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Home My WebLink AboutPN1951_07_13rieKe ring, s Fis-2ft PiCH] 1140%OQ "10, FRmaY $SAO W. C. MUl .First -'Floodligi li" COMMENCFS ON FLOOD- LIGHTS AT PARS HERE „�,p,,,�.,,,n„N11,.+,��+..•n, p+ ,,,�, atllttull,l Rotary President Geudy D� �OV Re 111e1gber Pickering �%illage - _ . Douglas Howell, nine years old, �fitit the arrival of poles for the son Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Howell, - adlights at the park here, work , ; of Wilton. Grove, Ont., placed first i ,tua this week on the installation. z in the a and .._ e approximate cost of the projectI under his cornet solo at the - _ •will ��” a Kiwenis Music Festival 1st Woad There be ei8 hteen units of t r I stook, Ont. Douglas plays cornea is teen hundred watt sealed -beam cite London Boys' Battd. r its, which will afford plenty of N J Mrs. John Trimble, Bo lit to the outfield, as well as the and h visiting her daughter and son -ice laidi law, Mr. and Mrs. Elden McQuotd,, ro help pay for this. Turk Brodat Church Street d his N. H. L. All-stars 9611 be ' %,>, y f < < r • -: Mrs. Waghorn and daughter Joyce re on. August 1, to play the local' { o� Oxford;, England, are guests at ;ermediates at the opening flood- *' { "'4 the home of Mr. slid Mrs, Murray- ht game. On that night some per- ht ? ; s Barrett, Elizabeth will be the lucky winner of a ,. .,; D • Carl Disney and Don Fleming are oe Admiral Television Set. Keep,.° on a trip to northern, points e date in mind and bring the fam- 9' ' -motor this week, to watch your favorite hockey �.' r Mr. R. T. Dobie i8 spending two Lm play ball. weeks at his home fa Sande and - Contributions to the Floodlight "pitchin' hay.' , d will begreatly appreciated by Lad Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Baker and e te= and Will be acknowledged mr. and Mrs. Barry Marker niotor-77" these columns each week. You Sunday. ed to Ond n leave your donation with any and Mrs. •Wm. &saner - Mrs. the following: Harold Richardson. s. Belleville, were with air. and Mrs. lie ek R. Boyes, Ray T. Doble, Jas. a iRUTARL4,='ti5 Say =_ .. The 'Corner Store" at Claremont still goes Hader Gordon Found last week. Mach or at the Pickering News. -lit ball "'P1iANK YOU" - that name used many years ago by the llic ib• 'ibdsy One of the heaviest -wired sk-ups- Tyte providing of . a flood To THEIR FRIENDS family, Pioneers in Pickering Township. _' in hydro distribution - locly has smond in Pickering' while not un- before, we understand, _ = - ..., _ ,,.., : 'Goudy'_ _ _ the store has a modern front and the buildiPtg new been carried out at the park here, Electrician Chas. Piikev - in- yard in a very few President William A, '_now has an annex on the east side. This photo was with to be found only atxes of our size and should cer- :and the members of-Yic>;erinR? H"tory t,lub express their sincere= taken ogee fifty years agov stalling a 400 ampere system take care .e -f the park and flood- inly be a fzr'tor in creating a' in ball = thanks to the many :n this dis-1 lighting. Sofne � of the copper wire - - ueh wider interest night this neighborhood• (strict for the support rece,ed in_ Day Cele-= A()K.3 THE WATER CONI\(i Annual Junior Farmers' Picnic SIO. used is half an inch In diameter, air, Doug Joi ns is improving in. (A bit of applause is enrninA to =their s 1951 Domini bration. $ _ ALONG? Geneva Park - July ___. the Oshawa General l. tat small group of ball -minded { _ Your support by way of eaten- _t;� sung men who undertook this pro- ; - Park is -appreciated; a I The heading above is a question The annual reale of the Ontario P aughHosut r Mrs. B. Riley and,daughter Mary were hostesses at a pantry shelf sh- let, which, at the moment appears s B dance at the the assistance, of m:tiy ;undo, bY= we are being asked every day in the try to County Junior Farmers' Association will be held at Geneva Park, Fri- o war tendered bliss Ma3jorfe �il?'hite _ be ding ecru well =further con- the many "non-members is also = though, would be apprec• _ a News Office, cad when we find out - nobody's talking. day evening. July 20, at 6,30 P. m. on Friday, evening. Mr, 36re, :std Murray �ibutions tied. It's' a healthy sign to ren I very much appreciated. a -We also wish to reeogn.ize the.. = I As published two weeks ago, a Everyone cordially invited to attend The --picnic supper begin at - and a of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murray of Turn- ata like this health dons- gs - port alai interest= 1 half dozen exploratory holes were on the lour beds opposite the _velli 6,30, and please briaR your own - .er Valley, Alta, visited Mr. seal Mrs. given the parade_...not all can be" in dug Mitchell Coal Yards in the attempt lunch, cutlery and cups. Ice crearn M. S. Chapman last week, s pie -winners, and the matrier _which some' -come along -.year e- I to find water in that area The re- and soft drinks will be supplied by Junior Farmers to supPlemeut ' •Ua'ited Church Plasia (ta]ted -ANNUAL BAZAAR =ter gear with a parade entry is sults have not been promising. Over the weep -end -the local fire- the the lunch begket. Off Again Rained again Wednesday afternoon iwhat makes the parade possible. FAIRPORT _ ..�� hearty. past pumper was used on tate last hole There will be a ball game after but the races for youngsters will be UNITED CHURCH � - To all, we s_y a � � dug....one which showed the greatest supper, so bring yans running shoes• P run off In the park here this Satur WPIESDAT, JULT A 3061 yurw"Vofi fllla mu,swl�illliti promise, and water was P'impe'd to of about one. •re a the rate The evening will be brought to a close by a dance . in the Geneva day afte. a at 'L0 o'clock - a ramble �, - G X. Morley y scramble ,AT BAYYIE'R- ][HI�ii from s.. t enough orate r r minute—not B Pavilion from 9.06 P. M. to Park r P _ . - ''Tuesday e of )ides. W. O'B BAKING SALE -inch r Pe there. Frankly, we think the Trus- 1 1,00 a m, There is s sWlmmislR Pool Next at $wim�ing Chases e t Y , p),eaiatg at s.� P. ai. --- Pickering United tees have made these tests to set- in the park for those who would _ the regular tilae { _ -- - • • • The W. A- of Church is holding 'a baking sale at isfy one group of our people that isn't sufficient enter there to like to swim. The piepic is under the supervis- —'„"' - Helie-beildng+ V the cottage of Mrs: A. VW. Mitchell, thea the SAtools mini- inn -of Everson Norton. President of Ajar and Pickering Township Fancywork Store on Saturday, July 14, at 3.00 p. d• meet even. -High requirement of eight thousand the Ontario County Jr. Farmers' General. Hospital : ��uy Afternoon Tea Will all the ladies of the church ' es, pies or tarts. mum gallons r day. g knoarirrR of Association, and Harley Johnson, Secretary, together with their Ex- --- At press time this week the cam (Bazaar under auspices Of please provide and leave a :zte Mrs. Chas: -Hut- Having watched and. the finds of engineering firms dur erutine and Directors. _m prigs to raise $15,000 for the .:a Ajax Yic:k Fairport W. A.) 1.00 chings' home. Church 3t, by P. above date.. ing the past twenty years, when at- area, The Junior Farmer Picnic an event -,,.,td was very much,en- tablishmenx of the and ering Township General Hospital the The ladies pian to have a picnic tempting to find viater'in our insist that - the only dep- annual joyed by those who attended last i stood at $6,199,; 5, The Ajax dour - following the sale, so briny= along basket. and enjoy supper we still endable source of supply in this,nei- so year. to -door canvass which is now more than half coin still ct- j plated was at 1 ne fi11tQLARED AT ONCE:!: .. your picnic. at the Lake' •be for anyone ghborh is -the lake. And, we still sc;v -we'll have THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. ink approximately $10,00 per house, Two large contributions from Aj - Yaanig man with at least ]an.' ` C -•s will provided wishinQ to go, and will leave Mrs. water here some day or-- we won't cannot be OF. CANADA' ax Industry this week included the - Matrkuhtion to train ter a car- in the,Folding Box Induser7• Hutchings' at 2,00 p m, be here: A community maintained without a plentiful sup is hiring Bids to be trained as -r, «,,,,_:-_ .� Instruanents $30O. and Canbri M.nufacturing of -Can.,, eer Apply to: - Wben one commence, to feel that Aly of water. _; NIGHT OPERATORS 1300.00, _ Mr. G. B. Phillips, Oxford Paper Products Limited he is indispensible, let him poke his finger in a b.,wit of water and see Usually a sign • of trouble with the first when one business commences as+ _ The Easter- Rebekah Lodge No, Apply Immediately In Person To 350 of Pickering, contributed $25 Pickering. Onlrrio a big hole hi. finger -has made ( to. become abusive with -a eo.mpetitor MISS -H. 31. SCOTT Othr r crganizatiors in the area are _.. _ ... what :when drawn out. ... / � :� .: busine - I Chief Operator i planning projects in aid of tit,- hos — -- pital. -The Ajax Branch I. O. D. E •:'Bell `Tefephone• i Company is staging a "Mile of Pennies" this Pickering, Ontario' week in Ajax. The Aja:: Rotary Club - _ers — Ts-weekAs staging another' v�iety AKrNG- -1'O'1 AND PUTTING NOTHINiG BACK -There are many such groups in • .right to work, into the hands of the• lfatmer I C. N, •E, FEATURES (continued on page five) By John Atkins and E. J. Young rrost�nfluentialuand therefort the e the the unTheion surrenders his right - The fee into the --- T ou' skill at maki a Dag- I TOWNSHIP POLICE CRUISERS The following is, we believe a veru erefor�nized la%,he most dangerous, are pig organized his own farm officialswhoe thea$501�ifanSHOWING SAVING ' nDagwood rue picture of a certain situation in our country today. Ed. Organized farmers _. and business.. authority to' his operations . The business man binds himself kept your is.,A��DY best in the competition c: tae Can- pickering.Township having Pur .xisting "The Nineteen Fifties Come First'. book vve,Canadians Each of'these came into being with fair and reasonable objectives to�mtke org- ithe t. ds i by thean tBiglFairr''sbWomen's Div- ! toition sponsor- �take ed tcare -of police work, wo police cruisers evsur s the title of a euld recxf, because much of it ap- for which it vias pa have anfzationwhate�atider authosdtiesidire Tht total of all the demands' of .inion., Second prize . $40' but from Police Dept. with careful records lies to conditions here as well as ` is Dr. e. an honest struggle. But they all learaed'the art of enlisting gov-. all the pressure groups is snore than there it is up to the snack artists to and defect- are showing that, during the first —, month's operation cruiser costs havo n the U. S. A. The author in G. Nourse, ex-ch°f Advisers ernment support for their causes; they find this so much to their the economy of the country prod= produces; and they all expect the create the most original F able Dogwood. "No contestant will _ been reduced to less than one guar- ter. charged.. to + he Council of Econozriic President of the U. S- A- and liking that they have abandoi:ed govermmnet to see that they bet be forced to eat August 29, istthe biowng day with off•otr theously. purchase of these the In his introduction' Dr." Noulse people) their old ideas of a fair field and no favors, and are'irankly out for theitx. The government knows that more points scored -on. speed, variety, ap- the finished two cera, each of -the four members the staffwashis "We (the American ruggling with •the task of Ire still stg everything they can get out of the s consumption by production and I'm everybody would solve all their pro- pearance and taste of product. o for P° rk andnbeing verning our* -es, and we need spirit that animated our 11 the best spa general public, The labor group is' demanding a blains. But that would be painful, lids encouraged Entries must be in•by August 13, Get your entry form by g the paid ii cents a mile by the township. Now, all police patrol is being carr Castors if we are to meet the closed shop, union security, full tm- and the government that it can cure all econ- Nation- Women's Div inn N sTor�onto. led outTwsy with: the !s or police to elm hallef enge now being hurled at free h lid ent, h Pay pan- annual control wad omic - ills without pain inconven- a Exhibit ork n • ' • 1 and a further reduction is ernment," He believes that the United States no ceiling on wages, demanding itnce to' anyone. What can it do I Actually it is try- Public Speaking Contest stalled, then promised by Chief grown large enough and strong any attack from guThhe Reed er group is markets for everything ing to substitute money for wealth. ` There is still time to enter the C. N. E's. Elementary Public Speaking a car to Ie will not he necessary for a car d. return to the police office los osd- ough to resist thout But he ia• not so sure that they produce at prices supported by on a plus bas- By putting mdre and' snore money- into circulation it is creating the Competition with $12b in prize ars, but will be taken by radio and miles a week _ e innniune from disintegration ;ng the short-sighted sell- the government parity is. The business group is 'demanding . illusion of wealth when read wealth money to be divided among the top five. Any number of students from thereby saving many of linitiecessary driving. ` out of ass of pressure groups witli n, fair trade prActices legislation and regulatigns that will hold them and . does not exist. 'This is inflation. It has already any one school may compete.• boys and upporting the. request for mese? "=de. opublic e country. The oi`ganized in the,first their competitors -in line so tha'E gone so far that people are begin- of the The contest is open to girls fifteen. years and tinder. sbe gainer bq the when we groups, lace to promote the legitimate in- Luis' none of them will be able to buy or. to sell cheaVer than the. Hing to question the value dollar. On this point Dr, Nourse who or ggrades t we line-up was outsdey�the police rests of their members, are more and more to the go -vein- cheaper others. says' - ``The of the wereinof thesen when school' closed, Each ctttitestant is to -seen office, each waiting his seri bar g ant as their Champion, and expect- their battles for thein. They are demanding more out of the pot than they are willinyr• to put financial structure nation is being undermined to such choose his own subject and take not for del= turn to in ew the police. We expect it to be impossible for a it to fight They ail have the same purpose in f•; and they are all prepared to use it. an extent that there is at growing danger it might collapse. The count longer than three minutes be fiery, Entry forms and can b- know the ''crime everyolieez dtuation'0 in Pickett ow - to secure for themselves a in the national •ec- - political., pressure to get In order to make their demands try will'not escape this danger un- later th8tt, my be by writing the women's Div- bqt those closely, - connectedh wh-- avored position vored end they Pursue this par, ultimate these' 1 all ` parties to the national life inure effective, the members of less p willing to sure ' accept the economic realities of tained inion, C. N. E.,• The Ex. will provree free them are. short complaints, s cd dand _ e without regard to the have on groups seem quite wider rights that have always been today and abate their claims to each young contestant with a voltmie cottinud par fouls _Am feet their success .might nation's tutus'et tuis awe► In- huan . freedom, copeidgred basic tQ m what the "Ougmy can stead,• ticket to the :°=d& .•— - -'— .,k •1 .. .. ,.ear ' ._ .. .. • , most contemptuo p - f • - %"U also appballd a sauB�� kthi u8bClassified Advertising ^- the slips or a blacksmith's swipe: ee e• ��» M a a • " -_ � , •. "• -r- It may be sacrilege to suggest awes CEICKx OPPORTUNITIES FOR • JMILTe IC = ?�a that the public are 'mainly inter-POULTRYME\-pt your FRE& copy, uf. MEN AND WOMEN ested in seeing runs scored -but the 94 -page 'Poultry Dimaw Manuel.' BE A HAIRDRESSER •'+�-••*�•••••+ - Write for details now. Rodda. Ilex its. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL ,..,,;", ,,,, " t .. it Ia very neat' the truth, For con- Lona Branch, Ontario. Creat Opportunity Learn, - 1•- - ..•• morel now, on we don't brlieve." fitmation, bolt to the pro porous - •• •• PROMPT delivery on chicks and turkeys, Haltdressins - .•..,� -anything we set in pubic 'print league clubs is the Midlands andAt! Popular bread, non -sexed. pullets. Pleasant dignified Profession. nod .ape • i6 going t0- ililpri8t Or shock us- - r' North, where ,Ven if small grotmdi cockerels. Specht chitin for bro}ters. Than«reds of successful Marvef xrodust•r i'. r Other breeds for Layers., and stilt others America's Ci on test System - •►•gr,Kavrw• no, not even if Colonel Bertie .Mc- •� r do make fours easy to get, the for roasters and capons•. Turkeys and Illustrated f:aralogu• Free ' Cormick of The Chicago Tcibune crowds roll up to applaud quick older pullets. Ft" catalogue. write or Can •TWEDDLE r.'HICK HATCHERIES LTD. III All VEl. iiA1R6RESSING BOHOOLf should start printing a picture of and make handsome Collet- Fergus, Ont As. tan fin.,,t Sc w., Toronto = '.Xing George at his masthead, or _ dpi£' ns for the man who gets them. Pt r.ET8 Wanted: All _breeds and- area, - Hranchsr: The Toronto Globe and Mail should • Crowds went ,to see mea bike t a • a rood Prices paid. Apply to Box No. 12. 4i Kina St., Hammon }tail the Hon. C. D. Howe as the ` I23 Eighteenth Street. 'New Toronto. Oat. 'i 72 Rideau Sl.. Ottsws --. Hobbsr"BROILER chlcksli Specially bred: healthy. ' PATENTS a a a cause they knew they -would score feathered and yellow -legged). New• Ham!► A X OFFE1t to must? laveptur-List tit la, i plenty Of rutlh,' and. usual! shires and Su«ex,X Humps; any Quantity; _ -.ventlons sad cull Information- sent front. For, "believe it or not, we have Y got reasonably policed; shone or' write.' Rosa ' The Ramsay Co.. Reglatered Patent Auor- just finished reading an articles them quickly. Woolley, from whom, 'Marcia, Southgate Farm, Galt, Ont, nets. 273 Bank Street, Ottawa. in'an English journal of wide cir- it in the eyes of many small boys, aYFdNG AND c1EANtzra rETH1tR$TdNHwu4'a 'a t:orapany. t'a- • culation in which .the sacred sport ,� anything less than a six was a Po g toot Solicitors. Established 1393, tie ° 3' mislnt, was thg most graceful bats- v 91 roti •uytdutr uteda dYDtnx t clwL• of CRICKET is most severely y Kr lns7 wok• m w for romrmattOY�' we , y Street. Tnmotn ILeklet wr inr.rw - criticised. Cricket, mind you! Why, ; r treat in modern memory. Hobbs are dao to answer your Quest+ons. clsI^^ ^n r•atrest <":` also was a supreme, artist. Brad- pertinent H. Parker's Dye W.rka L1mit d. that's mutiny, that's what it is l OrPERSONAL firing on the guar24atOr semeihingl 791 Tonal Mt.. Toronto _ r man cared little abttttt the arts, LU�ELY.t Depressed? Feel that you need a a a r but he got the and quickly. KOe BALE friend? FRIENDSHIP UNLI311TED has We still have Hutton and Com KITCHEN stake, whitm.porestain on ,teal. Wiped many People find bavpinea,. Per Wfiting. about one of the current P' naps they can help you. No obligation. Test Matches between South Africa �t who we first-rate craftsmen acid resistant snasosl. 26 x oo double •For Details. write, or bhoni strendsbilr bowl.' daub!• drala board complete with unlimited. 401 Toace Street. Tornam- -: and England, the, author,Jtf m one as well as . ground -filling entertain- • crub cup stralner and faucet, -cabinet extra• $67.60: 26. x 14 single bowl double �1374- _ A , .0 Frey Wyndham, says "The crowds a a • drain board with crumb cup 'strainer, NEW YORK POSTMARK! Letters Ra will go because of the natural at- t:abin•t extra. $1j4.$a: 26 : Lai single Howl mailed 25c each. confidential• We pay f Men Hite these are rare indeed. single dmin board, right or len hang, _postage•, Write today, . S. Romano. 4111L _ tractions of a Test Match and the with crumb cup strainer and faucet, wood East llsth Street, New York 29. N.Y. ow a at very pia er is a But players with far less talent will cabinet, $109.60: 25 x u, gam• as above. (�dg q y quickly get a crowd -pulling repute. with Arborit• top and is x a0 sink and READ ASTRO-PSYCHOLOGY OF LIV- 'star. $ui alt 201 .t a five-day gate, rim, wood eablaet; 199.60. write for so. 1NG: An outstanding astrologer and when eventually shared cut," may High Het' - An eye-catcher at tion just by trying to look enthu• Bial Prices an. coe7pkibs bathroom setspaychydoxist show: how YOU may obtain Islamic and going for the gpgielt All item. may bo pnxcnamd separately. good health) Bend complete birthdate with be. a good physic for county trees= a recent London garden party 110i Invited from trade. P.O. Boa 671. two problems for tree analysis by mail ` surer's sick balance sheets, these was this hot worn by Actress batsmSinglean that in many . orthodox London, Ontario. INFORMATIOF on health, farming. *AL _ bttgmea disdain. TOR Sale 1941 slttam 'Passenger Bebod mining. family, marrlage-conAdentlally, - live -day marathons - safe- ruinin presented. Sand 12.15 to: ASTRO-SIDR-_. L- cricket as a Spec g Veronica Hurst. It features a Call it tip-and-fu6 Cricket if pre Sus, custom-built' A9917 Anderson Taxi. VICE, Box 10,5, Hermosa Beach. caht. k P y Pembroke. Oat a a decoration that looks tike a like, but that is my remedy for — .. it, - - radar antenna - to -catch. the MASSET-HARRIS 26 Tractor on atsel2 PHOTOGRAt'H)' i Fancy thu! Ruining' ' cricket, sriciet's ills, Quick irons at almost. Case rcM wins -tis sick -up baler: Sawyer ice• rxoTo BsrettCE ' latest gossip, fnoybe. say cost, even if we have to lower' YasseT 32 g 34 Thresher with clover mill• wNI at" o or s exposure VICtells or any ie egad. Wyndam may be an Effgijsh the standard of bateraim all in good coedltl•a: 3 rinatow 1a x_ 24 artists Galahad oo Deluxe vela: gls«r name, but we suspect the marl - _ P• As a TCacior Tata• suitable for road u«. K. paper 20c. ranaua Photo. P.O. Box S. Ivor of the arta of cricket it is a, Deacon. unwarnia. Ont. $oust be a Sinn . Feiner at .heart -toned--after all, they do pay enter-etterbrooks. -tduewc: a a a tainment tax in their adt><Iisaion against my �� wishes to say ... __ SHttLCR/VT - TEi►CaERB v$ANTED --• - so -but rather lively decadence than COMPLETE ilts with full instructions ' But that is by n0 ml's 119 the, mosey. - + .». - « a genteel corpse. for making Twit beaariftl, a«tut ona - $3A"HIDE - Protestant teacher car worst. Brothei Wyndham 'f merely •xculse novelties. Portage pard $a bo. School St-Wou Na t. Malshlde, Stan Cricket Offers either the most There's too much ttinllteting OR .-Juustsx[ad lnetractlm *beet from on res. County. Brtgk. ,w)tb Inside tollsta.. bydr.. ♦varming up. -Five-day matches are to the field and when than Quest. Hrmahton's sbellcrsft, 464 King. piano. •tee Enrolment tblrty-six: eight a modern fetish." he • goes on . to... delightful relaxation or the most Egg _Toronto• oar, grades Salary $2.200 Par annum, AD9ll• positions between avers. Too ttsany -- say. "They were started because boring spectacle. I know one cynic INTERNATIONAL w.D. 9 btereL Lots cations reeelved'tmetl rule 21st. England and .Australia, scared of who frequently declares that coon players look bored morel. Etlla _ rrankliri. Eurtary'. r. ont. WmIrwin, B.c.-Treaa•. Alymor, oat:. r • a Phone _4119. S.S. No. S. R. R. 2. Halablda, OsL -losimig ,to, each Other, declined t0. _ ties are_eneouragillg boring_ cricket The public do not want to wait - HAND blocir, machine. 3" ,tcementl• w CHAPLEAU-Roflutred tiiimpl Latatly, Pad show boldness in play , . The in the hope that it will drive spec- goes votiditlon.. r: L• Macflrta iv. RR 2, no school teacher for Grades ona to nine tators to drink and :so incresse-the five days to know a match result ~tit ona-room, steam -bested school. Salary 43n1 mean. so far devised Ni fitliah- Three should be ample . even for. wekerinstAtit )' 92.309, Experttmty rttiuired. Reply tq t't . Ing a 'game- was to stretch, tvlayibg _bear takingst .. Io -ACRE farm and now --root, sou". _ Hallidas. P a.S.. .. Na. 1, Two. 12-H, chat. a Test. There may be ways to lineament, gas.'•tllactrlelty and Cater• yoang Teuu. Y nc hour. " Sut not even that excu_st will enliven cricket by artificial means,. eru;tt thea. tarn chicken -louse ,and - -- a W • - biooder. 'double garage. crop slid garden. 11uNDAS g patient but for a start let's ,try more keen- 619500, *no mum well of weuand. Mr, F. last much loci ere The most Tt4E-Dtrnlsa Separate -Smoot requires (Here we might say that the will evventually realise that they nets and en m, .amen the_ .. .'�s. tion, Det„"R.R, No. n, VrellanJ -. teacher for Grades a and 4•, Staruns _ _ 1} g - olarr $1,300 with'annual mcrwsw. A9Ny' 'atrefc44ing- -Nasi clone, to, the rxtent •can 'gett a cheaper drink outside the- � Players. '= BEAUTIFUL Great Pyrenees Pupates tot statlag experience to Jr. L. -Stout yae.• That instead -of sale, Svbe wants ow? Mrs. J A. Wit- 222 Melville St- Dundas.Tilt. gettin three sed- ground arid' !ave admission money A cricket ground a no place far {lams, Southampton. Ontario, "out' gatcs•, they- now grill off- five,. as well. bared players or bored spectators _ EC ESR BTt — WA�TYL W.- - R ED HAT -RS Wal Which might be an idea, at that, y • =+ If clubs remember that and act SMART Martha Washington an,i Rich �A::TED'to buy. *mall roti,,: natio-Illila .for our- m0 uia.wh0 obje�t iertrdist 1 e \wail . lernd ` twigs std7tilea's threi=piece bathroom sets " Iaad near country vthase. nfve toes- - Y 8 At heart pfantitali every g y- 'l I1------.- ! Whits $390,00 to III SOL Co1oQ7ed $7,. o tion. price, Particulars to la i ]tk-sg to watch a game of cricket. 'Dray to solving their problema. vometate with beautsnd- chromed littl ga. 1, 8t'RFORD, Ontario. Itulation 60 minutes end :n 'a tie « •.- ., Air conditioning furvaaea 1:93.00 Special lSAtES31E` for Ontario territories. Town _ _w.hether it Ss played• is .the.fanCtity _ offsr. to Plumbers and builders too. 'save and country distric•ta,' 01116st ear top -tell thi cuetortlers to kick iri with of Lord's, the stroke-gritned at- but sufficient of sut:h ,A- tad sub- many valuable dollars; -buy with conikren.ti atxattry trot[ trees new ornamental stack the Grief of "another admission anti ;red have a, nicer horns• Sattafaciloa guar._ Permanent or Dart time, liberal controls. 2aosphere of Manchester ice SheE� ject for the time being, Ifore .than” . anted. E:cra-d,aboaltu efe-entalague prlcea 'Alan, Wrftc to -Hogl• Nursery-Cotmwss. «top fa see the finish:) _ fisK I -a 111. a. tree -fringes( village green, itfficient, probably, as we know, If we supply sv.rythltie you send tor.c.m- , i exmpbeurord..Ontarto. or just a bump pitch its a public that our readers' hearts moat ha re catalog" Iniad ,: lfthhoottphol iLarii:io -- - - ptit back to-�Brotfici Wyndham-.'.-'• park. been strung, evert- as ours was, at �Ixturem.,-grit« and. ast9fui .natallauop "N hen this happened the -first prindiagrams. 9etect style or sinks cabinets. I A F i le of cricket was cast aaide-' But however much he may of- such a sad tate. Just to think that laundry tubs, showers,, stoves, retrlsera- - . tors. Pressure- water sgateme,- 011 burners . �. Pere". weer 4tapfala sad VAIN ft"aa there are cricketers who actually that it'.•_. ths_ gable, not the result, -fend the pt6ruta, _what he scally acacia. sad o1L tank, nice volt or vitae,. : FIRE •n1- TRIEVE& we bare a .►.. wants to gee is the ball being imagine that their personal- batting Johnson trail order DivWon, Rtreeeaville sad give at "to. mr cohl"S., for say that matters. Soon other cricket g hit' averages matter a tinker's dafril Ha-dwnre 9troerevele• Ontario, Phone 9■ts••e. visit rn or write ten ovk". a selverga��l slighted dxunl est4the), too, - pat it LIVESTOf F- .3tarkar. PaintRed. Crack It awn to the bound, _ fig ct2ltni;les= regarded thtm•- - y � t t think that h k net' and he will raise •cheer; Jus o t m t there are cricket -. -- 90ek Rete - - •t'rrr y back to the bowler and he re- writers who consider that' the cash White. Black. sow wt rub off 'wat or � J &,J TAYLOR LIMITED a 'a - mains duMb; or else a customer-theakuys who -keep,.die dry, cesvealsn: ltoekae culla. +oc wnst9ild. pplaudsirOnf- Harobtey Hatch"tes Winn,pig. -etas. : . ";Fivc-iia .. call -if he hasn't game going --Arc - deservin an - . -• --- - - •- - )' _'rests are <iefegting- y gone to sleep g y SAVE OVER $5.00 TORONTO SAFE WORIC� _. e_ e . r _ consideration! _ 1143 trent• Bt. E, rmreass _ •Their oast object. They were de- - on tarn pound or tobacco .r make Ioe, � _. _ latahfl.red use tresed to bring about results and' It may be hard on the bowler, Still, if, the top brass of cricket etilim"ttem for 75c with the famous Globe but it is the batsman who_ seat! are really tt worried, we, .have. a Cigarette Mae las using tubs Price -35,9,5.- t, maintain Pnterest, avoiding the fres- : y Gliskraneavid' IfI . Barbet or retunil. Beat - fration of a draw. But players have matters from the spectator's point couple or three suggestion, to make. on market. Postage extra, Globe Tobacco of view, Eve If the real! want more and faster Factor!, 4311A Church, Verdun, Quebec. rnrne to regard them as an exten- ryone can ace what y y - - _ HARNESS A COLLARS be does; but even with binoculars scoring why don't they -call strikes svR sale, hravy Triad embb«ing.tma- stea Of -their a Of the wicket. In- - - = chine, sic -, inches between poets, very. Farmers Attention - Consult 9tearl of making sure they finish . it is someti2aets difficult to discover on the batter_ or `kcmg in, the fent- ane bed adruatment, stsam or was heated. the game, they try' to stay in as what type of delivery the bowler ea closer to the ala -wee mein tale Ctrneral carton Corp.. Lee., 230 victoria your nearsst H a r R es ■ Shay • y - S.. Kitchener, net, about Stco Harness S -long as possible." - - n trying. - .. wicket. Better ,tail, -why not in- ---- _ __ applies. • • _ ject a small rmovnt of rabbit into ' NER puppies.: goo We sell our gt.od through wEeeding t hunting and a Only Even in the pros box, where breeding .cock. wettactnelr priced to your local Staco Leather finals - 'Now' . the w-arth-up is over, Mr. cricket writers are sit :the bail' __ _ approved buyers. H•la bar--xennele. •P: o. PP�d to. be Box Ioe, Niagara mice, ant. .'dealer. The-geods are right, and 'Wyndham - is out of-: the bull -Pen neutral and unbiased. -I and my cot. - DUAL-PURPOSE Ehorthorss. Freon' sad so are bur prices. We manufac- .and starts really flinging. Hearken! leagues have often breathed a fer- GLAD TIDINGS ' spri't«r'• accredited. Bred by imported ture in our factories -Harness, s . • t. , bull. w. Single, Grimsby. Ont treat 'Thank goodness he's gone!" --- -• Horne Collars, Sweat Pads, -It may be a grim -business w the when a .particularly stodgy batsman -- CABS thrasher- at« ss x s9;•Jtood conal- Horse Blanket, and Leather WkYw• who is obessNd with the has at last been removed. Kici*g Abdullah of Jordan receiv- moi! - pPhone iia,E' Bentley' street""lle' Travellintt Goods, htsL to :- Was that he is engaged in a life . a « ed a telegram. from his son, ,Prince - - — •-_ -- or-death straggle for his 'eriellstifi 'Tillal, in Europe, assuring him that - �NZRwL ��-N1,,ttt1E ^ . S neo .Brand Trade 'Marked g The crowd go to see runs scored• REQUIRED fort 107-h•d modern hoavltai: Goods land you et satisfaction. r.Teputtitt►a• But spectators who pay or else in the main they won't 8o the young fellow "continues • to tits g to see a cricket' match are ant in �a ` obey -the will of his father." This and laundry, xddltlatal for night duty. at all• They we'll applaud the Blas- Increase at .9 months and annually there.. tleresfad .in a ptay.ra personal ata. rias strokes lice the lila' doubtless has some political 'sig- after for further 2 years Transportation SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD. leatic off- . They wiRt to be enter- .,..•e, the .-an0�1lF-ltla4l;- refunded-aftar_.t---manta,--trona.=-poHK , Tofonft tlrsclfiol-cut, or the al... entry into Ontairb': 30 Any. boliday with of -a household would be glad to pay after yearn service, Medical and WRITE FOR CATALOGUE . - receive -such *an assurance even' hospital! plans avallabl•• Apply 'Sppartn- if it referred only to when Junior tensest or Nurse,, Slrkland and District •rss■'\.•� '•�• • Y w _ - hosplial, Klrklagd Lake. Ontario. ' w n -would' finish mowing" the lawn. _ • HAROLD .:.-aEwcAL - _ • ARt TT DIXON'$ REMEDY -hr Notimh and tthau. a� rcv 4. 1,,, / t W�10 �d�e•z�` 9 � ' `� ,�, �, �,-•r 4_.."t�F.��' i 'Z& --.y` r ► r wtlaHe Plains. Thelaslaads MUNRO'S DRUG - s" algin Oflewla _I $1.25 Express Pr"mid _ CRESS BUNION SALVE -for amazing • ' _ _relter.- Your Drusslat sells CRESS& - INGROWN TOENAILS•' Nall Fix relieves pain Instantly and to. - moves ingrown nail lip a tow applications Si: Warr 'Fix 'ttuhrantsed .'remedy. 60c. Corn Flu• removes corns and callouses to 10 minutes, SOC. Bent Ooatpald 67 A. - Thompsnn. 7 Orrho rd ("w"t. Toronto POST'$• ECZE14A .SALVE `s " BANISH tb,r torment of dry eczema rash"., and weeping skin troubles. Post's Ersemo Salva will not otsappolot, yon. Itebtns. scallns. bursitis aesenla. actio, ringworm, pimples and athl*te's aux, will respond readily to the stalnless Odorless- ointtpent regardless of how .rubbrre at - • "I ve .looked eve hnVoleso they seem here for that PRiCE ft.0e PER JAR 13'vf POSTS REMEDIES • letter, Mr. Rushanroar. Maybe ft A, 3' sent Peet Frees nn Receipt of Price hasn't been written .yet." _ ' me dtteen St. E., Corner of Iyesen. Tarentr w Z WANT lovely skin, glistening eyes.- trot nerves? Send for amastng Kerfo tablets I -$1.00 • $3.00 - $6.00. Imperial Industries. ... � '.. kop �if'�� ' P.OF' Boz 904. � Winnipeg. Yen. ' � .- • /Jlpa�f NURSERY STOCK „ KEEP POTTED PLANTS WATERED WHILE ABSENT t?ttkkt Stop itching tit inttect bitypu� 'oAYLIItEf etsana biv«, m e•• beat PROM NOME BY -PLACING 'PLANTS IN A LARGE Pimples, scales, am NEW wonder nowet�-crow wit care. toot and other ext •. athlete's ' Hundreds of -gloat blooms, finalnfne ' BOWL AND WEP6M rAk] INVEfMo CaIJAR'T' SIZED. Ilse ui k• tin enruy caa9ed .ti' u°°Dks colaul:_ Send. for til[* catalogue with • �w+I� 1, wooybirtg. ant4eptic O.0. 0. bliaatiftl art photon of aturn tis. rierldel BOTTLES OF WATER SEMIIEEN POT AND BOWL. FTu�60�NtQa��tea�elae, awtlen. Itch G.raen.. Port Searle=. acoria.. .. rIR kffA.1Your druggist - ISSUE 28 - 1951 _ Y w v _ Kr. and Kra. Geo. XeCQnochis Lauf and Ike Wood are spending a tra splays an being applied by the We are glad to see that do. All• _ -and baby son are with her parents wok at Jack Lake is Halibuston. local growers, . -{ Dir. and Mrs. A,- J. Thompson. -Don't forget the 8iwsnis Carnival � �aree pp0 to" 11 iee Mr. P" i - Piss Yattbiwabe ; of- Toronto is lis- Miss Barbara Cooks . Is taking a on Thursday. Friday and Saturday Alton Buaii, Tio le again from hos. summer ballet coursq at St. Law- in the Kiwanis Park. �t Woodl= ds. pital, after Iia, &*mous illness. 1 ^ :...Piss Evelyn Anis• L spending Tun rence Hall in Toronto given by hiss Gordoa and Mrs. May have Nia� Mr. Harold $ of Rossbnow - �h Way at the home of her paaeuts �� LOmlivn England' ars Fails friends with them this who has- been in stal it now itr, and Mrs. C. -A. Anis. Langley ell and ''Smoke" week. August will be a busy month for 'home end srtag may. T East WOodlwds& Our annual water Carry Stroud entertained a num- McDonald both rexefved slight cwn- Georgen White lett last week for Sports Day will be celebrated at our Avery ��sivi Weiner roast ber -of- Attle friends. at his fourth cessions on b'riday sight when they holidays ak Onwaw Camp Hunts- at h pool on Civic Holiday. Our annual w held allnxd� of Mo:B» p� Sirthdalr Party oni .iihursday, collided while oatchiag a ball at the vide, Ontario. Oval "will be held in Dixon's NJ*'A.• Brander is spending the game• , . .. �' i for •the young people lest Satasds - The W. A. met at .the .home of Field on August 13 and 18. These evening. •_ • , , t'Mti� ;omitier with relative at Caruana. • - I two events involve a great amount I Piss relative Gibb at her cousin 1 Mrs. L. Davis qn Thursday. of work, so every bit of help and Mr. and Mrs. • l3allsait of FyeaI . from Orono viaitin her. Gordon and Mrs. Jack, Elinor and ,Lite' support will be greatly appreciated. ford spent the' werk�nd with li[s. g _ We are pleased to nee Mrs. Col- ,and Mrs' Day, Rosebank. _ • --� The weekly meetings- of the tam Much hay has been spoiled in the borne getting about spryly again uf- agers-ol-Rosebank and Rouge HMO - - fields here owing to the rainy wea- ter her long illness. at the hall-at--Rosebank every Wed• own -ups counted at the of on 1 Rev. 2dr, Joplin and ffiiss Jobiin, gr pool dances, . All teen . agers. are .oyelcomeq _ of Port • Perry, were visitors' with dpemng day. Weather and 'water to a good time. y Henry and Mrs... Westney over the conditions were perfect and 'iu�- week-end. ing by the fun everybody seemed to _ . .�' !'� • • ��%� Mrs. Cox- was presented by the be having, we can expect our%bust' 'Brougham •-'Continued 7 Woman's Asspciation of tiie United season to -late: Church with a, small gift as a good- Fresh Raspberry Shortcake with held in the T'ewnshiu Hall on 1 _ �• will gesture upon her leaving for whipped cream and . tea: will be sur- dad- last when a number of friends "fs?r their new home near Newtonville. ved on Wednesday, Ju.1y18, from and neighbors met to tender a mia- i . We congratulate. Mass. Judy Pu,:k- three to five o'clock in 't6 after- cellaneous shower to Mr. and Mrs. - - : rin,, Miss Margaret Czap, Frances noon, on the laum at Mrs. Evan's Everson Norton. The number of use+ Sheridan, Helen Fallaize and -Jwcr home. Meeh your friends there and ful and valuable presents showed the ueline Beams upon successfully enjoy the sociable hour or two in high esteem in _which the young 0' asst the entrance to High School. pleasax►t surroundings. 'The - Eh•aas' couple axe held. _ Miss,NNora Cox passed the local ex- place is on Old Forest Road and has assns but her entrance to High School cement driveway. Proceeds are to - - • DAILY SERVICE is dependent upon the arrangemeuts help provide shu h tters for our hall, ' in the district where the family Iess Mr. Murphy, Sr., is having a long • _ .10 ALL AND U.S.A. FOINTi _. moved. siege of illness in Sunnybrook Hos- Skinny men, women . _ The Community _ C1Pb Picnic was pital. Like .numerous, othrr old iold' gain 5, 10 15 �a CMARTfREO :UfES held last week at Lynbrook Park, cera he finds his war service is tak- t . . • and owing . to the storm, only forty ing its inexorable toll. ! OFFER IBD! A L S E R V I Ci turned out. But those who attended Monday, July 16, brings another 1 het 141w Pep, Vhn, Vjgw, - a e Night. of 46; had pleasant time under cover. Bingo ght. with a Jackpot f FOR ALL GROUP MAVEL _ The local Sunday School please: tie Special, and all the other fent we.e -: �e sa.e is to be held at Lynbrook Park on ures which are attracting crowds to '' ��'',. ase go: esawv' _ . _ Thursday. July lt, our Hall. _ 1 r ww e. r-.e.tw•.' rays USTM H"_.. infectiona The Cl thank al t amwo at " • the wet, osiui ray wealth- who ',g wed their Home-Bakitur a ed"`a. bw Mulcts 430 ... good appless ill lik- Sale. -About $17,Q0 was the..amntint A heavy 4 of be ar.cleared.'lair ww.a iaattse er and clean, fare. an saw Peas _rphy, Juni was taken Oa —. 15, M"'.�. elT t a p �+ � �' a to the n haw&,'Hosni last week - ed to be imprrr- ._._ a.few dais 1n - ft .�..0 am oafts end She is report s f �� in¢ satisfactorily. boom STARTING MONDAY, JULT i0. 1"1 � � s ' ed r. Morrison spent y ben recently, but is up and about a- � e.t�e.�• - ae•s h.r IItiLL TORONTO - 09Eia1�'A BUS$$ &•sin_ He feels te+o chipper, but _ 1.9L �owa.a.+ri you can't kPe�p those Scots down ' r u • �" i j0• far Yrnal wfpe, LindA Mulhnl:land's sevonth birch- sa.t ON THE 2A SERVICE — day anniversary -was celebrated last Grin••* >e.,. "• " ate. 9W.. - «. week and -she and several of leer ,MUd •� ►�•••+a�� RILL BE ROL'ri'ila `:� -- littlp pal. haa�i a nice party. -. - _ EastWnoJlwidq has inure thEll �� A� _ the avPraerP number of fine arts _ detiloiees.. Several writer's, palate rs. LRM musicians m e th�r . homfsculptors eir. Perhaps some day e w i a f poen s .r e - A$TBOL ND: shall have 'an art show of our own Via 9A. Ajax Boad, and No. 2l .. �.� produced• oc' a y. .t . Pn`e lv by d alt 1- r ent. . ...,• . � � �FT?r �pt}nPadAS' 711411t,, ?*3e:1'rea arp _ :' '• WE$TBOL YD: -- WP14 attended and there arP_Pnc(• tr Yin Na 9. Aja: Road and 3A. _. - - ' • _ a¢a+n&-indications of increaminsr fat-: uee_turrouts. All euchre players vre ..;- _.r ., ._ •_. _. ...rte _:• _-. c ,.. - ". - � - An/1 ti{Pf1 - _. _ ArAvro_e1TiQgZn }BPP AiP .•.., ej-foot vrPll on then Christof!' wP -tw elv BVrWWXkprnb,.rt,, cr,P dao iyat q*PPk. A v of wnrivt-wator was tal)i ATui ,bo • "ll • ip '}iTl�i ten. the top. Each work 1 all Nfghlaaed Creek and Read' Pt•`tn�k t*Zrne iyP{nQ the baa.• s., linsulatsf with a -d trdaeattal ps+op.:ti..l _ - - work Artd the well was dusr ren Pec- . thPro CC";z A int l?� .fur.• a int n} h SERYICE WILL RE NOM -STOP Joh„s-Manville or� t,r"e. itlttr Fes.` , Ronlr Rnoa"F•u1ia cotRlrr.pnao, rmPd and bvu .wAPn QNo Stops to. Pick Up- or. Discharge Passengers) - lock Woo16otttoot buv i(/hfiiTQAQ1'�s i - i nvorh.cad ni1nes fP{{ ^n h� •n itns:psnst�e � • . _ it his woe So -Manville You he heat! Put J MAM TO while at kat has, - last Friday. ' g f k Wool Batts between - - PIUM NT,DAT UES ? TIME TABLE, WSLL -REKAiN- UNCHANG= you and the hot sun. They ROUGE CHILLS AND ROSERANK DOUGLAS Ga :.... r Dobbins and Ronnie. of Al- . _ el save See us now. M pay for themselves selves to winter tonamRoad, spent the week -end .•m • -fu savings. _ 'the cottage near Lindsay. 1AITLAND ��G R.A-V C O AC R Ll r E S Richard and Ctauetla Beckett. of _ Ag•�� Toronto• are spending the summer theirch Thaveiwithend 'arents Mr. and $O(TTii �iASTERN I�QUSF • Mrs. Claude Brawn, o9e EAIRPURT 3 udding NlatClials Mr. Burwin, Toronto, is spending week with a m ere Mr. and Mrs.- Cliff, ImACI = -• _ _ _.' I Li@ f c Dir. land bars. George Percival of ruowE PIC7CE =C; we J" 1 and ...PHONE PICiNG 74 - Toronto, spent the wBeto-end :•with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Schwalm. r y G id`ekec%a®r ewOW11#aW*1a1 *e . G.et new ,G•OODXEAR TIRES _ NOW ! u Worn tires can cause delays or acci- - - dents -spoil your-- holiday. • Let • us _ equip your car with new, dependable, long -mileage 'Goodyeafs and enjoy a holiday free from tiro trouble. e Letuscheck your tires.today ' Salve Feedin Costs \FUNCTIONAL FEEDS -HELP ` PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY NOURISHED 'BIRDS. WHO GIVE MORE EGGS =ETTER EGGS. BY INCRE�SiNG 1 o' QUALITY AND QUANTITY .,`..YOU LOWER COST AND . s' INCREASF,•--PROFITS. latchfordsr (Fill -the -Basket)•- • — EG6 MASH yid ,EGG PELLETS (Birds Relish Pelli/s) For Sally by _ CLA3LEMONT C0:9PFAATIVE i PHONE 38 .J y . Crippled FamStoek _ De> Classified Adv t. - BATES $15.00 CATTLE (004 lbs. up) $7,00 -_ g - (One cent' per word. Miniman twea-;Oo- •,Oder 500 pounds) �a•� -, icy -five lints. Remiktanee anus ae- $1;0i, r'nk -R,. goatpany insertion order. Count ad•resis and phone number. $2.0• - CALVES u - - - Pickering Market & Locker.-- Plant WANTED TO RENT - house is '. Hourly j7►1Ck ^L1p erinw `ilia$e, or close by. Phone Pickering -279 after 6:Ab p. -m. f hone Collect Pickering 265312 PHONE 30 _ $ SALE - lady's bicycle. Phone: - ridcering s2J4. ' - BRIELDS MINK FARC I80R SALE - quaatity of • first-Oaaa - - buckwheht. Robt. Miller, Brougham. IIALIZ'Y r STRAYED. - from• the . property of _ >r " Donald White; Brougham. Lot 19, Ss S��,�� _ Go 4 Picks ' o tein, heifers. Liberate Reward.' _ �- - - - :Thone Markham 266J4, _ g SAL - gidairle stove; 0 , , R 0 C� RAE ry inches wide, in new condition, $200 + or best offer. Phonic Pick, 299. - _ -- S - _tf _ _ MARGARINE _ .-- -LFOR SAi.E _ �� washer and �.,Ie»r�a..ra.t�a _ _ LOCKER PLANT twrbwr, new motor, excellent con- - - .dition, will accept reasonable offer. - - Phone Pickerine 289, - - - ■ p _ _ . t`Quality�& Service eyes Processed to Four Specif.catiens.R, SALE Electric- annulated- -- coal graze and mantle, seperate or atogethim .34ke offer. ,Pick 299. _ _ ■ tf :.fit ,All Times d�rlox FAQ " - - 'we 1WM be pleased to pick op dead - - _ lF30Ii10: >!IG'ii.>�II�iG =0 � I�„IM1ei � " `:iisp ng prices. Animals �a — immediate service, telephone oroprevailtoH M ClareananNOTICE -to-, ..FARMERS _comdmcs +�l]i14 9r Toronto EIEi�IIt)ii 3-4639. - �� ` J � m !M PSOTL-FB+iI9� tt CORDON YOUNG LIMITED ... -q� L ' log H.eatiar street Toronto Yi Nem. • :YDrESINABY 8[TPiRsI>L1s - - - CASH PRICES PAID BABY N13= - - - I�u .�... ai1r s`rOR.lc . HOURS G. T. NORTON FOR DEAD OR ORE"LED ANIMALS THAT �ss1l41sim■a� 1. Qstarie Livid surveyor sad - dJs •. Wse>c Dais asgsisAi1.00 A. M. to 0.0 P ]$. _ I Civil .Engip.ez. ; Homos �s : z srr.0o �� PRESCRIPTION ;<.A: 'P. Sundays � P. N. _ „(_u EDWARD St. AJAX., ONT. - t Phone PkJwriml WOWA. OO WR - - X6.00 crate -.duly 1a . IB:►Z�iLL AN REMOVED FREE ,�• R• PVYM► � ` WANT= ' UTMT BON= FOR SPEEDY PlOfC � r - P PHONE _T�iO re ,� ACIIiBIlGE3 nail _ _ _ J _ FAiiNf - B.A.N N FR RE3 N' 3DZ)R1"NC3• WEST HLzr. PICBEBII�fiti =► = WCC walling buyen. vM s f _. _ _ ' _ scAs. ee Paox�' I: Ah CALL - Mr. L'�1C3LI8 r 'pr"°�nd experienced WOOS, LOCAL REPRESE_NTATIVE'S PHONE 242_ W2 �� MA1001 - Offise 8![ lIlNi Well, that's all for now: See you long with one or two attendance at -the picnic on Saturday and at. wards overlooked previously. A L ikILiALGHHY saw SO1C! _ church on Sunday.hope all the boys and girls wM (I • FOR FREE ESTIMATES events to follow in the fall because. Almost forgot - during serv'itp on on hand to recoive their fust • a a R� g��e Gurney- Heating Systems' tiirngs are "conking" now azsd we'll Sundae the prizes for attendanceg i wards and to those who ,Hissed a let you know the results in a week beha�our and 'knowledge - donated all- we can say is - try harder nes - Wabiished t o o lEatetrough and Tinsmith Supplies on two .-.. by the W -r A. will be prestated a- time. POLICE CRUISERS - GON-TD. ; ' 'Sold and Installed ftestigstions carried out .four' PSONE: PICK. 203J1 ]police" officers, sad, the number of C hh - lsours requiredand n V DMA NO USES :. FARMS -• -. Y _. spent b them - • in doing all this. While a great- deo of the police Sheet Metal Works ..'work now -bei=ng .carried on caaaot ■ be- attributed to Pickering citizens. gets of Pickering Neave Office usinesses stn - ; the ft5=t remai:sa that cs-irsse- is peen. ent in our area and Pickering P� I Long - Eaeriene" ti ice are the'oriee' Who lave to co _ ._ .. . with it It is -going to cost mone3� Centennial United.Chureh _ A . to do this work, certaiisly, 'but what �� .FOR SA L Fa ' can be done about it?. , as we see it With ninety in artendance otr this .is jua't. one -of the pricei�we, Sunday, it would seem there is no - ve to pay for living in a favor reason for us to consider eumnser PICKERING and DISTRICT ed? area close to a large urban closing or number . of children ' 'area, and a loc:..;ion such as ours, would be disappointed. We hope to See this keep up during the su?nnmter months as the weeks go by. We can _ - tb e attendance was_ tftis _\ - high in church but it is good to see soe,ee - MtwM''@st its a few people still coming oat. Fult prsce;'choice ata, Pickering S350,00 - Awe iota, Liverpool Road ��- t� if you -pass hy�r-corner theme :600.90 -Acle lots, Stavros Road __ ._.. :'166A.o0 -Acre .lot, SPrµcehill Road, --Faispsrt-areal clays you will be able to see c ur $11,900.40. 11,4 acres, Brock Road Mange taking shape and -by the end ' bf the week we !tope' to have the _ FARMS BENEFIT iY roof on. Any, shinglers in the crowd' THIS .rhe stone work is also coming ezonir- gl6�OOA,OA-.Chrcken`ranch, modern home,_ 7 acres $25,000,04 r Modern stone farm Muse, 50 acre, barn, -nice! and if we do say so .ourselves + ., :GOOD NEWS a bu ldi of which we- can be 7'ust- .000 09 - •Farm,o60. Sarin, loveulys excellent rondztrar�a-t ai-4uy, Halt down t• - - r'ne feel -sure we bs`ng`-to neve a house -urrounded by a beautiful cedar setting, 50 acres COMBINATION building 'of HOME TOWN ►A►ER ly proud when , finished. There is _ - do`N one thing our:lady painters are sure' c _ voce! HOUSES j, �+ news. Yoe nsod to Waw eq -of, and that -is the light Will cor- _ s sO V �+j:+� — S _ J 'brat a going os what C We. tainly shine forth because there is i. $1200:00 downs, Greenbank, 7 rooms, 3 acres full- $4000,00 doyen, Modern new. brick .bungalow, in But you live ebe M e no end to the number of frames we price - $6,000.0t,. Pickering Village. WORLD where big events ere W have painted. We must say thanks $1800,00• Ding Cutoff, baseme2_Lt, 'lot ready to 65090,00 down. Ten, rooms, rick Pickering tsa~ets making � ti �ve"bro year, to hSrs. Eddy and her littie help.rs i build. $8700,00 Modern five -roam bungalow, Pickering . job, ywr home, year future. For for their unfailing assistance because . $3609,00 down, •7 rooms, -solid' brick, Pickering suburbs, " sonstnesxiw Hearts' od iatsrpre- the painting has been pushed' aside, T Vil'age. Excellent • V•alue...- $6500,00 - 4 modern rooms with garage, iwasession totiont d aotamei ed imterwe- for heavier jobs and it looked as 1 60A;90 own. 5 tioaol.news, there is me substimme though it might -not ketAone. d rooms, Fairport Beach possession, }9900,90 Modern storey and hsalf, seven acres 4or THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Some of our girls are off to canny near Markham, this week and we hope it i9 'muck • U joy the batofif al being _ - - _ BUSINESSES more favorable'my the way of woor, - Met eli 1 117 — with notionally, Cher than, We have: been having. - _ in per aomeily hri rw exel 75.90.00 Launders 13 Beadix Machines Orillia, 28 000,00 with half pesos and The. Chri,tiow Science Don't forget the Sunday .Sch�>ol - $ -_ clown arsd,you are, the owner _ oniter, picnic on Saturday atsd all are ask- $' LISTEN Te �, ..$2'8,00000 Modern Snack Bar, building -'and - of a gold mine general store, handling: groc- Mday sights over _i ed- to meet at the church at 1.46 ABC etetioms 'to 'Tlw ChristiaN P. m. and we hope to fill up all the equipment in Toronto. 4eriea, meats, confectionery, hardware, cosmet- Science htamiwr Views the News .$39,000,00 'Modern locker refrigerator plant in ics. Price includes $10,000.0Q stork, You can' lied„ Vis* this �Cupos. _ `cars and available vehicles and, we t Pickering, - • afford to miss this buy - 0 for a special 4, ft' o• e• I are to sweet our friends from Rouge _ - ._ _ _ _• _ _ troductory subscription. $ �smm I Hill. at 2.00 p." m.:- and -proceed -in ..� paitadf, ti Glen A- Is. Park, 1?4•ench- - TM C/atsttM ici.see M"�ter man's Fzy, *aero a fine nr2M'-m of Ors, Nassar k. eerfea 1S.Map, Y.f I srnrts will start at 2:15. 'SuDDer 'GORDON'' -=��R4SS ►IroM Mwe M M IatrMWe" „ ne" ipttro' to. The Wiliam ScN�se- will be s *vete at b.30, so if you -• _ _ Austler—ae Issas. 1 wskes t1. find•it impossible to. crime early, +hen join ua around the tabre 'and - REALTOR :.�--.•-`__ :..._._..�. be su;-1 to brin- a:ong the fo�h. A - Istalsst • ; collection will be taken to •defray _ 1 _ • . r e4Denses. ,MAIN. Me PICKERING VILLAGE With the ladies' gtotrpR closed far y trite Ietael-�j — sumtngr.. activities � are . not so many,. + i but watch our column for proposed- WR HAVZ A WIDE SELECTION OF x • . �--- _---y .. - $EA$ONABLiP-PRICED HOY3lr'$,AND LOTS t. • 7 _..,.; .._..,. ',.,. •. :., Vis. . v�.s ., _ �y. .. i .A - 'Jud NICHOLSON Your Friendly Resident Agent' d.A. �+. R>�C Tas07i BUILDERS' ,t3UYPLIAS- CABIN'�TS REALTOR %3NSUI1'ANCE AGENT LIFER • CASUALTY, BOND$, AtTTOMOOM-E -07 as L GENERAL INSLrRANCD or`a ato••+ns >tte.r FOB YOIIB' KITCHEN LIABILITY INSURANCE eta _ BQY FROM AND LIST YOUR PROPDS.nly ,• ' REAL ESTATE) .yp�a a.:�wda FOR SALE WITH Bat NOWN" b An (leader.. AML Ciba+ FK�y Pria•d s f EYANCING _ (;YRII. E. MO •An Old established Agency. Ready Cants, asakis� :a $tls To Servo YOU. �� _M� it!oet t7obttrt _.`� •, FHOhiEs PICR+ERIIQG 80 - offs -or Dead tae Fioal Sisnd Fina s. pigs• ag and Va�aP �� VIM L ■'�' �1. M. Gordon AM Lime Br1e1t i x RZT'R A?� :B �s„te 11e LUMSEs YAIiDB ?.,INE8 3ia�s and Loom delta �PICKZRI M ONTARIO.0 W and role. • Picks Daily a,Tw MI'rCHEI.� = . . .re _ i' Chartarad. Bases For 1�1I A. W. - 'Yo�rr 7rigtdai RefMgeratOr' O _ PSONM 14 anal 114 0OUIR TRUCKS PASS YOUR WAY" • • - • PHONE: PICKERYNG S41 W A � � StOYe -- . -- P9I QGRAPIIGR KL4 AND CLARKE -,STAFFORD. BROS. ids l�oi# st. �l►i~itbs. `f'� SIX CUBIC FOOT FRIGIDAIRE �,Rr�3Z�TT=�� PILONA -saw � F NINE FOOT: TWO CUBIC FOOT MIGiDAIRZ i •� AUC'i'i0N3d8,RaTAL WORM;1SEVEN FOOT, SIX CUBIC FOOT FRIGIDAIBS' �beae Wb THRIFTY THIRTY-INCR ELECTRIC STOVE .' •;y� and _Audlto:dsed for 20 D¢NEVANEand RICUARDS i se Ontarw said '!salt. 318 DUND'A3 ST. I(., w�TBY O�� Land 8sn:veyure. And N©W Available Fres Baas, IMPlasaaat• RM -Professional Engineers - --_ - bold FuraitwGir Raul swsf. ,t_. ails :King $t.. -.East,- t't�idrtb's - Ma& ONLY by !- - Balr ow 7►'m 24000":. :. MOIBACHPIIE's OSHAWA, ONT. mum bee snore tee �.• : :1. mea King Street, Eaat GENERAL MOTORS . Pries of Oen. IMURNITURE DEALER Phone: a . 508 Maritlmm p.-O. OGO• pbone Mme. 3� f Fir, DIRECTOR Jul 13 - J. S• BALSDON & SON ^' have ibe.n .etahiii•d private.'itmhulance.seriioe HONE DICKERING 39 aaetoneaea drat low 1 _ Day or Night War. )ffcE_ CHNIE. Prop. church s DAVID H. MARSHALL Phone Pick. 193 ` THIS WEEK'S ,HELPFUL HINTS _ Aeoovetaat . . St. Eeorge's Church - plekeriag. _ asov+e s h diluted o :. A t• � 'CTO re - �M atus.�heidsr beiek. rub t _. FARM and STORE 'ACOOUMN' 8 ` Pickering. Ont. Sunday, Jn1Y 13. Sunday Schad - PHONE: PICKERING =t J 12 i at 10.00 a, m. Morning Prayer and --For Real Edisto. Isssrsece and mortgages t=' - Sermon at 11.09-i_m Preacher at - 1!Y _ MAW r _ . this service, Raw. E. G Robins AL you are cordially ia� to � p Willson Rea Coo A Y� LICENSED ALLC?ION= and with us- i�naelii� St. Paul's Church; Duabartou --' B BP 9 UBS - _•.VALUATOR School this Sunday.. No p•Sunday B'I'nP Sli, oWShway Meaument V00TW phoi Write_ School this July 3.,00 m- A KINGS'I<'ON RD., SCAR. 7-g8S1 ROBT. AUSTLti. PROs'.... Children's• Servicel-which all mem- ON - PICKERING R1i;8IDENTS MAY CALL els DUNDAS B.: Hast, WHITEN- bery of ihi Sunday 8ciwol•are us9� : tEYENIIii3$ ONLY) - PIG'ICFBINQ li J. R. R, 1, .Whitby, Ontario to attend. -The -parenta and all ud •+� M9 EAST WE BBOULD HAWS rr Two Miles as of Whitby On' f alt members of the congregation'Lse e No. 2 Highway Between Whitby •I �p��y. invited to this service. { And Ajax -- - _ 'PHONE:. V ITBY 463 ; . • pkv united ChasseY mum of twenty-sif boas and ami ¢PY03[E'1`RIST ' Rev. A.- S. tour. idin�ates• _Bt. Ardraw's Preab7terlaa tisrei bassinettes, bvlll be -.able to .brR18 _. p.80 �� sad K -OM to d.00 10,00 m. -. Sunday School I':��C operations at the beginriag of the - -mwmmdmmmmdomlLw-1 Ersslaps Monti., Wed., FrL ?to e. 11.00 _a, M. - Morning Worship �. David tl'`y°+d' ■�� year, if the campaign objective is ELi Om P. O. No'Evening Service mag 3.00 p, tn. -Sundry School reached within the next month. - E IL E E -N J S G K 8 f}N - DISNEY g The Officers of the Corporation, � ,QSHAWA. ONTARIO _ Jaise,'Jaiy and A_ ugnst. 3.00 p.. na. -Church Service � which -has an Ontario Charter tai OPTOMETRIST i Phone : Ross. 5-4587; Oft. 6-6141 AUDLEY operate a General Hospital. include: Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Roger' Conant Ajax. President;' -pICKERING-(ThnrDay Service Asranged) 9,45 $, m. - Morning Service DUNBARTON UNITED CHGRCb I Robert Ruddy; Pickering. Vice -Pse. _- Tuesds Evenings And 11.00 a,_ =n.-:Sundav School - Rev. A. F. Bamford, Minister ident; Douglas Maitland.. Fairport POIN'rM>$lT - Ba�+y s.r•6eas Beach; Secretary; George Lawronee, �t Door Essit Of 11.00 i. w, and 7.30 p, m. • Ajax,•Treasurer, _ Masonic Hull RAer's & Atkinson ow. 1 IL rub& , Ram BTI■ rBnaday school at - 8. s, ., Directors. -of the hospital include: PHONES PICY>�IhIG ae I Phu. Ada. Doi .w a • eea.K• aao Bev. J. x. Brassam. ILA. H. D� T. P. U• - ][o 8,00 p..m. Flank -Chapman, Pickering'; A. W. - Woodview iW:. R. R. 3'316 7x+ Welss�ia O'Connor,' Pickering: Mrs. A. Lbh- L1Censed _ . Pbooe: B�Tbara man, -Pickering; Mrs. E. Wahl. Ars:: --O - I D. Maitlasnd, Fairport Beach; A: J. P • Cemumaid Chari Ajax Hospital - Continued I Brady, Pickering Twp.: J. R. Lynch. _ C LF N .L}E N LN G• Auctioneers maid Kingrtan Eoads) 'ai}ow, this time with the aid of a Ajax; F. P. McGuire, Ajax: D. W. ear's l�pealso. 21.19 a. m. -Professional Clown Band The Alm. (susJt Betulas - Kemp. �Uax: Rev. A. H. McLioh- y Churchday School - 11.16 a, ai. Kinsmen Club is staging a baseball lav; Ajax: Roger Conant. Ajax;.. R. D IXO N @alae eemammd aa=wrbon (Children and Paranta meet lasso►- .game on August 22 between Ajax Ruddy, Pickering. ""� B 's Nation&1 - •- , ss.a•ltads I I ltirm 9iea� I Lases' or for worship at 11.16. Special Legion and Turk rods - tare sed Pavy Salle. part of tie �%« for the Hockey League All -stats. (At Pickering Rotao on Monday Listed and tiamtwl- . The tabulaltioa of the fund -thus eve it was revealed that in AU dales p!ss aaid7 � _ baa - PTsyar evening, 'a j rdve:tlsrd. typy, PleVm�. a" �� may, � rstiais Ire tie far is: k4$.ey.T6 connection with the hospital: 115.0 u Ka P wed, Lesson d� the seasa). Ajax Canvass - to paid for five acres near the lake Ajax Indu4try ,� 1100,00 _ • • • Al -Central Mortgage to. mope the j••� A lYs �'a,.� R~ Blit! (ureal~ Ajax Business _ 736,00 building from its present site abd iMARI�a + Prom Se -ice Read): organizations and-Ciubs =- 10-96:00 --- p (Iioiebank 'mad giasstua 0 prepare a basement and foundation: ' pMp'� SOW _ " Chzrch Service - 10.40 i.a Pickering - _ $1,00 $3500 for building: y5000 for 1 . 12.16 s. f�. - Fairport Beach - 8 0the Reasonable Rates Ssaiday school 0 the equipinenin go -en , j-W . ll I X t� N, Frenchman's' Bay .. 19.0 . PHONE: STOUFFVILLE WO _- Outside pointe .•.------=-- 119.00 lie received in goequire rt 'grants: , p1;OPI811LT'OB - Fs;rp�et.Ch �) _ j x44.000 will be required. to net rep . _ p'rouchmail'a Bay T8 _19 76 { the new hospital, and - $10,000 is !. XM$iTL.3NC�E 2.00 p,• m - SundaT School _ Total 3 looked for from. the Township of l� It is expected that the General Pickering -outside of Ajax. Ed.) - Hospital, which ' will have a mica- 2 00 p; m Church Service Q �iOaY�N,ANn mad Solidtoln nd CONANT 'PLL and •HEATING a PRESSURE PUMPS � � - lamepoi D. Conant, K- Q looklight Roges, G. ca.a d. W A. TY Q e nin OtIIcee: L Hewns O"wN Ont., 71-3 Simon ss. S. P.CKER1NG MEMORIAL PARK - �_ FairportaKts - Ph, Pick. 11S0R'isl - Pho?se - '8-2227. _ - �. _ Ajax, Ontario H. Barrows leoW9 R R. 3, Pickering - - nO� t iSt _Wed aX, 1Augus . ........Loyal Pogue a9 r' , LICSNS,w ' AUCTION11M � � O " suranC Whitby T•. . _ pwtewag and t y pis• hes . Write 'or Phone -C p Retes For Farm And Country Fern ,eoaseioW and Property _ �S • _._ . ,. Buildluffs poi _ - -- (� - - Windstorm Insurance On Buildings a S Windunilis, Sibs, , ete. _ -prompt, Attention .Give0. _-; _ jam;,. �1 - Automobile Insurance of All Kinds Whitby R. R_ i Phone 814 .$owman & -GibsLnjat- _.... .. .' _ ... PHONE:. WHITBY 521 CYPROC` - - - D Deterred Payment Plan Av,"able TELEVISION DRAW POSTPONED UNTIL THIS ATE OLD HORSDS - $15,00 COMRIE LUMBER C0:4IPANY - - - Ai Your Farm Limited . ,j Children 1, c 1 ALSO Scarboro- Janetiosi. Ontario -.Aeim�SSl0i7: A:.lt1��$ `�` C` - DEAD OR CRIPPL19D STOCK SCAR- 3336 _ _HOL1t7 .1 Hourly Pick-up _ . _ Phone Collect - ARircourt ' 18 J'12 Serving Scarboro and Plekermit , CAMPBELL MINX - _ Over A Quarter Century =x - Exactly How Long, Amer:can Isation*t Bu. Lau of Standard. with the gift to NYl. of Is OILe Yard? a 13mp. of mercury transmuted .out . • _ _ of gold -it an.atomic pile. its waves You iav e no idea ins be ifte rove t be "the idea measure of . u t � y of p o 1 trouble they have been havilt•g with. length." That's talking! . ' the yard. If today metrologists still can .,I'M not an • met enough of them. You will, ' Not the back yard. or ScotlaaJ 1eg31h measure only elle same im•• o I d f p:d'¢y • if you seek out girls who tj+iak ; Yard• but the yard long. Most of us periat. or • jumping, standard, I daddy, it 4 a 'a as -You do, and who know only -• are content to dismiss it as just 36 gather they now at least can mea, - Hirst," Protests. * mea that appreei�te integrity and a young* f inches and go gaily on our way sure its eccentricities more accur- WOt n good taste is women. regardless. P.cZardltss of the facl ately:. "Onelk'ay we will have a law "indeed, -I'm' s Don't be discouraged. Begin 1''+:r_ that recently when they cornered it passed making this atorntc light considerdd quit# now to build a different circle modern, But I * of friends. Through them you one yard was not 36 inchcs 'at all, w av -measure—Tire am troubled be- * will meet men of taste and char- It was exactly 3$.WS069 inches. yard will then be •stable. That wil! cause our men * atter—,and you ,will wonder why And that, my .friends. was just be in IOU years. I imagine." today seem to * ybu epee thought they were 0.000008 inches longer tha-e it had I was mighty reliev,ed•to hear it. - * been 10 years previously;' writes Se attracted only by the cheap sort scarce. + A girl, cannot be too careful in Science Monitor. ns :an "why does she make such an her dwice of friends. Cultivate t +�. ,. "They" are the folic tvho keep the g rcement with Canada and iAtpression?' With her raucous and tidy: the metrologists of the y ' daughter, her vulgar actions,' her �o� "yOe can Proud of, and so fi i y g the United States 3ritain: s MIn- National Physical Laboratory here tlllthy {torics—why do the men �� yourselffrosa the y leery of . Supply discloses how ' a kind. Tell your troubles to �" at Teddingfon. They have r o sine- nuclear reactor of the latest type is cluster about her? The intellig wt, cure. refined and cultured girl who would Anne Hxult, addressing her at: constructed. The heart of a big Box 1, 123, 16th St.. New Toronto, The yard was made legal back " never stake such a dispi9; is left pile" or reactor is a huge block of out, even though she ala) be lovely, Ontario. in' 1878 by act of Parliament. It is g y , , . graphite into which spears of ura- the distance between two lines on to look at and interesting to be - niurn•are inserted and which is es with. — t a metal bar, deposited in Loatdon closed in a jacket of'steel and re - r "Has the quality of our nun sunk `� ��-�--�_�- with the Board of Trade, when the inforced concrete. Among the Man- -; �so low? Or is it the girls wlto have tcmperature of the bar, Tari pre- deeds of different materials that go brought this about? f..y sumably of the hoard, is 6_ degrees into the reactor are 5,000 tons'of ]R0NICL Faiirenheft. "WHY PARRY THEIi?" An international prototype meter graphite, s hofeSteell and forty dons tof ,»� ES "I- ata at a loss to understand. Bt fS is kept at Sevres. near Paris. vehicle nium. More than LAW channels are What would a mart have after seems fair, . bored. into the huge graphite cube. aaarrying such a girl? LAURA 1i'HE1_! 1:I: 'Ultimately every milestone and Haff of these a rods of iter " "How borribte to live with as t3antn%d tn¢ Cloche carry - kirometric sign derives its meaning nium. Boron rods are inserted into - empty little mind! There are so -Simply lovely the way this fern from one. or the other." the NPL, , the remaining channels to control ...many wonderful things. to.'see and crochet blends with the embroider- declares, "If they are lost, we should or neutralize the atomic reaction. do, good, books to end, fine collate Most peoPte to central Utttario ed cosmos. Simple to do, too, start live in eternal uncertainty about'the "The surrounding graphite reflects - to enjoy! It certainly doesn't -ate will have beard, or read, of the your new linens today. 'last millionth, at least. of -an inch neutrons that would otherwise any intetGg-nce to mak- a 'cheap . "twister" that struck -the Hornby Pattern. C615 has transfer; .:ix or a centimeter were it not for a esca i from the central core. Re - exhibition of oneself. district last weer,-. Hornby is about � P i "VI'ho has brought this About?" " 18 minutes drive from here, yet motifs 6x6 to6x13;, inches: crochet development to be described later," diation inside the pile is blocked -- - "A. M. C." our first news of the terrible dam- directions. This fate may cot seem all that by the outer casing, a shell atade age was by radia We had no ink- Send TWENTY-FIVE CEN appalling 'to those who don't even of reinforced concrete lined with a Many a nice (and lonely) girt in coins (stain notice what tete-]aft milestone said, cast-iron plates six niches thick. - * has racked- her sing of it because even though the (stamps cannot be accept- P brain over this ed( for this pattern to Box 1, ID but we have to think of others. '* question. wind and rata werelpretty bad +* right here there was no real dam- Eighteenth St., New Toronto, Ont. -BETTER FLAVOR Brought up in a cultured fam- "Parliamentary cop '* ily, she sees ales of equal birth agerexcept "for the rain 'beating Print plainly PATTERN NUM- y ties of the its; and breeding make fools of them- eight acres --of newly -cut hay into BER, your NAME and ADDRESS. perial standard yard are kept at the A choice secret in preserving is selves over a flashy tema't. who the ground—and' that may be dam- Send Twenty-five Cents more Royal Mir.t, the Royal Society, the combination of, flavors. The boiling +• age.enough. h. Royal Observatory, and the Board » embodies all the vulgarity of V g (in coins) for our Latera Wheeler of Trade." NPL reports. "One copy together of two or more fruits cc - modern times. A few, bedazzled Thursday afternoon we wens Needlecraft Book. Itlmstrations of suits in a superior product of inde- * neer W Horeb is immured near the staircase lead - by tate girl's very difference, make y The havoc was patterna for crochet, embroidery; scribable Savor. The fruits that - * the mistake of m almost 'unbelievable. Thousands of knittin household accesories. ' to.the committee „rooms of the Mend best in m pre- arryiag--sad g' House of Cosam6ns. 7 experience far * find themselves tied to a coarse dollars damage to three fa -rats. and dolls, toys . many bobby and Perhaps for serves and marmalades are the fig- -0 + and the bouse and barn on one small- the benefit of members who if give" - - gaudy: creature who within gift ideas. A free pattern is printed "lowing t' a- few months becomes disgus- holding. fret no one was killed or in else book ! h a oast to k le. Apples and grapes n int re w tae a mi * tedly repugnant.seriously injured. It was a miracle. Every 10 years the NFL caro- Apples and black currants pares these copies and the n >;t is. not, however. as common Details have bees given in all the original. Apples and quinces _ * as this writer seems to thilik papers but a few oddities have es- and two- little 19edgelings were "It will surprise the layman," they Rhubarb and currants * it is particular the. caped notice. For instance, on thesay, to learn that two members of Green - sages and lemons particularly the- young yfppfag away like a couple of lost the staff worked [fie a >�g * lad, inexperienced and'. curious Marchment #arm—better known in gM'nlent o Gnpefruat and oranges y' - * who is lured by the show of {beer the district as "the old McCurdy chickens. „- six months during 1923 to complete Tangerines and oranges or seeps • anhwal spirits and misled by the fast"—there was a great number On the Russet tang farm, perch- the task," and they are tight It does fruit - of Ane old trees. Mas were tore surprise the la mar, * unrestrained •- Oranges and rhubarb "(whir or !tion. "3[y." he exclaims to him- up y e roots: others remained n . the L also "took the without strawberry juice) from which the roof bad been lift- • . :. *self, •'titin 1 it more fine" And ' standing sed In these trees yon opportunity" to compare the t -. ed, then was one lone] P yard Raspberries and red currants - -- * he proceeds to sour his first wild conte] lock rap and ace huge strip{ y pigeon and the meter. They found the act- Raspberries and cherries • oats in ignorance, if not defuses, of steel roofing lodged in the fonts and a little bantam ]ren, sitting nal ratio did not agree with the legal Plums and aprieatL disconsolate! s by 0400wit ' • to }rove he is at last a moa• of the trees or wrapped around the Y ids by .side. Other ratio. IF was wayout. -- = • branches; hens and chickens appeared -quite inches, They're scarcely dared look Upsidedown to Prevent Peaking Later, of carne, his innate, re- happy. picking their way among the t - _' • finemeat opens M� eyes, and he The massive bank b{trn set back g y g since. + cite a -piece from the h*uK yet debris, more than likely delighted at Further corn' sees the girl for what she is. Re- q plications culminated' 7 J. - * volted and ashamed. he Raves ]ler huge timbers, torn .from the barn. 4eing allowed so -- munch Liberty. in 1447 in 'strong evidence that the When the storm struck the pallets ' *the Quick brush-off. were seat hurtling over the house- _imperial standard yard and its orifi- 1 - bad not yet gone to roost. so the r e 1t is no wonder that nice els top and dropped in the Geld be- ins]' copies had gradually shortened girls casualty list on that farm was not y by nearly yard. Beams that would take rev- more than 15. during else like this one who wrote we are g past 52 cars *discouraged and alarmed.. Neg- enl strong men to lift two parte in a million." Onth! ' * The C.B.L, Transmitting Sta- Across the toad Harry Newton" Metal, of coarse, does all sorts of- lected by the nice men they was not so luck * meet. they exaggerate the situ- ' lean is right next to the March- y. There was unlit - queer things, It even "creeps." But • )tion )std come -to believe that ft ment farm, btu as far as we could ing left of the pen that had -housed a new high in eccentricity, has-been * is more common than it actually see, not a wire was touched. CBC his 100 capons—and very few of reached by an NPL standard bar e programmes were not even inter. the chickens. • __ is - t ._ .. - - that has ' treen found to measure- rupted. Naturally the CBL pro. So far as we know none of the differently in France than in Eng. Uncouth manner, grid lewd perty has a good, strong wire fence farmers ckrried wind insurance— lend. "fly satisfactory n explanation * minds have existed- in every around, yet the next morning a too bad wind insurance is so often was found," they say. it doesn't sur- j * population, but they are by no calf was found on CBL property, regarded as an unnecessary ere- prise me J ' means in the majority. The re- It certainly couldn't have jumped pense. It seems to. be just one of Then in 19d<f ;long came tise ISSUE 2g — ]951 » laxed barriers of modern social the fence. so one an one s life have made this y' oppose those things .' . .: ope may pay - * type seem it was carried there by the [rind. premiums for gears and never make ubiquitous. Girls ' who rightly re- Equally miraculous it -as tht escape a claim. But if the necessity does _ -M sent their apparent al hold on de.. of -Hornby United Chtirch, within arise then the compensation is *cent men can always cultivate a stone's throw of the path of the worth all the premium• that were people like themselves,' who ad- storm. ever id. _.» here to'high standards and tori- The poor little birds were'most After * fine their social activities. within After we got home. tical day, * proper bounds. _ unit tering a tremendous lost of we made a few obstrvations ..,chattering and ch'irpfng was going that had not occurred to me. He * To. "A. M. C.":.There are lots on among them. One tree, ripd -in� the Papewi.111. 111- ellecto now toI n nice men lett. ou avert to half, had exposed a flicker's nest what it wa3'20 years ago, "At that time," said Partner; "a farmer was y a K , ' - - --------- practically dependent on his. barn. ;�.. e Nun Sod •_.!e Deere* before He couldn't carry on without It. R��S�� to One of the nand But now, with his buildings gone, f Three 1luske• ecce, n lea iasw a farmer's field work need not it �� 11. car• stn He can bale his ha and stack F, AR •• 14. Chancellor's 12 Light brown P• y' ot8ce Dolor the bates- He can combine his ` 16 P"Ilcemq sr.. stalkSeparate caro crops, sell the grain and bale the ale ACROSS !. Place rubbed (alanr) l4. Neparetes t. Dry out ae.'Jatls ed '"xs Ir 4. straw. It isn't even necessary to put ,.4. Ocean ii Chess Place 3l. Nntbleg - r.7, t'abaci* 7. Wire or ADra Bost 22.•Dlorry a{. Final PP another high bank barn, as, nam .22, Holdso. Tilt with the use of modern machinery, ` 1!. conReckon. nation i. Dice 24. Boy 42. By way or y grain crops require- less 17. Reckon . i. Indian mul • 26, Lunt bed '43. Sound of cattle room and p 16. Good luck berry 87. Type measeres 44. Insect's ego room than they did 20 years ago. 1 obit -et •t, Fir,•!*, At)ectedi7 46. Myself A bigb I tt. ExHytrry {, Malt liquor . r e Ally 47, That thing am nowadays has too much 1{. Jt clamation -110. Pack se. Feline It. And not it. Swallow auirkty 1{. Study !4. Memorandum • -Ir. Metrte land ;, measure t{. hide ' !t. Proeoee ae. Perform !t. Wobbles' All. By 14. OR r.6. Som• lir. Expense r": shallow vessel as. Is n l ted N. Throw 41. Near 42. wagon 0, l;urogean-„ swallow 46. Forglvenete .49. Cuckoo 4{• Regale ill. Small child {t. AvDOWN aur space—and that in itself is a - wind hazard." Sunday we went back to Hornby again and saw a• striking. example of what can be accomplished with the cooperation of good neighbours. Much of the debris had been clear- r ed away, men had been busy with r: axes and cross -cut saws. A house and ).poultry barn had been re- k .- roofed. We saw a young housewife hurrying over with home, baking , :• , to those who had lost the comforts of home. We heard of an ofd gentle- = man, over $0, who had been busy all day 'Satnrdiy fixing things here and there one farm, and then, .:.:.•.,e,e,L.,�;.-• Famous after supper, r, when everyone thought he had gotta home, he was Paining At Toronto Art Gallery—Tho world "famous point• in¢. "The Artist in his Studio," pointed b the great Dutch artist, Pa Y g ' discovered on .top of a garage, help- Jan Vermeer, about throe centuries ago, :is 'included, in the ing to re-ehingle a new roof that _ 80 -million dollar exhibition of Art Treosures from the Vienne . the wind had lifted. 'Collection in the Art Gallery of Toronto,: August 5 to September �. h • NEW and r �r� TALKS — TABLIEL Too E - � s USEFUL - - e ara ,Andrews Put in a coin. Crush a button and Thr keynote for successful out- sha@e into four pasties. Broil about milady is sprayed with her favorite. door parties or family picnics is 10 minutes oln each side. Serve ho! cologne. A son-electrical machine . that dispenses a perfumed spray simplicity—just plenty of a few in bun.: when coin is inserted holds four foods with all the necessary trim- ' » • " HAMBURGER-BACON popular brands of cologne with se- wings. To save trouble and ex- parate coin chutes for each brand. - eittment, write down the menu I' t 'WRAP-AROUND BALLS ` Useful in ladies' powder rooms in ahead of time. Fasten .h to your 2 egg yolks theatres, restaurants, etc. machines , kitchen «all with a tiny 'piece ,f Ti and ground tee Y ` colt tape a in 'Pie sure � can also be geared for use by de- not to forget the mustard and hot. tea spoons sa partment stores or drug stores w•ho sauce that go with hamburgers or % teaspoon peFper w'.sh tb.use the machine on a tom- 1 12 slices bacon, cut in 'halt pl'mentary customer basis. Colognes the sugar that makes the beverage`: Combine ,hamburger. egg yolks,. are contained in a metal baked palatable to some of the guests. and seasoning and form into about enamel cabinet weighing less than Check off each-item as it is -Put 20 oblong balls. Wrap bacon Y0 lbs. and each of four bottles are in the basket and , there won't be around each ball. Cook on sticks said to eject 1,0.00 sprays_ any last-minute breathless ��gnder• _ Atomic Animal Husbandry—Models at a recent Animal First Aid over low coals. until bacon is crisp Disk Sticks course, "Sport," the pup, and "Tiger;' the kitten, find themselves ing if you have everything. _ amt meat is +lone. About the size of a dime is disk with adhesive on both,. sides, and agreeing wholeheartedly with General Sherman's views on war. -Y"— In response to a Civil Defense warning that hysterical animals Meats that can be eaten in buns -adhering. to all surfaces, including tt+rnish one of the most con E `ear +, t las{: metal and tile. Product does would constitute a grove public menace during on atomic attack, fent types of picnic foods. They I •cu�Hf'�~ not leave marks as a tack does the Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals began can be cooked quickly and eaten = c an will not stick to the fingers; a first aid Course designed to teach students how to core for : d n emergency. .gracefully and they go well with � can be peeled off without harming animals in a baked beans, potato or other salad, surface and can be re-used. Disks - or any one of a number of tilling I, v �a 4re useful in' offices for putting up ger resistance to slipping on steep mal cages, ticket booth, and a re- casseroles that can be taken hot _ d. bulletins, and in store windows. etc. rou from home. (A simple stay to • � • 4• bus les curves. Leas vibrationndvPear felt in the voDeveloped Without yaf hospital �•- r •: Tough Tire 1 's s e g column t Shampoo W trt Water -keep these hot dishes warm is to. - + veh. a to tin ' Now available in Canada is new take them piping hot and covered Bening fatigue a from 'the oven and wrap them in on-the-road tire designed to be • • • patients who cannot have thea - M -many thicknesses O[ old ne��'s- _ used is logging. mining and con- Children's Sys _ heads soaked and for anyone with yj _ structioa indgstries. Tire is steer- Collection of s toys head colds, etu is as easy-to-use papers. iI '� in or trailia wheel and has three ct'oa plastic circus * » .. „�„• g is designed to bring the "greatest detergent type liquid. Applied di- papers. :your picnic •kit is equipped '" ribs for smoother riding, easier show on earth" down to the play- rattly to the hair from a shaker top II i • w .�. sec^_ring and getting greater mile- pen level. Collection includes bright- bottle, liquid is then rubbed oat with two-pronged cooking forks. ,..-+��a�- ae, Tread pattern said to give big-,ly colored three ring act plus ani- of hair along with dirt. try roasting franks on one prong i -. = with. small salted tomatoes andmwmnnmcls� mushrooms for-small onions) plac- -body likes these frank kabobs. ed alternately on the other: -Every- ©t 1 ne In January -----But A Fall Fair In Early Su'Inmertime If you have a cooking grill, take , .... •,,,•„ef,w� 3z.- ,w •raE y a c,� r along a big §killet and heat the meat in barbecue sauce which- you:, v 'a have made at home the day be- fore. This takes about eight min- - utas. Spoon tip enough of the - - `�. w .•a ,�, .? "''�! - � �A �� ,'l, i , ,�' .'ys`�, ," _ _ _ rasauce to moisten the bun and you n. u .x . » :- 'won't need any other garnish- This _ recipe makes one pint • - � !� ,orf i - , 44 _ ZARBECUE SAUCE- $ medilun-si= 00100:, Shredded Y �" ...,.3 tablespoons vhsegw .. _ SY' .r .•' -. - _ - Il tablespoon Worcestershire sauce a ,� I tablespoon salt _ yi CIR catsup : 1 teaspoon chill powder !4 cep rooter 1% teaspoon red pepper (if ^ yon + . like it hot) Place all ingredients is a -heavy : -,skillet and bring to boiling point =•Cover and simmer for 43 minutes. _ If you want your outdoor meal to be. an extra special hamburg" ",;party, serve cheese hamburgers. (CHEESE HAMBURGERS pound of ground bee[ for each batnburger A. slice of sharp Canadian cheese, for each _ Form each !Q poaad of beef into �►s most knows, the greatest enemy to a successful fall fair ,is bad weather. if the Agricultural Secretaries whose► two thin hamburger cakes and place ' ev�rYbody -, hearts have been broken by rain,, sleet and even snow were Laid end to end they would stretch frau hre eto-o well, quite a ran, one_ slice of th- cheese between. them. Pinch edges of the two cakes way together to enclose the cheese Com- Some Ontario communities favor moving the Fair, forward on the calendar to assure themselves of sunshine and favorable while h pletety. Heat skillet and sprinkle _��ns.-One•aueh 4s Maxville, in Glengarry--Countyr where a successful Fair was held late in Jutta. The " 4-MW __ salt lightly- over it before placing Bryn in Me picture above apparently fascinates the younger generation just as much, no matter what the. month= while f the stuffed hamburgers is to brown... i mtters-or maybe they're pacers—look to have plenty of zip as they round the final turn Into the stretch. - When you have browned them on both sides, 'cover 'them with your barbecue sauce and heat through.r .✓Sw.; ti nav,. You may prefer plain hamburgersWX mixed with chopped onion, deviled hamburgers, or hamburgers wrap- • 'ped with bacon. • These may beEll cooked on fotks or grilled. When °' they are cooked, you can put .them with a de luxe topping (hot sauce, , 1 mustard and pickle) in your bun, or� s y r ,.. 1, eat them as plain as your taste dictates » + _ w... HAMBURGER PATTIES (for 4) . 14 pound ground beef A teaspoon salt -. • _- ... - cop chopped onion: r ' Cpmbine a 11ingredients and shape into four patties. Broil about I.Q minutes on each side. Serve . in-, bun --with "trimmings."- L 'DEVILED HAMBURGERS - I pound ground beef , { 1 teaspoon Bak- _ _-1/4 y sup comped onion _.. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard I tablespoon horse-radish -� 1 finely mashed clove of 1 garlic Dash of Worcestershire sauce Combine _ a}1: ingrtdient.lti amt x �. .. ..- ''. -_'^' :.•T _ .. ',. o ,. { ,' '- �.. ,gym,•:•.—. • Mrs. D. Push, and had tea on 4$tta4sy evening w1t11 Rias S. E. fi►- a0a. TRATRIE W11,TBy Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Orme—rad. of .. ' .� PHOZiB� iI8 Toronto, spent a' fed► days with wool �• Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson last wfk. ;,stop Oil, "Lgetsa Beni AIR- CONDrTION1O - -- Bowlers from all directions testa- i i pCAg: PhNe T -all x ed npp ore Wednesday for the Kaiser TMMJDAT, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,. JULY 12, 13, 14, Trophy ls"momeat sere. The Claremont Co-operative is a gWwv At TAO asd 9AQ PL 14 Saturday Matin"! at IAO P. M very busy place these days as more a Tiit3RSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - JULY 12, 18, 1*. ; d'RoCI� M01lIIta111 re thept�t the area price of : and more ' �. aware of quality an a Tomahawk - in : :. the merchandise to be foundthen;. - • ,-0 B STARRIM: ERR�OL FLYNNAND PATRICK WTXORE i Members of the W. M. S. an Technicolor i il ' ' quilting, in the club house at the STARRING - VAN HEFLIN and YVONNE DeCARLO --PLUS COMEDY, CARTOON AND NOVELTIES bow greens for the "expe:ise � fund" of the Society of the Unipd MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY- - JULY 16, 17, 18. Church' in Claremont. � ADDED FEATURE. ' t �] Showa At 7.00 atad 9.00 P. IIS, Mr. George McConnell is at press- vJ -- - • — -� ent at the Robert Simpson Cowl- ' caecal Home Rear Eris. � MYSTERY SUBMARINE pial Attraction } Mr. d Msb. Wearin entertained 'R �n � ^� !relative$ over the week -end. '1T$ - ilaeDONALD'p1AtEY and MARTA TOREN - Black Rose a Claremont got off much lighter than did Brougham and Pickering . 1 17 IN TECH7g0OLQ$ - STARRING ',r! a in the heavy storm of last weeX ,Ll- - TYRONE POWER -and ORSEN WELLES though the wind, hail and rain casae •. IISONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY -JULY 16, 17, 16i down, little damage is reported. t ' PLUS -CARTOON AND FOX NEWS .The Brock Road, just north of the railwa, is uctionas resent undergoing IORN YESTERDAY 3 tf ` 'COMING ATTRAC'140NS - - - constrrand mea. work bT. the Cow,ty • ' -, r _ starring THURSDAY, FRIDAY,. SATURDAY - JULY 19, 1'0,41. '� Piles of paper stored in the tele- , Follow The phone building here is evidence that • the third Paper drive put on by Lice William Holden Sun pe Ju y Ind y d Ho a ' • •..._ Recreation Commiteee of the Burin_ Broderick Crawford STARRING - ANNE BAXTER and GLENN FORD esgmen, was a real success. Pro- ceeds rerlized from this venture " "ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION L ; will g„ toward' the Swimming Claes Instruction now being conducted at - SO LONG AT THE FAIR Greenwood � Poo]. Many local child- ren 1i oil" or dais, benefitted last year by this muma IPA W& a . a r . BIRTH •JEAN SIbiMONS and DICK BOGARDE; •JUNE ORDERS Mrs: Fred Pugh Burled Tuesday Funeral services were held in the NOT MAL 124.50 STOVE MA 124oo Uunited Church for Mrs. MrW Pugh THEATRE POLICY- who passed away on Saturday at the Boz Office Opens Fheninga 6.20 P. 3L age of seventy-one nears. SATURDAYS and HOLIDAYS 6.00 P. M." - 'You'll be and re than satisfied with Blue Coal. Born in this township, she was the ; "MATINEE SATURDAYS and HOLIDAYS 1,80 P. ]Is. : former Alice - nkey daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pilkey SMOKING Ito LOGE SECTION AT NO EXTRA, COST if:x about our Blue Coal 8udgei Plan now. and lived on the 8th concession. Al. AMPLE FREE PARKING ter her marrialge to Fred" Pugh they GLAREA�IONT 00-O� E—R-AATIVE farmed •n the Sth Con. u=il moving into the village about ten •years a - p PINON Q a8 OLA NOWNT . ga. She was a, member of the' Unit- - ed Church, their W. A.. and the W. M. S. Surviving sere: her husband; PICKRUNG TOWNSHIP the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. E. one son. Lloyd, of Claremont; a bro- G13ARANTEED 'Bushbyt Mrs. Stevhere-enson of Auraia, is now Lyman, of Cla3emor:t• three sisters ! BII:iDIIQG PiSRJ![1T9 S SW Jennie, of -Claremont,' Myary. (Mrs RADIO SERVICE spending a few days with her ars- Whiting), of Strathroy, Dillie (Mrs. :Issued TuwF& 1 to 0 P. M. BEATTY ELECTRIC RANGES - . ter, Mrs. Walt. Ward, ,and family. Bert Mantle) of .Tgronto..A .brother sad by •ppoiza seat -Any Make or Model The local branch of the Legion is Luther, predeceased her. _ BfATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS sponsoring Est annttal garden pasty Interment too >< place at Clare- F f jiQ('1i i�� is the Park ton,4lit, when Al. 114u, moat Union Cemetery. +a • V. i RO - • ARTHUR FIELD RANGETTES AND veto will head up a real good show. With three new homes tinder cun- 20ibING INSPZI4( TOR ' ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES struction at the south end of the PHONE Pickerinar 6:2W8 village, it looks as if Claremont is BROUGHAM PIG�III�G ' -- B -M Paints and Ge*,eral Hardware gTowing fast Bob Madill, Em'st Z - Baker and Asik . Loyst, are all putt- Mrs, A. Hamilton spent last week Phsr rb6o isd sw ing up new home& with friends at St. Catharines, ft 71 ' PHiO N E 46 P I C K E RI NG load Levi Linton is talkinx a e.a•- Weller. Thorold and Merriton. ad of mea to work daily, at the Mr. Lorre Holtby visited hie ist- here ieg» i pea-viner, at Richmond HM her, G. E. Holtby during the waste• ' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Reynolds use erx, - f ; spending their holidays at Toronto, Mrs. Nott of Port Pe " 't WLTC$ acrd C;i+O�i clarem- on ing y is sped- FURNACES AR'D Peterboro and other Places. a Lew days with Mr. Anid Mrs. I��iI46 � FURNACE 'REPAIRS . Mrs. Ger McConnell although X. Htnilton, . + r still in bed, very ill. is improving Mr. and Mn. Maden. and fa 117 ELECTRIC WATER SYSTEK$ Don hedges and Ronald Roy. --took slowly after her illness, of Agincourt visited Mr. and Lara. Phone or Write for a two-day �p this week. Mr, and Mrs. R. Johnson of Tor- Al. Harvey sail Mrs. Harvey Sr. on � MODERATE ESTIMATES t .. Wss McDonald of Toronto spent onto. are spending ai few days with the weep end. ' The v storm of the past week \ de -S. G. BARNES f did conal erable, damage. Mr. H„w- VVE7•sa� _ and Plaxton had a veduable florae Phone: Brooklin 72 R 8 6. ” killed in the pasture; large Umbs • ti were blown from trees near the 'rc. Pickering Jewelry rho. 12 Highway, Three Miles 9 Hail; one large branch fell on the Vorth of Whitl?y, Ontario ' roof of Mrs. Philip's home. ' ' Work is now progresaing on the - new house tieing bunt by Mr. Stew- art McGuckin... ; _Mr. and Mrs. Chester are now busy getting settled in their new home - L here, recently purchased from Lite Matthews est:: -e. We welcome , r. and sirs. Chester to our midst. --Miss Wilcox returned to her home _ !in Tnrnri+- after siiendinz -S. CHAPMAN & A days with•.her sister Mrs. B. Ritchie. L;on,gratulatiors to Mr. and Nies. _.__ _.. - - -. - ernon n the birth of •a done Z8IW :Pickering, Ontario •-� ' ' little son. About. forty-five members of the Junior Farmers and Junior Instit. ute met at the, home. of bir. and { 1�, Mrs. .Everson, Norton on Thursaay t evening last -and presented the new- ' ly-weds with a waffle iron -and NEW low 'sandwich toaster. Mrs. Beach of Bram on spent a Pt few days last week it the home a of • • • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Willson. w," am� with rose -*+�� <� ;, .••Mr, and Mrs. Rosa Middleton and ' . +s r "' •. �, �' ° Mrs. Lemmon visited on Sunday. the f 1 Tatter's brother, Frank, and ],[rs. • • 9 t. ', (tib 10YR TK@NOIiE ii ase item that takes a etttatler Hood, of Valencia, n r, part of you budget than it used to. Its cost hasn't Mr, and, Mrs., Gordon Duncan and �� 'hill Sod 1NII"gaills danAg gone up as much as most other things little daughter of M&kham, visitbd Mr. and Mrs: M. Harr, vi Sunday. In another way, too, the telephone is bigger value .... The Miaseq Crowder visited their tads than ever before. Now y you can 'seach trace a ' sunt, Mrs,' T. --English during the .. man? people', yon could ten yea» so lad mora past -week. - telep6ones are being isstallad every day. The Woman's Association of St. John's Church held a very enjoy - ;r is you have service, we want you to know we're able evening on Thursday last At FOR INSTANCE - You can save working at it Your place on' the lieu i, being pro the home of Mrs. F. Cassie, with F;ftp Dollars ($50.00) on a newt leered and your telephone will be installed Inst a. Mrs. L. W. Sheppard as assistant ' 'soon as possible hostess The Devotional Period was -7 -ft 60 cycle Refrigerator a� • rbarlf. pis_ Pisa scala b ssN s! i taken by Mrs. A. J. Gray. Mrs. r f 1W 1 fd* s Canis read a very interesting pap- r : �'TNt BELL nupitoNt COWANT OF -CANADA 1 ' er written by her son Harold; tell- — Just like Found Money -- - Ing of hi& trip around the woad. ; _ = 50 off the regular_ rise. —The regular monthly meeting -of 8ar selling P the W. M. S. will be held at the One of the best and most popular makes. -home of Mrs. Wm. Ellicott on the P. P _ 19th, at 2.30 p• m, Hostesses -'Mrs. Wm_' Ellicott. Mrs. W. A. 'Kitdx: COME ON IN AND KEEP COMINGF .:.. Mrs. Philip and Mrs. Lemmon. Pip- gratttt converrer•s: Mrs: Geo.-Dunt'an. -with Grouy B. Roll Call - " A verse Irom the Book of Titus. A veru pleasant evening. wag .(continued on page three) .0