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VOL. 68_X o, 50PIdaii L':G, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTMiMER c 16, 1949 4 cents per copy -
Bnbmsipbloii Rate: $2.00 per year; U. S. $2.60 W. C. MURKAR'and SON, PUBLISIMRS
e nt Area .�To :-.Be Discussed In .Tax DevelopmAa pronto'
On Sep tembe -2
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1 ,Fate Of Pickesing•Ajas Questiou Fail Flower Show Blas Hood Display Whdtevale Baptist Church �
To Ikurmined On aoth. Aanivcarsi►ry _ `mart 4, Pickering Village
The Fall Flower Show of•the - r'
The Dept of Municipal Affairs Pickering Horticultural Society, had Whitevale Baptist Church will Pickering United Church George, Muteb m able to drive his
a" Central Housing and Mortgage a good showing at Dunbarton Tuee- hold their Anniversary Services on Rev. Arthur Young, Minister car after fracturing his heel lit fa
Corpors oa get together on Tues- day evening. Despite the weather Sunday, September 18, at 2.30 and N-unday, September 18, 1848 fall,a few weeks ago.
next to 8 af- ilE- p, m: In the afternoon Rev 10.00 a, .m, - Sunday School Her man
say f i►ossible}- .-0t_.ti� season, there was a good die- 7,30 ' 11.00 a. m. - Morning Service y meads )lace are gid
the contentious problem of Just play of flowers, Mr. Alan Gray who i Herold -Lewis, of BetheL�ptist__ _ g to know thut airs. ChaTles Hutch.•
haw much if any). 01 Pickering �.0$ p;-m-- >�ven€$g Service
( bias charge of the grounds at the , Church, Toronto, will ,peek, and ga-is-reported-to- be recovering--
Township, Central ,Housing (Ajax) PaTilament Buildings, Queen's Park, i Mr. Nelson Kayes, baritone, will be Cho* Practice is witbdmwn for nicely following her surgdcal opera.
its going to get• was the Judge and speaker. He die- soloist. In the evening, Rey.-Dr. M. this week only, tion, -at the Ushewa Hospital. last
0ent'r41 Mortgage have their eyes (awed t'h'e "efficiency of nutrition M. LaPPia, former Minister of the week-en.d. 1
An a choice bit of the townsWis to Anil Pervice at 9.45 A. M. f
In the Soil" and showed some very Kingston Baptist Church, will be � Mr. T3. S. Chapman underwent
the 1i•aat o1 Pickering Village which nice,pictures. Mrs. D. Milne sang, speaker, and Zion Church choir will sass the long-waited-for surgery on his
they want to fnoorporate into the accompanied by 111(x. neo. Todd. sing. Woman's Association eyes, at the Western Hospital, on
much.-talked-of "Development Area" prize-winners were: ' Mrs. Ben ' The Woman's Association will Tuesday, and is reported to be do-
--,but, we understand the Dept of Lotton, Mcg. C. E. Morley, Mss. F. Two Co:oner's Inquests On Same ( meet at the Manse on Friday, Sbpt. jug nicely,
16, at 8.00 p, m. This will be a A-:, Herb White hite is laid off work
Jfivaicipal Affairs say's "if you M'Chapman, Mrs. Mottershead, Mrs.
want that bit of Pickering you must Evening Town Hall Here joint meetingher ale the briOffng
i al Bd.
' Fallaise, Miss L. Monsey, bias. R. _._. • '+ Wfli members please bring is their with $ t:aubleaom,e condition res. -
tate &me oaf the lyse desirable OTrousdale,'Miw R. Tuck, Miss .M. Dr. V. E. Cartwright Coroner II I
lands along with It". Central Mori- res-
embling sciatica, but lh�om which he
, quill blocks. Refreshments in charge
Somerville, ar..d Mr, F. M. Chapman conducted an inquest, on Thursday of Mier, Frank Baker's group. � U suffering a great deal.
gage doesn't want this, arid,--there --�'� -evening last into the death o2 Fred Mr. Pre,d F. Baladon, Burford,
Pt stands st the moment. Renaud, aged 45 of Three Rivers, Pkko ing Presbyterian Church who h" not been enjoying the very
If Pickering Twp. property-owners Is Your SubscOptIon Pant Due. Qne„ Who was killed in a in OCT. David Marshall, 30hieter !.beat of health lately, suffered a
fu's interested, we suggaat they "get accident of tate new highway, near Watch for oc our i heart attack a few days Ago, which
busy" and '®lake themselves Look � �e �f° °�� I'v'd A.Jax on. the night of.August. 30, openingService � is giving his family same concern.
11.11 .0. A meeting wea held by our (Struck by a transport truck, the • 8060E �Wy g of t Her friends in this village are In-
Tawaahlp Council Wednesday even- driver states: - I swerved the truck, � Aid to pe)hold ai home of terested In hearing of firs. Draper'
i s. "brief' for aexi Mr. sued Mn.F L. Ruddy Entertain lits. Mown of Ajax, who was stricken with pal.
ie, >�ag yet on the Dresser He fame up out t. Thetslldefy, �'' '
At (hl den Party(ln Aid Of The
week's laostiag.• of the ditch and started across the ax p. �• a few weeks fe still'la _..
• '����� Church of hi;hway....he threw up his hands, pita.], but It Is believed
ved thea fainly
• Bilsaroe ft and made a stupid dash right into Calvao Temple Pentecostal air may be ent'Tely removed.
The beautiful summer home of ,
1!'annal services were held Sun- �• and ➢ia4 'E- L• Ruddy, "The m7 path". The truck swerved onto Sooners emwitm Rev. dL C.'Copeland called on
the centre boulevard and'was ism- fr•45 a. m. - Sunday School friends here last week.
fty las for lira. Jahn lgtight, 01 Hermitage" on the hill over.iooking ed. Renaud struck it somewhere 11.00 a. in - ng Worship 3R, amid Mfr's. ,A- L. Hooey 'of
su,dbury,who d�led at Oshawa Hoag. our countryside was the setting of r-97.00 p. m, - oifstsa
Ital. on Sept. /,�e war is her 40th a pleasant ersnt oa Saturday atter- I along the right side The manstod I Woo3vitle ,peat Sunday with lir.
bo was found lying near the Wednerdatiy �� P. and Wife. N. R. Shorti sed,
year, noon last, when the host and host- day yi g ]mover eating
no former Bernice Barrett, she err entertained at a garden party ce'atrb of tht road. F!!4>wy
was the daughter of Marwood, and = aid of the building fund of the Crown Attorney A. C. Hall point- J-00 p. m. - Yoaag Peaple - Cbrd of Thanks
the late Mrs, Bir'r'ett-. Nora in Pick- church, whish has now improved eevidence
d out that was meat='r. Pastor W. E. McHvo+y f ecus
Bring, she attended school in Torun- by Something is the neighborhood '
, that there had been no actual WO- We wish to extend to. our rela-
to,lShe was a meaambor of the Un- of one thousand doS
llare. witness other than the driver of the Wen aown Tvanspoat Owner And I rives, neighbors and friends, our
ited Church, and ectfre in the Y. P. avery pretty site and location truck. police measured skid marks F'�1eed Seriously injured In Green- ♦sincere thanks, for the many ezp-
,Union. Following hes marriage, they for such, the beautiful weather of nresaaring 115 feet, a no.snas am-
wood Motor Accident regsions of symvathy and floral tri-
3kred in Whitby where she was a that day made it a delightful alt• urgency stopping distance. Blood ,butes received in oar recent sad bar-
Inember of the ,R,dbeka,h Lodge• teraoon for everyone there. analysis, revealed a high count of Ron. Gibson, 28 and Hartley 'Sell- eavement In the lose of a loring
Later they moved to Sudbury where Myr and lis. Ruddy, had comm- liquor show-ug. No blame was"att- e,ri, both of Agincourt were seriously wife and mother. ,
she ((sided until shortly before eared planning some months ago, I ached to the driver by the jrt.y: iaiared is a motor crash on the
her, death.,the has been rirfth her gad have been assisted by the ladies adesers Don. Annan, ,Ioha Baxter: 1 curve near Greenwood, when return- �f J. W. Bilikht and Watnify
%u&t and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Har` of the ,congregation, with Mrs, R. I Itua Lynda, Will, Hunt and Thos. jug from_the Farm Demonstratigp
vel Baarbtt, here, for some little C. Reesor, as President of the Lad: Watson. -, at the Heber Down farm on Tharf-
tine. lee' Aid. The guests, las they arrived. j
6nr+fviag are: her husband, a •• pass+ .. - - - ..day 'last. Many Poco'Here Attend R�`aam De. _
we'a received by Mrs. Ruddy, Air's. Rounding the curve near the monatration And Soil Conservation
sea Raney, and' daughter June; Reesor gni Mrs. David Marshall, of No blame was attached to the •Paddock" they side-swiped a trsc- Day At Brooklis
fifer father, and five brothers: C'hlf- WLltby,'wite o: the Minister ftf the train crew the jury: Mehra Geo• ,
1>Y tor-trailer travelling in the oppoe-
ford, Leonard, Ivan, Carman and Whitby-Pickering congregation,-who j Todd, Russ. Conner,Art, Thompson, ate direction,tearing the rear wheels j Wit looked like all of the Tor-
Vernon and one sister, hers. Trnue- waa also .present and thanked Mr. l.eg• Johnston, Alvin Bushiby, 4n the � from the trailer Their owncar was (onto Eshg)it:on -parking Jots all
dSde. anG Vis. Ruddy, and the entertain- I death- of Hilton Wood at the rail- wreaked (`t would appear) beyond.) Qplled in to one, would just about -
Senice was held at the McEsah- ing artiste: M,r.s 'Liviagstoa, slate way er.owe ug on Fairport Beach Rd , repair. The impact tore the lett describe part o f, the scene at Rhe
nib Funeral Home, with Rev. Art- o1 Nags. Ruddy; Mrs. McNeill; Harry recently. aide off the car, while the transport I Heber Down farm, , Brooklin, on
her Young officiating. Interment at wa d and John CoaTad, for all they cr.- was struck b what is Thu:e of last week.
Fa+skine Cemetery. The y minus its rear wheels continued in
had done. ' -'• locally-known-as the mail tram, go- a sig-rag course down, the bigh-way Although the story hers been pretty
Buffet lune*eon was ran-ad front
lug into the city about('8.50 A• m• for some distance before copmins to. well ",done" by tits daily press by
Fred Ckawford Home Ransacked a large ,marquee on the grounds by i Recommendations were made.ask- a standstill. The driver of the trans- this time, it Is- still talked.about
-the ladies at the congregation. ! Ing for the clearance of bushes,and port escaped uninjured. The Reason. by the many from here who attend
Searching for money is believed Late in the afternoon, little Misses / other obstacles Lhat might interfe.e ed. Howard Harper, Goodwood, and- _
to be fobs object of those*who went Lynn ]turison an•d Kathleen Palmer 1 -- - gars o! the ca? received multiple
with a. clear view o1 the track at fracture, and of Ron Gibson, it iz! O°tario County Agricultural Rep
through the Fred Crawford home p,v-sented Mrs. Ruddy wrath a bes this dangerous crosel resentative, H..Lynn Fair were the
last SatuTday ulghit. Little actual atiful bouquet of roses, who in may bIa n the amputation of one leg
damage was done, but every corner tura expreesed the pleasure expel. The post mortem showed the vie- may be necessary. thing, •rnro e a behind the whole
In-
of the home was searched but moth- t•m to have sufferred terrible In- thing, who enlisted the aid of O. A
leaved by herself and bar husband, juries car was crumpled up on fi.,. the Provincial Dept. of Ag.icul
lag has been reported misaiagw Two is being able to asiist. Very Little Opposition Voiced At tura and m'anY of tae farm eq* p
the front of the locomotive, the ,
transients we" picked nip for quee- The ladies and members of• the Township Meeting To Ryl+ui ` meat manutacturea in this couutry,
tioning, but later released. train stopping thirteen poles down J
- esbyteriaa Church congregation the track., The lady was found in !.When you Pickering Township Tough this sort o1, thing he-
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ire desirous of expressing through. the ditch ,boat' o yards'from the - been done in the States long before
DLIJB} CR068 PRl21T UNIS DUE. the Newe,•theft deep apP?eciation payers received your tax bills a thda, this is the first in Gmada, and .
OC1POSM 10• crossing, Engineer Bert Robinson, few weeks ago, you also received a
. of the kind, generous easiWAnce of , of Belleville and Fireman Jack R it aroused the curiosity of those
, notice about a c6exing meeting with
- � � Ii[r, and Mas• Ruddy. closely associated.with aftricultura
Blue Cross members please note _ Cook, of- Toronto both gave evid- the Township Council and Planning
-the hslfyearly payment of Blue - -_ - encs• The train was running late, B ,d-or did you read it?-ibis sad farm improvement from all ,-
Cross Premiums is due, at the Bank and the engineer stated "The car meeting was held one evening last crow Canada.
iters, on or before October.10. __ was coming. from the south and I week, at Brougham, and though Apparently the Down farm, ideally
suited for ,and located- ,for such an
- was looking out of the north win- �•ame forty or fifty persons attended,
- rim Was literally turned
dow of the cab, so I)did not see 1 land considerable' discussion took ant,
i'L "u
- • ... • I � de down" in tweet -four hours
him....sucidenly the 1 eman yelled place, little real opposition to the 21,000 feet of drainage file was
• soak 'er" (which means put on ( startling (to some) new Building laid, rough hedges torn out.'by
Pickerin 'Rotarythe emergency brake)"• He said the i Bylaw was presented. malchinery and replaced by fencing
proper whistles had been made for This 8300 "deposit" by a pros- '
I tLe ibarn covered with mew sidling
the cross,ng• and that the engine pective builder appears to be the and roof and all painted, a driving-
hell w:rsg ingiPg, Fireman Cook item of greatest concern, and even1.; shed built, and the home rgmodelle3
said "heia-d just finished stoking that one did not Disturb too many. •D with the .kitchen being'tbe attract-
and•climbed up to his look-out seat j Some even claim it to be "the most1 '
ice item to -the women. Rolling
we ;ve:e gGmg about 60 miles an helpful plank in the whole bylaw". i hill fields we: terraced for soil
hour....I saw a car approaching the y ,e
crossing very slowly from the sough c
onservation
e " `;but a thought it would stop Iike _ BOWLING
The Provincial Premier and the
GAMES Prizes - Fun = MUSIC they always do. He certainly was :1linister of Agriculture were press- '
not out to beat the tradn. When 1 ' ' ent and .opened the day". The
saw he was riming on t yelled to .BrO�k s Allos WAnister of Agriculture from New
REDHOTS and COFFEE the engineer to put the emer y Brunswick was there getting Post-
ad,gency brake,,wbJch he did, just as � rtY DRIVE, AJAXnro®t o the staLY from the
and f
the cra+eb occurred." Guelph College learned a lot,too
ST
HEP-- I-C-- KERINGNEW
REET FAIR
Constable Fred Waite told of ( WM OPEN A tremendous amount of organ- `
normal conditions of visibility at Ization must. have been required,
do sda the crowing for cars approaching and those responsible deserve con-
from the south. Visibility is good 5��8 Sept* �� gTatulations on a big job very well
wn
100 yards south o1 the trap-k. >b
but at Alleys atknay Reaupflwed And 1 done.
20 yards, it beoomes obscured by s It i8 understood that the prop.
' clump of 'bushes-...there is no more IOU P4010 t Condition rietor was required to invest abouttember 21 1 than 2A yards of the 'road where five tbotfaand dollars of his oven
21 • l'�'�� a SUPPlYftC Qoaterlals t at
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OXLB, GREASE&, TIRES PAMOUB Moody "Steel Quem" Press« avan- 001V CANADA'S t.EADING SCSIOUL
insecticides Electric rune@ Consoler Hone able for prompt delivery. mounted on rub- Groat Opportunity tanto
be. ttr— wino OF R.4rdreout.,
- are wanted Write War« arenas i Ott Clmulars. MATTHEW MOODY a BONS. Co..." Pleasant aisamed profession Goad wsws
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Limited. Toronto. Dally, Terrebonne. Quebec. (.Established 1846). thousands successful lsat illvel irttraed as...
//�� C SELL SLIPPERS? Home and rets a:entg America's greatest ?slim illustrated aaM
wanted in every' locality. 4tuaIlty E«cs- Josue tree Wrier or Call
lined fast selling slippers formen, women. ASBESTOS SHINGLES A SIDING -MARVEL aAIRDBasma
en y Tootrt a Your sample and m urint MILL SECONDS' hint es. SSiidl a d Root-
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necessary. St y own business. Write Ing ape Send for our ice s. David 868 aloof at W. Toronto
`'Of all the various sports which . In fact, we had what you migltt The Slipper Co.. Bo: 1e2, Islington. opt. W. Armstrong, 129 van Borne Ave„ Montreal -'Branch**, s.4 King St.. Hamilton
wt have, watched, reported and- call 'a sort of "house rule," ire i T2 Rideau Street. Ottawa
p DEVELOPING 14' CONCRETE BLOCK PLANTS, why war
tsoder extreme pressure even tak- uentl invoked when the evening RECONDITIONED TRACTORS-9 Massey- the dther tallow? You can gam •
P q Y SENSATIONAL . ' . Harris 101 Supers" on rubber; 1 x.H living running a block plant. See Moore 9"
part in, there are few that shadows were starting to settle and This ad L valuable. •Any $-exposure roll do. Pacemaker on steel; 1 10-20 International on $y eet Nelson StrToronto. ♦DI161. 1af
occupy such a deep-seated spot in the athletes tended t0 become veloved and a "Double-size deckle-edge'•-m- rubber; 1 used 10-90 on steel; also 1 slwhAY &acwnery.
largement from each negative all for Sec. used 6 H.P. Empire Garden Tractor with im•
oils Afl:ectfone as the noble pastime slightly weary and inaccurate. This Send this ad with roll lend get special price. plemenLse. Priced to sell. Set theat 67 Yonne EARN MONEY AT HOME—Snare or full-time
Of pitehi3lg horseshoell. When we rule "stated" that an shoe which RetulaT price ago, only one to a customer. Street. Richmond Hill. Harold W. Mortson, money-making. Learn to make Candy at
Y Photo Research Lab.. Department V, Drawer Massey-Harris Dealer. Telephone 98. home; earn while learning. PY« equipment
'get around to publishing that book landed' within the limits of .the 370, Regina, Saskatchewan. TOR SALE-Modal ♦ Fora sd:tsen pasaeaior furnished. Correspondence course• Ifttlasel
of feminist ences-we-are almost up estate was close enough to be ultEixG AND eLeettlNe school bus. Nicholson and Pelten. Youne'a Institute=olsti ori nireal�Que�d' n'lortmise
- Point. Ont
to the middle of page one-the counted. HAVE YOU anytbtas needs dyeing or cleaa CH Groups, Organizations.=7m=
chapter on Horseshoe Pitchers We « * w Ins? Write to as for information. We are sell Nylon,Hosiery at sensible
glad to.answer tour goestlons. Department PLANTS FOR BILE
Have Mingled With-will be written H. Parker's Dye Work, Limited. 791 Yeas. RESERVE now for idem ♦assn to 0 inchesjitingi Towns era Commuon. I favored. Beegras
K• Chinese Elm Sedge-18 inches to 80 Inches Co.. Boz 684, Newton. Iowa.
The only other rule we recall was Street 'Toronto, Ontario.
with extra lOV1Jig care, and n0 kith when shipped—will grow 2 feet the first w NEW fast selling wooden Toy. can be
fooling one which said'that anybody whose PARMB Von BALE year-2s plants for $2.98—sumdent for 85 on farms or small towns. Patent •d�
shoe vanished over .the brow of FARM for Bale—es Acres. good house and feet Giant Exhibition Flowering Paeontes to equipment for turning out f iabod nrodW,
for t Must I2 ill health
baro border] g__=__Crow River--_Hydro,_ colours red. white or Deni i 1.i9. 900 n , W. Ackerbladg,
t11C—h1IL.-and_-laFidPd.._III._tll.e--bog._aL._ _ Bttario.rl£ingsway- Nurseries.- -80wCRaIIvtlfa:--Qatnarvon.OnTario. ...
- Few who-ever-atten�ted them will, - Telephone. open Reade. One mile Cheese Ontario. ----
the bottom had to go and retrieve factory; School. Stores. Jo■. Dickinson. R.R. PERSONAL
likely ever forget the weekly out= it direct. without any detour in the 1. Bonarlaw, Ont. Phone 154W2. Campbell- FORD and Ferguson Tractor Owners--when
ings of the Toronto chapter of the ford. you require a loader you want the best. E SAMPLES—plastio comb. Bead
'Pool and. Poker Club, largely made direction of the'barn where the first Horn hydraulic loaders and attachments made for postage and set.handling nt 4 far 260. Oaige
aid station was located. � PUa 6ALE by the world's largest manufacturer of loaders
2, 1184 Yong* Street, Toronto.
up of big league professional hock- ALUMINUhA ROOFING & BIDING otos you the latest improvements. Write its TEACHERS WANTED
e « . for literature. H. L. Turner Co.. Ltd.. Bien- UA IIP78D PROTESTANT TEA
'lyl8ta and big-time professional _. - _. I to 10 It le CorrugatedImmediate
and relied egla helm. Ontario.
rcrestlers. They used to gather at s co to n. a for a [ es and delivery mates frasn B.S. NO- 9. Besot Apple .siting
But for all their flossy surround- stock. write for sampl« and estimates Steel HARNESS: Buy direct from factory and save. and qualifications. to Urs. Lewis tamao• ego- -
ow former country estate - 3ys Ings and uv-to-date trimmings, the Destributon Limited. 800 Cherry St, Toronto. We can now ship harness and parts lams. Treas.. Calabogtd, Ont., R.R. S.
acres, 50 square yards of whichU.S. horseshoe champions dont As. sinks. turf dlately. Writs for our new complete 1949
catalogue. North West Matt order company
nates, boilers. water pre«un systems sold,
were level ground - for the pur- seem to be in any danger of auras-_ also Installed. Galvanised pipe, i inch • 190,
Limited. 1T1 xcDermot Ave. East. Winnipeg. A F S
pose of scoffing Russian delicates- sin ueiwieldl amounts of wealth n., ti Inch - lac ft Articles sent everywhere. Maaltoba
sen, pitching horseshoes and - i! g Y write for prices. Philip Verbeyden. Aylmer.
at their- calling. The ultimate vic- Ont. HOMESPUN YARN teat, rem, BOORD a•s CABS troop
VMS rumored — imbibing keg brew. Made of selected long virgin wool—very strong. ° else
tor, Fernando 1 sais, of Los Angeles HAMSTERS: wonder animals from Syria. Pets ears long wearing, suitable for socks, sweaters E anil TIM ZOE8. We tate •
• s e or labs. Pair $4. Send money order Poole° and typo at Safe. er Cables$, fgs ae1�
-a guy who scored as many as 91 ss. Alma,.St. Thomas, Ontario. sad other woollen garments. 2-$-4 nae• white, hoose• iiou N or write fer•
There were times when .we must troy. 2-$ ply royal blue, paddy green. seazlet.
ringers in 100 coaseebtive tries- nee• to Dtesrt W.
have .had; at a conservative esti- all sue..yellow, broom. Mather. black. Sawa.
- won 34 out of his 35 matches in .11 suitable for Siwash sweaters. $1.$8 lb.
state, half 1 million dollars worth m. dek'd, Northland J.&ri TA& �R umni9
the tournament, which must be al- —10 lbs. or over $1.$0 i ..
of hockey and wrestling talent res Indiansweatedesignpatter.
W each. Adult�w.. a.'boor.
eY g P most par for.the course. _ � Inman ae.Ian. child'.•-a..r, boa:,. nog .ndTORON'jO SAE wdRlCg
sot. - double that, probably, at a * r _ .. tpoDanir»l, dancer. Mary Maxim. alrton. Mani-
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valuation. But outside, tea Front St. D9. rere.M
: W y Estabusbrd.tare
of two or three, such as Harold
nut all he took home in the way STIFF
COTTONS
""Baldy" Cotton, Roy' "Squib" of folding money was a mere $400.
Printed
poundad Dle plain. sell
Hai �i9�,yvia'a"
Worters, and the late Lorne Cha- Why, there wasn't an athlete taking DYArmes. Montreal.
bot, as horse-br n heavers, they J MUSCLE_ HARNESS +� �'Q�� -
horse-brogan ey part en our .Pool and Poker Club -- -- -
- ouldnrt have made many head 'jousts'who didn't earn far more Spoma HELP WANT]aD Farmers Attention - Consish
bines. than that per month.. /-_ J� WISTERED NURSES and Certls.d Nur...•
P istants respired for easy Mento Now ns- nearest Harness S
► Rub in Minsrd's for petal. Cbavlsaa. Ontario ppb Supstto•, �P
•_: _. . e e Muscular gimes., andent. about Stereo Harness Snpplka
All this, and a whole lot more, Although act, it moat be sorrow- yataes,.and�pra{m, �wu We sell our goods only through
eaarie to mind when reading an ac- 1 � a an
count of the United States national fully admitted, for his skill in pitch- 'a"' ���1Sim
!ter foal 8tseo Leather
ing horesshoes. iso DON'T WAIT-Every suAstw as Bhmmatde Goods. dealer The goods are
.'horseshoe pitebing championships. Paras or Neuritis should try Dlson•e Rome.
• e a► xusro's Drug Stora Its selsta. Ottawaright. as our p A
::- recently held at start - Utah. - Postraid $1.00 W maanfleture e m coot fat. _
There were 36 contestants--finalists �M of -- cosies - Harness. Horse Cot -
" from 18 states. They did their stuff The HealingRailway' D>>� UPI tarn, Sweat Pads, Horse Blas,
^' fti a brilliantly floodlighted cement- y t7e TALX C.C. i B. Tonto 'tablets or Ww
vitality. nervous and general debil�, foo leets. and Leather Travelling
d talo at druggists.
surfaced arena, surrounded by 'm s - Goods Insist on Stacc Brand
_. Electric trains, so people are ape •
P ,
1
r rate in BfDasL: a>t:ooant�lvDloa-goofy .tenors of
thousands of spectates a d.. to consider..are a-fairlynew method Trade Masked Goods, and !ms-
Rheumatic Pales or Neuritis sbonld °
Trim metal bleachers. .. of transport but Ursula Eason writes DiMscu's Reeeedy, Munro's Dass lea. 9u get satisfaetion. Made only bT
interestingly of ,the very first J)ydro sle..Gibson Postpaid u.9e sAiM u TREE co LTD.
The steel target-pins were tilted electric railway in the world. This, P&2,MTf
an accuately rrieasured three laches which is in Northern Ireland, wan FHTHiDteTo1'rHAVG>9 i Compass Patsy* 49 Wellington $t B•, l'os09tto ,
Soveitmo astablfsbed 1494. 980 Say Street WR
ITE FOR CATALOQUB
toward the pitchers. They were set designed in 1879 and is now called , Tomato Booklet of taformatboa an request
.in scientificaffy -prepared clay pits. the Postirush Electric Tramway. ItMani
weel
The shod;- weighing up to 23/4 still runs to the Giant's-Causeways Lo ��
1pounds apiece, were made of "spe- a long line' of octagonal rocks, D e we n da`l e MEAT
sial analysis,heat-treated steel° ac- stretching out to sea. The Causeway Whet MoneyCan s BABEE-TENDA REPRESENTATIVE
�_eurately balanced and plated with is one of the great geographical
cadium and copper." curidllties of, the British Isles; for
WANTEDD
the natural rocks .look exactly as
But there were two items in the though they had been hand cut The
account which carne home to us antique railway runs along the edge Pleasant, profitable work in your own district. 'Full or part-time,
with special vigor-reminding us of of the cliff and the little open-sided Bmbee-Tends is a wall-known national advertfeed exclusive patented
our own- Pool and Poker Club con- carriages are roofed now, though product. NOT SOLD IN STORES. Other kindred .items avail- - --
ditions because they were-so dis -they were not in the early days, able. Experience helpful but not necessary-Male or female-appli-
s:milar. At the aforesaid U.S. when passengers got more than they cant eonsidered" Writs -
championships they had a loud wanted of the extremely bracing
speaker system to carry a minute s' BABZ19-TENDA CORPORATION
scport of the play, and on close North Antrim ail'. -
repo the judges used .calipers a The oldest employee of the, rail- a Fire But 1666 Bathurst at.calls _ TORONTO
aid in their decisions. '!+'y is Robert Scott, who,has been orece a Yowl
working on it for fifty-seven years,
Heck when our gladiators really and he told Miss Eason about its all
t $ 31 1 b °'
laid into their pitching, you didn't early days. The main change Since ,
„ -=1teeJ any loud speaker system to then has been the removal of the t ` Y OWN
keep�`You informed of how things third rail which carried the power.
were going. Although the country This rail was situated between the Doi,IN CIGi►RVIM
'estate was in a fairly secluded spo-t, railway car and the ditch and was liajoy as abundance of dew, wry
'folks with good ears could tell who d supported on wooden posts about besltbfal hest at lowest come
was winning 'way down 11 who eighteen inches high..There was dif- and greases convenience with a `
lIolloW', a good four miles away. ficulties and, according to Mr. Scott. WARM MORNING Coal Heat.
„ the company was not allowed eL Amazing patented interiae -
And as for caliper . we didn't enough current for the little live construction rn
ition nausea coal so bum
bother about gadgets s.:cL a; runt, rail, .so that fifty years ago it. was' sb'aly-saves fueL Holds wo
taken away' and the overhead sys- lbs- of coal. Hem off day and,
tem adopted. Ursula Eason remarked night wiehout refuelling; holds v
that this was : surely a' good fire several day,on dosed draft
thing as a live•rail in such aprom- Draft Regulator. Re• -- 7
inept position intent have been rather fug eines ler attentina than most
/CARET M TOBACCO,
dangerous. Mr. Scott countered .
such a suggestion with the Story Dunn AN Kinds o.hard....d soft e..f
Is
every
woman from the Doke,be4y'or wood. Your hams
of the oIa counts- f
Y WARMMORNING resatitees aE -
.' district who used to sit on the rail the wouthg.The m.iyhu.eerofisW"
a
every evening. She was warned that, !•th.w.orDd.I►forethen amttuontass,
l �;•` despite her copious skirts, the habit tit pour.dcater. Writs for free•foidw .
was a dangerous one but she refused Man,.factarrd and Distributed b> -
to give up her apparently foolhardy'' BOON-STRACHAN COAL CO.L1i. . .
practice because, she said, it eased a'} �; T�s�s,oat
"Do People Really ;a
3 r ; her rheumatism. -_-•.- _:�_.
: Y
Call Me' Crabby" *..: .
FREE BOOK ON ARTHRITIS s ,
AND RHEUMATISM you sometimes feel that people are
begirming to think you ern high-strum `
— s tense and nerrow—so that
Rxcelsior Springs, Mo.-So suc- specialized system of treatment for yon,fly off the handle easily k >'
" sessful. has a specialized system rheumatism and arthritis combined
Poven for treating rheumatism..and with the world famous mineral
srdaritis that an amazing new book waters and baths.. This system of ..• Your Nerves Can Play Strange Tricks on You 1
Sealriaped — This month -old w i be sent free to any reader of treatment is fully described in the Many women find it hard to realize through the most trying periods
of
'baby was sealnaped out f.the this ,papa who wM write for it. book and tells how it may be pos- their nerves are "bad" Yet it's not Me-by taking this time-tested
QQ Bible for you to find freedom from unusual for thigh-strung woman's tonic containing Vitamin $'i, iron
water at Vancouver, B.(:. r For those Who suffer with aches Y delicate nervous em to and other needed minerals'. Give
the crew of the tanker rheumatism. get
f _pains, stiff or sore Joints, nerv.ow- off balanced especia�y during the Dr. Chase's Nerve Food a chance ,
You incur no obligation in send- -functional char es She faces in to he you,too when
Hanna. When they turned sizes, over acidity, systemic tox- g iP y you feel ed ,
"Giorgi" loose,out of the kind- emia, oolitis, or other "rheurnatic ing for the instructive book.: It girlhood young motherhood and upset or a•bundle of nerves.Get the '
may be the means of saving you middle e. That s when a I� Targe economy size today. The
nese of their hearts, he barked e Y m p t o n s, this book entitled, ears of untold miser For writingtonic like Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, _name 2'Dr.Chase"is our assurance. .
F�heurnatism,' full explains soh
to be taken on board again. He Y xP Y Y y' can 3o u so much b helping Y
IZ .
drugs and medicines eve oil tem- promptly'
the Clinic will send their •f�• ' aro g� Y Pg 2t
was met by pretty Rosamund g y newly e n l a r g e d book entitled, to restore your nervous energy. ?
Wilfle with a bottle of warm porary relief and sail to remove the It will help you feel fitter, look pea Chose's
y causes of the trouble. "Rheumatism." Address your ]atter better, rest better at night.
milk. Now hell serve a stretch to The Ball Clinic, Dept, 5243,
in the Steinhart Aquarium. The Bali Clinic, Exceh;ior Excelsior Springs, Missouri, but he �alduring the L1et fifty tea' thou. NERVE FOOD
of Canadian women d all
-- mommosummmmom= Springs, mielowl, has perfected a sure to write today, ages have gone;safety and h;ppffv
Made
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and and Rat. =4' , A:
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Hol. only Hol. E
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................ Bay and Edward ................ 8.44 9.36 6.20 9, 5 ATTENTION FARM� L
10.10 6,10 .2.26 10+25 -.,,-...,Danforth and Luttrell............ 8.10 9.10 4.55 8.10
20 6.20 2.36 10.38
� :«.»:...». Scacboro ]unction ..............»
. 8.00 9,00 4.45 9.00 - PAYING THE C2"RKEN T MARKET .PFiCOR
14.35 6.35 2.50 10.54 .:' �...:......»..»....... Malvern ...,.......».,-....... AIiI. -
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7.45 8,45 4.30 8,4b
10.38 6.88 2.53 10.53 ............».. Brown's Corners .......«....... 7.l2 8.42 4.27 8.42 FOR
DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM A�YI![AIA
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10:40 6.40. .x.86 I0.5$
•«.»...».»...»» Towa Line ---7.40................. 8.40 4.25 8,40
+910.50 6.60 3.05 11.05 .....» � Cedar Grove . blarkhe+m .....«, -. .�- '._ '7,30 8.30 4.15 8.30 -
HORSES CATTLE HOGS
,11.00 4.00 3.15'. 11.11 ,..»»....»........ Loeust Hill 8.20
. 11.05 7.08 3.20 11.20 Green River. .................... EPH/)NE COUXCT for 1:1�LiTE 8
;, »».........».: 715 'I'FI. ER%gm .
8 20 4 OS
11.10 7.10 3,25 • 11.2b 8.I5 4.00 8:15
.».........».»... Brougham '...::............... 7.10 8.10 3.55 .8.10 Totogto AD. 36W BrookUn 62 Pickering 130 sad 89
11.20 .7.20 3.35 11.35Claremont
................... a..................: 7-7.00 8.00 3.45 8.00 ,• �,� r ,q i r��L•
d Bus .will operate via Cedar Grove >from May 1 to,Oct- 31, and vis Markham from Nava F to Apr 30. �3 O R D O N YOUNG, JLJ I M 1 1 E I
J. NOR"MAI` GRAHMA1 I
<A- C+ornerBrock Rd. and No, s
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Phone: Pickering 1961
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GROCERIM Y ~
MEATS `ti1
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_ ICE. CREAM
„ I 801• DRINKS
PRONE: PICK. 1591
:a Store ekds
Each W
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Profits from Poultry 8.� . =LTo 11.00P. AL. :
GAS AND OIr.
WHEN THEY ARE. FED
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS
RAISE FULLY N O U R- FOR FREE ESTIMATES z.
•ISHED• BIRDS-FOR 'PHONE PICK,
% MORE EGGS--BETTER
EGGS -8Yi FEEDING
any W+m Air Farnaeft
18tchfOrd e' A1r Conditioning Systesa. -
711ter Units and Hsiml"We '
(F�71-�M�•8ayk.�y .
EGG MASH RODM AN
PELLETS t Sheet
-Metal Works', _
ds Rslr l�PsQsfai OT TUDOR STM �JAa
Irr Sdo 8y
Rl9S8 E. BRYAINT
Greenwood 1111 18--w4Notice to YOU
Zirvaiwiii 1'ree
w. . CARPENTERItiG
_
CEMENTIING
PLUMBING
HOOFING
TRACTOR Wo also sell Hrancford Rootton
lMuterials, Empire &whrutiar
01wipment, Duro Waw A4•
�G'LZTIVATIN(3, Dig :�Q �rstemsl...,1�1"ta.
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iRV iP:3 WHITE ai 11Qek Qswwepe al Y . -8san IY] �P�m�lnshl r
rl�.Lh Imo . t e I PROUSE
plokerins Village • Phone Ni1J ( j
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lassif ie& Advt'$ - --
FUlt ..l--a-ruuiui uuuse tcallex, ED
and
OIL,
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'.tou t' kebba.. o , li R►"
WHIT
t. �sinlc
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-'range 'with oven, 2-burner rangette
-car r •;•4r:'re99, wired W.
electric, warm lII
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winter, X real home on wheels; ,28 Minute, rite pkg
;Master Buick car Just overuz.uied.
CAr azLd.trailer $1675.0u, ca.u•piete.
for trailer only, Phone, Pies- Maple Loaf' Cheese
Bring 196J2. O
.., 1949 Al1L-Chalines Pick-up baler, Ib. bab rolls
used this seaHoa,oxily. $IObO. Apply . :
IIs-SDrfng Farms, Ltd. .Umbrid$e.
Sep. 2 3
FOR SALE--10 acres garden land, - , gym`
Mon
arch flour 71b. 4
f on paved frock Road, spring creek, ��' ---"
Restricted:- r
Tems. N, E. McEwen,
123 Athol St. Whitby,. gat. THE JOHN DEERE .Raspberry Jan 41b. f .6
FO}t SALE — hardwood, stove-
i . lengths $16.00 per cord, dglirered.
Phone Plc tl�ering-I7J2.—__— - — - -- -
- - Oct. 7 !se � I. a reet-wtba,baster wd � WS Olnato 0�.
_ maws bicycle, good
SMI M • bob& l� a � � traeter IrM
FOR RALE Y
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� - ' 1�•r �1tiUMlr-�-l�ilAler I'shape, -
$lmoet•,new0.;.A„pp1F at 'Hewn has
Office. .�.. .. e. eds "MW .: Kleenex regular
rm 'SALE 7:036 Coleman. oil, 54W$ to m 0.06* stele a MW of 04.ft4+ 4W VWUV
space-heater, model 4440, cost $72, owdsomm so ilfe ~ moo ttt mw Sam iK (' �/
aw Gov If"; ;oaa`. Quebec beater.. lir,��M1W fte rl M icy, 1•et1A + CIDR or !t NITS
y med. ,site, *16.00; ait0 twcr acroog s - J r I
doors, small � oil' space beater; 9r �� VINEGARI. gaUen 49� +
one chemical toilet.-F. J. M1cKenzie; � - � `
101 Faster St. Alas. -y _4
FOR SALE
_ 00mload
f -cleft balldigs _or. f
Ist GRADE BuTTER Ib.aia; loam,
6
_ - '+partituls apply. Haight PeZ'ey.
R. R. 2; Claremont, Phone' N"k-
.,.sham 8 R •1'2. �� -,.c.••sn. - R• -
.'RGNTED _ house,409 or y: diet Y a
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y home, with p1e. M eoweartaDla, - - f= ILK'S MARKET . ■ �i So
Pickering NIl age home. },
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�6� MUring, 3 -- - —,-.P mmiNG,. E?NTA.R=O — —-- P8+i3N3! iilE --.
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for sale, used .Daly two months.
.conlibiioov rt�r";trim. I+ID,. B&SLO.
.. )E'bCl[s'riat• •. • • .�
FOR Your Gena. ar « '01B. ' � a �� LENflE�1T1Nff�'e �/ R rNr r;.; •J P ICKE' I `�G C�
l�NICIR.AL DLRZILO,
= 0
p>>� , C. McT�1GGART JEWRY : �al�a. '1rW,
Caan C. lianas . 'ea Oct. 21 14 BatonSquar - c 'h Margam9 Onts
,MKtltri' ^��.W..If-�,7{rte
PAIS ,lis MS NiiOff
_ r
. $30.00 per ton; also, 500 Peel Bros. Pickling 5uppt�es
WATCH and CLOCS
Barred Rock pullets, hatched "r• _ (�
16; in lots at 100, )tt $1,75 each. _...__ R)�
. pHoir-il: PICKI�dtIIN(4 ilt Al3�NG ADIQ3ERVI
•
X. H. J. C1i►rke, Brook Road sad f,s• , d i -' 4s . FeP 8ee*be •
i
.."No. 2'Hig4var, ham Twp. it H one used washing a8.e rman's -Corners, FAR3MR, suaioaeer'
MR SALE ,
property of T,.Duncan. safe at 2.00 4
-'`machine, bass bad good care, motor
p. m. .Terme cash no reserve. Kea Greenwood Couple Celebnme
- •lese than Aar old. Will sell real- and Clarke preatloe, auctioneers. joth Weddilog Annivu4 ry
- 'enable, Mrs. Fred White, Liverpool. py 1
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bowley- Cel$
r.
;'V or wood-kitchen- PT1ED $DAY, SEPT. 28 suet-- .www.�•�wi�
stove, all'white enamel, in Bid ion sale of horses, cattle, Ford car, braced their 10th Friends
wedding aanO h- Glen Knapp, Prop mw WAe iw 36o"
condition. Apply Mrs. Susnumori, household furniture, tools etc., on sari on Kept. 8. Friends from Osh-
pnone Pick. 97W4, Lot 3 Con. 5, Scarboro Twp. near awe, Whitby and Pickering, Brook- ;c.: $ Std . Arthur Feld
pep, 16 lin and KYneale, helped make the
1 Cedar Gtrove,' property of Jas. A. evening a very eujoyable one spent
M#'reight, Sale at 2.00 p. m. Terme >?'ECKN: PiCKlnum W !
• C'L16TOl1i WOOD SAWG`tG in dancing, and attenvard parte]- - —
±`, cash, no reserve. Barn burned and
I` A 1 ' Perm sold. Ken and Clarke•Prentice, �g of a dainty lunch, They re Mrs.
eiv-
.' pPy : � _ - ed-many beautiful presepta. give,
GOKDON REST auctioneete. Bowley thanked them all for their
:•`Phone Pickering . 9W4 ssMe lovely gifts and Mr. Bowley also QVAI'>rl'z OQ38 1R0'PPO iNUV1VtX Q= AM
ATURDAY OCTOBER $ _ suet-
Sept, 3Q Thanked them in his usual
kind -`fth on sale of No. '102 M H. Juniorwanner, and - made a very nice .
C El PERMNCED APPLE Tractor, M. H. pony Tractor comp- speech,which- showed. his sincere
PICKE> 4 tete, with plow, cultivator and thegratitude,; We wish them tawny
wanted. Call F. ash Chapifmn mower, farm stock, implements, years of happiness together and the ring Market & Locker Plant
Pickering 02J3 furniture etc., on Lot 34, Con. 6, best of health and PiCkp
prosperity.— , •
.Sep. 16' Whitby Twp, two and one-half mil- Comm,
W. 'TED - fresh horse manure. es West of Brooklin, first farm nort.
,PHONE 30
Orchard Hill Farm, Locust Hill; R. of. No. Ton M. Rosaeau's farm, the _'QUALITY IVIE�►TS
R. 1, Phone Pickering '19J2, property of Rosseau ` and Koa-all. In memo'lam I t
" Sept. 30, gale at 1.30. Terms cash, no Tes-
FOR S_ E _ hardwood, stove erve. Both farms• sold. Ken and AN-'N.A-N; — In losing, memory of a i ,
lengths. $i6.00 Pei cord,'Phone - Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. .- (tear f,ither, John Annan, who Pass-
ed -away,' Set17
P BLUE BRAND BEEF
Pick. 187J2. . , 194
• Sept. 16 4,ors, Nothing but memories,0
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 �
caftle. Digs .hens, implements,' mod- As we journey --
OLD HORSES — $15.00 el T. Ford, bay and grain 'harness Longing for a smile 1 ;i
Cam bell ;link Farms Pa Round steak, Sirloin
' '
p 3 and furniture etc., the property of From IL loved one gone ,
You $15.00 For Your Old Horse' Kirk Beelb�;, lot 10, con. 5, picker- None knows the depths or Wing roast - 69c
-At Your Farm. _ ing Twp., one mile south of Green- of our deep regret,
HO\iT: Agincourt 1&712 Collect wood Hill, about a mile and a halt But we.remember
P
south of No, 7 Highway, No reser- When others forget. rk
t Butt of Po
ve, farm sold. Terms, cash. John —Lovingly remembered by Tena ,
Scott and R. Faulkner, clerks. A. S. and Family. O1' C�1Q55c
ps t a s :
Tractor Work ,
! � f OAR,DEx PLOWINGj.:
DL13CIN(I
_ 111 LIGHT EXCAVATING m r pp s i t as eA �e em urgste`k ' ,,"39
Weed and Grass Cutting From
June is to Sept. go.. SNE R&A-SON why Canadians are so Healthy _ they eat so many pickled SH4ULDEi PORK 45c
CKA8• 11W1X31i Q8 of our Ontario flavor and national fruit—THE APPLE. Eaten raw, or
Pickering. Ontario _ Pbose 254 in that treat dish APPLE SAUCE, or is the unexcelled APPLE PIE,
one gets the vitamins, the calcium, and other mineral salts in just the SyVIFTEN11�tG ' 35e
_ A Ptctore story Of right blend,as well as that general tone to the digestive system.
:YOOR WHDDIRIi .0RASMERE ORCHARDS apples are produced on our rich soils, ter
tilieed by the trace minerals, while the fruit from the blossom to the
- ;gable is protected from fungus and insect pests, by the use o! the Lat-
v h to measure u to the gra49@
de standard Bede ro --s _
est repelbants, Eery apgIe as D
• •
and'-even better. That is why every apple is a good.apple. ✓
• . PNOTOGRAP{iFR a��cny�,E APPLEI6 are sold in packed 6-Quarts, and in Hampers. sa"usage
:. Each package entries'th `Grasmere Orchards brand, the variety and
e �lfif, 148 BroeY St, South 8 e
the :grade. Be sure to ask for ,•and get GRAAMERE•.A.PPLEB in the pure Oik
WHITBY ONT. „ ,- a Yonr Dealer telt you ii '
origlntal container, which is alwaysL ewe ma
Pftd% Hoots tnrday' Onb the apples are G:asmcre Brown. !. rr
W. To 9 P.'U. �� tom► 1 �
� C :�dhi:ilE APPLE..; aro so:,l L; the following merchants: Margene 1 t,c;a'� s, t'� I' ._•,1
SII
r' "LE REGISTER Tbo RIA BTCRbi, pickaring RED au4 WW Pickeffof
t - •. kjjA11A R : '•::TlI, Pickering CROWN INN GROG-, Woodlands
Et l r.w.ITT.v I 1• ....a,- :!n 121i11k7orsv7 � ..
Sn a• Cw�lAffii#1 'Pld-kills lSV --
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Long Experienced
AIOTHFR WEEK OF DELGliTFCL
Mi. -S.
H A P M A N & SON
_ DRIVE DOWN ANY toyal Pogue
`ENTERTAINMENT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER •
: NWHT TO TKE t ea J , . � v Puckering and Whitby Twps. ;Phone 28 1 W - Pickering, Ont, 11
$WAUTIFTL Farm, Household and Property - —
ISTOp Si FREE PARING WEST HILL Prompt Attention Given
JL ZZ Q M� L - ,
Whitby R. R. i - Phone Wh. 814
LADIES
See 7
See Us '
SAT, Sept. >�8, 17
YOUR
ATTENTION, PLFIA9E 1 y
Shivers, Snickers and Screams of �',r For WE HAVE XUST PLACED IN STOCK A VERY
Lauber when ., -. REAL VALUES .. COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF
Abbott & Costello Smart Shoes for ..mart Dressers
EET FR,AYMENSTWXIN
with Boris ]ta:lofi = BOW,C BAN HEEL . .......................x Exceptional buy $4.96 .
GORECK and BROW
MWITH
• LADEW BROWN CrUBAN"HEEL OXFORD,
HON• Tom. �'t' 19, 20 1• HARDWARE SMART, PEaFORATEDD BROGUE TYPE �
— CARY GRANT - , _ -- - -- - - - - ---� -$ 6
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IFtiB' BR,QWN_r LMQK E+LK BROOUEIS
Am�ii, BUSBY WIDTH REAL EASY FITT� 4 8
i _..DIANA LYNN Y u x- DIDS• BI.4M;K LEATHER TONGUE PUMP WITH
EveGirl �`LOuld '{' BOW HIGH REM VERY I)RESSY 6,60
r LA.DrWl BROWN SUEDE PUMP,TEA HOW
PLATFIORM SOLS, HIGH. CUBAN HEMI ........,`..:..:....»...:
.. Be Married - .. �
1'JL wbieb a slick ichkk sn&Pw j apzat L few days last week frith LADIES' BLACK SUEDE PUMP, ..».•.•.••.•••...•...•»».. i
2-STRAP, HIGH CUBAN HEEL _- .... $4.60
rdoeetor jLa sister, Mrs. J. S. Wilson.
91 � A number Lrom here attended the LADWOVEN N SUfDE VAMP, PLATFnd LEATHER ORM SOLE, PLOP
_ -'W�. TBUR. 6ept.
- LARRY PARKS anniversary services of First Bap- OPEN TOE, N1FTY,and ATTRACTIVE, HIGH HEEL _' $6.96
tist 409L=h, Whitev%le, The chofi
CHAPI�N , tram here and the First Baptist Lo- F "
3gAWVjWj=
action APP asth+er, led the service of praise. _ Every. a Winne!
Ina Ftev. M. Ranier took the worship
Gallant Blade cervica. - 6 .
. > A few trim here attended the
Yowl tok" yaw visit to the, Tusher-Farris wedding aL Barrie Sunday as-
vice. iODrOlBT AND BOW
P30XY - Ash the m+aagep•' to MIA � last Saturday. Mm 'Van 'Fiore has asked us to Oi & Qiotflag _ ster0bod. deaaed
you oat 141st d ntteaction+s each .• Rally Day 8ervicoa at the Baptist give nodee that Klesloa Band sed oftssed 1!e new. a lw@6
unday School next Sunda 3t 2.30. e� �� Also� szonth • _ Ili � y will start its .meetings again on sOsslt a[ �!-aisss salts,, ore�b
—.. ,
lou x111 be .welcomed. Monday. October S. at 3.45 p. m.. • mod stock of sent
Mrs. J. Davies returned home af. In the Sunday School room, This soafs sad cif ~
ter Mending a week is Toronto. group is for both boys Lad girls �• huWaMb a at ve�y !rasps•
a1W �eless � sad be eoOtlaaad.
% Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lehmans and aged 6. to 10, so we hope the mot-
: �A. children of Goodwood, visited Mrs. hers will let them attend these !; fir^;
Lehmans puts on the week-end, aaeetYngs whey they will learn
r e
something of the missionary wa3'k Map le Leaf Fire
c f our church JW well as have�frell-
Centenaiai United Ch owahi'p together and learn how^ to
-
Mrs. Blair', of Trenton,_and Mfrs, nro6
Wbitevale� Back, of Montreal, a:e_vvi>siitiag their run their own organization. •Cee
•--- sister, Mrs. Riches. There were still a Few missing ,ant leaders are ffirs• Living
Ams-,� J. pugh has been entertain. School re-opened on Tuesday with tram worship this week as some of and ;Mia. Conroy and these three Write or Phony
our 4olk took their final holiday of girls together can help the young Gbrp ]stab icor Farre sad �
4g her daughter-ta-law, as attendance of torty-ane, W. y HandbW
qld ) h. oL New York for a few peal Augustiuo is la byes- ti.e year, Many of the youngsters folk tremendously. W¢dseoTen Jlasaeeaos.an BaadWa
�Ual"der the parental roof for the Mr. sad Mrs, A. J. Taylor visited ire back with us and we hope to Rall Day is September 25, at 10
week.
recently with Rev, and Mss. Bick, see more of them as we settle down 1, m. and it is hoped all members Aiap0ob11e Iasoraaoe of Windmill, 8fil"M _�
a,eek-and: Mies Doris Wilson, MIN of Bobcaygeon. will receive notices
A oar 9x11 work. of the sahood
+Connie 13aadap and friend, Mise Several activities ore being lined before then so they will know Just Bowra' & Gibson
;:1lLaasaret Chapman, all of Toronto. up and this week In no exception what is to take place. Some of the
afee. .ta>oorge Burkholder In visit- East Woodlands with a imeetiug of the Elders on children started practi0fa8 today
with some cousins is the U. S. Tuesday evening; W. M. S. at Mrs. Oar this service and wetax expect it Cables sad !lowers as well ee the
O(re, W; Burk was hoaonred thY Cain's on. Thursday afternoon. and will be well worth attending. well-known White Eleplliats los
pace more the activities have
der children, grand�hildrea and started at the hall. Last Moadsy OtiLefal Bid meeting 02 the charge Thanksgiving Services will- be stale. The ladies will welcome sill '
#teat grandchildren gran ch hex birth- at the Church, Dunbarton, on Fri- held at Centennial Church on Sun-; contrlbution3 and aseLstan,ce sad
night saw a large crowd out to the
. '¢,ay, on 'Sunday �•, '_ fleet Bingo of the fall season. The �y evening. All the folk connected day!, October 2, and we will give ergs all to support them.with thel>c ' •
with these bodies are urged to at- further announcement about this $Vurrhases on that day.
Gxmt plans are being made by prizes were good and a good time ,Markham Fair is drawing near a-
United Church Sunday School tend, atm
Ahe was had by all. Miss N. J. Galeas, On Thursday evening at 8.30 p. The following Snaday. October 9, f Baia and the;gtrls Who are active In
teachers and officers for the Rally of West Hill and Mr. F. S. Carter,
pay 3ervi.e on Sunday, Sept. 25, of Highland Creek boili won on the m• the choir will commence pract- Centennial. will observe Communion Junior Farmer work are busy sew-
puriag the suzrimer months attend- of Highland
!pedal a they split the mon- Wing again and everyone is urged Sunday. If there is anyone desirous Ing and knitting and practicing ca
lints has dropped mt. So, 1! inter- ey, h having they
s ]lits• n- to be on hand and give Mr. Barnes of Joining our church at that time their culinary ability to see If they
etted, plan to ,attend .this.service, ward of av ng $5.0 was the win- ~t fiittle. co-operation, so that the please. contact the Minister or any can earn. the silver cake plate with
service oP xorshlp• is our church of the Elders prior to that date. its honour of having the highest
tad start off the fall and winter near of the Jack-Pot of $35.00. Our may be very inspiring .and well
Season with a record attendance. next Bingo will be Monday, Sept. Next week is the big week for numfier,oL points is the Junior
The regular monthly meeting of 2g„ and'on this night a new Jack- done. bit, Barnes gives himself un- C•enteanial W. A•, with the first Homemaker Show.
Pot will be started with 510,00, so stintingly to all phases of-church Fall meeting on Thursday, the -22nd. Ifrs. Levi Annis is 'entertaining
--;the R'oman's Association was held work and it is hoped the choir will
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1 fife tufted Sunday room keep. this date fa mind and be sure and our Bazaar on the following her brother from Montana this
-with the President Mrs,School.Hast. reciprocate by full attendance ev• Saturday, the 24th,.There Will be month and is enloyin.- hl.1
1 Ings r This a you,lay Sept. 15th, will see i era weep both at practice an,. at home-baking, sew-ng, fruits, �`ege- very much.
to take your chance at, winning,
in the chair. The devotional
yeriod was conducted by Mrs. F. the A.-opening of'our Sunday School
bLddletoa and airs. J. \ighsw•and.e under the direction of Mh'. David
'.Jtoll Call was answered by the word Fantham. all parents in the school
"`Light". ala, Randall gave a re- area are usked to remember this.' / / / With A
jport of the "Sick Committee" a; to and if yoqr child is not, already '�
visits made, etc. alias Ida Gray ren- connected with a Sunday group send /
mum
{dered a delightful vocal solo, act them along to the East Woodlands
jompanied at the piano by Mrs. G. Hall on Sunday at 3.00 o'clock. This OIL HEATER
jVan Bl�aricomi. Comimittees were sel- School Is un-denominational , A
.jetted for' the congregational sup- parents of Brownies are asked to
per to be held in October; also, keep Wednesday, Sept. 2S in mind
groups.arranged for the annual baz- for that is the dry the Brown Owl
Oar, The W,. M. S. to have the will be calling all little Brownies- IT RADIATES 49 �
"Touch and Take Tree"; also home- back to the Toad Stool. Remember, + '
McDade candy stall, and discussed little girls six and one-half years :`r� r�� �• • • ��
t
Whether the
kitchen could be wired and ender eleven can come to he AT ONCEI
for an electric`stove....the Trustees Hall at 4.30 Wednesday, Sept. 28,
to find out. Mrs. J. McLachlan gave On Sept, 24 we will' see the open-
�e► brief talk on her visit out West, ing of the shows, the first picture
the group Farted g delk_i0ug lu,�ch. being ."Xa}ne is July'. There will 'Now man i �
boa.
be two shows: one at '2.3 0 P. M.
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for the children, admdsaion 10C.,, e s s i
;Cl�errywood
and again at 4.00 X. when aim.
'talon will be 25c. for everyone. On Model R32 'Oil Heater. is compact—Lake$
last wok) October 1., we hope to start our up less than 1.j a 2 feet of floor space. Big -
�rec elved too
late Amin ur Shows again. You will be
The Woman's Association will heat output--32;000 B.T.U. —circulates !
hearing moire about thio later, but x.1,000 cu. ft. of warm air—an hour.
$aeet in the Hall on Wednesday af- it you know,ot anyone that has tal-
ternoon, Sept. 21, SubJeet for De- eat,be sere they get on the show Sa i
tvotfon - "The challenge of the 9. Woodlands' Hall following Me Ideal for-small homes, offices.
Christian Home to the Community" night show, Everyone is asked to NO COAL
pSeane note clts•nge of date. OR WOOD stores, extra rooms, cabins,.gar-
Rouge the Rouge Hill School TO CARRY ages, etc. See our OoleQ=
John gad Jimm.e .Tomuce, of Fair thin S�ttur""day. It promises Lo
Claremont, have been visiting their be s real event and really worthy NO demOnstra�l9�1. ._. ,
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$ranLLDarente, M's, and Mrs. Frank of your patronage. Sas you of the
!tad Mrs. Torrance. ._
We are sorry
Mr. CmwtheT is 1T! `•• ;
ho o he will r0oa be a:oand a- -
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Answer elsewhere on this page.
t+r�otrots "You recognize this? Of course yowl s
M - A 11 11 In these arrangements, include
Tia atsrs iron far: Y lralnla Aman M1� hT g
dol Do you want to know !lobo it «
- � eeeoaM the wild. frostier wen by rail and � • your father'often enough to calm
e a respease to tba pita or bar Gana came into m possession?" «
Y P �°"� ies[ly CbtdeastLo'� any . suspicions she may have-
Lawrsee. that are tome to him at "I recognize it," Virginia said. "It " s
•nest us sass 6loulta. LrdL.rlaz tb. bold• � about him.
Dear Anne ,(ilial; We are 11
of w seae east or Lsaasa. v wrier , was mina It was taken From me + Ofte a married man in his
r ONO" pia at bars war a masa bez ter during the stage holdup. I-I-don't thildren, most bf us married and «
eawo Barren. samruna azar at Sean , SU's Or '60's rows bored with i
a Nealts an •Nand, *be !e eewered wr u. care hew you came by it l" with youngsters of our own. We are e g
all ver much concerned about our hist lot, is tempted to risk a last
Jn. asdan "r•w aha aaee L' The partly open door creaked s o flip p g poo �
�
Washington ata who Is New taw father's conduct. g before old age willies u s'' -
y'.. surial awns. Pru, abe leaeaar•1#ae noisily on its hinges as it swdng • him, and brings shame and nor-
las periess etrera a Wier Barren *vee a wide. Virginia turned and saw Steve -"Two years « g t
C�1a"Meg dere. sheet` kine 40141131 w a o, he started row to those 'who love him most.
a. W. newer eraaard. of box toot Barrod'standing is the doorway. g a 1lfaop a wife feels the same urge
ser a, r agovowtr bitter pad agivieft He always seemed a threat to being unfaithful • too, brei she is more apt to Wink
M sr re ten boom alms Randall' m`'. Virginia- and now with his rim to Mother. We
e�le s erst rrsl reload the 'lase g g « first, of her responsibilities. �E�9'
t' er •salla" !Sorsa. me go"se see face and glittering eyes .he was told her. but '! n
ON 00. 'writ Tiseists baa saw Dad d d' talked ' i salute
tslsY6asr tlis asslsn Mare rash,,,. more.L#lan a threat He was danger Y you all in ;our anxiety
s itself. her out of it and « to brighten your mother's lifer *I
CHAPTER IX a (i
- -- � --_ she believed ' I h SMF'His voice came low. but sharp. ore she lives long, and more 0�
'When she facdd the girl inside "bliss Ames may not care, Lanya- him. Ever since " happily than ever. And tyle
fser tiny Hying roam. Virginia saw but i do How did you come by that he has had one a -5 a
t that she was distressed. Her lips cameo pin?" affair After an- RELIEF IS LASTING
- �quiivered and she moved nervousN The-girl-shrank from him as he other. He seems to feel no shame Thoughtful children can do much
' etrme the 'room to the window. that we know it. We have agreed to cheer an aging mother, Cherish Tome's crus thing for the and
palue
came into the room, her eyes wide g ours while o the muscularaches wad
stood looking out a moment then_ and full.of terror. She cried in her. among us not to tell Mother, Y, you have her, and >�t .�� �1ioi
ahat
as if with • supreme .$ort throat. "yonrr heard e ""1e- it usual to expect men is know th* satisfaction it will bring accompany a cold t
cosh Anne 'Hirst cera help-write IN"ANTUM.IMTA14TDm
Andes, .you're not"going 'to, Steve Barron was before her. He their SO's to trifle? Y p-writs fast relief from beat I'm going to say"".0t reached out and seized her left "As a mother, ours can't be boa!, the reliat
her at Box 1. 123 Eighteenth St, 1?� and
,said in a flat _voice. "You -won't wrist. "1 know," he snapped. "You She has had more than her. share New Toronto, Oat. iisprolongedI
,.dven like the way IT. say it.' 1-1 got thgt pin from Phil Lawrence- of work and. trouble. She's never ��- So g� nc got q�
• toomiort. IXeTAIrTI16! is rxlmpounded
nem no lady. I know no fine words so it's he who has been steak had an of the nice thins other +
�_r. ng my' Y g ; like a doctor's
sl prescription
ption of tbtw
money off the sta$es!" mothers get, except what we give ���g Boot -- Wim• You can
Virginia smiled. She was puz;led. "No, nol" cried Lanya. you give us some idea
y __ her. Will depend on its fast action in gettift
!rut despite herself-she Hiked Lana s • . what to do. e
tip y Zoo sur eons have made .a nuc- relief from ewers,day aches and paint.
R. J•" Rica[ boot for Carla, one of Whip. headache rheumatic pam• for nes-
e
Slip recalled Mrs. Warden's "Don't-Ge to me!" Barron land in • snade'6 four Indian elephants. '
a. c =#orris. that Lanya was not a bad cold rage. "You ungrateful tittle- • The kindest thing you can du Carla, aged Htie or neuralgic
N .0d but merely unfortunate. -�', He broke o$ and suddenly a for your mother now is to shield walking g aine,e,and examination �'
r Fine words we dishonest a her from the knowledge of your g
words.
«� Lea " struck her across the mouth with « 1 showed her to have a weak ankle.
ye-, elle said gently. the flat of his hand. father's unfaithfulness, and .fila .get Imar.aae tisq ,rr
"I'm going to be.-honest," came a her daily life with the comfort, She has been given a leather 'b5ot ams
The blow flung Lanya against the a and pleasure's she deserves. fitted with an ankle support. lass N�b 'iret4 '�
w '< j0 a heavy reply. wall, then she sank down in a sob
"What is it. Lanya?* bing hap. Steve Barron swung ' Don't let a day pass without
Lanya said, "It's abort Phil Law- about and strode to the door, ' a telephone call from some of Speaking From Eirperienee
t .armee." Lanya rose to her knees, "Steve! • you. Take her for unexpected Ths town band will assist as usual 4hstantine
Virginia's voice broke on Where are you going?" • outing, with your children, for in the Memorial Day program and - -
fhe tee• He halted in the doorway slow4 o frequent drives. and to movies Will add snap to the occasion. Noth- 12-Teblsttd!/�
"Yes," Lana whispered. "Yon turned. his face black and his a es. • and concerts this fall. When ing adds dignity to a MemorW '
are, I love him.'' stormy, "To see Lawrence."he said a something special comes to town, band.-Rey (Ohio) paper, NewwwAsel'N-Tabisf Sea@
"Yon--love him!" Her thoughts savagely. ' buy tickets for her -and one or
were thrown Tato sudden confusion "No!" Lanya got to her feet Her t two of her choice friends, an,l
Oteve Barron. lim Randall. And face -was gray to the lips. "Stene • ask her 'to take them to dinner _ _
•. iwow-Phil! don't! 'I'll`do an thin a at your expense. Send her off "
y gyoanything in Rolle
"I'm not going to give him up," the world. ['ll marry you, Steve-' ' for short visits to. out-of-town PARKER
* HOUSE
Ike dark girl said. "Not frirr von. "You're. generous too late, Lan- - � friends or her family. And do get
I love him-and he loves me! .. together anal''buy her new fall
„ -ya• he told her, a clothes, and a •permanent, and
So that is. what holds him here.' The girl drew 'a shat breath. •
Virginia said chokingly. "And he „ g p. see that she has some ipend•
As afraid to toil' last. I should have Steve, if you do what's in 'your • ing money of her own: Encour• . detMet Sake PIes9y► a
-;nownI- mind, 1-1 shall tell Jim Randall '• age her to be active in her church, Measure into large bowl.3!i oup s
Lanya said simply. "He feels what ( knot abort yo�P' • and, other groups, so she will lukewarm water, 1 top. grana-
" • enlarge her acquaintance. 1 lated sugar;stir until is dine-
rated by a promise-to marry you. a'olved. Sprinkle with env
Virginia watched Steve Barton's stings
Virginia stood up. She felt no g • She will. almost renew her Fleischmann's Royal Fast Rising r
ioeger, but only a furious desire to face with alarmed eyes. Fear played «
tght for her own. And if I hold briefly across it, then was replaced • Youth in the knowledge that her Dry Yeast. Let stead 10 inia, ;;
to his romise? "she demanded.
Dy- something that was cruel and children and grandchildren still THEN stir well Scald 1 a imilk
? " • need her, that she is important and stir in ti tbs.granulated argar, r
"You don't believe.-me, do you t" deadly: « 2H tope. salt; cool to lukewarm �:?':'• `
�. " to theta as, an individual. Your
No," he said: "No, you won t: 'Add to east mixture and stir in
Lanya said. She picked up some- a love and your thought for her o lukewarm water. Beat in 8 ,
'tlting from the table and held it out He walked from tht house thea • will go a long way toward dim-
c.t o Virginia. it was the cameo pin.' and Virginia, going to the door. a ming the memories of her .earlier w 1.Bea in bleed flied beat
waw him striding toward the big, a well Beat in 4 lbs melted abort-
dif if ult' days. f ening. Work in S a more once-
false-fronted building of his gam- `
adted bread flour. Knead until ; \
bling place. Lanya Correy came and smooth and elastic;/�_� stood trembling at her side. Upside down to prevent pepking, i SOB in .? �?r:•,
Come Out from g greased bowl and brush top with
"He'll do ill" the dance, ball girl melted butter or shoi-toning. "'"
Under
LL_� hysterically. .. _ A 1 .N 'I a /1 d 5 t/ Cover and set in o
�UrideT t/gc cried h stericall He 11 kill Philt o?>frm Place,flee ::: � ` •
N I A Zl 3 N
aim N 3 S from draught. Let rise until
s:
Virginia turned quickly, fighting h,Shadow -
down, fear. "Lanya, hurry to the N 3 Y 9 a I a 9 a I Y doubled in bulk. Pivaoh down �<<'
• of 1 d 9 3 N 5 3 1 I N dough in bowl,grease top and let
stable and have my horse saddled. rias again until nearly doubled.
I need only five minutes to change 9 4 N a 5 1 3 1 9 e Punch down dough and roll out ..
to riding clothes l" a v e A n b 1 a n to 3ti•thick,Cut into rounds
s t "Where are you going? Il 1 1 7 3 d 5 w n 7 b t 7 with 8e cutter;brush with melted
rp "To warn Phill" Virginia flung b Y 5 9 3 5 5 ! Y butter or shortening. Crease
Iry DOLCIN Tablets for prompt back over her shoulder. She was �'! 9 S 5 1 O g 91913 w rounds deeply with dull side of
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already hurrying across the dusty, I I 1 9 d 1 1 O 3 Y fold l a little to one side al centre;' yt•
Ielieffrom AATHRITiCeItdAHEU- fold larger half over smaller half YA1
sun-blasted street toward Sarah 3 O 21 d 3 I M► 1 Y (.
KATIC pain...Try DOWN... Walden's house. and press along the fold. Place,
I a l Y al 1 w Y 2 A. 9 touching each other, on greased. ,
set.s.bottle of 100 or S00 tablets (Continued Next Week) '! b ' N 4 d Y - S M Y d Pte• Grease.tops -Cover and let '.)(Ir d
,from your druggist TODAY and rise until doubled in bulk. Bake r
'join the thousands of relieved in hot oven, 400', about 16 min. DRY YEa.S�' f( 1
1 ►t FAST l
'sufferers who by taking DOLCIN "-•w' .��fsFsxr
:have come out from under the Banis i lint �uDDr TDilet `"'•°"""~
''ifhadow of Pain
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from right to left, are the following entrants with their animals:—Don Perry; Delbert Chinnkk; Mary jack; Glen Clackett; Jack.Carant; Don Brodie; Jim
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Dresden is very proud -of the new grandstand which has at total seating capacity of 2,500 and plenty of space in the rear of the building for
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::'Society, is to be congratulated Frett Miss—Joan Ironsides took,to honours w•ith?lter
on the top-notch` Fair held' at r. y P Po�lY+
Shaves Of Gene Autr oun Jack McFadden o l3.�,i';n Willie Winkie, at the Ingersoll Fair. bliss Ironsides will show '
y.' g ) Ingersoll this,vear. Harry was. Willie �Vinkie at London, Aylmer, and numerous other Fairs
Is shown above just p o entering the pony contest. The one of the busiest men on the . ' Y
closest most city boys ome to a pony is, in the pages of the Roy grounds. Apart from his activi- during the coming month. They will be a hard combination to =
Rogers or Gene Autry comic books.'It's different in the country. ;ties as• President, he. had his heat as they proved at Ingersoll, when they won the'R. Simpson
At times your roving photographer felt that the entire
youthful own display to look atter, Special!
opulation of small town and rural Canada was on horseback Willie\Vinkie wasa perfect model. He'posed with the air
p of a veterrn trop,)er, and seemed possessed of unlimited; Bence:.,
The on�� slioty at T�resden •��•as colour`nt, e-•��T�•�� ar1/1 thrilling. '- P�
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to right are Ann Sterling, Ncho placed first; Lee •Montgomery, 2nd; and Tommy Davis,
3rd. Lee '.lout cnnery also captured the-title of Champion�Showman. The Calf Club was one
grapher to snap his .picture.
of the biggest drawing cards at the Fair, and Murray Jack, the Club Leader, may well be proud
of the showing• that the boys and girls.--and their,entries made.
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SNOW FENCE -.100 ft- 8011 ............:.............. $15.00 Of The Following Renu
THEAAsphalt Shingles REAL IdSTATH
"FTSREEN^' PAPFiR - 48 in. I*yh, 850 stir ft. ;12.50 Roll Roofing in All Grades CONVEYANCXIG1
TI�2T�'Y Building Supplies forllmmediate Delivery,—Asphalt Siding
halt Root Coating' An om�e.6.bTo Agency,Reads
AIR-CONDITtONFmSUngles,. Cede} SWjWe4 aypr,oc Wa* Board, Mas. Alamiiutr Corner Bead phone Pickering 60
seas Ridge Cap and Valley _
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY onite,_tDonnaoonna, G,hazed Tilt; (llrinnaey tale'rind cbbnaey Flue LiningFace Brick
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Bepbetnber la, 18 and 17 American Cement, , Brick
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Shows at 7.00 and 9.00 P.W• - - Bats aad Lowe OedsM-
Saturday Matinee At 1.80 P. M- _. - Posh and Pales LsAsmoe Ot All Kbdo
Champion : : LAREMONT CO-OPERATIV . W. MITC Ami ante
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KOIMLY, TUES." �DpTF,t4rDAY PR�JNTICF�
.I -- — - 19 90 $1 - --- —. - IUCTIONEERa
---- eamnestw works
Septtmber + , —-- — _
Mets, Don Hedges and Rosemary Egeen Burton, daughter of Mr. and Fisons ~
' phows at 0••45 and 9 P-;M• spent a few days last week with Mrs Norman Burton, Comtism ag Ontade aid Y•r>k,
Claremont, ala �Y� � ��
s friends at SeaTboro Blufts. Ontario became the bride of Will
•'��{+° Farm Stook Ia�plemaeab Has•
forever Amber Mm. and Mrs. Thos, Forsythe, of jam Earle Cook, son ori -Mrs. Blench ]bola F�tvr% PAM �,
London, Out., spent the week-end Cook,and the Iate Stanley Cook, at Sales our 8 at111
In Te�soolor with Mr. and Mrs. Jack B�dgerow. Claremont, y„ MCEACHNIE'S + Rat L ��� for 68
Made, .DrMtiaem porniel Wilde , Mr. and MTS. Lintoa of Toronto, {liven in 'cage by her Lath �ITITRR DEKLM Prim of One.
spent the week-end with friends is the bride wore floor-length sown of
Sande'y Clareimont, blush ivory, satin .with sweetheart Mill ha P. . phone' Xawrx
gilite W"
Richard Glstleae The small spaniel owned by Cliff ,neckline, and carried a cascade of FUNERAL DSS �� P. O. phone Parti
FRI.. SATURDAY Liscombe was chased by another talisman :06611. Her only attead=t Vrlvate Ambulance 8e�`vlo• Pela<ktioes ha"
setsblf�a
TIzv�AY. — dog and rsn under the back wheels wa&'M'iss Dorothy Hawkley, who a>utiaoeees case •
�. Septnmrbey 991 28 94 of Jack Norton's truck on Monday wore a gown of zaedium blue bro- Nlgbt
Morning. It died a few minutes lat- carded taffeta cad married a bouQust VA, McRACIBN'M prop.
e V/ ere Stranger or. cq pink roeee. Rev. I. E. Kennedy Phone Pick. 193 ' F�
Mir, and Ma•a. Don Wbite, Broug performed the ceremony, In a sett-
�m Jones�,Jaiha Garfield ham. ,were the Banda, guests .of Ing of pink and'white gladioli and C. C. RICHARDSOh
Peds Armendaris -- Mr. and Mn. Harold Loyst, pink and white asters. Darts. the Pickwinge Ont. all NAMT D=DDM
Mr. and Mr•. Gordon Bek] and signing of the register, Mrs. Oazl
family of Uxbridge, spent 'Sunday Devitt, who presided at the organ, ��: Toe�oate . PS.. OE�4
with Mor. and Mrs, Arthur Prouse. played "'O Perfect Love', and."I
man versa
. The best �M. •M A W
We understand that George Con- lave you Truly" ,
- stoble will be leaving us shortly to Arnold Burton. The unborn, Hawss)d Chi
- go to Newmarket, where he will 0 and Tommy Bvarton. ,. Iir� A�vvr'IIOPISBB X14,
E®vetrou �1n OROXIOneW
*rate an implement business. His the reception held at the home
g garage ,hare ,bad not been sold at a f ULe bride, her mother received in 7.
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time of writing. in a Sown of burgundy crepe with
u j �Q� or Mr. and MTs. Kedth Drake, of•Orr- lace bodice and corsage of creaan PYars•R Wti'K• . ROBT. Auirm, Pam.
HOVJ 'assisted a SL E•.y Wt�rs H
it t the week-end with hes° rosea. The ara,om'e mother id Dsadr
spent $ 7t�itby. Ont. -
YINWAKM AND ysrents,•Mr. and 1Lre, Fred Ward. Meaning a gown of powder blue ! �� Wei
,p'IIRNAi7E REPASR$ Mrs. Frank Loyst nae said her . crepe and corsage of pink roew.
on Ito. 2 , .
hoose to Mr. Jesse Warden Green- For the wadding trip to Eastern !lt'i•M• . Whitby 4491
Now said Vood Xlec�e Watf wood, who wAl be moving in the %nd Northern Ontario, the bride _
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_ near lutare, wore a navy blue gabardine suit,
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G. BAS *rs. Ernest Baker bad.a number with m,abphin; topcoat and navy [I11�'ta00[Z IB,f,
in on Wednesday evening for a — and chat treuee a"smories. They
:P'bone: Brooklin 72 A 9 "Faller Brush Demonstr+ation.'" will reside la Claremont 940 fe 12AC sand S00 to a.tao
(No.. is ,Highway, & miles North Dong,, Reynolds and Bruce Leh• >e�ssslsis: ]t/aa., Wed., IV, 7 A f
of Whitby) a" have returned after a visit r DION= MMG.. Op. P. p, J A. WILLOUGFiDr'
with the Manion boy& at Tweed. VV�L AND *Ohs
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clark of Win JV Oi4IdIWA, ONTO Fain Years camas lAq;.
['�(�('�{� aroe have returned home atter hav- p ome - � 9m: 151A Blarsa may.
DOORS ing spent tbTse weeks with Mr. &AS � mirular monthly meeting of (Thr•e.Dsa 8•rvic• Arranged) F" r0�ry R*OP rty Con.
Mr R E � � the Women's Institute will be held Act J. 11. (Sud) 8tewari
COMBINATION, IN81DE A,ND Mr. and MTs, Vic Morley will soon rn the -rowasbip Hall, on Tuesday. AD00o5 . 'rt*r+o te
he
OUTSIDE DOORS. t3rept. 20 The program will be Foe That Hoes Is The �
ALL MADE OUT O!' be moving to Toronto. wh6re he h� ..Qitir,enabd�-and Edu*ation" withHers & AtM►aai� Call our Clq Dept.
CLEAR LUMBER been employ4d for some time. M>$• T. Joh;.atoa as 'Convener. pie 9101 W 9-etoatf. 990 SY9usT . Teeoat•
A3AO Jack Mansell, rltlanager of the
sq"LVA CORD PLYWOOD" Sano Plant hen, will be married Holl Cal' — ,,outstanding Etveat In .,,Licensed
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• 'r""jJ la Toronto this Saturday, and the ;j your School Days". Hostesses: Mrs.
N M Cordon community extend beat wishes to Bark, MTs. W. Gray, Mrs• ,Norton, GORDON F. OSBOR�NE
Mr. Mansell and We bride, Follow- °° Seebeck and Mie Harden. :Auctioneers
s yIIMB>!;R YAIRDB fag the wedding trip, they will re- Misses Bnela and Kay hLa,milton,
cad Mr. Donald Duncan spent Sun. Y•se''s Experience
�IItlGl. ONTARIO side in our village, whe-e he is now . _ -
phoM i4 building a name. day at Newcastle, gt the home of 6aies anywhere' ndstslct ra�iA
The Mission Band met on Tues- Mr. and Aldred. , ... Speoilisding in Farts Btocik. Farm-
&y in the Sunday SrbooI of 'the, Mr. d Mss. Robert Masters,Bar- tare and PrupeRy gales. .i���? lull
United Church, with Mrs. Will Ev- bars "d Joan, spent the week-end All Bales personally Listed and ._ illi j
with the iatter•s sister, M.T. OLI14 Addveetiaed. Bab prepared and Iaweasyee OOMWaoy
.J ane and 11Lrs. Wilmot Hill to charge. Mra. Hurry Ma;9.aahlan, of Oakvikle. Posted-
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The-Baptist Church will celebrate -
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IlII 8 ire 128th anaiivereary this Sunday, v Mr. Fletcher, of Oshawa, ,
Tresahoi a very inspiring sermon on Prompt ServicC1 Tom PheTrlfa
+- Sept. 18, There will be special mug: _
do for the occasion. Everyone invited Suadray. Mr. Fletcher has a ver? r , ®UO Oray, O•hawra
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i tc these services rpleaeaat way of, p egentiag his ser- Reasonabtie Rates ft*. Wwte; �••m•
We are pleased to report that Mr. mon$, especially for our young pec- RHONE 990 STOUFFV>J.I.E
•DAILY fiavtCI t0 ALL
James McCullough is slowly recov• Die. NOTT!:-no service next Sunday.
CANADIAN ANDV4A./OMM a fag from a•stroke euftered•fart 11�sg M•.?''on• Hickey, of 'Malton, 'r�ei paw• gam, Wm", am ^
•CNAITMD SUM OWN - spent the meek-en-end with Mr, and
I•!At ilsrlCI NN AN - �A Mrs. Csas Killey and family.
•101A�� :Our newly-decorated church was
IMF' •�! Ards N00"AUOM at I+X'al Boy flails For Scotland
To play Hockey Tthe w ed on Saturday, Sept. y for «Your Friendly Resident Agent"
li�aTERN HOU "Oa Wedneed•ay of last week, Gil- the wept+flag of Ming Dorothy 'Bur- -
ton sad Mr, FArl Cook, of Clare LNISLTRANCTr AGENT
y �M 40 bent Williamson left by _plane for RJ�lII+TOR
Scotland where he will play hockey moat. A large num1be: of friends as LIFE, FIRB CASUALTY, BONDS, AUTOMOBILIN
well 116 t'he guests attended the
with One of the Scottish teams this LLiB11AITY LYBURANCE gm• - :
.,,.:LUMBER season. A farewell party was held double-riLg ceremony, which we be- BUY FROM AN
for him at the home of his parents lieve is the first in the church, Con. LIST YOUR PR4PDRTLEi3 FOR SALE WITH
Mr, and Mrs, M. Williamson, About gratulati'ons to this, happy couple, _
SHEETING SHELVING fo-ty boys made the trip from Mal-
daughter
a.,d Ws. wrm. Burton and CYRIL E: MORLEY .
ton. daughter 'Mary Elizabeth, also Miss -
FLOORING m.argare' Burton, of Detroit, were
her f
254 268 x � Lo;othv :inrton and hada pleasant
_ Bo ]era 'E LUMBER
1 T[ARO)t.D SCOTT All rinks were full when the tour- the with end.lees and friends over COM
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the weer_-enc:. �e o*
Between Highways 21 and 2A. nament for the Kaiser Cup Trophy ylrs. Butler and Mrs, Sheppard of
On Frenchman's Bay Road was played., ere on .Saturday after- I,>CMITED -
noon. The g Ines were made up of Jacksonville, Ill. are spending two P>benea: Scarboro;9888 or Howard 1117
mixed •doubles The winners of the week's vacation with Mr and Mrs.
trophy we-e: Gordon Lehman and Mae. Bu-•rows. One of their main ' Scarboro Junction
'\Rina F. Crawson, of 8towlfville; 2.. desires Was to see Niagara Falls,
KAISER 'Bddde Goodman and Mrs. E. Beare, 110 Mr. Joe Burnous made the trip FOR zNKEDIATE DlI>LIY.IORY.
Of ClSremont; 3. Harry Stacey and possible by a motor trip there, and
ELECTRIC Mrs. Legge, of Claremont, Top two--, all en}oyed it very mach ;;yLngh or Drained, Trier, Bash and Deas. _
it game winner: George Hellson and I UT, and Mrs. Howard Malcolm VW DOW . MTB QO�,�-4rame Sash. �aM, Ni-
� s dna �� Wl�t partner, of Agincourt; one-game are haying,a fit-76 e*4 trip to the balances. Plsctary•bairtt sad'preiitted.
1 wee4 Coast,with thai�j'daughter"and Q ek6snboare.
{�'1 �tA'I'U GIV Winne* MT. and Mrs. Jarmes Me. WAIi.8OARDS--Tea Test, Donnaeovati 7proe,
�att!ltddn, of Oshawa, Bonin-leve, Mot: and. iMrs. Glover, � —Fir, Cedar, Birch, Wolitex, and Bfah Woo4
vtiglting at, different points enrdute and Oedss 'with Fails. Issano fe
'- +boot Bo tea with redRtfvee and friends.
Mrs. A. Me IM Isar'bAn vdsdt- J, ll[. Gedssg:'aia 8id9e8.
.0A a _ 1L1 The first double-rinx ceremony in Ing with her grandAugbter, lorj �