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OL.FXV y 1DICHERING, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, .2946 No. 4
P�cker�n-Isownshi - ;Park At Rosebank fficially
io
penber 29Th
Vr OPENING OF TOWNSHIP Sgt Stephen Gfik Returns Frost Pieloering WaRmen's Inditute To ROTARY,STREET DANCE Pickering Village
PARK AT ROSEBAN'K
'Saturday afternoon, September E9.. Orrersests Last West -end Meet Tuesday, Sept. 85., Pickering Village, October 17. -
..._.
Mis fruit and vegetable show Spon- A 'veteran of two wars; Sgt. Step- The Women's Institute will- ince[ Mrs. James Andrew, of I:oglon,
gala ---.Leslie•--Byers _ _ Ont„ is visiting friends here.
sored by the Pickering Horticultural hen Cafik returned haome from Brit- -on Tpesday, Sept. 25, at 2.80 at the _
Society will be held at Rosebazik on �, atter more than five years with home of Mrs. N. E. McEwen, Rev. Robt. C. Com_ MT. Clarence Silk has been cowed
the Toronto Scottish, of which all A subject of interest to all "Poet Copeland, Pickering to his home during the past weal[ as
Setwday September but one month was spent overseas. war Planning for our Community vatted Church officiated at the a result of an seciden4 when a '
Vstluable prises will be 'given for Yoe „ ceremony, at the Manse, on Satur. piece of glass became imbedded in
Firm, 'Second and Third in each He served as a cools, in -England Centre will be discussed by Mr. W. day, September 15, 1946, when Mr. his leg, when a window is the cat
and evidence of his ability C. Marker. Robert Leslie, of Whithy, - Ontario,' was broken.
mClsas- The exhibits to beeonas the culinary
of .the society,and to be is the fact that his sort Ray used Assistant Hostesses: Mrs, Freak f was united in ma
_ � mage to Miss Mary �'. Carman Barrett had the frost
--.off—t oc eeds to -be -spent to -spend his . leaves • at his father's Smith and Mrs. Chas. Baker.
� improvements to tae Park, �P where "he could get good Byers, o!. Ajay, Ontario. lender o! his car smashed in wt
m'-
A% car struck him as Ttabes-
em4 es must be - in by four Ineals". Before Sgt Caflk's return, ,Fredealek R� SOUTH PICKERING TO HAVtE da
A}l; y morning, as he was palling out
e�cledt;
at the. comaivaity pavilion, the ' two spent a Ieave together in ,A,DDITIONAL POLLFNG
asci will be judged by -a well-Vhown North Queenderry, Scotland; ' with His many friends in _Pickering will FACILITIES onto the highway.
local gardener• . , ' Wt. Cafiles sister. regret -to learn of, the of Tickets for the Rotary Car are on -
AlYaough he was on the eondnent Frederick Ruston who wing the �- Y m- sale at the Naive Office. if you
� 1ia yak, conducted by ]dr. Allay ..Deputy -fie' .e� W. H. We tine have not yet
iMeyer, Principal of the Scarboro on o� one occasion (when he took employ of the . Boyes' Drug Co., formed the News this week of the obtainable hexa hayed one, they st'e
Dhoffs school, will commence at five over supplies), nevertheless his during. most of theoeriod in which creation by, the townsbiD council of
stay was far from dull. ]tiny were the proprietor, Jack Boyes was with a polling sub vision at Daabarton Mervin Gould has been coat-
o'clock, to be followed immediately lined to her home home through illness.
bp -The opening of the Park . by his -asrrow escapes during the Lou- the Services. to be gown as "8A" sub-divislon.
oar Please, Ma D. Blake Amis. Tae don "blitz", and once it was nee- y last at the Genr Owing largely to the demand Mise Edits Murray, who has been
He died on Friday b3' spending tate summer in Weatexw . -
raapessatatfve oomlmittee will out- eseaxy to enter hospital wito a bad eral Hospital, Toronto, with funeral the" greatly increased number of Canada Is now back at her home with
line the purpose of and plana for case of "nerves", servicesan Monde and interment in ratepayers that -area, a part of
y � the Nieces Rorke here.
the Mark, and a few prominent cit- 'When he returned, he didn't rec- Mount Pleasant Cemetery, He -was the former No. 8 (Liverpool), and Mr. and Mrs, M. S. Ciiapnoan, and
leas will end. ognize his son Norman, although 2141 82 years of age. a part of No. 4 (Rouge) have been also a group of the mesabers of the
Tables and benchm'witl be on the knew Berty immediately. His Large. He is survived by one son, Harold, -taken from the two .former sub -div- -y,• P. U. of the United Church calf- -
gromda • and everyone interested . is .
collection of souvenirs included of Toronto his wife predeceased inions to form the new, and located ed an Rev. M. R. and Mrs. Jealtitt- -
Imited to bring'their picnic and en- some heather and a picture of the hien in 1928. in between tae two present stations. son, at King, on Sunday.
wedding in vrhieh he and Lottie Ttl[r. and Mrs. Difurksr and
Jay the evening. Lsmyre took Pmt, April South Pickering Ratepayers Elect L. apt. R3m.OvDutm Returns From ` daughter 21ave taken up residence on
Your aaofla=tfittae finds Cant to pub- Although cooks are officially
liah a full list would be an impoo- Officers At Annual Meeting = Maple Ave., A jaz- Craig received
it3an on the Editor in spite of his `fro'"- to their stations, it must his discharge from the Canadian
be agreed that after serving his A fair therm of ratepayers Ia-Cpl• Wm, Dunn, RCE. ,o! Dun-
offer and desire to eo-operate, so, gathering p sera 'of barton returned home from overseas I, Navy last week,
we state] chat a' class will be made' country for three years in tae last the South Pickering. Association air fir. and airs. YonPilis had ail - -
war and since August 2, 1940, in 1 Last Week alter five year's service:
for every type of .bruit and veget-' _ tended the Annual Meeti:ig test His brother, Spr: Norman Duna re- their . guest at Bokar Farah, Miss
able exhibited in six quart baskets, this- one, Sgt, C.afik is entitled to Thursday evening at Orchard Inas. { turned on another ' ship the salmv. ' Brigitte Askonaa, B. A., Bsc.,. Ass- _
with inn exception of marrows, hub- some time at home with his family Mr, Horace Brown, Past Presid- ' week. is.ant at Allan .Memorial, Montreal,
bard squash. watermelons etc., when DANCING 8.80 SA DAY ' eat of tae- Association - acted as - L• -Cpl.' Dunn served in France,j- Mrs, Caflk had the misfortune to
the class will be for the once best. MGHT-GREENWOOD PARK Ch' s for the evening. In a re- I. Belgium, Holland and Germany. Ere . receive cuts and bruises on the face,
A Any Qorticultural product worthy. port to the Association, `Mr. Brriwn escaped injury, arms and legs, when ah6 fe1J down
ped j ry, although he was ss,
of exhibit and sale for the fund will Mm Allan Miller Returns After. stressed the •importance of "snore the thick of the battle .-much of the:. stairs .'on. Sept: 11th, a few hours
be given ' a class, but . in case Of _Tyro Yearn la Hudsoa Bay Area police. for the township" and advoca time. He -is fhe son of - Mr.- and Mrs. after nor husband's return.
single entries, First Pa�•iies will notted
at Fort ted tae nomination of two asmeribers ' Elliott Dunn - Btord his been received' that Jim
- Dumbarton..
v of -the Agsociation• to enter the Mun- Ma^Rano i5 expected, home shortly.
be' gi ea• unless the article is o! After linin two p y _
snffident merit. - Harrison, calf way up the East iripal Council contest at the Ja-�mary I�oNh. Pickering Red Cross -. Chief Constable J. B. Irvine is
This _ Coast son ay, Mrs. - - - -- --- -.. --- . _ .. , - -
iaow- get behind• it And put, it Miller (pee Dorothy Salter) retarts• doing away with sectionalism in this Word' has been received from Mrs, co a much-needed reit,
p; Birkett, Work Convener, that they? Another ,attempt. to rob the Ajax
over. -'Phe Committee
township.' Officers elected for tins '
, ed to Pickering last week. - . j
coming year' are: President Horace' is need for quilts in regular sizes Markateria roved almost fruitless
Nr, and. Mrs. Miller kit two P
Sptary" Street Fair and Dines Brown; 1st Vice -President, Ronald and cot quilts, also that -many .pairs when two -men, entered the , back
Pickering, October 17, Harrison, -where
h for the dost at white; 2nd Vice -President, A Skid -of - socks are lacking to make up - door late Tuasda evening. Accord- --
Hason, where he was stationed Y g• ' . .
f _ more; Secretary; E. R. Hmiah; tiie hundred pairs due. faom this in to the ro rte �; era M Ziso.i-
-
as a radio techriicista In 8a inter- $ p P ' ,
Recording Secretary, Mrs. T. Jacobs; Branch. the only loss was a few ci
Birt-Dawwm% Dept. of VetemaW view with the. News, Mrs. g[iller re- garettes. -
Affsks 'Speaker at Rota"lated that, avail came in to the post Treasurer, Mrs, W. Hume; . Five ' An,enthusiastic group in Brough' Both -local -schools were - closed b'
Executive Members - Wm McLean, air are busy on the -boys' shorts on Monday owing to furnace repairs
twice a year and supplies once a Mrs. E. R. Hannah- Wan. Pa ne•. J. ,.which. were a left -over from the .bei
The - gaast of Wm. A. Goody, ,year. _
> Y . ng carried out.
Skidmore and Mrs. Ron ' White. spring quota. But it: takes more than -
so the .Rotary Club, Mr. Be Depart- Fish, deer and partridge Were the. enthusiasm to get down to sewr.� With
the ��jua �,�Q�
son, Toronto Brandi of the Depart- meat mens, while the rest of their - g' �/ ` /` „
metrt of Yetazans' Affairs, described food cashed and -dehydrated. For Other Picketing Men Hdme Feaim while canning etc., still remains to
for the members the machinery in recreation, Mr. and Mrs. Miller 1Nw Services �e Week be done, but the need will increase
use end the set-up for the adenine-: hiked, skated and skied.. Daring the with the colder weather, and it- is ':ckering United Church
Ivmi Baker, RCNVR-, of tine West ho that more wceaen- will be- of 'the rehabilitation pro=zami •summer the mean temperature was P� The annaial..Ra1Ty..Day Service sill _
Coast; 'Don Spragge, from ,Over-. come active members of Red Cross be held on Sunda morning next at
as is practice. by the Federal (Ivo- abort 70 and in the winter stayed esaa; Cary Robinson, Overseas, and as the realization ws of the acute 1 00 o'clock. The service. -will .be
�ertttnatt, T1tFr. Dawson has a very around 95 below sawn. - B'i'o ;. - - -
thorough trnowledge of the entire Four families aeress the river • Harold Scott, RCAF., who did a lot distress prevailing, held in the main auditorium, with
proatae:s, and presents a description from the poet, and Mr. Mi)ler's two of special miasivn piloting of the The five units of this Branch arethe Sunday School children occupy-
of the sdheme in .,a comprehensive • assistants were the easy other white. larger type, craft in .several `theatres urgently asked to complete the work Ing, the front pews. The presenbefl
mariner. He believes Canada to kava persons up there. 7be Eskimo vill- of the war. they now .have end turn' it in to Rally Day Order - of Service will be
population Mrs. Birkett. A get-together meet- used, and an appeal to ahead is
,the � generous and workable age, beside them had s _
plan for the re-establishment of heli of about 20. The eakimos trapped THE MtiNICIPAL CORPORATION Mg is. being planned to be held' at . addressed -particularly to t'he par;. - -
service personnel of. any of the Allied . foxes for a living, end often bait- of the Township of Pickering, in. the Mrs.. Harvey's, _ Broug'hasan, ' ..Watch ents, but also, to all others to join
4iatianta. 1°rovisions 'for tris ate. eyed with Mrs.• Miller, trading a ,County std Province of Ontario for the date and plan to attend. in this annual children's service,
establishment is definitely away a- fish or partridge for a pound of tea;
.head of Stat following the last war. or some • flour. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
As a manner of assisting the nat- Except when the • Mane ot- b6ot that the Council of the said Munic
ion and the Department, he appealed %&.a in,, t4eir.• only connection with ipal Corporation, of the Tams iip of
to the local community,. to try and the outside world was by radio: Pickering, will, at a meeting thereof -
place as many alien as possible in They .iatened to -the BBC news ev- to be ' held on Monday, the 5th day
cry. a urs the • w-ater the 'of November •1945 at the ao r of �
e muni •-returned nen i'• ng F , u
he found, preferred to establish co0d get the ioron►o statluns, but one o'clock in the afternoon; -in the -
themselves in their Home community not in the summer. Council Chamber, in the Municipal t MEN FROM TNE, ARMED FORCES FOR,. FARMIN:B
Livia in a frame 3iouse, they Building, . in the Villa '
swherever possible, and suggested 8 Village of Brough- - _
that _the cities -were ,veryyoor loc burned about 15 toss of coal s year. am, consider a Bylaw for closing, t Any personnel in the Armed Services, wishing to be i
ationjS at the aro hent to secure em ar s re pink-up;_selling and _conveying released for farm -work at anv ocriod of the Tea ; shaulif
ployment. He also made one ob- mer.•alike. to a purchaser or to purchasers that now be advised to:-
'hrvation that replies to the state'. came f Tithe the postay e;toMSenneterre iller r d� of the original allowance for um Rork, statin t farm
ent often . heard in some circles (s) Apply o their Commanding Officer, for release for
g pas experience, giving reasons
that "private 'enterprise- can not be by plane wad from thereto Toronto FIRSTLY/ --Northerly part of tae' - for regwst..
expected to employ even returned by. trai t. Her ;iusband' .is expected sideline between Lots 22 and 23, in _•.. (b) .Give location, type and size of farm, wherever pots
men, when they have no' employment to arrive here within the nQxt ,two the Second Concession, and r (c) If possible, •submit a letter from a parent or former
Yor them". _ weeks. He will likely be posted to SECONDLY= -The Third Conceas- + "- firm employer and a letter fnom'municipal asr other
In spite of Mr. Howe's _"two jobs, another station in the near future. ion ' Line commencing at the 'sideline - ' - ' - - ' . '-official in home locality, iP4icatin8 need for services.
every " between Lots 22 and 28 �'� Agricultural Labour Survey Committees have been set u
for eve huhu , we predict a tram- , p .
�endous task for those shouldered THENCE, �- . Easterly; approxim- the Federal Department of Labour, Eo co -o rate >ovit6
)with the task of finding employment �' Sa9e �� Returns How ately 950 feet to a given road.. „
g p Bi a Armed Services in the release of men for -operate
work. �• '.-_;
for s, million men. Easily, careless- ALL PERSONS interested or - -
A display of coloured lights, flags whose , lands may or mieat These Committees represent the Provincial De t
ly made statements before the end e t be piej- Mad=
amnen z
and a sign reading "Welcome Home of Agricultuie, the Armed Seivices and the aN dosiai
of hostilities, was the privilege of udicialy affected by the passing of
Sam heralded `the return on` Taes- such proposed Frmploymew Service. They . -are prepared to advise
government -ewe now meat face the day o! Pte. Sam Kaiser, after two p Posed Bylaw, are required w fir, or Service personnel on .any problems eonceni:
cold, hard !acts, and make Cite best to attend at the said meeting, when_
years overseas as a clerk in the . Ing such releasgs. For furdtet iaformatioa write ops -
they will be heard in person, or by
o! it, and, -the returned man ie going y; yy
$CASC. Atter spending one year the Counsellor` or Solicitor with res- Agrict�rJtur°1O Bursar�y are of Mobi,i�.
to have tTte ..greateS-t _straggle of the }n England and one year in France, - ... tion Registrar, at Chsriottetevvn, f Hsliiax, St. Jong
lot- spite of promises,- he-til-v�my sae thereto, upon petitioning -
" Belgium, Holland and Germany, be to heard. Qom +Montreal, Kin Toronto, London, Port
mach an ria own from now on. Sam contracted a skin disease which ARhur, Winnipeg,Regains 4
, Bdmsonton, or Vancouver:
Ross Irwin has chat" of the lowered his category and resulted in DATED this 12411 day ad September,
meeting nest week. - his being sent back to Canada after '1945, DEPART -Or L"Otrit
four months in hospital. "W"aile in
Mr. Al. Sparks Jn, is at house transport work," fie stated, "I saw L, T. JOHNSTON, Clerk Il1{i1�iR]3Y �'�� A I`facNAbfARAi,
here with his mother atter being re- a great deal of the British Isles and of the Municipal Corporation of the Mlalsur of Labour ia&w..o o Deputy Mme
leased frolm the ROAF. the Cont'iasat." "� �� ; �; kw I Township of Pkkorizw -` ..
Dieting Dot says her struggling
- with dress measurements certainly
should encourage her to whittle
_ down.
THE' SPORTING THINS .
REG'LAR FELLERS—A Double-header By GENE Bllt'RRi S
9-
WMMEP. Is SW/ELLI
THIS SWIMMIN, WELL -4'G4MA _ �
evegY DAY SAVES ♦iURIXY f10ME=-I•VE I (I 'ta � + r
ME T", TRAUDM OF 'OMA MUSIC LESSOM r
TAVJW A BAT41 AW YOVLt IM HAFF A HOU2! SEE O -l-
NEvER K CH ON Tt�� Y•� _ ( '::;� ii X' �C,�'• %T _ `✓' I J j,
HOW 1t d4Zi1S.
TOMORREft i ' "� (� •.- ------ _--
.. ... _
–You, said a majority, rules in-
eur car pool — so. we just voted
ourselves Ufa memberships."
_
', _ .1 :'ales ,y' r '�•wDR• ° isf�
_
r
Shares of the Company -earned $2.92 per share
- - -Press-
Japan Must Pay
Voice Of tliC
- It Should Be
16.v Li
1942 PONTiAC TORPEDO
_
in 1944, compared with the dividend of ;1.25
paid =
Australia; beheaded by the. Japs in
has dug up a' piece of pemmican
For (`ghastly Crime
SEDAN WILL DV SOLD 1'O -HOLD-
Is
-t•T11MAt'H ANn THREAn woHu,4 1.
the of 111-hetllth
overt.
New Guinea'In 1943,- one of the
' THAT IS, IF WEyCANme
..the Encyclopedla Britannica',
f'
ace red!'"The Japgnese," it soya,
often are caur•
ll ager Nn nne'tm-
In humnnr. eg
�ieturn of Oven 4.70
per share.
graphs to come out of the war was
When we Wa - – o - of
that stuff to kill weeds in the lawn,
"are essentially 't kindly -hearted
laughter -loving people, taking 11f9 y
and estimated to be iso years ofd°
-
-
foun8 in the• pockets of a dead
vee won't dodge our responsibility
easily and not allowing Its petty -
A.
Massey -Harris Company Limited—'the largest
Our butcher has a big cache of this3r
Jap, says The' Ottawa Journal. It
showed a blindfolded white, officer
No, sir we'll
asking Ecr to the
walk right up to the counter and
walk
Ills unnecessarily to disturb the
equanimity." — Ottawa Citizen.
_
`manufacturer of agricultural implements in the
kneeling in front of ranks of grin-
demand boldly- .."Give .us -.some
a
21 ACRES FKWT FARM, 16 ACUER
21
—
British Empire —was eatablished in' 1847.
.'abu%p se offer a return ed over 4.70
ping Taps, in front of him- a lap-
dichlorophenoxyaceticacid;" -- --
--
IT'5' MG how the
11011
rtrnvr offensive odor inrtnnfiy
Or t+nttle nttnwr ower�t nonmrn
ability premium paid. For full
del- vntte fox 39, 73 AdelaSda
officer with the sword of decapita-
—Windsor Star
producers of excellent wool. Un-
_
The 6y4% .Cumulative Convertible Preferred
-
tiorl polaed for .the fatal blow. Now
it is announced the `offieer was
= - —o—
THE SAME STUFF
4iRadiant Roast" used 3111 • — _ �:
M
ms's a SMBU my
Shares of the Company -earned $2.92 per share
NORIlH' BAY DISTRICT— 160.-
deed: Good
Lieut. William Newton,' V.C. of
A farmer near Roblin Manitoba,
mannfaeturnng aacwe
16.v Li
1942 PONTiAC TORPEDO
_
in 1944, compared with the dividend of ;1.25
paid =
Australia; beheaded by the. Japs in
has dug up a' piece of pemmican
House Coffee brings out .
SEDAN WILL DV SOLD 1'O -HOLD-
and fishing. Total price $5100. it
-t•T11MAt'H ANn THREAn woHu,4 1.
the of 111-hetllth
overt.
New Guinea'In 1943,- one of the
which"Ts extremely dry and tough,
the flavor alid goodness of .
often are caur•
ll ager Nn nne'tm-
In humnnr. eg
WANTLD =
per share.
1n HeaDeler, Thankslriving
23c, b for ' Proceeds
most ghastly Crimea of the' war,
and estimated to be iso years ofd°
this fine �ltend. Every bean
-
bEtri
Kinsmen Service CherltfeP, Rend
Kinsmen
'for, tickets to Kinsmen CViib, Box"
'
l4culn�s—Freer Write lltnlo�ney'• ,
and one. for which certainly Japan
Our butcher has a big cache of this3r
L)diaE.Pinkhsm'sVegetableCoelpoand
428=C.Z.." Hesp'eler, Ont.
At the current market
rf about i263�i, the .'
alvei pay.
sttiff, but he calls it steak:
is roasted ev43nty, all
21 ACRES FKWT FARM, 16 ACUER
21
RAiIMEF.RA' P'1x1T RA1.81 ilhf•
.'abu%p se offer a return ed over 4.70
etinsuompanyingnefvous ti high.
—.Peterborough Examiner.
11011
rtrnvr offensive odor inrtnnfiy
Or t+nttle nttnwr ower�t nonmrn
ability premium paid. For full
del- vntte fox 39, 73 AdelaSda
_
Isbutf>tfeeli wbenduetofunetionsl
�—
producers of excellent wool. Un-
dwelling with space above for 3
nrna 0tnrr' retrPwfl
_ -
To
W.; Toronto.
parlod k disturbances. It's one of the
' ~ --^Mail- ingn'ries receive
prompt attention -
_
_ U.. S. TAKE. Off%
TR
The JapsDOUB have -trouble pro oun'c
tslMteffective niedicinesfor this pusp0ae.
Pinkham's Compound iii s wetttref
$le: Older 'stock reasonnble. J. W•••
Noble. Box 6, - Ktrklnnd •Lake,
_
READ THiS-F,VFRY SUFFERER
WANTED TU'- PURCHASE PUL -
tett, from 8 •weeks n>,
Ontario.
"
recol6smend
all
Follow 4� 7yy
the shrewd buyer.. R. Vu}kov.
should t r y Dixon's Aemedy:
. (1ohd paid..
laying. t. D
ing the letter t"—anconsideringWe
ISSUE 38-1845
r'
Mgnro's T1ruF• "tnre, 333 Elgin.
!Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
73 To.
fon Ros 88, 771 Adelaide W. 7b-
to dela
ronto
_
The American flag that flew, over
the certain kind of a fix they're in,
-
-_
"'
--
36 Kine Street iI'est
the Capitol in Washington on the
the handicap is doubly serious.
FOBBES :
Wood, Gundy & Company T,...
day of Pearl Harbor last week flew
—Ottawa Citizen
1.il3tited
TdgAma Eht6ia 4.U1
over Tokyo, says the New York
—o—
Times. It was the flag that was
OR APOLOGIES FOR SAME
YELLOWKNIFE
`
flown over -Rome July 4, 1944, and -
If you believe in signs, those
y
over Berlin July 20, 1945.. It had
affairs in 'the millinery shop win-
GOLD NNES,t LTD.
been selected by President Roose-
do's are Fall hail.
. 'Piker-' •,'
ilWer A Piller
,
lliot Bad — Hitler s
velt as the symbol. of Americes
—Stratford—Beacon-Herald.
{No Personal Llahil-ity?---—
trilmlph ..over. her enemies. With
-1.
Bid 40, Ask 45
With Girl-Friend...Income
6000 00
'
' 0
the dramatic ceremony of its rats-
French Cows Killed
'Adolf Hitler received an annual
ing Duet the burned -out ratan. -of
this last Axis capital its mission
Destruction of milk cows has
Circular on- request
�CCC11tItICs<
_
Arthur Ksaneber stilet payer
g•
Income of ;2,640,000, secret Ger-
was fulfilled.
been high in certain parts of. _
a
.at Hitler's personal necessities
tnan budget figures disclosed 're-
France, particularly _ is Normandy
from 1932 to 1945, said the Faeh-
cently. In the third year of the
The event- was ..the highlight of
and eastern coastal &rear where
Telephoag 'ELpin 4104.4106
= - -' - -'—'-
r' e'er liked to play Santa Claus .to
war his income rose to nearly ¢6;
the formal occupation of- Tokyo
'the fighting was heavy. It is esti- .
'Rout Ctiiborne Street,
his bodyvwd and household ser-
000,000 as A result of his special
by Gen, Douglas MacArthur,
mated that Normandy lost about
' tsats flat was a piker in his gifts
benaflts from German wartime
Supreme Commander for the Allies;
80,000 cows and that 50,000 were
Toronto 1, Ont.
:to his• -girl-friend, Eva Braun.
taX4- .
and his men. ' 4
killed in, the eastern.dls'tsteta.
Kanneberg and his, wife, Who
h _
s
was Hitleen housekeeper, i w -'b-
---
----- -`
tug questioned . in an internment
BABT CHICK' -
FOR SA;.E
FARMS FOR BALEEnsIhTG--
eamp by United Stales intelligence
:PULLETS 13 WEEKS UP TO '26
PU BE;�REW SPRINGER SPANIEL
#6,000—BUYS CHOICE 1,00 ACRES
LJDRE alarm irSaINU on
L'Rob
-,�c�:
weeks. Pnzp broods and hybrids.
Pu les, ; male, not ellgtbla for
1n Sunaidale, good bullding8. near
plegia tae
on. reggeat ta8ardtolt classaa,
Kanaeberg satd.Ahat Hitler liked
Day old chicks hatched to order
for Fall delivery; Free circular.
-cegl on. Tan dollars. Also
male, one year, ellsibTe for reg-
school, highway, Stayner Was-
ago Beach, water. Immed-
Robertso 'r Halydresslos Avad-
tel poke around In -the kitchest and - -
Top'_ Notch Chickerles, _.Guelph,
lstration; R. IL Bean. Rout* 6,
good
late possession. Ill health reason
smy 137 venue Road. Toroata
_
-
kelp prepare meals for his lavish
Ontario.
Napanae.- Oat
-,salting. Arthur -Glbson,-Stayner,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
parties and that he doted on brew-
ing his'own tea from native plants.
Tb AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT,
HOTEL, -:LICENSED, LARGE GAL-
Out
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS•
musical lnstru-
$4.500 BUYS A 250 ACRE FARM..
a
f "I did all Of Hitler's buying —
order your October -November
chicks early., We've a very few
loaage: $?0,000 cash full prlca.
includes bulIding, -furniture
situated 1% miles from the town
' of Perth` and % mils from school;
sella, exchanges
menta. ill CDurch. Toronto 9.
Mo- many thousands of Christmas
-s�rtxd �' ham' Bey HatcherT,
1.110 John N., Hamilton, Ont
_
equlPment: ,leo other hotels, ice
business, tourist cabins, poultry
situated on it is a large frame
house, and stable room for to
OFPGRTUWITI84 roil WOMEN
parcels as well as the household
farm, bakery, restaurants . and
head 'of stock. There is a never
"-seeds," Kanneberg said, -"and I
number Rood forma. Apply Jamas
tailing supply of spring wa,(sr.
BE A HAIRDRESSER
- -
"aaow he never gave his sweet-
ga
FREE RANGE PULLETS- PURE
breeds and byarids 12 weeks up
D. Campbell, 20 Bramley SL, Port
Hope, Ont
This Is a good dairy farm. .there
1s enough wood on. ii to pay tot
JOIN CANADA'S L.EAURdU 8CHWL'
ae&Tt. Ela Blanes, more than a
to laying. Also day old chicks
g.
it. A. J. Croskery, Perth, Out.
Great Upportudlty, Learn
Hairdressing
ldmple jewel."'
- -
hatched order for Fall delivery.
Fran catalogue. Tweddle Chick
REGISTERED COCKER SPANIELS,
PEEL COUNTY FARM, 100 ACRE&
pleasant dignified profession, good
wages, thousands successful Marvel
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Opt
six weeks, very choice breading,
less without Daypts, Wm. Camp-
good buildings, hardwood bush
i-
spring creek, hydro available;
graduates° Amerlea'a gresteai sys-
bell, Cornwall. Oat
Caiedoa Village 2 miles. AD1>9 �
tam, illustrated catalogue tree. ,
Write or call
Rt:SINES! OPPORTUNITIES
CHINCHILLA AND NEW ZEALAND
ppremiaa' only no lettV.
ers° W
T CaAedoa, Ont Phone
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
E"EWhite
PACO OPTIMIST HOME
Rabbits for sale. Good
stock. reasonable. Writs Wylie
-121. .
1$-131.
SCHOOLS
i3$ BLWR W. TtlRUNTO
A
"MAY BE YOURS"
36cZathron, McArthusa MJlIs, Oat,Branches:
RIG'S' LORI[
kc 74 Rldssou P rail nitafwi�u -
USCRiAR
PALM
ALSO PARTICIPATE IN $60.00
monthly Bond draw. Other prises,
YWEETOLENE SUGAR SUBSTI-- _
104 ACRES FARM,
- eolL New atter barn In, 1937, near -
ly new 8 roomed frame house.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
-�
Details' on receipt. Shama• 11.00
lute; equivalent- to 90 pounds
Hydro, water In both
each or 6 for $5.00. Send for
sugar. $1.00 postpaid. Boz 61 -AA,
dinning
house and barn. 8 acres bush,
WINDSOR PHOTO FIIjISHERl3
�/A�
shop" to St 'Catharines ODtim{Ut
Club, Catharines,
Digby, Nova Scotts
driving shed Lad hen coop. good
give you better pictures. Try our
i p
losrtex finish and see the dif-
Bos 446-H., St.
fences, 25 aeras bay and pasture,
and eight ezggat7re__
-` WMISPEW--
-- �atit!'i0.
- -------- �__._
WATERLOO SEPARATOR 86 X 44
with Ebersole Feeder and Cloves
d
#8.000, at least ${.000 , fn. cash° -
rwrwnrw• Jf=
rolls developed and printed 30c,
reprints 03c each. Windsor
- -
1 /nstaatine Tablet '
$10,000, HOME
Recl*aner. Also Waterloo Sepa -
10 miles from Guelph 3 miles
from Rockwood. 6 miles from
Photo iniabers, Box 490, Wind-
BUILT ANYWHERE IN c CANADA
• -atop J8 X 50, roller bearings. Will
-sell or trade on' Combine. Minto
Acton, 1 to school. Mrs, d.
Halcovftch, R.R 4, Rockwood,
;.—YOUR
,brings FAST RELIEF
to winner's specifications. or
lrobl*, R R. 1, Leamington. Ont
, .
'YOUR WORK IS
10,000 to cash will be awarded
lucky wanner. Ala* chance on
WONDERFUL"
Tots suer mldscttlai afebse
#100 monthly draw, Wlaaar is
Vill eligible for house draw. All
SURPLUS ARMY STORES
100 ACRES DAIRY- FARM LEVEL
-CUSTOMER SAYS
-
�pdns, and have been relying tui slow-
.;proceods los children's welfare.
Army Petrol Cana, capacity 9 Imp
with carrying handle and
sandy- clay loam, near Na. !high-
way, good buildings, 2 steel root'which
and the prompt manner In
is
`
jaelyag, sotsmtlmes inet[ectiw remedies
Ticketa $1 each -;-12 for $10. Mail
remittance to Sudbury Kiwants
gallons:
heavy brass ca p• Just the thing for
Darns, hog house, hen house
you return ,work greatly,
appreciated."
lllo btiag you a measure o[ relietrila!!1
.
Club, Box 63. •
carrying extra gasoline, water, anti-
house, garage. new cement stables;
Any Size Ro11—t" or 8 Exposures
6n about the Instantine 144WWey to
, freeze or any liquid. Prfas_79c sash.
silo, drillled well, hydro pressure
system, good paying asparagus
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 260
IA relict from simpie
". fns
DYEING AND CLEANING
-'Used Ldnd Mine Boxes, 8% = 8% x
bed, close to town and villaaea•
'all
Don't risk losing plcturea. Send
Youaee,fast•actiagIaatantinetablets
e. -actuicombinationof
!B" long. Price $1.39 each.
conveniences.- Price :417106.
your film rolls to
lar'You
threeptovm
]LAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
Ueed'Ammunition Boxes, 13. x 11 x
(Phone, 66 R 11, Princeton. J. C.
CANADA'S LARGEST ANE?
Wsdicinalingredients, scientiitallycam-
dyeing or cleaning? Writs to us
to
l8" high, double hinged cover, 18
Two heavy carrying
iGriep.
FINEST STUDIO
e
�ponnded to felleve , ala prompt
for .formation. We are `lad
Depart-
Br► pteel. ,
handles. Price $1,75 each.
103 -ACRE FARM GOOD SOIL,
Get Better Pictures at LowerjCbs -Cosi•
,rel �y
with which l Instanfil11e tebJd ww
.1 dLimited.
1:g
answer your questions.
ment H. Parkter'■ Dye Works
791 Tongs Street, To-
_.- -
All-purpose. metal containers. 17"
stone road, 2 utiles train town.
Box 245 Dunnville, Ont.
Prompt mail service.
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
you tsdtoste IWi#1 You can Count
Tonto,
high x 10% x 5%, with sitp=en cover
----
'SALE,
piety Style Album With Prints
ea Instandne,s triple -action to work fon
and canvas carrying strap. Price
>,
200 ACRES FOR CLAY
loam, spring creek, good house,,
size■ 16-20-127 it 29c
film
-
A t'aeae ways to give you fdst 1:e11C::h=
FARM MAOHiNSIRT MOR SALE-
.79c each.,
$6.95
,g Dol well, wln4m111. Charlie Bell,
(40 extra) Is sent with roll
PRICES ON
�;
V'Folding Mean Tables, price
NoDleton, Ont.
SPECIAL
NEW BRIGGS a STRAIT AIR-
each 6' Folding Benches, $2.20 each.
FRAMING ARID COLORING
i. Sp4ted11y 4taN pain.
-coated. gasoline'engineL Most up-
to -date engine made. Low cost
C.O.D.—Transportation charges ex-
FARM, 100' ACRES, 4� MILES
Enlargements 4 x $" in beautiful
L�2.MI � ��
eM pals.
Dealers orders invited. Scope
tr16
from Seaforth, Ont, % mile from
easel mounts, 8 for 350. Framed.
7 !" 10
~'
r w
i. Reduce depfessted }NllwO.
Berea Co., Box $52. Ottawa. Oat.
Writ* The Alison Machinery Com-
Limited. 208 8lmcoe St, To-
highway, fenced and •drained,
mostly under cultivation: never-
on ivory tinted. mats, x
Gol Silver, Circassian Walnui of
dd,,
_
�^!
of" 11111141, StintYlafhep "IM. n
pray
rdoto 3B, Ontario.
failing stream at back; large"
Black Ebony finish frames, 690 edch.
".
"yI=ING" CREAM SEPARATORS
,',
bank barn with overflowing well;
If enlargement c lored. 790 each.
p
Lrtaatine neva pampers paiit.Tt -
and repair parts are always
8 -roomed concrete house with
DLO PICTUR198 RESTORED
wn iks tact to bring needed comfort. Ra
atallable either at your local
Up TO DATE DRUG .814DRE
hard and soft water inside: also
-We can restos say old photograph
'
_ -
>Mmber Instantine. too, whtYtevec you -•
-dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator. Co. ,Tjmlled. 790 Notre-
equipped with Soda Fountain
ServSce Lnd Souvenir Shop. Good
Vrage. Write or phone Lorne. S.
Webster, Seaforth. Ont
or snapshot and make any,
pumper of DTlnts or enlargements
=,
6�Q the
Dame West, Montreal 3, 4100.
bastness all year round. Reply to
: The s requires the .
641 a 4611 Or ion tkroet. You can get•
Pottru Pharmacy, 110 Main St.,
100 -ACRE FARM. LOT 18, CON. 13,,
Workdomir
led artists. but the
work of asona
Instantineatmiydrugstore.
FOR SALIM
Ltchute, Que., 46 mlies from
Enniskillen IbwnahiD. one mile
Send us your
.Snd
cost U reasonable.
Montreal.
off No.. 21 Highway. Eight -roots
us
picture, and tell .un. what you want
QUANTITY OF LARGE WILLOW
trees. Hanger Limb Company, is
brick house, full basement. -Barn
40 ft. by 60 ft., finished oft with
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
"i•
Sing' Street West, Toronto, Ont.
ELECTRIC MUTURS, NEW, USED
belts,
cement mangers and steel stanch -
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
—
bought, sold, rebuilt pal-
lays, .brushes. Allen Electric Cam-
tons. • .12x40 concrete silo, Good
machine abed -and granary. Good
Box 129, Postal Terminal A. Toronto
PIANOS, OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS
PIANOS,
pasy Ltd., 2326 Dufferin':St.. To -
clay loam; well tiled. 25 acres
Print Name and Address Plalaly on.
=,+
+
will be available shortly. Beautl-
Tonto.
hardwood bush., Apply Walter,
Orders.
'�'ej+'�w -
ful fie 'design and tone. Circular'
- etaatled promptly. Factory Mason
Clark, Wyoming, Ontario.
TIME QUAUTY
-
$treetRWe t,cb Toron Limited,, 649 Slug
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REWOUND AND REPAIRED. EX-
'HELP WANTED,
NESTED •
SERVIC>: sled SATISFACTION
PIPE WRENCHES, RIDGID TRIMO
pert workmanship. Moderate
Lloyd M. Bettger, Moak-
WANTED— EXPERIENCED -FARM
)Coot .[Slurs properly developed and -
J
"
Stlllson 14: 18: and 24 inch at .20'
per inch 36 and 48 inch•at .25 per
prices.
Aon. Ontario.
help. Steady work offered on
large Dairy Farm. Modern build-
p Minted.
# OR 8 EXPOSURE RUTAA 330
Inch. 'CUM30NG WRECKING CO.
Ings and equipment. Accommoda•
REPRINTS 8 for YSc
��
LTD. 1678 Windsor Ave., Windsor,
FARMS FOR SALH•
tion furnished on premises, Apply
or
FINEST ENLARGING .SERVICE
_
Ont,
at farm, Oriole (Lanalh9l
_, You may not .get all the films you
76, 'ACRES FOR SALE, GOOD
8
phone Agincourt 87W1. Write
Box 161, Lansing, Wynyatee Farm.
want this year, but -you can get all
the quality and service you desire
-
iZ Tt3>tlteK �Y—�^' 2� as
'41 BUICK SEDAN
buildings, 2 -miles to Barrie,
25
by sending your films to
yw
led, flaw enowfnvShoorob
• WILL BE SOLD FOR $1.001 TO
acres wheat, 12 acres clover,
acres ploughed. Plenty water;
MRDICAL
IMPERIAL P'ROTO SERVICE
Rtatlon t, To
polder of lucky ticket at Picker-
well fenced; hydro available.
Ing Rotary Fair, October 17. Send
for five' ticket's to Box 200,
Possession Oct. 1; $3arr dawn.
Apply Earl Barron, Barrie, Ont,
DTXON'n REMEDY—FOR NEURt
PAT601fTs
11,00
itis and tattc Pains. Thous=
Pickering, Ont.
ands Patisfled. Munro's Drug
tlaffe
6'ETHERSTUNHAUGH h COltil'ANY • ,
ms's a SMBU my
NORIlH' BAY DISTRICT— 160.-
deed: Good
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Post-
$1.00.
Patent Solicitors, Established;
1390•: 14 Hing West. Toronto.
16.v Li
1942 PONTiAC TORPEDO
acres, free and clear
road to property. Good hutltlnR
paid =
Booklet of latormatlon ono ' re-
SEDAN WILL DV SOLD 1'O -HOLD-
and fishing. Total price $5100. it
-t•T11MAt'H ANn THREAn woHu,4 1.
the of 111-hetllth
overt.
er of winning_ ticket. to be drawn
Day. -
you, want a gyfet property In a
60.d..
to erax, Rive' me n
often are caur•
ll ager Nn nne'tm-
In humnnr. eg
WANTLD =
1n HeaDeler, Thankslriving
23c, b for ' Proceeds
place
call. Sev stat rnpre properties to
Geo. lYiKI?t,• 903,
lie voi ..itho net , find . out x this
1P your ti mthlet Totererllly Dar-
HATCHING EGGS WANTED FOR
-
bEtri
Kinsmen Service CherltfeP, Rend
Kinsmen
'for, tickets to Kinsmen CViib, Box"
same district.
Canndn' Bldg:. Windsor, Ont,
l4culn�s—Freer Write lltnlo�ney'• ,
1948 hatching aeat+on.'Flocke cull-
_
L)diaE.Pinkhsm'sVegetableCoelpoand
428=C.Z.." Hesp'eler, Ont.
Remedies S;perinlirtr Tnrnnte !
U and Qov4ern edltree of charge
uuat!r ¢overnmen eu erhatch r
not only helps relieve monthly pain but
21 ACRES FKWT FARM, 16 ACUER
21
RAiIMEF.RA' P'1x1T RA1.81 ilhf•
Gyaranteed premium, piu'e hatch
etinsuompanyingnefvous ti high.
ANGORAS OF . Qt?ALiTY. H1GB
of fruit trees; new moderns -room
rtrnvr offensive odor inrtnnfiy
Or t+nttle nttnwr ower�t nonmrn
ability premium paid. For full
del- vntte fox 39, 73 AdelaSda
_
Isbutf>tfeeli wbenduetofunetionsl
�—
producers of excellent wool. Un-
dwelling with space above for 3
nrna 0tnrr' retrPwfl
_ -
To
W.; Toronto.
parlod k disturbances. It's one of the
related trios, two months old,
additionnl rooms: lnrge enclosed
tslMteffective niedicinesfor this pusp0ae.
Pinkham's Compound iii s wetttref
$le: Older 'stock reasonnble. J. W•••
Noble. Box 6, - Ktrklnnd •Lake,
vernndn, • double "rage, 2 wells,
Hydro modern conveniences,.Si o
READ THiS-F,VFRY SUFFERER
WANTED TU'- PURCHASE PUL -
tett, from 8 •weeks n>,
Ontario.
600 te' ms to Putt. A bargain for
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
'
all
Follow 4� 7yy
the shrewd buyer.. R. Vu}kov.
should t r y Dixon's Aemedy:
. (1ohd paid..
laying. t. D
ISSUE 38-1845
School 'Rd. Niagara -on.
the Lake, Out.
Mgnro's T1ruF• "tnre, 333 Elgin.
!Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
73 To.
fon Ros 88, 771 Adelaide W. 7b-
to dela
ronto
_
•
—
c �.Rasst�lyd Adyt's
M:
MINIMUM
1111011011
- — — . TOroato AD 6ba8 -- Pick. 68 -a
'WANTED _ `.girl oc woman to do TANLEY
Attend ToThat. Ro fo ,��ght housework. Five uil week.RON GIBSONGoldsmith, Printa•s' Guild _Theatre
..FOR arming, cab Arad tin Before It's' Too.LateTRANSPORT
_ with warnung, cabinet; tin enamelbath tub and grey enamel sink. Mrs. - _ .
M. Smith, Pickering (former W. " _ _ .. _-.-. _ - TRANSPORT - Stou i Vill _
Crummer residence). Phone 69.
0o Of =Alf -Finds- -
HELP . - .WANTED ---dairy farmer, :• - ��'^_ one Stoaffville 348 _
g g Doors Open Each Night �U! :.�
single, experienced-anilkis machine,
MOVING
tractor, good dome and high. wages - ' Estn* nates -Free =- = $RIDAY - SATURDAY
to steady and' reliable man. Boka: SAND G R A.V E L STONE SEPTEMBER 21 and. 22
.
Farm, Whitby, Highway 2. Phone . = . - -
"Whi% 950 or 827: Distance.No Object � WANTED Practicall Yours
• LIGHT 'CARTAGE - and trucking +` - DEAD HORSES AND CA7"fLS
work wanted. Ex-RCA;F man with �' - Claudette • Colbert Fred MacMurray
- converted army truck. _ Vic. Reid,
Experience, .Gives S.ltisfactirli. For' tree picii. Lip phone - "SALUDOs AMIGoB" 'f
Cherrywood Road, Dunbarton_ . phone i ��'rr BROOKL]N
1 R 23. 9 of o & G. Gascoigne _ PICKERING • • • • • . • • 'b 65 Disney Cartoon
FOR SALFk-dairy cows, springers. PICKERING ..• • •• • • • •_ , ,06 Universal News
Jobe C. Moore, Lot 26, Con. 4, 'ROOFING .CONTRACTORS WHITBY, ONT.
-- Pickering. -. Sep. 28' . I OURT .:..s 2144 - SDAY
' AG NC one . -
MON p
DAY TUE
---Established 40 Years ___--.__-Phone 743, Whitby •fie pay the : phone ebargeE SEtPTEMBER: 24 and 2b
_ WANTED -.$1800 on First Mart- _ -
- gage on $6000 property, 5 percent. t
.CORDON YOUNG LTD - :George In The
News Office Box 479. Sep. 21 Toronto Phone Ad. WOO
_ -- -BULLDOZER for Rent. Telephone - - - - - - Horne Guard �
Scarboro 7232 - Sep. 28 Buck -wheat 1111ante _
-- -
FOR. SALE --choice Shorthorn bull, _ _.- d G�aremOnt Meat = -
year amd half oldi. Dr. N. E. Mc- �, - starring George Formby
sin '
Screen Snapshots No. b
,Ewen, hog cbin Ranch, Lot -gig;Screen ;Us For Best Prices - Market
P9ckermg. Cartoon
-' VPanted-Singer Drop Head 3eWriag ' --- _
Mach.". We pay cash. Call or rt O� �� - setioa er stoner Ratinded WEDNESDAY TEWRSDA T
• ,write. Singer Sewing Machine, 16 Keener- s Ma I'- Cltiolee Bsb,•Heefs irons Odtirio's SEPTEMBER 26, sed 27
=,. Othaws. pbo� -.Marmill -Ltd-111130 tfRoma- ge, A Specialty �• ha46A Wow
Uftd OW lime ae� eleaao-- • IVlARKHAM, . Ont.
-Phone 96` De ivery to Hroagis■�D usbartse, it saaw Rowell Brian Aherne
passttii • C �• anti visits*y, Irsomay-Friisy. . Selected Short Bob"
large sfleei of beige: shwa sir i FOR RENT APPLE$'' FOR BALE—FOTO=NI'1'E -. TKua&
_ 180 acre farm, with
evesseeosb and_ paa4.. .Also a_jead-1 __ _ _ _ �rM�ts 16t�►t : �arsatded _—
ahek of sew - Iasih� *sista -ad ' 1O0d � ' � lino, good � to 7► � u op, wt>t
am mar !�+ ~'spring, also Stone house, xmplacwft order is earl dvise ens � � their A. I. Sit RMLA" BALE REGISTER
bw at wry reasonable prsess. Cls@ I iced, chicken house, at Lot 34, con. y for their wiaier
sad 1►s ocatrin". 3. Garland Bros. CherrywoolL _. supply. Ail vssietiea. lkaas 18N Q ,
arsons Off• Wednesday,8eK qg - Inmm s►nt
- _ _ lOsrld Lmso�t anction sale of 45 lord of registered
1111021 Sebwsria - ltotap Street Fair sad Danes 000 mile West of Pickering ': 6+tAary Fair and Street Dame and high grade Holstein Dairy Catr
.•21 Bond St:e_+st West, Oshsws, Oat. ekei October 17. Sep. 21 . • Piekeriay October 17: tle, including . fresh, springers sad �
Y<aung cattle. These cattle have jssst
_ passed a negative blood test sad
w'iU be • s old subject to same Also
_fourr,.
,anew Case tractor on rubbe
- - months old,. power implements, Uh.
_ _- : ,,..• . _ .. ntil ltrag machine, good, bay,
_
Aetc., the property of Sherman
rnold, Lot 33, Con. 8i Pickering
Sale at 200 P. m. Terms each. No
reserve. Farm sold` See large posh
_ era; Lloyd Turner, cleric; Sellers 4
ATIONED M�T and Lloyd
�uctic+neerk
INIOCKERS ;
Saturday Sept. 29 — ,Extev. &" aro-
tion sale of 40 head of High Grade
. Dairy Cattle, including fresh spry.
your
:.. _
R: - is
_ . MagngUicMilking dlachina, Gas
AR cOnesuters who shore rationed meat in lockers Rationed teats include an cooked, Casr+ed, �y - ngine; rs Implements; Grainl
- e_ p
must declare in writing to the nearest Ration Branch and "rod" teals. for a foil list of rationed rwea/s; Ray; Ensilage, Corn by the rewF
Office the quantity of rationed meat they had in see tine- Consumer Meatun -
-_ alio the 100 -sere farm, 90 ,;loft storage o
.rt September 10, ,1945' Coupon Value Chas1:
Copies are availoblw-at oil Ration 8yprxh CMioet�" -_. der cultivation with nirning. water
-- in lasture; good well; 7-romwed
COUPONS ' MUST BE SURRENDERED FOR STORED MEAT frame house; bank barn; pig pen;
driving shed; milk . house, wiN be
_ Gonssstters must su render coupahs for 011 meat beld in lockers over and
-offered at '3 o'clock, subject to re-
.osave 4 ibs. for each M its sokae+odatarate of 2 qspr aopasseroe bid See bills. The
tarsi in
However, iso more than one-hthlf of the "M' • coupons in In ,roliort books- f situated 1% nines north of Stan!!-. .
isle tonsunier and his household hied be surrwwer+sd. - viilp on paved highway, the proper -
1.•: _
- - ty of the Estate of ice Late David
-- Gray, Lot 8, Con. • 10, Whitcharelt,
2.R_a 212 RATION • ADMINISTRATION — WARTIME PRICES, AND TRADE i414RD = Sale at 1.00 sharp. No reser�ea•
i -
gRs81103 STATE[, V -NEAT Rpt N COIUCK MA MMML Ti EE FIUD WJJT TE RATIN RRIRCR 'NITRMN U IA14 auctioneers
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I AF TRE =TART If MEAT RAR:
• 1 - - S". 28 �
! Radon 11"k S—1'refi= and 9erisl 140.y rfkk�kbee -of peresos in bou,ebeld inelksdint my»1t. » s o •
io..k...-9 o.n s..a► bindbelp Satuzday, Sept. 29 — extensive auc-
atid in.renew ...... ........... .....,....
t'on, Sale
tAt and
Name of Dielarsut • ... ......�:._ ..._......... .. ».. ».. ._...«..... _._. �.« «.» ... :. �......, ,..- ........................... ......... 1 modern household furniture the
_ Address .............._ .. ,...... ...... ,
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140. S~ �ia:»ii«..._.. .... ................ ......_........ ...«.».« ....« «......,.......,...,....:.....,.., .... ....... .... � property of Mrs. W. H. Kennedy.
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south, whitey. The
SERIAL NUMBER OF EACH PERSON'S RATION ROOK 615 •Brock St, 1
grounds open to public at noon. Sale
his is a big sale.
- 1 a a On
wi
aat 12:45 .sharp. T
Terms cash, William Maw, cacti
er
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=+ 'AUiCTION SALE
.« ._.« .«.»..».» «..N :. «.».........._.:. __ .ate .._........................ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
(If space is foundiosuffitiest, use desi'snsted *see at bei4t if 'siert)
the property od
L Taal weislki Ilia.) •f all rationed melt held a. at start or nidenitia 1915 _ .,........«»«.....:.M. ' M. ` CHAS, M HUMBER
REV.
3. DodtieN•a of f Its. for. **A persow .......:..............»...... »..s 4 _ - - - «.«...«. ...leo. -
�T o
r
• . \ rr......r r......i ... ... ..SATURDMosebAY 8 � . 22.
4. Dtere•es between fukrs• (2) aksd 13) for wbidr meat nupotis to he surreaderad«...«»....7b.
:atlas >Voots of :eat cwpoaa sgeired for ties s•tsl (item 4) •e erne, of 1 eokkp•si fe •eek l;lM..(st•ss iteld►t) . „.,.« .. «...»....«+.ne Kroehler bed chesterfield; Studio '
A Tsai nk M se pe" was j bavwitk (bobs rgtitr d number) but e•t a,on s6sn 50% of mod K ampew is sM couch; Single bed; 114 Bed, springs
.f itis �:• ••may and mattress; Electric washing mho-
7. l'laaaa a gadra� of vtaiaiisti l veli 4 btesi ""in$ W" m•at stars..,. T steads to
...w_............ w.«wwn�.n+•»..«««•««-.w.....w«.w..w.«««ww•.«..wwww.w.... hire; Bed , pll i and
eisah-
ims
»«. .w..«w ... .. w.w..w «•.w.-««w.w.r.«.w.wr..�w
-.i
•. Vanity
••�" downchest; Verandah furniture; Can.
_ _ ,w...•»..:_»,....... ......... ......»«».« .»«... «.» .vas chair; Mahogany-colotued and
_ 1. 16 nAwe Dedwo UNhy ft*1 d* a" k0ea sskii le be trtio enksl cornet stirs eq e•am" in ra full dMdewn J all sseatw•wwd. som cheaper tables, large and small;
sesswened W bow ky am is my edd "amp stei 10 any o•ekmerdal hUdiws or L we" is a ill awe" plot r as of asses DMin -room suite, less table; Rock:
�� • ing chair; Desk; Secretary; Seat,•
................ :.1lss w,«w.....w«.....«.:.»w...;...www:.:w� .wk...,...:_.......�..:. ional boolk`,:case; Rugs; Moor ISnlps;
` 1'lOr1'i: Usd.e tis• 1i•ees Onioi, •poretaxo V all ss•rap i•ekrrn� w it oekakiisreb) sols dts?asa isitdiess�asr .111 tr spent N t11s
Baking cabinet; Kitciheft cupboard; '1
len# is sem..--Sas# siarwa I _per= t• «h•o t M nowt.. sp.e. !•:. do seeress of /••s. Gunned trait; Fruit sealers; HigA
it lf.a. t•4ii ..
chair; Few toots; Step -ladder; Other
�-'-. "-'"'.-" . '•'.•�:" •-- -----J articles too numerous to sueatlow
' al* SUS fotfi, OCR in, and send it with your coupons to tlw nearest Ration BnWhd : - writing deur,, Antique table.
LOCKER OPERATORS, ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT"TO THE BOARD THE NAMMIS Sale at 1.00 Terms essh
f AND ADDRESSES OF PERSONS TO WHOM THEY •RENT %OCKERS" ' ' Wm: MAW,", auctioneer.
RATION MINItTRATi01 _ Vi4RTY@EAUTYPARLOR C:
THE
WART11ii PRICES AND s BOARD PERMANENT WAVING -
H AIR SHAPING - STYLING' j
- tvaea-a 62- Windsor Street, Ajax, Ontario
Phone 19 R 21 i
:
i '
MOM
Mrs. David Russell, of Markham, Williams returned her for the sponsor a fine entertainment in the K .
CLAREMONT is visiting the N. Burton family at week -end. church and Sunday school room
r
prown Mee. Syd. Smith,. of Toronto, spent
the week -end with Miss Friday evening, September 21. A ;t
r,; f Mrs. C. A. Barclay hse returned soy Margo Wil- mixed program put on ,by good '
Mise May McIntyre of Toronto, )tome frons a pleasant visit v+Qth the
spent toe week -end with Mrs. H. G. 'noes session. Tae question of hold- Haywood family in their cottage at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchings talent, finisied off by a corn roast .�
_._---�Dntyre, ing a dance to augment fund- was Ems, of Brooidin, spent last Sunday with in the Sunday School room.
Mr. and Mrs. David Coates, of discussed, and after a vote, to hold - _ - Mr. A- Hutchings. Mrs Milton Pegg's brothertp�
y ,
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Matthews have tl'a
Toronto, spent the week -end. with it was agreed upon The date was been with their dau Miss Reta Milne visited Miss Ida.. ionic of Magnetawan Musko #
_ __-" —._ g3ltsr, Mrs --Ger - last week -end with, the Milton
Mrs. John Coates. set usher the orchestra ions free to old Harbron, as Mr, Harbron has Gray last veld family.g
Miss Margaret Macnab spent the come. Mrs. Harvey announced a been in hospital for an appendicitis Ma• H• G. Michell visited Mrs•
vreek•end with friends in Toronto. meeting of the -Red Cross at her operation, J. E. Wilson recently. Miss Elva McLean and Alan
home. It was decided to Clark are talo
• -Mica Georgina Fors h, Oshawa, go oh withrs. Gordon Lehman of Markham- ng special studies
t3 Yt Construction on the L. Johnstonhg §chool this te
= is holidaying at the home of hes our quotay. Material ready ee. at Mresidence is now going. forward. visited' Miss Ruth Hutchings last at Whitby High rm.
parents trete. Hamilton's. When ,the business was Church News week Sunday Sept. 23, will be Rally
Mr, and Mrs. Foster Rowntree; of concluded Mrs. Robertson introd- Church attendance was good on Don't forget prayer meeting at J. Day and the church service will be
Toronto, spent a few days last wools iced District President : Miss May Sunday. Rev, Kennedy' chose for his 4 Wilson's on Friday of this week. united.with that of the Sunday
"at the hoarse o! Mrs. Thos. Bacon. Brown, guest of the afternoon. Miss text: John 16-33. On Sunday next, You are invited to attend;; also School at 11 o'cliock. A fine prog-
Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Loyst ate Brown sgp:de a brieNaddress, stress the Rall ba Service at the Sunda ram is being prepared.
� the 23rd. Sunday School and Church Rally'Day Y We 'welcome Mr, and Mrs Mit-
spend -Mg a few holidays in the north ing the need of the devastated Service will be, combined, beginning School at 10.30 next Sunday. chW and family to our nei Mit-
countries as an incentive to Contin- at 2.00 The monthly hood
- cdurstry• P. zn, for Rally Day. y 2rieeting� of the Lad -
Miss Eileen Cooper, Toronto, ued work by Canadian women to The Friendly Bible Class report ies' Aid will be at the home of Mrs. -
nt the week -end with her le �p bring about better world con- E. Beelb on. Thursday, September Mm' Perry . Wilson and Mise Mar -
spent PSP, an enjoyable "evening spent' at the Y, Y, P
ditions. Mrs. M. Burk ander 27, at 2.30 p. m. Note than e_of 3orie Byers .visited the Queen City,
'here. 13TouP Jahn Knox home at. Hamgtost: os_ -- _ • for--
- —. ---,'H-
.g during -the week=end: --
7. Mrs. Cassie, Mea Hamilton day. Word for Roll Call - `Home".
Mr. and Mrs. W. Boniface, ort - ,Mrs. September_ lOc
'Toronto, spent the week -end with Shepherd, Mrs. Gray, gave a very The V. M. S. of the , church will A number from here intend togo Mies A. Gibson'and Mrs. A. Har.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boniface,' here. fine Program on "Home Economics",a
;'meet at the home of Mrs. Brown , � Mr. S. Arnold's sale on the 8th. bron were with Mrs. F. W. Gibeo Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, oaf Cunt Events was taken by Mrs. I on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20. on Wednesday, Sept. ' 26. on Sunday
i Oshawa, spent Sunday with friema Hetu and Mrs. Albert Gray. Roll Hostesses: Mrs. Dry, Annis Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A: Snellings 'and -- — • -
Call `vvss "M Problemi--Your Sol- friends from Ci Toronto ---pIIn��,to�
this village. Y Paynter, Mrs. George Willson. Con- �' Ds0.�'' JV -
Mr. and Mee. Don. McCullough, ration", Those with problems got plea- veners: Mee. Malcolm, and held s corn roast at the Park la$t
ty' of advice on how to solve them. groups to
Mr. Chase Hardy, Mr. Norris Hardy take charge of the Devotional Seca- Saturday'evening.
Miss Wilkineo
and family were among those from a, the new teacher at ion. Next Saturday evening, the i Welcome home to George Under.
_ here who attended Lindsay. Fair on Brougham school, was introduced to - Young people of this church and the I wood, RCE., and Gordon Todd, of
,may, the mothers of her pupils,' Dainty Maw, Ltonard bombe 'had Whitevale Baptist Church will hold the Rouge, and Norman Dunn, od _.
Mrs. Thomas Bacon and famili' refreshments - and tea, brought the urd Picked near rips raspberries a corn roast at- Wilson's Park, Ari the RCE's recently returned ftV=
eailed Good on odwofriends on Sun- pleasant afternoon to a close, AMw diaper his home a 3at-
ag, in a interested young People welcome. overseas. = �
day, appreciated this hospitality of tae fid, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Annan ,"pas taken a trip oaf
Mink Betty Pretty returned to her Shepherdr. --�1sa •+� Lawrence Gray, .who Were recently West, , to
,._ work in Toronto atter holidaying at halals s 'married. Mrs. Schwalm Sr., is visiting' iti
iter home bars. Min 'Gio;'ia Over was a guest of Y.��' A number from Dere attended 1<he Detroit.
Kim Fern Malcolm last weep -end. -,
The lural Women's Institute were Linton sale' at Cisrtrmelalt lust Sat-
--NJ= Harloek entertained Mn and Mrs�`�
attests of the A.itona Bsanaeh last Dorothy ur"y p
week, and sepori a very enjoyabIs mak+ of Torontq oa Sunday, Draper entertained _ DANCE
Mr. and Mm IL Crocker wore a few friends at a picnic Last week. - under the auspices of
faitaesooa• with Yrs. L. Matthews for the wseiri lire. T. Williams was a Toronto Greenwood CLAI;EMONT SOFTBALL CLUB
Some Of the tasmese .report the 'Lot week. Dun and Yrs Chuvmwat Community Ball,''Sep. p•'
seniles e�op will be pabx this year Bruce Guild's Orehetatsa a6R , ' •
owing to' a qmb that is infesting Group' One, of the W A. will
tine crop. "��•
r - The Woman's Mission 'Circle of :
the Baptist Church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon next at the conte
of Mrs. G. M• Forsythe Mrs. Ben-
son's grump -is in charge of the meet. :
..
irng. A chapter from the stagy Book . _ -: - . � - _ _ - • � ��� �K � � ����
will be taken
nP.
Mr. Len. Lye was in the city alp _
:.
Saturday calling on old friends. -
The regular dances sponsored by
the Park Board are being held in
1
a the Hall on Friday evenings. Munk r z a
is provided by Bruce Gould,
• F
-
Raletei�a Sale Big Saecess
Although some of tae btgas � '� _ _ .. ' ,. • _ .. _
from Quebec and the United States €
that were expected st -tie No-t+tnaa - —
Linton sale last Saturday,did not -
show u local buyers snade its -
R
saccess. Prices ranged from $ QO t0
, W per, animal. Buyers attended r
tom Markham, UOonville and Tor-
k
'out*. Some Claremont farmers Pus` j
chased cows hese. a
rKaiwlr Trophy Wen By -Oshawa s °'
4THE DICE r.
-Thr Ilasiser Trophy was woe► by as : - ' _
Oshawa contestant, Mr. McMillan. 'a
In do tournament of Men's Doubles
pLeyed on the local green last Sats h
ARE
si"day. A good turnout was seen, and
_Mayers from most of the clubs inyE
-as vicinity vicinityitten Winners were:--
sL Tat _high for 3 wine, Mr. McMill, AGAINSTYOUacs, e[ Oshawa: 2nd -high !or 8 '
'wine, Mrt Goodmaan, Oshawa; 3rd -
- "" h for 2 wins, Mr. Fred Ward,
Claremont; 4th - for 1 win, - aha ions are r we've, prevents Inflation
and
Mr. White, Oshawa.;<
avoided deflation. -
i` - a It's not been. just =r
The monthly meeting of the W. :Your support—everybody eve hod 's support—of price tailings, rateortfrap
rY Y
S.
M. S. of the United
Church was held and other controls alone has made it possible.
In the school roost of the .church on z t
Thursday
afternoon. September 13. ::.SBM NOW COMES THE REAL TESMG
Mrs. Luther A ey s group as to
charge of the meeting. Mrs. Donald - The danger of iin%flan and. ly blat k shadow, deflation, we _
McCnilough gave two readings. The last as long as goods are se:or+ce and insufFicient to meet demands.,'
new Study Book "Spot -Light on. WHh the war over and of more -
Afriw" was introduced by the Pres. PIY Y In our podieb If s ewy Mtit
ident, Mrs. F. Loyst. You will be to overlook the danger.
well regain to attend the meetings Ws cosy to think that paying just a lithe nwr� ro got
stxn�lhiep '
Y during,tlte eosnasg months and hearwe
want is
more abort this great, continenat
Africa. _ it's cosy to think that what ym do tan'? IPAI—and to forget
+ ' - that toMesy extravagant buying is a wee way to help a general -
At the morning service in the Un- _
ited Church on Sunday Iast, Yrs.
floe h priors.
Go:doa Struthers dhose husband ,� : That's how inflation gets going: L
was in ebarre of a hospital .in _
S1ta:nghai before -„the was, gave a AYSr l•0110WE� 8Y DrEFLAnOHj
ailT LAT10N LS &W
very interesting and irstrnctive
message on Chinas Thera was a *W deflation brings cancelled orlon, 'bankrupt
good attendance and the menage ;_! ?OaW � i ww" n orrt and• distress—didrew lyase
r was one that all could understand rani avoid. F • i
and appreciate.
UM Ns back A
industry t7 tlorma4 Peke ceiling rafioniie9 acrd
�.asth.r aattr+olt aur safgnordr
MT
' ........_ ♦ e� www f9jQ• ♦: anger , :. _ ., _. _.. _ 1• y5 �'`-L
W Ilio Keep on warehiep your beryisg. Don't rush ro lou scaresgoods.r '
The $aougham Women's Institute �.:t �9 i+ lnKp y . M
are sponsoring the dance to be held * � ♦a 1♦stUurle Keep on :saving your money.' Put H iters Victory bends and
_-. at the Township ,Ball, Brougham„ ♦O Nv`a waw ' 1INtt1►torwltNt ♦j War Savings certificates.
on Sept. 28., will ...Barrett's Orth= 0pet e�w tottowte ♦ .: Keep o, upporling wage and' price co"s, and raionlaW
extra furnishing the music. s a s• 1918 1922 wj n s
♦ Keep on fighting inflation and its black shadow..,,delisHotl. x
Woarnrttb Institute Meeting♦♦ , ,
The September meeting of the R: yAAWIrA AIAV
1.a was nein at the Shepherd 'home
o11kk sdwerftesowt 4 ewe of a series bets♦ les"d h rise eg.-N estsnf of *'
n Tuesday, Sept. 11, with a full ,
gttesdatsce of members. President, Come" to *0 �"'e M P1 v se+�S a tltr tbw ttesrsaso to 'IM
Yrs. Roberts(m presidQ i» :he Due- rare N t 'm" ' +ieiee" end a+•asl.i w.af latwa ��5A
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MOM
Mrs. David Russell, of Markham, Williams returned her for the sponsor a fine entertainment in the K .
CLAREMONT is visiting the N. Burton family at week -end. church and Sunday school room
r
prown Mee. Syd. Smith,. of Toronto, spent
the week -end with Miss Friday evening, September 21. A ;t
r,; f Mrs. C. A. Barclay hse returned soy Margo Wil- mixed program put on ,by good '
Mise May McIntyre of Toronto, )tome frons a pleasant visit v+Qth the
spent toe week -end with Mrs. H. G. 'noes session. Tae question of hold- Haywood family in their cottage at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchings talent, finisied off by a corn roast .�
_._---�Dntyre, ing a dance to augment fund- was Ems, of Brooidin, spent last Sunday with in the Sunday School room.
Mr. and Mrs. David Coates, of discussed, and after a vote, to hold - _ - Mr. A- Hutchings. Mrs Milton Pegg's brothertp�
y ,
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Matthews have tl'a
Toronto, spent the week -end. with it was agreed upon The date was been with their dau Miss Reta Milne visited Miss Ida.. ionic of Magnetawan Musko #
_ __-" —._ g3ltsr, Mrs --Ger - last week -end with, the Milton
Mrs. John Coates. set usher the orchestra ions free to old Harbron, as Mr, Harbron has Gray last veld family.g
Miss Margaret Macnab spent the come. Mrs. Harvey announced a been in hospital for an appendicitis Ma• H• G. Michell visited Mrs•
vreek•end with friends in Toronto. meeting of the -Red Cross at her operation, J. E. Wilson recently. Miss Elva McLean and Alan
home. It was decided to Clark are talo
• -Mica Georgina Fors h, Oshawa, go oh withrs. Gordon Lehman of Markham- ng special studies
t3 Yt Construction on the L. Johnstonhg §chool this te
= is holidaying at the home of hes our quotay. Material ready ee. at Mresidence is now going. forward. visited' Miss Ruth Hutchings last at Whitby High rm.
parents trete. Hamilton's. When ,the business was Church News week Sunday Sept. 23, will be Rally
Mr, and Mrs. Foster Rowntree; of concluded Mrs. Robertson introd- Church attendance was good on Don't forget prayer meeting at J. Day and the church service will be
Toronto, spent a few days last wools iced District President : Miss May Sunday. Rev, Kennedy' chose for his 4 Wilson's on Friday of this week. united.with that of the Sunday
"at the hoarse o! Mrs. Thos. Bacon. Brown, guest of the afternoon. Miss text: John 16-33. On Sunday next, You are invited to attend;; also School at 11 o'cliock. A fine prog-
Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Loyst ate Brown sgp:de a brieNaddress, stress the Rall ba Service at the Sunda ram is being prepared.
� the 23rd. Sunday School and Church Rally'Day Y We 'welcome Mr, and Mrs Mit-
spend -Mg a few holidays in the north ing the need of the devastated Service will be, combined, beginning School at 10.30 next Sunday. chW and family to our nei Mit-
countries as an incentive to Contin- at 2.00 The monthly hood
- cdurstry• P. zn, for Rally Day. y 2rieeting� of the Lad -
Miss Eileen Cooper, Toronto, ued work by Canadian women to The Friendly Bible Class report ies' Aid will be at the home of Mrs. -
nt the week -end with her le �p bring about better world con- E. Beelb on. Thursday, September Mm' Perry . Wilson and Mise Mar -
spent PSP, an enjoyable "evening spent' at the Y, Y, P
ditions. Mrs. M. Burk ander 27, at 2.30 p. m. Note than e_of 3orie Byers .visited the Queen City,
'here. 13TouP Jahn Knox home at. Hamgtost: os_ -- _ • for--
- —. ---,'H-
.g during -the week=end: --
7. Mrs. Cassie, Mea Hamilton day. Word for Roll Call - `Home".
Mr. and Mrs. W. Boniface, ort - ,Mrs. September_ lOc
'Toronto, spent the week -end with Shepherd, Mrs. Gray, gave a very The V. M. S. of the , church will A number from here intend togo Mies A. Gibson'and Mrs. A. Har.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boniface,' here. fine Program on "Home Economics",a
;'meet at the home of Mrs. Brown , � Mr. S. Arnold's sale on the 8th. bron were with Mrs. F. W. Gibeo Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, oaf Cunt Events was taken by Mrs. I on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20. on Wednesday, Sept. ' 26. on Sunday
i Oshawa, spent Sunday with friema Hetu and Mrs. Albert Gray. Roll Hostesses: Mrs. Dry, Annis Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A: Snellings 'and -- — • -
Call `vvss "M Problemi--Your Sol- friends from Ci Toronto ---pIIn��,to�
this village. Y Paynter, Mrs. George Willson. Con- �' Ds0.�'' JV -
Mr. and Mee. Don. McCullough, ration", Those with problems got plea- veners: Mee. Malcolm, and held s corn roast at the Park la$t
ty' of advice on how to solve them. groups to
Mr. Chase Hardy, Mr. Norris Hardy take charge of the Devotional Seca- Saturday'evening.
Miss Wilkineo
and family were among those from a, the new teacher at ion. Next Saturday evening, the i Welcome home to George Under.
_ here who attended Lindsay. Fair on Brougham school, was introduced to - Young people of this church and the I wood, RCE., and Gordon Todd, of
,may, the mothers of her pupils,' Dainty Maw, Ltonard bombe 'had Whitevale Baptist Church will hold the Rouge, and Norman Dunn, od _.
Mrs. Thomas Bacon and famili' refreshments - and tea, brought the urd Picked near rips raspberries a corn roast at- Wilson's Park, Ari the RCE's recently returned ftV=
eailed Good on odwofriends on Sun- pleasant afternoon to a close, AMw diaper his home a 3at-
ag, in a interested young People welcome. overseas. = �
day, appreciated this hospitality of tae fid, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don Annan ,"pas taken a trip oaf
Mink Betty Pretty returned to her Shepherdr. --�1sa •+� Lawrence Gray, .who Were recently West, , to
,._ work in Toronto atter holidaying at halals s 'married. Mrs. Schwalm Sr., is visiting' iti
iter home bars. Min 'Gio;'ia Over was a guest of Y.��' A number from Dere attended 1<he Detroit.
Kim Fern Malcolm last weep -end. -,
The lural Women's Institute were Linton sale' at Cisrtrmelalt lust Sat-
--NJ= Harloek entertained Mn and Mrs�`�
attests of the A.itona Bsanaeh last Dorothy ur"y p
week, and sepori a very enjoyabIs mak+ of Torontq oa Sunday, Draper entertained _ DANCE
Mr. and Mm IL Crocker wore a few friends at a picnic Last week. - under the auspices of
faitaesooa• with Yrs. L. Matthews for the wseiri lire. T. Williams was a Toronto Greenwood CLAI;EMONT SOFTBALL CLUB
Some Of the tasmese .report the 'Lot week. Dun and Yrs Chuvmwat Community Ball,''Sep. p•'
seniles e�op will be pabx this year Bruce Guild's Orehetatsa a6R , ' •
owing to' a qmb that is infesting Group' One, of the W A. will
tine crop. "��•
r - The Woman's Mission 'Circle of :
the Baptist Church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon next at the conte
of Mrs. G. M• Forsythe Mrs. Ben-
son's grump -is in charge of the meet. :
..
irng. A chapter from the stagy Book . _ -: - . � - _ _ - • � ��� �K � � ����
will be taken
nP.
Mr. Len. Lye was in the city alp _
:.
Saturday calling on old friends. -
The regular dances sponsored by
the Park Board are being held in
1
a the Hall on Friday evenings. Munk r z a
is provided by Bruce Gould,
• F
-
Raletei�a Sale Big Saecess
Although some of tae btgas � '� _ _ .. ' ,. • _ .. _
from Quebec and the United States €
that were expected st -tie No-t+tnaa - —
Linton sale last Saturday,did not -
show u local buyers snade its -
R
saccess. Prices ranged from $ QO t0
, W per, animal. Buyers attended r
tom Markham, UOonville and Tor-
k
'out*. Some Claremont farmers Pus` j
chased cows hese. a
rKaiwlr Trophy Wen By -Oshawa s °'
4THE DICE r.
-Thr Ilasiser Trophy was woe► by as : - ' _
Oshawa contestant, Mr. McMillan. 'a
In do tournament of Men's Doubles
pLeyed on the local green last Sats h
ARE
si"day. A good turnout was seen, and
_Mayers from most of the clubs inyE
-as vicinity vicinityitten Winners were:--
sL Tat _high for 3 wine, Mr. McMill, AGAINSTYOUacs, e[ Oshawa: 2nd -high !or 8 '
'wine, Mrt Goodmaan, Oshawa; 3rd -
- "" h for 2 wins, Mr. Fred Ward,
Claremont; 4th - for 1 win, - aha ions are r we've, prevents Inflation
and
Mr. White, Oshawa.;<
avoided deflation. -
i` - a It's not been. just =r
The monthly meeting of the W. :Your support—everybody eve hod 's support—of price tailings, rateortfrap
rY Y
S.
M. S. of the United
Church was held and other controls alone has made it possible.
In the school roost of the .church on z t
Thursday
afternoon. September 13. ::.SBM NOW COMES THE REAL TESMG
Mrs. Luther A ey s group as to
charge of the meeting. Mrs. Donald - The danger of iin%flan and. ly blat k shadow, deflation, we _
McCnilough gave two readings. The last as long as goods are se:or+ce and insufFicient to meet demands.,'
new Study Book "Spot -Light on. WHh the war over and of more -
Afriw" was introduced by the Pres. PIY Y In our podieb If s ewy Mtit
ident, Mrs. F. Loyst. You will be to overlook the danger.
well regain to attend the meetings Ws cosy to think that paying just a lithe nwr� ro got
stxn�lhiep '
Y during,tlte eosnasg months and hearwe
want is
more abort this great, continenat
Africa. _ it's cosy to think that what ym do tan'? IPAI—and to forget
+ ' - that toMesy extravagant buying is a wee way to help a general -
At the morning service in the Un- _
ited Church on Sunday Iast, Yrs.
floe h priors.
Go:doa Struthers dhose husband ,� : That's how inflation gets going: L
was in ebarre of a hospital .in _
S1ta:nghai before -„the was, gave a AYSr l•0110WE� 8Y DrEFLAnOHj
ailT LAT10N LS &W
very interesting and irstrnctive
message on Chinas Thera was a *W deflation brings cancelled orlon, 'bankrupt
good attendance and the menage ;_! ?OaW � i ww" n orrt and• distress—didrew lyase
r was one that all could understand rani avoid. F • i
and appreciate.
UM Ns back A
industry t7 tlorma4 Peke ceiling rafioniie9 acrd
�.asth.r aattr+olt aur safgnordr
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W Ilio Keep on warehiep your beryisg. Don't rush ro lou scaresgoods.r '
The $aougham Women's Institute �.:t �9 i+ lnKp y . M
are sponsoring the dance to be held * � ♦a 1♦stUurle Keep on :saving your money.' Put H iters Victory bends and
_-. at the Township ,Ball, Brougham„ ♦O Nv`a waw ' 1INtt1►torwltNt ♦j War Savings certificates.
on Sept. 28., will ...Barrett's Orth= 0pet e�w tottowte ♦ .: Keep o, upporling wage and' price co"s, and raionlaW
extra furnishing the music. s a s• 1918 1922 wj n s
♦ Keep on fighting inflation and its black shadow..,,delisHotl. x
Woarnrttb Institute Meeting♦♦ , ,
The September meeting of the R: yAAWIrA AIAV
1.a was nein at the Shepherd 'home
o11kk sdwerftesowt 4 ewe of a series bets♦ les"d h rise eg.-N estsnf of *'
n Tuesday, Sept. 11, with a full ,
gttesdatsce of members. President, Come" to *0 �"'e M P1 v se+�S a tltr tbw ttesrsaso to 'IM
Yrs. Roberts(m presidQ i» :he Due- rare N t 'm" ' +ieiee" end a+•asl.i w.af latwa ��5A
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v t, r pened after you left St. Como,.
Outs
iiiu dingl� Go6� Michel? How did you, land here?"
"It was all planned. 1 got my- ,
J, -r 1
MO
self captured .by the British and
A V n All was shipped to England. My own
chiefs had been prayingfor just'
such a chance as was given fo us - -
then—my knowledge of German,
Heidelberg, even the sabrr cut. Sa-
pristil It was if made to order.
They put me next to Manfred -" -
Kehl. I stayed next to him all
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-the way to Canada. Together
we engineered the escape. Philib=
" ert was the nearest place we could
get a -car. The only time I weak- 0'16� OZ'S
♦ `'`:�"''`''`t ened was when I knew I had to �O
Co here. , I hated that. Tantet0
Mimi. You will never- know howmu-cE tE
after so longe and oosee ethe look 9�'y`6� ,
on your fades—well, 1t was my
LOUTS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM �� job..l had to do it. In the States _ 'I
�•acra Kehl took me to the people we . ..
CHAPTER XIX you! They found yowl picture on were seeking. They are now in
'Plexiglass" s pez. Already' manifold household
Piext lass For War:
After a -,moment he set her down my dreser.and.the little girl knock. jail'. So is he." goods are being produced from
i and led her to the armchair. • He ed .it down and stamped . upon it "You're a tine boys, Michel, A 'Perspex' . For Peace this material ,including complete
stood above her, looking >;oberl one day," splendid -boy, 'Now—" the old la- bathrooms, electrical and kitchen
g y One of the United Kingdom's
at her. Then he sat in a chair' "Eh! Oh,*'l see what you mean. dy's voice was very soft and gentle. war discoveries .was Plexiglass -- equipment, picture frames and —_
facing her. they -were stamping on Oberlieu- `—now why, after coming to Phi- an unbreakable, flexible, transpar- even furniture. Instead of corru-
Itbert thought, were you going
"I fouled you, didn't I?" tenant Faber. '.It was Bbahomme ent, glass -like materlal used to the gated iron, Perspex glass may now
"NoL—oh, not for long." Fricot they used to like so much. away without a word to me or to manufacture of bomber, ,wind- be used for roots. Jewellery, toys
• " You mean you were fooled but I taught them that old ronGeau� anyone? ' screens. This. same material will and wireless casings .are also be- ..
you wouldn't admit it No die- we used to sing when -we were now be applied to peace time, pro- Ing made out of this attractive ma
grace, you know; 1'vq fooled 'even kids. You knc w—Bonsoir, Nigaud. "Well I—" he fid eted 'n his duction under the name of "Pers• terial.
you. A whole crew of them are
behind bars now because they
-were .fooled. You just wal.ted to
believe iti•� me, didn't you?"
"Yes, Michel." The old - eyes
were fond. "You were always a
devil, but I always loved you."
"Gently, darling. Don't go all.
Wit. on me now."
"I could have killed you when
when you struck your brother."
"Do you think f loved . it? 1
lead never hated my job -so much
I did -that might. But mark this,
Iii 1 hadn't poked old Roger one.
Kehl would have shot him dead.
- I' had to do it." .
"Something like that came to me
afterward, when I tried to think
It all out., But there were so, many
things=tere ars still so many.
`those little children, Pol Martin
`seed Rosine, started it—"
"Ah, the little Morpins. I re-
member those cute. little monkeys
16. in. St. Como, in France, during the
-bils_t`s. I used to have rare fun with
them."
"You used to—but they hated
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"How could you be ONer:ieuten-
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chair. His cheeks grew red. There
was nothing now of Oberlieuten-
VICTORY BANNERS IN SHANGHAI
sat Faber ,and BunhoObe Fricot
both, Michel? They env: you go in•
ant Faber; he was only a boy
to the old man's cottage, heard
whose cherished secret is found
Ott. "All these he
shots, saw you come out—and
explanations,"
mumbled. A lot of damned rot
you were laughing. That was
what they hated."
I planned to write to you . or—
'
or see you later:'ysss,',`�•,
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"The devil! They were around
"Captain Faber." Madame 'grin -
the but that day 'then! 1 hdie it
ned at him slyly. "You wouldn't
now. You see, it was like this: The
.try, to fool y"r aunt, would you?"
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parachutist they saw go into the
Michel smiled resignedly. "I
x°
but was not the one they savr
.
known it'd no use. It you. must
r
come out."
know it anyway --1 did not want
"'You mean that you—" =
to horn in on Roger's wedding.
AN, xu -
"I mean that he was going' to
You see. I—"
POP me off with his Luger, so 1
"You happen to be in love with
popped him with mine. 1 had :o
the - girl he is about 'to marry."
, a
get out of there" anyway and that
The blue -eyes net. her dark
poor devil seemed to be sent right
'-bright stare steadily, gravely.
from heaven. I cut off a lot of hair ,
"Yes," he said.
'and whiskers, changed outfits with
":end she is -in love`wittr you."
'she
him and left the hut. And • yep,
He shook hi' head. "Oh, no;
.I guess I was smiling. I even had
is not in lave with me."
the Iron -Cross."
"But I tell you . I know slid—";
"The children looked:-• in ' the but
'''t am no fool, madame. If she
.and saw. Bonhmme Fricot, as they .
is in love with nie, how 'does she
t
thought. lying "dead. Then the
happen to be going up the 31tar
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planes came over and the but
steps with Roger?"
caught fire—"
"You were always a stubtorr
And they wept for Bonhomme
-tru.le, Michell. You just said youa
_
Fricot. I had a job to do around
fooled us all—"
-
t. Como—hence the masquerade
"Not you! I did i% fool j-ou, did
there. I've been some queer things
I? You .went on believing in me,
a s
in my time, duchess—"
did you .not?"
"I can believe it." The old lady's
(70 Be Continued)
eyes were admiring now. He was
her boy Michel. He was a great :
Flying f1alp and signs hailing victory and peace provided a Bala
man, a brave man. He did work
The British organized the first
setting on Nanking Road, Shanghii, above, as the Chinese cele -
of the greatest importance. A cap •
"Airgraph Service" to maintain
orated the and of more than eight years of war. Youth in the fore-
tain, no less. A British.agent. Cap-
contact with troops In Egypt and
,ground is' selling banners on which are combined the flags of Aho 7.'
fain' Michel Fabre. "What hap-
India via microfilm, Big Four of the United Nations.
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