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12 TOL. 66 No. 9 PICiiiMNG, ONT. FRIDAY, ,,..�.,�ric 25, 1946 '4c. Authorized as Second Class Matter''
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.-..,...Rotary -Club To -ERt t fiekering : v er a n Y �IIa ..
e Children .. _
:On- Thursda �otober 3Is
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Next Thursday night — Hallowe'en "
again. According to tradition we
+ Two Cases Patio Reported In • ..Derr In This Neighborhood _ Whitevale Baptist Church i
should see the smaller youngsters Hidoering Township This Week - -- \%i�gp
on the street in' co0a for floe (H. H. Bingham, Gen Secretary) crostomsry '`shell�ut" of Dead and Deer have been reported in this
y The only cause of polio reported neighborhood for so bars. Lorne Readman and two " -
Wt, etc, During the past few years y e years now, The Wlri. a r Baptist Church, children of West Gravenhurst are
dt • has .bees utaderatAOd that many In +Pickering Township this yeas, and are believed to be in the bush with Rev. H. Hardy, as Pastor, is s -
have been reported this week. Both south of the station and the Base connected with tint, Baptist Conven- ape a week at the hems of her
sot un- willing housewives have come frcrn Greenwood; the 2 -year Line. They have been seen by the tion of Ontario and Quebec. This parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fed Fowlen
been not a little embarrassed that old and the six - month's -o'd children fammers of that area different church bas loyally supported the Mrs. Choquette, 'Toronto, spent
evening on account of the crisis she .of Mr. and Mrs. Webb, of Green- tines, and a few days ago a young missionary interesta.of the Conven- the week -end with -Mr, and Mrs. 'L
fkAs herself in sow and again (or wood. The local school has been fawn is reported to have run head- tion throughout its long hisfory. �t�-
continuslly, depen�g upon the closed temporarily.' long into the wire fence around the Another Baptist Church • has beets Miss Betty Murray wraa s week-
rdse of her family) on account of Dept. of Highways' yard, just west' organized recently - in Whitevale, end • visitor with her sister, Miss
the sum ahu�8e• of the vi1L• fie, breaking it's neck, but has no connection with- the a- Murray. _._.
Tbia year the Rotary Club have Buses Leave Ahead, Of Schedule bove Convention, nor does it con- Mr. :and Mrs, -Les: — M. Morley
attempted to relieve that embarr. " Customers In Very Bad Humour tribute to its support. • spent the week -end in Hamilton.
sssment by "entertaining" these iBaptidmal $ervdCe in Pldceriag Norman Caki,f is home on leave,
y themselves. We have delayed making any can- United Church Lag Sunday with a broken finger.
On Thursday evening, about 7.90 meat on the subject until we had
Surprised and Diaap�ted
� Mies violet Wade has joined tiny -
T this group of kiddies are invited to hoard- more than a few complaint— -The rite of baptism was admin- -- — - ---staff of "The Big Store". — - --
pur Town Haall, for an hour and a but `we have been hearing so much istered by Rev. R. Copeland to Their &lends in the village have Mrs. E� Somers bas been visit-
half to two hours of , motion pict- of it lately that we have decided a -Rosemary . Florence, daughter of 'been surprised 'and disappointed in ing fries here for two weeks.
arise chosen just for you. The ®em- lot of our people have become very Mr. a#d Mrs. Armen Chapman, hearing who has been responsible
bees are trying hard, also to get, much annoyed vphen arriving at the Surnd,ay ' morni-ng is the united for that annoying chalk scAbbling•
Leer the "necessary" to gee each bus stop on what they thought -- Church here, on ao many buildings in town - -"Kit- /R Here This ionise
And a Hallowe'en gift- -everything ' "time to spare" and find the bps roy was here ". Unfortunately, try � / -•-�� "^ �
FREE — you M per. -of the had g'�. Yes, we- know, the bus naturally are being thought ree- "�la, -�s are already being made by
Rotary Club for an evening. + operators will reply `'the customer ponsi'ble for the more filthy lines the Rotary Club here for the rink _
There -is one thing the Club is must have been wrong' —but they `•� wing Odds" by Roos that have been found on some wind- this winter. It -is to be cleaned and _
going to oak of, the ,mothers though can't be wrong all the time. A lot Irwin, at Rotary, Monday owe etc., in the last few day0. put in readiness for the first sign
—see that your child is not calling of these folk we know, are depend- - which we are into:cned on reliable of rest frost, within the next weep
at the bomes as usual aaldng for ing on certain buses to get them to Rota.^Esre Ross Irwin addressed authority was done by some young or �,
that "shell- out ". The Rotary Club work. via time. Busts should not this week's luncheon on the subject women frcrn Ajax, who were seen Last year's rink was a bit of a
members are doing this,--- aQ`that leave ary "stop" before the hour of his vocation `'Apee- Grower", At "in the act" and recognised. disappointment, comparing it with
the housewivep will.not be ex;p cted given in the Gray Coach Time ; the present time. Red Wing OrOL -r.is the previous season. However out-
to sacrifice "sugar they )nave*r't . Table. where Mr. Irwin is employed, are Brougham W. M. S. Bazaar. Nov. 16, door rinks face the dangers of
got -, aaa t,..;..a, •�, . !e - gee --dct . ik the process of picking, packing thaws and storms. but let's bow a
not prepare for shell -opts. and storing the yeses crop. Last The W. M. S. of: Brougham United this winter will be better.
Caaadisa Order of Foresters
We trust tbds venture will be ree= Bowling League year, the crop produced 10 thousand Church will Bold their Bazaar, on
elved as it Is offered--•a eommumity barrels, and Chia gear it will be a- Saturday, November 16. There will FOR SALJD -- General Electric else-
service. The Canadian Order of Foresters ' bout 25 thousand. Mr. Irwin stated be a sale of aprons, fancywork, tric refrigerator. Box 689 Naves =
Weaderfal "� Bowlino League from Pickering got that wind and front were tke two }some- cooking, and a fishpond ete. `
dangers to be faced by the grower - --
off to a flying start at Mwlaw's and his harvest. About 40
_ _ people
We set in the Uxbridge paper an Bovfilag Alley in Whitby with the are employed 40 -Watt Bulbs With A Dull Glow
anctiontmr back in that corns, ad- following beams taking part:— Yed to get the crop picked �Le ������
and they try to pick- the apples sad jg
verusing himself as "90 year's ex= The "Blowers" captained by Bill A few weeks ago we ran a story
perience ', We'd a never thou0t be have them c cold storage within �,,_ j
Collins; Repeats' captained by Hill - on 'low voltage sad burned -out
was that old, bnt.00 never can Bryant; "Wildcats" by Bill Holo- one hour iron the time they are aosoMrs is this village. We have pleheelag UMted Church
a picked. Canadains will be pleased Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A.
tdL clink, and the "Duffers" by John since then been talking to Mir. to know that this year's crop has Minister
Manager of the _
�tie`l'' done so well. • Ia an interesting George Shreve, _
Ott For this North Asain Soem, hates Standing break -down on this year's crop, in Hydro in this Division and. located 10.00 a, m.DA 8urnday School 1
Repeats ............ points 1468 in Oshawa, We discussed the local -
Oiue of the local who figures Ross said, "giving them one. 11.00 a. m. - Morning Worship
�� gig' Duffers nts 1458 g ,ship
� apple each, it would take 5 million problem and discovered that they - -
away north deer hunting, comprised Blowers ..........., points 1397 PP are aware of the ]ow voltage here J• Church o! Ag �._. ._...._
youngsters to take eiwa Nations Toronto
of Messrs: W. H. Weetney..R. T. y Y the en
Wildcats ..... • .... points 1228 „ (around 80 at times when it should
IFell use, harry Purvis, V. E. Cart- John Bentley Teri the high 'score crop be at least 110), but an much as Music by Girls' Trto from the !
' ht, Torn sand Mike Dwyer, Fred Robt. Ruddy told the members _ Sane Church.
wrg with 814 points for a si-rgle genre, they would like to correct thin eon- and Erntat Rotfey, Robt. Ruddy. H. scree things about his recent trip 7.00 p. m. - Evening Worship
Officers of the League are: Pres- dition, the only cneans `of doing so a.
G. Calvert, Alex Russell, Don Scott , to- Salt Lake City, which was in-
ident, Sil, Holochuk: Treasurer Jno, were at present out of reach....
and Wilt- Hunt, will leave on or i rrrvative and interesting,
Bentley; Secretary, Bill Ti pea. Next' week's meeting materials are short, and, .this year. Duabarton United C>asrreb
about the 4th of November for their g in in charge Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A .
• The Junior Canadian Order of of Lloyd T. Johnston. particularly, a shortage of water— y. R. A
annual two weeks .in the bush ten Foresters are also ge ti-- under our 'source of supply is on the Minister
males east. of Dorset sad tweaty� : wry. They bowl on Friday nights Trent River, the level of which is SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2T,
five mi3es •oath of Braeebridge, from 6.45 until 9.00. Anton wish- .Pheasants Starves This Year reported to be the lowest in tinny 9,45 - Religious Education Tim
where they are told there sure plenty ing to join the League may get in years (one Stream feeding -the river 11.00 _•'Does God forgive, anyway ?"
of bear. They will be away fur two Early this morning, hunters could An answer to "it's God'a business to
touch with Ella MacRae or Bill being dry for the first time in 30
week• Hayes who are superdaing it. be seen starting out for the country years). The new transmission line forgive" statement.
(P. S. - Well, the above- raeution- on the two -day pheasant shoot in constructed north of us during the
ed Hunt 'Chub should have a e009- - Pickering Township. - -
aritive y grey time this yeas A C. G. L T. Meet Sid Pickering `Secretary of the "Game I� year, is to bring Niagara 25- Centennial United C uuvb
Mr. D---, has been up there far cycle power into thin area; and by Highland Crest
scene time and he has noticed that The C. G. L T. greeting was beld Courssrattee meted early this week, a process of conversion, changed to �'. A. E. Holley, B. A-, B. D.
tie trails s:e all blazed and sailed on Mondry, October 21, a{ the borne that pherasnts were scarce, althouth our 60 cycle. So, for the present Aisisber
there were plenty of foxes in the there is little we can do about it. V SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27.
---and, an leading "" •aclaiiL�. I_. .., ..ls ilia o I.L of (at this moment, setti rag this type. 1.10 - tMuren benool
where no doubt, the deer WM yard '•elected as follotvur•: t- resident, .Helen hunbers will be out today and Sat- you are reading is being done by 2.30 - Afternoon Worship '
�PLots of deer up north tits year Xutt; Pies- President, Jammeliute large a 100 -watt bulb which - instead of 7.30 - Y. P. U. Service :.
• usday and' s lr manner o! non=
aitw bear. It would be a good ides iB!`ntley, Secretary, Shei%a Smith; ; resident hunting licensee were ins- _
for the new to tale along T=' Joeos Falisue; Press being white, has a reddish shade). Residents of Highland Creek ars6 _
eel this year. (a word of warning Vicinity are cordially invited to sto.
another ihotaun. He could stay with C�• :1., t, Nettie Wionzeic, The to villagers -aceep your head down'.. tend`sny or all of these serwioes,
o-* of the older members and be a gam were played. '� ' dainty there's a lot of poor shots going to P3�g Township ._P6eassat - _ -
lot safer.` Anyway, the Pickering lunch was given by Mrs. Fallaise. , be eat. Ed.) Shoot — October ti and !i < 1
Hunt Club should get their count The meeting was elosed by sloe sing- Presbyterian xo Pfebaft,
and about r+our hear it tnat snot gun -••a -
r) - -_- Should Be More Religisus Here Hodgson. —BeelM i
�+� . --�_.. tiers. P. N: Sprott, Oftw tg j
oein
Lyric Male Choir There is really no reason for The home of Mr. aril Mrs, Ern- SUNDAY, OCTOBER .21L v� °
FIGURE SKATING' Pickering Village not being a very • eat Beelby, Green River, was taste- 2.00 p. m -- Sunday !!e'Ilool
A Mate Choir With An - - rr n
re:gi ua community with the num- fully decorated on Saturday, Oct- 3.00 P. m. — Church Won i
The Oshawa Skating Club was to ter of churches it fins, -doe about ?
International Reputation ober 19, for the wedding of theb,
open about October 20th. New nom- - or S hundred people. With the L%- daughter, Edna May, to Mr. Russell S4 George's Church, Pickering
bens will be welcome, both senior NoV. �' 8. Tied, Presbyterian, Anglican, Rom - Kenneth Hodgson, son of Mr. and . Rev. Iii,. G. Robinson, B. A., Rector
and junior. Ong oi'�".anada s lest . V an Catholic, and now a Pentecostal Mrs- Gordon $ •
clubs, etfording a grand opportun- _ group having started up, it's mnaz- Hodgson, Claremont. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27. , e
Pickering ,Presbyterian Church Rev. John LachlaZ, Whitevale,, 10.00 a. err, - Bandar School
i ity. Rates' reasonable. -For Particul- ing how many people still have to officiated. The bride, attired m `' 11.00 a, m. _Service in accordance
ars, write to D. E. Steckley, 146 Aden: 40a, and 25c. Y. • darken a church door for the first white` silk jersey, street - length with the wish vi the accoriance `
g;�ce St, North, Oahaws. Phone time this year. with coronet headdress and fi
224 Sponsored by Ladies' Aid . tip veil, and corsage' of sweetheart penea'amCotncll,aaDaservice Lay
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tip
roses entered the living-room morn on
Pi.kerheg Women's Innstitute + g- special interest to laynsen. Preach -' -
the arm of her father, to the strains er will be Mr. G X. Kingston, lay ;?
- y The Women's Institute will meet of Lobengrins wedding match, reader. You are - cordially, invited
Special Hahowe en Dance
on Tuesday, October 29; -at the Played by Miss Mary Hodgson, the to attend. There will not be any >:
,
: home of Mrs. McEwen. Subject — youngest sister of the gloom. The evening service-
-___ . a "Hcreee Economics" will be taken by
bridesmaid, Miss Doris Hodgson, • • • • :
rou h�af the President, bLs. Hutchison. Roll was gowned in heavenly blue crepe '� 8f. Geoa•gd'1s Gnilel
Call — "Time - surfing Kitchen Dev- and •Mr, Murray, Beelbv, brother of _ BAZAAR
1: _ the bride wan ': . I
ices ". McKdames: G. Law, C, Baker grooansman. The _ bled C`rOna Rooms, Nov. 23.
and R. Balsdon. Assistant Hostess- bride's mother, in fa9chla crepe, re- 3 P. m. -- Watch .for pa;rticulans t
otober 31'st �. Meeting at 2,30 p. tn. ceived the gusts, aseiiste� by the - :
O groom's mother in blue figured jer. SL Paul's Churely Dunbarson �
Thurso HALLOWETN NIG ,
. ' AT aey, After the' wedding sapper', the , Rot'. S G. Rabieeotw B. A., Rectal
Boys! 1> in mind scree t our bride and groom left for a honey. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27.
7 older folk who at this nio:neat are moon in $in 2.00 P. tn. -Sunda
John Renin'ier s 6 pie torch• "giving in ter -or" learn► whet the gatOn. For travelling y School
g bride chose a li en snit me green .8.00 p. m. _ Evenuing P1+ayrer
damage rcu IL-e going to do. Act with brown act2ssori*L The Rector will !reach '.
the kindly gentl
� eurt a,
. � You are cordially invited to wordhAp _
_ wift at% -
e+,x.,,.j�p E.'`' ' �'�T1��' - �:: .. , .. _ � _ - ... --.� s_ __ '. ,z_.s.•.x,,.�,,.,. -_ - .....er - -,- ., _a�� -�� . -� � _ --e.— —_ ._..- mo"""w."-- Y•- +at -_. -.
'I don't know about that• but<
Y ;•; �� �-;• i _�<, • Modern Etiquette Glycerine can be converted m
t r n �:� ktt , ✓ I'lU promise to do what 1 can. Let more than double its weight d
ale set her."
The sun was rising in the east'�a.:' By Roberts Lee _. 'a nitro- glycerine. - . • t
_•.
S-.ALADA when Dick was led by two of the _
gx Carrbs to the captain's cabin. His 1. Is'it all right for a man to
arms were securely bound, but his get into a streetcar, or other pub- -IOU will Enjoy staring At
legs were free. lic conveyance, carrying a lighted t� �++ pp •
His entrance into the cabin cigar in his fingers?
The St. Regis -9"
brought a little exclamation of ds- R How should a divorced wo ruaon ro
' light from- a dark corner. Rose man sign her name? - • Mvery Ru••t:. wtoe Hari
Bedford came forward to greet him. shower :. rsle°i oatr
"Oh, the didn't kill • here should the carving knife • slnsle. tz so as�-
�- y you l' she and the fork be placed on the Doable, r ::,,u ,•�,
exclaimed eagerly., "I was afraid , • Good t•ot.,l ianina and Daae.
dinner table. tag: Nigh-fly
` they had." 4. What is the proper thing for sherbourne at Carlton
"Rose," he said eagerly, "Tucu Tel. RA. 4135 l
believes your father's got some sort a young man to say when asking
of a treasure aboard the schooner, a girl for a dance?
and he's after it. I told, him I'd :5. Should a, man's social card
help hirri .Find it" read, "R. L. Adams ", "Robert
« _ s . Lee Adams," or, , "Mr. Robert Lee
glad
Adams "?
.�•• �L�t Instead of meeting him with
eyes, her face darkened. Dick had 6. Should an invi ation to the
an uncomfortable feeling that he wedding reception be included with
. g s g P
was searching him with eyes of the invitation to a house wedding?
suspicion. ANSWERS
• "I promised," he went on eager- x A well -bred man will throw wST Itus IN
ly, that we would help him search _
-- - y for the treasure."
away h:; . , e a. +=fare- ettr�ritrg�a TRIASURN "You promised that ?" she re- Public conveyance; for even it the.
a co cigar is not burning, It is some-
s pe ted, slowly in a Id voice. OF
-.- �� ��� ��� „ times more offensive than when
Yes, to gain time,' he continued lighted. 2. Su �•
" g Supposing her name is
- _ • -. _. -� _ _ White 'he's looking for the teen- ;tics. H,.rry Smitli (maiden name
—
By George E. sure we may plan some way of g -
- —_ - �SiBb escape Tucu wont leave until he's
Anne Wilson!, she should 'si n her
r searched every part of the schoon- name Anne Wilson Smith. 3. The - -•-
SYNOPSIS you promise not to harm her, we'll knife should be, placed at the right
-' - C$APT'ZR txi to -the ztarkneaa— - er, and that will take a day or two." of the -meat platter; the -fork at —
the Caribs board the schooner and help you search for the treasure. She was quiet a. moment, her
overpower Dick and hose, -When If you find it we'll let you take i the left. 4. bier @ly say, "Mery I have
Dick recovers consciousness he is y y t• eyes. restless and uncer- "
this dance?' or, Will you dance
securely tied up. Tucu tells him B you leave the schooner to us. twin. Dick had the impression that this with me ?" The simpler the
•
he is seeking the treasure that Cap- You don't want that She's no she was worried.
tarn Bedford said. was on board.' request, the better. Such expres- I
• good, and wouldn't be worth tow- "Why does Captain Tucu think ,. I
CHAPTER R ing , to port.': ° sions as, "May I have the honor, r � ;
,� " there's any treasure on the schooa- or, "I should be delighted" are af-
Reck'a she ain't a bad prize, �. ?•• she asked slowly- fectations. 5. It should read, "Mr:.
If Tucu believed there was *ny murmured, Tucu reflectively. "We Dick chuckled. "From the rav Robert Lee Adams," using the full t
. "treasure_ hidden--on the .schooner,- __Could_ eg t her to _land if another .- -- ins of our- father ._ He heard -him- - -- name-anrd -thy prefer-"'- *e-6: yet.- -
•' he would search for it, spend days storm didn't come up." chatter about out the prize he'd picked r Wli
"But another storm ra coming,"
overhauling every part of the craft. iaterru led Dick. "You're sailor up„
- He concluded finally to favor the P And do ydti think there's any?" Metal Furniture - ,
Idea that there was something of enough to know that. Reel the air. she added. - .
i, value aboard, and that Captain
and that wind-" N • a st shortage of
_ ' Dick was.on the point of aagwer- To overcome the sh •
,Bedford had hidden it. By pretend- '"There may be another storm, wood, samples of a new type of _
y rag, ing negatively when a queer ex- upholstered furniture on metal SOW ices
lag that h, and Rose d ' locate to its tea there 'say be only a little .�
- - - - -- -- -- maisteace.. but couldn't locate it, y presaioa in her eyes arrested him. NEMI
frames are reaehing de }lers is toot,. TM
,Riley would gain time. squall," he said. ' "I ain't satin' He glanced soberly at her, and t2 to ,
which." then instead of putting in a denial Britain. When one aide of the up- -1s few+' "
When Tucu appeared a few g holstery is worn, it Can be easily 100 to
hours later, with the first streaks "No, but. you know which it he countered with the question:
of dawn breaking in the east. Dick's is." smiled Dick. "It's a storm." "Do you? Is there any treasure detached, turned ever and made m
- !mind was made up. He met the Tucu glanced uneasily around at on board ?" look new again. Other substitutes 69NUiNK ASPIRIN IS ♦+ the horizon in. he remained noncommit beside metal are being used b
eyes of the old renegade with a again. _- -� �' furniture manufacturers y MARKIID THIS WAY
look of compliance. "Y'caa't help any in searchin' the I glancm' g froz him to the two stal- -
"Tucu." he said, "you've got, me schooner, he decided finally. "But wart Caribs, whose sleepy eyes in-
- in your power, and there's no use j'can lie here an' .watch as." dicated no interest in the conversa- _
fighting again t fate I'll make a "Tben you don't agree to a new tion. Dick became suddenly dis-
new deal with you. Captain Bed- deM! ?�� turbed mind. It there was any It M You
,ford has enough loot aboard to If we find the treasure you an' - particu sum of money or gold on Feel
make those smuggled jewels look the girl can have the schooner. anything else of special value; he
like cheap imitations.". _ 3 was the grinning retort "Mebbe had not improved matters by tell- �� � ��
"Thought y'said there wasnR y'eaa ride out the storm -an' to ing Captain Tucu he would help r
eecae, "gro vied the man, scowling land. I'll leave yon it. him in the search for ft. In fact. : .
hard at his prisoner. "Then it's a bargain ?" - .. he felt that he bad complicated the
4Q �I�iMlte B� Tome
Dick smiled "The! was before The half -breed regarded him situation. From the accusing eyes Extensively used for headache,
• lisle of sleep, nervous • •'� �'
it thought you knew." he replied.
slowly before replying. of the girl, he began to feel guilty R stn. _
" 'Yea," he said finally, "after of having betrayed . a secret. irritability, 8II8e�J Ch> onto
Y wanted to -get the treason y' fatigue, and exhaustion of the
an' the girl ?" show ms where them smuggled 'I didn't "know there was any- t • nerving ��
-
"Wasn't any harm let that, sins jewels is. Reck'a' that's lair," thing, Rose; he said penitently. I
there?^ langlzed Dick. "You'd do 'You're not greedy, Captain supposed your father's chatter was �' Y sit=e, s1.S0
as much it you had the chance." e Tucu, are g a!1 moonshine. I am sorry if Ivs• -- Dr. :a Nerve Food
-
you?" laughed Dick. I've blundered.
"Reckon I got 'em, leered the "You want the treasure and the
_ ether., smuggled goods. What do I get?" ISSUE 43 -1946
"No," slowly, "you haven't "The girl and . the schooner,'-
"You ve got the girl, ' but you leered the other. - - --
- haven't got the treasure. "• "And if the schooner goes down
" Reckon one goes with the other. in the storm I lose both," -
_ ;5he'Il tell when I want her to." No, y'can swim far it. Two 00
"No, she won't," replied Dick a raft's more comfortable than one, -
-boldly, "for she doesn't know an' that's the way y'was when we =
where it is." picked y'u ."
P
"The hell she don't! Tre lyin' Dick nodded. He had gained his
to me. ", • - point I`othiag would happen to -
"All rights "' - shruggirtg his him or Rose while they searched- ~
ishoulders. "Don't believe me. Ask the schooner for the mythical trea -. _ ;. •. • ,: -- _'
Chu' ' sure. In the meantime, almost any. . "• �'• • ' ��� _ - -_
"If she don't know where it is, thing might happen a ship ap-
who does ?" he demanded surlily. pear or a storm break. o•;• i_
..v. i-•'t lyir' " ..watt .ten a a drat," he s_.,I ,
a
lated Tucu, eyeing his prisoner finally, J
(suspiciously. His ready compliance awakened
"When did I lie to you before ?" the other's suspicion. .• �•
The other growled savagely, and 'Y' got to help us, in one way;' ..•
made no reply. After a while, he he added. "You era' that girl's got
tasked: "What's this new deal y'had to help ns." - -
'in mind? Spit it out ". "How can we ?"
' „
w3atsd_ -._ - e In n out of the -Cap- -- --
wouldn't • hurt Captain Bedford's tam. Mebbe he'll listen to his,
.:_daughter," replied Dick slowly. "If daughter." l
'BIe 8 - 4g Brig, my friends keep repeating. Bris�b, I say
to myself: Ad8 we all meta Lipton's Tea with'that J
- . Ally QJ.LACt1V6 rand," fsvour."
gentle relief '0211 :,There's never a slip •twixt the cup and the lip
when you ch4age to bt*h tasting Lipton's ,1
- ' - Tea, the tea with the lively, spirited { qever CONSTIPATION _ ��u= : f4wh w by washy
: _
..
osnutN� _ al b y "s €jtwh► tangy era¢ fall-
b� Cbaags today to
_ Phivip.• '°n' �' N1 LLi PSG! t �tistiAS Lipttia's Tea:
• r. Mitt of i�
So
"N "I 80 genus. just tale ! Ioo 4 or "ft
t '
Iablespoonf'uls with water. Yon7l M
Strilled wlth-the way fit Mlles ton .tort
.r�th dq keenly alive and reffreshtd.
!s oral m
imps, Milk at �� a ul�w
ibomsaeh aetetra8sers of eaesw � "' � _ '
- aridity known to scienci. is t 1
4oablt- aotioR thews relief from
400stipation sad :did llkvsa add
- itidigadon. Remember ... �-� y
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25 tk 10 BE SURE 7*
OF THE OF19T A
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Thi N
c k OICE OF THE PRESS
eners`
During the past few months. Then add Now Pa's dot 'E
m On
Canadian homemakers have had to
Girls when they went out to swim, The reason you see fewer scare- 5,
i1se different types of "Thickeners"
for sauces, etc. The Consumer W-' -Once dressed like Mother Hub- crows in the fields these days is
lion of the Dominion Department bard. . - bemuse Pa's wearing the scare- 4W
Now they have a bolder whim. crow's clothes.-Windsor Star.
"of Agriculture has received many
d.
They dress more like her cup-
inquiries as to the relative thicken-
ing power of wheat, potato and rice boar Harder Still
'fours, cornstarch and most recently -The Argonaut.
Those who say starlings are
wheat starch. After experimenting
• Cracker-barrel Cat the hardest birds to catch' can nev.
.-,.,With these different flours and er have tried their hands on the
starches, they have found. that rice '"A New York grocer was fined dove of peace.-Toronto Star.
$50 fo� Iva L:g a cat Nvalk on the
*d PoUto flours and wheat starch
%Ihave approximately; the same thick- counter,"-News item. tiow, times
9,.6:�,ening Power as 'cornstarch and do changi! When we were a lad,' Cheerful Thought
t I - -has it compensa-
twice as much as all 'purpose dour. he 'Crossroads 'grocer used to let -49wrything
the cat sleep in the barrel of crack- tiQnL You can't buy soap chips,
Eggs are also thickeners and
ers to keep the rats out. but neither can you get new shirts
-when 'the supply is plentiful they -Kitchener Record. to wasb.-;-Edmonton journal
..Dean be used in place of starch or A
flour 'thickeners. Conversely 'when
they are 'scarce 'and consequently < just Don't Like Work APractice Makes Perfect
51W_priod la��ed, Tramps, vagabonds and hoboes The reason, most people can
--thev may bt-jep-
at least in part, by other thickeners. are to be given free • psychiatric stand adversity better than they
One-half Ablespoon of cornstarch treatment in Britain, in an attempt can good fortune is that they've
..or I tablespoon <Of all-purpose. flouT to restore them to respectability. had considerably more pract' e in
practice 40
Y be substituted for I egg anA Frankly, a government which standing adversity.
•vice versa .
thinks a man is crazy simply be- -Kitchener Record.
All
•omparativo Table for Thickeners cause he doesn't want to work
sounds a little off the beam, to us.
(I Cup -of Liquid) History Repeats
-Peterborough Examiner.
--Cornstarch I Y2 tblsp.
The Germans are a dangerous
'White Flour— 3tblsp. people, because they live, dream
Mix cornstarch or either wheat
Wheat Starch - I tbIsp. + 2 tsp, and think in terms of conquest. 01FIre? Goodness, not Sine I've, been serving Grape- ufs Flak"
]Lice Flour— I tbIsp. + 2 tsp. starch, rice or potato flour with Defeat does not . change their for breakfast, my husband derided the stairs were too slow."
surar and salt thoroughly together.
Potato Flour—' I tbisp. + 2 tsp. Gradually add boiling water, stir- thinking-it only delays their plans. -Would you believe It, -rye'foand teins for muscle; phospham f=
CHOCOLATE CREAM ring constantly. Cook over direct -Windsor Star. that same thing everywhere TVe =U- teeth and bones; Iron, for the blood.
ad this morning — people rdW3bW And other food euengal&"
chocolat heat until thick and clear. about 5
0 ounces unsweetened e . . - , . - . ': . downstairs to taste that malty -rich, "Mum may I OAP la for a bowl-
..3 cups; milk minutes. Add grated, lemon rind Has Many Uses nut-sweet ftvw of PoWn.0mli-Nuts ftl?-
4 tablespoons cornstarch (y and juice(3 tablespoons) and pour "Oertainb—find I want you to try
4 cup) The main 'reason. why the say- "And youshould we my $an%gy tear the simply grand —uMU& I've Ad
at 8 tablespoons white flow (V2 the hot mixture slowly over the bean crop is a profitable one Is Into the day's activities an that good finidied. making from me of the
Aup) or 4 % tablespoons of either stiffly beaten egg whites, stirring bemuse the bean makes glue, baby nourUhment Grape -Nuts Flakes gtm recipes cc the Grape-Nuts Flakes
Wheat starch, rice. or potato flour until well blended. Pour into in- food, lipstick, candy and synthetic them: carbob7drates for energy; pro- Packager
dividual sherbets and chill. Serve
cup sum rubber and many other things.
t
Y4 ftSPf= Salt wi th custard sauce usIng egg yolks. —St. Thomas Times Journal. :.
I egg Six servings.
I teaspoon vanina
Add chocolate to 2% cups at the
suilk and beat in top of double MACHINERY �D'JEVER?
boiler until chocolaty Is melted;
'NEW AND U118D I T= YOU IT WAS
.,)dix cornstarch or white flour or Of Every Description COLD ENOUGH POR XM ILL KNOW
either of the other thickeners with
Phow EL 1271 WARMER C9A-r BUT VICOJ BETTER NEXT
H. W P . LTD
sugar and salt and blend with the WOULDNT LOSTEN YEAR
rc=ftinins- half-cup ot-miM Add
t of UP — Te"11111•
'Slowly to hot mixture In top of
.7. &
double boiler and stir constantly
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to 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. k
until mixture thickenL Cook for 20
SRO
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"Add well beaten egg yolk and cook
KOONS BRAUTIVLLLV
.2 minutes. Remove from heat, add rultiWISHF-D $1.50
flavc-uring rind fold in the beaten UP
egg white. Chill. Six servings. g7
711
LEMON SNOW
itabletepoons C0MfftarCh (Y4 CUP)
,or 4 % tablespoons of either wheat
starch, rice of potato flour
t6a8P0QU gat
S cup boiling water HOTEL METROPOLE
lemon NIAGARA 6PALL14
OrP. C.A.R. STATION
2 egg white
VYEVER REMEMBER THAW RESOLUTION You
MADE LAST FALL Asour wEARwa YOUR W-AIAGIR AND THAT ONE ABOUT NEVER FOOLING tiOURSELF
FALL COAT AT THE FIRST S" or- COLD WEATHER— AGAIN THAT VOUhE SIXTEEN INSTEAD OF SIXTY-
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THE MORNING AFTER THE FIRST SNOWFALL HAS
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y V `wart concrete men are making fine - by, and the groom, the youngest the ladies of the congregation wa•11�
Classif ied Advt s. ;:-':Rouge Hills g
---� � By Janes Blackwell) � ` ` pogo with, out Memorial. The • son of Mr, mad Mee. Gordon Hodg- provide b hot supper at 6.30 simsy
'WANTED - i10k8n coop and a second story has boom poured and son, of the 7th concession north or An interesting program by local
•bro -"ec *wve. Apply Liverpool �. and Mrs. Roy Storms and the pie' has arrived. It is nice to Greenwood.. talent will be provided and every-
4Anana Hotel Ruth spent T. ory Storm
at .the know that s goodly poetics of this The Anniversary Services on Sun- one is invited to attend.
`OR 250 trazzed rocY home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos: Marquis work is being done by ez- service day, October 27, will be keld in the Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Mayne; of
seta, Apply Bruce Rnnchie Brow- 'men- church here with Rev, Mr. Luffman Toronto, sprat a. few days fast week
' p y at Meaford. The Marquis' send re- officiating at the morning service. with Mrs. F. W. Gibson.
whaam, Ont. Bards to all their friends in .thin ('� The home choir will be in charge•
,•s- Roomed furnished i.rakdated cott- domRnunity. -- `rvsreenwO at this service. In the evening, Rev. CHARACTER READING -
age. Hydro. Bus stop at door. Ref- A number of our men have coon- (By Mrs. F. W. Gibson) Oapt. Silcox will preach. Tke Young Know your hidden desires and weak -.+
erences required. Phone Pickering monced working for the foundation People will provide the music nesses. Just Bead a sample of your
127. company at Port Union, The con. Misses Mi'dred and Gertrude Cor- On Friday evening, November 1. Ming to be ana:ysed by an-
FOR SALFraolid oak dining -room struction of the new Johns - Manville bett, along with other Whitby High expert. Act prccnptly, enclosing
Groan-
buffet 60x24, dark finish in first- plant is rapidly getting under way. School teachers were entertained at nn One Dollar. Paddington Hart, Green-
class condition. $45.00, Picker-9 We understand they vri'.l manufactr a banquet at bbY last Tnresdwy RON GIB 30N wood, Oat. Nov. 1
are rock wool and an asbestos corn- event. TRANSP�IRT
FOR SAI.F}- Fordson Tractor, first position sewer pipe. It will indeed Beat vrishea .are emended to Mr.
class condition. Don. Gibson, R. R. be a boon to this vicinity to l have t and Mrs. Russell Hodgson, who STANLEY'
- 2, Pickering. Phone 27 R 11. source of employment so close at were married on Saturday last, at TRANSPORT
Bsa Ha ask us to get our .mod' I Green River, the home of-the bride. CARTAGE
y ' Reg. Wells and his gang of stales The bride is the tozmer Edna Beel-
-.-customers to order their January MOVMG
delivered chicks now. Wise poultry- SAN D � I �V 1 [, S PnN Th a at re
keepers will. Ask for fry lint and DAiyFORTH BUS LINES LTD. AGlaevurt 3e
Service Bulletim Egg mark eRs ass- �+
d at higher prices. Agent: Pick- l4tilMd >� Stouf fv>lle
erang Milling Co. Daily Service Toronto. AD 6523 - Pteti. 113 1, a + w ass
FM SALE - day couch, grams- ds'hose ston!!'ti[le :u ►.
,phone, fanning -mill, 8 hens, Nanny ''AFFECTIVE ]MY 13, 1946 _- - 1AX0 �turday ]trt nee at 4 P. Y
goat. Apply Liverpool An-ma Hotel. _ _Daily ea. Sun. A Daily ex: Sat, sum A _ - r D care Open Ea h )Oskt AR GM r
>~ OR SALE- - Leghorn, Novvhamp- _ - -- 8nn. & HaL Hol. Son. A HoL • only . HoL
- �ID
shine, Light Sussex pullets,. five Claremont 7.15 8.15 12..15 8.45 8.00 -- AY - tiATUSVA a
nnoths (a Ready to lay. Apply
Brougham 727 .827 12. 2T B.bT 8.12 Hel s To OCTOBER 25 and 2e
Don Gibeo_n, R. R. 1, Pickering- . Green River •7.35 8.35 12.35 +1.05 •8,20 P
Phone _27 R 1L ' Locust HBl 7.88 : 8.38 12. 38 .4-os ' 8.28 I love a bandleader
FOR SALE - New York Webber Malvern 8.05 8.65 1. 06 :4.35 8.50 Keep You
piano. Very reasonable. Apply Mrs. Return Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. P.M. Phil Hanna Leslie Brooks
Bt Field, '•T.,e Elms" Pickering Toronto 9.15 10.00 5. 45 Zoo 9.45 e! OUTLAWS OF THIS ROCKIES
Vi : ; . .
If Dayhgkt Saves Time Parcel Express Grover 5640, Oxford 1381 » • a . Chas, Stsrret and T. Harding,
Universal News
-- HORSES GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW To - _ - - =- -Sold at - -= = MONDAY _'rv>�sDAY
We have unsurpassed facilities y OCTOBER 28 and 29 .! -
-- _ --- for slaughtering old and worn -out Dunlop Tires -Fisk Tires your grocers, or
horses. ALL animals delivered' to - The Blue Dahlia
us are well wed for and li%snan_ LAXO CEREAL
_ ely destroyed. : EXitle Batteries - - Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake
Co. Pick -
BEST MARKET PRICES f Pickering WEDNESDAY - THURSDAr
F. O. B. our Plant Peerless Motor Oil -
Truck or Caricad.Shipme:nts -_ -- ...�. . --.- Claremont Locker r�cTOBER 30 and 31
e - -
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED RON. WA�'.50N -.- : - System You Came Along
166 Keating St., Toronto -- _ Robert Cum�mi min Lnzabeth
A Service Station - stars sip Looker $9.00 A Yeae
s Sextt
_ Cutting Room and 0MIng Room
Come and join us in another (UIPtDl�R NERTM MANAtIE11IEN'l') _ Available Free To Customers,+ CLENDirNIN4
DANCFI Phone I'Woriag 40-, SOME AYAlLABLS FUNERAL DIREMa
"RAINBOW GARDENS" - TAYLOR - LOYS T �"��' "bu aeer iee
MARICHAM ARENA t;we us,*. s se -1' i
'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. - 1F ICKERING MEAT MARKET toxs t7JR>&MONT 19W .r ralsr�a r:.a
Raea Creighton'k Orchestra j We Solidi You Bombs as
Admission boa . ' - iFRANK R. 8MITH _ Markham. Ont.
Unionvft Junior Faraw* _. tl8llt First - Service Ouc Ain Farris Elevator
- - y eeagkt .� ,�.�...
- f'are's Elevator Cimment, Ontarb U d ' Clothing - steriliaaa. dswl-
SALE REGISTER 10WE BUY TH$ !REST -JYOt? MAKE THE TE3T" . O°w
Phones Bas: 38J • Oflas SSW _ s stock �Carrysuft*
Wednesday, October 8%--entire herd Phone Pickering 30" I We solicit your patronage for . "' • +� pasts. Also a foal
Hof Holstein cows of excellent_ prod- Podtry, Hog and Dainrr Pewit stock of now loather osstt ass/
-- - ueing stable, also hags and al"p, � - wmdbresknro. and guts' laralr•
on .e fans o! G. 'W, Hodgson and Western Oats and Barley Whole bop at ns7 reasonable pness. Cif!!
Sons, Lot 14, Con. . 7, Pickering. DU N•SART.ON Notlu V uV Yot pr Chapped am belivered sat be
close tb Brougham. Many of the • CARPENTERING Fresh Salt in Lge. or Sim.. Cakms s� � i
cows are with calf at side, others Radio Service CEatENTING 1St Hoag Duna Watt. Pshas.. O.L
due or springing. Everything sole! (oppoeita Wood's Store) PLtTMB�:i - " Il _Roiled.. Roofmg and Siding
...._•. ,
,blood tested and subject to T. B. ROOFING WANTED
Fort ner Shoe Repair " Ordsr your nut or do. wb
test, Sale -starts at 1.30. Terms cash. We also sell Brantford Boon"
A. S. Farmer, auctioneer. BURGESS RADIO BATTERIES Empire Bsthsoeta Try, F'aro's 31 p.e. Daisy Sailor 1iE71D •'HJRSES AND CAT' fLR
;RECORD PLAYERS, ETC. �pmen. Dare Water .-- For tree plot up pb.oue
. 83 ts=6 Beatty Stable Claremont, Oat.
Court of Revision Open Monday through Saturday � „d PICKERING .. .. .., .. 77 ii 8
- front 8.30 A. UL - 9.00 p. M. , Building .1111 rinis - PICKERIN6 .. .. .. .. 88 8 .ZI
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ' with the exception of Wednes0ay CEMENT.BROOKLIN IKERI?FG "• : •...... 3Y
(that the First Sitting of the Court ttaA3sates Bras - -- • - --. - , -- :. • . b6
evening. CLAREMONT... 9 �X 14
` ucf Revision. of the Municipality of :- �. "H. gA•I•hERs -
work GuaranpN - ' •� O � � AGINCOURT .. �.. Zone 2644 the Township . of Pickering for the O__ -
Revision of the Assessment Roll. Radiotrieian Ex- Servieemsp /� T We pay' the phOHe&r� @i
• iof the said Mnn'nicipali2^ for the l+e F • � • P R"TJ S R CQ+LABS - FOUNDATIONS - ---GORDON YOUNG LTD
. 7 year 1947,. and for hearing that may Read The Pickering News 3 We do building of all kinds STABLE OR Toronto Phone Ad. �
be duly filed against the said ass- A.i...r•...1G IN CEMENT WORH
eements, eentained in said ", r l Vie. Y week
Phone Pickering 6W - - - -...
be held in the Township Hall, at - ply HOR81<3 WANTED
Brougham. 6.usaw, .. Mo.-Al y .ha � _ajrOpilai Trae!< _ HOR S -
'Fourth Day of hFovetn.ber. Nineteen Signs Lettering
Campbell Mid Ranek Pars
Hundred and Forty -sik, -4 One .
- +'clock in the afternoon. - The Sign Painter -- Greenwood, .Ont• -515.00 AT YOUR FARM
OF WHICH ALL PERSONS int-
eresbed' will please take notice and alls, Balleiins .49d Windows .7Q as'p riezzl Y . ;WONX FILE- 4 a 21 PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12
govern themselves accordingly. STOP 31 KINGSTON ROAD SCARBORO 2474 co&JZcr
• RECALL For Pickup
h, T. JOHNSTON, --
Brougham, Ont. October la •446 CENT SALE
PI ". K E RI N G WASNEG 1HACBi�iE - T OCTOBER 23 - 4 - 5 6 6 Dance At
JEWELLERY SERVICE 8L''ATTY= WASHEit STORE _ -. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 'Claremont
SMVICE TRUCK
ipe wdeble ! IN DRUGS, TOILIRT GOODS / •
�;•,,,� a Fri. Oct. 25
LOW Cost and SUNDRIES
-.
WATCH and CLOCK Bruce Gould and His Orchestra
REPAIRING Ca+w+iz, PiCKERtNv
Oldet a,'nd district, on - -MRS FOURS - _- Admission 350. r
Washer �'HURSDAYS
Star*
Reek Days - 8.30 A. IL - 9 P. Y AVM. MoEACHNIE
6.t'd. 7sOl . Telephone Pickering 12W Sn� - 12.30 P. X. 5 P. GL -
S'& f Complete ;or � write Toronto ' Store - • • • • _ _ - FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Ity f Rebaildiry _ . p D
Novelties - Axriving Soon
Service ovPned and operated by .J. R. Bones, Frlvate Ambulance Service
_ All work fully guaranteed Beatty Washer Store LL ��,, U
4 r� X RICHMOND Pik�I. Be Night
9f 13 L.r �+ ONTO6 el l>ONT ST �� JI(, TORONTO -T•I,i hl. S ' � -� Phone Pick. '
-n na" 1
THE hEXAL� -
p `k Ontario
{Nett Door to Public Library) PHONE PICA. p Pickering-.-
met a. usual on Snnd,s<y of aegro spirituals sad
LA R F WON-T, ev erring with Bob Snelling in charge g� �. In the evening, the U Mrs. H.sEL Turner has of the Citiaenahip Dept, sad due •
' cussed Relations Between Labor and Locust Hill choir furnished excell- iting her daughter, Mrs, Term
eat music, and Mrs. A. Troyes was La
M:. and Mrs. Bert Gibson, of i floated, and of the dittulties • of Managermeat Next week Marion PP+ of Welland,
Oshawa, spent the week -end with the soroist. The C. G. L T. group Mr. W. Johnston and Mr, W.
Xr. and Mrs. Chmies renovation, she said that friends Hickey will be is charge in tine had decorated the church very art - Booth attended the later °.at�sa�1
held umbrellas over the beds to amber,. 3 of the regular convener istically for the services• Plowing Ma
Protect the pateients from the rain Lois Graham• wig tch
Mr. and Mrs. Todd, o! Goodwood ,
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Draper of
spent the weekend with Mr. and that the building admitsted so Thursday afternoon of this week r - -
Mrs. Robert Redshaw. freely, and, as proof that the Chin- ' the W. A. will meet again for the Green River sang a duet during the
Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Benson and morning service in the First Bap - ('! Q -
family spent Sun ere could teach us mach there were regu ar aaonthly meetiary All the tint Church on October 20. Green River
Sunday with Mr. and beautiful embroideries , all accomp- women of the co�nunity are invit- Miss Blanche Hamlin attended >�
Mrs. Frank Cooper. lisped without pattern of any kind, ed-and will find a hearty welcome - - --
Mr. sad Mrs. Don Hedges and and a clever cuved model of a man at 2.00 p. m, the marriage on Saturday, October �
- .family,. W►d Mrs. LYe_ spent Sunday pa 8 with the aid or a water N� Sunday evening t choir 19, of her cousin. The Ladies Aid held their regul-
with Mr, and Mrs. Noiuimt Linton. buffalo, cam Mr. Austin Metcalfe, of Kitchen- ar meeting at Mrs. Frank Turn men �
p�lietFfwith a turned -up wr_II be at Chesrywood- for their -err -wens at big bathes "liea+e for the on Wednesday o! this week. Yrh.
A large crowd attended the Walt - furrow. Thankfulness for the many Anniversary Service. weekend Cook w�Q a guest speaker.
er Ward sale here on Saturday. blgs we enjoy in an►aada, was - . 'Ties 1 . N-vin, of Toronto is • -is A numb•_r from here. attended
Prices are reported good. fittingly :..r...:...:1. by Mrs Cook in, iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the services at Whitevale United '
Mr. and Mrs. Craig•. Murkar and her er. Mrs. Malcolm , thanked �inbal'ton
prayer. A. E. Fleming, Church, last. week.
Marilyn, of Ajax, spent Sunday the speaker and the singers. (by Mrs E. J. Annie) Mr. and Mrs. Gardham Tran, ' n f Mr. and Mrs. B.
with Mrs. Thcmam Bacon, • • • • We are glad to hear Mrs. Austin �, attended the Anniversary Torooato visitors last Draper' w
Anti - freeze will apparently be as ]r. and Mrs. Albert Gray attend- Wood is making satisfactory prog- Services in Whitevale Uai on Mrs. Deeper d Mrs. firanlwefl+ :.
hard d get this year as last. A ed the BeelbY- Hodgson wedding at reds in the Bowmanvil"a -Hospital, Sunday. were Ajax visitors last Week. 1 �,
'truck-driver from Toronto called on the home of the bride's parenta on after her recent operation.
here sttb-
a Iocal $sense on Monday to try Saturday last. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Mack- Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Anthony' A carload of men from spent a few days out of town loot • ended the Flowing Match, last weep
to buy anti - freeze. Miss Bate has been with Toronto ie is not at all well. We hope for a week. John Munn and Fred Wilson were '
Dr. and ]lies. Tomlinson have re- relatives the past week. -- speedy recovery. Mrs. W. Bmkp and Mr. and Mrs. Goodwood visitors last weer.
turned hews tollawiag a -motor trip , - -M: and Mrea W. J. Brown were Mrs. Dimon had the mmf6rtune to W. Smith and family of Cherry- Mis. _Postal returned home alto!
to the Southern States, week -end vWtpm 'at the old home. sprain her ankle last week. Woo wood, were visitors with Mrs. Er n
Mina Doris Dolphin, of Toronto, Miss Fern Malcolm spent the week hope ?he will soon 'be around again. spending a week at Scarboro Jel, -
spent the week -end at the home of end with the John Knox family. Miss Evelyn Annie spent a day her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and with :.er pmente here last week,.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott left
little son are now nicely settled in Mrs. Bruce Pegler and family, Of �.
on Monday for a trip to F:orida, their new home. Toronto, and Krrs. James Clark
Miss Joan Smith and Mr. John John Harvey, who received a bad and family, of Agincourt, were the � �����
Hayden, of Toronto were he week- fall from jumping from a moving guests of Mrs. Harris Little here ON
end guests of Miss Betty Pretty. ,car has been in hospital . the past s- week ago. -
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Pugh week, but will be home shortly. Mrs. Huggins and fanu7y are tai- S ecial Glet uainted _ Offer ' : 4C
(nee Margaret Wlallace) on Friday, The W. M: S. meeting at the i`ng uo residence in Ottawa for the p
October 18, 1946, at Brierbush Hos-
bane o! Mrs. Dena Mahe an Octob- wiiater months.
pilaf, a daughter. or 17th, was well attended in spite - -_ -- --- - - - -_- _ Save 5 per cent .en everything
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott -had as of the inclement weather. Mrs. Bur-
-- _ - - �-
_guest$ over Sunday: Mr. Curry, Mr. ton conducted the worship service --- Whitevale = ~ Bought or Radios Serviced
and Mrs. Barton, Dave and Mrs. and her group had prepared a very � 1
(By � �)
Scott, all of Oshawa, and Mrs. Wm_ - - - - -- -
interesting and informative program � By clipping this sdv't and b 3aging to the shop
Miller, of Pickering; Miss Michell on the subject of "occupation of The Whitevale United Church ob- Nov. ee��
of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Top- the people of India" It was ann- served tY•^ir 95th Anniver -ary on Starts Oct. 26 to Nr 1946
per, of Locum t Hill. ounced that the Bazaar will be held Sunday, October 21. On Sunday the • y _
Mr. and Mrs. Peddie, of Chalk, in Brougham School on Saturday; visiting minister was Rev. H. D. • • Burgess Batteries for Radios etc. -
Lake spent Surdsy with Mr. and November 16. A Committee was R,nn, • M oak St. United Church, Automatic Record Changers =44.96 -
Mrs. James Peddie. named to arrange, transportation for �
Mr. Stewart' Graham, of Toronto those planning to .attend the Crus- Toronto, former President of the - Record Players 119.76
spent the week -end •.with his' Pm'- adera' Cavalcade . to be held in Osh- Saskatchewan Conference. On Sun.- Extension Speakers, radio link 1796
enta here. awn from October 26-50. Mrs. W day afternoon the minister brought Radio Tubes, etc.
John. Norton has hia new garage ,Brawn, i visitor in town, rendered Christian 'Workers who often found Aldo orders taken dor Residential and Fluoresaen„ Fixtures
almost completed a beautifid solo which was much their work bore no fruit. He stress- 1Dunbarton R8di+tt'! Service €
Russ Creighton and his orchestra appreciated. At the close of the ed the fact that only faith in Him -- - -- - -- -r --
will be on hand for the_ dance on meeting, the numbers gathered a- brings ' true satisfaction tome
.Friday, November 1. Opposite Woods Grocery Store
riound the lathe for a very dainty weary oval. The singing of the
A. very interesting meeting of and enjoyable time. Campbell sisters from Markham was In the Village of Dumbarton x
the Wcrnen's Missionary Society of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton agent cuch enjoyed.
the United Church was held at the last week -end in Kingston with her Yee. mug
home of Mrs. Robins, on Thursday sisber, Mrs. Lorne Ravin and faro-
last when Mrs. Tom ?inson's group fly, and with. friends in other East- _
.was responsible for the program• ern part
'The President, Mrs. Loyst, was in
'charg,e• The chapter in the Study
Book on India, dealing with life in
ldan
j' - - - - --
the vi'hage, was taken by Mm. H. �4 Creek G. McIntyre who waa assisted by .(by Mrd. Goo' Hull) SIP --
e
tearing 'of the- mambers. A table Wednesday evening another pro- /� -•-- -� -� ' ��e
bearing some products of India was -
on display. Musical numbers by Mrs. ject under the Women's Institute �/ a
T. Gregg and Mrs. Wm. Evans were Branch of the Dept. of Agriculture r
much enjoyed A story on "Service" got tea' way with nine girls learn- �`
was told by Mrs. Kennedy. It was lag how to ' Drees Up Home- grown [� 0u date - _
that Miss Wilifred war- Vegetables . The girls will be me \may C
rear of Honaa, China, home on fur- hope 8 to their tasters before
�`� ' -
lough, who has been in a Japanese
Concentration Carp for some time, they alesh�' pa,
will be the anent speaker on Sun-
X. afternoon Centennial W.
day morning, October 27. Rev. Ken-
from Splayed. hostess to groups
:�edy closed the meeting with pray- from Cl, ..� . • 1, Dunharton, St. - -. -.. - -
er, Atasty lunch was served by the Paul's, St. Simon's, Melville, St- ,I
, law
Margaret's and Washington Church- �9T°"P"�• no er8�
es fbr their Autumn Thank -offering Y t;
7.
Salvation Army' Drtve Success t Service. Mrs. Ernest Trccnas of the
The Claremont Women's Institute Toronto Conference Literature Bech. -_
was guest speaker and spoke on tl^e @�
conducted the Salvation Army Can- _
necessi for a plan in our read-
»ass here this Year, and evert- rerg --; -
successful. "Canvassers were: Mes- Ing. She stressed the necesity for _ - -- _
dame W. Lehman to parents to read go-d books in' nrd ^r - - -- - - -. - �� -
s Drew; J Coates, t bring their children in'o this - .__ "_ — • •, - -- � - - .-. ;
F. Evans, H. G. McIntyre, W: PW-
habit. Later in ' tear talk she _ --
rn r di R.
same -
e J Pee Pil E
e ke .Evans
Y,
- and -Il. J I::: ,t :.. T ✓, ..,.u,.,,i, cull- menti'bned the Studv Book t the
meted was ;66.10. year "India n:t the ThreQ}n'd" and
nS
other books relating to Ird a Mrs. r
'.Tunnel], of Dunbartori eras soloist - _ -- -_
BROUGHAM --- - - a - — -- — :.... -
accompanied by Mrs. Holley, • and -
Mrs. Dand, of Washington led in -- -- - -- t
(by Mrs. T. C. Brown) — prayer, Following the service, the
h-hh-h • • a • _ _ f_,
1 ^dies s•at}r�rpd in the Sun, Sch0n1 ` _ W. M, S% Thankeff Service, room for a cup of tea and Social _
There was a spl d attendance a ` - - -
si St. John's Ch ah�n the W. thane together. _ Friday night a few of our vou�� M S. he'.d a Th rg Service people jour -feved t Stuf *.vide to vn Sunday evenin The speak- th. Y. P. Training School. T),e at- -
er was Mrs. Cook, and Wuoa<- . tendance is between 50 and 8o and � �%
ted in China, and the daughter of is fairly reprpe•- ntative of t'•^ P"+te- �S
.a well -known medical missionary. bYp. es�recia�ly time Southen,
�. .
Mrs. Howard Malcolm conducted i
Section. The Courses are interest- .. .. •r _ .
ties service, and Miss Marion Wan- — Bonds"
ing and wet4 worth studying. ThAV �; '. • . ... �r
nop, Greenwood, 'sang, accompanied ivill be continued for the next f-ur —
b Mrs. Luffman; and Robert Mill i
Y Friday nights, so it is not too late
_ n
ecccenQaved by B. •f ., W'r - interested, Tl y
Devitt,. ie
Mrs. Cook's talk was illustrated cost is 50 cents for registration.
by many pictures in colour, show - There is still room for a few
ing the comparison of travel by more worshippers on Sunday after- _ : There is sM time ' fo buy Canada Buy them through Toni Sank. In-
native boats and airplane, the des- moons in the. Centennial Church. All "
perate state of the. Burma Road, those living in' and around High- Savings Bonds - but don't USU vestment Deo],W, Trust or Loa=f
through which a hazardous journey land Creek will find a cordial we'l- for a represeaitative to call on you. Company. or through your Payroll
was made by trucks to take coed- come there and
good music led by There will be no national house. 'Savings Plan. They are saf • as
]cal supplies to the missionary hoei- Mr. Barnes, as well as sermons t0 -bons• canvass• these are Canada pay goodintorssE.� and
pilaf. 6}te told of the deplorable $b:y some by Mr. Holley: Today, he
conditions under which thousands of stressed the necessity for hmnility "Serve yourself " Bonds, so it is you can got your money bask at
Chinese ' lived, crowded, stervedi in the Chri -Man Life using the _ Up to you to make sage you buy: -any time.
cold -to see people from in the . Story of Christ washing His Die- e _
siesta was commonplace. Descn - pea as a text. un p
'm8 the plight oe patients in her ternoon at 2,30 is the time -of ser-
•dabbsr's hospital, after it had been rian J
'-��.
. , ......•;r�rw :gtp:,:.nr.i a 4r.aray06`4F4GIfMW�70KOfF♦ oraXraWM •.... .. *__• . ,,,., . *aSrdzw:i.*• _
,- cwN.� -. �+.a'x+l — -�i. Y� - +•�Eirvrn•r:+y'tlMRF Ft�s..n.. �t R ✓Yjkn•z+e„ - w•..w:w..w.•a , ,•.*y',w.i,
w ■waver to Prevtow pa=le ever, the new text -books obicc-
U. S. Naval Leader tively tell the story of the ):,p-
�S��hl�Qhts �lh�eWS anese and their struggle to\ ,r:l
HORIZONTAL 56 He is in democracy.
�cc +•; . 1 Pictured U. S. command of DAVID '•'•• •
naval leader, the Atlantic LYNN pace Conference dada operations just ready to hit the r
Admiral VERTICAL The Conference of Paris ended- stride. `
13 Either 1 Plant parts -- its work by adopting' the draft - 14 Recovered ,2 Prayer treaty for Finland. Foreign Minis- Archbishop Seattiuld �
15 Whirlwind 3 Area measure ter Molotov, expressing displea- Archbisshop Alojzijc Stepinac,
36 Lubricant 4 Conducted amount 36 Fruit sure with the treaties, accused the head of the Roman . Catholic ,
118 From 5 Notion 17 Load .37 Ratloraal United States of leading a group of Church of Yugoslavia, charged
19 Hypothetical 6 Compass point 20 Interpret 39•Perttse countries with the desire to domin- with Ada collaboration, was on
structural 7 Symbol for • 22 Scraping 40 Uncivilized ate sad dictate. yicted on all main, points of the
z f; unit germanium 24 Italian river 41 Cook by The Foreign ,Ministers' Council indictment against him and was
30 Narrow inlet 8 Prince 25 Half -eat' direct beat
31 Czar 9 Crimson 26 Ridicules —43 Station will start consideration of the sentenced to 16 years' imprison--. t
treaties in New York on Nov. 4. m ITMT 33 One w ho 10• South Dakota 28 Charger 47 Bitter vetch east at. foxed labor. (ab.) 30 Quoted 48 Removed The time and place of talks will be
aoitniee discussed; they- probabl will Au 36 Wagers !1 Lag 32 Steamer (ab.) 51 Upward ; y ' . be Brunner Mond Strike Settled i2 2•�fi osuasrosn -
7 27 F ..12 Sinallest 33 Cartograph 53 Cloth awasurt in' London next January. One of the most far - reaching
drinks x. 29 I ! 9 5 6 7 '1 a t it work stoppages' Canada has ever Robbed of Sleep b
Bttshworkers $trt'ie experienced ended after ,400 me=' Military student I� It IS A strike which may' affect: all' bens of "1 89. of the United
-' 31Bfrds' homes i6 `F bush operations in the vast north. ' Automobile Workers .(C.I.O.) Rheumatic ����
.AM Digger for, ern Ontario districts of Cochrane voted �o return to work act the
coal and Thunder Bay and stretch down plant o Brunner 'Mond Company, ,
F'oadle into Algoma has begun. Canada's only, major
Y^ � •� � Y� 1 Producer of •
35 Siamese coffin 2' 9 - But No Pain Now— =After -. —.._
k7 a' Z soda ash.
°' — " -36 Willow_tw_ twig So far it is not known how many
_. 33 _ of the 12,000 men employed in The unionists struck July-12 to a few Weals of Krusehen.
-' j 38 ERg camps in the districts have joined enforce demands. for a $2 -a -day
41 Stigma 34 the walkout because of lack of a+ragt increase, a 40 hour work A AO's gratitude at being rid o!
s 42 Fear J "such dreadful pains" caused her to `1
44 Pealed - 36 7 �p communications. with most of the week, two weeks vacation with -write this letter:
45 Rescue _ .camps in remote areas. pa after a year's service and un. '°I used to have such dreadful pain.
- " 46 Individual `ii 3 W. A. Delahaye, of -the Ontario ion security. Peace terms included In my knees, ashes and shoulders, to
40 Dibble y� F o r e s t Industries A;socia.iou, a 12 to 16 -cent increase in hourly, say nothing of my back, which used to - . • 3
50 fie' Guard speaking for the operators, said the wages on a grad +rated scale. was though it world break I had no
q y at night ... but since
S! (Chaldean db' 46 'l9 employers are not certain of the takiasai n salts for a few weeks
52 Symbol AW. so l 3L 53 issues. Coalition for, France , I fed as different woman, thank
A spokesman for the Lumber goodness p� now- I fesi
h"� France has a new Constitution, much brighter and better in every way,
54 Proceed SS 6 and Sawmill Workers' Union and y continue with
' official and virtually complete re-
- 55 Jumps (A.F.L.) said the men wanted a Kruwlm= " —(Ma-) M.H.
tarns showing that the voters had
$5 a day minimum wage, 'saioa - Most rheumatic pain and swelling in
approved the draft by a ttiajority nu.ed too much axle acid the
Q�,,���� recognition and improved livin b3' _
�iC�treCrO�vB �'i .�O Of g' of almost 1,500,000. The three-party body. 'These -
�'a"+'+if conditions. e mu des: job �� ,, irritate the
~ bfr. Delahaye' said waits %ere coalition won a victory over the nexus■, andia8ame the tissues yruscher
To Beare Beavers Those who advocate the luxury based largely on _piece work rates position of former President de salts a� on tbese Pain_ deposits -
of the lazy tub bath as opposed to and that an average workman made - -- - -._ _ �' your � to bcd� them
- the invigorating shower, will note $1 a day with more skilled men and to peas them out of your dins --
1Baavws Tear Them A art And with interest a new gadget designed making n to 10. History in Jap Schools teheve' the p�'� � you are wise, you
p gag gn g p � _ wII1 carti:suia wiffi the little morning do"
Me Material to Buss Dams to increase the joys of soaking --a He said the companies planned History is being taught again In of Krwchen as a help -J� further
combined towel rack and book- to. have 20,000 men In the bush in Japan's schools.. Instead of glori-
attacks. Try Ksnachen for the raiief °!
sheumatic pains and lumbago. 26c and
The beaver, tops of the animal holder. the next • few weeks, with winter lying Shinto and militarism, now- I& at your asaresb � atom
world in the engineering profession,
is showing the Mantioba Govern- _
meat that when given a zone of
occupation he intends to run the
_ ... show irrespective of man- imposed
Post. ``e' says the Financial
-
interferer
Along the Hudson Bay Railway
One hoar The Pa for or about 800
sofles toward Churchill, beaver are + _
operating in a big way. Their con-
i ddered opinion sems to be that
- �7
engineers didn't put' the'
tnly "a in the right places. This - _s -
sammer they have been plugging ° - . _ - ♦ _ - _ ._. .
1 - - -
them up with disastrous results to -
-
the road bed.
iolatioa is D•pastatiwn
'Game wardens and section men
have triad all kinds of schemes to
'change beaver plans. At three _ , . . _ . - . ' - _ - •- -- .
points along the- line they placed -
fantastically contrived scarecrows u a neighbor,. o _
° - - time h
e o see ei bo
y g
which didn't scarf the beaver at Oifle of
the'- fellows who works with you on your job, tell- yourselfm
iall. They just pulled down the ,
scarecrows, took the material, and e`He's a mighty lucky man' and so am I." -
lased It to plug more culverts. - The .game conservation branch
-
• .gull •.
r. Arts tried everything short of poisaa
- - we all are, here in Canada. Yet "lucky" isn't quite the word -
- '
but their efforts have been fruitless. :. -
1Caowa chemical repellents were _ :_for a people who have the common sense and courage
`sed without 'success. Now chew- - - _
its have been asked to prepare _ _ - :,o look at the. high prices of many unessential things and - -
slew ones.
_ The only immediaie solution is ` . - - Say I "This price is too high. I won't pay it." - -
,_ right was to deport them and this
Is what is being done. A few weeks " _ -
_ sego 14 were flown from the Hud- f ' ` "Noq' it �1't luck. It's- character. It's what The House }off tea gram b
soo Bay Railway line to =Moutaon :
Lake and Norway Horst, :boas -. 'has been proud to extol as &--Canadian. •�y of
XU moss -sway. - — - .
_-
the Canadian ' people to be moderate in all things --in their thinking,
To fTtt' h - in their actions and in their habits. - -
t�OCKdD NOSES
Nobody's just lucky here in Caxiada, we ve just all he
1pedr
to ma &c v. And because today's moderation is the
--
and a can
. -... -' .. - k o abundance, the pebople -
• t INHALER � - - • of C d - - , •
• - ey to t - morrow's look
'- : _ wit rtainty o an abundant tomorrow. ?l
.. - . ' -= forward ' h ce - • ' •
oil
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_ THE, HOUSE. 'OF.SIAGRA -M
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Classified Advertising
`Q - I maybe go round and shake de fist
IFvefything s on the Level, Now
some more?"
i� Intended to re. —� -The customers were, naturally. 1
10ABY CHICKS _ I L'RS `
lieve s tractor _ somewhat puzzled over the whole .
PULLETS 12 WEEKS TO LAYING. FOXES AND 1� l RS DRESSED AND y.' :' Fa �' �' r d ! I v e! Of the thing. But Jimmy's picture of the
Fall hatched chicks prompt delivery. made Intu neckpieces, collars and 4 ?
tee catalogue, It is not too soon to capes. Take advantage of this offer." a bumps and Jolts fish shaking Stanley in next day's
order your 1947 chicks. Send for before risUlg prices take effect Jaa. ;:,'': ,,,. he O! d 1 n slily paper made a.big hit. Everybody o
l price list. Top Notch Chickerles. 1,- 1947, Oliver Spanner & Co, Ltd., �• •.•
Guelph, Ontario. 26A Elm Street, Boronto. ' suffers on un- - commented on what a typical and
-CHICKS FOR DELIVERY NOVEM. HAlitDItUSSI1%G
even ground Is lifelike Stasiak pose the artist's
her and December,, should be ordered ..'' wj the new trp! $ niUS had aught so quickly.
e" d c
now. Get what you want —and when.. LUAH11 HAIRDRESSING THE tractor pictured
Price list, Fall Bulletin. Bray Hatch. Robertson method. Information on .�
cry, 120 John N Hamilton, Ont. request regarding classes, Robert. ,i
above, designed
..,
son's Hairdressing _• - Cademy. 187
_ _CHOICE PULLETS ALL AGES Avenue Road. Toronto. '' by L C. Burton.
from 12 weeks to laying. Fill up of Akron. Ohio. s
your pens and cash In on the good HELP WANTED t
A- The rear wheels
i. egg . Pro prices. Also Fall hatched ° ,x a d J u s t them -. r Sold by all Druggist*-25y
chicks. Prompt delivery, Free cater COUPLE FOR FAMILY OF = f Sol (tube), 90c and ,11.00
logos. It Is not too soon to order adults. Wife, cook - general, hue- }_ selves t0 the cori-i
your 194,7 chicks. Send for price list. band' — 'houseman and handyman." ` s
Meet us at the Winter Fair; our Able to drive car. Modern separate
tour of the'
- 'ass
y
tooth o th will . In the Poultry Indus- A
' try division. We will be glad o meet living quarters, References Thorn-
ed. Bayview Avenue, near Thorn- ` . � ground. thus; `~"
t .,our customers and friends. Tweddle hill, 7 t11 Iles from Toronto, Box 117, - % keeping traetot';- •
Chick' Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, 7 AdeIafde W., Toronto. and drive! level.!
Ontario,'
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED rs.,, Burton, who
- -
13c Sussex X Harnpahires 13c. farm hand, single, industrious. will.%
]BOOK YOUR ORDER FOR SPRING Ing, no Intolerable, habits. Wages f -.' 1 worked On the"'
�. Chicks without delay at these start at $60 per month, yearly con- # ` `.'; n,• ,, : ; idea for .five; �'�
tract. clean home, start November. 4
pDrices.. Mixed Chicks 18c, Pullets Qtaida tV„ - To '< ' Years Irf Fits back
--tested Cox 7c. All o breeders Box 118, ,T3 _Ad ' RHEUMATK'NM tested under Government atSfrroval. - Ont. '. � EI � `' � y a r d .wOrksflop. Order now to insure delivery when ?'• F:;.' . s , required. Bonnte'a Chick Hatchery, GR:1DL'ATE t'ItNE, SALARY 6100 „ > designing pIl hip Rhetan -A painstmay•fiat
Box 2b6 Elmira, Ontario. monthly and tnatntenance, nurses, 4 own arts and
i . s, i :' �' a D .
- home in separate building, 98 -hour ,.' assembling them. •�•• ttrle and, a blood > t6tt .. '
BUSINESS week except in emergency, Trans- �'q: y should be extracted by the bdn@XL U
U INESS
` UPI URTUNITlE•J ! -.
service. refunded after six. months' plans to matkct jtidaeysfsil , and excess tuieacid reotiin■ it
service. ADDly by wire collect with the ma
CASH may awe severe discomfort trod pain.
CASH BY RETURN MAIL FOR references. stating earllest date � ►; �
your o1a Gold Jewellery, Gold teeth available, to Creston Valley Kos- j *. "' heat rheutua6c pains by keeping Ste
-,••DI "snoods. Storting Sliver, etc. 1Od Dltal. Creston, E.C. 1 °' - _ y _- 4 , _ key
per cent premium on gold coma. - Dodd's Kidney P511s. Dodd'a bdp your
Sat turned dilOn air. Kerb Or parcel MEDICAL n � �y�_ __�,:__ ��s
returned prepalr. Kirby Company ksds." rid of °,,,�^o',,,...4
Jewelers, 18% Queen East, Toronto. ...
Ont. DON'T WAIT —EVERY NVYFERER �' and �uN.aCtdr -b•Ip yes feel better.
of Rheumatic Pains P sins or 'Neuritis SPORTS S« What lws Can do for you. 177
DYEING AND CLEANING ro s Drug Stole, 835 Elgin, Ottawa. U "'
]HAVE YOU ANYTHING, NEEDS Postpaid il•UU' SPOTS -
dyeing or cleaning? Writs to as for HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - - -
information. We are glad to an- ery sufferer of Rheumatic Baines or =--* -" -- - -�43y FRANK MANN HARRIS r�.f �` '.
!
swat your queatloW Department Liced. edy. tie should try tore, 3 Rem- .. ( "A Six Bit Critic") •��� '''+"�' "TAKE 61N PILLS n'}
ii Parker's Dye Works Limited.. edy, Munro's Drug Store, 885 £!- 1 4
r 711 Yong• Street. Toronto Ontarin, gin, Ottawa: Postpaid $1.00,
A friend of ours w_ as calling on and we'll guarantee the action .to' advises Sydney woman,
FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS u9 one evening not So long ago, accompany it" Foconwerrds 40 year old re+aedy
ATTENTION NOVELTY F'RF:D A BOUDING'ru!! uu t a and happened to notice, hanging in That night, in the dressing -room, �1 sm, res<dJor years from bidaty _
sells, •xenanil•n messiest lntvu• J
a clothes- closet, as ancient, bat` we had a heart -to -heart talk with 1°•'b1e w,tgestsrg ,xcb r..
8-4-3 DIFFERENT VARIETIES IN ments 111 Church. Toronto x tered. -but still, strikin lookia ,. I>r TkevI spied Gin 1. After -
_ one apple tree, Also McIntosh on $- g Our' f ;send - Stasiak. Stanley, we «
,hardy rootstocks. Blacic and Red g3 boxes Ifell v,, mcb ins.
Currant Plnntl for commercial and - U'PPORTUNITIEN Full WOURN man's _ Lath -robes Where did you said, ' "one thing we want you to proved "- Mrs.V.L,Sydaey,N.S . --- _ - --
privets
planting !n the newest va• -man's.
that: he asked. Somehow or be sure and do, out in the ring,' Gm Pills help remove the acids _
"rietiea- PHILLPB FARMS. CHA- • BE A - HAIRDRESSER other it looks familiar, but -where is shake your -fist it the stood— �a saute aches and pain. 0
"TEAIIGVAY VILLAGE• QUE. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHUOL 1 ever saw it before is more than Soldbralldras cha"5.rid pain. 41
Great -Opportunity. Learn shake it good, and hard- to that Sadbyall!oc� ltson _Use pros 4
_ RUT A R£GISTERF-D COCKER Hairdressing I can say." everybody can see." Bnt ter �c -
Puppy. Blonde or black. Country Pleasant dignified profession, good - y Y to our = ► 4
raised. BoblDoa Kennels, Manse. wages. thousands successful Marvel • • • surprise, Stanley didn't Date fall $ � d■ty 40 M6 14
Ad, S., Westhlil. Out. _ graduates. America's greatest eye- -- - -
1 tea:, illustrated catalogue. free. We explained that he probably in• with our suggestion. We wont seemony Ike. #0 Pik 4
VMDAR POSTS --ALL SIZES FWOM tvrtt• or call. had seen it 'before, all right--but try to reproduce his Russko- Polsky - 4
4r to 10'• tops Write Harvev Bor_ MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
Via. Highland Creek. Ontario, or - SCHOOLS. in slightly different circumstances accent; but we gathered that he a + ; . i
phone Scarboro sot. 158 81cor St. w•,. Toronto and - surroundings. For' that gar- had been doing the fist - shaking act
' Branchels, 44 King St., Hamilton 4
_y'RESS OYSTERS — RIISHED TO a 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa, I ment at one time belonged to the quite frequently on former local • a 4
nou fresh from the sea coast of one and only Stanley Stasiak. appearances; and thought that he .4
ova Scotia. Delicious, Informs- PATENT$ • • • should give his public something (le the U.S-A, ask for Gin• polls)
tion for stamp. Economy Distribt4- alked �t I4tlaow bow d C+rssa il00
tors. Kingston, Out - F ETHERS'I'ONHAOGH a COMPANY sew and different in the way of 4
Big. Stanley was recalled -to out
Patent Solicitors, Established 1890; 4
Q7l:E3E'. DUCKS. TURKEYS FOR 14 King Wont Toronto, Booklet et mind just recently when some elf,- gestures of "defiance. But we Sol-
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breeding purpose. Orders must be rnrormstlon on request 000 sports - lovers packed Maple emnly impressed on , him that the 4
4
In before November. Send for t ;ea fist- shaking ,was, a matter of life +4
Wriealtst today. The J. P. Tanton Leaf Gardens , to " see a match be-
O_ Sammasa de, Bo: t6, P.E,I. PAOTOGRAi•HY •Or death to us, and at last he con- 11 -44
totem Whipper Billy Watson and seated. "Ail ht" he said as we I f 1 e d = -
JAKMsWAY s.aft Mae ExCUBATOR IMPERIAL QUALITY IS Wild Bill Longson -a bout which, ' _ - -- -a
or sale. Front Road Stop 41, R.R, departed far a ringside seat "For _ 4
i. Arnhorstburg. Philip Gimpel, iQUALTTY AT ITS BEST we were unamazed to see, finished "- � r � This i � � � � . M
OUR YEAR ROUND FAST' SMRV- up with -what we used to tall the you I do It, sly fran.
![ASSET 1HARRIS CLIPPER COX- too and fine quality work will �� �
bine, six foot cat,_ good condition. please roe For satisfaction try Im- Number Three of Virtue Unra %• • r* M
mend Ovens, R. 4. Mount Forest. .portal. 6 or J exposure films, do• warded" ending: saint being the Modem Protection Pr•s idea Great N
nt vsloDed and printed, 8flr So everything was all set -or,so Canttert and Holding aevurtty 4
IMi`FRIAL PHOTO SEHViCIC . t one where Our Hero wins_ a great : we imagined. But, somehow, there WITHOUT TORTUROUS 4
OVERR - OLD. TYME - COWBOY Stuton 1. Toronto. , moral tri'rmph but is gypped otit were two or three matters we had TRUSS WEARING M
-. cords. Lame stock, prompt de_ of the just fruits of victo throw tt
!very, send or free listing. Ed- •FILMS DEVELOPED 25 CF.1#T11- j gh overlooked. Cae was that Stasiak An "aye- opentnb revelation to M
wards Music Houser 684 Mount- Guaranteed one day service. No the connivance of a villainous vii• was trlt;Lking his first local appear- tensible and comfortable reducible «
Pleasant. Road. Toronto. waiting, Bay Photo Service, North pture protetion may be yours for «
Day• lain a an unscrupulous referee. ance in some considerable time; the king, without cost or obltss- 4
But that- by the way. The Lion. Simply send name and address
Safe -Tee Soot Eleistroyer DAILY SERVICE. FREE 4 x 6 EP. and the crowd, which had really to William S. Rice - Appliance Co. - M
1! your stove or furnace causes largement with each 6-8 exposure, reason why that huge crowd. missed him, was glad to have hits Ltd: 5 West Adelaide St Dept, 4
-trouble duo to soot, poor draught or Rol 25c. Reprints .8c. Crystal Pho- brought Stasiak to mind was be-' 1f1-rB Toronto, On t an'd full' details
,lamoke. We guarantee our soot do- to Service, 1500 Dundas W. Toronto back Another -that his opponent of the new and different R�hI�a Me- _ 4
stroyer to remove soot from any cause he, more -than any other one this evening happened to be an- thod will be sent you Free without
goat burning stove or furnace pipes person, was responsible for turn- . , hard flesh - gouging pads or torment- - 4
and cbimney. Glvas better draught CaET BETTER PICTURES AT other wrestling 'villain', who On re- Iog pressure, here's a Support that 4
sand more heat saves fuel. Pack- ing Toronto into one of the best has brought joy and comfort to
e contains approximately 80
Pack- Cent showings had' got the mob thousands —by releasing them from
sg LOWER PRICE wrestling centres on the continent, Trusses, with sprin ■ and straps. -
��pplicatlons, Enough soot destroyer to hating him with a bitter hatred ps.
=Ito last one stove or furnace all PROMPT MAIL SERVICE, t * * And a third- -tfiat Stasis w6gt that bind and cut. Designed to se- 4
+hinter. Send mono order 81.46. Aay Size Rol" or 8 Exposure* k curely told a rueturs up and In t
Tostpald anywhere In Canada, Use DEi FYLOPFYD AND PRINTED We For the late Stasiak, although he promised anything, always came where It belongs and yet glue Vroe-
N weeks if not satisfied money re- throes h nom of body and genuine comfort.
gunded. J. R Kernoban Mfg., Box s MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS a never a great wrtsder, wa! beyond $ , somehow or .other. 8gs full information - -writ• today! t
95, Forest. Ent. 'Size 4 x 6 "'fn Enact mounts. Hand compare as an actor - one who T to ima ne our feelings, thin, - - -N
Colored and Framed Enlargements Try gt $ ,
USPEEDIEs ELECTRIC MOTOR. • at special prices, _ coilld with little -or no effort, in whei7- 7Susiak appeared Tu the ring w
Prints from your negattvet! 9e each.
The toy motor that features high DEPT. M, a matter of moments turn do order- for the main bout and was greeted
speed, one cell. operation, edy nu m. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE ly crowd of 'spectators into a fren- with, not the expected eery, boos - J
.pulley, weighted base, Limited mum• iK I
ber at only 11.75.; ppostpaid. Thou. Dow tiro. ro•r otrtee A, Toronto. tied mob, howling for his gore and and catcalls,, but wild and welcom_ TO EASE
sand-Island Crafts,,8ox 94. Brock- r'rfnt \nmo nnrt Arldregs Plainly, •
Ville, Ontario. striving to tear him limb from ing shouts of approval and rounds «
PERSONAL limb. He was a real genius, no of hearty_ applause. The fans were
.. .T TIRINSIDE SECRETS 1SN MAKING fooling, and one of the funniest in. happy to have the giant back and SIMPLE -
We are dverstocked at the present quick cash. Folders Free, Hosle's cidents we recall of .a fairly long were letting him know it. 1l
of good used trade -in tires (guar_ Sale Service, Kelvington, Sask.,
anteed to be in excellent shape). Canada. and close ,connection with' him is But did Stanley let a" little thing HUDACHE
600 X 18 X5.00 the time the paper ofor which we hike that deter him from his duty? :«
All orders shipped C.O.D. ,Specta4 STAMPS• were covering wrestling decided to He did notl Like the great actor
Naulpment for vulcanizing Truck 4
`iand Farm Tractor Tires. �qq _ � >rvs send an l- .l 1. L'� 11i• suryt, Come t
8EAC8'l. Y3l:L, corner �tueen and selection t nee a�pprovals. Refunded drawings to run with our story. h— or high water. Grandly he =
fork Sts., HAMILTON. Ontario.- if not !'utl� sattafled. No trash. A. • • . M strode to the eastern boudary Of
ONTARIO•N MOST MODERN Bloom. 5347 Yew. Vsncouver;=Cgnn• g
EQUIPPED TIRE. SHOP ada, The artiste who was, and is, the ring -and shook that mentc-
IrAR119s FOR SALE WtAMP COLLECTORS. A FREE • Jimmy Frise, seemed by no means ing fist in the face • of the ap-
Get Acquainted package and detaira laudin ' crowd. Unhurriedly, -
of interesting Bonus System to ap- _ hePPY Over the assignment when P g
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS proval' applicants, Pending postage we saw him the ahernoon before methodically, he •walked round and .;. ,
in Western Ontart•a-- -;r3.6 acres, close to cover cost of mailing. Ale!rRnder the bout — saying that he would - repeated the gesture over the ropes NEW to
to Dutton. All under cultivation. Supply Co., P.O. i#ox 82, Sudbury,, to the south, west and north. Then I , 1 ?abhts - t
Good .soil, well" Fenced and drained. Ontario. probably have to sit up half the
Splendid buildings. Trice brick night' to_,get the drawings finished, he proceeded -4o a spot immediately 1
house !n grove of maples and pines. TAXIDERMY , "Be 00
Filtered runntng water arid, elec. for next days paper. of Rood above where we were trying to
trfeity in house and barn. Imme. ATTFYNTION DEER HUNTERS - cheer" we reassured him. "You bury ourself beneath the ring apron.
dlate possession. Full equipment Hrive )'our •trophy mounted by Can- P right. "You "t'ink dot's enough?" and livestock' optional. ALSO, near- ada's Leading Taxidermist. Finest can get one of them done gh ?' he. in- GINUINII ASPIRIN IS s► � _ ::_x .
by, If desired, 300 acres' pasture land workmanship at reasonn'ble prices. + "
'with some black muck for celery We tan De6r Hides into Leather away. Here s "a photograph of quired, in a whisper that could be MARKED TF915 WAY -
and tons, at low price, o suitable for Gloves, ' %Vindb eakPrs. Stasiak —just make a drawing of heard for half a block, "Or should
r� etc. Oliver Spanner & Co, 11 . 26 A '
J. i'. GUNDY— TRUSTEE Elm St.,. Toronto. him, with a scowl on his dace, steak• .
OWNER ing one big fist at an imaginary
1010 Canada Bldg., Windsor, Ont., TRAPPING Crowd, and you'll have a. real ac-
tion pitture'that will-go over fine,"
CHOICE FARM CONTAINING IOA WOLF'- FOR _ MINK TRAPPERS • o
acres located to the County of .Ox- use t•
the best trapping system and - Buy the new
ford' S 1 -2 miles north of the Village . ¢lend scents money• can buy. Write - - - of Drumbo Fayll t+ " cultiga - in- particulars to A. E Fisher, Box but Jimmy— unlike some artists
--t-ton and In good condition. The 420, CalRnry, Alberta. we might mention— is, Who
buildings consist of a large L shape s •
steer bank burn with cement stalls possesses cr;rtain moral scruples. , Cana-da Savings.-Bond-8 I' t'
and steel staunchions, cgmept -silo WANTED' Not too many, of Course but
and hen, hou?le wi'fh southern ex. -
posure on second floor. T'wo storey HATCHING F,GGS_ WANTED FOR enough- to make difficulties at The best investment for Canadians
stone house in good state of , repair. 11.147. hitching• season, Florks cuiled r -
lr'arm equipped with hydro. Early and bloocltested free of chnrge tin times. "just suppose,' he nhjccted,
possession. Far further particulars _ der Government supervfson (lour• that the big lug doesn't happen Denon"natione: $50 to $1,000
apply'• anteed preralum. plus hntrltnbf,ity. to shake his fist at -the' crowd to
The Cnnndo Permanent Trust Co., premium pnfd. For full details write
R'oodstocrkr Ontnrlo. 71ox No. 95, i.1 Adolalde 1v., To• night, how_ will I look - turning in * - Write 'or telephone now. - ' a
UNL'ST'Ar, OPPORTtNITY1 1- Attu - a picture showing him in, -the act _
and Dairy, producer to ronsurner•
Good brick hone UNS WANTED - of tloine'it ?" Rut we quickly Com• •- I t
e and ,Rnrden and IV 1 forted him. "Tliink nothing of it," '6 Kmg Surd Irest
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silos. Pull with IiPd with water , Etv'rcnntrtlnR rifles [ I" " r"`d qua►• Tornnm 1 ^�; Gundy &Com SIl
• - nnrl U(, P�vl for rrr
np nnA sh. +t ^trr.s we said. - "You gef the picture done Company
— prPa.nre snarl h,tr.dr^ 91Pei r4 �'�. i,.:.',., i;,,-, ' - , ...;,•nr'r•,
town" Witch rnr without foed, stork nnt.nr_trNVn r�trnu'r'os lnvitorl. Tvnn -' --
or fmplomrnts. P.O. Box 565 A. rl•ltr,nn. 125 hnnrs 'I d.. Torun -
Chealey, Ont. to Phone 0N. 27'82. ` ISSUE: 43- -194Cr '
NOTICE I i t
..._ CHIROPRACTIC OW tsaMb pass 7OW
_ •HEALTH CLINIC 00AIy -COKE,
146 Simooe St. N. Oshawa, Ont. . ;
Drugiesa Trea*nsats including W()UD, CRMENT,
- chiropractic, Electro- Therepy BAND, ($eQ$I, _
.=-� • - 1ineral vapor Baths and
_ . " Practicing 24 Years.
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- uy 'Your Ph 22a BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
- - 1 also looal cartage work
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C a a d a savings 'Bonds we havealso Placed in etoct s tnL
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fron. our INSURANCE IAN D pitoass — Yaads 44•• Be& ww
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APPILES WANTED eta Dasdas 8t. game, �W�hitby, Ont. KEN A d D G LA R K E _
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Good sound cider apples. $1.00 per PR� �2Cr�
: 'twt Phone Markham 12 K 14:
AUCTIONEERS
: d LAPP BROS. - Cedar Grove f -'- • Licensed and Authorized, for bhh
Nov. L ' l � Farm es of Implements Hose-
- hold Fur:utum, Real Estate
- -- - Maple Leaf Fire ` L Psrmassat liggog Pain Sales our Specsalty Reasonable
Ratra. Dual Service for the
. - that ym a the ad Pict of one.
: r:. 'Insurance Co. Ladies & Men's Wear f�.r..a. It •w be Yew >a••. Milliken P. O, phone, Agin, s
y or Phone
•'•heap Rates for Farm and Conned Children's Play Suits '& Overalls
n P. 0. phone sabli hed
Balwega C. H . TUCK. K. O PT. D. pa �,,, been established
Wiedtlas�o Insosanee on Hai> _ �7 Bloet6 Opp .P. F. O; auctidbleers since 1880. _
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.AaesitaeMlt of An . Self -serve Groceteria __
C. C. RICHARDSON
_ - Bowman & Rowe _ W`'1 ea73CnaIntiht s''`
GET TI: s l i, C� L I A P 1�I Atr 3'�1
Sellers &Atkinson .. ..
_j - Phone Agin, 401 W 2 - Stnaf. f. 200 Yeas Satisfaction .. My Goasaasss
PIPES. ELBOWS FOR YOUR
_ STOVES and F,MNACES. •L lcensed
I I H. MCKEE
i (Black and Galvanized) r PAINTER DECORATOR :
COAL SCUTTLES Auctioneers
icke rya lardwate _ >�
Try .Chimney Sweep �� - � � Year. Experience
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Destroyer --The Modern way To Sales conducted' anywhere.. InCKEM="lG ONTARIO
Cleon Chimneys, Furnaces and Specializing in Farm Stock.
GENERAL HARDWARE'*
ARD WARE �8t�°�s �� lip :�
-_ '� • '-- - Elves. � .�.. -.. 8�s J. L (Bud) S"tEWART, B. A.
�.i • I K U S tlB) 1 sd+a� fed. Bills pared and Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
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Phone Pickering 46 SUP _ LIES 1 Road .__ . ..
_ Phone' - Pickerng 1T R la
Rates
_ BONE 2" STOUFFVILLE
{� BROCK'. BAt.SI'ON :: PICKERtNG .,F. J. Doneoan
RADIO SERVICE
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Quality Meats - W1W auwt Oshawa. OFIL
;J A. WILI'nUG+ -rev
Fish uz Season
_ , Qaalthfnl}7 wir- eelnditionnei - . � . .. .. _ �I�Plad LSD
SZURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY • 11 rhos Rww eu�a .. ?
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OCTOBER 24, 25 and 26 - •SILK'S, MARKET { 0` NO" 02016 t ad ofd" to
{ Two Shows - 7 and 9 P. Id. - Auj naloe of OMM& - z� Adid .d PIS
> II esturday Matinee at 1.34 P. AL
Phone Pickering• gQ : T ARTHUR FIELD '
JUTA HAYWQRTH _ __ - _ CONSULT T 1 ,.ME 1% HIE CITY
_ r PHONE d= R ' FOR THAT HOME IN TM[ n ?•
w • : �`si��a - - -. - - -- - - - u n��iii" ,- Tiii -r ■il
.ith Gin Fora _ _ UMBER wANTEC ` RIE .coy Co.
""AY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY - -- TAe LiItTTED [
tac�IxosEIR 28, 29 and 30 YOUR EGGS -
t - —f -Las( Complete w At 8.1a r -- — High: : ScaCboro Junction, ;
`A • at Market Prices Paid _
ip'!► Walk 'm the Sun - - TELEPHONES _'Howard 1117, and ScubwO W
r Also the Best Market forYour -
Yana '.lndrews Richard Comae - , 7tough and Dressed Loeaber
k `:... An Added Attraction - :. ' _ - Trim - LIVE DoT
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Soft and Hardwood rfearleg
} Lets Go Steady. 'HOGS - LAMIBS- CALVES - � wallboards Men L
• . .Jane Priesser let Parrish CHICKENS -HENS
Asphalt .. 'emu' Hosting
:, 9[asoafta Pialods Barclay 7%
TMRSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY PICKERII�G ? i : '� ; TD.. Wed IosalaYa. ..d L..
WMpfsg TW ..� rs•
OCTOBER Sl. NON. 1 and 2 wnairs.,- ONTARIO pHO1�FF. 388 Day or Nigh I ;llLAaTDd,BENOiJE in el .. PUiti lAIIN'P
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Tan Brenemazi Bonita 1L - All grades -of P. `C. ar Shingles