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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1946_06_07"- ♦ - - -VOL. LXV ERIN". NT., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 4946. _ -'No. 41 ickerin01 ' . ommuns _ e� re . rect a is g � -- r - - -For, 00 040. -OC z : Campaign While over fifty persons lower fee. • ' -attended -the Community . Centre Miss Nancy Langley spent the Council Hig40lights _ Pickering Village nmeeting in the Town Hall here on Why a Comaaun'itty Contra? ". week-end with the Misses Rorke. Wartime Housing to pap 'Ajax M. Wriday night last, and gave the marry -will ask "Why -a- Common= Pickering ublic Library Miss Vaida Harper, of Whitby, mt�ae0nmittees much encouragement it it Centre? Will not a hall snr,ffice? B Y O, H. salary $40p, Y Hermitage Farms being used � visited Mrs. Cyril Morley recently. would have the effect of producing By a community hall many per Miss Mary Boyes entertained in a The Library- Board desire to thank an experimental farm for 2 -4D Weed ♦much. more encouragement if the sons mean a building where they shower for Miss Marjorie Riley, o number had been greater --but this can meet on special occasions for tributed to the c those who have c generously con- anvass for funds will also be tr Killer and sideroads bordering farm 0, . Saturday evening last. The guests eated. -we think will come along in due an evening of entertainment or in- undertaken by thaw.' Voting hours and voting day may were former sd o 1 chums. eoa�e, structioa 'But this does not take _ - - -fie - increaered cost of books a-td be - �;- �._to, 'be decide.. at next lea-sills,-of John - --- The main item is the evening was eare of the recreational needs of the so:tvurg, Pa., and son Mr, Gordon the increasing circulation make it meeting. - Pd. have .Us co mz►ittee'& presentation of a atfiected areas, and a community and Mrs. Sills, of Clarion, report outlin' the - needs, hall such as ,this, would be required necessary to raise more money than N. E. McEwen asks, that 0,o more been visiting -Mr. and Mrs, W. A. y B the 75 cent membership will meet, gravel from township pit be Sol" ithe� possibilities and their Plan, Not in each community, eventually cost- and the Board feel, deeply rateful Goudy. Mr. Gordon Sills, a profess- -being able, nor is it necessary to ing more, than a much more satis- to those who, recogniiing this, have fonal ball player, is attending Un- publish the entire report, we are factory community Centre. At pros- 25,000 Men Wanted For Canada's iv±ersity at present, but is believed met so ' cordially our request for tryiag to take from .- name, that era in this township the• main meet- Permanent Air Force that he will soon be heard from in - assistance. which will still give a comprehensive ing Places for the young, and pract- Edith Murray, the big leagues, Adeture of the project to date.. dcally their only sources of -enter- Secret es Men between the ages of 18 and Mr. and Mrs.. 'C. E. Morley and -- taL- .meat�a�e cafes and other estab- �' 25 years, (Consideration given ex- Joyce; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Morley W�hatl Is s Cogmmunity Centre, ]iahments of dubious use to the aertiicemen over limit) are urgently and Mrs. George McIIro where is Confirmtion Service at St y -- ,A Place where all the interests of'' .young, A Community Centre envis- George's Church on Sunday Last �� in Canada's Permanent Air Hamilton on Saturday on the occas- the community, cultural and recreat- ages a coniple_te physical and mental Force, The Permanent force does ion of Mr. and Mns. C. W. Bis'hop's iamal and educatioial stay sleet routine for young and old -to care O� Sn -Lday, June 2,' a Confirms- provide de a great many opportunities- AdIve wedding anniversary,• throughout the twelve months of for leisure hours, tion Service was hold at St. George's for young men seeking a career. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thexton and the year, indoor a-.d ov "d ^'ter, v-^tii Young men and Women are daily G".tureb vrith the Right Reverer. -i A. Try schools are conducted by the Margaret attended $,.Ii p I. O. O. P, sufficient -spsee and equipirent Mth leaping the •township bee use. as R. Be"- grley,,.D. D.. Suffragan Bi;h RCAF that provide excellent train - service on Sunday and visited old indoor and ,rutdoor to care 'for the they express it; ._ 'Abere's- nothing r e e:� -in0r in bTactically any trade desired. fziends. ,creeds of all the corrmu :pities and here for me ". By aoithiag they of =ainetee t members was •Presented Pension Is. paid. after twenty year's -ENGAGEMENTS parsons iaterested in the project. not mean amployment opportunities of service, and the pay compares - by the f eetor, including eight from i A Corm unn ty Centre is not sirup- for these young nue n wid w, +men are elven from Picker• very vurably with that .of of ehe Dzrbamtun and MT rya Mrs. Wesley Petty ari- ly a Cdlnmunity Hall. A hall or aud- willing to create their awn employ- The very.-large e= con- ennitan scale. Free clothing, de:0tal .n_ .itoriurri is but part of Lhe Commun= mezni. 'at least for the time being_ ling and Ajar'. g -and med;cal care :tounce the engagement of their elEd _ -- gregatinn prese=t -listened - intently eat daughter Blanche Merle Ed -ity Centre, The .Centre is for all -But they do - :nza:n that there is to the , inspiring sermon by the The educational requirements are Murray Reginald Hollinger, nos 0it 0,1081. groups, :rationalities 0,.-d nothing _,,ffered by this tcnmship in Bishop on tyre meaning and 'he mucja lower than that of the early Mr, and 'Mrs. Walter Hollinger, of tereeds without fear or favor. a recreational say. blessings of Co�`irn-,ation. The his- days of the ' war -as low as grade - - 3t can be eructed only in a pray- 10 in_ "rime trades - Cherry-wood, the marriage to take tonic old chur0>an was beautifully place on :June 22nd, at -4 o'clock in �ressive area, conscious of its duties " *Ibat fmm Wil' . be Regdred T6 decorated with spring flowers and Particulars may be had from No. Cltarrywood U:ated Church. -to the young in .making for them a Commence a Community i, K. -T. S. RCAF. 1107 Avenue Rd. o o e s tneetirr -glace for healthv bodies - Centre? during the offertory the chnir sang Ilia .8 Colo unto .. n, - •rl, A , m v. tar_. r' . K ' tid ,t. This poi the scope of L ,e- enth 33 ` Mi attd Mrs G B - ,im%kn _�__— and actn -e minds, 0,.d $warp of fire s d�rends u ving ".to the air of "Finlandia ". 0�- 20,000 I"EOPLE, HA�'F, ntu>I:•e the engagenneat of their dau- p esaity of Providing for the re- the prnjpct. Communities with less creational needs and the mental population and money a�- allable'than •.-Game License times $512.00 ATTF NDFD CEDAR GROVE ghter Hannah Ruth, to Robert Car - 4 mm�tianuti of adults. tl0nse Concerned in this scheme have GARDEN P?rRTIES- ter Andrew, son of Mr.- and btrs. W. A Cominunity'Centre is the affair erected substantial community cen- At the final nneetin, of Picker H, Ball, of. West Hill. The .marriage od' th entire eonununity- -•if the tres without arty hardship. "These ring Township•'Garw C�rnmittee, 6h, Ov t`r'ot;; tni.asand people have. wilt take Place on Ss�turdaS,�Juse community has some better plain, communities have cairula'ed that Secretary-- Treasurer's report sh, w' :attended" -lie sixteen a:nat:al garden Fi.tebr,th, at 7 p. m. in Rogers Meta. tl�m now is the time to let it be the money spent of community ed receipts from. the sale of licenses Parties at Cedar Genie. Plan to at- Cris. Church, Toronto. .heard. centres comes back 'it0 -. std dollars- - salnnuated to. 8.11,.00. The Committ .ad trris year'.: , entertai:rme ;t on and . -Cents value to the district en`s experYSeg were - Fox bounties, the first Saturday' night firs July; he Qurces -1 'What Aria 'Pull be Embraced By 'where they are erected. _ $23,S.00; L:w e- f -rcem -:fit,• $230.00; , "Where They Fish.. for ,41xh 0 f . : • The Community Centre_? Your committee recommends that Feed . for pheasants rtc., .2.6°_• While the ideal Com7mmit Centre the minimum goal -for the Crmrrnun twenty fox pelts • that had been DvnbiE.' United Church . Y Y � Netier ha�•ing•• fished 0,r �cau;ht a • Rev A.. E: Hal!enq, D. A.,'B� D: i would b:• � �rac_� the •a•'ir,le i,} Oerrre be aeE at «4.000, }•old for the Comm�yittees decision fish of- ny kind since he w,e.,t bare - _: Minister. _ notf this township, this is,' of course, The rna;or sham of t.-,? money re, a•er, :ler•L3red a "gL•!P, 3 being re- 1 footed and wore knee - length pants, Sunday, June •t+, 1940 Impossible. quired will come frn- n the small jetted, 'bringing the total for the ,eu because he could not get any ` " 9.45 a. r0, , - i<Ior;t, Church School , Your GsTM^mittee having'' studied subscribes', but there should be a year to 1-11.. - - `kick" out of'the'sitting on a creek 11.00 a.' m. - .Mnrr.in" Worship _ the matter, ream mends that toe strong and active . Special Names The Secretary - Treasurer would ;bank all day waiting for a bite, whoLZ S•Ofi p M. . An..uaI becoratinr, Day kproposod .r •--,munity Cp-tr+e. encorn- Committed with a-n ability not to like to remind those applying for -there were go many other things ',Service at Erekl: ne 'Cemetery._ ' pass the p..pulations of 1'icker;rig take "No" for an answer. Ther^ amw fox bounty that it can only be paid ,going ori, the Editor could now be • �V:11sige, Audley. �RnuBe• Hills and .Iarg+e flrms,,ocea7ti y n:e-n and Hen- on greP:n pelts or n:akinned foxed. persuaded. to change his mi=d about Centennial United Church j Dunbarton, and all the popuis-ions eroUs individuals, who can be per- ,fishing, after Bert and Mrs. Bald- _ . Highland Creek i sued theee- ; -reugi . ' -1$rgP- - T!hi's Letters To The Editor 7 win presented him with lake Rev. A. E. Holley,_ B. A., 8. P 'oili.-W- Sub-d divisions 1, 4 3 3a. a- ' Special 'tames Cotrxnit`ee alonr -- - '.It1�, -t "st rut two f-et lorg" one day Minister - - - -- = �i,` as tench parts of- Su)z= _divisions should be able to handle a quota Deai Sir _ :04st .wzE Caught in oiw of OW Sunday, June 9, 1946 „ 6, 6, and T, as may fall within the aniaimum of $15,000. � � parisny of a veteran ,nov he-n lakes 'near Mr. Baldwin'.. 1.30 p. m, - Afternoon 'Sort. School caress and desire to participate. This Because this is a township proj- may 'I, through your . wid•:ly -rear. caanp in the iron i,h,- it ass just about .3.00 p. chit - Erskine Cemetery Ser" is roughly s Permanent population ee:t, the voters of those polling sub - ps;w, express my apprecia ion of the nicest thing found under fish fice at Erskine -Church , bl' 5000, constantly growing, and a. divisions included in the Project can the efforts of some' uf. our. public- sca1.-9 we have ever tas`ecL No Service at Centen:tial Withdrawn >summ -r •population of another 4000. vote any necessary debentures. Your minded citizens in the youth of our bones to bother about, and aide, .George's Anglican, Pickeria Should Ajax Village ever become _a-_ C(At ind'' _ __.... ...1,' tka4 ` }P - . _.coxnnnuffiry_ 1aaaC a!iees 'ef- win :..,.i,.,...,:c: ,,.mot, Re'v1 E. G. Robinson, Rector part =of I`i.l,,,;,,e- T�rw :mshiP, it 'too, clnrrta for debentures be X10,000. While the boys were in unntur�in -thhat lacked the-usual, objectionable- - -would• b� inchtded: It inns been estimated correctly, Sunday, June 9, 1y43 thpre .eras a •great deal of talk 'a: , fishy- snnnil and taste; He calls'them 10.00 a. m, - Sunday School that ca.sideria.z . the assessment 11A0 a. m. . .Celebration of• the to what might and what should be lake •trout, but they are very .Huth W,.iere Wilt It Be Located. value of the' lands involved, th- cost done for them on their return, in .larger and -nicer flavoured thaw the' _ ' Holy Communion. Preacher, R.ev, A Community Centre mutt be ' to the tax -payer in the Prr,j� helping them fit themselves into ! varie' y of lake trout.taken from Labe E. G. Robinson •central: It must "have ready access to area would be 23 cents per thousand - civilian life - aaA;n. 0,,t% `what 1mao,: :n�,t,�'r� 'Fic'rrei+rtmen sv a: clan are titransportation and transportation dollars, of assessment for a tea -year We d,,ne? Ninety percent of our - usually very jealous of their '-loea- St, Paul's Church, Dunbarton routes for all the areas it serves. debenture '(not a very bid suml - - lo, ul rtunmed t t.,j tkll „utrody itey n__ . E. n.: ' Rv. :..s n ec,�. tit anust- be" close tn-a mean traffic Only property - owners would, of porary empibynnenf in War Assets, { got' them; but Mr. 'Baldwin' says. Sunday, June- 9, 1946 +, artery, brit. not so close that it will- Course be permitted to vote on the A ax, and when they have finjJihed "bring them along, the • more the - No service at 3.00 p. m. -owing to. be a danger to pedestrians and mot - bylaw authorizing-the issue of a de- that pi a of work, what hah-e wP to merrier ". We would even like to go the Decoration Day Service at tire• orists. alike. Tt must have sufficient bernture. , o.fer. They will have t) leave Pick i fishin' -stow long bas this~ sort of. Erskine Cemetery, Sunday Schoch acreage available Loh year -round Summarizing, we find this *, money Bring and look to sane ether 'com- thing been go!-w on anyway?. as usual at 2.00 V. rn, .•, activities, and sufficierrt gr'our+d -for for the project can be rai?ed.as fol- -manw -Aty for ennpl'-v3^nment.• So before. I - future expansion. If the land can be lows: - — _ Pickering United Church �semtred free of change, or for a ncMn -, 5 t'olIing -suT► visin -0c, 0,n a T_ -; �e make elaborate plans and slab Spring ;Flower Show Here Next Rev. Robt. C. Copeland,. B. orate e�penditurez for the- recreat --E -- Taesday evening inal figure, the money thus saved age of $5.000 apiece $25,000 Minister - -- -� r n ion of our youth, why• not' spend 7can be used on buildings: Parking Other sub- divisinr�; affected r�,000 vome .money in providing en:pinY- i -Pickerin T Hortiettttural Soc- -' Sundi3y, June 9, 19.46 } lots mutt be available. special Names 15,000 j g 10.00 a• On. - Sunda School meet for them. If providing enT0loy- iety will hold their annual Spring Y Having doe regard' for all tbPSe Debe rttnres `10,000 meat means bringing to to + 11.00 a: m. - Morning Worship requirements, and havin ;2 studied as Gov't gra:mt�s Atc.; 5,000 Flower Show in ' Pickering United Evening Service withdrawn owi. to Yar 0,r possible the available sites our village, and to bring in ustry I Church on Tuesday, June 11, at 8 Erskine Service in afternoon P , what must we. have —WAT yXR! The• ; m: Your Committee is of the . ^pinion 'total - _ - $60,0 Campbell So the OvaltinP Cis. ' p• includes: s o 0 0 P up Co., The program .Mr. Percy that the natural location for the ' `. ( The regular meeting of the W. A. Centre, is 'the Memorial Park i;0 the Other answers to pertinent � the canning factory at Whitby v - 'gone, Thornhill, Judge and Speaker; of the United Churc!t will be held ques- stied elsewhere after lookinmg over Miss 'Elizabeth Armstrong, speaking at the home of Mrs. Irving White,' to Village of Pickeri ng, 'and the land tions are found in the report as fot- _ the situation in Pickering, and to on `'Bus in "• adjoining this park to the• south lows -r110 one section can raise this their disappointment, firth v we have g .your Backyard"; Piano-, on Thursday., June 18, at 2. g duets by. Misses Bernice Anne and p' tn. fide. This site - offers almost six. money, it must be a combined esf- no water system. Evelyn Brown,' and "letters" from Hostesses will be Mrs. Clare Poll acres, all of which would be'requir- ort. - A majority vote on the deb- -To install a water system will pickering Yorkshire Eng. to -thy don and Mrs.. Hugh Squires. Rog ed. Objection will be falcon to the enture over the entire area S evolved coat u0, property- owners ' mnney0- Call to be answered by, 'each umem- �site from some in, the more, outlyt -ig would 'be required, not voting by Society, to be read by Mrs Coates. bet giving material to be used !0,r progress always costs something., communities, who will have a great- sub - divisions. -- The controlling or but it w*11, increase the value of our - CONGRATULATIONS the bazaar"- -also, each member is or -distance to travel than others, management committee would be homes, lessen our fire -Insurance requested to reoWnd with a verge These objectors are asked to rem- representative of the entire area. - 'costs and bring industry to our'vill- Congratulations • to St. George's suitable'to the season. A fi -le of Ift- ,ember that the Centre mudt be Grants and fees would be `lhain - age. Industry ill bTin new o le, Church on having is to be imposed on anyone without y g • P+' P ni! Passed your ob- placed "somewhere" and no hostler source for mainly-. manse. - 'Goo• new homes, merchants, residents - jective in the current campaign with a °°m' " THEPICKERING-NE-W- where it is placed, someone' will atructiamn dates cannot be determin- everyone will benefit. � wn allocation of over $700. About Presbyterian Church, !rave to be a distance from it. Your ed at once, but it is- felt the hall Then, when we have done t1lat, half was raised during the first two Pickering Rev: D. Marshall Committee is prepared to sturdy the itself could be ready by the late 1 tot' u0, have a Community Centre, a- weeks without a canvass, May 'your ' Possibility of settiiV,- p, a commun- Fall of 1947. w libnal v and the thing,.; that record be ect inspiration to others Minister $ 0 . 0 1, gs Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist ity bus Pervdce, or, as an` alternative t make for industrious homes and grac- Ma•Y we take from this, an under. Sunday. June 14, 1948 to ask Gray Coach for an increased The abome is :not, as stated, a com- � ious living. Sn if MVP ere sincerely stmding of, a belied in and. devotion on-vice to the Centre at a possibly continued do P� four ,continued on page 8 to a Christian cause Sunday School and Church Service -... _ withdraws for this Sunday. ENGAGED :rw j Highlights.. � f � the11ews :�_... :.' - .- .. Siamese Charges He said. that Britain and the now. in °ranee at:d in French over 1 In a message to The United United States, "grouping them • seas territories. " Nations Si4nt has appealed •for as- selves in a Uloc, gave the conflr - sistance in connection with 'the re- enee no chance'of reaching an ag- -, pt rted aetit�n of French •roups in reed decision" on the disposition of - End of Rail Strike "forcibly" seizing Siamese territory Italian colonies or or- the matter of The railroad aende_yhrly e '.which they continue to hold.' Italian repamtion�_ -- Informed circles declared that if min- the UniteSt Sta tes ended only min- the ` Coincidentally ' with the receipt an Angle - American utes be:urc President Truman ask - of the Siamese charges, an Assoc- there were bloc it the natural result of ed, and got, action on legislation. •o iated Press despatch from London was N I 1 h.- ptrmit draftit 1, of me-- for indus- Queen Mary 7A leat week y Queen Mary last week cele -' �. brated her 79th birthday quietly. She wen, to Westminster Abbey for morning service, then motored to Windsor Castle for a family re- -union with the King and Quert, and the Prince"es Elizabeth and " Margart.t Rose. d� �. _ toscow s actions ant .t was e quoted a Fret>ocli EmUassv spokes- -coming a •ident that 11• :,sia really trial emergencie4 and penalising man th -e as predicting "difficul B strikes against Government- seized _ - "' Pies bet -t•een Siam a n d Indo- believed its charges of British• and American itnperi:•lism. pr. operti.:s. aformantA�aBditBritainrwoul Osap- g' - -- The basis of a reemetit was a r% V. S. Loan To France pert Siam -in bringing the raffatr compromise plan Mr. Truman before -the United Nations Security The United States has extended himself ha' uffered. ht provides Atdrey F. Rowley, widow of Lt." Council. a $1,370,000,000 credit to France for a pay raise crf• 16 cents an hour �2 :Cft. DttvosroaEs Col• John Rowley, D.S.O., of Ot- 6 to help 'he. begin a four -year re- retroactive to Janaary 1, and addit- tlawa, who is engaged to Rt. Hon. ,� ' construction• program. i, na1 boost of 2„ cents. effective _ V. �K.- 'U•' S. 'Bloc'? I1fa 22 —two days a o when the t Malcolm MacDonald, former British Soviet Foreign Minister \' •a0i- The F • .crican credit was divided y y B Mih commissioner to Canada, whc } strike began -and no change in eslav M. \tolo:ov declared in '*Ios- in two portions: working rules for a year. a • . bets 'taken over .the office of lover- evw that a- British - American "bloc" 1. A di ,-ect loan of $650,000,0'�u PYRADEE , nor- general of Malaya. Date and had waged an offensive against from the Expert- Import Bank. The 'settlement was completed q phce of the wedding have not Russia at the recent Big Four Min- 2, A line of credit totalling $720,- 'rl.ree minutes before the 5 'p.m., • _ - - been decided.' IN isters conference in Paris and that twU,000 which would permit the T, tt a�tli .e the President had POWDER a British- dVnte.ican capital was at- rrenen to settle their Lend - tease set for strikers to gay`s in. Other - teinpting to "subdue" scar -weal, ' account at,d to purchase United wise, };e sa:G, he would use troops DDT - TO DIE erred natiot.s. States Army and -Navy surplus to run-and pfotect train . r1., A HEARTY GREETING FOR THE CHURCHILLS k KILLS: Cockroaches, Bttdbo Lice, Fleas, ggss Ants, Crickets in bnil�ings : : for - Lead body and pubic lice and per'- " k _ sonal delousing. As used by allied troopi to dust themsebies, bedding - "} ■ clothing, etc. Quid acting oa - : ` Dais to ass 'Tnarearaed XWd ti "GREEN CROSS" PRODUCT - �. 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V P� Posfs . .. _• _ � �\� Ceg ••eyed Teed! r•QA ' •_ - — - _ _ _ __ 1, -- _ _ rape: u es GF:6 A Product of General Foods - - I• � r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING �. - _ Spots of Sports XAY1' CHICKS _ _ RANI` CHICK! FA 1414 t'ON s %1 F. 1'HU'I'U4il4APHY (By Frank Mann Harris) ItA1SE A YRUDIJCTiVEL FLOCK HEAVY BREED PULLETS t5u wt'r:r t'wf:�i, 13.. UNDER WING'S PHOTO SERVICE (Sixbit Crick) _ this year - with Top Notch to with or without chicks. in order to produce the 17c.' _ -a cif and machlnery. Ned Mc. All prints with deckle edge. a or ♦ largest eggs ... the plumpest Namara, Masson, Quebec. 8 exposure rolls 25c. Reprints Sc.- birds it is necessary to start Sussex, Sussex x Hamp„ Pock x each. Box t, Station J. Toronto. In view of the nature Of most of Ramp., New Hamp. and Barred i 'with- bosky chicks. That is why _- Llock, pal- lets- .i;.c,__ Book .. Spier_ 'i'>,VU HUNDRED ACRES FENCED the front -page headlines nowadays, -' - you'll a.ppreclate the, Toy - Roid'h order NOW. $1.00 per 100 deposit. , eighty workable, --- -sugar - -- bush - -- -ACME QUALITY & SERVICE_ -_ 4w4!&- a__.ery_o1d_y_aru__that., might system or breeding and selecting. Order from this Ad. Hurondale large bank barn, spring water. Poll developed and 8 prints 26c., Only the best pure and cross bred - large house, water, sink, tole- ,, be r ;they timely. It's about the Chick Hatchery, London, Ontario. reprints 3c, each, 4 x 6" enlarge- strains. Every Top Notch breed- pphone. in between' 'two loess. events mounted' 1n elttracttve Told- cloak -and -Suit manufacture' wrh ' -,or is pullorum tested and Gov- Brazier. South- River. era 2 for me in sit and service d- ernment Approved. Only those of - was.. much. harassed- by ant known livability and productivity LAKEVIEW CHICKS guaranteed. are used. Every shipment of Top HAiRDRESSING ACME PHOTO SERVICE labor troubles, and fin ly ,;botch chicks is carefully inspect -, Specialized Breeding Plant Of Stn. H. Toronto. sulted a doctor about his nery � ed and all weakling's are culled. iXARN HAIRDRESSING THE Order today and take' advantage _ �/,l�C BreCders Robertson method I nf'ormatioa IfTAal1'8 "And. _ - -- -- - -- of our liberal June discounts. ' -Book your order for June and on rogues' regarding classes. vt'liat ate ignord:._ - boob _ Prompt delivery on non - sexed, July, With th scarcity of meat. :: %:11�, OLD STAMPS WANTED BY D "Robertson's Halydreaslas Acad- Collector only. Small or larger that doctor turns out to be,' he Lead- .-Pullets, and heavy breed cocker- - 'there will be a big demand for emy, 13? Avenue Road, Toronto. lots. Can pay more than Dealer told some friends later. "I tell him els in all the popular pure breed: 'Poultry and Eggs this Fall and for Items 1 can use. the be good. j. and hybrid crosas. Also eight Winter at attractive prices. It my n6ves are bad. so he Says to week. to elgb$ben week old pul- will Day you to DVt in an'. extra HELP WANTED Roc vi references. E. Symond, lets. Free catalogue. Top Notch brood of chicks this year - Rocanvillr,' Saskatchewan..- me I Should got interests i in Sport Chlckerfee, Guelph. Ontario. Prompt Delivery - With a cipaelty W031EN - SHAKE SPARE -TIME WANTED to take my meld off my troubles= of 60,000 •Lakeview chicks_ week- . - money this way! No selling. Plea- advises me I should' attend some 'WANTED TU PURCHASE PULLETS - ly, we expect we can give prompt sant work. No experience re- I'UULTRY FARM WANTED TO, ball games. So 1 o to the base - `'' Barred Rocks, New Hampabires, delivery, but to be safe, book quired. Write for free particulars, rent, by poultryman with 12 years g g White Leghorn& any age from r your order at once for June or ;.Julian Bach, Bon 40, Columbus, experience. Hydro. State •capa- ball park and what happclls; Back weeks up to laying. Good Duce, July. Ohio. - cities, acreage, rent. Geoffrey of what they call the home -plate paid. ADD1Y to Box No. 85; i;rede A -Lange Type t1'h1iP -Leg Spfnd!er, Horning's 9fiI1s, Ont. r Adelaide -W., Toronto, horns, Sussex x Leghorn; Rock' x" stands a big guy with a -blue suit Leghorn, Leghorn x..New Hamp. HOUSEKEEPER AND MAID VCSH. FAR.L, WANTED WITH 2U end a bird -cage o,'er his face, ana HUMMER CHICKS FOR WINTER, mixed ll%c., pullets 20c., cox 6c. Permanent posi'tion%, best wages, acres or less cleared. Good house production, delivery June -July, •B Rocks, Rock x Ilan s., New g grounds. and other buildings and unfail•` a voice you can hear for a good should be ordered without delay p comfortable home, 'large - Hamps., Susses, - Sussex"- x-Hantps:- = T-wenty minutes tiom downtown ing water supply', Near Tourist half -mile. ' And about .erery threw to get breeds or crosabrea on de- mixed 812.15, pullets $17.00, cox !Toronto. Two adults one school Resort preferred. Write full par- 3lvery date you wish. Bray Hatch- 419,75, Send deposit of $1,00 per. seconds flies big guy tvitlt file big _ •19U. % % *a arantee 100 1 live de- child. Excellent opportunity for Box 9r, and lowest rash price. • - ery, 130 John X. Hamilton, Oat. g'u C�' widow older daughter as maid, Box a7, 73 Adelaide GY.; Toronto. voice hollers du` 'STRIIi�' =and' livery. Order from and enclose 'two sisters etc. Write Advertiser: e v e r y ti m t lie holler out LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS -this ad. 69 Edgewood Ave., Toronto 8. barge White Leaburae - Day- old Ontario, WANTED TO BUY 'SiRIhL' .I think of ells business, . 10e• and started up to 4 weeks old. - Best prices paid, for good Ral- and niv. nerves jump cigar .hrough Leghorn pullets 21c. All Breeders Lakeview Leghorns, are the large HFD1CAt. nut - either standing trees or mi. skiii. A firte doctor! Horses - double bloodtested and backed by type -mated with cockerels from' • high pedigreed foundation stock.' Pd. stock - "Real Egg Machines." logs. Telephone 4 -4754 hitelien- lie should - 'be•- prescribi »g" for, or 2dany Hurondale customers report Seed for weekly List - of special DON'T DELAY! EVERY SUFFER.- er or write: maybe oats!" beat chicks 1 ever had. Walter pr1ees on day, old chicks, pullets.- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neuri- g Morton, Dryden, - We were well and cockerels and started chicks, tls Should try Dixod'a Remedy. PANNILL VENEER pleased with. the pullets we re- D[unro•s Drug Store, 335 Elgtn. _ We _ ri ceived last year, Pullets laid well: June. dal? and Faff Hatched -Book Ottawa, Postpaid 81.00. COMPANY, 'ms} be c eons. as usual,'br- •, your order fog June. July or F'ati' .- 42 Edward Suet, - soniehot+ we caiu.ot help= harbor- .. Heavy Breed Pullets 17c. Hatched chicks now. Sussex x N. Hamp.. Rock x New LAKEVIEW POULTRY STUten a AND THREAD wURItS Kitchener, Ontario:' ing the su.akinb idea that the - Ramp.. Barred Rocks, Pure Sussex often are the cause of Ill health sport of baseball is lteadit:g straight and New Hampshire pullets 17c. - FARM Wein Bros. In humane, all age &. No one Its. Pure Sussex mixed 13c., Sussex x ° mun-e! Why not find out It this b . for trouble-and .mighty in-b la Exeter. Otitarfo. Trainer Aircraft __ ._ tsout]le, at the.. - nrblitrg- in -baN lti, 'Hamp.. Rock x Hamp., Pocks your trouble, .Interesting particv- '- and New Hamps. mixed 12c. Sus- tare - Free! Write' MUlveney■ sex. x. Leghorn,. Ro.cic x Leghorn BUSINESS OPPORTCNITDES,�. Remedles SDectilf■ts. Toronto t. Built in Canada Parks is steadily becoming more -- - - and Leghorn, x. x -New Ham pp. mixed and more .open and wide - spread.. 11c., puhtts 20c. Assorted pullets PROVEN REMEDY - EVERY with folks betting not only on the 15c., assorted mixed 9c. Cockerel. WANT TO SELL YOUR. A net trainer it and started prices on request, solderer °af ehauinatrr Pains or a esalt .Of the -,Rant self, but e d - SIUISI' NESS -�' - ......,,_....- ,,.... - -- P- an m tn. Canadacraf designed t it t t r on th 9r, &r- nom..:- ,. J �. l ,.o •6&a aw. c utcoine of practically every ball 31.00 per 100 deposit. Yt'e have hundred+ of buyers In mods. 9[utiro's Dru4 Store, 335 ended, made its first flight at To- Detroit and Windnor. Give all de- Vigin. Ottawa. Po•+'tp•tta $1.M. the pitcher tosses plateward• HURONDALE CHICK : fails atilt price. Write or see V.- ronto on Dfay 22. Created by The _W._ DoiT1e__Jlald3tone, Ontario_. ` ' s - -- -_-- - -_ HATCHERY, -- -- _ 1 dt. Fiavillaitci Aircraft of '(•anada. f❑ fact i has flagrant. - • London opt IF YOU'RE BALD Ltd,.• and built in the plant. which become so ♦ - ' D1 EING AND 'CLEANING ( that. Only recently; the gambling �D THIS! - during the tear produced �,ttw of LAKEVIEW CHICKS HAVE YOU ANYTHING -- AzE11° _t-he +nnra Itt anvit, gentry were actually openly offer -_ Do so"m, -� i -:u _• •+L �:ia- ; "�,3- asepses 0-,. -] fib+htrrs and, dyeing' or cleaning? Write to us ing, over the roud- speaker system - >ti'ECIALILED BREEDING PLANT for lntorIDat.lon. We are itlad to- m•w• Ilexonicim .Scalp .Preparation bombers, the new machine meets the tie%•, remarkable u'eatmeat dotcn in Montreal, cash bonuses 6,000 BREEDERS ..answer your questions. epart- for baldness . .. has s:rown hair tv tc]day s widespread demand for an _ ment H Parker's Dye Works for playefs making doubles, triples, Book your order for June. Limited. 791 Songs Street. To- c' Ise after c, +se pro +'e +slunally con- entirely modern all -meth I'oty -wing With the scarcity of meat. there [culled sitd xupervtsed= New heir homers and the like. will be a big 'Fall &6 Poultry ronto. has definitely appedFed to most cases monoplane trainer for schools and _ - and Eggs this Fall sad 16VInter at - - %fter treatment w• th Hexonicin clubs. attragtiva prices. It ell! pay you. FOR SALT: ti,',+Ip PreprrratlnrL Urfertive also In Now it stands to reason that to put fn an extra brood of T .. femenlne beldnea+ ;ra•. . +- _ -ate The 'ircrait which is named .tile e' -- flier-cis - --. ehiekekm this year'.- treatment for baldrp -s racy,. Be. de Havilland Chipmunk, is specific- where one gambler wM0 i'UP. SALE: specific- member. If Hexoni( in ;gate Pre_ __ ' t :P.ery DANE br PUPS ..ul Df2CT SlrtltlC !'RUKPT DELIVERY - tNlth'a ca- very well br4� • � •+ 'ell uesi tie • as a re lacemeat Ot •. y IOf doing a t thi'tl� ' - c 000 r - klclrs P. n..L u+liitA result• Y g P sett or :r•9 +•+•• r' niter To:low1hc dire,'t:otis YOU GET the de Havilland Tiger Moth, the g -} _ P Y •�- maetc, au tna es: Dutir; Jaro -Lyn -for winner ou won't have to- weekly, we expect we can give of Lyn -Dee; Sire: Tarr of Tyedea- YI')t'R MONEY BX "K every Jar g search ver ''hard t0 find aiiOthK prompt delivery book your order ley: Phone 2411 Barrie or write %old is.lnvured -with a 1P.ading V.ina- _type on which the great majority of } - at once for June or July.' AYm. Atewsrt, Brookdale KentSels, than Tnsuranre Crnmpmy. Don •t willing to pay just as much for do- ND DEPOSIT - For quick set- all the pilots of the British Coln- g just the o 156 Elizabeth' Street, Barrll, Ont. postpone. Rerrd. 53.0'1 (cheque or in pposite -for losing. vice send deposit with your In- Money. order) todnz- fnr trial Jar to monwoalth and Empire were train- _ HPxonfrin (Canada) T. mitpd, Dept'. ed in the 1939 -1945. ear. It has the And the: natural' outcome of that, ..-:gutsy or order. and we will book - � + = your •order at our prices which -TURKEY POULTS - OL 2t6,Oa- Inztnn A%,,•, Tnronto 3, sort of business will be -sure as are very reasonable. :We will rrnada. 140 horse power Gipsy Major er- ppromptly mall you- an acknow- PROMPT DELIVERY shooting -just the sam4 kind of ledgement of your order, and if gins the same engine as the Tiger. Ws can give prompt delivery on juicy scandal as the one which, not • .. it shouldn't suit You we guavas- Turkey sitsCF.Lt..l,YF.OL'! Aioth -and whilst, offering the Broad Breasted Bronze one B . '• "'tea to' return your deposit• at p'o u 1 t s , or book for -June so many .years back,. shook baseball dellvsiy. Poufts hatched from modern .inoaoplane 'characteriiatfes once. Thta rise will `eve you GUNS REPATRFD. SCOPES right sown to the grass- roots.' better service. bloodtested, pullorum free breed. mounted. Special twelve runwe and the durability of all- metal_Con- ,- -'•TBE NEST WE EVER HAD - Nell era, under ideal conditions In shells fnr deer. A. fTe- rgott, Gun- struction; it wee hs less' than the « * s -' •• - McDonnel, Goderich. Ont, Colin most modern 1946 model, all smith. Woodstock, Ont g That was the time when the Cbi- Campbell, New Richmond, Que- electric and automatically con- Tiger Moth' and is about 40 stiles bee Well ■atinfied, lost 4 out trolled turkey incubators, and sago . Slack So- •or unfra_grant -.' of 104• Hope you can supply more. eti'S117A1, INSTN['MRf1a . an hour. • As high as 106. eggs from 115 hatched in separate, new turkey memo r y -and pO5 ern' mend Its weather-resisting structure air conditioned Hatchery. bend g Leghorn pullets. Wonderful' pro... for :Price List and lull particu- FIRED A BUDD]NGTON BUTS Others, as v'ell, Rho vt'ern't found slid• provisions for all -tile -}•ear see- - - auctio "n reports Reuben Kennel. Jars. No orders accepted less than sells. exchanges musical tnstra- - o •t -got themselves so mixed up Shakespeare, Ontario. 60. ACT QUICKLY - BOOK moots, ]31 Church, rorovto 2.. vice in Canada's exacting climate tvitlt the "SREED9t Large Type _4Fhfte Iwg- YOUR ORDET' WHILE THEY gambling clement that horns, Pura Sussex. Sussex X suit it for duty in any part of the - LAST, LAIiEVIESV TURKEY _ only fire a1'pointmen[ of old �uda:e -New 'Hamps.. B. Rock X New RANCH, Box 183, Exeter, Oat. OPPORTGNITIE3 FOR WOMMM world., Landis as absolute Tsar of the _Hamp -. Rock X Leghorn, Sussex Phone 179. There are de Havilland c m- - X Leghorn, 'Leghorn X New BE A HAFRDRES,SER _. game saved baseball from a sccere .,Kamp.. New Hamps., and Barred panics in Great Britain, Austr IRS Rork■ JOIN CA �ADw'p LEAity A Rr^HOOL hlac}:out. . ..HYDRAULIC TRACTOR Groat Opportunity Learn 1tw Zealand, India, South Africa • - - LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS = SEAT Hairdressing and Rhodesia as' well as in Canada, Day old started vy to 4 weeks Pleasant dlgnifted' profession, rood - I old. Lakeview Leghorns are the New illonro.e E -Z ride Tractor wsgea, thonseads evccessful lianN and 'technical representatives and C� t - large type,- mat'e-d with cockerels Seat. Passenger car, comfort, eft= graduates. Americas- greatest -rya- agencies in every country of im- - -.Salt for Beets JI minates ride fatltzu4 on your - Srom Ped--- stock---- ^Real Egg ALUStrateQ- eataloiva -- free. rtattCe the ..�.1J v.�.. - - Machines.'s tractor. Bursae Tractor Co., Write or call f� - w .'.BLEND FOR WEEKLY ,LISTi -- '0: r wood■tock, Ontario. DLARVEL, RAIRDRESSTNO Special Prices on day old chlcke, SCHOOLS. Prof. C. B. .a}re, head of the pullets and cockerels, and• - start•- - - -CLEL•TIOC UUTUR4 N-EW. USQ- -' �o0r ST W. TOTOn10 - - -- - .- 1raPfahla -____ r____iiiticipn_Q�lhC 1�Cw 1tZTk _. ed chicks. bought, sold, rebuilt:• beets pill. Branches: Ii Slag RL Hamilton EXTRA SPECIAL State Experitntnt• Station; says MAY. JrNE AND FALL HATCHED leya; brushes. Allen Electric Com- & 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa . _ Book your order for June, or Fall pany Ltd., 2326 Durferin St. Tor- 4 enlarged Prints for lac -Send any plantings have shown that salt will 4 negatives ot, the arms size (up Hatched Chicks NOW. LAKE-' onto, UOL, PATENTS to 2% x 4%) and we vdlll return increase life yield of beets from Vi,Z * pet;L•n...`r -..:., _. :,!t: o 1atzS} i _ •_••A thee.. rn rn,,. sn„• en err., give 13ros , Exeter, Ont. _ L • CHUICE PPUGRESSIVE EVER- FETHERSTUNHAUGH It COMPA.NY prints on Velox paper, negatives illetri a finer. flavor' and make the 1 bearers "5 for 111,00: 60 for $1.75; Patent Solicitors, Established 1890• :returned with order. Send mega- 'rL'HEEE'S NU GAMBLE ABOUT 1u0 for $3,00:'200 for 85,00. Pre -.' 14 King Neat. Toronto. Booklet of 'rives with this ad and 10c in coin leaves larger and greener. 1946. it's going to be a poultry' paid Riverside Nursery'. ?Vest 'information on request. _today. This ,ad must accompany year. The poultry' industry is the elver• Nova Scotia. ]ogi . on* to- expand today', as order to receive extra one prom - birds are economical users of our PERSONAL lum coupon. . short gra4n supply. Canada is one FOR SALE -HOUSE LONDON PHOTO SERVICE' MACHINERY 1IEMBER'S OVA \TED, ANNUAL" Box 551, Dept. W., London, Ontario. ot. those fortunate coun.trie■, that • ONE - STOREY • FRANIE, SIZE. 24x18, can export food'to feed a hungry and _ x 14: Apply Box 2, 'ilea- membership Two Dollars. Join r- world. It's going to take a, long today receive attractive member - rue, Unt• ahlp book and rules'' overeeing ' -'time to till the bread basket Qr g c AIEW AND' iJS)vD the world. working men who are 36facnab Poetry Cer• - =.� Write . . - - ice. S rebuil'ditig their devastated ' coun - ATTENTION FARMFRS Wacnab Historical Association,' l -Of Every Description tries must eat. So what are. you - I`o'eT- ©aTt" Phone EL. 1271 - waiting fo, ! �' iii -Y 11.d : �vta rs, r-or Sale: Tractor Tires, made of - -It isn't too'late to fill' them with rubber,' suitable for bolting on I'HUTOGR&PBY Protest lone ItUUKS sad CASH H. W. PETRIE CO. LTD ^i - Tweddlea; the husky, healthy fast steel �; heels,, $10.00 each. When from FIRE pad 7 RIEVES. We 14? , Froat St, W. - Toronto - growing kind. Pretty .soon they'll ordering state diameter and width TIME TESTED QUALITY leave • dae ■ad aloe et Sate, of .' be ready for the, grass, nature's -, of wheel, National Rubber Co. Q flablaet, the say pnrpolee• WIG It �'E 'BUT i SFLL' - -cheapest and -best food. And don't Ltd., .5 Wittshire'Ave., Toronto, - SERVICE and SATISFACTION forget - you Can't go' wrong Ontario, ate, or write for pelves, etc. to ` with chicks with a Can't. of 21 Your films. properly developed and pep? R o `years of satisfaction to steady printed - - customers. No waiting at Twed- NEW.'BACUN CUyIBINATWN HAND f OR 8 IrXPOSURE RuLLS 15e, dies for your chicks. We can give Cultivator, Hoe and Plow avail- REPRINTS 8 for 26e, ' ej.6ci.TAYL0R LIMiTED aroinpt delis chic n-_ all ._the popu- able in almost unlimited quart • FINEST ENLARGING SERVICIE - tar pure breeds Lind hybrid cross- ties foe immediate-'ship ment; -D[s -Foy tiles not -got all the f1Jlne you j�{I 51�4FE WORKS- ' -� -- es in non - sexed, pullets or cock- tribufed by W. F. DLcKetizie Co. want this year, but you can get all *rots. Prices greatly reduced for since 1866. Leamington, Ontario, the quality and service you desire 11s groat st E: Iv.r..eto June. Also 8 week to 20 week old Canada. Celebrating 80 years by sending your films to F.alnIt itahM IRSr pullets. Free catalogue. Tweddle busineag in same location and iMPEIIIAL PHOTO aERViCS hick Hatcheries Limited, Fer- name. We ship to dealers. depart - + Station 1. Toronto. _ i - 1UP. Ontario: mental, chain- and seed- Ilouses. See ' your nearest dealer, hard FILMS DEVELOPED 23 CTS, QUA- - HARtxM & COLLARS 25 FREE CHICKS war •store, or ranteed one 4my service. No You can't feel our list if our WRITE US DIRECT WAITING. Rav Photo Service farmers Attefition - Consult Y y OUR BABY CHICKS ARE THE for IPTorth Pay. _ Spier nearest Harness Shop kidneys aren't working normally. progeny of Faundatlon, and Be- IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT _ about Staco Harness Supplies. Gin Pelts help give relief from - y „ „ We sell oui Rands only through Backache Rheumatic Pain and tistared Birds Al] freeders blgod- anywhere, in Eastern Csnada' tested. Prices from 3c to 25e. All $14.80'prepaid and $15.80 prepaid FINER SNAPS COST LESS other symptoms of sluggish kid guaranteed excellent layers; Don't to Western' Canada. Shipment° • your local Staeo Leather neys. Your dru gist sells Gin Pills - delay, order now. Goddard Chick made same day order received. PRU3IPT MAIL SERVICE GDods dealer-. The- -Roo&- -are on ■ siti3facuon -or -money -back -- Hatcheries. "Britannia •Hefgbt■, 'Any Slze Roll - 6 or 8 Exposures._ - ri bt, and so are our price* Basis Get s Ont W,, F. McKENZIE CO., DEVELOPED AND PP,INTED Y6- 4Pe Irlanufscture itt our fac packaRe''today -,its. " RELIABLE 'CHICKS pfione ONTARIO. 3 11 4xf TED E ii fR EasENTSv2L - topies - Harness. - HorRL- Col - p'O`a` r'b"""e,;t. Enlargements 4x6" on Ivory tinted (acs, Sweat Pads, Horse Blsn Resuter sire. 40 •ins Started chicks for June delfi•err. mounts: 7x8" in .Gold, Rllver,. C1r• keta, and Leather Trseellin Eceneearsfas.s0a1M - Barred hock, Leghorn and Hf- FARMS FUR SALE. casslan Walnut or Black Ebony f brids, Leghorn x Barred Rock, Goods, Insist on Staco Rr�nn axle &US.A, {a4 6sroPrYfr) .finish frames, 69c each. '.rf ertlarge Trade, Marked C Kamp, x- Barred Rddk,'Light'Sus -- roods. and ou ment.rolprints_79c _ e ch. _ ' sex all three Rod four weeks, It - 99 A <iP,E F : \P,yl, ALL LVUPIiABLI: -•• �- • - ' •'rt sate ?fttrtinn A1ariP only ty � � • b sys dividends to have a good lend. 100 'ft. barn, henhouse and Pe prints Ives rpm Yovr' flock oVatarted rhicks, don't put other buildings, Brick house with Negatives Sc. Each SAMUEL �EES LTD s off write now for prices ' and new furnace, hydro newly in- 11F1•T. M CO., r e . s hen available for shipping. Alpo stalled and Rater, near Nn. S WRITE FOR CATALOGUF �aby rhicks nl 'same breed ',till Highway, 6 miles from Port Hope. -STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE - jvallable. Miller's Chick Hatch- Apply Earl Inch, R. R. No. R. Res 129. test Offfee A, Tema#*. i2 WellNailon- St. F.., rornafr ' ail, Fergus, Ohe. Phone 263-W. Port Hope, Ont. Print- Name and Address - Plainiy -ISSUE 23- 3-1946 Classified Advt's Court ptttfins Imiriates Now are having sa outing on Saturday, s Brethren , of sports. The members of t�•e c u r t r i o ''County By Scribe Bill Bryant _societies sue e��erted to be Pres- Hillside Chicks. Dependable, fast- r The, W. A. will 4ho14. their regular - growing. Crossbreds, . heavy breeds, At a spacial Yneeting held in, the monthly meeting in the Sunday ■' -' broiler chicks or pullets (some start- Foresters' Ball on the evening Of School room on Thursday at 2.W 7 ed }'available now, With food short - May 30, Court Duffins' No. 1626, o! o'clock, June s3. All Indies will be '�,d �ay Jr. . :Farmers f :. i tines our rod- .the Canadian Older of Foresters in- welcome. • ages n anany ,keep }� P uctio.f-up. Agent,' Garry Milks, Pick -, itiated five new brethren. _ Rev. K W. McVey wilt have eying. The meeting was under the dir- charge of the services on this cir- - -Ro: an for Resit -board if desired. lion of Worthy Bro. Jack Bryant, cult on ,Tune 9. the new Chief Ra er. Mr. and Mrs � Perc Y Clark's fam- SUNDERLAND Apply Box 597 News Office. � Bray -has chicks for prompt ship- The ceremony of initiation was ily spe.,t labt Sunday with them. m :ant -this month in most breeds, very reverently and impressively Mr. and M s. Ivan McLean cele _ Y by the- - local - degree teat- - -5 hraRed- their2�_azniver- a . -- o July- August hatching.to order. Book under the capable tuition of Bro. nary on Tuesday, Juiine 4th. - - - -now• to save - disappointment. Agent Everett Bryant, the -High- Marshall. ( Mr and Mrs. Reg. Brett and sons Lockwood Milling. The newly initiated brethren were: 'j were alt Divio- service here on Sun - 3 WANTED. -- housekeeping rooms by Bro6 Bill Clullins, Bro. Earl Taylor, II, day and visited Mr, and Mrs. WA- lady teacher, for SePtember--Du�- . Bro_-Francis Willson, Bro. Arthur som _ _ -- - Sports Throughout A.ftertooa Foour Good Ball Games ' barton, Ilckeririg or Rouge Hills Bro. g. Bryant. Skimmo:is and Re B a-rt. ! District. Apply B. White, R.-R. 2, I - Visitois at the meeting were: 1 Pickering• Bro. Cecil Lockwood o! Orono,' Past I Choirs Rebearsing Far Anniversary _ Outstanding Variety Show Coating $175.00 is leHir� • Pasture` -will. take in 5 of cat - Oelebrat�iors at 5carbaro hem Chief Ranger, of Court Duffins and SUNDERLAND TOWN HALL i tle to pasture for season Phone Bro.,. Cat. Braun,' of Oshawa; Dist r A joint choir 'rehearsal of the - - -- .)>ick. 17R2. Murray Barrett. Act Organizer, ' choirs of Scarboro in preparation FOR SALE --- FIoww and Veget- � Field Day Admission 25, Cents Concert 50 cents . able Plants. H. Boo", Claremont Brougham. Beef Ring I for the Suwnday . service on June 30, I waa held in the First united church '�` June 7 A aneeting will be held in the Twp, on Tuesday night. 1 ere was a :- -r :- All Junior' Farmers i ry ' To Attend For Sale -5 acres land, cheap; also Co ncil Chambers on Saturday- June- � large attendance and. there seemed , 6 acres land or will sell sod. W. J. I S, at 9 p, m, for all interested in , abundant �thusiascrn Mr. Clark Bansford,. Salem Road,• North of the ( the Brougham Beef Rin Ali inter - Secor, Chairman of the Music Ct:,m- ' _ Attdley ,school, R. R. 1, Pickering. +sated; Please attend. g' mittee, irooducted at this practice. _Dance At It sf June 14 Miss B. Gray, was at the organ. All _ _ _. r 1 I ize rs ''{ ' agreed this w iIl be worth hearing. SALE REGISTER Dunbartori • At the close of the practice a niaet- i �LAREMONT - ing 6f the leaders was called and the -Garde' & Ca C1-- We are sorry to hear' of tte sud- date' of -he next practice was set Fri.*, .�Llne i atgrday, June 8 - - -- auction sale of den passing of Mr, Hams Little "s ' for Tuesday, June 11, at 8 p. m. in i y ru, _boosehold fuXnjWre, dishest pictures father. Our sympathy is exierded to J First V *#-d Churrc�h. Mr. Secor, who r� An.7 �uan ty, - ' ste., at Duabarton, on No. 2 High- i the family. at -rdsdn of Peter Secor, Russ Creighton sway, the property of Thomas G. Mr. and Mrs. James Mills ited is a ore gra_ '} j Y the {first recce of Scarbryro, and is Claremont Comma. -City Hail S lb. - 1 ton " Mansfield. Sale at 2-0. m. Terms, •friends in Clarkson -m Sunday an experienced deader, was chosen cash.- Ken and..Clarke Prentice, auc- Sirs. Willi 1, Hull is at borne now service i Admission 60e. - as condurWr I f this evening like to i LOCK WOOD hitimeers. convalesci:�g after a recent opera - �,� June 30. If you would like to _ - - r'tion. - _ -- - -'1�In 2TA r,av� .beer a -rhoir member iNANTED -- �1tTtLING -- Saturday, June 15 - auctia sale of v Mrs. N. Newberry and her. daugh- ono, your ?eadFr or Mr. Secor. Con- i DEAD HORSES AND CA -1 ('LB L _ household furniture, piano, electric ter Ann, of- 5foatrea; have bAei vis- ..� . , a..} m? r. voices are needed.. Phone Picks 59 refrigerator, todls etc, Lot 31, Con. B ring with the former's cousir:. Mss. - -=- — For tree picK up phciue _ F.. Rosebank, the property of Dyson E• J. Annis. iicmwrial Day Brough im Cemetery I - - Cowan: Sale at 12.:0. Gor , m . umr •,,,..1�+.. June 16. PICFiERL�i G .. .. .. 98 R 21 �- :•a 5s �. ;mers, auctioneer.. Ter -ms, cash: Oreeriwood l Tile AnauS;' Fleri.er bounce Day' BROOKLIN 6S r 'Service of ' tax Ln•ug? -am = L't�ion . Cerr:e`ery, wi': Se he'd at the Cem- ' AGI9iCOL'RT . , .. .. "$onB 2144 J The entertairin-­­t ' spor. -,r-d- .by by etery on June I'' at' 2''� p. m: pra'r'- ! we' pay the phone ehatgee : -• Group' 1. of thz W. A. o thF 2lith bye. - ---- --- -- -- Ti- �•rnn The-dre .. ' the wea' ' -er is favourable. w n G rcielPd ups. dramatic club n� A o''e� p�?eiited �r 1 !-i the t ; *.ed C' 'arch. Green- - Permanent ' -1aggfng Pain their drama .� •,a r, ti P;- is run - ba,° Quar'..,t a -i -is, d by the horns �. C pOto Pboae Ad. 3d3d. wad well rendered' a?=o•Ar•,.. J. L �;,�ir, w ^il f;rrn'sa %he - nus'e. Loud- .'that' i. Stouffville F raTs the- Temper and Pegg's- solo ;uti_ :•[ :s, 'r:ar :o l_ Wan' e , ?t i:er .a i..t.es.. G- cct'so. lieu. Phone Stooftvill 548 t Wo -rves. It may be Your Eyes, nop's solo. I 1{rned�. speaker. DR. P.L. LO J e -� A, G� d Saturday Me: n at 2 IL VETERINARY SURGEON Doors Open Eseh)iigWAe L" C. H. TUCK. OP'i . D. - ,� - Disney BIock, Opp P. O. Tourist O :. U► U �. F' O I D True?c DUNBARTt2N F>tclZ►w r -- *17t it!)�1t3 Signs -'SIGN PAINTER _ Lettering - Phone Pickering 77 8 6 J L- N E 7 and 8 OSRAWA, O.'� T. - _ MEET Naas BOBRY SOCKS .. ..:. • - :.Phone 1616 • ._ - .. '. __ Walls, Buileting and Wifdows - A Specialty - 'Claremont Locker Bob Crosby and Lynn Merrick Presbyterian' Church W. X. S. - - - - - CYCLONE PRAIRIE RANGERS ;u STOP 31 • KINGSTON ROAA 'WEST HILL.4NT. - System ,� Sterritt and D. Tayios The W._ :Nf. S. of the Presbyterian ,_ - - nd '- 5eiatt :.hurt Subjects Church will meet at the hams of 9tattdard Size Locker 18.00 A Yeas __ .... : 'Mrs. Cronk ., c,n Thursday, ose 13, Cutting Room and Chilliag Room — t Y ,r, Available Free To Customers = XQXDAY - TL 1�AY at 3 o'clock. (Our front page was -- - SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE - made up at 5 p. m. Wednesday when • , . s. , ' � . .. JUNE 10 and .11 this ,oti�e ,.as received, here this - *� - TAYLOR - LOYS T _poi ition. Ed.) r TOtiIGIiT AND 1 ,'E RY. NIGHT . ... -,In Meraoriam 4 PHONE CLAREMONT 19W er 1119 Rita E wwurth and Lee Bewmat MARTLVI; John`G. In !,;brig 1 'WEDNESDAY -- THLRODA! treatory of L:xr dear son and brother, - �,� Farr 's Elevator Amst when your life was 5rightest, 389 Phones Ott, >!SW Jie':vE 12 and 13 . Just when your .Years wens best, . We Solicit Your Bubinew THEY MADE ME A' CRIMINAL '- You were cai}edJ'rom- thy- ti�orld Farr's Elevator Claremont, Ontario _ - sorrow; John Garfield and Ant Sheridan An- TO- home- of-- e!ernaL_re�t�. Phones Res..38J Office SSW -Sadly .;ni ced by Dad, )lam, Helen - --Sing Sores _'Selected- Shorta -and Mary, - - We have car of Giut+en and f Car o! Fencing POTO -NITE - THURB. TENDERS WANTED +' - :i o. 1- Alfalfa Seed __ .Red Glover Seaied Tenders w•i4 be recei� �d' up :•:+1 All G.ab� - D Special Pig Grower, Farr's Oran His _U June 15, 19.36, for the painting 1AN of all exterior woodwork and mei,al - _.'� Na§ter Chick Starter is doings a1INTrRAL DIRECTOR ::pn Rouge Hill School, .Two coats.: Real Job Prltista Ambulance :Envelopes to be marked "Tender" oa 0 �' Try Farr n 31 p.c. Da'iry Ration Yltie�e 'Molt' a0� ar an - fie off , -_ - - W_ estern. whole or Chopped Grain vim " J. M. Blackwell, - - Order your not or stove • cola Matlan� • Qnt. 41, _ Secretary - Treasurer, iEt. R, 2, Pickering, ont. ' A Claremont, i�it. - AD 1 O S E RV 1 CE Robert �� wee tt " T H V R S D AY !Funeral. servic" for the la.e Rob- i eert Davis White, who died after an O C E Alkiess of two year's, on Sunday ¢Morn -' �� �s R.1 DAY and .. .� .loco, at his home, Keith St., were Oar bmwks pass yaw Wray 'eve" °- Leld -u:r- Tueatlay- mornidng;- -May 2ss; . - _ - at 11 a. ni. from the Town Funeral • • � A� -- - - -- may _ _ . wrco woMes w� - $orrne. W. White was' is his 79th 6 SA COAL COKE. Guaranteed Re}ahr 8sedes ) ' year. The service was conducted by f)OD' CPJ�RNT; AW Nabs os Mead . James M. Finley, of Carlton BIG STIREET PARADE THURSDAY , st, vniud Chi , Tor�to, SAND ('BRA PIS 4 ARTHUR .F+ IRLD Interment at St. John's Cemetery, . ,Port Whitby. Born in County Cork, and PSONE 65. 8 i Ireta-cd,- Mt. White Married the for- EVENIna • s i BIGRER THAN EVER 3UtLDER`S SIPPLIES - - ;)rner June Scott in Limerick, in 1905. also lo0at dartage Work thi glit gad W— in 1920 ills £amitye came to Canada We havealao placed in-stock a full ed a dp Mns M�newo .... in 1920 and settled. i.-t Dunbart n, . • _ 'where M lived tall last October, 3 0 • Bo -oT s • o la and reseed litre new. and Mrs. White moved to Whitby, LINE o! MAPLE LEAF ffiLLIIVG �� stock M dines �� J -two months ago. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS slit /VENT Co Y F'Ef:De stom "� .gad •pants. Also _ rA s 4 • , • t stock of new leather cants asr Surviving are his ' widow and two .. ,A. yV. 1VIITC'l TELLr., and dents' fur,. • daughter, Miss A?arioa White, of at reaso ._ u pnoes. di Whitby, and Miss Robing Whlte, of N D R A =P R K mW liuntwille; 'two' brother. Jack; of A L E.X A ' Pickering; Ont. aaa b" _� ----- . • ' Greene% Scotland and WiUi6, of km 8dPrarti • surrey. EnaIand. Three x10 - : Aline I SIMON STRIET NORTH 4 O -SHAWA Vaosm Yards u: Raa. 46W � St BwA ftWW*s 4 0AW% *A aWa l[sp►, of Dnbli., gad L`ea, at t Mr. Wm. Knox, much of his Recreation Supervisor for E. York their return they will redds..afi LAREMONT - - t� farming with his sons aR Sol- and brought a timely messa,g�e to Whitevale. Alvin Wilson was best t� iDA. the Group. mail and Kenneth Wilson sad J. we are sorry to report Miss Lois Maynard, ushers. The - Womeris `.Missionary Society ,'y I Graham is =confined to her Home Clark Major' was to Toron=to to o! the United Church will hold their the next week. It is hoped Brougham Highland Creek I 'with jllness and hope she will soon 'help Norman Randall celebrate his regular -monthly meeting in the Church people will *ail themselves be recovered aped back among us a- birthday on Jtrae 1st. Sunday School room on Thursday, of this privilege. Laat Tuesday night, Mr. Barnes ga►a. Several of our young ppeople at- June 13, at 2.30 p. TA. Mrs. W. G. The Friendly Bible Class will meet took a flew of the Center. -vial choir Wednesday, June 5, is the night tended the d&*e at Markham on Scott's group will be in charge of at the Manson• Ellicott home on Mon - mok a f w practice at First United for the inaugural mee'•ing of the Saturday. last. e program. day evening, June 10. new girls' club. at Cen►temtial avid Oh; by the way, we have three ro ram. Church for the 150th Ansmiversary ♦ Der'. and Mrd. Jack Badgerow were ' There was solemnized on June 1, of the Bret settling is Scarboro. the time is 8.15 p. m. This club is girls on our school ball team. Apol- z at HawkE Lake over the week -end. at 3 p. m. in Danforth Unitedly, night sods. of the Y. made up at present of the former ogies, girls. .: v i Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lye and son Church, Toronto, by Rev. N. C. Mc- P U. members journeyed to Mark- members of the Jcztsior Institute, but Mr. and Mrs. Brunner and three spent the week -end in Toronto with Murray, the marri�e of Wa•'� we will welcome all young ladies daughters, Mr. and Mrs. 14. Marler ham Church hall for the Annual friends. Ruperta Varnutm, daughter of Mrs Convention of Toronto East Rural to Join -us and try to make this a and son Bobbie, spent Sunday at t1N Mr. G. M. Forsyth is at work on iC. E. Varatim, of Oshawa, to Mr. presbytery. The PYresby-tery has ea. successful venture. Misses Kath- Randall home. dhe cellar of his new home thb week Elmer Lloyd Crawford, son of Mr. joyed a very successful year and we Teen Gooderham and Edith Bedwell end, and will soon be on consetruc- and Mrs. David Crawford, of Brook- hope they can go on to bigger and are in charge of the program this _ tion. - . lin. The bride was given away'by bed, cgs in the future. The month and all are asked to bring •-Cherrywood Mr. Jack Nlorion is buildi`_q a Mr. Cecil Burtch The matron of guest speaker was Dr. Gordon Ag- something to contribute towards the large garage on his premises to honor was, the groom's sister, Mrs. Lnusch. . new, of Went C�ls.irsa University and June is ttere and the wedding house his truck and c#r. Velma Sonley, of Whitby. Brides- gave us a most Inspirational 'talk Thursday, Jun=e 6, is York County bells have started to ring. .#- . Quite a number from here attend. . maid, Mrs. Mary KAox, of Toronto, Achievement Day act Newmarket: ed the Mount Albert fair on Satur- end the best mac:, Mr. Edward ' Amon . those elected to office for We extend congratulajtio:IS to Mr. whe.i all *e girls who have been Hainsworth, of Torontd. The church the coming year were Lois Grandrn' doing club work on sleeping gar- , a:ui Mrs. Wilson (formerly Rome Iasi of V&kby Ladies' 'ryas be*tifully decorated with lilac and Jack Collins of our local i =rive. „ Maynard) who were married last . Miss Jews Farr, meets and meat is the menu will ' College, spent the week -end at her and tulips. The bride was gown=ed in This Past week ead has. been a Saturday afternoon. - show their work •and review what very busy one for. Centennial young Mr. and Mrs Elgin' • DrinkwatW horse here. white Marquisette with finger tip has been done and receive their a- A number from mere will attend veil and halo headdress, Flowers - folk. We have had with us Floyd and son, of on .1yn day visited in the wards. the football game at Toron=to, Wed- Better Time Roses and Lily of the Howlett and Gordon Hunter who _ community r. red. Mr and had dia- ;seedaq, between Liverpool and Ui- Valley. The matron - -of 'honor was am students of Emmanuel College ` vier with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hollis- gowned In blue' sheer, snatching head- and are serving with the Forward : evale ger. ster. Movement: These lads came with us - -- The Woman's Association wig Mr. Walter Ward is st,artiag the dress and nosegay of spring flowers. from the Convention and Saturday The Undted Church was a bower meet on Wednesday afternoort, Jags foundation for his -new home this The bridesmaids in peach ,sheer and afternoon enjoyed a social time with 12, at the =tome of Mrs. Leonard weak. matching accessories. The reception Y of beauty with white avid mauve Subject for Roll Call - -f'Wti� Miss Eileen Cboper, of Toronto, teas held at Steele's Venetian Room, e local Union. A pectic supper lilacs, narc3esus, go�dea tulips for spent the week -end with her family Toronto, the bride's mother wearing was Planned but the weathermazs tFse, wedding of Rose A- -end Vietoria, aeeai�". spent embroidered maroon crepe with cor- spoiled that so they had supper at _ only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rev. and Mrs. McLachlan had dint- hem Gladys Morley and Mr. Fred sage of yehoo -_roses, the bride- the , church and then adjourned to May.-Lard, of C'herrywood, to Orval • ner on Sunday with Ur and IOy. Morley were at home for the week- groom's mother to dark blue lave the Hull's for discusai,,n- The pur- Douglas, eldest son of Mr. and Mr•g. Wes. Petty. and of pick cataatior sr' pose of these groups is to stake us T. L. Wilson, of White�vale. Rev. J. Tuesday's dailies announced hW end. dress a a Mr. Jesse W kden and son were at For travelling, the . bride wore a Christian. young people see more McLachlan officiated. The bride was hstvrng P her Arts Coupe by their horns here on Sunday brown tailored suit with pink and fully. the task that is before us and tastefully dressed in.:white silk, floor Elizabeth Ax¢nstrong, at Toro4o University. Sorry to report Mr. David Gregg brrn-n accessories and mink fur. For renew our enthusiasm and faith to length tulte veil, a wreath of or- - -" not so well, the wedding trip they left for Niag- carry out the work. Sunday, Gordon ange blossoms and carrying a bou- A reception was held 'at the home ' ara. and U. S. points. Hunter took the sermon at Centeno- nuet of white carnations, entered the Com mushy Centre - continued _ lest while Floyd spoke- a few words. church on the arm of her father. plete review of the Committees re- After Mr. and Mrs. Doug Norton, on after church the group had supper yid, Braanmell, of 3touSfvilie, was portr but the publishing of extracts Saturday, evening, for. Mrs. James Cathleen Hamilton and friend of ' Norton. a war bride, -who arrived ' Oshawa were week -end visitors with together and another shirt discuss- nmatror. of honor, *owned_ in pink from same; which we trust will gimme her. people, W. and Mrs Hamilton. 'inn getup and then joined in visor- brocade and carried red carnation?, ? readers some idea 'of the plans : recently., .��agi„ at «r,g V- v rr .} ,,, >, r3. `.. X. Robin -- - ^��� _• subnutted t., the meeti � on May Mr. F:dd a tMiz speni tj.�. ,. _-le" —air. �l ti#r:.3— i1....,,, - --r - service. Mr. S!anle Wadi' was with air =, sin ' 31, which. plan was accepted by said ° end at Orr Lake.. Toronto, were with Mrs. T. Brow y :G• Hagerman g :n,� Miss' Belt pretty .peat the week Batunda the speaker and btissas Margarec "Bera•.fap•' during the sixning of t?e nesting. with i.•tstruction8 to pro• end with her people here. Several from here was QUes� Stewart and Jessie MacFarlane pro -- reainer:• The happy couple left f� °r �' °�• The next meeting will be cOW Mrs. 'Thos. Bacon and '•►'ire. Jam g . �''d?d special •music in additil►n to ' a rn�tor tri after the reception- at °d by, the chairman, possibly in ooh the Barnum- Crawford wedding vrr ... P• try - , the 'Y. P. U. choir. Mr. Waldow• is tl•,• harhP �. ttse bride's parents, O- reaase am e� „,jl,.a vfeeka v : ,„. � tar e - - ;'quires' Beach. - . �..�.�, .... We are sorry to report that Mr. h Falter Hardy se in poor ealth - . R• su communit externfia sympathy - •µ _ The y �� .. to Mr. George Constable whose ; ,' tswther Passed away at Melpie last • - - -- .reek_ Deceased was in- her 59th— Claremont team got under way d 8 last week is the Tour rrahiP League - - _ with a loss, but once under way no r 1 doubt will show their skill of 'the Ray Hill and Cecil RPdmAn *ere a at their homes her=e last week Mrs. Bert Gibson, of Osh- awa, ' Mr. and .. - - :i' • ” - - spent 'the week -end with Mr. at►d Mr.,. Chas. Hardy. Don't folget- •atonight is the last F _ of the Russ Creighton dances for the - • so be on hard for a good - setsso m "time. Kr, Mrs. Jame' McCullough Will be celebrating their golden wed- - ding anniversary at their home here _ on Juie 8, a will be at home too _ .-d ; their =tr=ends and relatives from 8 ..to 5 o'clock In the afternoon acrd 7 : -- - -- -, - even= Sir. an Mrs. to 9 in the evening. 'X.&Cullough are very well known _ - "" l• T,; a.. ".., district and we„ too - �' Dva • throughout this .,�. _ �• - �' �_ � ____coffer congratulations and best W-- - 3 ee for many more years of a ham • Y Yf t Sr Mok yk, K t\• �, � �i � f life.. k biisg Doris Dolphin spent the wee and with her people =_sere: `� �' x � :•; ' The Suaiiay School :... :,,;pry Ciasa r , „„ will be in session here this week, there will be d good p °tea and it is hoped F turnout. On Sunday evenj:fg' next, the Bap- • tilt and United Churches will unite • _- _ - in the Baptist Church to discuss the -- - -- - Bible Society. ' Everyone urged to attend. v^, Wright . Hardy i �Iai. A quiet wedding wall =solemnized ___St the United Church m 13e, on Ssit- •'n Europe today even a crust of bread is treasured— = -open to you. The work is pleasant. You'll be wel=d today last, when Mica -Joyce Dolores for the spedre of•stamation stalks a Continent! °fed — well- pwid —MW wap looked -after. r: Hardy, dsinghter of Mrs. Bert Dunn*, truer Is cri " • of Brougham, became the bride of Teen- Agersl High ,,ickool Students!' Young man and �taueembw. bhaod awry OnFarle�#o �► - l[r. Donald Wright, of Markha)trs,. wNnenI Join tiia Ontario Farm Service Force now. short- handed. Remember, too, the present food crisis son of MA and Mrs. Joseph Wrig}i✓E. Head for the open fields for a month, or befter still for is being left at f . well as abroad. Fill in the Be.. I. E. Kennedy officiated The the woos. Help share in producing more food for oMached coupon and the Ontario Farad Service Force sttendante werlec Miss MargWet , 0cliess the sea. will send you a reRisondlon form plus all particulate -� � Aright, sister of the groan', a'td . _� Fans Harass and Y Supervised Camps are - with lay= out de '" _ •t mr. 8amy sdwl, of Sitouffrule. - • DOIVNNION - PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR :.�- •• BRUU�HAM • -,•, • - AARICULiYlt LABOUR tetlf1AT10N •.�� '; •d 1 ano arc on ass gas was M sus east owl m sal air Charelh Now. AIL THIS COUPON AT ONo I MAIL Rev. I: E. Kennedy, gave a very - ` ' = = - -- Intelvsti.-1g, report of the church cons- Irnporfaitf to MoMteukmis' ter pen, s. r.ro., 1 Colley 3f .rNro. fereaC6 held sit Napanree during the so despawio :& Eurepe's need for Iced ... w urgem our iormer's SEIIVIC(e I .rem t. ..i . 11.n+". flNM send a roosts wM•q M,a and ' - �" - sewssery wter,geNee ieef The Service Fw.w week. These® facts' are interesting to need for help, rho! =alai school boards are being caked to back �� 'dO� as The Onrorio Ferro service Farce to** limtt. In many eesee Junior s► ./ Nag».... o. ... O: �Aae the church members who are not -f MaIrkulantl whose form work has been satisfactory in every « ....... .... privileged to attend: Adioee............ ........... ... .....r .......... - �reepect may heed ter rho apes fields NOW. upper schools sh,daMS � • • ' The Tovmschiip Sunday School Ass- Can loin them as soon me final exams we written. The need it satAlllt fq, Na. ....... ...:.. •' oCiatio9 are sponsoring a school for - y„�,ole, send In the atfaehod eaapon of otg:e. `�An 11 r' 1 wtll be evaliebFe tree................................. ......... trades acrd Teachers to be held in � ,. ......................... ................ . .... ..... Awl w.:w ones be 1. the United Church, Claremont, Gas • i.w • A. wpae,i •tee Nana [j liesday, Tuesday and Thursday of • A 'r s,r.ewsr °"' a this weep, sad in the BaprtlR C1101cb M sin sees can ans got vies gas use Mass won s asr - .asp '� 3.'�'j _ -w -•_- �.•� _ .. .®: �."'''.., .ii. ':.,"F...;.'a�- "':.'s.:. _ '_ °' • -- -.� .._ ... - _.�: __ _ „�.- .._....,:.' :..- _ : stitch in tint eating nine really �A Of Food holds• good for garuei ing too and I 9 Carden Notes weedi lly tau with such jobs s ` � f •' n•eedin6, cultitatio: .and thinning •�eLt• Zealand has offered Great " and last but not least, for protect- Britain 16,000 tons of foodstuffs -t I By GORDON L. SMITH "►� ` ive steps against disease or pests worth ive million dollars as a free ' Keep Them Growing •-s •.° The real secret .rf crispness and ' 1lnday school garden fresht:ess is quick growth. 11� I'[' MEANS A LOT when TURNIN G -P O I N T a •Phis y especially true at Ihafi and ; - root types. !_ettuc�. that has been SOn the meal includes Maxwell ,. clucked in its grotvtlt • period, or i■fVsi House. This mativelloi s _ ,art Mary Imlay Taylor carrots or youug beets, and then start to grc w again are almost sure coffee i8 extra delicious - - to be tougher or woodier than they Working With Christ SYNOPSxS door was upft! Softly, step by because it contains choice C1HaPTl:3R XIr Jim advises Sher• step, the two men approached, should be. The. reason is simple. Mark 6:7 -13; Luke 10:1.2, 14:25 -27, win to run away. Old Mae learns Once growth slows down for any Latin- Ameriean coffees ... ="that Btenhart and Sherwin are keeping in the shadow. Sherwin Golden Text. — :end he that tak- cousins, and that Stenhares tests- slipped behind the house and look- reasor ilia roots or !Cates start to et[: not his cross, and followeth the finest the world pro - tnony also sent Sherwin to prison. toughen and dry out, with the re- after me, is not worthy of me.— CHAPTER XII ed in the window. A matt was sit daces. result that rrn.j. ess a ,d tenderness Matthew 10:38. . " yy ling an the floor, smoking and soon disappear. liven if quick ' ''�•r ,• -•,.' The moon was rising over the reading a newspaper by, the light of Message to The Disciples to of the mountains as Sherwin - growth is res .imed again there is These is no doubt that the going •� " ' P a candle. It was the outlaw! Sher- liable to be a ]uweriitg of lire high, b ITS A DRFAMI ' swung imself out .of the saddle. win signaled to BfacDowell-and the fortl of the. disciples two by two in '� -- g g fresh' quality one has a right to mat's what your friends will "They had left the road and were on ofd man came softly over and look-- associate it ith vegetables- grown meant, to teach 'us the - advantages - say or your dress for -tven- "sour a ""They hid toil; rent trees sue -- g g of Christian compan, to, all whu topcoat) when you've had it re- g ed in. The elan was an easy mark, right at the .kitchen ,door. dyed to sparkling new loveliness rounded them, their spreading but they did not shoot, both loved • . labor for Christ. by the famous Zant process of boughs making a dense shade fair pliy too well. Makin a sign Cultivation Important The disciples were to go fortn Re- Dyeing, Send yours to am.— B g together with your Color choice, through which the. rising y Cultivation it June tail! 'kill use as they. were without makinr, g g ,moon to Mic, Sherwin went quick! to weeds which might become really and money order for ia.nr 'lo shot, here and there, an arrow- ward the thicker shadows of the any provision whatsoever. They verses rase. We'll re -dye head of li ht. 11facDowell led, and, trouhlesomr in July, 'and it will v.- cre-to live a liie t,f absolute trust your hus�andro battle dress unl• i g trees in front of the cabin, then, form in black, blue, red. green as they advanced, the almost imper • break up soil which would bake in God who would not suffer them brown, and make it perfect - deliberately and slowly, he began , hard and he impossia,c to t+•ort: to want. The fleet• not to o tor civilian use for only i:l.AO, ceptible toil grew '.tarrower. tree y g : to tramp down dry twigs and make greatcoats $3.69 alas return post- trunks of gigantic size locked after the sun really turns 'w srm {rasa house to house seeking where aKe. we specialize In all types them in; far off was the sound of the noise- a man might make in If the h.w•n is kept regularly mown they would fare best. They were of re- dyeing. Write us for priees carelessly approaching from the in June, at least once a week in the and Information. rushing water, a trrere murmur at t� be grateful for the simplest fare ' their ears. �IVOOds back of -the ravine. The nioi�t parts of Canada, then we where offered w•illingly,''faintaining DALE'S COMMERCIAL r. uvd _ sounds reached the rustlers ears. -will really have something worth, a spirit of restraint and self- denial. Ilamlllon Ontario " Walk slow," Mac cautioned He extinguished the candle and taking the neighbours, out to see The Gift of Healing him, "th' path's mighty narrow- in. stepped outside the door. ` front now an' a mite treacherous. later on. TI-e old warning of a The apostles were to call men to + "That you, Benny ?" repentance, tt beseech them to : -.We're coming. to tbd edge of a For ansv�er Sherwin sprang for- ,.. "That's true. Mac thought a inwardly to God and outwardly i ,precipice, ain't nothing to save you ward, pistol' in hand, and old Mac ,1 if you - fall." moment. "I say, Sherwin, you'd from the errors of their ways. An- „ emerged from behind the cabin better just keep under the trees for uinting kith oil as 'a medium or ' I hear water somewhere, said with a roar. th' night an'.skip at daybreak. The which the - miraculous gift of heal- :,',-Sherwin. "�Ye've got you pow, you posse'll be most likely tired an' healing would .foster faith in those _ "?Mighty pretty little cascade be- skunk!" he shouted, restin'. You'll get sofne hours to whom it was applied: The an• lour. us, 'bout two hundred feet. It's The outlaw dodged, dropped to start anyRays." uinting was the outward sign with too far down for th' moonlight to his knees, -rolled over like a ball Sherwin nodded. He had other which the miraculous gift of heal- strike it yet—mind d th' turn now— and'went spinning down the s!upe. I plans, but he would not tell them. -in6 was accompanied. there, - you can. see • th' • drop, it's `Sherwin's bullet speeding after He grasped the old man's hand. Christ's Harvest ' of Souls mighty steep." him. A sailing cloud 'sgddctrly ob- ''Come, I'm > * •��� +ref the moon and. in the dark- going to see, you" off -- " -" Christ and- his little band of fat- safe with the horses then I ll'come lowers were fcw• to do the great r They stood on a narrow ledge. mess, a gun flashed below them a back here quietly." _ w or c .o gathering this izrultittide of - Some 'convulsion of nature had a bullet ,whistled past. They heard Bfac protested, grumbling, but needy soul,. for (sod, Therefore He long agoi ripped out the side of the. a scrambling ."fall. Sherwin fired he finally let the younger man ac- exhorted His disciples to pray for " - -! - 'scope. Behind them was a bit of again into the dark, a loan cursed company him -to -the road. His lame more labarers-ta help gather in the ? sheer rock: on either side the great and silence followed. . arm still _made the old man mare _ _ harvest of souls_. " trees stopped and there was only a "Darn that cloud: f cane see a ' or less awkward. Sherwin helped True D'ucipks mart Girh narrow path" at the edge 'of a deep thingt" old Mac whispered. "You him get the two - horses and saw Supreme affection for and 'alleg- e ravine. Far down a turbulent little , think Jordan's down there. Sher him mount.' iance to Clcrist are absolutely ea- Always Carry IPara&l river roared over the broken rocks wit• ?" "You skip at daybreak," Mac sential to true discipleship., Jesus • and tumbled from a high cliff into * " said kindly, and leaned from the declared that no .one is worthy of �n their Handbags _ ` the' depth below. The inconliglit Sherwin, ulio 'had gone to the saddle to hold out his hand again. Him who loves father and mother, �k� that Palatial will re- —revealed a -sheer precipice with edge of the ravine and came back "I don't believe you did it," he son fir_ daughter- morn than he hues, �d N[Lut;muy U1 nothing reaching out from it but after the last 'hot, answered as ended brusquely. loves _ Christ. The neare =t and other diem "mforts, as well ae 4elp to one old, gnarled tree. softly, "Yes! I can hear . him Sherwin wrung his hand and dearest inust be forsaken, a�td- .op-__ aback colds. 'A- mighty bad place to slip ' scramble —I'm- *anged' i£ I know stood under the trees, watching' posed, and offended, if need be, to One girl writes, —` Vn� i tamed Sherwin said musingly; "easy to how be got away without falling hiin go. The old man's blunt sym- follow Christ. . ; Paradol every month I suffered al- thrust a, -than over there —to his over the- 'precipice! "There comes pathy and active. help had touched .-ove to parents is one of the �t unbearable pains it is the death!" the moon —back out of ran a or him to the quick. Hr watc7ted until first- requirements ..of ethics; love most quickly effective relief I have - g ever used and there is no disagreeable Old Mac. grunted. "Blighty easy he'tt pick you off, ltfacDowell! ", the old figure in the saddle and the of life, one of the strongest laws of after t�em - -but you ain't gain' id get We They both stepped back into the two :curses became mere specks on nature; but even these must not - .chance, he's too lame a duck to get- shadow of the cabin and waited, _ the white road, toward' Las come - into competition with the Dr. Chase's f this far!" expecting a rush by Jordan and hill Palomas. claims of Jesus.' Sacrificial dig z _ Sherwin felt the hot blood burn = cipleship is imperative, As Christ PARADoL its hie 'face; how easily the old man confedentes, but nothing happen- r- es,. Far below them they heard a (To be ontinucd) sacrificed Himself for our salvat- -had read his mind! twig . snap and some gravel slide. . ion so we must sacrifice ours^ -ts « • . Mac stopped now and pointed. `Comm'. 1 reckon!" line Rhis• ISSUE 23 -3946 in His service. ignoring what he had just said. pared.= "Th' cabin's hid in there —among Sherwin shook -his head. "Still l them. trees. I bunt o most forty fining. the same man. Very likely "NEW FASTER ACTING ROYAL DRY YEAST years ago. I, hadn't no health those he's gone for help." ' days; doe said I'd got to live out, "That's true, ain't any use stayin' _ t1p here in the redwoods, • so I here to be shot at!" As he-spoke " knocked up th' shack. There used he felt-his way into the cabin.p' to be mighty good ahootin' an "Want -- - fishm . It's stood weather better'n to risk lighting the can- k him from the t O ag d tile. Sherwin - ex led. There ain't an •body 'I've ,. • "= - i -krrows- about it excepf• Jane: she. door. got. matches „ � "Nape! We'd be targets sure �; ., • _ _ saw it once, I fetched her, up here. G fy, >-W ' -You.. caZ1 camp" Mere safe eneugh then. I "can see from th' moon. Where you gain . till I bring you word where Cut- „ . ler's gone. " I m going to stay here." • — You'lt--h3xe_to_4h a th' cabin up _ Sherwin, looking ahead into the son: you'd have - "a batch of them rustlers to fight —if he comes dense shadows of the mountain- ;;'> ;• y,,, _ back:" side, saw a light. Both men stood • • y ;! :. stir, tiect6ficd. "By gosh!" Bfac caught at his `'And the sheriff on- the road," companions arm and gripped ft, Sherwin replied grimly. listening: "I'm darned if Jordan •• ^� ''{ ain't up liere —sure as 3hootin'!" he you Will Fw1ay atayt.a at " y • .. - . whispered. • •. • $::^ '. %:,:;,,{ . >;�:'Er ;. `•:;ti• ;�F. .�. In our cabin. Sherwin smiled N". , :, '..• y ilia Si. Regis Hotel _ r `:. ` ;' '� ::' • grimly, loosening his pistol in the #tilt /111T1'Uy '•'!j ,�/ y shoulder holster. R•er7 Room .•stn ; *f- ,nowell cautioned him to si= _ Sbr•er us, Telent+waa ej lltwfile, ba-, a •p ..'', w. r lence with a gesture and they both >Dos+11e, at• ; ,.. ,.: '. :••' <, ,.. r •• /.� % ;� :i :: i >':! :rife, : ,! { ; :: iii' +'�.ty^d; "`ii: :.'•, :O' . ''' .. . crept forward. As they did so, Go" Food. M"I"a and.Daae• !; : �•' "' , p R /.'Leer ?� �'�< #'. ??.�?' ; >. ;. :,• : ;,.•.,,,,,�d..• Sherwin discerned. the outline of ,a tsa tQtsbels. /' '' `', ' ;'<> •, ` • r' ". obeesearwe at Carlton little -cabin set under. a sycamore. Tel. RA. {taS :.... � s , A rectangle- of • light appeared, the �• „ _� '`� f } r r %v' `qtr 1•. •`' . •. - -. .i::C %t,ri. ; ; ; :,.. ,1., wm. wee...... ,.. \., - '' � ;� %!� �! /^ -- •. ... :ti :Y.-�: •. _%'•`:•• Y"fi ;1: :,.; `• : ; ? :�'' :�: %. ;'ice. :v, + :�r' :'yl y...,f r: NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION s, pill a. Send at oil A Now Fast Rising Royal car. it serfs worltla4 in 30 miautee.t I packets what y ... Add N as Ro a to w• ' ' �. to your local collection centre - carton. _ _ New Granule Form Saves Time -1 Each — JUNE 17-27 . • packer makes _ . ro .V 0 ; -Saves Work[ Scores New Baking Success! No fussing with "setting hours in the daytime when ' •' _ bread" the night bffore you can watch the dough. when you're tired and New Fast Rising Royal —" _ not up to It." No risk, of stays full- strength, ready '• overnight baking failure for use on your pantry :because of temperature shelf for weeks. Try New - changes. New Fast Rising Royal Fast Rising Dry _ Royal lets you do your Yeast today. At yow, A whole baking in a fey:• grocer's. - ' 'Chis Curious World By William Ferguson Coal to be Dag Britain i. Raporting - uncrownfad XhW °; ; > Report of the existence of a Shout it. aloud! 'Cell the buyers Officially, Mr. Truman may be . ' ,T , '. ' . jij - - billion- dollar coal deposit 40 miles overseas that Britain is back President of the United States. north of Hudson Hope is just one till orders, and delivtring them But, if ttte American people want more evidence of- the vast potential on time. steel, they have to see Phil blur• ' Daily -London a Express •- ; resources awaiting development in - y ray. If they want autorapbiles, they , , • B.l:.'s Peace River area. must kowtow to Walter Reuther. 03 -1 ancouver News - Herald. perish The Thought If they want music, they are A 22- YEATZ�OLD _ _ 11ny are beginning to fear that obli6ed to knuckle under to J. -' • h world f tomorrow willbeve -- t the do ry Caesar Petrillo. if they want coal , •y . ' .progress in Fire IJfRCADHA � t • \�'. ' "' much like the v ofld of today only to heat their homes and keep their y in this enlightened age, most +; _ GROWN MORE THAfV _ more so _ industries 'running,' it's a case of 4600 BUSHELS OF , people have little use for common more Record. kiss John L. Lewis' big toe, or else. i FRUIT IN ONE YEAR, s+ or garden fire, Electricity is inure _ PRODUCED scientific and soon we shall du our The Loyal Husband. -R. bi. H. in Windsor Star. `0,000494 DVALr , cooking with disgruntled atoms THE VERY FIR57 YEAR ' '� Sulphur is one both from our Another court holds a wife s" .. All 2W COWNIES P g dieting no reason, in itself, for FORAHAPPYHOMEserve ` OF "AM WERE ti, matches and, our spring tunics divorce. A husband of honor will PLACED NEARBY "rime warches on. stick to her through thick and Maxwell House Coffee. Its - ' DURING THE -• b'ancou4C[ Sun fashionably thin., ' BLOOMING seASaN. - - blend contains choice Will War and Peace Stratford Beacon - Herald Lt's cast'' turning out' ships and Opportune. American .coffees. Those 0 O s a"�s fA • •u Planes like doughnuts in time of -Coal seam with an estimated who are most particular 46. war. The truly herculean t, is to value -,of st,000,ouo,uoo has been build a couple of i lion ho s discovered in the Peace .River dis- about coffee vote It "Good l:AC44 YEAR amid the distraction f peace. trict -and not a minute too soon! !s AORE THAN 100,000 to the Last Drop l AMERI[ANCIVILIAN$AREKILLED — Detroit News. — Windsor Star. p ■ BY ACCIDENT, AND A80UT t� S,000,C00 INJURED. _ _ VER T1i8Y TALK A BO u T Y-JU14K IT5 A DiSCRACE CLEA,^I-U1b AND PAINT UP 15 ALLOWED N THAT VACANT L4T...- Sf101LS- ' *WHEN NM B tU`VERNM%N : '� ` 'o (t � WEER, DOING G A8 f5'TH E _ X� \ CITY DOING ABot1TT•F115 :�� THNE �oucaoveri�Melao' 'tDu, •G� i \` MESS ?IT4ABOUTYiME r We., joe, Ill B /v�F, lorv2. T'�° \ THEY WLRE TOLD A • y 4 - T4In1G -OR '►wG ( a L ■ ',ill to Previoux Paxale 7f ' I Finnish President a T I= JF_ iIOBIZONTAL FiEBTTCAL 1 Picitued 1 Greater' JAMES • .. 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ASK$D OUR NEICHE�OR5, WORK, 1Lt DOA L1TT1E 23 Universal 18 Domesticated - 34 Essence (ab.) 51 Corded fabric `� MR, i.YLE AND MR•MORRISON 4W5 / CLIAAb11tIG UP _ language . � rT' GIFRUIMLV • ARou�ID MY • i4 l"f quiet! • 20 Exclamation 36 Golf #arm 52• Accomplished 1'M SuREs THEY'D HecP YOU MAKES A sfC PLAe■ Tao !S From 21 Symbol for .37 In a row 54 IRtsic note CLEAN UP THIS MOBS PFP0geNOB, _ _• 24 R,,ugh lays samarium 40 Small particle 33 Sun god IN NO TIMIS Etl, 81? 2$ Neva Mexico 1 J. _1 .� 5 b ti - -- 29 Church part to �� R All 21 Transaction fl It .I3 Is n 115 - 4 _._f9 Interpret 's -- -- - i 25 Substitutes unsuccessful se y - Is Existence 4119 Former Rus- sian ruler ��`•� �. — 43 Either �� 43 Therefore 36 aT �r . 30 340 rp sl . 45 Myself ,1 IL a Palm lily vt w• s 1 ' L r 47 Steal m - - .49wand •� "6 SUT YouR WIFC susuy succesrs ...D ;J'EVIER GETA CREATeR kICKOUT - -T60 pitcher so 5 r / , s YIMT IT M /QH T BE A e0o0 I D6A 'r0 ASK - OF OOINC A 008 iN YOt1 Lil~E', KNQ W ING -- - - - -- -_,: - _ -- _ 152 Cupola � TWO OR THREF_ OF THE N61ON80R''.S Y14AT YOU'VE OON& YOUR BIT TO NGL-P _ a55 Narrow.. inlet s3 i ss TO PI'T'CH IN AND HELP YOU CLEAN IT UP Y"SLOCAt- PAWT1P AND CLEAN- UPfAMPAIC14. ..j 1 0 Health resort , �Si w PUatISHIC IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST aY .6- S W 157 Addend -DAWES BREWERY - : ;STUFF AND THINGS MUTT AND JEFF —Y« Indeed, the Mutt's Had a Big Blowout on Their Anniversary, Yes Indeed By Bud Fisher ' �`_ �.. - THATSHOULD MAKE _ l - «...• — - - NESS JI�sT �/MNTT. WG V6 BUT, AA LOVE, i�M VERY " M M CAS ((moo . NELL0. FIxI MIC; A LBAK'I SEEN MARRIED N AVERY UNHAPPY SHILLS V _ MRS MUTT VERY KAP?Y7 AID tStittlftDf MRS. M t5 t WORSE! 0 4 'S TAE FIRST TAE IN TWf;NTYYfARS 13U3Y MAN JUSTSECAIISE 76EY Ill OUT i 149 s' WAM GAS AND YOU '400 WANT ME YOU NEVER WAIT'LL 0 4 �(� caETHER IN If a( IS MUTT? STa ?V1: HAVENT TOFINDTHE TAKE ME I STRIKE ' TAKEN ME L1:Al INTAIS Oar _ A MATH! ` \ YEARS! - OUT ONCE! GAS STOVE•' _ -- •y ' • .� -- _ do all ' �-� 'Testing one - two - three- IfJ four!„ " : REG'LAR FELLERS P a Finish ByCENE PYRNES . - R FRlii!SND \ PATCHIN' OF � I'VE LISTENED WHAT 'tlVp 14D)0 •t0 ALL YOUR. -YA BI6 FAKE! i ISTA�i t•E,OPLE S TROU6LES Ill YA -•- � A\ ADVISIN' NEWI.YWE -os tSTA PROADCASTS, � tA!1�••, WN ! WILL 1 T11 "PAL OF k 1.STTIhf LOST RELATIVES MISTER+ PAL LET WU TW PEOPLE" \ `R s` Es'F STAY LAST! � . HOW'S ABOUT � � • i�IJ 1' t M `�� WWKT DISH IN' MB. OUT un�! + / '^ '! Yt> A SWEET A DIME A DAY �'I1tI� Guy! , / T'KEEP ME 'P +.�• 1 '� '"\ r r / HAPPY _ -z:L Jlk { '�::t: ter, ^aYS • _, _ - .•� .. .. - _ ., • � .. , _ -z `- `i�� _ � — - .,�tc•.�•_ .1 •'!" t .� •w ev t to re gh e­ Remetbe'' r CA, ickering Hardware ,• National Clot . � ins Colleetiun - � at i o.n a I Providing for the needs of a war- m � ' - suffering people is our respvncsib- - - June 17 -19 (inclusive) � ility. The gift of at least one • Inammuch as ye have done it unto ore -of the least of these; ye have of clothing can. be a Part of your dose it unto Me" Cht h - ": oontriibution to W i-iat' the Deuce" _ "What can the Individual do to help." - The National Clothing provides the opportumdty for every bitlzen to make a personal gift to ■ - - a. needy person; the - privilege of handing an old ooat or pair of _ Co l n to someone Whoa very life depends upon them. Ile J, S. BALSiaON PICKERIN� Canada's • atwwer Will lift the hewts of the people whose bodies . an war - emaciated and whose feet are bare and bruised. - :M S. CHAPIViAN June ?. 48udinese e r eetorq KAISER Letters Ito Editor . continued _'As Business Citizens interested —� erested in the future of our boys Of This Village GORDON F; 08 -BORKE and girls, let us begin at the begin- A. E. R>iciwf c%O�s - _ EL,EC l i�il.+ Wing and mi&e Pickering so attract. We Heartily Support - ; C. L. U. ive with opportunities that they will DI$TEi('T MANAGFSi GENERAL IIV$i38/tliCS , want to stay With us, gad_lz€ and Recommend Your REAL WrA" Rause and sum Wirw — `- `- ,ESTIMATES GIV= future citizens and home owners. Co- operation In adore -'Wide - — EXPIRZ —V", Then, and then only, dare we look j , , CIM"~ An old established agency. ready C� CC��/� tree returned boys in the face and Appeal in Aid of War- Sufferers 1Re*etatiNes . -- to nervy. all. Jl. alLateaa� Plan for recreation centres etc. In Europe - Rees D. Mvrire Phone Ptc>seefat id Thanking you, . - A Reader hook Over Your Wardrobes ' `•�ae�casin ; Oat, W. H. Catt3a ... ,. .., , .. . Tom Pac�rin - 9 Silver Wedding Anniviersary, and Closets - One Garment Geo. E. Brows. Audi", OiR." D • •�-' ' $ MI ,D � PHONE PICK. ito J. ][ft Ajar I c Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bishop cele- Froaa Every Person R'd4h�, i!8 Whitby, OEL . et an Esais = brated their twenty-fifth weddi_�g ""—In niltb Tear y BROCK - - atsliversary at their home in Hasnil- o building M. CF.4 '. ." ' E - -- llasn:.aee "Tb w - _ - 'We d- e? all idade W . CH NI tog, oa Saturday, June. L' Mi. and 8 Phone Pickering SW _ Address Pisns Mrs. Bishop and. their son Tom rep:- u.tia�lavalr. DEALER eived in the living -room which was F. i . P 1 � O� U S TI NERAL DIRECTOR Brougham, Oat P1c)rt 6 E !! -THEATRE decorated with w~v� -and bronze - - srrapdrag�on. Mrs. Bishop Wore a ' ... • • • • . ' - Ptivste Ambulance Service lime, green crepe dress. with a cor: Day or Nigfit Clarke Prentice sage of roses. The. dining =roam -. J. R: BOy_es�- -- - • - - - • Zwhhfull Air - conditioned 6- table was prettily - decorated--with- _ LICENSED AIIC?IO1�IEltB y ink -candles and ink an white Phone Pick. _ 13 For the Counties of York and Oat p d Phm► B �iTRSDAY, FRh., SATURDAY sweet peas. Pouring tea were: Mrs. =. ' • p. . •, Arlo; nucessor to Corp. Ken Press JUNE 6,-7 and 8 A Taylor, H.aenilto:n, Mrs. ceotge Z' $ F �+ F x� L L STORE F ickering. Ontario ties g � said -- J. 114vo Shaves - 7 and 9 P. ]M. Adcihroy, Pivkerir�q, ':flies ' Rertta PHONE PICK. 68 Preffida Satnsda Matinee at 1.80 'P. M. Mackie and Miss Gladys Bvins. of -- - �. °.- .---- ._..,,_„ .__...�.,. -, , ) a� - and llsr�- I_ y Toronto, assisted by '.firs. R. Sorel- _ WM. M A W lltoeit Safes a 8pseiatty, at ]!'air a✓ i" u • sec. Mtn. S. Campbell. • • s • - Reasonable Rating _. Becpuse of-Him Mrs. C. E. Morley and Mrs. I& M: , - mare LICENSED AUCTIONEM acid PHONE AGIN.3! W 8. MILLEILIM Des. -u�a Durbin Charles Langhtoa h�O7iey. Pickering. Rev. J. F. Clva.� - VALUATOR _ ::.:u;a:a: z. barriew i 9heisor iro - wiih Fianchot Tone �' gales cotsniaeoec Aaywn! .b tm'9 rnbne wedding of the 'bride and gTnom Pboae or Write - twenty -five years ago. and Mrs. Pbsee 46 .aid Dundee St. East, Whitby, Oat. �.C•fC• RICHARDSON ,ti:, 1[ONDAY, TUESDAY, .WED1v'SDY Ciugston, were guests of honor. Mr. (This space donated to National Suite 611 - Continental Lite )HAS J TNE, 10 11 sad 12 and Mrs. Bishop were the recipieries Clothing Collecdon by these space- 871 Bay St. Toronto jI+aat Complete S2iow At 8:16'P. M iof many beautiful gift&- -. buyers is the News. Ed.) CYRIL E. MORLEY ._- I+ _ E Satisfaction -My Gvaranb ,AND Your Sase jThis Love Of ours: Quality _ . INSURANC _ iREAL ESTATE H 1�cii�:E F ' Merle Oberon Claude Raines c. 17 i and Charles loorvi-n ► _• Fish Jeaso' n = PHONE 67 PICK. PAINTER & DECORATOR -_also an added $ttracrion - _.. I _ F e pp _ Bo: 8li ru its & -Vegetable$ _- pICKERING ONTARIO - jAdventure of Rusty .SI�.K'S MARKET _! A. WILLOUGHBY _ Ted Donaldson and_Conrad Nagel -, WOoo�f Parse Agency = Head Office - Toronto -.add Ace the Wo.Aer Dog Phone PickeriAg 28 � 156 Yonge St. AD0606 J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B. A. "Largest arid Oldest in Barrister, Solicitor, Nosary. Cwada - Betabtished Forty MIMRSDAY, -FLU:, SATURDAY pICKERtNG 1NI>?AT MARKET Years" - `RIVER BEND FARMS coNSnxT OUR ACTIVE ciir CEINT. JUNE 13, 14 and 15, •- FOR THAT MOMt IN THE CITY _ Gin TYO Road _ - _Felten Angel = : -: FRANH R. $MITH :: - -_- - - - ­.Phone 17 R 22 _ .' ueli First - Service Qur Air�n �. Alike Faye and Dana Andreas •Q ty Sellers & Atkinson and Linda Darnell - '_� BUY TEN ASST - YQi! MARE THE TEST' - Phone A=te, 201W2 - Sfmff. 290 i[" - • J. I)OnevaD . Miring sle .Licensed - , B. A., B. Sc: : Now Singer Sewing Machines are - uvw available. Electrics and tread ( �• :. Ontario Land Surveyff Auctioneers ` �' he. Far further information w,t<"le Street, or phone 'Singer Sewing Haehine ,Ring tree East, Osbswsi, OaR Company„ 16 Ontario St: Oshawa. d ; Qb Year's Experience Phm. s9e Notice Saks conducted an ;where. ' •Specialising in Farm Stock, ■ Niniture and Property Sales. yW LLD WEST AGAIN" ad B raislers k>, tee. perapnally listed . and teimotiiatiaa $form Doom ay :Alf the' Glamor of the excitng e Hens sdverlleed. Bills prepared and tor. bash -Made to Orise — days -m -the wild- west.will -be- relived — - - -- _ Poste' _ Asphalt Shingles when the Oshawa Rotary Club Prey= , Prompt Cervice Rev- �Dn,Vpbalt Slitnp itn -ts' the Cherokee Rodeo at Alex-.',. We seU direct to the consumer and. :. 'gndra park (how showing). Cow- pa pay' you .Mote foie live poultry. Reasonable Rates �Wau Bosr+is boys, cowgirls- and colorful horses in the big 3 -day show. y aftanged for large lots. PRONE 290 STOUFFVLLLE � - _ N. M. Gordon Twenty -four •tier - Iiag 'sensational L acts. See the educated cow pmy. Trick and fancy riding--something For Further Particulars ]LUMBER real for hors€. ianciet s.. Park. Tickets for OMRIE No edtnnission to PICKERING FARMS LIMITED ,e Co. grandstand • D WHITBY, ONTARIO _ t : • _ .. e, 'Phon Whitby. 836 Day or Night - . CEMENTA___- - -_ _ __.. _ Sca o rbor • Junction TELEPHONES - Howard 1117, add' Scarboro SM RK -- _ _ _ -_ -- .W LT'3 SMART TO SAVE - !!lough gad Dressed Lmmier ]011warlt c�►as .FOUNDATIONS . SHOP AT z _ . Frames Sub Douses serO Interior Trim Youtdlap $TABLE OR _ - Bolt Ind Hardwood lrloorlW &NlTM0 � CEMENT WORK :Claremont �I a M ark t boards, Rwk Lffift Cledw aw . ` Choice Meats - Fish `- Gt-cocerie� �"'i` Dix iitoelt wood and& UWW - .. . •. .< - ,PHONE 8b01 CLABEMONT •. • Weeping 'n1r Sswrr P%W • i JtARTx -s OJli ice a PQ$Z lAN1 • Ddiver 1% Dunbartos i- Tuesday, Wednesday, F71day Bat u"y CreenWOOd� Ont. - L Owing to the large margin of error and extra pork for ow. driver vim= PICK: 7 8 ti L MAT i, a from sow on all accounts will be discontiaaJ from truck All grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles