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VOL. LIX PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPT. -22, x.933
ONTARIO REGIMENT "UDLET
OW10100*tional, WHITBY
GREENWOOD
If recruiting for the Ontario Re- Chas. and Mrs. Mackey, Brook-
long re-
Cecil LeFaye, who bas a
in Canada and the United giment (Tank) continues at its pre- lin, called on friends here last. MILLS
cord
H O. FEARSON—PhyalcUl� States, appeared before Magistrate sent rate, the unit will be brought week.
Dmbaston. %MY 18861-4936
=4 susem
up- to full war-time strength VY Winter Brothers 'are employed
Ebbs on Wednesday on a charge of
B FORSYTH. 9 Direc the end of this week,
pb.D.. tOli
Weft in Reach Township. He was it Wes ann- by P. M. Yeales on his Uxbridge !CHOPPING
Lo An.
RNChP;W* Zito Mli�of oathL ounced this week. Only tank regi- factory.
one
tatwo Member of the Itmericen Monday, Wcoesday and Fridal .:
convicted and was sentenced to
meat in the Dominion ordered fully Rev. Walter Rackham, of H
pans Eyes examined by morillis indef- amp-
ciar=bunl�ono, year definite and six
mobilized, the Ontario Regiment ton will occupy the pulpit here on WE GRIND FINE ,
.—te
has had two. recruiting depots in Sunday next.
"gas. Bran;_-.Shorts and reed of an
Toronto, and It is from these points The poles are being' put in here kio;;, also minerals 'and otber t"1,
DUNBARTON
DtW&LD RUDDY Bacriater,
the new influx of recruits is being
0 liglic4or,NOW to carry the Hydro to George Puck conce -es for profitable feedbW ,ji�
I PUbLw n visited with received. Almost 100 men compris- otraf
'uw1au&ILC 'a-' V%olet Aliso Ouse buildings.
. ge.
On Miss rin,f; h and b d n
WhiLby. Sly kept an band
rjenda in --ant C113 Sunday od tbe firet gnuo - from Toronto, The Club met in ti- school-
My. and MM Sam King from the arriving yesterday era the medical house last week with a few
DEMON, BELL & R033 Present We stock only the best Pout
Ramators & Solicitors States.visited with friends be" re- board was hard pressed all day when arrangements were made for
Feeds and 3uppli
checking applicants. With 14 Tor" future evenings.
Vs J.BRATON.K.C. TelePhme cantly.
M�rs. Howis entertained the Will- onto units up to strength and all Remember October iStih, when 0 Mt fE X WT
W BROOKE BELL.K.C. AM,2M ing Workers Mission Band at her recruiting halted, persons applying the local branch of the Women's
ROSS at Toronto depots are referred to Iriatitute are holding a socaml even- LAM SURVZYGIL
home last Saturday
:.372 Bay St
JOHN L.POND Toronto low Janet Allison is having a the Oshawa unit. The regiment is ing of importance. 41
holiday at Tonawanda, the guest now, almost 300 strong, and it is Congratulations to Donald and F. J. DON-EVAN, A A�, Be. C-
Bar is
ld Co.. . rill-i. of her sister, Mrs. Eennick. --anticipated the full strength of 621 Mrs. Sandersontheir recent marc- L. S. On file are the records of
C Sofia NO slike
�t. jowcLoo St pauls Churej, Sunday, Sept. N. C O.'s and rakri and 32 officers lags. The community are meeting�7.--T=ft-. Surveyors Gibson and Arnold, M
16"; A06 Pb#A' 24th. — 16th Sunday after Trinity. will be reached within a few days. to shower the'm this week. Ming Str. Elast. Oshawa., PMM
SW 'vening It is reported that this township, 19S1,
WGUS McNIL4AN—A4ryWer, Sol- *y School at 2 p. ni. L BROUGHAM 161y
19 Street I Prayer at 8 P. m. 'Rev. E. G. Robw has been formed into a game pres-'
Torodko.
inson, Preacher. erve, apparently a general period
Miss" Mary and Fern Malcolm
Thi W. M. S. li�sve charge of the and friend of Toronto, and Miss J. for open shooting over tne farms M) M 3M Z) M
services at the Dunbarton United will be in order.
Malcolm, of Wick, were all home
tj HRBERT T. FALLATSE. L, D S.. Church next Sunday morning— and
JULD.D,5.Graduate of QW Royal icoune ad, for the week-end. -Insurance of All Kinds.
A38sw sorgems and the Petty of Toronto.'; have secured as their speaker, Mrs. KINSALE
The Young People held a Weiner
J0 red&aft second St-And-i -eye, well-known SPea-
Max-well LAn
March, PkAm Mg. -the home of Miss Hilda
roast at Miss Glenyce Stephens spent the Zest Rates Available with
t. to a 6- appointaimt. (X--�"' -ker and W. M. S. Worl*r, of Tor-
_W=.?tar or
VWr6W.-Pboae Pick 3700. Hood, on Friday evening, Sept. week-end at her home in Ashburn.
ont;o. -social ,
15th, and a very enjoyable , Silo-filling is the order of the curiti and Service.
�assfauras eras. Mm Rogers bad as her guests evening was spent. day, and it is a very busy time for
on Sunday, Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. Martin, of Toronto, is with 'Redress Phone
Mrs. Warren, Toronto. They both everyone
Mrs. George Philip at present.
'BRATOK. TOWNSHIM A few from here' attended the 0'UGHAM PICK 515
intiomw for made a pleasant addition to the Wila and •Mrs. Brown and Miss 0 BR
Cts�rlaReIssuer -�q choir, and a solo by Mrs. W&rren Mary. of Toronto, were. with r Oshawa .and Lindsay Fairs held
12 - - ,their
".61 rA was much enjoyed. Baptibfn servic- last week.
people on �unday- Rev. Mr. and Mm Higgs spent CHOPP1143
were conducted by Rev. Howie
E. R1CHA%RD!S.0N es w Mr. AHAn Crocker M. A. and
and baby Richard John Pearce was Sunday last with Mrs. M. Harburn
ON MON., WED. and SAT. only
bride. made a farewell visit to Mr.• and daughter, Mabel.
OBNDRAL rNSCRANeR baptised. and Mrs. L. Matthews, on Wednes- Misses Claire. and Jean Patter- After May 1st. 1939.
REAL 93TATZ day of last week, the they`left son, of Brooklin spent Sunday last We have a quar lily of Seed Oats(Alas- 7,
Obbario County Jersey Breeders
• CONVEYANCING their honeymoon motor trip to With Miss Eileen Parkin. ka, Banner. and Victory). also Barley,
bold Corn and Weiner Roast at on
ya oW estabibbed agency, ready the home of Mr. wW Mm' Boake- Vancouver, where Allan is engage I d Sunday school and church was Purina Feeds. Chick!:tarter, Dairy On-
to serve. in Meteorological Work. The bride held together last Sunday, it being tions. Dryena, Fig Freda ate, Aful
Pbone, Piet'. 6M Bohr Farm', Whitby. Ont., and was formally Miss' Jean McClure' Rally Day. Miss E. Stevenson and line of these well known feeds,
of Toronto. The young couple carry
and Mrs Mr. McVey gave very interesting
its hospitable owners, Mr. with them the best wishes of their talks. Chops. Molasses, Salt. Joillibcda Shur
WM. MAW Boake and family, last- Fri- Usin. Hog Concentrate. hfinera's. En
y night opened their friendly Brougham friends. Next Sunday, Church wilr-be-beld , I
UGHNSED AUCTIONERR ANI) da The Happy Circle Mission Baml Mash Etc.
Wein- at the usual time, 10 o'clock, with
VALUATOR gates for the annual corn and we bey meeting
ft roast of the Ontario County held their Septem at Rev.,Mr. McVey in charge. Sacram- D. N. Lockwood
Bales conducted Anywhere
Ipbwosorwrite. Address 014 Dundas Jersey Breeders' Association. - The the -home of Mm. Mairs, on Sat.ur-, eat of the Lord's Supper will 'be
day afternoon. Helen Malcolm, Pr-
weather was ideal, " all the observed.
Street. ndafN Pickering Milk
out on Bokar evident, was in charge. After ' the The Woman's. Association meets
1:'' .Whitby, Ost&rio. program was carried Worship. Period, a short Program PICKERING. ONT.
Fr.'s spacious. lawns. The gath� W this Wednesday afternoon at the
0-t
-given, which a sh WE DELIVER
ering w" honoured by the Pres- was home of Mrs. L. Dunn. Mrs. Dunn's
33rierbush story from the Study Book, "Good
Group will be in charge of the pro- PHONE 63117
.Mp ease of Ann Ar=s, famous spore-
Government licenced sor of "The Cooking School of the Neighbors"'. Some work was done gram. All ladies are welcome.
M Canada's most in preparation for the bale. Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson and
93t. Air", and as one 'bf Car
ain St. E. StOuff ville ---Rall*-Day Service-on Sunday was a0h Harold, Of Osh&qra, pent San-Cook- _Massey
Prolific writers on the Art of
Phone 193 wall attended. Mr. Warren Willson
easy day last with Mrs. A. Harbron.
ing. In ber usual informal took 'Repairs Her
..:Maternity, Medir-hi, and Surgical charge in the unavoidable e
gathering a Mr. Wm. Richardson has returned
style, she gave the
CLWA taken vivid picture of the many intricAS-1 absence of the Superintendant, Mr. to his ho�ne'in Dryden after spend- T
George Wilson. The choir contrib- ing some time with his sister, All Orders Promptl 'attend-
Nuteroity Semi-Room prell- Mrs. Y. M
its :evolved in planning and
R tee for 10 days—$25.76 ution, the story for the children. Mrs. Harbron. d to.
ti g her dally cooking school. .e
en n
given by Mrs. Thos. Norton, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mowbmy Jr.
StegWered Nurses in attendance and with its many tested recipes, and
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24 boor on-via given• the address by Rev. Mr. Ferguson. the newly-weds, were ' presented Coleman Instant Light
household aids. The fact that Jer-
evening.
%mbulwKe Service her nwikde the service a pleasing one. with a shower last Friday
say milk was a "Batural"-in The flower decoration were OPPre"- A goodly crowd of their friends stoves, quick, Olean and
14ARS.E.R. GOOD 25-37 clan, made her talk just that More
interesting to a group of Jersey iated by all. On Sunday, Sept. gathered at the Mowbray home -depevdable.,
for his
FOR admirers. "nere are no fundamen- 24th. Mr. Kennedy will take many lovely gifts and good wishes
'Our Share given, showing that Mr. and 7UI Hardware at RiSIA Prices
subject of discourse: ' Kes
tat food shortages" said the speak- were
INSURANCE in the Church's work" Five minut-
Mrs. Mowbrayarea popular'young
er, but only apparent shortages
ShRVICE caused by indiscreet purchasing. by es wilt be given for "Our Church's couple. BUSHBY
panicky attitude toward the war" t the annive�mry ser-
Phone Pickering 67 paruc , buyers. Miss Adams was Don't forget Hardware
The September meeting of the
introduced by Dr. Charles Cook, vices to be held, at our church on
Tinsmith I
]CYRIL H. MORLEY Women's Institute was held at the
Director in charge of Production October 1st. Services will be held PICKBRING
Ellicott home on' afternoon
-.-'IFIR L AUTOMOBILE, LIFE and Sales of the Canadian Jersey n the mQrning and evening both. I
-ACCIDENT, WINDST review- Septembei,12th, with a very large Rev. Mr. Smart will have charge of ,PRONE Cattle Club, and he briefly
ov-
PUBLIC LIABILITYEtc� the public atttndance. The Treasurer paid.
ed his work in selling both services and special music
See, er the amount of $5.00 to both the will be supplied at bath services by
_SZOICE PROTECTION Jersey milli James Bremner,
Club' Cemetery Board,for care of flower the 'Greenwood choir and a Ladie�,
of the Canadiar� Jersey Cattle
referring to
spoke
very briefly, the beds there, and a like amount to Octette from Altena. ."FLY SEASON
Farmers' Farm. Improve-
effect of war conditions the Jun.' The W. I. meets on Sept. 27th
possigle
meat Fund.' It was decided to lay Is Here •
Yc
on the pure bred dairy cattle ind- instead ?f the 28th, at the home of
over any plans for the schooL Mrs. A. Hooker. Roll' Call — "A
of Audley,
ustry. Frank Chapman
Ad ground recreation, until next seas- Quotation from a Nature Poem". Killand Ddetroy these D1_
the chairman of the meeting,
was
''the the' war situation changes An address — "Autumn Prose and
and in business session that full- on, a sease Bearing Pests
plans. Mrs. Harvey, Pres- Poetry" will be given by Mrs. A.
Ow
ph Mowbray of Kinsale, 80 Many 7�.
ed, Rat
ident,. introduced the subject of Harbron, and a talk ' on "Bush .8 oz.
was elected president, and George Fly Tox
voluntary womens' registration for Planting"' by Mrs. J. Wagg. , All Fly Tox 16 oz. 49c.
ZlSa
Todd, of Cherrywood was elected
service should the need arise, which ladies will be made welcome.
Z'
Vice-President; Leonard McQuay, Flit 8 OZ. 20c.
Night received the endorsation of the The 'sympathy 'Of the sommunity
Motor.Ambulance, Day or of Pickering was elected Secretarv- registration - : Flit 16 oz. 33*.
+ Thomson, Brook- members. Place for re is extended to Mrs. Crew in the
Phone! 1300 treasurer; W. D. for this community is the Public Flyeeide 8 oz. ' 29t.
loss of her daughter, Miss Elsie
lin
Russell Fleming, Whitby* ino' The after- Crew, who p P1
13atty, Whitgy and Mark S. Craw- Library, Brougham. passed a.Nw last Satur- yocide oz. 49c.
noon's program was sponsored byday morning and the funeral took Fly colls I; for 40e.
forth,,_V;J1itby, were elected, Ai
home an Mon-
the Education Group. rs. John place.at the J. Phili Fly Pads 3 foil Joe.
Ors for the ensuing year. _-J
ston and Mrs. T. Norton both con- day. afternoon. Miss Crew has liv-
` errs A. STERRITT
ii tributed very fine papers. . Rall ed in our community for quite a M`RG`RZINES,NEWSPAPERS.
'The Nicest Thing that has d uritis recent'-
Un -memoriam Call
F oral Director, number of years, an
CiGARS, CIGARETTES, T
happened to me this surnmee' was ly, lived on the farin with-her late
Fwuiture Dealer 'wife answered by many with a note' ,of brother, Charles and her mother, wkccos, CHOCOL`RTES,
memory•-of a dear
In loving m
and mother, Mabel Steep, Who thankfulness for good health. Mrs. where McPhersons now live. Until ICE CREAM ETC.
passed away, Sept. 25th 1937. Holtby Jr. and Sr. both said the the last few years, Miss Crew has
Today recalls sad memories,' return from hospital of Lorne, was enjoyed good health and was able
Of a dear wife and mother gone Some BOYES DRUG COG, Ltd
the nicest thing they had. to take part in the community act-
to
I-ad trips and holidays, but all lvities.
SUNDAY HOURS-42-1 noon,6-7p.M.
rest;
And the ones who think of her to- looked as if the summer had held
WS
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day,' many nice thin" for them to re-
PHONE 68
Are the ones who loved her best. member, in these day,; of anxiety. Move your clocks back one hour '
A dainty tea was served -by Mes- this Saturday night, returning to
Sadly y misseil and Standard Time.
by -Husband a lames Ellicott and M. Iturk
-mt. Howard.
�7 17 f
-IF I:
West Indies Seen x
ksy IN
As New Dominion'
W' Can 1 ?
Ho EXCUSE ME
10 PID �BY ANNE ASHLEY "A Londoner's Diary" in the
O BUT' SIG BEN
(London, England) Evening
Q.—How can I clean out the Standard said yesterday the West
holes in the coffee holder of the Indies Commission will recom- wes YOU YOURpercolator!'
mend that a new dominion be
MONEY S
A.Place some coarse salt in created to be known as "The Do-
the container, then hold it under minion of the West Indies.11
WORTH .
the hot water faucet, and allow, The West Indies now have the to
the wa'•er to wash the coffee de- status of crowt, colonies.
L posit and salt away.
The diary said the commission
Q.—How can I mend 'a'rip In will also recoain,end extension of
an otherwise good raincoat?
small holdiags. enabling large,
tape larger, than the slit on the vides', to grow 'favd. Establisb-
under side of the coat. It will
A.—Paste a piece of adhesive non-productive estate.-; to be di-
ment of a West lw.;Ies-umversity
not show and,the coat will be as
FREE mll also be reiornmended. �\
Save the coupons good as new. The diary predicts the report
Q.—Aow can I make a good Ii- wall' be delayed �ntil De,�ember
and % packages.
They are excham noleum polish? through differences between Lo',.,d
able for Desvicl inA.—Mix one cup of melted Oar- 3loyne, chairai-an of the ecnimis.
W . R &ogers Son
• Silverplate.wriwfor .affin, two cups of kerosene, and cion,'and Sit Walter Citrine, sec-
premium book to
Thas. J. Lipton three tablespoons of turpentine. retary.of the Trades Union Coun.
limited Lipton Q.--How can I treat perspiring
feet?
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A.—One of the beat remedies
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is to powder the stockings with
one -part of chlorinated lime, one
Modern
part prepared chalk, and one part
df powdered starch. Also bathe
the feet daily in cold water. Etiquette
Surface Cultivation Canada, Argentiba and A%�3tra-
Q.—How can I remove indelible BY ROBERTA, LEE In many districts of thePrairi lia pkovide the*bulk of the wheal
ink stains from a garment?
Provinces, ploughing for,summer-
A.—Equal parts of turpentine I.—Should a person. listen to fallow has been largely di$pensed entering world trade. Exports.
and ammonia will remove these gossip? with in favour of the "ploughless from the United States, the Soviet
stains. Saturate the cloth thor- 2—liti't it considered inexcus- fallow" by surface cultivation. in Union and the Danubian countries
toughly in this solution, allow to able for a guest to be late when Eastern Canada, ploughing sod show wide fluctuations, but are
soak for a few minutes, and then Invited to dinner", lathin the summer with after-har. often substantial.
Fingerprintrinsewell in warm water. 3--ls a-houie guest supposed to vest cultivation where weeds are
Q.—How can.1 make a good keep her bedroom in a neat con.: troublesome, and Ploughing in late
• Never Change whipped cream substitute? clition? fall on less weedy land, have both
moi
A.—Grate one apple, add two or 4—Should -a man omit the Mr. proved superloi to spring plough-
three tablespoons of sugar and one on his business cards? Ing. especially on heavy soils. One
Tx -Year Test Shows IMeir egg white, then beat until light. 5— of summer or. fall
What is the real definition advantage No Need To
Permanence of a coquette 7 Ploughing is that it facilitates the
Fier 6—May one use the knife to early seeding of cereal crops that
W. N. Jennings, of Philadelphia,
ibas completed a fifty-year test of cut open a.mulfin? experiments have clearly shown to
Answers be vE 'gable. AND j
The permanence of fingerprints. He A 19-year-old, of Albuquerque,
1.-,--No. When one listens to IRUB
has retorted to the Institute of Ap- 'N.M., charged With . burning a
'gossip, it is merely encouraging a
Plied Science. ChIcago,-a comparl- large cross, d (e-nded it--'as Ila bad habit in the other person. It
son "between a Print of his right lesson In temperance." has bien wisely said that IIN.'ar- Vildng Blood
lUmd made fifty years ago and one •"My dad's been drinking a ]at row-minded and ignorant' personi
wade recently. Be made the first lateiy," he told the police judge. talk about people and notothings, Bestowed Here
Print a half century ago for the -1 thought burning this big cross hence, gossip is the bane of the
SCRUB '
purpose of ascertaining whether where he could see it might scare age." 2—Yes, it is very inconsid. Norse Infusion Beneficisil To
the configurations on the skin of him and make him quit."
the fingers, then proposed as a crate and rude unless, of course, Other Lands
He drew a auspended fine.. delay is caused by illness -an
means of Identification. would to-
accident, or some such reason Norway, is a -rugged . northern sdutio:ri�o of GIletts
main unchanged during life. When USE
Its test period was reached he ag- der those circumstances it wodfa land, whose effect on the rest of Pure Flake Lye to take the
be inconsiderate of the hostess to
tin made a print of his right hand. resent the gueit's delay'. S.—Y#9, the world has been out of all pro- grease off pots and pang. Vseit A.
It shows that the' characteristic portion to the sparseness. of .its
by all means. �Ot-berwise she
Mines on the fingers have not is population..1n ancient times and In to keep clogged drains running
changed and that it would still be *1,11 a "one time guest." 4.— the modern world a vitality has t
Yes. Hiscardshould read, Arthur gone ou freely.It cuts through heavy dirt
pnsible to Identify him from the RavehuReard t from its sirage, moun.
lialf-eentury-old print. The old and
L Harris. Only such prefixes ab tains and fertile glens which few of any kind just washes it
Dr. and Rev. are used on a busi- countries, steeping in the s'unl
now prints are published in "The
.."l-Journal" of ,be Franklin lns:Itute, nese pard'. S.—Webster says, "A awayl
bare been able to equaL
Philadelphia. woman who endeavors without af-
fection to attract men's amcrou Full of Vitality *Never dissolve lye tri fter water. rho
playful
"So you remember away back attention, especially by The Norse people, 1,000 years action of the lye 119saw
ago. bestowed.their enduring blood nears the"**or.
to the Revolution, do you?,, ask- art,; a flirt." 6-No. Bread of . .. I i
ed a gentleman of -an old Negro. all kinds should be broken with on neighboring regions over an arc
-
What Science "Yisssah — de Revolution an, the finof thousands of miles. England, in
fingers, never cut. particular, but also Scotland,
Gin'l Washington an' all.dem. Sure and, Ire-
-do." land arl narthern France,,are also
7
"Perhaps you'were a witness to Adve' tages' Of partly Norse.
This 'infusion was not by choice
the fall R Rome." ce
i Doing ".No, sah. Ah didn't see it, but Ploughing of the Peoples infused, but was the
consequence of raids performed
Ali recollect hearin' &omethin' by-the -dreaded Vikings over two
Arop.", Re f
EXPERIMENT WITH SILICOSIS It Facilitates Early Seeding of centuries. The- Vikings were not
Two members of the staff of:the ---o—
That's a fine girl you Cereal Crops —Superior called benefactors by
Queen Alexandra Sanatorium at their con-
VY
Ontario; Dr. D. W. Crow- married," said the Old Friend. 91111 "M S003 lemporaneous victims, but such
such
..Yes," said the Angle the countries have proved them to
bie and J. L. Blaisdell, will test r.
Experiments conducted by the be, for the.Viking drops in the Ila-
'the effects of a new treatment for sent-windedly, "but you Field Husbandry 'Division, Domin- live streams have certainly had a
I should have seen the one that
silicosis in the Porcupine�mining Experimental Farms, have now quickening effect.
"
area of Northern Ontario. got away.
4_
shown that shallow ploughing pro- FREE 5001MET-The Gillett's Lye
The investigations of of research duces est high Yields as deep Booklet tens bow tbin powerful
experts show that metallic alumi- Jiw-ny, who had been 'cIirnbing ploughing at a considerable saving A handful .of oatmeal in the elm"classed drains keeps out-
trees, clean and odarlew by
auni prevents silicosis-in animals. trees, came in for the second time In power requirements. Further- water provided to harvesters is, an desuviring
r- the contents of the clow . . .how it
The inhalation of aluminum dust with his trousers. torn. old custom still retained on many
more, tillage beyond that required perfmins damns of taskL Send for a
-quantities oi�ez--Ilrng pe-- mend them ----reqv4re4-f*r-vreed-Couh0I alld-reiv Ont iarn;s There is nethh�g eres -" to . .
In large Yourself," ordered his harassed sonably good a rjo Fraser Ave.
riods of time shows no effect on mother. seed bed preparation like it - for helping 'the men Toronto,Out.-. and Liberty Street.
'the general health of the animals no beneficial effect on yields- through a.hot afternoon.
and n6 damare to Some time later, she went up to
-tLisswes. , No
animals whose lungs on analysis act: how-h-was
seating ori=-The
contained one per cent. or more of trousers were there, but no Jimmy.
-,metallic aluminum showed ' any Puzzled, she. came downstairs, AGENTS WANTED
ClassifiePERSONAL. noticing as she passed that the
4vidence of silicosis up to seven- d
cellar door,usually shut, was open. AGENTS WAN'TFD-IN ALL DIS- QUIT TOBACCO, 'SNUFF, EASILY
Iteen and a half months, in con- tHcts in Canada for I
She werrt to the door,'called.down cessndestruct- a a inexpensively. Rome remddy!
tract to well developed silicosis in ible Household Necessity. Send 'Testimonlale. Guaranteed. Ad-
the quartz control rabbits ;n seven loudly and angrily, "Are you run- 25c for sample. Money refunded If Advertising, •
Is 'vice free.. Bartlett's. Box 1, Win.
. .
months. ning about down there without not Patisfied. London VendIng Co., m1peg.
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ch order of .15c or more, Films devel.
Sea food of the future may be
Make Culture. ed
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or men and women..Also Speech oiled and 8 enlarged double sized
nods of time through the use of There was a young woman Belling outfit. Dexter Shoe. Comp- Write today. Canadian Correspon- ada Photo Supply,
any, Limited. 'Montreal. Bence College (established. 1902),
called Lena Box 121, Tor.
ultra-violet rays, as a result of ex- onto. Canada's Largest rho
veriments cond,;cted by the U.S. Who bought a now vacuum HAHV CHICKS
229 Yonge St., Toronto. Finishers. to
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SPRUCELEIGH WHITE LEGHORN accountancy courses. day
But while working oift day and
—0— Pullets, farm-ranged. MaY-hatch. night school- home study or pri. PET THE MOST FEED N-.),--U3
she got in the way, I t
DELICATE PLANE W�ol -1cr delivery. $1. each. vete tuition. United Business out of your corn this easc.n- by
'Food's
September
INSTRUMENTS 'And since then nobody has Poultry, Route .5. Rock- School, 2 Atlas Avenue. Tor6nto. storing it in a Keenan�' Por:ablc
wood, Ontario.
'Silo. It will keep your ensIiage
Delicate instrumentsoena.-
to measure in perf4ct condition at ot.!.v a
iknd .record vibritions in the —0— BOOKS NAM GOODS in
of the cost of a pernnan-
G�1
TRANSFORMA eat silo. Sold in 'sizes of v, feet
The following sign TOUPES,
-structures of airplanes have been is,posted by CANCER AND FOODS WITH A lions, Switches, Curls, and '-to 16 feet diameter., Includes. ev. 7
all erytbing necey fcr ere,ion.
developed by the National Re- the roadside as'ypu enter a West- notA on soil Fertilization and types of finest quality The cost I!? -mlirl. Wrl,•' fof
ern town:— Milk. A Resume of the latest Hair
search Council at Ottawa. It is ex- Goods, Write to illustrated cata-
"eu"i:
A A7_6 Scientific Findings, price 50 locue, prices. The Keenan Fenc,'
pected to be of varu-e-,I—o an. beeple died - ter-mi arinn,
aer6�, year of S. Elaronsreather. M.A., ed. Toronto Human Hair Supply
tical engineers in their effdrt gas. M.D., LT-B., 11023--�-81 Avenue, Co.. 528 Bathurst Street. Toronto.
29 inhaled it. Edmonton, Alberta. USED FURNITURE FOR SALE
Increase the safetg and reliability
47 put a lighted HEREFORD CATTLE BOTH SEX GOOD USED FURNITrRE: S PC.'.
of aircraft. match to it. DON'T MISS - WHITE OINTMENT Dining Suite $15.00; Chesterfield It,
4,000 stepped on It. SOLTTHDOW-N AND SUFFOLK Suitd $20.00: Chesterfield Bed
Sheep, both sex. I
A.
PASTE CURES ULCERS of 9-piece—0— QUICK RELIEF FROM IRRIT mile east of Suite $39.50; Studio Couches ;iq,;
tion and itching caused by piles No. 4 Highway, Lot 14, Conces- Dining Suites, like
Can you tell me why Hit. and hemorrhoids. Highly re- Mon 15, London Township. Gor.- -349.50: Breakfast Suites 111,
'Slowly-healing ulcers and, bed S 2..(T..
Ur has remained a bachelor?" commended. Money back If not don O'Neil. Denfield, R.R. No. 2. Hundreds of other articles.-V.rite
sores which resist ordinary medi- "No... Why?" entirely satirfled. Price 75c a jar, us for your requirements., Terms
arranged, ... . ..
tal treatment, respond dramatical- White Mfg. Co., Box 164, Toronto, MACHINERY AND SUrrLTIFS FOR rgired. if necessary. AtcX'mris
to a new type "B*cause he strongly oll. Ontario. SALE ntu
r6 Co.; Ltd. 526 r.:,:, 14t.,
of medicated beets to any form of''encircle- Toronto.
paste which can be prepared by t DEVELOPED, NEW AND REBUILT \IACHINERY jor
beighborhood pharmacists. The ale' WANTED
of :Very deserlption, Shop sup- ..: ....
20c FILAt DVVELOPED, PRINTED sup-
alien an& tools Enquiries we]- USED ELECTRIC INC'I*I3-k--(;R
base of the paste is either pectin and one Enlargement Speedy and tomed. The A. h. Williams Mach. wanted, any Size, 2600 to °564
bsue No. 38
or tragacanth gum. Y '39 I Model' Photon, Box 60, Mount finery Co., Ltd., 64 Front Street, capacity preferred Apply Box n
Dennis. Toronto, Ontario West, Toronto. OU city. Ontario.
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- In Many Centres Recruits Are Flocking To Join Canadian Forces — and car-
NOt Stumped
delivered promptly
redly — t6 Miss Barbara Bren-
nas,-It was from Mrs. D. F. F�
There s no stumping the post
.a"
» , office officials. er of Ashville, N. C., than&aag rs ;
r u" A letter addressed to "the lady Miss Brennan for aid she gave
in the pink krit suit, Lakeshore Mrs, Fraser and her party daring
infoi'Ination booth, Toronto," wa-t a visit to the Queen City. it:Y
w y RADIO NOTES
;• s
N E _'W 5
� w N D•
By MADGE ARCHER"
'150 STATIONS CARRY IT week or so will resume its regular
the broadcast of the 1939 World schedules. Beginning ,October first w
Series will be heard exclusively the new •fall season in radio show
over the facilities of the Mutual business will 1 be under way and to
Broadcasting System on more than this column next wreck a fairly _
h0 stations in the United States, comprehensive`list of the new pro
r I v
Europe, South America, Cuba, grams of interest will be given, Ad-
Wast
d West Indies and Hawaii, and, in• vanes news seems, to indicate a
Canada, over the coast to coast new high in entertainment; fine
network of the CBC. .The , first music, drama and education fare
game is e petted to be pJack Beziny returns to N14C 0,
Wednesday, October 4th, in the Sunday, October 8 at 7 p.m.
park of the American .League pen- One ]San's Family, that popular
aant winner. 'serial which has topped. the popu-
larlty polls for years will switch to
'"SUNDAY EVENING HOUR" Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. oa
The "Sunday Evening Hour" one October 5,.and at the same time
- - { of America's foremost broadcast will resume Its yearly run over the
series of fine music performed by CBC network.
r, distinguisped artists of coacd'rt
and opera, returns to the Columbia TRUE STORY
$ecru.ts are flocking to join Toronto militia units at the rate of more than 500 a day as Canada br:nas her network and CFRB to inaugurate One super diligent CBS engineer
_..— o-lull-wartime strength—`Phe PtBfli�E-pic�tut e$`shovr members of the 4$tlr>Eigh?artdera-paradiag ---- -
Toron:c, while a long Line of applicants are pictured at one of the recruiting stations, BOTTOM, waiting to its sixth.season on September 24, who stayed on.the lob for 43 boon
join h- at 9 p.m. Lawrence Tibbett, Metra straight, following Hitler's epochal
j F politan baritone, is soloist of the Reichstag speech, was finall3
opening program with Eugene Or- made to go home. When lie had
light. (Zebulun and Napthali meek of the earth. And he shall mandy. lust been asleep an hour his tele
were tribal areas in northern Pal- smite the earth with the rod of- _ phone rang. "This," paid, a'velvet
estine, directly west of the Sea of his mouth; and with the breath of AROUND THE DIAL voice "is the' Crossley Radio Sur
Sunda y Galilee.) his lips shall he slay the wicked. It is announced by all networks vey. Will you tell me what pro
3. Thou has multiplied the na- S. And righteousness'shall be the that broadcasting during the next gram you have been listening tor
tion, thou has increased their joy; girdle of his waist, and faithful-
tion,
joy before thee according.to n -
SChool
ens the girdle of his loins. The
the joy in harvest. as men rejoice Igirdle is the symbol of vi orous,
.. unimpeded strength. Christ- ---- - - --when they divide the spoil. Ns-
�. - -THE TORTt315E •
I tion" refers to the Jewish nation righteousness incarnate anJ all his
;N judgments will be according to his • -
Lesson a which will rejoice when their ag-
character. He will know all sir-
- Dates are over. 4. For the yoke of HORIZONTAL Amwer to Preslom Pt;z:te 22 Neat,
cumstances, all motives. -
his burden, and the staff of his 1 Pictured use
i 23 Because.
LESSON XII[ shoulder, the rod of his oppressor, tortoise. 24 Ocean
ISAIAH: FORETELLING THE thou has broken as in the day of = - 7It is a marine (y�� a3'
_ C�VCLL 25 Harmo •
BIRTH OF THE MESSIANIC Midian. 5. For all the armor of Ontario Tries a (pl•1• H�j� 28 Plaything.
ICtrC.-las. 7:14 9:1-7; 11:1.6 the armed man in the tumult, and
13 Angels. 27 Therefore.
Gcen,Text"—His name shall the gtrrments rolled in blood,shall Winter Barley 15>%gg- t 29Deposnted
be for burning, for fuel of fire. _ 18 To rent. 30 Eccentric
be called Wonderful. Counsellor,' 17 Dunce, wheel
--Mighty God, Everlasting Father, His Go'ernment In response to inquiries about 18 Constellation. 31 Sacks
Trir•ce of Peace. Isa. 9:6• :6: For unto us a child is bornr� the.suttabllity of winter barley for 19 Bone, 33 Merriment
unto us a son 'is given; and the 21ldant
' THE LESSON IN ITS•SETTING Ontario, Mr. Robert Keegan o! the 34 Most of its
Time.-Isaiah prophesied from' government shall be upon his Field Husbandry Department, On- 22 Ebb and flow species --
shoulder. And his name shall be
about .40 to 701 B.C. The,pro- tario Agricultural College, gives of ocean• their eggs.
called Wonderful, Counsellor,
-.phee�ies in this lesson were utter- the following brief statement:— 23 Suitable. 33 Vagabonds.
:ed approximately at T34 R.C. Mighty God, Everlasting Father, During recent years there ap- 24 Mineral spring 38 Side bone.
Isa:ar. is beyond question the Prince of Peace. Five remarkable pears to be'an increasing interest 25'Glazed clay 41 To dip in- 7 Chest bone. 37 To portray.
eateet of the Old Testament titles are given -to this predicted in winter barley in Ontario, and block. 42 Troops. 8 Type 3tandard,39 Cavity.
son. some very tiigh yields of grain 26 Male cat. 43 Charts. 9 Any wrongful 40 Amphlthutw
prophet-. In a prophetic activity 7. Of the increase of his govern- 27 Scanned. 45 Paradise. act. center•
extending through a long period have been reported.
ment and of peace there shall-bei This crop has been in field 28 To evade 47 its lower 10 Bugle plant. 41 Mast.
fi of varied experiences and historic- no end, upon the throne of David, 30 Heart- shield. 11 Musical note. 42 Stir.
ti change• he has given us one of tests at flee Ontario Agricultural
and upon his kingdom, to estab'- College for many years, but has 31 Plank. 49 It is 12 One who ruins 44 High
the grandest monuments of inspir- 'lish it, and to uphold it with jus- 32 Some. . .54 Strain. away. mountain•
not been unreservedly recommend-
td firs;:;hts and utterances. The ties and with righteoubness from 33 Elf. 55 Adherence. 14 Garden tool. 45 Bird of psgr.
sane Tea' means "Jehovah ed to the farmers o[ Ontario as no 34 Soul. 16 Some of its 46 Poem.
henceforth even for ever. The variety yet tested has been hardy WgTIC�,
laxer -zeal of Jehovah of hosts will per- enough to ensure a crop in sea- 35 Cravat species — 48 Note in scale. u
Prophesies Christ's Birth form this. The government o! 36 To drone 2 Consumed. to a great age. 49 Exclamation. 3
son's tallow tag severe winters. 37 pitcher ear. 3 To rot flax. 18 Intention 50 Subsists.
14. Therefore the Lord himself
Christ as predicted here' will be Experimental results at the Col-
PH give you a sign: behold, a vir- a righteous' and just government, 38 Road. 4 Transposed 20 Its young digs 32 British India.
'in shall,conceive, and bear a son, an everlasting government. It will lege and the experience of farm-' 40 MeloPlah' organ. 6 Ode.Gliding. its Ray out 32 Behold.
f g era who have grown winter barley 40 Melodies. E Ode. Of 53 Half
an esu.
lend.shall call his name Immanuel, bea government set up not by indicate the following facts about '
Phis prophecy was given during iiaen, but by God, its King appoint- this crop:— 7I
the reign,of Ahaz, in the midst of ed by Gad himself. It, is not as dependable 'a crop
'calamities. .The child is a sign or a 1ghteous Judge as spring ba=a but, when not
a pledge that God is with his peo- Isa. 11:1-5, 1. And there shalla
winter killed, it produces excep• I
ple. This 'is -a truly Messianic come forth a shoot out of the clonally high yields. 19
passe. The word "Immanuel" stock of Jesse, and a branch out of The-quality of 'the grain Is gen-
- :•"unears "God with us." Isaiah be- his roots shall bear fruit. (a) And erally excellent. ZA
: lie"ved the Messiah to be different the Spirit•of Jehovah 'shall rest It can.be grown -on well drained
from higher and more divine than upon him. the spirit of wisdom and land lit parts of the province
any other person who had ever ap- understanding, the spirit of conn- where the snow cover is-goo an
.'peared in human history. set and might. the spirit of know- where winters are .not too severe. 8 2930
Isa.•9:1-7. 1. But them shall be ledge and of the fear of Jehovah. It matures very early and thus
no gloom to her- that was in an- Here is pictured the endowment gives an excellent opportunity to -
IL guish. In the former . time • he (by the Holy Spirit) of the Alessi- control weeds by after harvest cul-
°:.brought into contempt the land of ah with eminent prophetic gifts tivation•.
:-Zebulun and the land of Naphtali; and qualifications for his ministry Since summer ch:ltivatlon is sec• ,� w
but inthe latter time hath he made on earth. How is each oris of these essary to provide a good seed bed, till
`-'''it glrrious, by the way of the gifts of the Spirit of God manifest- growing this crop gives good con-
zea, bei•ond the Jordan, Galilee ed in the earthly ministry•of the ttol of weeds as partial summer,
of the rations. 2. The people that Lord Jesus" following can be practised both
walker: in, darkness have seen a 3. And his delight shall be in before seeding and after harvest-
great light; they that,dwelt in the the fear of Jehovah; and he shall' Ing winter barley. 3 t»
land of the shadow of death, upon not judge after the sight of This
thenh lath the light shined. Isaiah eyes, neither decide after the hear- A cow in 7.ebekeny, ''Hunaty,
Q,i sere prophesies the terrible Assy- ing of his ears. 4. But with right- 'has given birth to a calf with two
Irian invasion but says that in the eousness shall be judge the poor, heads, which have four eyes, two I. `
r aids- .-•f it there will be hope and and decide with' equity for the tongues and only two ears.
POP—Oh, Yeah w .
-.• : By J. MILLAR WATT,
WHERE DO YOU BOY; i WAS BORN `�+ _ O WAS I!
q IN THE /� BU
COME FROM
T YOU DON'T, TALK d.
-
' G COUNTRY VERY SCOTCF+,
DO YOU a
WORLD! '
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Fred WASM's toe 1kAcziAcj cwo the M Zie' 'period in the Last war. Am oney "The' ''Plickering
to won; thence to X. Dunkeld's C016
941b
Britisfin is not discon--aged, but is
8, for nigft. Friday, " proceeds to
determined to fight until Hitlerism This week-end ONLY. Ge. WT IL
MARKET his own itaille where he will ro-
yew, $1A0.p&W Is advooft * vanquished and a.Lasting peace Bring your own containers. MEAT main until the following Tuanday
Subi States is established.
cr*fifts to On U0124d VAM
Vag. Fuller,
and, " Rdlisia in &&aD" 'Ve earry a. full line of A VOCK, tlw
Plitkerfing Oat. _—MOLDWOLD
`-":.AOHN MU,11KAR. P49orietor Eyesight Education North of village 4th concession. Fresh
r Mistnut Belgian Stallion, (Mard.-
No. 3422,-Form 8).,tele property d
Allan Reesor, Markham- R. R. 1;
NOTES AND.GOIAN111AT&
-and will mate-the season of 1939, as
MERRIE
afternoon, Juno'
follows: wllk&y
lKitler is now seeking EFFICIENCY
eag-erlY ICHRISTMASI �OtrM 5th, will leave his own stable, Lot
peace, but he will ask for peace on
3, con. 4, Scarboro, and'proceed to
Wilmot Shea's, Base Line, Picker%
own terins.
He will want to re- by
J Buy a tittle Remnant, Meats
Poland, as he has been *UCCeS3r Make her and him Gift.
fain Ing, for night. Tuesday, at Ben.
ful in his v6ar in that country, But Tuek tberb all away Our delivery s at your seryiOO. Bryant's, Con. 3, Pickering for
h * afraid to continue the. as TUCK
e is Till December 25th. Phone Pick 1620 noon, thence to his own stable. ft
Thursday morning, to Wim. N
the outlook is not nearly so rosy Nichols
it was a few weeks ago. He did
opt. BUTTON SHOP ..CLAKENCE SILK Sullivan's 0o
as HALL 5 Corners for noon, thence
TOWN
not think that England would fight to the Woburn Farms, Markba=
Opp.Town Hall, WHITBY
. ...... Byesight Specialist
but he has found out that he was Road for night. Friday to Chas,
i to res- ---]Xsn6y--Bldg. (opp. P. 0.)
.-mistaken. Britain's aim s BROCK Tapscott's Armoadale, ' for noon,
tore Poland to the Poles, and,to Oshawa. Phone 1510PIANO TUNING
thence to his own stable until the
fQlleWiJg ML nolo after.,-�in. Terms,
Demoermy and--the Liberties- - .--�-�T
HEATRX,
'Glare, because of, our modern
AND .00. All accidents at ownerse,
that they have won by centuries
reflected and direct has
conditions, risk.
of bloodshed.
a menace &11 kinds of Pe air Work
become such e to most ey-
ei that publicly interested author- All Tuoiog Guaranteed rHURSDAY FRIDAY&SATURDA'
The war news which we are rec- ities are working 'hard and 'many0. S. DONALD SEPTEMBER 21. W and 2.31=
eiving through the press and over simple theories fail and therefore ATTENTIONI
the radio is very limitedFor some should not' be considered froxft a 209 Close Avew Toros" Two Shows. at 7,30 and 9.30
ln the officiiLl censor is . very simple angle because what is glare „one Lakeside 1502 Saturday Matinee a 1.30
0 Brock Road Gravel
le n eliminating all news that*, to one person may not be so to an- C�rders taken at NEWS Office
e
bf� of some use to the enemy, other. It is wise Always, before re- "Captain ' Fury"
IL
or he other reason Pit
may have some sorting to simple first aid remed-
for keeping us in the darlL.Many ies to have the -condition of the Barclay-Transport WITH Crushed Pit Run
are criticising the government for eyes investigated first, and the pro-
r'
witholding the news from us, but per assistance applied according to DaftSerer BRIAN AHERNE
VICTOR McLAGLE14 Gravel
those th in authority know better what the percentage that appears nec- between Claremont, Brousbalis
to best than we do, and-we should saary or according to the quality Greenwood, Whitevale aud ToronJUNE L 4)`G to Sand and Graded
ed
take what we, get without grumb- of the vision existing. According to PAUL LUKAS
ling. The Chamberlain Uovernment 'your position -reflected glare is of- TAy drivers are tralnefA to be camis Stone
is being' severely-criticised Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
ised in some
ten more direct than the glare f�om courteous and reliable. are
quarters for being too slaw in gett- of light, We are sel- "d"y Daliv d or Lwidel in Pit
your source SEPTEMBER 25. 26 and 27
the
Ing the army into . fightingdom caged upon to direct our eyes Special Rates on- LongDfatases PHONE: Plant, Pick 1026
lines, but theyhave some good rea- to the mm' Yet we often notice re- yang Fltnt Show at 7.00 7aroato office Howard 6471
71f,-OM for their action, or lack of ec- flected raWevim=-fzon the pave-' _Last Complete .bow ats.=
JOHN BOURNE & SON .1iX
tion. They are expecting A long mant. Because of,steady fixed pos- 14 order too small. None too large it Winn
Ong oil�ice desks, windows and AN WMquents insured and P ROOFING SPECIAL
War, and they are holding back for iti Winer t-
the present- They are 'convinced white paper and metal furniture hvu &W westbar
Takes 'All'
that Germany Ilm'StOck Of give a more Intense glare than the - .. : . . S-1 S9& Wght. Asphalt Shingles
clars, I'P
hand, and as time. passes source of light Itself. Eyes subject T�@L
foods on WITH tho people will suffer from wont, to glare more than others are sub- Close. IL Will S6.00 per
3-1 Evy. Wsht. Ashphalt Shiagw
and will not be able to make a ject to it 'TONY MARTIN
once the eyes 4" opened. Ovailld and operated tr GLORIA STUART $6.65 per d4r4h
strong resistance, will become digs- See your optometrist. F. L a HENRY ARMETTA All first quality Toronto AmpbW I
atsfied.-and will not have the same Roofing CO' ShtaXIsL In lots
desire to fight as they have At the SLIM S UMMERVILLN
of 5 sq m or over.
of the war
beginning and the ALSO
Is ect to change w1libi"d
country may be threatened with a Prices a4bi
revolution. That will be the time
ri y "Annabel
for Britain to push the warwith
'While 'Britain has
lk 'Jill its -power. PICICERING
Takes it Tour
greatly from the enemy's
suffered
�r, ,ef ",
submarines, the losses, it Is claim- WITH LUM]3--
ER YARD
ed, is -less than the leases during J&CX OAK19
LUCILLE BALL
C0/ry����'COMING—Next Thum., Fri. and Sat.
"LE RSGISTER
%..........
SeW_ 28. U9 and 30
SEPT. Wth -_—Auctim
o
& 'Wodt-
' Swe of farm stock and imple- SONTA HENIE
raents, the property of Miss
M. TYRONE POWER
Boyd,
will be sold at lots, 11 and :.A gency
12 m O10, Marl&am. No. 7. # IN
Valley Farm' New Stock of Pads and j•
shway, at Cedar
Locust Hill. it Fiddle"
See large bills. fler"ce on above insfAilass 11
4 so Implements oma exhibit in assess
X1=phXPWn_* 'Plows, mowers ate.
r
4 R_VQ
-Consult
Will=41k 0 _90*1"
"W.D. TW T H 00S. LYE
EEADIE, PIT 1110 w4jpso
4.
Ro R. 1, Pickering
"00
On Roofing for Bar Claremont, Ont,
nsand for
-Houses, Eavetrou hs, Ray
•
Track, Barn Door llardwdre,' Qnd ri 11-1110A
'Lift Eze Garage,Cement work
i ICAU IV, %)%I I V Rov
Cassioda.'s Suadesi Finish
and Carpenter work of &it' Expert service and re-
CCVERS IN ONE COAT
kinds.
-
BRUSHES PERFECTLY
pairs to all makes. Reas•
'Dealer for Eastern Steel: ORIES IN NO TWE I
onable chargas. -Work
W,-
Products.. 6.1:
-.::,guaranteed.
&
Let us give you an estimate en Your
Requirements.
ARTHUR FIELD
7
X ISHGnmate Radio and Television
Member Official Radio Service
via ,;'o*!, Q411111i
Silas HORSE REGISTER
Asoodaw a.
Massey Harris fo ov,01
IM4'10_4te, 0j S4, %4c
.0
46 Phone 5201, PICKEFLINQ
to 01 Lov 00
*is* "0 t°4 Ot The Grand Cbampiox Clydesdale
lot
`FarmImplements ue& ft, 'Veo Imported Stallion,-
�A to HXWKRIGG
COO 0,0 S
Aft
�e. SELECT, (273,M), (22476
91vko% E.O'Nt. /LL
sarq, )I
�ilt vte%-11� Enrol.
1,t0`P' oei0" t,
Xt No. 8298 Form 1. the property of
.-Swes and Service tte up ore
'So %et FUNSIZAL DIRECTOR AND
to dc
hest
Oscar Wilson, Brougham Ont. will
J%dt ease' 'ER
of,o"
10 G rake tko s aeon of 1939 at his own
%00 .9 stable. �esq$15.00, Payable 15th �,4ucc:esqor to w
Te Owl J. Mather,,
January. $1.00 off will be allowed Sto JeWile
fito parties wh%tru(,k their mares. ,Night and Day`y.rxiue)
ll She has solved the Bail
I an y problem...because FISH offers a welcome find
Mares from a,distanee will be tak-
wholesome change at mealtimes, sqmething the whole family,will like. i—
On care of at reasonable price. aaaineas Flion- Residence�Phon
gill I ..'There are over 60 different kinds of Canadians Food Fish and Shellfish 9301 9820
..from which you can choose, either'fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, canned The Black Perchefon Stallion,- .....
or pickled. All of them can be served in an infinite variety of recipes. Hickory Lad. (Enrol No. 11155
And...one of the.jood things about FISH is that it is nourishing, and so Form 3) the property of,Allan Ree-
easy to,prepare) Serve Fish to
sor,, will stand for service at his
powRTMENT OF FISHERIES,
family often.
-own 'table. Terms $10.00
DIPA
-A full line of cern ma— OTTAWA. COMMODORE AGAIN the
FOR
hi Y. Mso plows, choicely bred Clydesdale stallion,
c iner FP (26812),.the property of Robt. Do-
PERNANENT NAGGIN.0 PAIN
plow points and repaiis a, 9 foe, of Green River, v4ll make the THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER
I
for all kinds of Massey. ': season of 1939 as follows: - Tues- J AND NERVES, IT MAY BE
li day, May 22rd, will leave his own
D"ortment of Flsh*rles I . YOUR EY FS.
otws. I stable at Gwen River and proceed
-Harris machinery. taPlease emd Tn your 52-page Booklet, d for C. H. TUCK, OPT. Do
"100 Tempting me
Redpes-.
to John Barnes, CherrTwoo
JOHN .L. GILLMAN 7"
....... . ..... I night. Wednesclay, proeeeds to Bert
BROUGHAM, mr. (PLICASA PRINT LMTTT.XB PLAINLY) Aakford's, CssTL 4, Lot 19, :11or Disney Block oM IN Cls
................................... I . @ban* isit
"bone plelp a - 11 CW.4 noon: thencetto W. E. Holtws 08RAWA, 03M OR
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A number of"cases of suanmer HIGH QUILI TY � r,'
villa E °t x `
�• lL7.ARLrILON't , IIu as• sgported in the ge• iR�i ��i� e N
` Mrs. Fid. Gleeson is visiting her i1 LO'QD T,
. A, Mantle is not enjoying relative at Tavistock 44 Present. O t~
the best of`health at present. The Misses Forsyth entertained $ r� Vo• SYSTIN
e Continuation School will be Toronto friends over Sunday last• r;AWANESA Ilff. r
li 1
SHALT
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ted at thq Field Day The*. C. Gostick hes been visit- amp.� ger yar* sal deal! I AND
well
represented - t -
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at Pickering next week. in
010E the week.
in CLremoat this_'Past �y1ip Transit�sQ1ila
I ,
. ,� late James •Misters
resident of this dis- Miss Effie Miller Stinnes in els 1)li33�iR . t [ '
Neale, former � wkdnws. so" W. Car Advertising !
trio took place on Tuesday very poor health, with little imp- a .1
Mr. and
Mrs. Dopking are att- rovem,ent. I►u8satobU FOR GARDEN PARTIES,PARKS '
ending the wedding of Harold Mor- Glad to see Miss Betts Pretty on AII Klods. 1 t
I at Guelph, this Saturday her feet again, though not entirely *me ee Tsom FIELD DAYS ETC.
Miss Harriett Walker is not en- recovered. �0� n9N &RQWL M WILSON RADIO
joying the best of heal. at Pte$- A large attendance was had at W91.11'B?ONTARIO �
ent, and is under med ca, care. the United Church Rally Day on BROOKLIN, ONT.
F. Wars _ The Beal Store,01 t r e n )I I Phone is r 1>_
Mrs. Birk)ett and Mrs. Sunday last.
attended the funeral of the late Thos. and Les. Lye have now P110NE 821 ►'
7.
Mrs. Graves, at Toronto last week• signed up with Mechanical Divis- 1} ^
Misses Bar>ora Wright and'Miss .ions; of the militia. FURNITURE
t,
Toronto, were HOTTER We are die I yin an attra.tir'e COHPEL'ENT
- Isobel Thomas, of ---- P�, g
guests of bliss .Anna Forsyth, on variety of r ,.
Have_ you seat in your renewal Alismioum-and Graniteware'Hto. RADIO SERVICE
the week-end. Ken• Furniture and Furniture
Miss Alma Pugh, Messrs. +to the Pickering News? i-. Novelties.
spent Sun _ Expert Service on all makes ,
ylr and•Elmer Wilson, spe Prices low, in keeping-with timee.
clay with Miss Marjory Ward, at -
�j, of receiver
day
Falls. l Bring your sets he and S V4 ?
The final tournament of the sea
TheNOTICE t• 11J1�1s:lCll�-�' stock of tubes ahrays on bans. ,
son takes place on the local Bowl- ; /- abseil W Gray, -- Broughaet Oaf,
ins Green this Saturday. - Mixed :• -
Doubles, with Fowl as Prizes• Our tracks pass your way every pecialls' '
lease note -- In the a,
Ladies p y.
matter of Voluntary Registration -
for women,,which is being carried COAL, COKE,
• 18 simple but zica de- Law Motor S
Claremont. and vic-' sign we can furnish Bo a' Bummer Sweaters' , .
on at present, CEM KENT T
-�UOD � memorials that will 50C- each Chrysler•Plyma►uth
inity women may register at the ' frosa every--
,Claremont Post Office. SAND, GRAVEL, Dealer
�dpo�• In dignity Bops' Camp $hoe8, X1.45
- Congratulations to Mr. Tobias -liIId of sppeareace our
+Caster, once again this year, work will stand out it, pal r GOOD USED CARS
BLIILI3EB'B SUPPLIES ��-
on Sunday next celebrates his 93rd throes {� ages.
GOODYEAR TIRES 'e
birthday. He enjoys very gobe Na Greater Tribute j 1'9 Q i Yl ) h)3 3,$1 s-0 W 1LLAR D BATTI.RI>3S
health for his age, though, during 5180 local Garbage Mork N; W. STAFFORD s lir GENERAL BLACKSMITHII+M
the past few weeks, not �t up We have also,plated in stoct a fall Higbwy Xon=WWMta! p SKILLED MOTOR REPAIRS
to the usual mark- at n4E of MAPLE LEAF ),FILLING Warks Men's Sport shirts, With Gia us a trial on a New or a Uead Oce
The Symes Canning Factory it L 40 cot. T
8�1Or1i t3188vee, L es• 24 Hours owing Service
Claremont is in full-off- _ CQM?AN�FEEDS. • g Road Wast Gordon
.�• t �
tion at the.present time, but up to AW. Hell'•s Socks, LSC., 200.
the present tomatoes have been Pickering, Ono. - 2,5C,, 35C.and'SOC. s pr. Phone 290Ei
• .,,doming in fest enough to, permit '";
PIMBRO10,
Q t
running only about half the say. . O• Bradley - ONT�Io
'The acreage is reported not so Office phone, 7400 Residence. 85
r
;great as in.past Yeam• - PbonetPick 29%
Bowling. Proceedings - Mr. and .Ft
Mrs. Birkett and Mr. Bearet com- �• � �
-Vri ed the trio in the Mixed Doub �� VUNERAL DIRECTOR
captured F;rsi, at Whitby f 1 1 t
e t» ptu T
lea, � �O� nce'� �'• QQ to'
Daboia NOti�VPrivate Aweek.cast G� _
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an Service
Evans. Mr. .. •! Day
Mr. and Mrs. Fred affective Sunday, Sept. 24th
L F. Dopking took First, at Stout!- We do Building moi'all kiwis Phone 9006
ville, on Friday night. Malvern 6009
Miss Msr&ret Johnson Is attend- j,EA�TE PICHERIAGi
_ - t♦
i Toronto Normal School •this
:OAS
- ng and . �.=. �, • - ' ':- -• - E4stern Btandard Timed = ._ .: . .�..:' _ FN'1! o�ErlTlxo.
_ p 1111Iarl�atnt �On
year, while her sister, Mabel-
- to
Myrtle Bacon, who hope to 9HAWA d --
TO TO TO O
PL�Ii#BiNa r
diplomas. are making daily trips P, _ _
stir
rr s Efev
Ito gtooffvAle Upper School. Allan -A. M P' )!d~ p' M' RWP'INO Ij'a p akw
Tomlinson and Russell Prouse .are _
also attending Stouffville School. 1154 _a 8.81 .:.• '!l•81' + e 8.31 We also sell Brantford IiooBuB � aTetnon#, Ont.
Miss Margaret Overland was the a ?•09 0 > 7.54 538 a 3.84- 9.31 Materials,Empire Bathroom
s ` 14onoured one ata eosnanunitY a 7.44 8 ,.4.31 �e IOSL - ZgWpwent, Darn Water Phone - Ra. J88 Otdoa R>� --
lLiAi a
when g,� A 2.54, 9b4 P. M. a 6.81 11.81 systems, Beatty �Conninsim Agee for
"shower on Monday evening. 10.24 8.54 le _
� 6.81 .A. M. ,
a tar, number of her friends at- 4 b4 10.64 :L?..31
. stable 8gnipment Governnont to Bal Wheat
tended. She was the recipient of a_ ]ll:b f a b 11.44 a 1.81 7.81 12.81 :Luther Bailddag d[aterla
beautiful gifts. a 5.b4 - _ ` -We give highest g� !1
�,rge number g was enjoyed b) a-Sat. only. a-3at., ,gdtt9ptee Free ,.:Phase at out ezpensa 4
A. social evening a-daily except $uz►• and Sol•''b-Sun and Hol. only; y - Work Guaranteeea
n foll0win the show- Sun and Hol. only. �,J� bit year
those
present, g � .
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To Je PR - A track
Mr. and Mrs. Mothersill .v�ll be Phone.°1502;
of tfie new Time Tables art aaaitabk"at ail eau -
moving to Oshawa to reside, with- We also .buy course t1�� - I
lCo ies pICKERING, ON'TAItIO ;tk
`'in a few days. They will be very P ,offices and agencies
;-.:much missed by the. .people
of this
wiYlage as they have shown their '
interest id
many local undertalt- Coach Tzaval information nt SPA BATTERY RADIOS
lugs, and their,help aPPX+ �s-
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The es wls _ om e e wi a cries,
with them. ,� ! j. P? ,,,:e 1Rnl� •
The regular aneetirig of the Miss- Jion Circle of the Baptist church, .`cry low battery consumption -
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r"
gill be held on ;Tuesday evening
- -next in an Open' Meeting, at the e►
Of 938 `Pl mouth Deluxe Touring
-'home of Mrs. Judson Ward, y
'Balsam, at 8 o'clock. The Uxbrid- Sedate
.;ge Circle
will be gueatia on this D
w�u rwid. the pro_ ICKENSNT
iori and P -Da (}ASraQtee
occasion, 90
-Day
o the �c�g- .
gr+am.. All meac�ers f
ation are invited: Anyone.requiring
Mors 6
" transportation, -please
call Mrs.
• '3 Chev Deluxe Coach :,
r#unity for farmer
,Ensue Ward or Miss Alms Pugh- _Here's an oppo _ (In
, srantced Porfect •• '° <�
e Baps Church Anniversas'y home -
Services will be held on Sunday, k
ossa end. AL to sell their produce rig t a . Claremont. w
October 1st, and X y, MOLE
-.'the Sinday services, Rev. A. Ii.
at highest market prices. ALF.
Park, of Aurora's
former Rev.. PHONE 3201
will Preach MEMMEMON
at both services, and • in Farm:'Ltd. have installed
,will be assisted by the home choir :..Pickering
..in the morning, end by the Baker modern lint for killing and finish
w
Mrs. m p WANTED
.. b aCALVES led y
i �te�e,. deg .
�u Le
�Oldharn in the evening. A special
us
ar -
invitation is extended to everyone in g poultry of all kinds at t e
2 Highway at .,SEL YOUR CALVES AT HOME
to join us at these services. On -
Monday evening, supper will �be room Farm on No. ;
7W itb • We have a buyer there - -
served from 6.30 o clock until g. y __Save Time and Money _ �y
This is to be followed by an ex -
ceptionally fine Program, given by - for -chickens and f iDWle -
Male Choir, of We have a buyer at the farm
the Toronto Lyric of which Da _ •
twenty-six voices, the well-]mown �f you have a quantity, write or y, ETUESDA'Y AND
;Frederic Thomas, r{IJONDA
:Conductor, is Master. They will be hone, and our buyer will call and
assisted by Miss. WTlnnifred Thom- p • WEDNE`SDAY
as, Pianist, Miss Elizaboth Beales, quote you a price. -
E�ocutioni - KERI NCS f7ARMS
st, and Mr. Fred Bennett, PIC
r
violinist-This should be a particul- IN FARMS LTD. LIMITED '
ssly fine Program, and should not PI CKER4
:be missed. The Lyric Choir is one TORONTO PICKE"G WHIM $, 1
y 43( the better-3m*wn Nub g"uPs PHCr1F.+1
.4_
`a,, in Il1anada today. _ _
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Game Preserve/ - - --NEWS VOLE
PARADE A conservation program to pro- OE tilt
- teet wild ducks and geese In.Nor.
■ ■ ■
them Ontario was -advocated re-
-Use ---Y�
cently by.Judge Uriah McFadden,
TRESS ,RD �::
POLAND'S CORE: The Poles, who in an address to ,the Chatham Ht-
have '.•esu expecting and preparing wants Club.
for :his war with Germany for al- "Something must be done to NiO. I OSTRICH FOR • �` <
> atop'the shooting of wild fowl'or —
most twenty years, long ago decid-
we will not- h ve any ducks oa An. optimist is a titan who
ea,�iat the ultimate cote of their thought there could be no world "�NER FY�RED
dete�ee would be the triangular geese in Ontario," the jurist said. ;t
central region of industry-between
"Slaughter at, the present time is war if only Europe could learn.all d r". '
terrific and unreasonable." about that undefended frontie't
Krakow on the west. Lwow on the, between ,Canada and the United r 3
A region in the vicinity of - ,
r ear:, Lublin on, the•north. Into this y States.—Toronto Star. ' BREAD 4 ^���:��` •
area rook at the map), guarded by Bay should be cel aside as a bird :
hi sanctuary, he said. Another sanct-
g4;ands,:served by,two rivers, 3
Po'.ssd two years ago moved her uary should also be set up north !
CONFUSING TNAT S BETTER :-s
of Sault Ste: Marie, he contended. as
77 ails: steel and munitions. works, 6
js
bull: power plants, ata cost of "u we only had a Jack Miner in People who buy auto.liceases at
;200,((•0,000, It Poland is, force,] the north it would be a.great edu- this time of year now get no re= _
cation to the public," he claimed. duction. But this year, as.far as FOR YOU ,
�baca .ato this "safety trangle",
"If Northern • Ontario wants to auto markers go, does not end tin- "
�• she ca;L still receive aid through `
maintain and regain its reputation _til neat year.—'Peterborough Es-
her
southeast gate the valley for wild life, then it must suppress aminer. �.
of Yee 1}niester down to Rumania
the ruthless slaughter of wild life." `
and the Black Sea. Germany can-
not ::ock this gate without going HOW TO AVOID TRAPS -
r- around through Hungary oi' fight- A new scheme has been worked "the Reader Ie Warned" . . . by
Ing :i.:ough a12 the nay from lira- N T A R I O out to defeat the speed traps said Books And You Carter Dickson . , . Toronto. Mo
Low :o Lwow. to exist in various municipalities-. Clelland A Stewart, Limited . . . ,
G:attd strategy-of the Polish ars UTDOORS The idea is to keep within the $2.00•
' Mies ",as been to retire slowly, and speed limit and laugh at thea trap. BY _
trona-:fn manpower, consolidate ' By VIC BAKER Toronto Globe and Mail. ' ELIZABETH EEDY Canadian cedar is being nand
flee.: ;sea, then mak? a last stand '
to a death in the Triangle. _ extensively in the construction of
Less than an hour's run from l "THE READER IS WARNED" camps throughout Great Pritaie
Kingston is the little village of THE HANDS SET BACK t for use in peacetime as schools
' jBPY STORIES: In a aide district Battersea, lying on Loughboro It is being said once more that -By Carter Dickson and in wartime as refugee shel
— `'borde::ng on•.Lake Huron, farmers Lake, in the vicinity of which the war now being fought will
and :awnspeople have been lying there is some of the best bass and "min civilization." War itself is Death by animal magnetism or
awake nights, or sleeping head-un- trout fishing in the whole of On- unpivilized, but its presence in the criminal telepathy, lurks behind Jam. ��� ����
der•.he•covers in recent weeks. tario, world even on a large scale will the covers of this book. jw's
Pe-W-tent rumors about the big Lake Loughboro is about- 20 not wreck civilization. It will not Sam Constable (nearing sixty
-.-�Haigr_eyer farm near Thedford are miles in length and from half a stop the clock of human progress; but sound as a dollar, except fora
the reason. Some reports said it is mile to a mile in breadth. It is it will simply set back the hands. touch of malaria)'is found dead at -- -----
a Ge:man alrbase; .others that It studded with islands and the open- Fourwapa, near Grovetop, Surrey, s
Is s centre for German espionage 'ing of new vistas through chap- with signs of malicious -mental in-
MISUNDERSTOODactiti ; throughout Ontarlo. Stor• fluence havin been exerted over s
nels between the islands as yourg
les t: concealed weapons, •dyna- motor boat skips along to the 11211- The editor of a Kansas aper him. Man to watch is Herman Pea- a '
mite, ;Olson gas,,sabotage equip- ing grounds is a constant delight. says be picked up ,s Winchester nik, a psychic expert who says:
:eaest men on sentry duty, have The water is as clear as crystal rifle one day recently and started "Notes In sound can shatter glass
R been attending like wildfire. Prov- anal' a portage of three-quarters up the street to return it to its or even kill a man: The same, nat- s
- tacis,: ,•olice are tired of denying of s mile brings you #o Rock Lake; owner. The relinquent subscrib- urally, applies to thought." Nina -
thesa :ales, and it is thought tbac while a drive from the hotel of a ers got it into their beads he was Constable, the widow, has written
the owners of the estate, two bro- utile brings you to Dog Lake. on the warpath and a number of - a detective tale, Including .a new
thers. :actors, of Preston, may de= Fishing with a copper line for them he met insisted on paying kind of poison, and she has a scrap
man? as investigation before any deep-lying trout will give you fine, him What they owed him. On his book called "New Ways of Commit-
deep-lying damage can be. done to cold, six to ten pound lake trout. return• to the office he found a ttng Murder," Terror stalks_ at
their property by frenzied but mis- load of hay, ib bushels of corn, Fourwaga when another character
If you prefer casting far large-
load
: patriots. ten bushels of potatoes, a load of expires. Inspector Hamplrrey Mast-
you
and t your
black bass. wood and a barrel of turnips had era does all an ordinary sleuth can
' yon can get your fill of .them in ps
MR. KING'S POLICY: Highlights Dog Lake It is not difficult to been brought in. — Walkerton do; then who should arrive but Sir
of tri- Canadian herald and Times. Henry Merrivale, Mr. Dickson's a
government's pot- catch all the law allows, but to
iiy iz, tae war crisis as outlined in capture a fine fish on a light rod grumpy but lovable and almost
Prime Minister Mackenzie King's and have aH the sport of it is c-L � miraculously gifted deducer : ..
speer: to the House of Commons: enough for decent angler. Schools In AN what.he does with two related w r
Rapd4 expansion of air training At Gracefield, about 60 miles clues would put most great think-
'-_had of air and naval facilities, and north of Ottawa, a camp is situ- And On Wh1elS era to shame. Mr. Dickson's hand-
lingI the despatch of trained air person- ated about 12 miles from the town of the psychic material is 1
' r something to watch — we ma not s s
-er .tel: Economic pressure against itself, supplying guides, equipment Gets Little Red School- tell poll whether or not it's phony.
-r— De�rs:.z3�iSCIudtng seizure of the and cabin accommodation. While
chip= sad property, Defense of guests are limited to 50, the rates awe in Modem Versions A don't mins Item. _
Newfc-andland, Labrador, the Gulf are reasonably low'and the terri-
of St , Lawrence and nearby tory for the use'of guests covers .:'Pioneer teachers who ruled to E'.5
✓ 'rem'L possessions, by Canada, 1 more than 70 square miles. Canada's early schools would,open LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher
`Deus C,-went here of u unit}ons Close to the lodge is Whitefish their eyes with astonishment at
baste; Iadz try and agriculture Lake which has produced some of modern versions of the little red _
rearet to a wartime basis; No coa- the biggest bass taken this year in schoolhouse across the Dominion - MI?S P1P4 DIARY _.
script'cn; 'Furntibing of supplies the Gatineau.District. Other lakes as Autumn classes have resumed.
- tf'C. k!nds to British and Allied and streams, while less frequented, In Nova Scotia, the schools have /
Powers including munitions, food- also produce pickerel, great nor- taken to the air, In Ontario they
stuff manufactured and raw mat- thern pike and some lake trout. are on wheels. Physical education LIC ( - k
ertaa: Measures fo assure the fur May your fall fishing trip be a once supplied to most atndeats
` Dishing.of financial support tar Car great success! through farm chores, is compul- } NE
f eada's military participation; Cetn- sory in British Columbia schools. VOT
trot of Proffteeriag protection ag- Saskitchewan has an extensive PU
stns' sa.,otage: Consultaiions with Toll Of Dead / 0
correspondence course system w vorF •- to
;gorertment of Great Britain. In Last Walt with students in remote sections of
The cardinal point of Mr, King's • the province getting their educa-
•
PO
tion ic. this: "The primary task tion through Post Office facilities.
and reep6nsibiiity of the people of More than 8,500,0fl0 persons Children in far off lands gzt all i �'(•�'!, i .� /�
Canada ,s the defence and security were killed in action or died of their education through Ontario's
wounds and other causes during correspondence course, Ontariotht last Wo,ld %N ►' -
• m sa onar am fes are enrolled
The Allies, including the Unit- among the mail pupils of the de-
Car, Amok, Cane ed States, contributed 5,152,115 partment. In Northern Ontario, the
In Front Front Door lives while the Central Powers schools are on wheels. The railway
lost 3,386,209 men. These fig- school car service carries educa•
urea do not include those wound- tion to scores of small communt-
Occupants of a frame cnttage ed, maimed or left helpless for life ties along the railway'lines. ✓� a o 0
le St. Williams, Ont., wera rude- through blindness or other causes. A survey by the Canadian Press �_• �,
With 65,038,810 men under showed Nova Scotia with the re- o v
1y awakened in the early •morn- arms during 1914-18, more than •cord for the greatest use of the 'io a o
Ing hours recently when an auto- half that number became casual- radio among, Canadian o
mobile crashed into the front provinces o v
ties, the total being 37.494,186 with Saskatchewan second. For o 0 0 o ca
door of the house. or 57.6 per cent. of those under more than a decade, Nova Scotia's o 0 0
Fred G. Ivllmaster, Port Row- arms, „ 'department' of education has put '
man: dryer of the car, lost con- out a general program to schools
trol of the machine, The. Oren- soil suivey of more than 100,-; on diversified subjects. �//
pantr of the house R:vakened to
000,000 acres in Connection with �l-li-radio=equipped schools tune
find the front door and casing the work of Prairie Farm Rehabi- In to these lessons. When the
smashed in, plaster falling ani litation has so far been completed school is not radio equipped, the /� - wO NEcr�.
the pnrtitioti between the twc• in the Provinces of Manitoba, Sas- students go to homes with radios-
Iron-, don't know how it ha
Iron: rooms damaged• ,katchewan and Alberta. and get school attendance credits. ppened! I just pulled down a lever and hit a
jack pot!!"
-REG'LAR FELLERSN—Well-Handled -
. .. _ By GENE B�'RNES ,
THIS 19 r dt T' 4T'S A NICE -
tEJMPN' } 1T WAS _ BUT YOU -r.r
s lrINO� YMIBRCLI.A! PRESENT FROM HAVEN'T WELL,READ
WHERE DICUA WHAT IT SAYS 1'
P. , COT
GET IT A S19TER ON THE
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der with the exaggerated gracious- hands working faultlessly as she. ,,•` � r{
JOIN THE nese of one who makes a rite N of applied a tourniquet and a&patc]t-
t - being always kind to inferiors. ed Tran to summon a doctor.
kBA
"Oh, nurse—won't you have them Meantime, Stephen Sargent sat Sr fi t
call my car as you pass the omceT with a face like granite, his /vee �A
I'm in rather a'htitry."
on the fingers of that right hand :
So sorry, but I'm aoE going which had performed so many dar-
` i that way, Tran answered with
!ng miracles—lingers that now '
r b. what she hoped was just the :'gnu hung lar and-Helpless, and would
touch of tolerant amusement to not move, no matter how hard he
STAMP CLUB paint the difference between a
tried to flex them.
bury professional woman and a When Miss Miller said in her
mere social butterfly, "and I'm in clear, even voice, "As soon as the
shock wears off, the nerve will
rather, a hurry, myself. Nurses, �� he o lifted bleak
st YUYh • For ten cents and the labs)and showing the teapot trade- you know, are slaves to-the, clock." come to life, only y
mark fro"m an packet of SALADA TEA we will send you Young Dr, Benchley glanced eyes and said with bitter amuse-
a Beginner's�udit"oF: 1--64 p+qqss St.asp Albua. -100 swiftly from one to the other with meat, "Your bedside technique ,is
al erentstsmps. 3—B] listoftlwusandsofsbmPso(faed a manner at first star' then,as as perfect as ever, Miss Miller.
,,,,■_ Free in exchange for SADA labels. his eyes came to rest on Tran, Just then Dr. Benchley hurried
SALADA STAMP CLUB—4H King St.W.,Toronto faintly amused. in with a fresh nurse; and Mica
The Catastrophe j Miller turned and walked with her
' Congratulating 'himself on his erect, light" step out of the room. ,
r happy escape, Tran thought..Well, It was a moment before man fol-
t♦ SERIAL STORY loved.
• .. - _ ..._ "Co Alive r,.
he's n
'` The t'catastrophen carie shortly
.COrYRIGMT, 10'Je. When she"Come:
go into the ser= rR
E TROs!B LEfter the operation was over. To-
svttw sttttvlee. INC.tNe, ward the end, a violent wind and vice room beyond, Katherine Mit-
leanin electr
- .. By E{inOru? Cowan Stone _ Eventthe se cal Hely beautiful Mia s p, door, her face :and attractive with a
against a u board
s Miller, who was handling the sea- buried against her,bent 'arm, her
body a-renched with sobs.
CAS7 OF CHARACTERS trac_or"—slap—"Retractor" Lures, gianced up apprehensively +
IRAN DEARBORN—heroine, stu. "Haemostat"—slap—"Haemostat." once or twice when small objects "Nis arm!" she was moaning. the help Of WRIGLEY'S
dent nurse. She ran into love `Forceps"—sap="Forceps" hurtled b) the windows or static ",Oh, no! I couldn't' bear that!
and trouble when she met But not suture this time.
-crackled in the hushed room with In _another year he would GVM•
DR. BOB BENCHLEY — hero, Tran knew now that sutures were each blinding flash of light;kng. have been famous. People would
handsome, s: .h have been coming to Saint Vin- uM X'
porn interne. He handled only by graduate nurses. when it was over, and t e pa- tN0
cents from all aver the country C,rtaW
had trouble, too, keeping up In honor of the occasion, Tran. tient had been wheeled away, only. „ . • yA//A<
with br;lliant had had a` shampoo, a fingerwave Dr. Sargent, Miss Miller, and-Tran , ! R�
DR. STEPHEN SARGENT—head and a manicure. 'Not that any one remained — Miss Miller,beeause "Famous! Saint Vincent s.
surgeon. Dr. Sargent's proMem would know the difference, but Dr. Sargent had detained her; You can't bear it"" Tran snapped ' GET
VET TODAY[
'was something *else again. having done so gave her 'an up- Tran, because there Were . still before she could remember to bite l
Yesterday: Tran wins, f being fit and clean things she had to do. her"cheeks._ "And what shunt
but bterd to wooden abowt Dr. and ready, like a priestess per- ovrn`g Xb;uut between t ' e can't operate anymore, BUTTER TARTS,
it will kill him—or worse
Benchley. ' Then the thing hap- forming cleansing rites before a strument table and the service 2tls tablespoons butter
pened whish threatened to change sacrifice Beula Tagg; who room, Tran'heard Miss Miller say, Why don't you try thinking about t cup brown sugar
was also helping, him fbr s change.
her world completely. p' g, scandalized Tran "Congratulations Doctor. :Co one 1 egg, beaten well
by choosing to sleep instead of but you 'could have done that. Mise Miller whirled upon her, teaspoon vanilla
-- her blue eyes .blazing through
CHAPTER XI purifying. But then Beula was He'll live, don't you think"" 34 cup seedless coo ns
tears.
Tran had 'started awake that only i..o be "dirty nurse," which She heard Top Sarge't0ply 's i cup shredded coconut — —_
.You little fool"'. she cried. �p chopped pecans
morning thinking, "This is the means thatr her lot vias to. p:ck"up little wearily, "And what, iA God's 'h
may!,+ messy -things that the scrubbed name, has the poor"devil to lire "Whitt would I be thinking - Have tart Dana ready lined with
rasa to hake been the culmi nurses mustn't touch. for? . . . This is the kind of case about. �� pastry. In the meantime cream the
nation of the dreams of Almost Oman's mood of exaltation had" that makes•a surgeon feel like a "Then for heaven's asks, Tran butter, add the whoa. egg. thea
.two"years. For today.she was to been momentarily jarred as she criminal."
said hardily, "go and do aomethiag frnit, nuts and vanilla Ft11 tins
help at one of Dr. Stephen Sar- hurried along a corridor that mor- 'But the operation was stucess-
_about it. Let him see how you within an eighth of an Inch of the
gent's operations. suing by the sight of Dr. Benchley ful." feel. You're the only one who top of dish. Bake Sn hot over. until
True, she had worked under and his pretty widow, coming to- "The operation' . . . Ia the t all can do him any good naw." light brown.
useveral of the other surgeons be- gether from one of the private you ever think of, Katherine? Af• "But I — I can't" Amazingly BANBURY TARTS
+ all, are human bei tate correct Miss Miller was crying
fore=but that eras net the Baine. rooms The: charming Mrs. ter all beings, . cup chopped ra:elnt, dated. cur-
tiow, scrubbed and sterilized, in Maitland seemed to have a num- you know, out in the thin, high voice of a
laparotomy'gown and cap, rubber ber of friends who Were patients Shattered Glass frightened child. "He's so at I?m rants
afraid. , You knave what he's 1 tablespoon chopped citron ?eel
gloves and mask, she was to take these days. Tran didn't mean to listen, but 'A cup chopped Walnuts
part at last in the antiphonal Something intimately possessive they seemed to have forgotten like•" 1 cup brown sugar
of
chant which she, had rehearsed, in the way she rested a hand on her. They were standing together "why should you be afraid d. 2 eggs
alone with a pair of scissors that Bob's :sietve and laughed-up. into by a window, against a stormy him i! I'm not?" Tran demanded. Juice and rind of one lemoc
day, almost two years ago, before his face surprised Tran into a Bud- background of wind-swayed trees "Re's ay about you. Any one
Mix first Wiz ingredients togeth-
a the shinitsg cases in the instrument den unreasonable"fury of resent-, and dashing rain—standing with with eyes can see' that.. If he or, then add egg. iemonr.and rind
room. . .'. That was the first time Inent:- the lock of two who instinctively hasn't told you, it's probably be- and mix thoroughly together. Have
Bob Benchley had kissed her. Uh, -A Refusal drew together, yet in the final cause he thinks—like a lot of oth- plain flaky pastry readF. Boll out
Well— $he" reminded herself with 'it resolution were left always apart. er people around here—that you ,
p to usual pastry th-citneas and eat
Today it would be very differ- shrug,"well,•l could have had him Miss Miller's low, even voice
' are—well not quite human. in pieces tons.inches square. Put
-ent.. "Scalpel' Dr.•Sargent would if I'd liked, couldn't I? I've got said something else that Tran did You can't blame him, you know, a small amount of mixture on each
soap And nurse Dearborn would what I did want, haven't I1" appt catch, and Dr. .Sargent an- the way, you"go around acting like piece. Fold In envelope style, mots-
``.slap a knife into his hand with the But just then - Mrs. Maitland ass eyed 'almost bitterly, "Yes, and. sr frozen plaster saint For tering edges with cold water. Then
_.irrisp echo, "Scalpel." "Re- turned and called over .her shoal- even surgeons are, sometimes hu- heaven's sake, if you really want mark the edge with fork. Bake In
man beings, Katherine. . You frim to know-that you're actually bot oven 80 miaates until pastry.Is
wouldn't like that, would you" alive, with feelings like the rest brown.
You like flesh and blood machines, of us, go and ell him so now. PECAN TARTS
IDOU BLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET always tuned to the highest ells- while you look like it for the first 1 tablespoo:. flour
_
" + cienry. I often wonder—" time in your life!" 14 cup brown sugar
It was. then -that the rendingBe Concluded.) 1-8 teaspoon salt _
(To B COACI ed.)
- crass came. A'splintered bulk of ! —o- -
2 eggs
' tree trunk and wet leaves hurtled l HIS LIFE IS 1 cup milk "
through the heavy window pane, i 1 unit teaspoon vanilla
and shattered g'.ass fell in every 'I'RANSFORINED' teaspoon almond extract '
° ° e) a quo:`+ / direction. sebooimaster be-. Itis cup choppers pecans
` i•� y Q� Mi_s '.Hiller cried out in's voice � The studs:
�� �✓ comes human, radiantly happy
Mix flour, sugar, and salt. Add
o , not her own, Stephen your beaten eggs 'and milk. Cook in a
Rlei) arra-".' ' ' ' " in double boiler until thick — add the
t CM ppE Pr. Sargent"just stood, his Left 1, « ants and flavoring• pour into pas-
hand clasped above his right el- Goodbye, 1*0 try lined tart tins and bake for Y
Fit ' I bon, while blood spurted from a I min utea' in hot oven. Whipped
UNITE deep cut below. Cbl 7f cream added to' top, when Cool-
Chips
ool,
p
'After that first shocked outcry, lends a delicious flavor.
Miss Miller went into action with
Apo / g If *on haven't seen`the movie, I it
..1. usual saifk. sure poi-e. _ uscaullu
voice low and even in command, . read the story. our Ho 1
■ ■ / her face a smooth r:iask of. r,aiet, , :CpIyIING SOON! Problems
J self-a�s�:cd comm encr. �'inr Have you fussy eaters to yout
family9 Do you have trouble :.i <:
providing a varied and interest-
IT
menu? Do your cakes fall'+ ;5
+ • , , T T Then write,'enclosing a stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope to
Miss Sadie B. Chambers,care of
this paper, and she will endea'
vour to solve your p"bleata.
i Canadian families �I +a•a The quickest way to cut new
enjoy eating delicious, bread is to dip you knife in boil- :
�` S �
crunchy,nutty-flavored Shredded '' J ing water every few minutes. Wipe
Wheat, regularly, every. day. It's By SADIE- B. it it dry before cutting.,
good for them because It brings them
all the energy of 100go whole wheat. -FAVORITE SMALL PASTRIES 3
It's nourishingand delicious, besides with the return of Autumn, n
! INSIDE INFOORTION" s
pieparing our menus, !t is quite
beingconvenient and economical. Start
'` ` natural that pastries will be ap• /er indigestion or CONSTIPATION
'�ti"`�•,, eating Shredded Wheat today. You'll w�ti.. pearing a little more frequently aaAaaa INT[RNAIIY tl» tee-eu� way.
so Mesa Ta. wets ' ,ple•+••My. +
agree that it agrees with you. A as the fresh fruits for desserts IlAKY�aea��pr"Mydl�as, h
The Canadian^ wed ry�tWIS ��p, ,� gradually disappear. The tart has
�> ` tiw In relieving
become a universal favorite and a , aewaNpwtien. At
rival 01 the pie. These small past. tineas-steres—
`e:, ries can be as plain as you with
t 2se and lOe.
i► Y4� i "� ,, and as
orartifaedntasayound lydesiree Fillings FM vides to:
V- •
r..o�{,� ✓M p
e '• and garn,19bes can
all be planned . Balflaid Tee fin
R Er ►ooK roe according to the individual require-
tj MODS -tNtS �AMIttAR £ e, k
S t�KAOEATvousi a menta and demands of the house- r'
Woo state hold. There is a certain definiteIlk d
s s
daintiness in its individual form —
and most practical as the lunch
hoz provides an opportunity for In-
Dept. sa
dividualisiag it. 1 Close^4vet, Torowto 3, Canada j
a;
WH
Pastry for tarts to be perfect
_RE 0 0 E 0 must be of a flaky nature. J"ue No. 38 -- '39 ' r
SI A D E I N CANADA - OF CANADIAN WHEAT I am'giving volt We tayoritet of
my household: ' 0
or.-wad aim IL Law*, a 0ddM1P' salad by bw =a, 98"1 Agent
Amespending a No6k 446 sr. her , Sister, Mrs.
Munro and daughter, Chris" ZRAPMAN
Murison wW Mr. X=son.
Andrew, of "The
nonsensical
-4wrs. secu, of Fort Hope, is
-4111048 Ruby _.Sons of the si
awn b" -in-law, Mrs. G.
been enjoYig a two visiting, her doter nn(y 00 a" special owing of
yarns that are told during a crisis Un 9b
"Moon. W. Barker. such as we now have, might include
igley,' bag been the
;.11113ponding a COUP
Of St
ouft'ville. 4
NOr*b Qu --Miss -Edith Murray spent am overheard in this township a
Is of wee" With week-end With Mr.' and Airs Bailey few days ago, by one who is in the
ionds in P6ft-SULnley. babit of 'twisting" everything he ip' ' lop '.Tailors
W. Barker and daugh --The many lRends of Mm J.. Is, that — "right in the town-
-4fts. G. tells,
Miss Betty, spent a few days Smith, of Toronto, will regret to ship they were calling up women to .�. -.,.FALL and WINTER
11n Toronto with friends last [week- hear she is in the Toronto General send to France -as truck-drivers
--On Sunday morning next; We Hospital. Doubtless any U
and army cooks �5
time, and in been enjoying . ::-WOOLENS and STYLE'S
2",6?t to standard --some boys have Canadian woman could apply for a
'ConSequence we turn our watches themselves throwing stones through such service, but the women who
back one hour. the windows of one of the churches are in charge of this VOLUNTARY
and clocki In Suitings and Overcoatm" ge
Shepherd, If HOM11 in the village.
__a1r& W. registration, do not want to have
ton, and daughter, Marguentepq of _Xr. and Mrs. Draper and little any Pickering women feel that in by
Vd daughter, of Komoka, spent the registering, they off
'peep York, spent a day last 'week are being sent
Clark and family week-end.Mrs, W. J. week-end.with Mr-S. Draper's mot- to France to drive a truck-load of M R. C. A. RAFFLEMAN
A number of inquiries have her, Mrs. James Andrew. amunition-up to the front line in
'Tip Top Tailors Special Representative
been made for how" in the Wil- —Bert Elliott and friend who the next few weeks. The move-
&"nt houk is a most have been spending three weeks at ment, is purely voluntary, and there
W, but a v parents — -on
*ki?AV to :n-nd in Pickering thA home of the formers nutnerous duties Asit anY ywamy
George and Mm Elliott,- returned ancanperform right at home, and -7
10resent. - this is what the registration is
show in Tor- to Timmins on , Saturday, to res ursday, September- 28th
work in the minejL,
-Jrhe Annual MOt6r
7,
cancelled by Mayor urne their attempting to ascertain, — which
Onto which was
Ralph Day, a few weeks &90, as —Rev. Mr. Lawrence, Of Whitby, of theft can, and would you be Be sure to come in and meet him
the zilubition beadings are to be occupied the pulpit in the Presby- willing to perform should the need
the militia, may Yet be terian Church on Sunday, when be arise, . . 2hose who appreoiste rich Quality fabrics, will be
used by week ear- delivered an excellent sermon. The
held, if it..can be held a Sunday School will meet on Sun- intjigued by thb infinite variety of Tip Top
Uer than usual.
--ft George's Church, Sunday, day immediately our the church NOTICE Suitings and Overooatings shown by
Harvest Thanksgiving semice, which will be 11 O'clock-
Sept 24th.
Preacher, Rev. Q P. Standard time. ftfiVe.
11 16 ___Flease take-notice-that, from now --their represen
went ov.
x1okirbead, of Tor�dnto. 7 P. M. —A number from here we until further announcement, owing
preacher Rev. E. G. Robinson You tr to the Whitby United Church on to the present crisis causing fluct-
invited to attend Sunday evening, after service here, cations in prices and much larger
"411 Cordially and to hear the organ recital given by
p these services. Sunday School Mr. -Legge on the opening of the capital involved to carry- a -proper S. 'CHAIDMAN
i Bible CUM at 10 a. = stock of goods, and also owing to •
--Fruit growelis'and fruit deal- new Legge pipe organ just install- the fact that we art obliged to PRY
J.
we are greatly worried over the ed. The church was practically fill our wholesale accounts in 10 or 30
and a beautiful instrument was
sugar question. 'In most towns in ed days, we, -t cannot he undersigned c.a
the province of Ontario, two pounds listened to, by the admirers.
in some casae. one Pound, ;8 Visitors at C. J. Stevenson a longer-period than 30 days. We feea
And
0 extend any credit whatever for a AT
(Rev.) Higg, . 'CLEA-IRING L1NES
'r the limmit, and as a result, a. large last week were: Mrs that it will be obvious to our many
of fruit is allowed to go to of Manilla;, Mrs. May Harbron, .01
amount friends and customers, that th-s
pnoste g has Much to. do Mr. and Mrs- Frank Rogers, Mr- 1 1� .. I . . 1ess, than Cost
Hoarding Walter T. Stevenson, of p is necessary under present
.7.7with the situation.. and Mrs
conditions, and therefore ask you
weather .of Kinsale; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mac-
-The excessiveiY hot I for, and thank you in anticipation Men's Calf Boots, Reg. $6.150, for $Zi.00.
the past week came to an end on key, of Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. F. i -
for a continued hearty co-opera;
Sunday eve when. it turned M. Chapman, of Pickiring, and Calf Oxfordp, Rcg. $6.60, for $3.95.
ning than.
Ji quite cool, and on Monday morning Miss Graham, of Orillia. Boys' Oxfords, sizes 13 Reg. $3.60 for $2.00
slight touch of frost, —The September meeting of the M. S. CHAPMAN
there was a
Claremont), Women's Institute will be held on BOOTH' & MURISON Boys' Scampers 15 to 2's, R ear. $1. 9 for $1.10
(ice reported north of
i which was, heartily welcomed by Tuesday, 26tb, at 8 O'clock S. T_. Stanfield's Underwear, Reg - $2.00, for $1.49
ALL YEAR INCOME selling large.
victims, of whom at the home of Mrs. Newman, sat A Stanfield's Surower Underwear, Reg. $1.85, for $1,00
the bay-fever xtracts, toilet requis-
• many through- Fairport Roll Call — Stain Rem- line spices, e
there are a great door. No experience needed. Pleas-
Papers on — 11147hen you 1 Nansook Combinations, lieg. $1 CO, for 49c.
avers-
out the country. Many in Pickering r good I ant work. Steady repeat orders
Lave suffered greatly during the buy hosiery"* and "The Art of Does from old and new customers. Small Overalls, sizes 4f to 46, Rev. $2.00. for $1.69
d- A discussion —
few viee'!, 4 jea amount puts you in business for 'Men's work ( loses, Reg. $1.35,for $310: $11 or 85e.
--John Wilson, of the Base Line clattung affect Character
-40 NO RISK. Eveellent opp-
with a big loss through an odd Hostesses - Mesdames: Newmau, J,11" ; Ladies Bill[ Rose, Dark pladeil, Beg. 69c., for 49c.
ortunity to right party. For free
secident one night last week, when EL Andrew, E, C. Jones and Mc- t details and catalogue *itsout oblig-
med Donald. Will those having room da
.4Show Team" returned Pick erinig
7 having his ation, FAMILEX CO. 570 Se. Clem Fred T. Bunting,
from the 1Dshwwa Fair. #117he horse in their cars for extra passengers, t, Montreal.
'he Four Comers at en
DY
TM being transported truck, please be. -at t
_ Ystahliat ed 1867,
teaving the high. 2.45 o'clock.
and shortly after —An unusual accident occurred Classified AdvertloemenU
*ray, a mile east, the ]horse clW*-
over the side of the truc* and at the school here on Tuesday aft- WANTED — to buy, 2 small pigs. IS 7..
ed
n, when the Continuation pup- Apply, Mrs. Williams, Simcoe PL
-fen to the ground. The horse died emoo -7.
-..SPEC IA
shortly after from fatal.internal ils were practicing for the coming
field day. Craig . Murkar Was in FOR RENT — 1 room suitable f
,:injuries. central
--mam1wrl 4 the Women's Ins- the act of making a pole vault, and office or small business in C Breakfast Rac'on' . .25c. a The
ct will when going over the rail, seven or part of Claremont Village. Terms
titu4 throughout the district in eight. feet in the air, the pole reasonaMe. T. Paterson, Clare-
-'.be interested in learning that M .-Minced Steak I 2c. a The
Greta Pollard, B. H. Sc., has been broke and he fell to the ground. moat.
the staff of -MacDon- sustaining injuries 'that rendered York saw, 9 ..12c.
• appointed to him unconscious for a time. He was FOR SALE White .41 -A Liver, a 166'
. 7,
aid Institute at Guelph, as Lector- himpip, 2 weeks old; 2 White York
taken to Dr. Cartwright'&
,Stawin eef
er on Foods and Nutrition. For the whbre he was examined. No tract- '
sows, ist litter, due Sept.' 30th. I g Els 12c. a lip.
Min Pollard in the Serviceable boar, 14 mos. 12 shoats.
Peat four years were found, but evidence of
Ontario Dept. Shortening,
le ' .. of Agriculture, has ureo M. F. Tomkins, 4th don. Pickering. 5c• a lb
.i bad charge of Extension Work in spinal injuries were looked for. At Jewel
the moment it is not known wheth- -Chesterfield suites and studio cou- 3 tins, 13ce
Blame Economics Sri nine of tbe. er there was any such injury. ches, 1940 fall exhibition samples, .,Clamic . Cleanser,
Qr[trul Ontario eountieft —After a season of hard-utruggle I inert construcTson, bMutlfu- culOur-
—The dot machines in. Oshawa *QJUo
the local ball team lost in the fin- ings, large selection. Lowest prices.
have been meeting with disaster
'Banden Bees last week. Our W
al to What trade-in or exchange have
The police I
_-.�.during the past week. team have been leading the other
you. — Todd 745 Woodbine Ave.,
R E
department have seized them all, • 1 , D ......
teams a hard run throug�oift the I Toronto.
:and after emptying them of their
nickels, which were handed over to season, and prospects of getting D — $50 -,Butcher- (Phone 3000) "TieLering'
diat cup have looked pretty-go.od REW0,11 will -be paid for
the city treasurer, they were given lately, and the loss of this deciding information -leading to the arrest
. ,very rough usage with sledge gram- and conviction of the person or
game goes down a bit difficult. 1 777,
niers, making them useless except persons, who entered the property
However, we hear from numerous
�t for the junk man. Many seem to
V corn on qf Mrs. Florence Todd, Woodlands
think that it is not illegal to have
just about a!§ soon hear as ha,�e
on, corners an observation; we would 'krHadviare
. I Road, Picliering, R. R. 2, and stole Pic emg
these machines in their possession, the cup -7 The Pickering boys were a red three-wheeled tricycle from a C
or it may be, they will ' run the
good-natured and a gentlemanly- four-year old boy, on Tuesday, Sep.
risk- of being "pinched". Many 19th. � Notify S. J. Todd, 745 %
young men and some older ones bunch of sportsmen. That kind'of `Woodbine-Ave., Toronto.
all theirloosechange an award will keep longer than a
S
will spend
DEATH
cup- SUDDEN in trying their luck with them,
When this money is urgently need-
ed to purchase food and clothing.'
UG KILL
-4bout 40 years ago, a company
vrii formed to sell locust' hedges any
Can be' dus,
sted on
on the farms
of South Ontario nolo
ulneemielut
31anr prominent farmers set out time during the day. .No dew is
qK ibew shrubs. In many cases they
we e neglected, and the trees grew JOHN (JACK) BOYES Wishes to announce that be bas bought ry to make it stick,
,necessa
vi to be tall unsightly fence tines. the DRUG BUSINESS of the Late ERIC JONES. The store will
charge of J. A. RICHARDSON. Pbm. B , a Graduate Drug,
ID ]Doubtless this was due to the lack be inch&hedge-growing knowledge here. ist,with A eft'en years' retail experience. uden Death to, the Bug
litec purch
ently Mr. Banigan, who
Goods, Patent
awed the Robins farm, on the Brock Make this storeyour Headquarters for Toilet
Household -Drugs, Sta,
Road, where there were- one of Medicines, Stock and Poultry Suppler, . ,,.,New Life to the Plant
CO& Cigars,
ihew Wedges that had grown up to tionery, ice Cream, Chocolates, Soft Drinks, Tobaccos;V*
.—thirty feet. Mr. Banigan wanted got for McCormick,Oteriag Farm Vacbicery And
Cigarettes, Magazines, Newspapers Etc.
t3unn cut down, and falling in with
a Welshman, by the name of Jones,
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED We b&" IL Go pet f16 ft a IS not
Me"
.*e was taught bow to redeem it. Vur MQ#O
The result is, that he will have in RUG 00., LTD. Q1
THE BOYSS 0
•
•
a year, one 6f the prettiest, and
14
THE REXALi, SUN-)AY HOURS
r,`A6w hedge County, which
DICKERING
't
a in the J. S. BAISDON
even a Jack-rabbit won't. get past- STORE 11,01-1,10 Inoonl DICKERING
Phone 68 9,00-7.00 p.m.