has
'ls#. i i... tr
their emergency palace,. but the �s1 � ;a.'' developed. Tfie kittene battle, -
�__
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester T= _. paws, against wing as their eager ,
and the Duchess. of Kent used the foster in
tries unsuccessfuih
'.:::
11
'Z to get them to eat the food she
apartment during the worst of the _ _
London blitz.. atche from
a seta d
works so hard to provide fate
` 1939 ts44 - garden.
m the �
Easier To Move 3,673,200 Les ta�,2o3,eoo Iss,
167,625,000 LBS. 685,151,006 LBS.
- eAcell E3
•P
ARTI
FUL -
SS .
:-Dutch Than Rebuild - �sss 1,274,321 not ea,463,416 rot SUCCE •,
i 15µ,a100 LBS: 131.428,206 LBS. - result when you serve
J
"It would be muco easier to ow�q � N ( x'115,686 21b,161 t
transport all of Holland's nine rQlsts etNt ,FtSil Maxwell House. 4i kis die-
-establish people and re-establish i#lZ� 1Mel ,t,g7.137 tOMi L750,381 10AS i�uueA licious coffee stimulate&
them in America than to .re- and cheers. Ifs 8 ChO1Cd
build the country", Prof. F. 1• -
T. Ruttan, of Nijmegen University been transferred to the Navy• blend of rare, extra Haver
said recently. Strength of R.A.F.
The Europeans; war required 75 . L+atiIl•AIneI•iCBn COffeeb�' ,
-He said this . was the tragic Cut To One Third percent of the R.A.F.'s personnel the finest obtainable.
commentary on the devastation- _ to' be based- at home stations to
Ger-
in Holla ld as expressed to him by The R.A.F. is too reduced to send bomber' fleets against Ger-
•a'senior United States Army officer many. In the Japanese war home -
last month- Prof. Rutton is adviser about ane third its present strength based personnel will be reduced I+ • .
n of the Dutch Government and has of approximately 1,000,000 men and to 60 percent,- of the force.
s just arrived in Canada on a special women in the next 13 months, ac-
cording
mission. to the Aitr-Ministry. you only get rid of your enemies
r-- Readjustment for th war against by making them your friends; and ■
will bring about the release you can only do that by loving
1Do not make thing comfort-,
Japan the retraining and y
of many groups, our ane` I s- that is one of the
able for yourself in such a wap as Temustering of others and the re-_ ? yrrat "laws- of life".
r to make them uncomfortable for cruiting. Somr R.A,F. personnel has 1z
n, others. - - - - WANTED
p•QR lIALE PHUTgeiRAPBY ..
BABY CHIt'tc• HOVSEKEEPER FOR PROTES11-
T--- G A I N I N G WEIGHT? ' ant motha!riees home to country.
ax
TRY CANADA'S LARGEST All conveniences. Two school W:.
IMMEDIATE DELIV!%ItY TWO- rhtldren. Box 89,. 78 Adelaide Wt.
week-old 'started chicks In many SLENDE?( TEA PHOTO FINISHING STUDIO childrork,
popular heavy breeds, in non- aid' y Get better pictures
sexed. pullets or cockerels. Also you retain Slender In teed Don't take chances with your film
ed eight -week-old up to la.)•tnLr free turns your food Into enersty -
elght pullets. Tup to orders now of tat, rolls. You can't take "snaps" over Young, Woi[san to train as Nurses'
•! GUARANTEED again, Alden. -
for August and September hitch- HAI'ZMLESSr PROMPT MAIL SERYICE Earn while irearning.
it ed day-old chicks- r.}ee catalogue. Any Slee Roll -- 6 4F -Exposures $76.50 monthly to -!Part.
it Twaddle Chick Hlltcheries Limit•, cl esoorddrastic ndieterbV n cert- deducted ,
th
ad, Fergus, Ontario, Month's suPf+lr ihaa pn•tp++td DEVEUIPED AND Is3RIN0 sec X361 $26.50 mmaintenance.' for j
Dominion Herb Distributors- h customer in Cape Btu uniforms supplied
00 BF:' PREPARED'—
ATC:1'S9' d' be have been sending flora to you forincrease
lets, chicks. cockerels' .houW"be �• unwrerre t11rd- Mea[real 4 or 6 years Would not Bead them Progressive con loted eO course s
We may have some 14' -ti anywhere else:" yy
earth SnPerTtaton. ' Sick Leave. •_'
available for de ver -
"Bray Hatchery.180-Jnh'n N.. HAND.
Ont.
END OF THE SEASON .�lALF: 1'
2 weak old Dullets• _cockerels and
u
nn -sexed chicks pure breeds and
It ,1Y ofreeKFrerane eulrata
weeks up to laying.
sloRue. Top Notch Chlckeries.
Cu lob, Ontario.'
iaYBLNv AND W.RANING
HAVES YOU ANYTHiNt: NF.ZDa
dyelna or cleaning Write to as
for Information 1ye'sre 6ted to
answer )iota , questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 Prangs Street. To-
"� rnnto 1
SAFES
-Trrateet yatar BOOKS
ow "SH
item f7RID Sud et !late. or
Rave a else and 47pe Flap
�Cabltaet:
for Stay Papts"'
:las
or write for •rle•ee, rte te.
Dept. W.
3.,&J.TAVL 0R umITEo
7mpo SAFE WORKS
140 Frear St. Z« Toronto.
��. rAloblisbed 159
s
of VAL�ONI FL
PADS WM °mer' ..>dun mwuJ
I kmwlll
Ilardwere �� 8�oea�iell M
area mmeod WILSOMS FLY PADS• _ ---
.. �- Ip3F�plid'Ct
ST0P4TCN11"tR"1§
-- •;Quick: Stop Itching of insect bites. heat rA$k
eMins, hives, pimples, e[t�tlas. scabies, athlete's
foot and other externally caused skin troubles.
Us�e qqu��rck-actionV����soothing, antiseptic D. D. D.
PleffcRlPTlotl. Greaseless, stainless. Itch
stops or your ma_��tepe�Rb�cic.�� Your druggist
stock. D. Y. D. 111s IPTIDt4-
NIS TINSION
- _'r', , � ultlli M creek, Mrd ieelisls?
If functional periodic disturbances make
feel n�r�eltt� tired, restless at such
es—try I-Yd1S F_ Pinkham s Vega
tapir Com- potnid to pounedeuone 11111
f t9
toms pi am'lConlpou is
most effective medicines fax this purpose
:Fonowlabel d/iJvcti(KW BUY ay
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r -
'1
VARM NACUIIIERY Pll)ii• SALE
A WELL BUILT BUCK RAKE ON
heavy 'truck rear, wheels and
Snick Motor ready for work.,
Also Model C Case tractor in
ggnod condition. James Finlay.
'Graph VatieY, 'Otit• _
PERFECTION MILKERS AND $UP-
pinete. J. F. Donaldson, Joyceville.
il1ASSEY HARRIS .101 SUPER TWIN
power tractor on rubber, prat
powoy new. or Model C Case on
ti -All -steel in Al condition. Alvin Gruer.
Ormstown Station. •Glue.
16-30 INTERI+1A gONF; TRACTOR
on R.R s 6 e1$350.00.'
nta r o, E. Bell,
ron SALE
,'VALUABLE CUU1VTxx nava.+•+
business; suitable
Sound also rtourist
districL
441 Westmount Ave., Toronto,
LO. 4464.
REGISTERED FEMALE COCKER
puppies, 14 weeks old: Wind-
sor,
beauties. 745 Indian Road,
nor, Ont.
GOLDIE-bicCULLOVGH 100 HORSE -
power Steam' Engine, perfect con-
dation. One Warren Steam Pump,
else 10 x 12 x 12, One Warren
Steam Pump size 12 x 12 x 12.
One Smart-%rner •Duplex -Steam
Pump size 7th x 4% x110. All in
perfect condition.
CROWN IRON e& METAL'
CO., HAMILTON, ONT.
REGIS'1,ERED BOSTON TERRIER
Puppies for
sale.
W.- B.
Conlon
R,R. 2,
REMNANTS
1bure =198 Aconsists 3% lbEAL ls..Eun
bleached cotton, cushion cover
raincaP0 material, flannelette
woollens. C,O.D., postage exit
,Retupd It unsatisfactory. Pub1e
Sales, 877 Parliament, Toronto.
FOR SALE VESSOT 13" 13AL
bearing grinder direct drive
30 Mp, motor, first class cond
',ton, APPLY J. A, Eager, Kemp
vide. Ont.
ii1LECTRiC MUT[►RS, NEW. USE
bo tight. sold, • rebuilt: belts. pt
levy, hrmthes. Allen Electric Co
psny Ltd,. 23:6 Dufterin St_. T
rootla.
FARMS FUR SALE
00 ACRES. 5o CLEARED, (L
loam, balance bush. pasture.
od
bairn. bush. mplementmeshed. Hydro.
telephone avallable, 1.0 miles
Ilistrtct f E But".d Falkenburg�
e
n
FARM
FOR SALE-1no ACRES 1
mile went of Kitchener limits os
Kitchener -Stratford •h i g h w s y. I
Charles W..bloser, R.R. 4. j{11ch•
e.ner. Ont.
63 ACRF.3, 2 FA oB21INtx. 0 river.
borderingbay
2,500 ft. frontage on main toed
to Rutter Bigcvood and famous
egrnbuitdinRsmD16tre A.home*.
Gaudette.
Rutter. Ont'.
HAIRDRESSING
L
Robertson method. informal on
on request regarding classes.
Acad-
. Robertson's flalydressinB
ems, 117 Avenue Road. Toronto.'
MEDICAL
DIXON'S REMEDY—FOR NEUR-
Itis and Rheumatic Pains. Thous-
ands satisfied. Munro's Drug
Store. 335 Elgin, 'Ottawa," Post-
paid 11,00.
STOMACH AND THREAD WURUH
in humans, all cage*. No 01 on* ilth
ta-
mune'. Why not find out if this
is your trouble? interesting par-
tteulars—Free! Write Mulvaney"
Remedies. Specialists. Toronto S.
READ THIS—EVERY SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or, Neuritis
-should try Dixon's ,Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin. '
Ottawa. Postpaid
13AUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE-
stroys offensive odor; instantly."
45c bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman
1 -true RrnrP nttawa.
UI'PURTUNI't•IM:!r M"tt N'e►MMfI
'BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING_SCHUUL'
Great Opportunity. Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good
graduates�uAmerica's sands successful
lest Marvel
tem. Illustrated cataiogt[e free.
Write or call
MAR. E HAIRD9RESSING
31 BLUUIt W•, TURUNTU
Branches: 44 I{Ing St. Hamilton
& 74 Rtdenv Street; Ol{awE�
MUSICAL IN9TRUMKNTS
FRED A. BODDINGTUN. BUYS,
TPMs eItllh C'ihn s hmTnirnnto• 2 ttu-
-PAT(�.NTS .
F'ETHERSTUNHAUGH ata COWL •ANY
Patent . Soilcltors.. Establl[[��hed
.(890: 14 King west, Toronto
Bookiet at information " on re•
quest
New siiess 16-20-127 Rit 129c rtnta
(4o SPECIs IAL ePRICES film ON ro1L '
MI.MiNG - AND COLORING
Enlargements 4 x 6" In beautiful
ase: mounts, s for 25c. Framed
n ivory iver, Circassiatinted n 7Walnut or
Q In
f enlargement is colored. s 79cc each.
OLD PICTURES RESTORED
We con restore any old photograph
or snaps -trot and make any
number of pants or enlargements -.
desired. The Weess regtitres the
work of skilled artists, but the
cost to our
picture and Steil bus' what You le. Senus want
done and we will tell you the 'cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A. Toronto
Print Nams and Address Plainly oh
Orders.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Yoell htms vruperly developed and
printed
6 UH a e:Xi't;*4URe- RULLA $50
REPRINTS 4 [Of 350
FINEST ENL.ARUINas tIERVICE
You [nay not get, all the films You.
want this year, but you- can fat all
the quality and servlca,you desire
by sending Your films to
IM I'It Station Hj u Toronto tr'tCR
TEACHERS WANTED
$RANT CO.;. 5 MLLES SUUTH OF
1,rantford. Ekoertenced' female
Frote.tant teachesala$y .11,500.00.
Brantford Twp. also former
..state qualifications;
Inspector. Personal application
Prete;red if possible. Gordon
Kellam, Sec.-T=reas., R.R. No. 2.
Brantford% Ont.
------------
IiTISTED 7=OWN )Hrotestan
requires ' three three .one -too
teachers for
schools nar Huntsville.. Solar
1,200. Please state qualifications
experience_• and last inspector
Duties to icon oenGeosge teT9r
4th. Apply
Huntsville. _
DURISETr' — TEACHER WANTE
(Protestant 10rettnclusiveotea c
(S ni
grade 6. tq -
room), and act as 'principal of
2 -room school With modern co
veniences, term commencing Se
tember; 1945, salary' $1.300, APPi
Phyllis Clayton eiQorsett Unt ils
KENT CU. 'TEACHER WANTE
for H.S. No. l6, Dover Tw". So
ary 1:100.00. Apply Ott%ting goal
ficatlons and salary repeated
,%Aelnrd Tetreaull.. R -R. No.
Deur Line, Oot-
- Apply Supt. or �Wwee.
-' -Toronto Hospital,
TWO WOMEN TO WASH DiSHEG
anq prepare vegetables in North. -
ern Ontario summer resort for
July w $eLUApply by elettteralt 1.
-good Hunter- -. F
Pow -Wow Point Lodge, t
villa, One
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN FOR i
housekeeper on a 1 farlmnwre "
home, wages.
Apply _
!Browe, Box 41. Dalkelth, Ont
BTRONG, ABLE WOMEN FOB9..
general housework. 160 - 1N
month. bed, board. Girls, You*d
women for. summer resort, pay a
according age ablity.farm. "
couple, mai►• 60y'garden
Mrs. Boyd, Carlsbad Springs, Oat.
AUTOMOBILE BUMPERS A N D
Painters. experienced y, repair
week, best workingp conditions.
(Office nearest
rest Selective Servlee
HOUSEKEEPER WAN1�DuON
Farm 2 miles from _Ti _
-All
adults.cGood conveniences.
wages.
=3r.,K: 1 •
Cabe, Tilisonburg, Ont.
FARM MANAGER, MARRIED, 18�•
Acre Mixed Farm., goo wages,
house and, priylleir ' J. See
'Inglewood. -
WANTED ,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY LIC- = a
ensed garage mechanic as part-
ner. Fred lI Chak, Burks Falls,
Ont. Box
GENERAL STORE. WITH GOOD --_:�-
mixed clothing stock: will pay.
cash: confidential. Lightman and
Company. 3270 nanforth Ave.,
Toronto, Ont.
SARNIA GENERAL
A HOSPITAL SCHOOL .
1 FOR- NURSES:
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tan
Salary APPLICATIONS NOVt' BEiNG CON-
sidered. Date of ndmisston Sep.
4ember 4th, 1945. Educational re -,
r quirements Junior .,btatriculgtion
Tait
or
n-
e1
Remunerationminary
$10.00 to $12.00 peri month.
i
PUL
WANTED TO PURCHASE kgU
breeds' franca -wee
!'
D' lets, all
h to laying. Gond prices-patd..Apply
W.. Yb -
to' Box 38. 71 Adelaide
a ronto
WE BUY
h.
_
hundreds or Herbs. (toots. Barks.
Re{ries, Flowers, leaves. etc.
!PRiCES HIGHER NOW
Write for 71111 (let
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17)
Dominion Herb Distributors
1'
1428 tf Lavireare Naval • Menfrral
to
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ISSUE 2s-2945
Wintersides._ "It is good to seeou
again, air. • And you, madame. Let
me take you upstairs. Madame
Fabre-Lusignau will be so pleased
to see you."
He :onducted them into the
house. Meridel and the quiet Miss
ing backs. Pol Martin and, Rosine
came close to' Meridel. They did
not quite understand what had hap-
pened, but they could, tell from
Meridel's face, the fixed . look' in
her eyes, the way her nostrile
flared that everything was far from
well. Anck Uncle • Rudi had. been like .
a different person and the big man
had flung his coat to Uncle Rudi
so carelessly and: Uncle Rudi had
carried it on' his arm.
"What is it, Meridel?" Fol Mar-
tin. tugged at her hand.
(To Be Continued)-
Tablo --Talks-'
Sugar -Saving Cream
"Pies—Delicious, Too
The home economitts of the
Consumer Section, Dominion De.
partment of Agriculture, discov
ered that sugar could be saved by
folding the meringue right into
the pie filling so that the sugar
used to sweeten the egg whites
would contribute its sweetness to
the filling too. The saving of
course. Is not large but It is by
many small savings that the ration
can be painlessly stretched.
Chocolate Mint Pie
1 tablespoon gelatine
A cup cold water
2 squares (2 oz.) unsweetened
chocolate
cup boiling water
3 egg yolks
cup sugar
'r4 teaspoon salt
2 drops oil of peppermint
3 egg whites
2 tablespoons. sugar .
1 9-ineb ple ' shell
'Soak gelatine In cold water.
Cook bhocolate In boiling water,
about b minutes, beating until
smooth. Remove from heat add
gelatine, and stir UnlTl- dissolved.
Beat yolks slightly add sugar, salt
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
Gwendoline P. Clarke
_• • • •
Expectation is better than real-
_
1
As ,for farm work—on Monday
' w � ..A_-_._..�._...:._ ar•�-�N..vtr.Icffini:.�..tYS�`^6i4�+,2 +! r.n.' n,'+gp:nv's'L"y�i .. .. .. _ .. F \ r
there was hay to draw in and -our
d'you do, Rudolph? We popped is
'7
#'
r,
for a brief visit. On our way to
.r'' ~
C
c r -
-01
O E C I D E O L y) ! ,1�4 N i T! IL Y
Quebec. How is madame? j'fl johng
s
began.
she'll be surprised." -
Yes, hydr\, • power was really
' - ~Rudolph's
_._ OWN�i111�.---6151y
�
face was impave,
,
•�of
`see
�
—
x: .1
�iY eltf rifil c3 timed t u ,—
the linesmen came along and said,
-
M -
the sickness, behind the smooth,
10 A V f A4�
♦`
menial masque, He bowed to the
and then added' hopefully—but in-
Wintersides._ "It is good to seeou
again, air. • And you, madame. Let
me take you upstairs. Madame
Fabre-Lusignau will be so pleased
to see you."
He :onducted them into the
house. Meridel and the quiet Miss
ing backs. Pol Martin and, Rosine
came close to' Meridel. They did
not quite understand what had hap-
pened, but they could, tell from
Meridel's face, the fixed . look' in
her eyes, the way her nostrile
flared that everything was far from
well. Anck Uncle • Rudi had. been like .
a different person and the big man
had flung his coat to Uncle Rudi
so carelessly and: Uncle Rudi had
carried it on' his arm.
"What is it, Meridel?" Fol Mar-
tin. tugged at her hand.
(To Be Continued)-
Tablo --Talks-'
Sugar -Saving Cream
"Pies—Delicious, Too
The home economitts of the
Consumer Section, Dominion De.
partment of Agriculture, discov
ered that sugar could be saved by
folding the meringue right into
the pie filling so that the sugar
used to sweeten the egg whites
would contribute its sweetness to
the filling too. The saving of
course. Is not large but It is by
many small savings that the ration
can be painlessly stretched.
Chocolate Mint Pie
1 tablespoon gelatine
A cup cold water
2 squares (2 oz.) unsweetened
chocolate
cup boiling water
3 egg yolks
cup sugar
'r4 teaspoon salt
2 drops oil of peppermint
3 egg whites
2 tablespoons. sugar .
1 9-ineb ple ' shell
'Soak gelatine In cold water.
Cook bhocolate In boiling water,
about b minutes, beating until
smooth. Remove from heat add
gelatine, and stir UnlTl- dissolved.
Beat yolks slightly add sugar, salt
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
Gwendoline P. Clarke
_• • • •
Expectation is better than real-
_
1
As ,for farm work—on Monday
isation=so dies say — but this-
there was hay to draw in and -our
week's events have been the ex-
'7
ception that prove the rule. We
of help for one day, inexperienced
:," ., -
• —but help none the less. Daughter
ages but last Thursday realisation
`
did_ her part by driving the horses
began.
on the hayfork.
Yes, hydr\, • power was really
The Pick of
Tobacco
w.
x: .1
meals—minus potatoes - . N%asking
the linesmen came along and said,
\
"Are your lights all r ght?"
we had a. busy but satisfactory visit,
"Are they?' I answered stupidly,-
f
. G `. .. _ rr xrxgr•.}rr�: �xwiyy{: r
t.. •.....'t
and then added' hopefully—but in-
added considerably to our com-
credulouly--"Do you'. mean the
fort and -enjoyment. '
- LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM
Now preparations are ttndern ay
CHAPTEk. IX
God, you are right, Rudooph_ .I'd
"You - are mistaken," said •M'eri_
like to, think that it is what you
del, but • here own voice sounded
say—some • of their make-believe.
strange to her and there was a feel-
But I am afraid—"
ing in her breast as if. icy fingers
"But I knew Monsieur : Michel
had closed around her heart. "1t
and he—
was. some other one - you saw—some'
"You know the vay he used to
::Nazi who looked like—like Michel."
talk, Rudolph—wild things he'd
They shook their heads in unison.
say and wilder things he'd do. He
"'There was the same small scar
had three years at Heidelberg. And
on this one's, chin," said Pal Mar-
he was so. quick to identify himself
tin rallying to his sister's aid, cling-
with anything revoluntionary,. But,
ing to her hand and thinking of
my God, 1 cannot think that he—,
- - BonbomMt Fricot's crumpled .body,
why, his father and. two of his un -
in the tininess of .the. but and the
Iles died in the battle of the Som -
grin one the German soldier's face
me and Roger wears the cross his
- , as he left the lonely cabin. "It
king gave him -for bravery. Nr+ -
showed blue . Rn., the - side. of his
no—"
chin,"
"Please nradante: I tell you it
"No more ''off this!" Rudolph
` is some child's mistake. It is north-
- - spoke with unwonted authority,
ing•„
"You have no right. no right what-
"I shall try to think so, Rudolph.
.._ever,. .you- .ung-ratefu -children; to
The other thing would drive - me
rause pain to Madame Laurin, who
mad. Why', he was as dear to, me
has been so good, so kind, so gen-
as any- own—I could never think
.trous to you.
this of him_ , never.",
- - "They are):oung, Uncle •Rudi.".
• • _
Ueridel came quickly to their de-
Yei 'there was the 'gnaw•ing-
fence. "They did not know what
doubt. And in Meridel* e eyes, As
they were doing. !Madame Laurin,
"
she picked up the shattered- picture
= I am sure, will forgive them- And
of Michel Fabre was the same hurt,
it is to' you, after all, that they
terrified look that she 'had seen is
- owe their gratitude."
madames. What a horrible- thing
"To me" For a moment, caught
was this! If there were truth, in
_off guard, Rudolph.' almost be- .
it, what ghastly truth! No, no, a
frayed ..himself. "Oh, I see' what
'them
man -did Mot turn' against his own,
you mean. But please, take
blood. 1C hy, he would be facing
-
n brother; seeking to es-
Wintersides._ "It is good to seeou
again, air. • And you, madame. Let
me take you upstairs. Madame
Fabre-Lusignau will be so pleased
to see you."
He :onducted them into the
house. Meridel and the quiet Miss
ing backs. Pol Martin and, Rosine
came close to' Meridel. They did
not quite understand what had hap-
pened, but they could, tell from
Meridel's face, the fixed . look' in
her eyes, the way her nostrile
flared that everything was far from
well. Anck Uncle • Rudi had. been like .
a different person and the big man
had flung his coat to Uncle Rudi
so carelessly and: Uncle Rudi had
carried it on' his arm.
"What is it, Meridel?" Fol Mar-
tin. tugged at her hand.
(To Be Continued)-
Tablo --Talks-'
Sugar -Saving Cream
"Pies—Delicious, Too
The home economitts of the
Consumer Section, Dominion De.
partment of Agriculture, discov
ered that sugar could be saved by
folding the meringue right into
the pie filling so that the sugar
used to sweeten the egg whites
would contribute its sweetness to
the filling too. The saving of
course. Is not large but It is by
many small savings that the ration
can be painlessly stretched.
Chocolate Mint Pie
1 tablespoon gelatine
A cup cold water
2 squares (2 oz.) unsweetened
chocolate
cup boiling water
3 egg yolks
cup sugar
'r4 teaspoon salt
2 drops oil of peppermint
3 egg whites
2 tablespoons. sugar .
1 9-ineb ple ' shell
'Soak gelatine In cold water.
Cook bhocolate In boiling water,
about b minutes, beating until
smooth. Remove from heat add
gelatine, and stir UnlTl- dissolved.
Beat yolks slightly add sugar, salt
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
Gwendoline P. Clarke
_• • • •
Expectation is better than real-
_
1
As ,for farm work—on Monday
isation=so dies say — but this-
there was hay to draw in and -our
week's events have been the ex-
guests ,supplied Partner with plenty
ception that prove the rule. We
of help for one day, inexperienced
have been living on expectation for
• —but help none the less. Daughter
ages but last Thursday realisation
`
did_ her part by driving the horses
began.
on the hayfork.
Yes, hydr\, • power was really
Daughter and I put in a pretty
turned on at last. It was about
good day washing, ironing, 'get"ting"
two o'clock that day when one of
meals—minus potatoes - . N%asking
the linesmen came along and said,
dishes', fixing over dresses, and so
"Are your lights all r ght?"
we had a. busy but satisfactory visit,
"Are they?' I answered stupidly,-
—to which properly lighted rooms
and then added' hopefully—but in-
added considerably to our com-
credulouly--"Do you'. mean the
fort and -enjoyment. '
power is on?"
Now preparations are ttndern ay
"Sure—a'nd I can see lights on
for the departure of our •guests. "
upstairs so I guess they're all
There is a scurrying around front
right."
'place to place, a picking up from
All right"—what a mild way' to
one room and then anothet. I am
put it. And yet after all it was a
keeping out of it. When they
very conclusive description; I am
have got everything toget`er . I
not sure one, could iiad anything
will go around and gather up the _
better. We turned on switches
things they have missed.
here, plugged in there, wandered
And tomorrow is another day!
from zooid to room trying out the
lights, switched on. the pole lights,.
acrd turned or, the ones at the barn,
Churchill `Choppers'
and finally we agreed that, just as
the linesman said, everything "was
How desperate Was Btitain`b
al: right".
Britain's defense eituation at one
' * • ' �. =
time is evidenced by a_ new
Churchill story in Guy Eden's new
but that wasn't the, only excite-
book 'Portrait of Ch.. chill."
fnent. • Two days later our hard-
At the. close of his famous• chat
ware man phoned : to say my
washing machine had arrived. That
lenge: "We shall fight on at the
was almost' too good to be true.
beaches and in the streets" the
Prime Minister tvrncd and
And yet there was really no doubt
'shout
mur-
mured something tot the Cabinet
flu. matter. In due tinge the
machine arrived Aome and I'm
-members. It was this; "I do not- ,
telling you it is' like something out
know what we shall do it w'itfi—.
„
of. fair •.. a m
'land
) magic .whirligig
choppers, 1 suppose, -
'-Choppers were the instrtrntents
that makes drudgery vanish into
warden. carried to thctrt -
space; takes kinks out of balks and
snakes any .wash "the whitest, wash"
-help
break into burning bufkiings:.. - ?j
done enough mischief for today.". troy him: mixture. Add peppermint and ehiIl ran , u soap ars or coal? chips. Peanuts or Dresses
The.-fa•ce of 1 Michel was little ' until partially set. Whip the egg
ti
marred. Meridel took the broken whites until stIN and gradually On the same day that the Nash- Seaweed and peanuts are two'of
" When they, had gone he bent glass away and , put the beat in the two tables
picture psoas of in machine carne to hri many inFredie'nts bring uses .by
• � over the od lady, who is to g ghten our
see nothing of. what went on about
bask in ,its Place. sugar. Fold into chocolate mix- lives there also arrived -.a letter chemists in the Lancashire and
I It is not so, madame," said tore pour lato baked pie when and from m brother in En Cheshire textile industries in the
-cher. "Madame." he said earnestly: y gland, with
'Madamel Is there not something Meridel at length, :'You must not chill until sef. h1al�es one 9 -loch news that son Bob had, been 'to making of new dress 'fabrics it is
for a moment believe this wild pie.. reported b the Textile Bulletin,
visit him and his faint' The cloths are for. sale after the
"T can do. Let me take them away Y ., .. y. That was po y - '
from here. They have caused you 01 star Rhubarb Cream Pie _ - a wonderful piece of newt because
this mortal, y, "� you believe it? You knew 3 tablespoons flour we knew then that Bob was. one
pain- It is (all some him for -only a little while; 1 knew j
I war
childish nonsense!' TRey play bpm for Y cup sugar step nearer home though we had
nes of years, yet I feel that in teas
Igo pretending so notch and rib Poon salt not yet heard from frim to that
the short time you 'were with him 4 eu s diced raw rhubarb effect. BE FAMOUS for your I
so long that they think the people - P
Iht totem are real. I am sure there , you learned muck. .And do you 1 tablespoon gelatine And for the holiday weekend six Coffee. Serve !Maxwell
believe -if? 2 tablespoons cold water visitors arrived --forte adults, one {
never 'was such a -one as Bonham- 'I_won't let myself believe it. [ HOtl!t3e. This eht)ice blend
fele Fricot—" 2• egg Yolks _little girl and a baby five inooths
should have to see it with my own 2 egg whites
Madame shook her head. "I pray, old. It is a long time since of rare coffees is roasted l
eyes. I siioulrl have to hear it 2 tablespoons sugar diapers flapped in the breeze from
_ from his own lips." 1 9 inch baked pie shell Buz dothe3' line! But was
by the famous "Radiant
And you; would' bejieve it then, g ,y
Combine , (lour, sugar and salt. to see them there. And that bob ROAet roses s0 you
AfterM.... Meridel?., Y p
eaa rhubarb and m3= well. Let he was rj st the goodest and et ex
tate Woman looked at woman, the extra
stand one hour, then coot over the sweet*;.% .wte thin 8 flavor, frt#granee
young one at the very old, and they g you ever
Qt� understood' each other. "Perhaps," boiling water for 15 minutes,. stir- saw. and vig01'OUB body.
_ _
• ring occasionally. Meanwhile. soak •
said . Meridel. „i _ __ _ - gelatine in told water. Beat egg -
"Iks until light. Pour rhubarb
Pol Martin -and Rosine were - sauce over egg-yolks.stIrrtwg wen;- -.-_
standing with Merl.,' ' and Miss return to douple boiler, stir and
Carrick 'and some of : the other' cook for 3 minutes. Remove from
children in front of the house one heat and add gelatine; stirring HAVEA . . . . . .
[RIAIS
afternoon when a long cream- until dissolved. Fold in meringue
colored convertible sedan drove up made with stifflybeaten egg
and disgorged a hugs beefy man in whites and 2 tablespoons sugar.PLACE
a checl eget- jacket• and tan slacks, pour into baked pie shell and '
a a lady :in gorgeous mink and a chill. Makes one 9 -inch pie. .
x diamond choker.
" Cream Pie AT ANY MEAL ANYTI E"Well, bless my soul, Marthal...
The big man's •voice seemed to cup sugar - -,
Ism,shake the walls of Philibert. "Look lfa cup, flour a
what Mimi has here now—a kin- 's teaspoon salt /Busy liousewives appreciate a
•• . • ' •fid Se�oat/0�`.
Did fou know that a IOo[
MVILSpN'S FLY PAIR will Agfa
thanSas 00 worth of ■qy cthc
1nI1vT
The lea do the work when you nae
WIl SOHIS Fj Y P�►f� 1
You Will , Enjoy Staying At
The ST, REGIS HOTEL
rl►s1V,11T7o
• Kerry H-.r,n ..ire, Ittllh, %ties%.
er find relrUhone.
• .InKir• t.".o an—
Itwnhlr. •tla" np,
• Iimrd trout. 1►hnlna and [)net.
Ina 'Ylahl'ly -
Sherbourne at Carlton -.
Tel RA 4la'S
ISSUE 28-1845
rrfl .cup cold in ]k _
124 cups hot milk•• � Kellogg's ready -to -eat cereals
the_proper thing: How d'you do, aw -
How d'you do?" He bowed right 1 egg ► � � .more and more every day.
1 teaspoon butter ,'
and left to the curious children, Kellogg's and ' beamed on Aferidel and Aliss 1' teaspoon vanilla ? ' Ke are a satisfying.
i 9 -inch pie shell ash anytime—for breakfast,
Carrick. "I'in Guv Wintersidc and }
this is my wife, Martha Stahl. We Mix sugar flour' and , salt. Coin.. lunch,•odd-hour snacks.
usgd to be on the stage with. Ma- bine thoroughly wfth cold milk, ! Ready i>t� 30 seconds.dame '. Fabre - L•usignan. t�'hert ' Stir in .hot milk and cook in top
is Mimi? 1Le•came'to surprise tier. of double boiler about- 10. minutes,
, t'
Oh, here's someont ' we know.! .� stirring constantly. Beat ' egg,
Here's Rudoiph, the" but1er—g`0t i ' combine with a -little of- hot mit-
old R•iidolph!" lure and- add to mixture in double \,.► A
_/„
i boiler. Cook 3 minutes. Remove I 7 n
Meridel was cisco V b him; hitt
had she been a block away she 1 from heat and add butter and, ' \`t"
could still have heard him. Slowly }~ vanilla. Pour into baked pie shell. �Ivkeher cheek grew white: her hands Makes one 9 -inch pie shell. �ff�
were 'clenched at her side. "Hap Note:— Well -drained canned @ ✓�/J'�t0��/�^ * }
he been butler here a long tim'e.i fruit or slightly sweetened fresh ! M JJJ
Mfr: Wintersidc?" phe-asked softly. -fruit ,may be rspread- in bottom of
" baked shell before pouring in i
The -big nian,grinned-down at her' ` scream filling or used as it topping.
E,
''Bless you, my dear, of course he — i�
has --ears ani! •ear•' and ycais. i ' It is repo' iied that nearly all Can -
Iles as much, a fixtnre at Philibert adian army equipment will be left , t
BpYSI GIRLS! Ther re free.. .
'as Pie statues in the park. "How in Europe. s Colwrer Cot* In everrroskoge.so" r MTror•'•at 1
_four
First Service our Aim
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Quality
rflvats Anb4sn" SGrTk*
WZ BUT THE BEST — YOB ILAZZ THE TTZr k
Day or Night --LICENSED
AUCn0N=R
* .13
Phone Pi.cke
Phone Pickering 30
High Prices -F Live outrY
or . ' Poultry
'Inportant' Notice
dft of a A. S. F, and ad dw LINN
J. H.'Prentice (f0=411AY P209"
M& theatre will becloned for
and Prentice). Pam Will Fargo -
-Staff Holidays from Monday, July
9ft to Saturday, July 21a %w1uOve
Until . ftrtber . notice we aye Mlag the fonmring prices
for LIVE POULTRY, delivered W our Piaui at WE_rrBy
-Peepadorg Monday, July 23rd
25 1 -2c 1%
Top GRADE FOWL - an weasku .
Land Surveyor
TOR.GRADM BROILElbs.28c. lb.ILERS - 2 to 3 lb
IJCMqSED AUCTIONMR Amd.
VALUATOR
J&OASTING &W MM 3 lbs. 30 7-8c lb.
Sales conducted Anywhere
C. RICHARDSN
Phone or Write
Ont-
M
PICK:F..ING FARLTD*'
814 Duns St. East, Whitby,
03��o
-Notice
Telephone
BRIGNALL'S
•
Service Station
V&ere H . &a My IAtle Dog Gone? P"'.1; Throw Gla;w In *The Water 'I
CLARE MCNT
One thing that is noticeable on -the I People. are warned not to throw
:streets here is the disappearance of .4, -bottles or broken glass in -the water.
-the pack of dogs, that used to roam A number of accident s have occurr-
but -Y
We please the customer, not our• self ed her� from this already this year.
. ',-at large. There are a few, b
I lhour service
tailia over
FURNITURE DEALER
ilroughun. oat pick 5 R go
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
rflvats Anb4sn" SGrTk*
Clarke Prentice
Day or Night --LICENSED
AUCn0N=R
* .13
Phone Pi.cke
For the Counties of York and 026-
to Core. K= Pvwo
ario; successor
Fickering,j Ontario,
dft of a A. S. F, and ad dw LINN
J. H.'Prentice (f0=411AY P209"
Phone Agkn. 201W2 Stouff. 290
and Prentice). Pam Will Fargo -
:world's
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Stock sales a 'specialty, at ftk am
MAW
Re"onswe Ras
Land Surveyor
PHONE AGIN. U W It. MILtZILMIN
IJCMqSED AUCTIONMR Amd.
VALUATOR
Barriew Solidtor Notary Fdffis
Sales conducted Anywhere
C. RICHARDSN
Phone or Write
Ont-
Suite 611 — Contineetal LUG Jim'
814 Duns St. East, Whitby,
371 Day 9L Tonn"
CYRIL E.- MORLEY
INSURANCE
PHONE 61 PICK.
J. A. WILLOUGHBY
Willoughby Farm Agency'
Read Office — Toronto .
166 Yonge St. AD0605
"Largest and Oldest -in
Cann" Established Forty
Years"
CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT.
FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY ..
4C14
1ROPRACTIC
D. E. 877SCHLEY
HEALTH CLINIC -
146 "Swx-oe St. N., 04MM
Phoni =4
Drugless practice, incivaims
Chiropractic, Electro-ther-
'spyand Mineral vaporBath Treatment.
practicing 22 years.
Consultation Free
Hours: 9 , a. M. to 9 P- rAr
-Daily, except MdndaY and
Friday
I A W =A, .1r.at least we are no g
• '.'.-ConfectionaXy and Bars them.
LAWN MOWERS
'ened'and,:Repaired
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