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:VOL. X1JV `�'ICKERING- ONT., FRIDAY, OCT. �, No. �
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�ffil�iitRetltl issrllr C,fT�r = �2ivts= FAIRPORT. GREENWOOD.
Richard and M�re�Avls, of M?ami, Born, on Tuesday, Oct. 6th, to Mr.
'reatpKI / ��'"�" •
Lerida, are spending s holiday with GREEN WTV 00D.
and Mrs.. Rodd R. Appleby, a son. "
5 MRS "Q � � former's mother, >lira. tiT. S. Avis, The Ladles Aid purpose holding a - 3
Fairport. high-class concert sa the Church on �s
� ThanisgI night, Monday Nov. 8th
r meted of tlieAss6taarf4111,11,1111,1131"eaa Opstisesetsnl M/NITEYALi. •.. - consisting of readings, ncitatiotr�,
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gym
elpoo by
*tet vocal and violin solos, duets and chor-
} Fruit Basketi of all dpwriptkme, The regular meeting' of the Wo- uses given W40 voices from the r. + BetabilAed 18118
O. liioIILINNON, BL.D.. L,R,C.a., men's Institute will not take place Whitby United choir, 'under the lead-
+ lt�alwsatrtai.r ati tris' Oailgs iptslading q t. hozee, pt. hOsae, until Thursday,.Oct 28th. It is ea- ership of Mi. Arthur Lynde. Come ,
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of ®°rpetted that twprominent ` women and enjoy a splen d evening. Befar, Selling
ensasana, Orsltes sad'Baskets at j r8i.ases«' ournalists, of Toronto will be present.pUNBARTON. Osasaoarstasw.taopwm. lowest prices. Further announcements will be made _.
Lrlfi. Shaping and Turning. next week. There will be harvest home services Y
DUNSARTON. in the United Church, Dumbarton,Wheat 4
next Sunday. 1.
IL CHRISTIAN, Birristow sad Kiddie Kars, Sleighs, Qfi3ee 6tools a
r ' A.soPieltor zVotary Public Etc, � t4 Mrs. McDonald, of Toronto, is visit- Married at the Manse, Dunbarton,
' Swish• Coate House, iffhitby. 161y 19a1t For gale int; her aunt, Mrs. Pizer. on Oct. 4th, :Altona Mirk, of Toronto.,.
Mrs. Ed. Craven is spending a week to Clarence Elvira Allbred, of Port'
I$ATO!(A 8088-Barrleters. 80- 8taooassor to late Vi�A. Birnes with
hrrection-Born, on Oct . 8rd tog he community_HaU�lex# Sunday}
�, uo ORAS. A. WHITB
t°' W. B. and Mrs. Dunbar, of Toronto, a there will be no Sunday school session
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W. i. taus �- �a7 Pboue SM or write Locust Hill, Oat. son. but all are invfteti to the Children's
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Miss. Cynthia Burns, of Toronto, Day service at 8 p.m. Pupils and OR -
ICHARCSON PICKERING- - _ spent week -end 'with Miss Mary tte4a5chee m. are requested to meet at�' "
rr ''A ett.. 317-819 Cooled-
' stPa3let801L. drool Cortef Y and Rich- 1, Wm. and IM M Nichol and family, BOYS OF SOUTH ONTARIO Buckwhe*At
"•GS >9Ero .Ttstuaw AAatnoi890 and Main . ��� ,
> Vis. > ofee open Monday and Wed- of Toronto, visited with Wm. Thom
your
eve and all da satutday, ioctedios .3saases'et1 DiPeelo7 cast Sunday. It is now time to re -organize
+s• P• emo• bawd Miss Mercy Wright, of Markham, &zoups and nominate a Yandidate for Got my prices,
_ Lakawsed 2Czstditkner is visiting her txousin, Mrs. Thomas the parliament which well be held N
DeuEta! Aran, for a few weeks. on Christmas week in the Assembly It Will s },O lSejl Otic 132»
XOT®B SEdBBE Misses Elda and Mary Pearce, of Chambers Toronto as usual. The p y p
Stouli- Hillside, spent a fe* days with their nominations should be in by Nov, 6th. 41816. I always b!1
'4. .ifse. Howe Graduate of Chicago ani o- _ _ _ _ y _ _y
�k.•a�.. soots . Universities and the Ro�� Ca od Helen Thom.- T-- - -grill ]le_held-on -New.- >1< i l iEB�i 068. - as
is SurQeona.
phone offxelbii. R aace Phone W4 Herbert and Mrs. White and Wm• 21th. At least have your group re- g
"ark NtF oa M : a gietered and qualified for voting. This i
z ^' appoint] zety end Mrs. Taylor spent the week -end
LA$$ .1$. BEATON, D. D. B , with friends at Niagara Falls. ls.
ga costs you nothing, has many ttdvan-
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IBCraduste of flu Royal Colelge of Desats) Oliver and Mrs. Annan and family tages and is the proper thing to do.
' i and of, Royal
of Toraoto. t>tiara d u ' and Mrs. Low, of Hamilton, visited Fir any information inquire of the re-
t ova Adurdock'.•Goateetiont store, Whitby. Roofinij 17iaterial . friends and relatives here over the turning officer, Gerald Cowan, Rose- A'L�
ID�ce hours 9 to IZ : 1 W 5.30 Iad.'phoae 6, re
t � pyoo, 220, a4ly a ek-end. bank Station. 3�r
it"� --�--- Mr. arai Mrs. Lowry and child have y� TBY.
r r c 5 z British Columbia Shingles mored into the house west of Rose-
, rr N. DALE., L. D. 13., D. D. S,.
!J'. Graduate of Royal Coll it Dental sur. 3 z bank corner, lateI vacated by Mr. an
q seam and the University of Toronto. orate No. 2 3 and 5z •' y The colors of the 116th Battalion
"above D. A Scott's store, Claremont. oat. _ _ Mrs. Saviige, which were deposited first in L'x-
k' O>i3ce hours. 9 a. m. to 3 p. m , Saturda 9: 9 a. _ The Vl • M. S. ThankofPerin� meet, p A good supply' of Hard and '.soft . s
bridge and -after after taken to Canning-
Office
to 1 P. m. one Clare 1405. 47�y int{ on Tuesday evening , was fairly Coal on hand. Also a supplys
" ,TORONTO ASPHALT I ton, the home of Col; Kick. are to be
RRBERT T. FALLAISE, L D S.. RUUF1tiG we 1 attended. Miss Eljjott's address deposited in St. Geor .9
>; of Kindling Wood,
^n Formosa was. most interesting and Church Oshawa ,There are manic in
o D D.S. Graduate of the Royal Cot;e¢e of ,
e Marray'e 18 in., 32 in. and 38 inch instructive. The collection was up- the County, particularly former many
stove length. u`l
Tlental Sur eons and the Universa of Toronto.
O�tee above J. S. Baisdon'sstore, ckerina• Oat wards of $26:!
1 Office bot:n : 9 a in. to 5 ' wldtiie, 4 in 1 Shingles also hers of the famous battalion, who be- 12tf Phone Pick. 1709.
P, m , by appoint• �u v
dR ®ant u'tonePi�tl a-nty
,�. ,qty MetRidgeal 11Roll.aad Negro
QtSartocl t�nitedhChurc� tieken o town,
s ,can llieve that�tbestsho m to thethy being the DONALD MUNRO, PIOKEHINGat
will _ Y.Qo.iot, ct. 2[tl. i.
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LIZABETE R1CHARD80N-8uc- $nished job - visited from year to year by hundreds •
BROUGHAM. 7•itOVE.i
carer to ebe lane a v, r Richardson. Cow re of of people from far and near. Of
eapeer� os'!{ tno+n F re Insurance Cow pa of i but it is
i + /^� + course it is too late now,
.a11d •oaact:i staadtnR s4tt •.te l G • Mrs. Dan Gannon was in Toronto
• unfortunate that some move aloe The Service on Sunday and Monde _R
�� p ��'��••�� p this line was not made months ago. -
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F P08TIlias trocared AuctioaAGO- LUMBER Y1 R -D Elmer and Donald Willson visited Gazette, and Chronicle. g s
•tea ooanst.r .t Yarn sad Ontario ace the home"Rose Mt." last week. Motor overhaulin to fwd side our- �?
rima cif all itla4a &Y"su to am aLaeO.1 "'�N• ' g.
- Fred Cassie visited his sister at MARKftAM. p i
aortia. Ad&..a Ores at,.? O., OOR in repair ng.
Look .Ahead St. Catherines over the week -end. Arthur Russell, son of David Rus- >l;.ttary se"ice-moxging 41 0
B.BRAT01+1 TOWN®HIPOLEBII The W. M. S. meet at Mrs. J. Mil sell, formerly of the �eventh Conw- - and overhauling.
•'+�° nem low ler's the 21st of this month. Don't Rion of Pickering, met with a lead All work j
sada tot, Atia"asans iasis Keo" b lose g, guaranteed. Flat rate
-mow 4d WAWA sp forget the date. misfortune one da Is- week which service charge
oo.rr■ii s, j, pas '.' Buy your new Furnace now or The Hanson family are now living resulted in the loss of his car. He was Phone 6fr10 Mart, Central.
have your old one repaired in the house owned by Mr. A. Gray returning home from 1'ororto and
ffi, MAW, LICENSED AIIG ready for the winter.
opposite the school. when driving along the third cones- W. E. e E R R Y
Tto1VEER fortroat QntwWand Dwhsm Ask u• about the Mrs. Dobson of Beaverton has been sion of Markham late at night,- ht
Use. Ali tint. of aal4i Grum 6"ania.d May_ /1 virilia her sister Mrs. PhiIi for ran G "
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mat xtm reEWS1 `. Dateo v, Ban of 10"pes- � E �.ri' Z.1 �. Z. thepast all hoping this lovely wee- �ryf turns of the read I with whichWhitby, Oat.
You cahoot do better. P y ca was not familiar, and upset his lo Coal and
� �Or if its a' Range, let ne Ruvply tier fo continue as it is eo much car. Lfhtirtg a mat:h in rirricr to
needed Much r ouathy a extended r busy farmerg f to Mor ir,, found himself, situation
fume nfw nick the 4
Farmers, Attention yon with s "Good Cheer. ' filling. it way to ?'
fro
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You will be satisfied-
s ymp
e 1 rim went for the World's Greatest Plvmbing - Hot water heating, Warren Willson during the illness of gas ignited and in a moment the car
Sopantor• `rbe Renfrew," Stoves, savetron hin and repair work, her father, Mr. Rowson, we all F. A. R E E S O R,. --
g �° was a mass of flames and beyond
Sales aad Oil Engines. Flaiary's all guarant4f,�, wish for his speedy recovery. salvation. It is a dangerous thing to m °
team" Plows, Points, Grain Grindetts, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and fnmil y of light a match or ca �T ••
Wbeel Barrowsetc Hardwa►e of all kinds, Toronto have moved into the 1: Per- g �y a lighted fan- IrOCVl9'1' .
. tern around a car 'at anytime, but iY
B•aataord binder twine mad secoad• Phone fb00 ryman residence, the latter ha-6ng especially when there is a probability
+am u
aspirators for sale. movtaj rale Mr. Thomas Perryman s of gas escaping. Nut and Stove COaI'
;ROBT• DBVITT ALVIN BUSHBY hoose.
t Mrs. 9 lvanus Phillips of Minden Home Powinix Competition
Phsoe 806 Piet. BROUG8A1!! PIOgEBIN(I who has been visiting her home and To Follow and Coke, also
friends in Stoufiville called upon ac- Ontario Count Plowing Matches
/`n. . "O* * quaintances and relatives here on Contestants p three acres at All Hinds of Feed_`
pP� YOUWANT Tuesday. The many friends of Mr: home.
Philli s will be glad to learn that he -:rhe Ontario Department of Agri- •
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AND FL LKING; your house heated for half is = well and quite smart yeti. culf uv through its local Represent-
A.
aa. to do Ch the cost of coal P There passed away, at Lockwtial, alive encourages Ontario County Cement, Lumber; ms,µ
preLa gni and Sask., October 6th, the wife of J. C. yo= plowmen to try their skill at Lath
Oaf Flak everyMonday. If so, instal one of the Instant ase Bell. Mrs Bell was not so long ago home sin this year. Generous, JJ
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Wediy and Friday Oil Burners in your range, or one of our most respected ani belov- prizes are offered in three classes, t' '
8toaehoaq For Sale an International Oil Burner ed residents, and the most sincere the prizes beim made ssible thro- '
io your furnace. sympathyy --o_f this community go out ugh small grants from�tiie Ontario Terms + i"
JOZiD F. B>'< �8 . CiTiTe11II0IIt Call and see them, to Mr. 13e11 and family. at this time Government and the various Town- •
t + of sorrow. ship Councils throughout the County.
Strictly Cash''
Ruf LRoutei No. 2* Sunday congregation was very Two separate contests have been
W. J. GORDON'S,'small on Sunday last caused by sick- arranged,,one for Noeth and one for _
Church Street. ress in some cases,. Masonic ser- South Ontario, each with three classes
Before Buying I Agents wanted 231y Pickering vice in Claremont accounting fo;-the as follows:
absence of some •and the Missionary Class 1. In sod, single pws, 25 Picke'rdmg,%*
OUT OF TOWN - TI3ftIi Td BLE-Pickerin= Station , rally at Green Iver for others. 'Let and under.
T. R. Trains going East las M follow
C us all rally to our own service on Class 2. In stubble or black land,
See nor Parlor, Brld a find Junior No. 10 2dail 7 b8 ♦ 2d. ' Sunday next and be all inspiration to single plows,' 25 and tart ler.
_ g " 28 Local, 1' S6 P. 1[. our Pastor. Empty sesta are not Class 3. In stubble or black land,'
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solid walnut with well designed base,Lowil pi ws, ys ant unler. -
The parlor sad junior lamps are wired Sunday'train, 8.38 A. M. tent
Millinery to be displayed . at Gan- y In every class contestants must
with two ad tastable pull chain et ck- Trains Iloing West its. as foilows- rLons store on Wednesday p. m. and have at least one strike and one fin-
No. a6 Local, 9.22 A. M. during the remainder of the week ish.i
els. The budge lamp has adjustai►.'e a "
arae. and socket with hush socket 27 Local 244 P. M. Then on the following Wednesdays The three acres is to be plowed on � Stor,
e. �
covers. fitted with long attachments ■" Ye .21 P. M, and Saturdays during the afternoons home farm or farm where contestant
' fiords and plugs. Bung a aisles in Sunday train, .7.42 P. M. from 2 till 5 and from 7 to 10 p.m. is. working and must be rea4y for tom•
genTette and Bilk, with silk fringe. Foregoing is according to Standard Please bear in mind the days. Satin- judging Monday November 1st. -- --- �;
Xe with these stands, Prices ranging time.
faction guaranteed. Prices moderate. An experienced plowman -a winner
from $12,80 to $17,50. All first class material, new supply of many trophies will do tha judgiag ;mss
of dress Sweaters, ladies 1 d Breeders '& Feeders
-Jmt in -The New Electropbone A : goods, gar- and it is pointed out that he will spen� t
D ��A[ii i Q menta etc., now on hand. a few minutes with each conteatan.
Phonograph. in burl walnut.a Jlll+$r7 -- OF - "�
ptfirteat reproduction of sound, made On Tuesday evening last a large discussing his work and giving sug-
possible through a combination of the �= number of the friends of R. J. and gestions for improvement where tho-
wteoderful Ape: Reproducer, the refs = Q 1�• Cowan and family met in the light necessary. STOCK '
Town Hall, to bid them farewell be- The Judges -decision as to the plac-
LIVE
eaf Ulgoally correct A pez Tope,ra6 and f ,
,ezohtiise'fttatures snabte-�on to their leaving for their new hoarse ing of various plots will be based on The condition of mach of ouf: '
' tris tri y
s , full the record • of the in, Oshawa and to show in a tangible the following score card:
�.7 7 mg _For Pastry see - way the }nigh esteem in which they Shape .of land 8p .grain feed this year warrants s
World's great 'artists. are held in. the community. After all Straightness, evenew of teat deal of precaution in fefidiug, 111
Ooa11e In and hea you etmna�M►t. pug Royal Brand had aseembled'7CHitoyi Burk read an width and depth sa tomain poison and other'diges-
. ` • !!t,: appro riate address expressing the Packing and slimming 15 _ tive diseases are produced 'when
The
latest Records kept at year Grocer's. regret of the community at' losing Crown 2a - fed is quantitlea, See that it is �- 4 s
In stoat. them Mi% ' Htou�VWm and wish- Finish 16 ro rly mized with some other
t yet your ingrthem DTO•Derity and�Upi Ins and outs 5 ��-quant{ -,
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Aonr-mala from_yntxr_owAl _...
wheat. We`can
tTietr_.._new home. Cdr. Cowan... who...__3.
was taken completely by surprise re-
in brief but
lt_ p zes_ran g tom _
to ;1.00 will be awarded in each class
in
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grind it.
plied appropriate terms.
and addition a SPECIAL prize of
The address was accompanied by thea
TWO DAY bus trip will be given
Furniture Uaaler and
Feed of all kind• -Chicken feed,presentation
of two handsomely up-
the high contestant from each Town-
in the County.
JkFuneral Director
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hen feed, chop, millfeed.
olstered chairs, and a combined din-
ner and tea set of dishes. At the
shi hose wishing
p fd to plow should write
T
lI'ii0be.1�10 ''
- Chopping every week -day. -
conclusion of the presentation re-
freshments were served after which
W. M. Croskery; Agricultural Repre-
aentative, Uxbridge informing Mm
! f 1s ker1m t " . Ontll ie
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a few hours were spent in an enjoy-
able din nd in ' 1 3 to
that their plot will be ready for jadg-
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pulse, he went across and was saying; but It Is without •
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,,�- . � � , I.. itbors Aw a k6dred .couhtr purposel-y broke off, as if at a loss for tuge interests me. Were you &skin Is sensitive, kindly, and steadfast. - i , . I .
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"Ek, .. �, ', fidence with a knowing look. :later someone would do that. eyes of different colors. Such persons th �
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�tc "As a stuck-up minx?" Miss Lar- And of course they could tell you no. are often very emotional, with a lean- safety -razor blade tiade"are now turn-! - ,
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rf . Grange, whose dead body, with . �76 i coughn't to have said that," she mut- eyea. In women ttoy go wtth a sweet and produces more than --&million(- . . . � A
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101 - .. : wound In tbo neck, is discovered just !mored, . . and gentle disposition, and 'in man bla4es weekly. .
,� ITV red. "A regular littlecat, the road." It Is making prse-Pa, I -
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. Honeybun finds blood in his rain, K-1-yn-e -w:ais--i9wu--f t6`questi-o-nher-a-s -Mylie-f -hn--an old- -tb*y � �
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1; rhir Guy Lathrop, h f the murd. i Guy, when a diversion occurred. A pets, springiess chairs and Victorian . In his anatial. report, Sir Gerald BeR4 I .-
t. '713 Ct of to- slog -cart turned in through the gates engraving*. .7 0 .. a I .. -a 11 I
ered man. Sir ��Ulny ! His hostess introduced � � I , house, chief Inspector of f ctorisss,l .1 . ? �J.
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vl - - - .- - - Moxgaret -Lathrop, beau ul sad � from the main road. herelf as Miss Arabella, Fold- World's L"gest Organ :' . I
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1fe.. " . : buxom girl in a sky-blue overall, and of your head that there was any con- born than his wife. in fact r had not keys, 22 draw knobs, 168 steps and 0 - -- . - -
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.� drive he was traversing. As he pass- I It was never in my- head," lCyne; had made a runaway match of it to - - . . 1�,
Ing driven by motors with thirty -give! Martin Luther. and 600 of them Bath I , , ��
ed she looke I up from her task and! �ejoined. 'while mentally noting the' id offending her husband's family. . I - . . , 'j,
�::��o pairs of very bright - trashed. � - It ntment-agelinat th-,popui,r avo'That, I suppose, accounted for Mr, horsepower The size of the organ is I ered at the annual reunion and mem. � V i
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The eyes in the aXurum 1181W 01 the � conception. HollowaT's long absences from home, such that them R seventeen ttelv- 1 .
T � , -. Tose-culler were of tls� distinctly in. � Eisenach. Although Luther had six t#,
t .. I "Wali, some of the wiseacres about, f uently as much as a fortnight at phones from valrious parts of fhb � *,
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% - - Vt re they ra demurely Is. LatchMd . a Ws roof. -roe a boy was mulLica the In 1546, only two bad offspring. Tb I
t1k ; - is five miles way, and � father's - In due con te with the assistant at - ,A ,
dro d to the basket of blooms, what purpose would the murderer . born after which the young husband keys during tuning. , - -ancestry of 937 Is traced to Dr. Pa I � , -.. J.'. .,
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d4 iss Larkin?" he said, raWng Ilia by putting the blood. of his victimr= ,,� ve'l longer stays, from my ob- . - -.-.-. I �. -on . * "
- - .Hro" --Io A" -at- - - - - . I Luther and the remaining seventyison . , V
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convey that his business was a me- eyed the detective with suspicion. bearted. Cra one solace being, as she goe " The purpose of the poagoe is , I Alines' Retort. : ,�
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friend of the family, ru might be the force 01 f and gesture at his quarrel. He remained inside half an . , I
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,,,� giving them a bit of . ".'-- .1 � '. There &re exceptionst" replied = , ,.� -., -
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.. ho, . "The purchaser was a City man of , Id e w I Can he'p you. They are very nice I'Back at Lathrop Grange, Klyne's of aq sh6u-, b
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if hent I cozy apartment and finally settled on haberdashers," the aged spinster re- �,�: . " .
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in couples with poor clergy f*lk. I sheaf. Somehow' sight of the toy � .t . laund�red jet . r' I `�". :,- �11.1
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Send for our book, "Evidence" and
read what owners of Roger 86 for
, .00" past years say about their satisfaction. N
THIS IS FREE.
Address the
tih Q.R.S. Music Co., Caril Ltd."
590 King St. W., Toronto
Knife and Soon
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Fork on Tables of Fanglal
mba.comments of Mr. Justice Mo.
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cartidle upon the "social aftectatlou!4 of
demanding two forks to manipulate
Soh -"am to 'have been based Dim
IL historical knowledge. Forks were not
introduced into England until Ill
and it in a notable fact that while we _14
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UNS19 BETWEEN DB101 AN DETAIL
"got never on
we find It set down: T
fysho, fiet beast, no fowL more
By Walter Stuart Pavey, Architect
TRI XLY TAILORED. Vghat a delightful picture to have tualty here to Illustrate the "kinship" sbuttwo, window bo:i, and small at* than two gynigeft and a thombe." The
right Of the Ill guest was lucky hie
A
rimy tailored, and cloolvi Sur. In one's mind when one thinks of I between design and detail. This home ticed window at its If he got a plits.
Purely from a building Ti6W As of the English cottage type and re- trance. These, and round
also the entrance Usual he was supt�W with a
A"' plica effe.t. f% this f"hionabitta street "home."frock of back satin. The dart -fitted point, of course The high peaked ferring again to the chimney pots, If door, are painted a robin 099 blue of broad known as a trencher, upon
.
roof and the little "eye brow" window i you will place a piece of paper or your creating a very charming contrast which the meet was placed. It will
sty
:slsoves are in keeping with the "el
and fullness at the hem is amply pro -
which snuggles so attractively On its finger over them you will find the re- with Abe Yellow tODO Of the stucco be easy to understand why this waa
Vided by the wrap-around skirt No. slope; the chimney pots: the canopied suit rather surprising. III as Wang. followed by the necessary Service of
ttbL old fashioned wide bat-: architectural aspect It Is best des- Construction has been very cars- the "Swee" with a basin of cleansing
1069 is adapted to the more mature entrance wlir
Aigure, and is -in &txm 38. 40. 112, 44,1 toned door and iron hardware. embed as an error of omission, fully considered to combat the vs- watar, and the "Napier," who prof
t4v and 48 incus hunt Size 40 requires There is a partleaWly gotod,, oppor- Other interesting details are the garies of our -temperamental" clt- fared the towel or napkin-
SPA
a% yards 641 material; - or- 4%
=at*. The walls, sre'2 in, x 6
yards 86 -inch. 20 cents. In. studs 0
.
rt
covered on the Outside with wire lathStepping Car In Garage. Our Fashion Book, i2
and then plastered with a coat of
tistrating the Many car owners fasten Mocks of
newest and most practical styles. wi= 'cement. On top of this Is applied two wood to- the garage thoor near the roar
0
be of interest to every home dress-.ww'costs of magnesits stUCC . Yellow In
wall. This is done as a means of Stop -
Un VOL color as already miantlonod. On the
maker, Price of the book 10 cents ping the car savuld that driver fall to
Inside of the wire lath. bet weewthe apply his .brakes quickly enough after
Is"aak _tl6ster- Wat of cement.
IThis Is followed by a waterproofing
studs. driving In. Where the flooring of the �d
HOW TO ORDER PATTERN&. garage is concrete the Nocks can be-
�Wrlte your name and address plain -coat of asphalt A building board pro, Joined to the end of a brace which
ly, giving number and *I= of such no a"
duct is next applied to the Inside of rests on the floor and exteimIds to the tic
pattarnS as YOU WI Ene.ose 20c in rear the studs and than plastered. In be- WWI.
p
stamps vror (coin preferred; .Up
twin these two walls, the space be- 151 i
lt carefully) for each number and. tween the studs to filled with genu
address your order to Pattery. Dept., I -laced cork and the same mal Is TORONTO OFFERS BEST
Wilson Publishing Co, 73 West Ads, used between the roof ratters. The MARKET FOR
year round- :"Wdle St-, Toronto Patterns "at by result Is comfort *the j; lund-
P, Butter, Em
warm In winter, cool In summer. ow"
We O*sr Toronto's Beat Prices.
Readers desiring further Informal
tion regarding the plans and specifi- LINKS. LIMITED
ta Market Toronto 2
Candy to the QuOill T111111i cations for this house should com- St. Lawrence
muulcate with the architect direct.
One of the points of attraction for
38
face.* ftewo.-t* I
tourists in England this summer has, Walter Stuart Pavey.
Address.
been the little Shop In Windsor, where Rchmond St- London. On wE OLD STAMPS -
It is BUY
the Queen, buys her chocolates.
kept by two, eldeft maiden ladles From 18406 -`1890 --on Original
Scotland. who have had the Envelopes Preferred
from rare Hill and VaRey. STANDARD &TAMP CO.
1"w'3"NORABLE-MU Gr"A"TIEW
privilege. by royal warrant, of supply- HL 11V
2V2 Crang Av*rl
-Ing the royal household with "choco- ..C,me let us climb -to the height, 1111tation L. Toronto, Ont
later of good quality" ever slues thePeak after peak in the sun, One of the most significant and try of sericulture, and with the Ill
days of Queen Victoria. An the rays brighten, grow rosy and striking features of the rural life of climatic conditions and the abundance
They beris, just become really fa- ti n. Japan is the all-important part played of cheap labor afforded by one of the
ghte
Mons because the tourists have dis. -Now- that the thundor4lea,-done. In it by the women. whether it is the most Inte'ligent and Industrious Ot all
cov4watill that the Queen se transplants -or -harvestingthe world's peasantry, it is not surpris- %
t4dany goes panting, tra
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p'
SHE. world's
to the shop to make heC private pav age, the light of the rice that Is on, hand, they are Ing that more than halt of the w
chases. in fact, thers is probably iiQ ."Way; through the ]el always to. the fore: they feed the silk- silk Is produced In Japan, which conn-
shop In the world that to so often Gentlier glimmers below; worm, and conduct most of the deli- try exports about Seventy per cent. of
ii through the valley ths rivuletta, - its total output of the raw article. Of
Isited. by & Queen. cate •and important -operations con
When sho'coesi she is wetted on by Singing aloud as they &*• nected with It. What would be I all the ill which she Sando to other
*iae Henrietta Cameron, the sole HE.* the lose to the silk ludustry were it lands this Is the most Important-—.-
,
-business, manager and saleslady of the "Grandly, ah! grandly the hill not for the women's share In it one Among the many .incidental wit
can scarcely conceive. Nearly two nesses to the regard in which the pro -
establishment, while her sitter; Miss Broke the black storm on Its crest;I
Camiti keel in the background as All 'the cliff under 'Went leaping the 'mtllfOn families, senting perhaps cions worm is held -and let us not for-
,
-'the keeper of the grand secret of how thunder, etill million people, are engaged In get his formal distinction an 0 ka
to' make ;chocolates that' are Ili for the task Il Sams, Sams, "The honoroble. little gentle -
Growling away in the w of rearing the 0
Queens. She 'makes, them herself, andSHE. of a -The honorable little gentleman," as. man" -Is a charming little. bit ritual
so well that when the Prince of Wales this precious worm Is styled! Their at a time when the ordinary and all -
"Here it talrestful and al
:found mainly In the mbuu- engrossing operations cQnelllirning bim
Caroline's the drops from the trees.- taro districts of central Japan, and are are are yet a long way off... It usually
a
Ill r him as far as India.
agea of Miss Carolln's chocolates sent Where the shadis darkle, taut slowly better and bigger than those of the! takes place In winter -time, on which- 4
The two prim ladles are living re- and sparkle— average Peasantry. Tbel consist ever day in January happens to coin -
and ease.
Here there is solace usually of two stories, and are pro- Gide with what is known as Hatsutu
(ilea of the Victorian age, in dress. in
HE. the peculiar The first day of the Hare"), the old-
vided with chimneys manners and business methods.
-:Their shop has a tiny window, hung "Child, but the'sagle above, called for by the heating arrange- time Calendar period named after-tte-
with blue curtain-, _Tnd bne-Of--thsi - Now -thartWmiats-are withdrawn, mentis needed for the worm's well -be -1 fou.rth sign of the zodiac, U, being the
amal:r al
.1 II 'Hare."
c.st doorways In Windsor, with a Never wing -weary, salij up from his Ing. No toil is so exacting as that abbreviation for Usall
-s, . craper eyrie, which he invo:ves. in childheod h,� thb-occasion a kind of ChrIatmaliIii-tree
Quaint iron foot outside It.
has to be fed seven or eight thues a Is net 'up In the farmer's house in They started the shop many years ago, -en to the eye of the dawn.
having come down from Scotland, and ggE,. day, and in wiltry August litli,
i nar-s lionor-of the tittle friend, decorated
''have stay -1c Four gaily color
slid In the same place ever ,Ah only get some three or f6u, hours' rest with cakes cf rice ed
; but below us the dove ' - ** 'i
What will happen when they In the wbole twenty-four. The night- The mayu-lama Is behcved to act as
n
Crooning for joy on the list, • long noise of the nibbling of the count- a reminder -to the silkworm tribe in
are no more, and who will inherit the Fills with soft s:umbers the leaves
:recl." that earned
that; royal warrant faas3 myriads in some farmer's home- general that its preciousness is never,
without number;
b
�auging up In the,ghop, no one knqws,
Shadow and quiet are best." i,stead.is as.the scratching of ten'thous- forgotten cni an assurance of the
and pens in a great University ex- pleasure der"ved
from t1fe bounties
-Aust;n Dobson. Poems. amination hall. conferred b-,-'blm upon these wbosel
The white ptopu:aticnof the world is
harsh, noisy,
concern be Is. -Walter Weatcn,i
:.estimated to increase at thit I. believed that any h
e rate of '-Great Lingoes. "A Wayfarer In Unfamiliar Japan
t1ti-maunered behavior Ia. lVa presence In
about 5,000,00 a year.
How Is your' on 1�t col;. at this periQd will -seriously ali the
leger - oftha s!l;�'he Is to p . rodum ..'Australia Has Tallest Trells.
doing very well In ISRIMages. WLs can realize, therefore, what an Im- The ta!lest I. e- In- the world Is a I'
I just pal for. 11ree Of bla
portant disciplinary Influence .he -must spectes.ot eucalyptus growing In Aqe-
ten dol:ara fcr Latin. ten dollars for
individual treem of this species
AeUt" EcIlVal exert on tie character of those over trail
Controls and Lubrifttor. Greek and'fifty'dollars Tor Scotch," I
whom he ho'ds sirch despotic swaY! have been kno.wn to still a height of
Write for particulars The altuation and the climate of a 404) feet. The mammoth sequoia,
, I �e who is successfu: can ffdr targe part of the central ani southern which grows an the U.S. Pacific Coast,
The W. M ASTLZ SALES Co. a d t3
Ont. smite; of Japan are particularly has been known to grow a little over
Dridgeburg be is not cannot afford to' provinces
i10 otherwise. -Matthowman. favorable to the all-important Indus- 300 feet IaIL
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URE CLOVER HONEY..:,--.
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llerday, Oct.'0 lft:. OctOct26th,Auctioli Saleof -
16t. 16, coif. Tuesday
Uxbridge Qpqdwood), extenlive farm stop ,iter i,�nplements, hay, gTsuo • _n T
OR TMk.MS--' - ,
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hay,
roots, etc., a lot 6,: con. 7 -picker-' :w GF1 C RY'
Lie of -farm stock, I CHARDSON'S GRO E
61-75 per yeg.;. $140 if -paid in advance.
gnmi rail, routs,.' belcingin to G in the progerty of E F _Pis
ptianf4o thit United 5�4tcs and Cr;at George Sale at one o'clock. b1iii. Wm.
ri -Arp. P,3si--
--a tain 82-00 in advanca�. Rays. .-Sale',at o
Maw, auctioneer.
Lively no resem. F. W. Silversides,
ttinesiday, Oct., 27th. -At -lot 33 -on I+ Llie. Glass Jura, 30e,, per J,& r I Lli. 0!)mb Sec�ioos-, Ue-each
auctioneer-. i- ` �, - �: � . . . 1. .-W.
9 opfietor, con. S.Pickering (Hi Lott Farm) 2j Lb. Tini: Extracted. 45c Tin 5 Lb Tia Extractecl, W Tin
JOHN MURKAR'Pr'
saturaiy'-Oct. 16th. -Auction Sale of
farm- stock implements, hay grain,
furniture, tools, fowl, etc., the pro -
corn and roots.- -The property of W. Good Honey in-searce. Get your requirements now.
of Jo)seph Lear WWteya
-ANO'COMMIt"T8. pert� erve P a r i- -Crdf-e —r.
NOTES
Po—sitiveily r�o res:
No reserve. Sale --i-t- " e- sharp. A bargainat- ese,,pri.ea
See bills. Fred Postill, auctioneer.
Sale at one p.m. F.-- W. Silversides,
Se
�The speed limit of motorists. is Tuesday, Oct. 19th, -:-Auction SiLW of a4alitoneer-
-a question that will likely be dealt tools Saturday, Oct. 30the-Aucton Sale of
hQusehold furridturej garden
cattfe. implements, seed _;�4
with at the approaching sessiot of bee hives, honey extractor .etc., a�,. -co CROWN' SMATMIP?jS F.
I0, con..1, Pickering, the -pro- grain, etc., at lot 5, rear of n.
the Ligislature. , As the ja-k 'now lot 'c Pickering, the'piopeity of Narma� oar large shipme�t, )r -
A
the limi' at. 25 perty of LDitori Bros. Sale Pio- few cases Itf t of ot
dlt t, is .,Oxed See bills. Fred Postill, Gibson. Sale at one eclock, sharp .. -7- t tae following prtees
o'clock. z, .
__X See bills. Wm. Maw, auctioneer.
-miles per hour, and when magla-
Wine Pints.' 115 per dozen Imp Piots,1.V, per, dozen
Arates are called upon to deal with Tuesday, Nov, 2nd -Auction gale of
61� -and trade Wine Qrtarts, 1.25 per dozen Iin p. Qrtsj. 1.55 per dozen
shorthorn caitle, regis'd
Anfrac.1lous of the law, they are GRYaAL Shropshire shtrep, at lot 21, con. 8, Wine f Gals., 1.60 per dozen Imp- j Gels.., t-00 per doien
�bound to be guided by the law, Pickering,, the property. of ,,John
.61Buy Your Groceries at the Grocers."
an Scott No reserve. Wm. Maw; -
d r their penalties are imposed
_F. MMKIS
..,accordingly. The Hon.' George S. auctioneer-
Henry.Minister of Highways, 1fts J AM ES RIC 'HAR OrSON 4 _4A
at a clear
vosd ahead there should be no ob- asse Harris
It ed that. where there is
Pi
jee es pet'
�h no reasonable portion
'h- H+� dtion to a tspeed of 35 milour, and cker ng,r ware ore
.8boult take exception to this. A We havebean appointed local
for the Maixey-H-i-rria-
unruberof motorists have fitted
agents _7
eenjpWr�y and, Koli'vit the.
86cordI76--g-Tf. and have "Siepped on
patronage of th"farna-
1he gas,"-suffiel-is and me the
"tly to produce a EEF vourface an. -I orys of the district. Does your old stove barn too Minch coal ? If -go, come
K - colp"alive", Only Hapo-Thought or . McClary 114age that gives the maximum
peed of 85 miles, only to realize, l'y.so d6I'rigj:an you ount of heat with the amount kept a r1l . . . . . .
:'Whenit is too late, that some wide lurk and feel your. I'
All H. repairs k coogtaotly
-on hand.
.awake speed cop was attending to
hest. 'Our tieitinents Cb.rie in and see our Qu*phec Heaters at $15.
-his duties ata tune wheo.tbe un,are. IguAtAttleed to. We t6o have the regency, for the
_
briva r'vult,4 Goudyenr pirtmiucts, itichid. 'Stove Pipes, Elbows liind Repairs for all
-auspecting-motcwIst utas hoping -es etc.
"Look- 'Your Best." iag, tit
that be would betakinga nap
-The iaevit&b)o-fiue-i-q--t�6b rwesi
Mama traffic officers -are guided b -RE G. & A. T. L A W. A good gui)ply of Royal Purple calf Meal and Poultry'
ti y BEAUTY CQLT,
eeonaion sense. and -will refrair, Bruck St_ WhiOy 81y PICIZERING, ONT. Supplies, Oyatpr Shell, Grit and
Jfrow laying U charge agniust a P 1" 1. e ;:165 Beef Scrap.
--motorist who is exceeding the
ispeed limit when there Is a per,
fectly clear road ahead. it I. Agent for InterriationalRarm NLiebinery and Repairs.
;.probable that the law will ht. Ovir Mutto W a have it, can get it, or it is not made.
A'
-amended in such manner &a to
e- THAT 15
.-.,miet such cases.
'PICKERING
WHAT
FOLKS 6 J. S. BAUDON
'.:-ROD AND GUN ASO
ou
suit to. a maiden'snialt, who found it
bandy to dress her doll,
-Waft. Mason.-
'N. W. STAFFORD
7
-Marble and :Granite Dealer.
...Cemetery Lettering etc.
First, clattework
atlaranteed.
-Kingston Road and Pickering
East Townliae.
Pheone Whitby 68 R 32
M-40 P. a-Whitb*.R. R',
-T NDEPS
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:'WANTED
A)shawa Fruit Grov;ers, Limited,
will offer for sale the fol.
lowing Fruit Stor.
lowing
Buildings:
Andley Building, 4000 feet; So-
BnIlding, 41x64 feet, 744A�ffos
'•:aad roof "metal ; Brooklin Build-
.' - - ingo 80x64 feet metal ro6f.
Tenders to be in not later than
i3OcLober 30th, 1926.
1119best or. any tender not nee
;essarily ti�ccepted-
R. W. GRIBIRSOIN, President
JOHN JOHNSON, S-v'y-Tress
0 -bates, Ont.
A.
9171421 rKW
a'
Progressive Farmersneed
our
ur BFa ..ties
MANY of the prosperous
men in this locality make
full use of our banking service.
Let us'conduct-all finIncial trans-
actions for you; let us guard
your capital, let us assist you in
the -purchase of more 'and"better
stock, or other productive under-
takings. - Theinterests and
requirements of agriculture are
fully uriderstoo.d and well served
Lay the corner stone` by this bank.
-of your prosperity Farmers are invite(?,to avail thern-`
now by opening a
selves of our -local manager's advice
Fav'sSgs. 4"Ouvt at in 211 matters virbere monAw is
our nearest branch. involved.
RIO
Whitby Branch, J.H. Perry Nianager
Brooklyn Branch E.C. Cross Manager
4IR
40
Stock Carried, Information Furnished and Service
-
on Brantford Rciefing.rendei9d by
J. Prouse, Pickering
J. S. Balsdon Hardware, '-Pickering
W,
ANEW ER FUR
A *140epi
Gilson's of Guelph now offer
you 91 perfected furnAce---opel
or pipe style --at 'a sensation,"al
price. The 152r3t revolutionary prbvement in home heating In half
a century-low-prl-ced. efficient,
schoolo
quickly installed in any home.
r church.
Costs Less to Buy-
-Less to use
Tungsten Plate. Transmits heaii,
THREE'TTIMES faster, Patented -
air -blast burns all the gas and
smoke. New t cone-shaped A
gets more pet ftit3.OUt Of
frueelt.Electric arc welding seals
the furnace tight as anegg against
leaks- of gas, dust or smoke.
Bur= Hard or soft
Coals Coke or Wood
You are not dependent upon ty
herd coal. alone as you get
excellent results from any kind of7.
fuel -soft coal, coke, oil or gas.
You enjoy an extra wavin7i by Sia
using low cost fuels.
Write got
Easy rammt
A moderate
payment down in-
stalls the new Gilson
-Learn all the features of this new 40
sensatiofiall3i:;iriced heating system. 4 U
Catalogue,' sketch plan forms, eatimat nerd oblizatin
A &t,, this �ia
plied _g you in any way. the ll �VZ to
make plans for heating. your borne properly.
D. J GORMLEY, Dunbarton
Phon6 Pickering 1506.
Giboa ft. Co.. Limited 9510 York St., Gus p
Z4 N "V F -A T� r
many reate res dealing with &it kinds
outdoor sport combine to snake a
tiffl&
URE
very attractive magazine of the Oc-
AL
1tober is&uo of Rod and G" the -pu6li-
falls in
Neilson's ICE AM
CREAM
Cation of which line with the
Oposilog of the fall husUag. seaeon In
-Canada,
SEHZ- LD
A novel -means of pursuing game Is
Saudae*, Suds-, Couee and -Brick@.
-dealt with by Raymond Tbompian in
.An article "finating and Fliabing via
49cow." The country is the victultv of
Twit y MW
all fi,1vo 'r8.
L
.1the Athabasca River in Alberta. The
ML
H-Ireti'lIncit Beer fora cool and
refreabiog.drink.
ior of BriUsh. CWurabis Is the
7
oesme of - rbroo-Fishers Went Trailing"
1by Robert Watson. A, timely article
Neillsoti'ti Chocolates, 50c per lb or
an old timer in an wit!tiele on metts.
r
No ridges to callous your
i
better still a nice lb. box
odit of duck shooting by Frank J P.,-
isono, which contains a number of good
child's fon —no no tacksto
Oa,k--4 of all kindle
Wedding Cakes.a ?pe.viari
-wrinkles, A. Bryan Williams enn-.
Irritate, but a cushion of
pAilude,& his good beries of articles,
11. Breezes -from thi West_"ict this issue,
live lamb's wool to
-while it useful series of ortieles on flipt
springiness to the natural
in the bush by. A. G. Shakespeate
commences,
tread and Rrotect the foot
Another of Frise's initnitable car-
against dampness.
AMO
toons is one of the special features of
Abe issue and a special art Icle cover-
JBAM I
JB
the D. G. R. A. matcher at Otta-
HURLBUT
E,
HONE .9001
_.qlvvi, also ippesta in the October num-
lber.
CUSHION- SOLE
cp N%q
Rod and Gun is published monthly
Chrh lk
am" owes
7
. 1by W. J. Taylor, Limited, Wood-
.41took, onwits.
4
Hurlbuts allow the feet to de-
0teen
velop norta2uk. They *are lower
.Rivo-
I bot me suit of the peddler brand,
4they swd'iA was tailored, sewed by
in cost because longer in wear.
Basket - Factory
'"hand; they 'said it- was woven 01 fin-
The health of you child de -
'.'fest wool, couldn't be tore by an angry
pends on good shoes-
Manufacturpra of
they said it was fine.- would sur-_
rely last, till Gabriel tooted the fin
i0:-c6nti;_
.10
we ICU sad recoanmmd th...
A
All -kinds of Fru- Baskett
�.'blast, . It. vitas zi cheaper tlMh
-- Berry ,Cratim ,
"A'suits I'd bot from local dealers, -who
isierned quite hot, shed many tears
:.,.'..THE BIG STORE
Famers'Busbel, Baskets.
'sof woe, viliers I hot my cloth6 of the
'Teeton Koe. �'wore that suit when
.
MS. Chapman
ClothesElaskets.
-'the, day was- damp, it shrunk to the•
','size
Pickeringno
Onta
Frank Pennock,
of a postage stamp; the coat split
-up the vest split down, I. scared the
Proprietor
i hors" all over towne for the butt6ns
MIN.
PboilteMsti kham'I&A
.Popped, the seams tore, 'the stitches
?gave with a sudden roar. I gave .:hat
suit to. a maiden'snialt, who found it
bandy to dress her doll,
-Waft. Mason.-
'N. W. STAFFORD
7
-Marble and :Granite Dealer.
...Cemetery Lettering etc.
First, clattework
atlaranteed.
-Kingston Road and Pickering
East Townliae.
Pheone Whitby 68 R 32
M-40 P. a-Whitb*.R. R',
-T NDEPS
J. I
:'WANTED
A)shawa Fruit Grov;ers, Limited,
will offer for sale the fol.
lowing Fruit Stor.
lowing
Buildings:
Andley Building, 4000 feet; So-
BnIlding, 41x64 feet, 744A�ffos
'•:aad roof "metal ; Brooklin Build-
.' - - ingo 80x64 feet metal ro6f.
Tenders to be in not later than
i3OcLober 30th, 1926.
1119best or. any tender not nee
;essarily ti�ccepted-
R. W. GRIBIRSOIN, President
JOHN JOHNSON, S-v'y-Tress
0 -bates, Ont.
A.
9171421 rKW
a'
Progressive Farmersneed
our
ur BFa ..ties
MANY of the prosperous
men in this locality make
full use of our banking service.
Let us'conduct-all finIncial trans-
actions for you; let us guard
your capital, let us assist you in
the -purchase of more 'and"better
stock, or other productive under-
takings. - Theinterests and
requirements of agriculture are
fully uriderstoo.d and well served
Lay the corner stone` by this bank.
-of your prosperity Farmers are invite(?,to avail thern-`
now by opening a
selves of our -local manager's advice
Fav'sSgs. 4"Ouvt at in 211 matters virbere monAw is
our nearest branch. involved.
RIO
Whitby Branch, J.H. Perry Nianager
Brooklyn Branch E.C. Cross Manager
4IR
40
Stock Carried, Information Furnished and Service
-
on Brantford Rciefing.rendei9d by
J. Prouse, Pickering
J. S. Balsdon Hardware, '-Pickering
W,
ANEW ER FUR
A *140epi
Gilson's of Guelph now offer
you 91 perfected furnAce---opel
or pipe style --at 'a sensation,"al
price. The 152r3t revolutionary prbvement in home heating In half
a century-low-prl-ced. efficient,
schoolo
quickly installed in any home.
r church.
Costs Less to Buy-
-Less to use
Tungsten Plate. Transmits heaii,
THREE'TTIMES faster, Patented -
air -blast burns all the gas and
smoke. New t cone-shaped A
gets more pet ftit3.OUt Of
frueelt.Electric arc welding seals
the furnace tight as anegg against
leaks- of gas, dust or smoke.
Bur= Hard or soft
Coals Coke or Wood
You are not dependent upon ty
herd coal. alone as you get
excellent results from any kind of7.
fuel -soft coal, coke, oil or gas.
You enjoy an extra wavin7i by Sia
using low cost fuels.
Write got
Easy rammt
A moderate
payment down in-
stalls the new Gilson
-Learn all the features of this new 40
sensatiofiall3i:;iriced heating system. 4 U
Catalogue,' sketch plan forms, eatimat nerd oblizatin
A &t,, this �ia
plied _g you in any way. the ll �VZ to
make plans for heating. your borne properly.
D. J GORMLEY, Dunbarton
Phon6 Pickering 1506.
Giboa ft. Co.. Limited 9510 York St., Gus p
Z4 N "V F -A T� r
p -
:'4T
5•
T
A�
74 7
per,
CLAREMONT lAdnatd Pilkey had a bpelafts j
7 1"It 7 ,
Mr. and lairs. Tom@', ;bf Toronto,
Lae f'rtdo-t!a
T A�
J
�'S`H IN G L E NA1.
I . . .. :� .1 - , A F �, e NN,
ed
Iv.6!t A. Pugh.'90,'Sh 1i MEMORIAM.
Nor& Scotia Shingles
-day.
-ftiqNE-ft--�t1-T6 thS hotite, on tblirda-y -Galt Qalva�qized Steel Shingles
and Mrs. Mann'and J
Bircra Felt State Shingles Hard and Soft Ooa'i'of,the.
oaZmbe 4 guest long dreaded—but d Mks. Beal- %we in - Which y on
.whom we saw at last throuck eyes for aale'-at
best qtilty
on o1grief, to be the. Angel of Peace, T. PATERSOWS 40LAREMONT
day. T
Mb and Rest-, of Victory and Ever. < ha.Ud.
Mise Myrtle Arbuckle, of Ux. Call and jet -prices.
maolat on Priday.' In memory of a loving h u*sb&"nd and Pe. A. LAW,
• Miss Pe%Qma;rdeti, of Pontypool, kind father. who died October ber the
bridge.. called on -,friends- in "Clare- -lasting Life."
cia
IV A Reductlorl,,.
.'visited with Miss-. Rllzabr6th'�. A. twentieth. nineteen- hundred and 7
twenty five. It
From August
Pugh over the week -end. the lith To Se�ptew J,-
-George and Mrs. Bentley, of Mrs. 0, O. Bennett
her the 15th,k
reduction in 811!
and Daughters_Is
'or, Mrs. Lynn, on Sunday.Riddies'.,Silk
Oshawa, visited the latter'm moth,pricee,
Bring in your sleighs and het CLAREMONT, ONT. -A"
Notice to Creditors ttbe Jt
lir. and Mrg—Ralsdoa, of Oak- Noti benefitof these worth while
vtlle, visited ther I tter's parents, Sox, -special, 29c
&=a Otzme= reductions.ex
R. J. and -Mrs. Mann, on Sunday.
M 'in Ford an
Dealer new d
re. L. Reid and son, Ivan, left In the Matter of the Est&tb of Sarah -Y
L 0 R N E It E ID ouths' Silk
on Tuesday morning to spend a' Alice Burns, late of the Village of need.
low daya*with her father in Hope. Pickering, in the County of Sox� special, `39c
�.c , I . ratio, widow. deceased. On' -CLAREXON7 Implements and.
:town. Massey-Zarris
Repairs.
L. -and Mrs. Fingold a9d family Notice -is given that all persons bar'.
motored to Toronto on Sunday. ina 4cLaiwe or demands against the MliSk Ladies Silk Life and Car Insurance.
where they spent
the:'day with estate ofthe said deceaaed.who died There' is
15 Phone Clare. 5102
1 riends. Hose, D
on or about the 12th day of July, 1926, 06 Abd
Stanley and Mrs. Cook and fam- are required to send or deliver to the
undersigned admin' stator of the es-
ily, of Oshawa, spent Sunday
in. the- Air SUlk CLAREM' ONT
tate of the deceased. f ul I particulars of Ladies'. k
with tied, on or be -
h their relatives and friends their claims, duly vert
in Claremont. fore. the 20th'day -of -Oct ober-19ZO-s-o-d- .-Hose, 75c- -per.- pr. #-I
Society will that after the lAst -menttot%ed date'tbe The new- Atwater-KentAbd-W West— GE AMERY-[--o
imeet in the school house on Satur. said Administrator will proceed to inghause Radio Sets will
5
Fancy Crepe for
A distribute the assets' of the estate Highest price paid for
day afternoon at 2.80 sharp. please you.
among the persons entitled thereto, Cream at the
having regard only to those claims of We will instal one in your home ladies' dresses.
Rood attendance of members is
�-deslrod.
which he shall then have received on free trial and', if not entirety
Our residents are now making -A
notice. satisfactory we will remove it.
a winter in the
preparation for the Dated the 23rd day- of September, Famcy�nd plain t sl
;X looking after their coal ;'.We have them from $40 -be-conviaced------:t 71
way of
III storm windows and other. CH&P.LE8 S. PAT-
U3a7.
!ouiPtet-eff-J�_--
_DecelealT work.
Several members of
the Wom. By -Arthur E. Christian,
-on's Institute were in Osbawa'on Whitby. Ont., his Solicitor. See our Stock of Fall Moods, such 4 Frest line of Groceries aid �y
0.,
as Findlay Stoves and Heatea BEATT,
:F Thursday last attending a conven- Fruits always on hand at-
CoLeman Lampe, Oil Heat_
STA_%D8 FOR THE BEST
tion and- when there were the The Iler B -ers, Hits and 01 ...,rock bottom prices.
la guests of Mrs. R. S. McLanablin. -ove " 8,
Stdve 'Cement
Ed. and Mrs. Spenceley are
Limited Etc.
11
anotoring this week to Mount
Albert, where they will make
OL
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9 -
their home in fi-itnre. We wish
We desire to have a r"idedt _R �..�®� T
39. C 0 0 P i
them sneceqs in their new home, representative of this Fuller Brush CL&REMONT
Our village presents III very Cumpauy in Pickering and Wbit-
CLAREMONT
quiet appearance as the farmers by townships for immediate work
are making good use of the fine People now are buying La.& 5 C swed is bi
right Agent for Ackerman's Quality
weather by filling their silo$, Cbristmas presents in large quan- Har-nees. Ask the user.
4�
finishing their buckwheat harvest tities from our salesmen and we
W—W_Ana
X
other rail WOrK.
The B. Y. P. U. has resumed its
have a very exteriAre line or these
articles. including Ivory Sets,'Tor.
st
regular monthly evening meet-
toise Shell Sets and Christmas
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0
Oma, ar is
--DoU SaV6d
above before buying stsewbers.
Ings. Prospects for a Puccessfnl
novelties as well as, the household
PICKERINO. ONTARID
work are very promi]aing.
cleaciiDic'equipmeut. Our business
A
,V�ear's
ou are invited to join Us next
has always been good In this d1i.
the B.suk the -greater the anter
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
trict and unless you are a highly
lessain stealing and prosecute
A large number of the members
respected citizen with a car, don't
a
lot
of the Masonic Lodge motored
apply for this position
through one'@ lingers, and an income.
Memberabip too P
Into the city on Tuesday evening.
fraternal
If you are this type of man av-
Ohaa.
�t
when they paid & visit
")to Lodge,
ply In erson to FL Stone,
a ti
OF CAriADA
at. Andrew's who enter
lf�
904 Colonial Bldg., 18 King St.
PICKERING BRANCH—W. F. Law, Manager
presidehl. sews6ary
-stained them most handsomely.
We*4 Toronto.
Lyman Pilkey spent a couple of
days at Milliken and Agincourt
irtax and erecting wiadmitIp.
Maple Leaf Mutual Fire
JK�: Pilkey accompanied him to
lMilliken. where she visited her
insurance Co.
iniece. Mrs. Howard Macklin, at
Cheap raI for farm and country &
'the fox ranch.' . I
buildings.
Next Sunday morning at the
Windstorm Insurance on buildings,
Church the pastor's sub-
mind -mills, Silos etc.
.-Baptist
;jest will his 6,Marvhinx to Ztoa,"
Automobile Insurance
and the evening subject "Storm-
of all kinds.
'Tosied Sailors and a Sleepy Saint."
4 FARMS FOR'SALB..
.' Strangers and visitors will be
-...'especially welcome.
Write or phone
Thos, and Mrs. Stephenson
ED. BOWMAN
and two daughters, Misses Vets
and Merle, Birch Cliff. spent Sun.
20 -WHITBY ONT.
-de►y here with the former's broth-
er When here Mr. Stenh-
-Litter' Carriers, Bay Car4om
Pumps. Door Tracks, Cow
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
It:wIll pay, you to get my prices on
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Oma, ar is
--DoU SaV6d
above before buying stsewbers.
LM
When it• is in the
PICKERINO. ONTARID
'Bank
A
_AND the sooner it Is deposited is
Vigilance Committee
the B.suk the -greater the anter
ante of its being saved.
lessain stealing and prosecute
BMNG
A Savings Account is a magnet
the felons.
a
for this money that ordinarly slips
of Execative oommist".
through one'@ lingers, and an income.
Memberabip too P
paying guarantee for the -future.
Secretery on appliestion.
1171-1 FE
STAIN DARD BALI K
D. Basks, 0. S. Palm•
a ti
OF CAriADA
D. Munro, -- .,las. Richardson.
PICKERING BRANCH—W. F. Law, Manager
presidehl. sews6ary
Branches also at Dreeldift. West- M4 Whitby
-Litter' Carriers, Bay Car4om
Pumps. Door Tracks, Cow
Bowls. Pressure Systems Etc.
It:wIll pay, you to get my prices on
above before buying stsewbers.
FRANK J. PROUSE
PICKERINO. ONTARID
A
The Pickenng
Vigilance Committee
The object of this Association Is tolig
lessain stealing and prosecute
the felons.
a
'Idembers baving proper~stolen Q��tw I
este immediately wiz my member
of Execative oommist".
Memberabip too P
TI&I ro&v be bad from fte Preeldmill W
Secretery on appliestion.
D. Basks, 0. S. Palm•
a ti
er, M. S. Chapman. Pickering.
D. Munro, -- .,las. Richardson.
presidehl. sews6ary
jag
., :lson attended the annual Mason
PickerYt
.,ic service in the United Church. .4
Wall. �Paper
C. E. and Mrs. d8odea. accom
Leather Goods Store I
a - Exceptonal Valuesnied by the latter's mother,Here rey:
_trrn. Bennett, who has ins re -
See the IM Samples at Bingham a
-7. __JYA
turned home, after spending the before buying.
ESS
t ten months in the west with Our a ly of quality Harnesssod
Pas supply
is now complete.
::,-her,daughter, motored to Barrie Over 6W a& m plea to choose from
on Saturday and spent the week- at 10c per roll and up. All. wool Sweater Coats, Pcill-Overs with shall collars. three ply BOOT$—GREB -SHOE
end with relatives. A complete line of Paints, Oils and and plain stitch. In all white and a large
We have a large stock of tbJe Famew
Despite the unf a vorable -wesI - V at -right prices. variety -of colars- Bo"L. .08 *&hd—uubeit&ble_
fully given for all for bard wear and tear,
or on Sunday last, a ff oodly'a tim- Estimates cheer $4.00-
r Ladies' pare white F411 -wool White Steateit Coate,
pull over, at...
ber assembled at the Masonic Ser- interior and exterior REPAIRING
Ladies. same as above, 75 and 4.50
Wezmaint-ata our establish
vice in the United Church. A decorating. 7. Men's-att--wdo-I Sweater Coats, a�isorrsd C010", at 2;50 to 5.00 uta- scholarly and inspiring sermon 3.00 'patria eF
Callo'rphone 13.0laremont �Men's all -wool Pull overs, at tion. for re g idt kZero
wan delivered by Rev. W. D. Gor-
r- 'Boys' Pull -overs, sizes 28 32, at 1.25 to ZOO harness and boots.
and a Masonic
BRIUALD
don, of Agincourt c LEY
Male Choir rendered excellent W..G.BINGHAM CECIL
a , , , Phone Call at ne 3800
music.
r and Decorator
Raymond Pilkey has decided to Paiatr is IFINGOLD'S Harness -maker,
go back to the old Ftyle of locomo. Claremont, Ontario PICKERING, ONTARIO
tion by investing his spare cash in . . . . . . . .
a fine new driver, which he sur -
chased at Mrs. Ham s sale at Bro-
.1112bam, on Friday of list week.
Motor cars are all right, but a
Ihsbndsome,-lively--driver-.posseaaes - -----
Attractio
-riff which the former does A. r,
-`
'not.► �S
-B
Economical Tra"sponasi°" S
The Wouren's I-nstitute will hold for
their regular monthly meeting FIIS
6 Hallowe'en Social, • on Friday,
_
ievening, October the 2nd, in the
.....,Community Halt. Every member
and escort come prepared to takefHEVROLET Coupes for salesmen's use and Chevrolet Utility
part in the fancy dress parade. ExpreSS LTrucks for hauling and creliver ... speeding' up i.the
are a
prize will be given for
lady business for thousands of firms in Canada. Ca owner records
and gentleman in, the bHal- show that Chevrolet. pays for itself many tinum over in lower
-costume; operating cow - tie-up, and hi longer life. These
;.Jowe'en 4 in freedom from
John Norton met with a very records prove 6youd doubt that Chevrolet can and trucks pro.
;ppa8inful accident on Friday last.vide was assisting his brother, Mos the utmost economy, of trafisporta4ion in commercial use.
-
He
Ask your Chevrolet dealer to show you the of actual
Chevmlbt owners. They msf suggest ways in = Chevrolet
spud up your business and cut down your co"
es Norton, with his silo—filling. and
he, in some way got his hand in
The Smoothest Chevrolet in Chevr6let h4i;tdr.41a3�A
:the cog wheels, with the result
t tai a 4 --Lowest Price for which Chevrolet hasui*e'r' been
Ahat begot his hand badly bruin- sold in Canada.Ask about GMAC Plan of Deferred Payments.
1, and also his arm below the
elbow. It was'found necessary to Itoadster -$640' 'Coupe Sedan $920
Smpttitate the little finger. Asa -Sport 715 'Coach 810 Landau Sedan 970
Temilt be is compelled to tnke a x-' Tourinf 640 Commercial Chassis 496
,''sport • 715 Utility Express 730
For d few days h*e suf-
holiday. -CF-1014
'fered iiinalh pain, but we are glad All Prices at Factory Taxes* Extra
to kuow that he is now.much irn
Ontario
roved, but he will be laid off G. & A. T. Law, P
p ickering
work for !anrnp time.
:cn..
..1 �. �•' .. {4.-.,y,y,o-.JV,
+�?•d'9,•'':"'"1^--,."b,.
e
x s' .t..fi ;w-' sc .+s:t
`q+� ..•v:'V, ... Wx'..-., .v "'s J ,+d'x., "'."'�_�"')Sr -
.r`�:•rc' .'. .,p. w 4• - ,.u. •,,.e� ::+1.. � ;' .," ..� . Tr .;... :yen .r 9'
Vic'
_. .. r
',t'ry,
�F'+5 ;...,+ . �.• 'y',r
'�M- .. Ate". `J•'b ...E'}.. ��. 4,�^'a•fYri: .V"�..w
9 ..',r'r..• a,n u:J 4i�,.'"i.,m!oa��•
z,--: va r,=
':w"tr„ .•[.»•'. `-r..A•"� .:. J`''i'.,t,,q�,�'e
.�� �„r
6v M
•t a:
,a»..,.. , :,,..i.;
-. r
'. :.'�.. •'• :' �`'��°
•. 7
�s
if
..' .t.-'.' ,
-
which made Creat'Britain the po:tee-
�k
ferenee, that •great -Cabinet of the
man of the Rhine, marked a new.de-
•
.
British Empire which wi:l'meet tri the
parture in British diplomacy. For tLe
i
q
.e
historic Cabinet Room at 10 Downing
first time in history England has been.
�a
Street on Oct. 18. Prime Ministers,
nV
STARVATION. FAGS
- -
Affa0ow,'.-.yenned gip. nnosq than a pouring she:ls from Pagoda and else'
s :-ftanth before by the Red Ciatonese where In the iron S. upon the aailtar=
e.
**des b $ tba' city, a half mil- ing peop
vestige of mercy has been shown.
r;�. ;ltstintChinese people�iee death by star uL
Beginning last Sunday; woen and
vadon, told sand gunfire -in" Wuchang: children of ,the impoverished classes
t , Large imumbere of dead He in the have 'been permitted to pace through
��b greets. Those remaining have eaten" the'•gates of the river, seeking passage
f:eclogs. csita and sats and are dropping across to Hankow• Thirty-eight thou-
� jlfa pubX.e places or dying miserably in sand have beori rescued by boats bear-
` ;.`shelterq into which they have crawled. Ing the emblem of the. Red Cross and
lii
The bolibern troops of McAhai Wu taken to ° aakovt to be cared .for.
Fu, garrlaoniaj� the city, having Scenes of horror are witnessed each
rat -us 'ed terms of surrender,. are trip of the boats. In the fight for
w Iholding on desperately,' hoping !or places on the beats, several hundred
' lamiea of their ally, Sun Chuau' Feng, have been trampled to death as the
I =#o br&k. through the • Cautoaeew maddened hordes struggled, for rescue.
�eprdoa Many, thrown -into the rivers are
GATES MAI RMS FAR= �.,.fW.1
•. 7
London, Oct. 10..-' All seas Iead to foreign affairs. The_
Past of Locarao,
England now for the Imperial.;. Con-
which made Creat'Britain the po:tee-
�k
ferenee, that •great -Cabinet of the
man of the Rhine, marked a new.de-
British Empire which wi:l'meet tri the
parture in British diplomacy. For tLe
historic Cabinet Room at 10 Downing
first time in history England has been.
�a
Street on Oct. 18. Prime Ministers,
explicitly. separated' from heir Domia-1
-Maharajahs, Aelegates from the over-
ions by a treaty.
seas Dominions and representatives of
Probably the next question of I=-,'
x
the Crown colonies are converging on
portance will be .the discussion of the
London, . the hub which unites the
individual stat"L of the Dosninlons
spokes, of the British Empire.
General Hertsog, the flery South
It has been three years since John
African Premier, in a speech. delver
Bull called a meeting of his Board of
ed last May, , urged South Africa's
'
Directors, and many questions have
claims of a sovereign status, and de -1
x
arisen to crowd the agenda. There
mantled that Great Britain join in ds. 1
are the usual' prob:ems of Imperial
claring Dominion, independence for thel
growth -trade, immigration, defence
Union of South Africa.
andcommesnieations-but these will be
It has been bruited about, howevor,l
MeenvoWe the relentless and well drowned. Next Sunday, If.they have dominated this year by a question that since his arrival in London Gen-'.,
` fed Cantonese out" the walls rest not escaped the rain of fire will r Raturnsd from Arctic which goes to the very roots of inter- eral Hertzog's views have been some -1
Capt. J.' E. Bernier, Arctic explorer.
Illstdeg etheir_ arms, having block- upon them, for the gates will be closed. Empire re:ations. what modified, and only the Confer
who 'Visited' Toronto recently. He
Vz :sded aR exits from the city, and await t flniy -a--few_ tai:ea ._away_�re the. " � The. big question is. the treaty- once itself will' develop his exact atti
I claims-Basals-did-iight.___.in _aeizinr; __
a -the time -when they shall enter. What troops of Sun Chuan -Fang, ruler o! makin status -of- the Dominions in tude.
Wrangel Island, and asye Canada had g _
happen thea ls not known. the live provinces of Eastern China,' no right there in the 11rat place.:.
The Cantonese have notified the de- trying .to thrust- aside the Can
toaeae
' #'enders that -next Sunday they will who oppose their march to the relief —'-0 Lome Ontario, Honors ONTARIO HOLSTEINS
• — _
% a geaeraai! bombardier upon tai of betesg � r�aVn-P.itaag—3esmtsgiy O --a- --WIN MANY PRIM,
edty eat misery, firing from Haeyang1 relief must conte to the Wu Chang de- WORTH OF GOODS
itrsaasdl across the Yangtse River and fenders within a few days. London,. Ont. - Honoring Ethel Dominion Made a Good Show-
_ _ Langton, 15 -year-old daughter of the
K Houti+e Entered by Thieves ! keeper of St. He:en's Fort lighthouse, ing at National Dairy Show
.# $9; calves, choice, $12.50 to $18.60; Within Two Days of the Bembridge, Isle of Wight, for her
r , do, $9 to $11; do, med., r in Detroit: s
a�.w__�_ •--_-'_-- V to - grasser$,, -� �� courage and endurance in syn—keeping the
good hmm�s $12 to 12.25 • do t nrri g a Detroit, _ KIc� monad: scored a fine l
4I'
TORONTO. bucks, $9 to $9.75; good light sheep, gale last March, the.St.. George's So- clean-up in the Holafein cows, judged
Man. wheat- O I North ;1.45• $6 to $6.50; heavy sheep and bucks, London, Oct. 10. -Burglars entered ciety of this city has sent fier a unique Thursday afternoon in the National 7F
i+io. 2 North., $1.41; No 8 North.,
$41 / thick smooths, fed and wet- the home of Lord $yng, at Thorpe medal of recognition. The medal is in Dairy Show, when, it took prizes in
ered, $11.75; do, f.o.b., $11.25; do, H�� near Thorpe-le-Soken, within the form of a Canadian $5 gold piece, nearly every class, just as it had in the A
country points, $11; do, o!! cars, days, gold map:e leaven. It bears the morning session when balls were
Man. oats -No. 2 CW, nominal; No, two da after his arrival ,from Cane eget in
' ;12.25; select, premium $12.82. _
' S. not quoted• Na 1 feed, 60c; No. 2 ads where he had just completed his allowing inscription: "To Ethel
° feed, nominal, Western gain quota- term as Governor -Gene P g for tours and endurance. fudged.. The orals which housed the
quota-
tions is c.Lt• ports. MONTREAL, Governor-General, and stole Langton, courage twenty-five head of catt;e sent by the
` ,artf,e:es worth $250, By St. Georges Society, London, Can- members . of the Ontario Holstein'
Am. corn, track, Toronto -Nei. 8 Oats, No. 2 CW, 69c; No. 8 CW, I „
yellow, 96c; No. 8 yellow, 94c. 65%c; extra No. 1 feed, 66c. Flour, Lord Byng himself discovered the oda Breeding Association had so many_ _
Milliead-DeL Montreal freights, Man. sppring wheat pats., 1sts, $&10; I robbery. Going upstairs after dinner I It will be recaLed that Miss Lang- ribbons in the fore that It looked like
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st Music for Radio Enthusiasts
7
QRLS AS WOW
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Pink Pills a Friend Indeed.
r7'
Just bemuse illbe is a woman there
are tim as when every 'woman need'.'
SIR
7
� blood -building tonic.
To thousands of girls and women
'k
-Dr. Williams' plali ?ills have -proved
s:1
V
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to the aching nerves. The anaemic
F
:j w -I
:1girl who Is languld and Pala,; ths -W118
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whose - baqPk. feels, like, breaking; 'the0 health f
wboa ails as She
matron
reaches middle, age—for all such out-
st Music for Radio Enthusiasts
7
QRLS AS WOW
--
Ibis Lady Found Dr. William'
Pink Pills a Friend Indeed.
Just bemuse illbe is a woman there
are tim as when every 'woman need'.'
help and'strength in"'theform Of a
� blood -building tonic.
To thousands of girls and women
-Dr. Williams' plali ?ills have -proved
blesising because they enrich'- the
blood, give strength and restore tone
to the aching nerves. The anaemic
:1girl who Is languld and Pala,; ths -W118
whose - baqPk. feels, like, breaking; 'the0 health f
wboa ails as She
matron
reaches middle, age—for all such out-
49rem. Dr. Williama! Pint Pills are -In-
valuable because ill -health in girls and
"women is usually caused by poor blood
or trisqftlent blood. _These pills have
proved a blesslao- to thousands of
? At various
'4
r:
Marigolds. 4
Distant RollstlVie.
.,.
"And are ybu any relatiod lo'Pat
Marigolds burn through the dusky O'Rourke?-
ss
day, "Only very %listautly; 01 vasa.. me.
WIN
Uke orange lanterni'through - mother's first child and Pat was 4' the
ber night; thirteenth."
Swinging bright bonnets of golden,=Y,
Harigoldis burn through the dusky day. Is there any moment in a boylus, lifa
Ltisty and proud and.
handsomely- gay; tl.at lit vual to the time when I* is
.
They glow 'from terrace and mead- fjr�,t called "Miater"?,
I .., .7 9ow's bJ-igbt;, ._
stages Of L IlLe_gra. 0. R. Lake, Walton, programme being nude up of quartette -de burn through the dusky day
the roggramme, makers of the Can Marigolds
F Dr. dp did- De�:
-the value o. r. Ian e
Ion
has proved a ational Railways Ra music from the most noted of the cid Like orange lanterns through son= liams, Pink Pills.. She says:,—"I firs.t PaAment. have achieved distinction in and new composers. For example, the Ganqaifivlan.Vwt
lased these pills' when a young girl, for several features which are to be offered quartette on the first programme is that bar might.
the listeners -in during the autumn of Beethoven in CLMinor, opus 18, No. "-Gertrude S. McCaluKmt. to to-oPeralion with Canadlan Architwits
N
It Is during the 'teen age when nature to the muni- 'daigra of motlersta picied 1 4-_
contrast, Boit -one fished In the MteLaam But es' C�Jfi. 7
trails' -Upon' 'every bit of the reserve and winter season, such feature 4: while, b way of col
follow with a group of folk Rub your scalp with Min6rd's Liniment infoptation on planding.
e the Hart House cians will !�:.
Stria 4milldr4ldew "V* ,
string a I-
reci
strength we have, that we need their rt series of ten sono specially Arranged for F40016=Z1.4 ,
rejuvenating help. It was then I to be broadcast over the radio quartette. Mel re true book
Nothing like a paper -weiXtrt -for An
found Dr. Williamillf Pink Pills a friend chain from Monctdn,- N.B., to Van- Hart House is, the recreatignal Centre Send 25 COM sur a Myt
Th ------ keeping the bila down.
-ardeed.--Amd-again;--now-that-thw--ghi.;- cou,,w,-- B.C. e first will programme F the Univez "'y
CNRT special a -W-A0441" SIL W.,
hood stage Is past and I am a mother be given at the stud , in Syndics have given a tante. GuE-
the To and others will (allow at for broadcasting only to e - Radio
of four children, subject to all Toronto,
rm Department of the Canadian. National
Montreal, Ottawa M Calgary,
cares and worries of the home, Dr. theL
Regin the Eoesi Stations as' Railways..
Williams' Pink Pills to the cialy. tonic a and
tion tours the Dominion. 7"ne Quartette is composed of Geza
I 'take to keep up my health and organization At each radio concert there will be de, Kresx, first violin; Harry Adaskin, hiAlRDhtLaaiM6ACADILMY
strength, and they have never failedone complete uwtette composition of second vtoFlw, Milton Blackstone, viola; 11410011 "M WOW,
q
me. Should any ailing girl or weary the classical school, the balance of the and Boris Hambourg, 'cello. t1UVT ?
mother,.- due to my, a4price, try these. Ento ths pain with 141nard's.
-Pills. I know they will find them as, relieves intimmstiM soothes and
)M. i: equally good AS I have done." her homeward Journey and reached neAWMr=L
K, heals.
K , Harbour on August 23, and Never think she loves him WhOHY,
You can get the" pills from any Dundas
medicine dealer or by mail at 60 cents Panguirtung on Ausu& - t 20. After a Never believe her heart In
blind.
na -a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine good run southward from that post she Ali his faults a" locked "CUT017
a.In a closet of her mind; 0
Co., Brockvillih Out. reached North Sydney on August 29 -Cut"
7- 9
Indecisions folded Nst EzS4
AN his
Like old rings that time has faded. OF
LMEATS Limp amid streaked with min,
10 -MOST NOR' POST .1 C1111ILDHOOD Al SMONDS
Wl"
And his cautiousness like garments16
AT BACHE PENINSULA Frayed and thin. with many a stain— 'S"S
Can be QuicW fimin our own sted
BanishedWS.- Let them be, oh, let them be. Guamneeed bomain wedle
Amual Expedition to'Cana- to outweigh them.
There Is treasure
d
dim Ar Baby0s Own Tablets. it, proud will that sharply stirred lia i� S�j
ctic Establish"
New Station. The ailments of childhood are many' CAimbe as surely as the tide, A
Senses. istrained. too taut to 2146P. I a
them are due to one
but nine -tenths of
Mar- Gent:euess to beast and bird. CARRIED
:I., 'The steamer BeoWc. which sailed cause and one ca"s ou�y—a diso Humor flickering hushed and wide
906tia. on 0 stomach from North Sydney," Neva ad condition of th h and u an moving water.
ra
To quickly banish any of the As the rnoo
$uty 16. to patrol the Canadian -Arctic bowels. --WIFE T01 RED
And i tenderness too deep
archipelago and reprovision the posts minor ailments of babyhood and Child
to work To be gathered in a word.
-in the district carried out this opera- hood the bowels must be mad u4cz Perfect Suffiefed So She Colidd Not
-L:'-
Hous rapidly. and the wireless apper- regular and the stomach ,aunt be coommodating.
mine kept the North Went Territories sweetened. "Did that repairer cause you any em -
Protection Walk Restored to Health
7
-. had each sac
Of 14
lead Yukon Brauch.of the Department No other medicine for little ones has barrassment by his charge' With Every by Lydia E. Pinkham's
the interior touch with her move- h an has' Baby's Own
be L
Vegetai" Ckm�
ments at all. points In the patrol. At- Tablets. They banish coustIP96"No. OU in kindly part pvmant comentod to take Roll
car
'iter visions Godbivn. Greenland. and and indigestion; break up colds aftthe id Minesing, Ontario. -0 '1 am
Inlet and Dundas Harbour the simple lavers; correct diarrhoea "4' Every roll of Prince Ed- tical nurse and I recommendf'
a
y
Adis
Beothic, an July -94 touched at Craig I colla and promote healthful sleep by ward Brand roz Netting F, Pinkhazzi IsVegetable Compousid to
Harbour, and on August 2 called at regaWing the functions of the stom-1 GOITRE opens out as a me toot suffering women. For throe months
long wall of perfect Pro- 1 was al t helpless and could ipmA
Etah. Greenland. The next day she a4ch and bowels. Concerning theta Mothers, have you or your dough -1 mough to drink
Awmalfe Island, Mrs. I� M. Brown, Walton. N.S_ taction for your fox", sit at the table long 4
at Rice strait, EV ten goitre? Do not worry. Goitre "Primeir Edward" do" not 1 19 of tea. Hienrie tbfa* My 1%11&-
bi9blY, can now be removed quickly, painleas carried me to bed. I would be
';my ec, weak. Then he read In the Pa;w
and. taking up the EuVVltoo left last cannot speak too bag nor sag and has 10%
at the depot at Pram Harm. of Baby's Own Tablets as I bare found ly and permanently, Johnston's Goitre more mosbas than _r .1
year all- Reimady, used externally. note by as of a women suffering as I did who
reached Bache Peninsula on August 6, them ozc*llent for childhood other brand of fox nettling.
4 where a now Post was established. meats. sorption.. Simply rub in twice a day. Write or wire for better after taking the Vegetable.
by After about 2 weeks' treatment, Goitre o it for
loading Baby's Own Tablets are sold delivered prices. gropound, so he went and �T
Three days were spent here un becomes soft and spongy, and then me. When I had taken three bottles
t 25 ots.' Summeralds
"suppilide, and asalletIns the detachment medicine dealers, or by mail a gradually disappears. Usually one I was just like a new woman and
14011MAnS P. E. Island
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine, bottle Is sufficient- Literature &nd have had ilendid health ever since.
of police in erecting barrackiL Bache a box
i a -down Palms
Peninsula.. 79 deg, '4' north latitude Co,, Brockville, Out. testimonials on request. Price IL00; special Ontario Agents Wbe-n I fee any bearing
mailed anywhere. I always take it; sometimes a halt
and 74 deg. 13' west longitude, Wthe" N & CO, W. H. C. RuChven, J. M. McGillivray bottle or whatever I need.. 1aftheat north police. customs J. A. JOH NSTO Allisten Pricoville It in my
Roubd the Southlaa Year. 171 King St. E., Toronto. only medicine and I have told many a
boUM and post office in the world. --4--
started on Each leaf a voice, in shrub and tree. Qlals about
On August 9 the Beathic
know more about Lydia E. P
Am every wind a song. ?VDA, I A gla*
Veg
"ble On
Matobed are the singing boughs of For write to her. do I c= to me
Araby 6r I feet I Owe lifill,
onmend It I
Our glad Southland 91089. to SAL
�1 and strew
tario.
t4 . ZOWSER, mimeang, On
IRWTISU
Ing grass'
To music leaps the head Do you feet broken-down. ziftvouS,
The lupin, purple, blue; and weak sometimes? D0.VVQ have
this horrid feeling
of fear Which Some_
•Lighted. as by the kindling measures tfin coutes to women when thOY-AM
as I
pan Lydia F_ Pinkham a reg-
not well?
The poppy Bashes through. etable Compound Is excellent to take
It .1
at a,& a
�`�• and W jold
ftinter thi strains when ?*]us are if taken I y
1.
pets tl�
will relieve
gone,
the Cabin Clan Canadian Softening the colors. whore.
to the hills, and blended
-war They run up
a post C
Service steamer i6d on
product designed to give
L-9 fart at mini-- Their sides lie. lovelier there.*
rn
--snuln fit' We reek not how the mouths, ranhere,
Should you travel Cabin CJaw When summer comes or goes;
you are assured of accommoda- The heart reads not,tb;e dial of the
tion and service equal in every year
Iway to the
Pre -War First Class Where always there's a rose.
a much reduced rate — if —John Vance Cheney, In "At the SIP
Third Class, you will travel in
t.bsolute com ver Gate."
fort'with, con -
inial
genial companions and You willCharacto irlatics of Flying Man.
sr
find the accommodation ample determination
the service thorough. Courage, endurance,
and all go to the making of a flying man.
Think of Lieutenant Bettis, wre�ked
-Proved safe by mil ions and prescribed by phySiCians for I
p ti� the British Iski, UH
Montreal in the A1Q with his plane among the Psnusyl-
ing from
Z tumn when
,Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago
en the summer tourist "Ilia mountains; eftwung—with a
rush is over has a charm and broken leg and a doubly broken ,law Blerais.hft and
h' 'was 'Pain
allure you will, find iff.bsi� through five mi -es of forest and um- �-Toothache Neuritis Rheumati
road where e sm Dimm•
derbrtsh to 'the A
Ask your afeamshit) agent about the 81 found by a passing motorist. Only %7hem Cutlieurn is used. BA*e
Lawp@mV route to '.rope, or writ
with the Soap and hot water, dry those who know :bry experience what DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART itly and anoint with the OInS-
)�LV * broken leg, roughly gq
RT RE'F( CO., -9 the pain of only
THE ROBERT
moved,(means can fully 'pore ;late the nient. This' treatment Dot'
LIEW179101
-and
• $OotbeS and heals unelFbtly
Montreal Toronto Halifax Q—b". dogged, uneonquerabl.e wJll-power that acka e i. I nn ng
St. John. N.D. ovi. pimples, ras
that terrib'b journey -possible. LEW only. "Ba C1 made n did not sur- skin irritations but tends to PfT"nt
J]r# rave ma
Unhappily' the b which contains proven directions. such conditions.
viva his Injuries. H ad "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets sa-vo. =ash ptio
Also Ian of 24 and 100—Ditiggisti. -Stmebeaft
Dop. . r 1.atL = P=
t aft V
Set= sbaving sdvk
4MOR-DONAIDW Thire are 4.0 musc*es in the body AspIrta Is tbo trade tisaft itrepirwrea Is Canada) of Bayer MattuftetIft of
m000seet14-
Aittleater of Salleytieseld CLfttyi ftneyne Acw "AL E. A:-). WhOe It it vf*U knows
tbat A991ft weasis Bayer mimuftemn. to saidsttbo pub3lc agattiit binita. 0, Tati4ft
CANAMAN SERVICE*197 of a moth.
crow"
ampod with their 9weral trade mark, tW -2.
of B&M Conk"" win be at ISSUE No. 42-126
Minard's Liniment rclieveg at
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l.^ 1 rofi,o, spent a couple of da s iss't in in Toronto, wil� be here ilg I X. . y
week with the forme?? -mother -here. o#Sice `oa T#lnrsda "from 20 s: m. io "1 i
t -Dr s: Snaith spent Thtnaday last s ndMns. F 18" Doyle of Toironto is ,5.p,m., as usual.' -61
i, w ,'¢n Toronto. - Pe R a couple bf days this week -pr. H. T. Fallaise, Resident Dent- C-
Clisa. oP New r with her, mother, Mrs. Geo. M. Pal- is Office over Balsdon's hardware . ,
L1sk diq - .,a = ;1: aN
r` -`visited with Chas. S. Palmer. m llre. Office hoVs, 8.to 6 dail and. .
T''^• she third time _rever�l weeks ezrenin y t c vna. Y .. ,
Cul" stirui n cots to to dacy, pejrsons broke into Harold Davis' ser- ` ' -
{, s
X- r ,last week with friends in Orono. -- -A large namber of the harvestees _ ... _ �_ __
t:: 1il4rs.Dsvid Annan of Dunbarton; station on Wetineaday night and thewho went out west a few weeks ago 7 ;' - p ...
ves to gas.,pil and some to assist in the
8: A• ffiatchett had a' htiai- CO -On R*e"daesday evening while dei- ziencmg some hard luck. On _' .,
r ;chess tltbp . to the city on �'huraday. vias home tram the farm near White- account of the snow-etorma end rain. •
rr ,ILi's'omlfn, of Toronto' eras the y�e a car ran fats John Moore's b'k is at astand-still, ants instead fok
v . � of Ja�mtss and Mrs. Mose last wr. ,,g two- bind wheels ann�d- Of e�ng g� waM they have ._ _.A Reliable • Team ���
2.o the bot The nothing to do, except do pay their. � - - ;
Cea:'and )![rs.' Evart. °f Whitby, car also• was - and ran weekly board bills and few of them �,
:Sunday with W: J. and Mrs.theditch •pe�r •
=yrs. C. A. 3territt and 'dsnghter The: ,which tascesaihave tq. under the t pocket �ci u at�n aft a ,� �j � 'te� . . , , �r
son wan ,
F1� buss Ida, spent the weep -end with mu t b MresMped �g�' dot swag but was
F liiend, in Toronto. Hu dery i ... . .
ro -Miss Ma;ncl Fraser, Miss Graham, -Tee is a R ad increase in . -
ir sage paved dews =Xerour3and_ Sa�n�elds
:naafi Miss Seldon all of Toronto, call- the mil g ys is the I
Province. One ty! a last section -8 nIDLOO PLANT FOR BALE-Ap- " .1
ed on Gordon Bros. the of er day. of work to be eo meted fa that in the s,/ p17 at P18WEOFFICE. � _doh
, � I , - �.. . -+flim Kingdon enter a nn- _ 11,
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xi:» of ladies at her home -on the village of Brooklin, why was
form-
alIY opened for ublic tr&ffic on Wed- -FOR SALB-8 registered Ooawolrl .
., ys; basis line on Saturday afternoon. ) nerds of last week Freak Gostiet. claremt, A. Our Fall nerd win ter Stock o Meng' R
� -Miss Jean Clark is spending a y Through the R. No 2. s 7 s .
( wteeit in $frond with her uncle sad' the paveme is 86 feet wide PPLI18 FOR BALB-Winter va- - - .
A1221 t7' H. J. and Mrs. Marquis and with curb and tter. The main A .
fel street in the village of PickeriaA entice about b0 barrels. Apply, to James JWd WomeII s •Underwear lII
i y Greenlaw, f'iik�ag• s
-M50s Gladys Bryant is attending would have been much better in ev- _ -�,_ . _- ' 1 - - -
ll cry way if it had been built in a sim- �jOIIBE FOR BALE -12 rooms. ce- - - ���e �w�! IlII�B is
iSbaw's Business Co ege in Toronto, 11 meat bloeb. For full particular appy to
leg. Geh�.1'>ng with her sister Mrs. der Ayear r' or two ago, Florida wsa Mrs. McGinty, Pirkeriag: 44tf
7 -Th Berson and wife and eon, the °may cO�try or Stat! worth living ERRETB FOR BALs -'White and :IIOw Ana a
Th
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y ..atad os., Brown and wife brothers in, accordingto those who had cone Fbr•wn. #t lot 22, eon. 6. f ickering. Lloyd 1.
there to make their home and to in- white. R_ R. 2. Claremont 6 7 . �-
of ffiz s. Stafford, of New Liskeard "
r visited with relatives dere. vest,all there wealth. Fortunes were ANTRDI-Building Lot. Adver• mercury Hosiery, for Ladies. sill[ or .,Rgol-fiery •atm knit _t ,
. --Mrs. J. Roger Ward returned too made in a year, but only to be lost W tiger would ply S1W.00 for a lot b0 feet ill �lifhiotttble eol0le. y.1�
`r r., . flier home in Hagerstown, ffiaryalnd, 2n a night. The pretty picture that frontage- Addrim News Office. Box B. 6 _ f.
s after spendin a Length_y visit with was painted a year or two o has
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J. C. and ffire: Bryant been ed s8 FOR BALB-Cottage and }acre of Naw+ Fall Sweaters for boys and Mea-vbry, latest in
P -]parents, spoil by the terrible hurl • lana. b rooms. newly decorated. see this. -
lic school' teachers at- carte a few days Mate am oder. Roden Moon. Whi sunk. hilt( _ _ ...... wind -breakers -see them. F
l; the annual convention of the eniovine their wealth. the neos�are r r
pp "ng for outside assistance. OUSE TO RENT -6 rooms. Also
�E' Assoc3atioa which Winn held mw a ag Hera dna soft waw. Good cement New Gaps, and Haul for Boyo and Men -oar Fedoras i+p
K; is Wrbitby on Thursday and Friday -.A few weeks ago a professor in «uar� Aepply to Mrs. t vo Thomson. Clare-
- ------ . ��--in--� mons. sir grey, beaver and black, are right '
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aA -H. J Clark, of Toronto, accom- --_-- up to minute. pit.
uric -of -
States predicted that we would havosr the _ �
]died by J. M. Graham, of Toronto �TOTICE-All olettetandinp: veterin• -- - - =
.1. 'Univ' ersity, spent over Sunday with v� little snow this winter -'on Eve Nary bills not paid by Nov, lot will be coucct. - ;
count oT the hen rain -fall Burin immediately tbe:nteer. N. E, McEwen. :Jersey Knit Suits for Children, 8, 4, 6 and 6 -years -Very F
s. the former's parenits, W. J. and Mee. °3' g Veterinary surgeon. 6 7 tett colors and patterns. +Clark during the summer and fall. A few P y P
-Mrs. Kerslake of Winnipeg ax- days ago another would-be weather VOR SALE -Frame house, contain. .'
' f rived in the village opheL redicts a ve a .ng timber end plank, situated in Pickering
ge on Monday and Pr P ry early winter, village, east of St. Andrew's Church. Mrs. / . r�
c will reside here. She contemplates and abundance of snow to be f011nwed David Annan. Dunbarton. 6-7 * T' ;%.
F` buying a lot for the purpose of build- by a summer that won't be a summer -" 1ll8nyS Bind �f)�B7 �ootB I�'or Fall
'" thereon. but a season similar to the rioted year FORSALp:-Thirty acreswfithhou�e1. r
and sp lend barn, oven miles east of To
Z � .?_ -While operating a machine at 1816, when it is said that there was ronto, on Hivbway. "blrs. Florence Hunter - A a leadid stock of the Reliable "9laman" ,
� LAlie Rose Excelsior Mills one day last no summer. When all kinds of wea- w'�t H;11, Phone scartwro �o ring 4. e j p1.11
Nt�eek Walter White had one of his thee is predicted _ _'_Boole-PricPe very reasonable. gee us
dnhands caught, and badly bruised, but P ore of the, fore- �j OR $ALIS -Fresh Jersev cow, test before purebasing.
chats cannot being correct, and �' '1 4 reg,stered Cotswold yearling rafh; req- - • r
�`:� '. •' fortunately ri0 bones were broken. l+ L%t r d ,,., hire casl'n r d 1 Y k h- ' - - 1. -- -
4 --James and Mrs. Andrew and
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t o man w o makes t .e prediction
e e vp q am, an or s are
boar, dam. Gray �r R. R 2, Claremont. 4-6
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Tbomas Andrew were in 3larkham on
Frill be proclaimed a real weather
.
`Wednesday attending the funeral of
prophet.
1f 08T -Block fox, rpaisterf,d fetters
-i ".`4 eeir brother, Robt. Andrew, who died
-The Frequent very heavy rains
Y .,n ear !3. S F • from Hillcrest Ranch. 6th
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on Monday after (several weeks ill-
which have been general throughout
can of Markham. Reward if caught- aliiV*
Owner. George McConnell Agincourt 47•S a-7
: -mesa,
the province during the past month
' -also visited the .former's father, V
-D. and Mrs. McNeil, who have
has been the cause of thousands of
�J OR SALE-Piaver piano, modern,
z ' been spending the summer months at
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dollars worth of damage to farmers.
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colonial state, malts finish. Bench and
Rea! bargain Fine
their farm on the base line have re-
unportant one there is almost ruined.
rolls. en condition. Owner
Owner
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f turned to the village to spend the � * ... -
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have the finest range of Williams' Boots it's ever been.
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our privilege to show. Ranging in price from l
8.76 tg 7.60. Thea& are the days � 11
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that people are looking for full value for their ..L. r`
:. 1.money. we have it. y 1
:'We also stock a oom late line of Headli ht'Overalk, . -_ '
.. Penangle Underwear, Sweaters =Jersey r 1,
. Boz, In Boa we are ahowmg '
_ ezeeptional values. - ` "I
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A large amount of grain has been
meted. corn is ready to be bar-
leaving district. i3b0 or unrest offer. Aon A
News Office, 54
wiener with their.dau'ghter, Mrs. (Dr.)
fficEwen.
`nested but the farmers are unable
OTT -On 1lfondav, Oct. lltft, atan
- -H. Calvert and bride of Simcce
to get on to the land on account of
K �_ soaked with rain, and the
lestber gr,p, containing a number of tools.
and material. Finder kindly leave nine at The
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. spent a day last week with the for-
mer's aunt, Mrs. Thos. Calvert. Th>,
root crops have suffered severely: In
News office- 6tf
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'ANTED -Junior, age 18 to 18, for
V�
' -also visited the .former's father, V
Essex and Kent counties, the bean
a ` Calvert Sr., who is foreman in the
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crop, which has always been a very
oaf« work with growing concern. Good
opportunity to learn all bnnebes of business.
" . Reformer office Oshawa,
unportant one there is almost ruined.
Ap�fy oaice Manager, Rose Excelsior Products,
-Wm. Brown .took first prize in
-On Tuesday of this week a sedan
Ltd., Picter,ag. Stf
' tractor plowing at the Government
was found standing on the side of
ORONTO WET -WASH LAON-
' ;Farm at New Liskeard ani the Inter-
the road in front of Mrs. W. V.
To (Semi finish)-Ltt our driver tall and
national Harvester 'Co. have taken
Richardeon's at the east end of the
explain our 24 hoor service Just leave your
".him this week to $t Catherinee to
in
village Highway Officer Rfid was
6y Cons-
name with Mr, S W,) avis, barber shop, we
will perk up and deliver b times a week.
- compete a tractor competition,
notified and accompanied
we
-At St. George,s Church on Sun-
table Geo. Martin, they made an in-
1,TASSEY•HARRIS MACHINERY
Repairs.
...day next is children's day. The ser-
vestigation. As the car had all the
1 and Ford cars, trucks. and trac-
vne at 10.30 a.m. will be. specially
ear -marks of being a stolen article,
rrJectrie washer sae or rent. No.
tors, H.
a M. H. corn binder. For sale or rent, a brisk
-A ropiate for the children. There
they took posaeas'On of it, and took
louse and garden. D, J Gormley, Dumbarton,
Oct. 2'ltr
I ti►ill be no Sunday school session , but
it to the former', yard, to await a
children and teachers are - requested
claimant. A house decorator who was
�ARID[ MACHINERY -Frost A
'-'to be on hand at 10.80 a.m. Evening
prayer and sermon as usual at 7 p.m.
at work in one of the mighboring
houses, happened to look out to find
i` wood Cockabutt, Tudbope Anderson John
Deere. Biseen. Gourd. She icy s Muir, Fleury,
-Sew" in St. Paul's United
to his dismay that his car tad disap-
Wilkinson. Elm pmea. Order roar re
Also De W. F.
,church on Sunday 10.80 a.m. and 7
peared, and he lost no tilde in pur-
now great radion
Greenwood. rev
-- ' 1),m. Morning subject "The Uplifted
suing the thief. However he had not
a
VOR SALE-Houesad lot of } acre
w. -. st." Evening subject "Christ
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gone far when he filsovered that an
_ : JJS�r g a MasL" 8 p.m. Friday,
error had been made. 'f a understand
on main road at Myrtle, garage and ben-
' < Y People's Union a good program
that no police court proceedings 'Will
H. hkb`r�� - fururnace. iuit trees, s i ngoo
-: �soeial half bout at close. Anniversary
be taken.
�.ir. AW w G. B. Fislw. Asbbnra. or R. G,
-=;earviees oa $nntiay October 24th, and
-Beaverton Express: -Supposedly
-n. yells. 4atf �
`" fowl supper and concert on 26th. See
bills.
contrary to the by-laws of the town-
in Ontario.
OR SAb&--Oben , all kinds of
F
ships Of 611 the counties
wagon*, barns and all kfada of farm it
-On Mond&y morning between one
there are still several places where
les inttsiaisn CO a arderr. Alms beaters.
va heavy a
-------,sad two o'clock,_ R. H. Cronk was
from, his slumbers by a car
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs are
permitted to roam . at large, • constitu-
an
an price pod for hides and wool. also live pout;
�, H. Herman. Stoultvine. Phone 1905 iatf
V
: which seemed to stop close to his re-.
ting a menace on the roads and a
STRAY HORSBS-Came to the pre-
isidenee. Hurriedly dressing he went
source of worry and anxie to those
' 'outside where he found a man walk-
., lag towards his hen-bouse. On closer
who have occasion to nae thtm-
Motorists make every effort to avoid
mica of the uader.ignea. lot 21, con. 4, Pict.
erim , on Monday, sept. 27th 2 bona, one a
ni«Mack Wilding roadsw sad tbe-other an aged
investigation he found that the car
contact with cattle, not desiring to
b•y. �� �• Apply on the premiss or
Warren C Willson, R. R. No. Locust
;'contained four men. On his requesting
injure any of these, and particularly
Hill'
Abe reason for their presence there at
not wanting to injure their cars __
. ;,'this unseemly hour, they replied that
endartger the lives of those riding in
RADIOS FOR BALE -De Frirest-
they came in to find their way to
them. Yet motorists are blamed for
Croseley's : 1 5 -tube model, used as demon-
. , Pickering Beach, a very unlikely
carelessr�ss if any animal happens
ser.tioa Sb9.ao; t ion 8 .0r0y. n, h m model,
itald ae demomsttati0a 5Sb.00. Both machines
story. Evidently it was chickens they
to be hit and injured while the own-
arras good as new and same guarantee will sip-
to as applies to new F. T.
_were after and not Pickering' Beach,
era in man cases are clunk indiffer-
gala each machines.
Berating Pickering. 6 7
-The potato crop in this locality
p
•crit to the dangers and fake a chance
�7OTICE-I xm wrecking a few Ford
' ' _ is almost a complete failure, although
farmers,
in allowing their stock to wander un-
. , , some report a fairly good
tended from one side of the road to
.
,�1 clirs. will sell the parte very cheap. I have
Maxwell
^ trop In Uxbridge township the crop
the other.
also for sale one touring, areal nice car.
• is a fairly good ora and than farmers
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nuns nice. rides nice, looks nice, a sumptuous out-
fit, which gives the impression of some class, and
are now offering them at $1.50 per
:'bag. Repotrts from different parts of
•'i
`, WHITEVALE.
at the rldi¢ulously low priceof $150. As can are
selling this is a remarkable ba IT n., Also Ford
the province would ' indicate that the
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ton tract at $tso. T. C. Brown, Brougham. sett
: 'rot has wrought great havoc, due to
the incessant rains. In many cases
Miss Mary Nolan, of Toronto, ac -
Mpanted her cousin, Miss. nor
Hair Dressing
: the crop will amount to leas than the
u
of Owen Sound spent thtyir holidays
holidays
,.
' amount of seed planted, which will
not pay for the work of harvesting.
during. the Normal '$6>�001 Teacher's
convention at the former's home here.
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Marcelling and Ladles` and Children'@
- Some pessimists are predicting that
Haircutting at residence, first
door south of M. B.
the price Will reach 65.00 per bag be-
tare Spring... This is only a remote
.IN MEMORIAM.
Chapman'estore.
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probability as there is good crops in
From.B p. m. each week day and
' stilet provinces, which can be brought
Bvtsrol4-Io loving memory of lEary
all day Battuday,
- i>ri for less than that price.
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Elizabeth Barton,who gagged aws y
Get.
NE"I E A KNOT
-The Americana are- in the dark
24th. 1924
' . as to which is the national game of
Her lite was earnest, her actions kind':
2tf PICKERING, ONT. '
_:_-that country, Some claim that �_
bAV has a strong claim to the title
Willie others grans that is the
♦gtpenerous hand, so active mind,
AnVous to please and loath to -offend.
A si • faithful daughter$100
•
Reward
golf
''rlaoat popular ggaame and has the right
and
and Mand.
d.
to be called the "National Game",
-"��, Slater and Brothers.
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i'he baseball fans • point to the many
.
thousands that attend every league
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The Municipalityof the Township
� "..game, while the golf devotees claim
Wri.soly-Ia tender, loving memory
of Pickering wilpay a reward dt
that far more play golf than base.
of our beloved um. little Jack,wbo
•100.00 for the apprehension and son-
found
: ball. Golf, however is the rich mania
a'� beyond on October 11th,
viction of -any and each person
. . game as the fees, clubs etc., are so
sadl missed b those who love him.
y y
guilty of stealing poultry or domestic
,
expensive, that places it beyond the
�. each of the door man, while every
And the chorus will be sweeter .
Wben it bursts upon my ear,
animals of any kind within the limits
of the Bald Township of Pickering.
P g'
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: and gill m the conntry.csn in-
And my Heaven seem completer.
deoairier haPPy I
By order of the Couaeil.
7du
ge in asebal} and tt is x sport
roue hear.
ADs>tc 9R1ts1ee. Reeve.ch
will not crippe them fin6n-
-T. A. and M. Wilton.
�• R. ftATott. Clerk.
ly.
Freeman. Oat,
Dated Oct, 4th, 1928. 6tf
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strongly advooate the Deforest Crossley lines sa being Y
.. the best values on the market. Ask our onatomers
they'll tell you'. We equip all our sets
.. „t. with the famous Ever Ready Bat-
terles-the best in the`'
t
World. Ask for - - - y: �„
- a radio demonstration -we'll gladly oomply. ', ^s:I. ; .,
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Fred T. Bunting, - ' Pickering__
�etablished 1867, �..
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