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VOL. L111.
Bighl
Green
and Creek
Atod4aU 0 A L : ' Arrangements been made The Highland Creek Women's Ins- GREENWOOD .
for any children in C near Green- titute held their Seotembift'meeting
EL 0. PEA goician- A.7good-*upply of Hard and Soft wood to recai e the, 4 heria toxoid at the home of Mrs. E. Craven. Mrs
Ckial on hand &Igo supply treatment' at Tke� The first S. Dixon presided. The meet
RIL FORSYTH, 0 .D., Diret-tor of Kindiin treatment will n on.Saturday/ opened by singing -thi opening ode
call Associa .of Ontario.Reg. Oct.' 7th, from 2.3fr;o 3.30 p. m., 4 and closed with, the National Anth-
Otin
bU.Of tbe American stove-length. the office of Dr.kV.'E. Cartwright. em. A great deal of business was= 1111stablished ISM
i:V by
These treatments �re *te harmless discussed. Mrsi Wallace gave a very
but have proved invaluable in the interesting paper.. dn "The Art of
DONALD MUNRO,%PICKER1,NG control of-that- dread disease, dipth- Reading." They also planned, to have
THIS IS THE
eria This toxoid clinic is sponsored a euchre at the home of Mrs. Hugh N;
*-l". UNOAN B. McINrYHE—Barris. by the Women's Institute,.Pickering Cavanagh. A
_yg�y-'O�Jnty lunch was
�LA,ter.Solicitor. Notary. Ofke—BrockSt..
Soufh. O�posite Bell Telepbone oftite, Whitby. 43ENERAL INSURANCE and with the co-operattion 6-:f--I:Fr. V. served and social hour was, spent. JE A R M E i RM�SQ' b.L.L U
pbone 46 48ly .1 E. Cartwright, is free of all charge.
AGENCY
]R, DONALD RUDDY Barriste.r. BROUGHAM, ONTARIO Audley CherrywGGd A large number of farmers
exchange their grain
Solicitor, Notary Public. Moneyto Loan.
Office formef!y d bh the late A.E. for
south wing— Lrt Ouse.Whitby. Slyj 'Mr. arid Mrs.'F�nney visited, 'with'
Van. of&I Chris' Facilities for placing any kind of-In- Apple picking is.in full swing and
surance at beat rates the-crop is-clean. their family in the city over the
BATON. BELL & ROSS, Barrist- availabl F. H. Westney is getting the-deb� week-end. Fl
effl. Solicitors. vice my
hin WX Nortbern Ontario Security atid-gir Matto. rist cleaned up' after the fire. He is Mrs. Wesley. Petty and ,two child- It Saves money and in
*W.J Benton, one Pick. 515 preparing to *rebuild next spring. ren are holidaying with their friends any more,
kt.a.Bell. E.- Smith.is improving his proper- at Harrowsmith. should do it. .
1.D.-F. Row. '—AdeWde 2Ns9 ty by making a gravelled entrance ' Come to Cherrywood Church and
.RICHARDSON. --PIOKERING & H. Beal, ClaremOnt drive. hear.our new choir which we hear is Special
MU'-VEY—Barrist,in.Solicitors,Notaries PHONE M The next meeting of the Club will abol4t to be organized.
031-1-224 Confedwiffion Lire Building.
f ym to be held-at the residence of Robt. and Mr. and Mrs.' R., Yatei 'and family -BARLEY FEED
,aile and Richmond Su. Toron
Phone* Adelai e 4480 and 44so, By appoint: FURNITURE Mrs. Hedge, on Monday evening next of'Toronto, spent Sunday with W. F. $24.00 per tou, Spot Cash.
pa"" Sgtia eveninsa. Pickering rewginek A good turn out is looked for. and Mrs.z Hollinger.
13, f We are displaying an attractive The trustees held a committee This in the best 'feed value on
frHOMS0N & McMILLAN—BRrris. variety of Xmas Gifts. rfieeting this eek getting ready for iA number from Cherrywood att- the market.'
w ended the anniversary :.services at
--'L L-6 Solicitors. Notary Public. office at Aluminum and Graniteware Btd. the winter. The question of coal Zion Church last Sunday. for Pastry and Fine
Pasidence of Mr.Thomson lot I I essnon 1. Furniture and Furniture- stealing from the school shed Mrs.' 1�,pper is staying with her Kissimi
Pickering, oflice-hor.: cooc in-the
Ovellinft from 7.00 p.m to and Saturday Novelties. Cake Baking.
8.31) P.in or by winter is receiving. their attention. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Davidson
t. Toronto office: 6015 Royay Bank Prices low, ic' keeping with'times. and it might b� necessary to.pkut a
871 y Pla-1-n-de-te-et-WOF-on the jot)-.' sorry to report is- %_,ey _si_ck_.-______-Baker's-J0Y Flavored .3
- It is reported that _112rvey and - The October meeting of the W. A.
Dental Mrs. Edwards are 4isposing of. their will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Bread
HIL C.SMITH. D. D. S., L D.s. F? 0 0 F N G "arm and moving to th'e Brock Road J. Petty on Thursday, Oct. 12th. Thb Chopping ' Monday, Wednesday
We an sorry to lose them from here -word- for RrAl Call, "Tr�st." Prog-
N(Succettor to Dr,J.N,Dalesi, Graduate oi SPECIAL t-fle ram Conunittee, Mrs: E. Pilkey and and Friday. We do-
the Royal College of Dental Sumeons and Toron. but- they will-still be- running it right.
40 University. At ClaremOnt Office over D -1
A, 4MAJ Z- IC-L.1 for Mrs. A. Taylor. Host":�s, Mrs.,
90"t'l§AQC*every'roosday arid Frid Nif phone: 86 inch Rock Faced Red the work.
suaff M If. Petty and. Mrs. W. J. Petty. All Are INO CREDIT �i
And Green lloofing . .- Greenvyood welcome. On account of 4h4 chan
and the close margin I sell at, I
us colleg 01
in he UnAVtralty 0 am forced to discootintle credit,
east of St. Toronto an Monday.
.a.sa. to a P.M., or by atment. (X. The Mission Band meets in the* ageounts.
ray standard Silo-filling is now about over, but
Pi 37Z 431Y quality -,church.on Friday afternoon. ot many are full.
! John Scott, of Toronto, called on n
Toe above prices gnod for 10 days Mrs. Crews one day lailt Neek. Mr. Sloan and family were in the
only. Terms Spot Cash. Miss Laura, Ormerod -wa, 'home village for a few days last week
one evening of'last week. Mr. and Mrs. Grills of the city L. -SURNINGHAM
Lloyd and Mrs. Wflson,_of_Osha-. spent-the week-end in their suinnier Building and General
F arA antoombile insurance of all kialk, wa, spent Sunday -with Ed. and Mrs. 'home- Contracting.
It is with reg-ret ..we learn that Estimates furnished on all clansiss. '
alle are moving of work—Interior and Exterior,
POSTILL4 Uconsed Anctionew. of from our village to Toronto.
irF LUMBER YARD Mrs. Horton' has beers c ad -to 'Mr.- and Mrs. OfMalley
a in coseftes ar'Taft"d aftsado. An*- her home down east on account A4terations and repairs.
=C!-j W All we" "sinimod to on ab, Blacksmithing,-& Woodwork the serious illness of her father.- Thanksgiving services will be con Chimney's-Built. Concrete Work.
11ATM P.0.. "1. iWm. H-.. and Mrs. ' Crurnmer, of ducted next Sunday morning thro-
at right prices ughout by members of the Mission Phone Pickering 5712
IL 13111ATON. TOW149HI Pickering, spent Sunday -with Ste,,-
P Now is the;time to have those r Circle. Rev. Harry Wilson will prea- FAIRPORT, ONTARIC
Do CAWk. cosveyaacer cominimioner for OP'6ir art and Mrs. Corbett.
41111" jobs attended to. Harrows repaired,
4did"I'AL Accountant, Etc. Inner of A. Southwell. station -agent, has ch the sermon.
Masiria9t Lie-on Whitevaie.oat, &I o new sectiocis on hand. The fam. been transferred from Stouffville t,-) A huniber from here' attended the
ous Fleury Plovis always on hand.
Grafton. funeral of the late Mrs. R. R. Mow- Shingles For Sal'e,
WN. MAW, LICENSED AUC. Also d-e&ler in Viking Cream 8epitra,
tore and Electric Washe Miss Vincent returned to her home brav-at Brooklin. M=h gympathy is
Pn
Counties. Allkindsoi wass Niapttr a It thinking of buy4ag an electric radio at Napanee after s1*ud4nx ome felt for his aged partner in life, who Gatt Galvanized Steol Shingles,
at NEIM*Oak-f. " to emonstration of the-New time with her- sister, Mrs. &uth. is so well known .-and -respected irt Bird's Felt Slicte Sbingles. 7-
B" and inairpeo- ask for a d
dczw.b"."& wba".Oct say a Majestic models. well. the township. Also. re-rubkwring buggy i0beels.
R7beer prices are ilght. The Women's Missionary"- Society The United Church ' Anniversary Lawn mowers ehorpened.
Servic'es will b� held next Sunday,
GREENWOOD 491y vina . service i - . Call.and get pricee. Phone 2812
Zion Church on es� will be in charge of Rev.,Mr. Ow-
Electric&,' C60tritetor" the evening of Oct.
fth. 'Miss Myra Veazey, a returri�d ej�, 6fUnionvAk-j---& ed in song
.-�.Wiring and Repairiag for Light
Mill missionary of Japah, will tell -as of by Claremont.choir in the-afternoon
or power. Picke' i S her work in that interesting court- and at " p. m. by A. Union.Chair. On
-All kinds of etfttriW gooda ring the following Friday, Oct '13th, the
ry. Special music will be rendered Take - Notice
kept in stock. by the Mount Zion choir and others. annual ' congregational banquet will
121 ly p*
home 17M Plickering The Mission. and our three Mission be held in the school room at 7 p. in.
Bands are s ecially invited to this Rev., R. J. Irwin, of Donlands..-A e.
v to 'all debtori of the Es
Ve hav�e a fau. line of service.- will give the address besides sever- tate of the
al solos, duets and other, musical late W. H.-Jackson, R. R. No t
Pickering. Outs
IRA 4610al All Pou, Itry 'Feeds tanding accounts past
The week-end traffic still contin-
due must be paid in full before Dec.
hicken Starter of best
00th, 1933.-Cheques made payable to
We have 'been enjoying, excellent
MR& THOS. LAW quality at mason weather, but, the air is beginning to Mr. Hewitt slient a few days in the to the Estaite of W, H. 'Jacks= anct
-able prioei feel quite fall like., city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Malcolm mailed to Mrs.* E. S. Jackson, R. R.
AsaaAcan Anthracite, Welsh Coal, 0 of - Mrs. White and son, Frank. visit-
itaL Alberts, Coal, Seotc-h CO&I Laying Mmh and Feeds Galt, spexit the'week-end.with their ed cousins in Ronsonville IN. Y. over 1. -Pickering Ont. Accounts not sett.
d Coke, all sizes. of every.sort. relatives here. the week-end led by this date will"be placed *1th
Mr. Russell Brodie, of Tokonto, Mrs.' J. Johnston, of- Port Union,
Eard and Soft Wood. visited her sisters, Mrs. Philip and is %pending a couple of days with -a "finance tom any for collection.
Miss Brodie on Sunday. her niece, Mrs. Staples. By order of the Executor&
House 21,90 phones Office 5W Mrs. George Philip and Miss Brod- Mrs. McTavish, of Shakespeare, is
ie were Toronto visitorg orr Wednes-, visiting Airs...Alex. Thom and other
-day-of iast week. relatives while visiting her son wh( M
PICKERING, ONT. The Fred Cowie family, of Tor- has undergone an operation in th4
ofito' 'spent Sunday With Mrs. Cowie, Sick Childrens Hospital..
Bi B ave. oney
g . argains and son, John. Miss Annie; Brander is visiti7tg re-
R. G. -CLUDE-NING Bert and Mrs. Harvey entertained latives and friends here, but. will ' 'Jiy taking advantage
FUNRPLAL DIRECTOR a number of old time friends from shortly return to Watford where she of these
Toronto on Sunda' spent the summer.
Y.
Mrs.' W. R. Witter and Mrs. . E. Miss Ma:rjory Annis 'enteirtained �Sp ces
Private Ambulance ecial Pri
Crocker, of Toronto, visited L. and city friends on Tuesday night. We
--fumfture Day and Night 9"'ervice Mrs. Matthews one day during the are pleased to report Miss Elva An- FOR
Pbipne 9000 week. nis improving 'after an -attack. of
Mr. Edwin Perryman and family Laryngitis. Thu' rsday, Frid'a' y
Arn 5000 are moving into his mother's resid- Three car loads of Mission Band
*91nut 'Steel Bed, high exice, she having.returned from Tor- members firid workers attended the ;:,-and Saturday
rimr cable. spring, felt Markham, as Ont. onto to take.up residence with thein. Mission Band Rally in S.touffville on,,
x0traft—reg. $18 00, Large' 4xiantities of tomatoes are Saturday last. 1504eidittz' N 'd 're, lee
being garnered and shipped by the .A large I ninfiber of dhildreri''filled 15c Pe'r6xide, 4 in. 12C
fbr farmers who have taken up this br. 'the choir last Sunday and Rev. Mr. 25c Perotide,Soz. Igo
N anch of farming. Although, the tom- Torrance and Rev. Burg-ess exchang- 50c Peroxide, 10 oz. 20e.
LIST t.
81)Tim-Alled Msttr"'S' e's.. atoes were slow in ripening they are ed pulpits in the evening. 50c Olive Oil, 8 oz.
of fine quality. n W. H. 25c Castor Oil,3 oz.
only On Friday eve inir at Mr.
Lake Shore Cottage, the Y. 9 - Cait6r Gil,,13 oz.
-7 Several from here attended the Moore's
Are your furnace, pipes apnd stove$
funeral service of the late Mrs. R. R. P. S. held tiWii last open air meet- rW Cft:torOi1,8oz. 85c�-_
Mowbray, of Brooklin, on Saturda ing at which there Was a large ait- V)c A. B. 8. & C. Tablets, 200 25c
Cabinets 29.75 Give-ns a call and have thern afternoon, also the service of the endance. The winter meetings will k RnFlaisib 011,32 oz.
attended to now. late J. H. Beal, of Claremont on comnience on Oct. 20th, in the base- 81 Beef, Iron & Wine Me
inch Walnut Dresimer Sunday. ment of the- church and the first. 350 White Liniment 23C
large mirror If you need a The Young People of the church meeting will take the f4m. of.a banq We Gin Pill$ goo
with . 27.60 held a very enjoyable weiner roast uet.
ed
-STOVE OR FURNACE at the home of Miss Muriel Dunn on A quiet wedding was* solernniz
Bee no before buying. Wednesday evening, Sept. 27th as a on Friday, Sept. 29th,, in. Toronto, The re jnst a few of many
:9100trical Goo& always a, price items. See
beginning of their fall and winter when Miss Bessie Cairns, of Toron-
our.window and haiDd
-h on the even- to, was united in rharriage to Mr.
ing of October 10th. Murray J. Forgie Toronto, by Rev.
St. John's Church and their friends son Presbyterian Church Toronto
Stom
'Flaneral Director are ictively efiraged preparing a The bride was attended by Miss Lill'- Join"' '- Drug
'jkmbuknoe Servioe 'ALVIN 13USHBY consignment of clothing etc, for the ian Ferguson,-and-the xroom- by Mr.
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h-west. A sewing bee was held S. K. Kobold, both of Toronto. Poll-
nort 'Phone 6W
PhOM4 ISM Hardware F*iene 46M at the home of -MrB. George Philip- owing the ceremony the wedding din-
on Wednaday Wtorn"n for thin ner was served at the home of John
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y Motor Accident In "Hi hW Dra' .m
$rampton, Oct. 1,-While starting
$� • • out to vise his son, v:d�tim ofGeorma Smoke and Squeals Envelop'
nvelo Eleven
t and Citizens Wounded When for mishap threa days ag.,,
Bandit is Disturbed in Crime Bailey, 78, o�''BramFton, was almost .
i^stantly killed Saturday night when . Motorists in Noisy Confusion
struck ty a car, John Elliott, Glen.
Hamilton, Oct. I.—Bullets from a air, and the robber took ;25 from the MLnor Drive, Toronto, driver of the Aurora, ill„ Sept. 30.-8moke from a ing bedlam. Gohr was not seriously '
andies revolver wounded three citi- till and ran.
" boys, car, was arrested by Chief 'Andrew burning peat bog curled lazily over a Injured.
Ee slate Saturday night when r rob, _ I dont want, to hurt you, Ile:kes on a charge of reckless driv- four-lane sveedwa on the eastern out- Three dazed anti smoke-choked men
y at the drug store of R. B. Irving, but I need the money, so keep quiet ing and released on $2,000 bail, y and 150 bogs milled about the wreck.
in sad Bay streets, was frustrated. :ad let me get it," he said. Bailey had just stepped out from skirts of Aurora, obscuring the scene age. Another truck, containing 50
The thug escaped on foot. It was After'the Irving shooting the man his,house on north Main street when of a strange suce"slori'of accidents in- more hogs going to market,roared Into
_ - pis=m tad =holdup of the .saight and _ran acrose the school grounds'to Main ht,, was struck by Elliott'a car. He valuing 200 pigs, ten trucks and a the tangle. Another crash, and tout
the third within 24 hours. street and through a back-yard. The--died a few minutes after the arrival smart roadster, men and 200 hogs were afoot in the 73,
Shot through the wrist, Mr,Irving, police were hot on his heels,. but he -of Dr. W. H. Brydon. Coroner W. L. The pigs were going fo market ` i blackness. -
' ho resides at iii Glenfern Avenue, soon vanished, The search for him :Iaguire ordered an inquest, the small hours the morning in two of Next came Elmer Ricer,'32,.of Na.
;vas rushed to SG Joseph's Hospital. t,,ntinued from a few moments after Bailey was starting out to visit his ,the trucks. On the smoke-f6' pireville♦ Ill., driving his truck is from j
Pere Collins, 101 Iii s4,xt west. gged road;
Percy � the shooting until well after daybreak. son, Herbert, of Brampton, who was with visibility .practical! nothin one the other direction. Apparently gimp.
ged 24 years, a paserby who went to .Detective Walter Hagan, who was the seriously injured in 'an accident t pfg truck s[deswtped another, g.The sing the stalled trucks and taking it
rviag's assistance wbou he heard the first to respond, was later assisted'by Derry West on Thursday. S011-01 trucks were wrecked, and the pigs;150 for ahold-up, he put on all speed and a
firing,was shot through the right arm 'Deputy Chief Constable Goodman, In- the late JosephtBailey, the victim was of them grown to corpulent porkers, swerved to the otherrside to pass, only
�d is is the General Hospital. Spector J, R Crocker and-members of an employe of the Dale estate and scampered about,,across, over, and on to crash into a truck he hadn'# seen.'
i Mrs.J. R Dudley. 1$ Gaorom strtvt, his detective department and a-squad had been 9 resident of the town for both sides of the highway. lie was thrown to the pavement and
bvho liver within half a Nock. of the of uniformed men and motorcycle con- 22 years. The smart roads ter,'driven b Wan• seriously injured,
ug store, stopped W her front door stables. — - d ter Gohr-of Berwyn, next came spin The other trucks Involved crashed Is
rshe heard the shooting,and nor- Tonight hospital authorities report- sin i quick succession. With dawn the road
w:41yl misee4i death, TM bandit Bred New North Channel g nto the smoke screened scene,ed that the injuries suffered by Irv- Rollin ra tdl lion iG bar was cleared. The porkers were caught
bar, but tie bullet went lour and, ing and Collins would necessitate hoe- -Of St. Lawrence Open B rapidly g• gad into and, afforded other transportation to
'Stet glancing off the s1d9*Alk and a pital care for some time,but that they Quebec.—The north traverse than- the hogs and overturned is the squeal- market.
G -rick wall, grazed both her legs. Be- were not considered to be in a serious nel of the St. Lawrence river below-
ore it hit her it had spent mach of condition. Quebec was officially inaugurated -n Lumber Trade _
to force. and she was not seriously Irving was alone in the store when Sept. 29th by Hon. Alfred Duranleau, Wins �hjjGapro
=mt• the crime wad attempted. The thug Dominion Minister of Marine. .. Shows !'�
Ft7iTKTH ]' 1v.D fcTt • -seas_deacribed ss being about 35 yea;a The minister, accompanied by' a Increase Marathon SW
------ o= age, 5 feet 5 inches tall, cIean=
A fourth citizen whose name was
i fp._.of_ i+rr•=pan-ftsm ll4onireal.--._'
shaven and rather heavily built wear- and Quebec, left here- aboard the - -
_ of learned was Bred at as he crossed y � Q Canada Practically Captures
-rha Caroline Street school grounds. ing a pin stripe blue suit and dark steamer Lady Grey for a cruise of Iowa "'Kid, Victor' at To--~ -
hen the shot whistled near his bead fedora hat. Irving stepped to the inspection down the deepened water Australian Market--Tp
Benefit b conic, Covers ' l -mile
® ran in tine opposite direction, and counter and found himself looking lane, ezpecGed'to enhance the.popular- y greater. Course in Record Time
e pollee heard nothing more of him, into the muzzle of a .38-calibre.auto- sty of the St..Lawrence,route. Building Activities Chita
matt- revolver. Dred n Canada has
vera2 citizens who'has trailed the gi g'the worth channel was be= go, -Oct. 1.—Plowing throagb
"Stick'em up and keep them there!" gun in 1911.with the +>ll practically captured 16, miles of chilly Lake Michigan
man told the police of thin foci- ject ultimate-
' pa the lumber market of Australia; and
eat. the tandit demanded+ ty of digging the 120-mile stretch,be= waters to less than seven and one-half
atsada in a fair ws to benefit con-
e The Irving hold-up was shortly be- Irving had jue.. raised Loth arr..s tween St. Jean, -Island of Orleans, y
_ more 11 o'clock. At 8 o'clock the same when the,front door opened and a cu%_ and Cape Salmon to"a depth of 85 feet. in build from file pending increase hours, Marvin Nelson, the "Iowa Kid,"
n appeared at tho drug store�f-tomer walked in. Apparently the In dune, 1927, the channel was de- �t�� according to a added the William Randolph Hearst a
-t Cunningham, 454.Hiag street 'crack feared capture and decided to clsred navigable at all times statement _from the DepartmenT of marathon s*Im to his previous sna
: Trade and Commerce, .
and covered John Cunningham, shoot his way Gut for ha tarred at At present the channel measures cesses in Toronto marathons.
- n of the owmer, and H. Potter, 336 Irving, shot at him and dashed for a depth of 32% feet with a minimum 'Ia the Scat half of 1925 when
p After the,-Fort Dodge "Seal,' winner
•; ;• - in street we his chum with a the front door. width of 500 feet. Mr. Duranleau Auatralla. was importing to the es-
�;- g tent of nearly 17$,000,000- feet board a•t Toronto in 1930 and again this year,
olver and told" them he wanted The bullet passed through a p;ie said the Dept. of Marine intends to splashed home a winner by tyro big
-pone measurement . of lumber, Hrltistt
y, - `-o -ieap,-drilling a wide_hole in_one ,widen the channel to a minimum width Columbia sapplled only 12,500,000 feet miles' George Bladgen of Memphis,,
The pair were backed to the rear 'piece, before entering-thq druggiac's of I;OW feet."1� ��.„�..frli -th}e, he. 7 65 Tenn., 1931 Toronto victor. coma in to
Der teat
f the afore with`their hands in the wrist. said. it is anticipated about 5,000,000 ports." !t Is stated. -rake second money.--Then eftme pn6
more cubic yards of'material would ,. Grill,the singing New-Yorker•,-wbu wall
d be extracted from the bed of the river.- Shipments from Eastern Canada third is the Lake Ontario apla3h in
;Apple Barrels Seati�le Public to Pass to the Australian market are ract_
- The work would continue for another p i 1980, secohd in '3i, IIfh !n '3Z sari
. , 'on New Street Car -Colors five years with a pair.of dredges,work- tally negligible. Due to' Austraiia'a agate second la this year's marathon.
_ -Soar in Price Seattle, Wash. -- A committee.of in 24 hours a da uecessary retrenchment policies and
g y' -decreasedconalrnction sctivltfea First Canadian to,fiaish from'out at
artists has recommended brown; nlle , the field of more than $00 who started
green and gold for Seattle street can. hroukbt on bj the world irids. da
Sequel to Largest Crop�in'His- ,. 20-yei r Thefts Charged I preasioa, the eo wan Dan Demricki of Windsor, oat.
v A sample" err will be painted �moa4vealth'a its- Iowa`s .powerjn! st�k3iig Neiaon '
tory of Annapolis those colors. sad Bent oa a grand in Kitchener Arrests ports ofd lumber is the first half of carved through the low-temperature
Kitchener.-Fred Armstrong a North dropped to 32 320,000 feet`
Valley tour of the city� Roy E. Parse, super grater fa 7 hoary ill minuteIa 24 3.6 sea
L' fnten,_ dent of the railway, announced. Dumfries termer, his two hired men.. wed measurement, of wbtth Can- onda,a world's record for the distance.
Keah3lle, IC.S:, Oct. 1.--Toe largest "There was some ient3ments-fo ralu= Gordon Pagett and Lawrence Zehr,and aria, supplied 13,271,000 fret or 41 He swats- the entire;route without
ppie Crop is the Annapolis Valley's minum," he added, "so we will paint Lawrence. Pagett of Waterloo Town D_er cent „b
"'Since the low level of lumber In7_ bathing suit or g line, and after reach-
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has created an unprecedented a second car solid aluminum." ship, pleaded guilty In pollee court _ ing-the IIa3ahin line remained to the
demand fob barrels, sad coatataer "We'll -see what the public likes." here to a series of SIX thefts, ports edit in 1931 Australia has been water until a bathing suit cosh} M`
-)prices have skyrocketed to -almost - -- Arrest of the four men resulted trots y increasing her foreign -lum- tossed to kiln,
'r an intensive police investigation of ber purchases, In the first half of H� tiium
oubfe those asked at the season's ph brought him the'-$5,009
';opear Marriages During September minor crime, 1A North Dumfries that 19'38 Australia Imported 571398,000 flrat prize.
g` had eitended over a period of 20 years. feet and fn the first half o(this year
With Trutt moving from the valley Shaw Increase QoCi 32' Bladgen's splendid effort won him'--
im- T
Provincial police said farmers of the 69,402,000 feat. =2.500, with Golf receirin
_ ;in hugs volume, co-operatives are Toronto,' -- It fa maintained that dlatrict untl recently had regarded "In the latter part of 1931 a new glad g ;1'�
i'working at capacity to supply the de. when marriage figures mount It 1s sea's time" was 7 hour,, tis min-
. ;mend. As the result of the scarcity, s sign that conditions are 1mDrov- numerous small thefts wadi apathy.' trade agreement between Canada utes 13 seconds.
; the price.liss risen from 18 cents per ing. - Statistics for September, 193"u, During the last few months, however, and 'Australia was negotiated. Re. Darkness had settled over the.take
offences became so numerous as to sults from this new agreement are when Gotl pulled himself out of the
barrel to around 35 cents. _ showed a decided' increase fiver the
reach the propoR3onk of an epfdbmic. shown in Canada's exports to Ana water to knish.In 8 hours 29 minutes
The shortage is laid to the fact that corresponding month a year ago. In tralia In the first half of 1932.whe
the crop far exceeded early expects.- the same period births showed s 1 37 2 S seconds. a
them totalled 61,291,000 'feet and for
futons of s not unusually large pick. pronounced decline, end deaths In- Fish Exports Increase Miss Dorothy Nalevaiko of Glen
-^Latest estimates state It will reach to creased slightly. The figures are; the Seat half ot'-thin year they in-
Ottawa, Sept. 30 — Canada has Cove. .N•Y., was the first woman- to
the 2,000,000 barrel mark, setting an 1932 1933 greatly increased- her .exports of fish creased further to 64,770,000 feet or ankh and received the $1,000 prize of. '
- 'all-time record 'for a valley crop: Births ». •••.: 1,063 937 sad fish products during the car 88 per cent out of Australia total. fered for that feal,-
rent fiscal ear as compared with a lumber Imports of 69,402,000 feet. -��
` � - Marriages • ....:..... 588 1648 y -�
-Deaths .....,.,...,... X481 . $01 year ago, according to the Trade and 1
Commerce Department. "Total fish- Pupils Minus BOOICf na W McPhee Dead;
• 'PictUiC Of Hand On Knee-� •-• �'• - •Y - ._ cry products exported during the first Calgary �DO •
Of Girl Causes Gossip Autos With Radios --i.nYe months of the carrent.fiscal year Built Sternwheelers of '98
)}, __�_,Mti it Have LiCCniei1 amounted to -$8,105,633 :a, compared Calgary.—Nearly 125 children sat �{
gavanna Ga.—When the Rightway North Vancouver.-Donald McPhee,
with $7,539,793 in the corresponding in classrooms of :Calgary's high
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'Magazine, house organ of a Georgia - Ottawa.—United States tourists tea, g shipwright• who built aterawhee(ers
railroad, published a group five months-last year," It is reported. schools on opening day, without books
D B p ptctnre o! yelling.through Canada in automobiles _ or equipment nor were-their parents on the Yukon .River from 1898 tc .
the Misses Edith Brown, Billye ender• equipped with. radio receiving gets 1900, is dead here, aged 68. He built
'the and Florence SteadweIl it occa.- must secure radio licenses the same • • able to provide them. School board
- Young Stribling and civic officials floc stated they-hsd many other vessels on the Uppet
isioned quite a commotion. The object as Canadian citizens. This was rester-. Fraser, Peace and Slave rivers. Born
rot the money to-provide books.
the picture which caused the great• ated by officials here when their atten- * _ * _` is Owen Sound, its was s resident of
Loses U t Foot D. C. Bayne, secretary-treasurer of
.est. comment was a hand resting oti' tion was brought to press items where- British Columbia for 40 years,
Miss Brown'a knee. Letters began to in visitors from the United States.ex - the school board, declared 11,000
come in from places as far away as pressed surprise at this'condition. Boxing Career Ended by would be neded to provide necessary fi "
New Fork, asking to whom the hand "The law provides that all receiving Crash Between Car bOOks. •
._belonged, and local inquiries and teas. sets must.be licensed; and that goes I- Some students may be turned away Experiment
q pDe and Motorcycle from commercial high school owing to Jt "`
ing were nalimifed, for automobiles a ui d with them . ,
Finally, to atop the whether the belong to Canadians or Macon G�9ct, 1.-W: L. (Young) economy restrictions upon accomtnoda Sleepling Sickness*
gossip, Miss y g g 'lions, stated Dr.•S. A. M. Scott, sup- ""6
13rown went before a notary and made tourists visiting Canada,' was the ob• Stribling s oozing career was ended erintendent of high schools.
an affidavit that the hand belonged to se_mitioa of government officials. today when his left foot was cut off 1 Jackson, Miss., Oct, 2, --'bt[ering #
Miss Steadwell, and "furthermore that - I in a collision between his motorcycle their bodies for experiment 'into the '
said hand did not belong to an of her. sad an automobile.
Sleeping Sickness Filtal Using Headstones for Walks mystery of encephalitis, or sleeping
ma]®acquaintances or admirers." t0 Leamington Farm Bo Stribling also sustained a fractured Buffalo.--At a meeting of the Town sickness, 10 white Mississippi convicts
g 3► pelvis sand ,physicians said he had a Board of Lancaster the -charge was between the-ages of'21 and 40 years
Relic of War Period, `- London, Oat., Oct. 1.—Paul Pun- 50-50 chance to live. . are beta used b
dike, a 15-year-old Leamington boy, The accident occurred while the made by the Town Supervisor that g y,.State and Federal
cemeteries containing the graves of ,authorities to determine whether the
in Montreal Harbor dies 9n Victoria Hospital of sleeping former heavyweight contender was en disease which has caused man deaths
Montreal, Sept, 29•-A relic of war •sickness. Declared to be the sole route from a golf course'tb a hospital some of the towns earliest settlers in' St. Louis is communicated b moo-
explosive, ?
t Lave been despoiled of,headstones and y
days, a torpedo without, explosive, 'sufferer from the dread disease in to see his wire and' their third baby- that t91)ise are used as sidewalks by qufto bites.
-fuse cap or propeller, wis lifted to- Western Ontario at this' 'time. the -two weeks old. These convicts are a grow
neighboring residents. A prompt in- p carefully
day from the mud of.Vickers Basin,in boy's condition was ••diagnosed as His foot was dangling by a tendon selected from 50 who volunteered their
th Montreal. harbor; by a- dredging sleeping sickness, tiHe had been and$, a sired of skin when he was vestigation was ordered, services to the experiments at the.,•.
•`scow. The proectile, 15 feet tong, 15 gradually slaking since he was. ad- brought unconscious to the hospital ----"a'-= Parchman Stated Penitentiary Farm,
inches in diameter, was believed to witted to Victoria Hospital, but phy- where he is in a serious condition, . The reward for the 10 men is a pardon
i' Talmadge Sisters Mother p
have been buried for about 16 years, -8fdaaa-staged a grim fight to save from loss of blood. No internal in- from Governor Sennett Cont}or.
',,probably having-been dropped by one the life- of the Leamington farm _ Passes Awa rt P— l Wood The convicts already have beet ex.-' '
of the trevaI vessels or armed march g juries hav n found. S! Y
youth, The attenfling physician, The, sh'bro ght an end to '$trib- Hollywood, Sept. 29, - Mrs. Mar- posed to,mosquitoes believed to have J
antmen which were repaired here. 'Dr• F. W. Hughes, stated that young ling's oxing car er, .which -had ffeeh- garet "Peg" Talmadge, mother of the been infected by the virus taken from
'There is abtlat 50 feet of water,in Pundike had been suffering from the .him fi ht three world champions. 'Re- three-Talmadge sister, of the screen bodies of victims of encephalitis is 8t. .�
Vickers' Ba�sim, The lever, that sett malady since last May, His coadi• centl he o i newspaper deeision --Norma Constance and 'Natalie- Louis. The experiment 1s.bb9ng con• �
the machinery in motion on the wea- lion since that time had been a puz- over Maxi s nbloom, the light- 'died at a -hospital' on, Sept, 29, of ducted at the request o7Dr.:W.T.Her.
eon's release iron. the torpedo tube- zle, aiternating getweea oqf- of heavyweight ing, in Hnuston, Texas.--pneumamts- which geew�out of. fnfla• rison, of the United States Public
was atoll in condition, stupor and drowatnesr It was his last fight. enza contracted ten days age. Health Office.
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34—Above- =ll—Cooled.lava 46—Note of scale - An engine of only.one-cat power, if sate Another difference between the rosacco.
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kept running all the time, Is more ef-
— — ways know bow much they owe. It 3 Tobacco, ;1. 15 lbs. bright Bailey, -
fective than one of several hundred $1.75._ Prepaid. L. Spaneis, Cotta,n, Om,
��i Answers to least Week Pu=w - stupidity-were a eriisie, we'd all spend
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MOTHF� OF 13 horsepower standing still. time In Tail. Everybody is entitled to :
A 0 A R C 0 T C 0 S $ s - roar - -
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#MOUT.A 'WRINKLE _ 1 r� > o ass.
From tkra Waste Basket DEL 1 v I O L'S THYLA YEAST'-
A R B A A $ D A P P B A ' 1 'Nerves Improved, bowels tnovtng,
R 8 P E L R S I N g I Many a girl taken a }. carat husband Mr. Pester—"I wonder why a woman r prikson.e6413 BBo�trbonvlere St.,l3don _
' I t o_get a 2-carat ring. You have to has to'change her mind-so often. treeal. "KEEPS'INDEFINITELY." D1one9
•*,• 'What a 'rarity!—a woman with.a T N I T TER N Mrs.Pester—"I suppose ills because back guarantee 12 cases 4sc. THYL:►
Iseasen your own soup;- nobody-can do a�.
e large family and an unlined face. Read P B S 0 9 E 9 - E A N the styles in minds change so." R-RODUCTS. Department a, .Bo: ails, -
''6tils letter she has written.— 0 R R O E Y g I it to your taste;'but be careful and not Montreal,
"1 am a woman of 60, haves family. T E E A T C 11 3 R E T use too much pepper There are styles
of 1S children; and have mot a wrinkle . In love maYing too—and this seems to .A f nd Is one who is.aa intelIigeat As ammunition is too ezpensiie for
L A F S S A H E '.be the'.era of long.kisses and short and p nt listener, erican sob _
e bard limes Am _
n flies
- use ! ,
0a my Lace. Some time ago I passed g L A P S S 0 F A 8 romances. Maybe it wan the man who .
there are being given target praettef
'.tthrough a very' severe illnegs, and,i'e-•, g 0 P P B R C E10 U S E !married for money wbo first said: "It Personally there is no one for whom- with peashooters,eighteen inches long
Solved td try Kruschen Salts, and am "
ss new 'woman since- taking them. ] 0 'S S A 0 U R DEEP la-the woman who pays• '. Virtue is we have a warmer affection=than thin This is 'supposed to Siva them quiu
a no *wo taken . Kruschen nee-to for twelve P E E L , D R Y S L A held to be its own-reward, yet some experts who say fallen leaves make efficient trainlug in aiming. i
hloilths—noE a small done, but half-a• good'fertilizer_for a lawn:
ra
teaspoonful every. morning in 'a cup of �-�yml.t to .CO.:!!''3' talent -� TO STOP fTCH1NG AND
hot water. I think Kruschen gives , Customer"(in.store) -'"Won`t':yoa - CLEAR tJP -
g Lovely, lasting peace of mind. off something for cash?"
atom .a feeling of buoyancy and-youth
'that nothing else does."—(Airs,) E, T. Sweet deitght-ot human-kind!. Salesgirl—"Slt•! -
lieavenry-born, and bred on bigb, -
ir take -
Mang minor 1llnesae . _depression
To ciowb the fatourites of the sky Face
and worry—wbich are the chief causes With more of happiness halals. L�pti "When we were first married 1,used ANO SKIW RAS1fE5'USE
==4,of wrinklks—are frequently dab to the to waken my husband with a kiss
Than victorslifa.trtumpli 7iriaw! Clljn every morning."
presence la-the sy stem of poisons bred Whither, O w hILber art thou fled, Valeyed 1 once looked like this.t*s;ty-
iby the waste products 'of digestion. hair on tae....unloved... And now?" . . . '
poisons are the root cause of To lay thy meek contented head; dSaeouraaed Nothing bellied Devitatostea.
- 'These "Fiala •bopght himself an alarm
What happy region-lost-thou-please -waxes,Uquids...even rascm failed-Then 1 dis- _
e rheumatism, Headaches, kdnep.troub7e �o malts the seat of calm and ease! I monet=- h clock." - Dr. D.D.Dennis'Iignid PrescriP' '
and other complaints, which make pea love with the secret.My FREE Hook."How ra ' ' ' tiara, sonde and guaranteed by the _ -
vlo old before their time. If is the un Overcome Superfluous Bair,^ azyldns the Rustl%Bridegroom (after the wed -
`'failing effect of Kruschen Salts to ez• Ambition eearcbes all Its sphere metBod and proven actual no-- . Marled to ding breakfast)="Well_thanks for all makers of CampaVA s Italian FISIa-
Of pomprand state; to meet the9 there. plain envelope.Also trial offer.We obligation- g Trialbotdc35catyoardtroggist 13
pet these poisons and keep the blood. write mile. .\nn�tte Lunz�t: , z yer good wishes.- I'mstartin' married �
pure. And a rich supply of Increasing Avarice wuuld find Church St.,vent.Coo;Toronro Cu:.a;i.i. ;
stream _ Tile with a dozen fibs heifers -and
`;Pure. vigorous blood is'the secret of
Thy presence in. its gold enshria'd_ Sarah if I can't make a do with that
The bold adaentnr�r ploughs his way I don't deserve to." ". ^
!youthful vitality—m111ions of men.and Through rocks amulet the foamigg sea. , !ER lot, t=
women bare already-prated that, air thy love and them erceices ;:l _ ,- = ti • - ,'To g y perceives 'How much.are our peaches?"
Thou Wert not In the rocks-and waves._ ' . "Fenny each, lady."
s
Colorado Farmers Grow _ liar.t«fffsisat _, -
t ---.- "I`ll have one, Please.
Lovely. lasting Peace: Appear. qo ._
' More Turkish Tobacco Givin' a party,?" - " 1EA1l. OIL --- - �•
s' Denver. — PC,rmers are harvesting This world itself, H thou art here, tii.lfYhlltglillL _NerijunMltralet `: a
Is once again with Eden blest, . Sall Alm exeelknt for Temporary Deafness
and curing.a crop of 30,000 pounds +t �-- +� yforth-"I—I can't find`words to am Head xotsu due t. eensesaon- _ _
And-man-contains it-in his breast. _ express'my igdignation" �sd by sold+, ]Fla and swimmink. _
Turkish-tobacco. This I. the second —Thomas Parnell. Poems. A. O. LEONARD, Inc.
commercial crop of that varlet of Horseradish—"Then why get wild
y O w• 70 Fife?Ave.,Now,York City.
bacco produced here: Last year a ++ when I say you are ignorant.. .
small quantity waa grown and made &.nglish Girl Teaches I
rap into cigarettes which were retailed. Film Start,1":OW to Talk a `So�� Bride (at ball game)—"Who .is'th9
focally. - _ an i the a con gar _
m n bin t, ling?" OFF COLOUR?
It is said that only In Colorado can An English girl from lZanc}iesterj lfsBestforYouoelBobq'a4 Groom—"'Rat's the umpire, dear.", {�O - `ra
has just obtained one of the highest NOW.. IS YOUR LIVER? ::.
,Turkish tobacco be raised in'this coun- Bride—"Wby ,does he wear -'that
try and it is predicted that the leaf paid non-acting. posts in a Holliw_ ood'' tunny wire over his race?" Wake tip ytxlr Liver Bile
twill in time replace sugar beets as aim studio. 1 STOMACH ACID Groom—"To`keep from biting the —wit}loal e:a,omet 'a•
Oolorado's'principal Lash tTVp, ' The She-is. -Miss Phyllis-Laughtorr, and ball players, precious." 4
high duty on 7m she has been engaged to coach the Your liver's . eery small organ but it «r
fiortatlons from Turkey p BURNS LIKE FIRE -' can put Soar digestave�aad eliminative
make the crop as unusually profitable stars in in of speech and de- Oae answer given as the reason for out of kilter,by retusia to pour out its - -, •
t one for t1le domestic,grower. ' portment. dtgly two pounds of GQUid bile tuts your hovels
i bard times was: "A period'when peo- you won't corapletel correct such a condition
Believing that the most attractive Sornctimes stomach acid makes your .ple stop feeding the cow,and 'wonder byt�nRe sits•vu,mmeralwater,iamttveoandr
speech for the films % a blend 'of the 'stomach feel like a lake of fire. You or chewing gum, or rouqtuge.-.whoa they w
English and American cent, it is can stop this quickly and get immedi- why she gives Tess milk." Some mer- moved your m�k eye through—sad you � R
ate relief from burning pain, sour acid chants are that -way with advertising used a
quite posible
that she m y•in•.tinge. Clarter's Little Liver Pills will soon�briny baalt
PROTECT revolutioniie the talking picture as A stomach and indigestion with a pooh• and their business. the sunshine into your life:They'n p Refpf _ .
OUR Carfl�D it 4alked•in Hollywood. fug of Bisurated Magnesia in half'a I table.Sate.Sure.Ask for them by ram. '; ,.
lass of vva`fer,' An dru store has _ tsabatiwtas ago at all druggia'_ 4P
"I'think that the crest En lish is y g Chivalry=the behavior of a man to'
P g prove ho and just,one spoonful will wards a strange woman. QUIVERING
1F the children gained tt,und in- the 'Midlands, Dublin, and prove how-grlic:kly it works. - : ',:� ,_ i ---• - -y
;,be Lowlands of Scotland," says Miss - =--- - -
health 'an Girl (tti tier sweetie)-"What bar's NERVES. T
I.sugl ton: DANDRUfF
through the summer She left Manchester. at an early you there. ;
age, and when only nine,was, playjng and Falling Hair, use Min- Her Sweetie—"Some insect powder."
SCOTT'S ard's asactty•as Vu would Girl—"Good heavens! You aren't Yield-to Lydia E. Pinkham's
child parts in America. At 11 she any hair.eotue Do thin 4 vn -
EIVIU1.SiON ame, a we•k sad the re:ul:' going to commlt suicide. Vegetable Compound
was stage manager for .a stock cam- is
will be a '3•;
When you are just on edge. . .
will holp them keep well .,,.ny's theatre; when still in her teens I Clear Head and Glony Hale whoa' ' -
she of her first big ob as stage nY Whether"its nFarr[age or'business,' you cant stand the chit-
through the winter. g g j g dren's noise. . . when everything - ��•s
ager for "Lysiatrata" in New York,! • T a a patience is,the first rule of success- e i
is a burden . . when you are irri�
t`-=s �r and she is haw only 2v. B table Tdn&blue .:: try this•medi� r'r
Port Arthur.—The return of Dobbin tine. " out of 100 women report
p Rob «hat c raid you do Rupert,-i_ L3 » to his'tormer place in tge'cbmmercial,__ benefit.
It will ire
�, r' KING OF PAIN structure is indicated by the remodel- $ You fast' the eztra
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you were running a circus and the , 'energy you need. -Life-will seem
ling in the village of Murillo of a gar•'(p ! moukeys ail trot loose?" Rupert—I •; Worth living again.
tom•; t_i` tit.. t age into a blacksmith shop, the same
"'What would [ do? ['d Fet a monkey
RIC.y tN \�iTAr'f 1�15,' i': •-! having formerly Been furfied from a ' ?• ;'
wrenhh'and't;.�hten them up." ,` a ISSUE NO. 4iJ
blacksmith shop into a gerage. - ��'
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-W. Wninan, -P_ 'I%e Tlaackoffering weeting of the end.' The
da Xa#bm,
The above covawfl nwt On"Um Y,' Raine,
431ct.
&A aH members Present$ the Gray and W. Gray. Mrs. W. H. Ell- :W-if- '8- of the Duabarton United belcm the aw ali"gis 0�0
in-fAW clisdr. icott will give a-report on the Loeag- Churob will be held on Th�!roday, Oct. earing was very good.
The Minutes Of the 184 =S6WW,,Lie of NadonC Roll Call, Current Ev- 12th.The speaker will be Mrs. Alexan.
$140 it paid in md 000sie der Hamilton. the Dominion Board
7 won talom as read.' onto. The Musical Festival Commit-
secretary. She will speak on Japanese
to uko unkwd Stal�D a" C"I" Some Ifttle correapondence was tee of the District Wpmen's instit- and Chinese work in Canada.
BdLsis$3.00 ia advaswe. read, and a lengthy discussion of the ute have made. arrangements Reliable
_7 for the
iAticipat" relW r1equirAnigentg7for Festival-to be hold in Brooklin on
the coming !w
:JOHN MURKAR, Proprietor. inter entered lnU. No Friday evening,' October 13th. The
advances for the-present month for Brougham school children are being NURSERY STOCK
�'thb department were made.
Perey applied to the council prepared to take part in the prog- FOR FALL AND SPRINQ
NOT66-AND r.0MMZr4T1L Art. ram.
for drainage alterations on his side- Mr. Philips, of the West, when on -ING
PLANT
joad, the council adjourned. to visit a-motor trip to Elastern points,-call-.
The sin tire country, both Canada. the locati6n.. Sit per list-of laardy, Tr.see I Shrubs
Taxpayers are urged to'note- tWe Green Mier'
-and the United States, are again
regulations regarding- their taxes for and Plards, both f ruit
rus
discount of WEBST
Standard Time, or is some this year in* which a 2 We are pleased to hear that Mr. J.
And ornasneiktal.
ple call . it "God48 time.�' per cent is allowed if paid before A. White is improving in health.
Poo
At NEW hMMT101(AL
'Those people who hold this view Dec- 15th, Vi33, then two months. is The Sunday. School,.-will meet
Root Pruned Fruit Trees that save.�_
do not realize that thw -division of allowed (up..-to Feb, 15th)- without the usual timerAO.15 'a. rn. DICrIONARIES are in use by busi- co
penalty, after which 2 percent-will Mrs. E. Loree, of Toronto, is visit- valuable- time in minx
enty-four equal be charged and the penalty increas- ing her daughter, Mrs. T. Williams new men engineers,bankers.
the day- into tw judgm architects. physiciams. into bearing early.
a
to, called houis, is of man's ed one.per cent each sueceeding mm The Anniversary will. be held s farmers,teachers, h-brariana,cler-
per
usual this year, the first Suiidiy in'
l=kin& , It may be said that th till May 15th, when 5 per cent, gyman, by suZeeatful men and J. T. ELLIOTT, AGENT.
as a maximum penalty will have November. women the world over.
very few�places are exa�ctly cor been reached of 5 per cent. Mr. S. Miskinurk ho has been P1.01KERING, ONT. 20tt
ona,_ I Are You Equipped to Vrm?'-
Our The Standing C.on=ittee.on r -Wilson's, has,-returned
rect as regards solar timitt oads visiting J. B. 7
to� his, home,in Thessalan.- The New Itntemational provides
time in Pickeridg , is the same as and Bridges paid the following: R.
Steel', Mrs. -Nighawander, Mr. and Mrs. the means to success. It is an all- starkda
7- 'ih&6 in Toronto, wherds in reality, Hunt and Co. 1.80; Burlington foe
for Rosebank bridge, 202.97; J. Pet- J. Nighswander and Reggie, and knowing teacher,a universal ques
according to solar reckoning. there ty' repairs, 1.35; J.'Baligdon, repairs Miss Muir are spending Sunday 6ut tion answerer.
-C.19 a. differeneg Of over a minute, .156; Roy Ward, dynamite, 11.25; w'- of.town; If you seek efficiency and ad..
charge are pre- vancement whynot make daily
but for the sake of convenience of Ellicott, gravel for Whitevale, 1.50; . The committee in
us Yesterdav
'inF's entert e of tbK rast fund of-inform-
A Lee, 'haul gravel, 46,Z0; H. Ross, paring an even - ainment ation?
rail.wayiq etc.. it is arranged that grav- for.Nov. 6th. Don't miss this, it will
gravel, 10.50; W. Mark, hoveC Gone forever! � But tomorrow
sil-points within an area Of SiXtY el, 20.00; 1. Brown,- ditto, 1.9" ;' j. 'be %iood. 400,000 vocabulary Terms,2700
..00 00 Illuamations. Colored A.= is yet to come and life is h'a..
degr4es hkv'e the ,sanie time,and Reid, difto, 7.00,' S Dunn, ditto,.16 00- There will be the annual business 30,000 Geoiniphical Subjects. 13,M
king of the church here on Tues- Biographical Entries.
'the time in a similar area to the G. Belk, ilitto, 15.�O';'A. L. Benn lab' in& ardous., Will you be as safe
14.00; J. 1-fopkins,'team fill �26-00 -day, Nt. 10th. Will the deacons ReiuLar and India-Paw Mpimm tomorrow as you are today?
or,
_1910-qr�
vant will ho one hout! IsAtAc. Sn F.Ld'bbe�t, ULF,- F'--- a Pst sf this and conw. You Will-if -you carfly coniplets'
lemw-as there i"niforatiity-of tiwe--to-,. 24-.00; 1. White, team and. tract-' Will the Sunday School and Ladies' imen
i I I tiitr= insurance protection.. Think
to p s- e1C, F- a
iocertakin areas there is nocon. or fill, 15.50; F. Carter; baut gravel, Aid have a report prepared to pres set a F.%. it over I If you need more no
45.00; Cliff.' Schwalm. ditto, 47.50; : ent at this meeting.
Maps if ru
fusion, but when it comes to day There will -be an olde fashioned name A is
W. Petty, xr a Call and -we'll r4mah to your
C. P. R. gravel, 44.'70
agar,saving therFi is UO U1311LUrm avel, 6.90; S. Fawkes, shovel g-raveL harve.,;T horne ICI IiLV I&CLt: LL..L SWL-
Assistance.
ity 1��&t is now adopted- 'It is 3.00; J. Hilts, labor, -4.00; G.:Hutch- day-.-Any desiring -to provdde fruit, G.&C.
M90JAW
-k,�._ -@got blas @to . -for. decoration pur� -(:YFUL-&-MORLEY,
hoped that there be sorne utider ings, Learn haLei, ..T, co,
ditto, F.00; W. Birkett, labor, 5''25; poses, kindly bive-them at'the chur- 4 Phokie 0700.',
-stonding among the various cities R. Lynn, labor, 5.50; J. Pallister, rr- ch early Saturday afternoon. All dec-. N
..whereby all %hall make the change avel, 2-00; R. Birrell, draw T. . L: 9.f)o orations will be presented in a 41iit- PICKERING, ONT.
from standard time to' daylight J. Empringham, haul gravel, 10.00; able manner to' the pastor at the
Geo. eth-a Cheerful Giver. Mrs. M. Drap-
'Ten&. --er will preside at the organ. Special
saving-on the satne date and vice J. Stephenson, ditto, 2,Q.00; S. Farn- close of the service. The- Lord Lov-
dale, drag con. 6 and '. 10.50;
Todd, drag con. 2 and3, .50; Leon.
Gates, drag R. L 4.50;. N. Ranlall, Thanksgiving hymns of praise. You ., Thauks'giving
7�:.17_. 7_1 .
Whitevale, 1.60; R. Ward %Nill enjoy. a -senrice like this. Do.
Ruberi, Scott Paine, who failed rep. walk. Come! --- ----
salary, 150.00; C. Co,
oper, gas, oil re
t -.SFIECIALS
In -his attempt " to eaptnre he
pairs, F3.99; L. Lye, repairs, _&PO.
Harmsworth trophy from Gar F. Lee, drag con 1,-5.00: -A. Bunker, In Memoriam
L KELLOGG*S
i L-h or a_; . 21c
-�%�Wood,' the American haider.of drag con. 4 and 5, 2.20: D. N SWan Flakes, 2 f
:1 Whole Wheat
der, drag V. T. L. 14,86; J.' Murkar, GOR3 'EY 'In fond memory of
the trophy for some eight or nine IL
years, Is djsplaylog the sports Stationery. 6.17. Fd. F Gorniley,- beloved husband
y MAPLE LEAF
Standing Committee on Damages of Margaret Gormley, who'0issed
oz* J"
D& 8 pirit characteristic G1' to Sheep paid.the follGwinA,:W. MJ away: Oct. 2nd, i9al. Mince Meat, Cholco -.70
. 7 Whet) pe, 1 sheep killed, 8.00; J. C. Pllill- qria I Lty y40
ZJ
b
b
ritilsh sportsman. psi, 1 lamb'and 2 sheep, 13.00; W, C. -A life made beautiful by kind d_-_ds, FRESH ROASTED
defeated by Gar Wood. Eke did not A helping ban([ for others' needs,--
feel peeved. but smilingly con Willson inspecting same, 5.00. -To this beatrtiful life-there came an. Peanuts, "In 23c
Standing Committee on Contingen- end. th6 shell," 2 lbs'
-:1trotulated his opponent on hi., cies paid the followine: D. R. Bea-
ton,
victory.And- said that he would S _16C
salary, 125.00; W. Cliester, sat. -He died he.Lived.' every one's
friend. weet Potatoes, 3 lbs.j�
25.00; W. Croxall. Plowing Match
Asep coming over until be won in grWnt-iA5.00. J. Murkar, Stationery, CHOICR QUALITY
the contest. Cricket. which Is the 47.76' Y_ Gleesort, Division Court, 10c
of Emgl&zid, im sat. 4.00; D. A. Beer, collecti6es bork& MUNDELL In lov�irkg ;nemory of Tomatoes, large 'can, special
mational sport Mary Ellen Porter, bel4ed -wife
known an the "gentlem 20-00; Beaton Bell and Ross, law READY CUT
"'s"Me"'-costs, 75.00. of Win. Mundell, who passed away
Oct. -th. 1928,.
' & 19C 4
because the "best of -feeling be. Standing Committee on Relief paid Macaroni, 3 lbs. for'
'B. A silent,4kou lit, a, secret tear.
tween the contestants is the most the following grocery accounts: Ke�pi_yo�r 9 memory ever deskir. SWIFTS
prominent feature of the spor� W. Lotton, milk, 3X; R. Morrish,
It match ffrocerks, 3.16. Husband and Family.- r -`21C
We never bear of a cricko Jewell Shorte' n'm*' g,' 2 lbs. fo
Council adJourned to meet on-'fon-
breakitig up with a free-for-all-day, Nov. '6th.
YOU'RE INVITAD J
-era have To the Jiger Salmon, large can, A&C
fight, bwouse the play
the Arue spirit of sportsmen. Broushain
Sage, Poultry Dressing and all wasoniti.or in g1skes shakers, 10e each
Scott�Paine also' displayed - fine Visitors a-t the G. L. Mi
ddletQn ' Opening No Long Waits. No"Shoe"t WeightL
sportsmanship the other day when home on Sunday . were' Dalton and Re
endeavoring to break tne record, Mri.' Walter and son, John, L.and
'"tablished of the newly renovated
by the lais Captain Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Eugene La.
MURISON
Fleur, Mr. iknd Mrs. B. Hamiltort'and '.- BOOTH cf
-Seagraie, for,motor 130AW, his gas Allen and Jean, and Miss Hilda Royal- 'Theatre
tank w%& leaking badly, sod he 'Hunt, all of Toronto, and F. C. Mid. PICKERING
-Whitb
Zknew'that he wols running a itreat dieton and family, of Brooklin. y
You order -PHONE PICKERING 600 .Wei deliver
the teqt. ed on Mrs. George Philip one day, re-
_-_.'riskin going on with Now under Complete
cently. Many will doubtless remern-
New.management.
Rather than dissopoict the 30,000 ber him .as a young man, assistant
in the store of the late George, phi, Featur Elbowing: Richard Dix,
�peptatori, who had come to view
querore,
the test for speed he decided to ip. He went out west, when he marr- Ann�ardinff, The Con
and has now a prosperous mer- with Edbs May.Oliver and Guy
-take- the 'risk. -When speeding 'ad Ki Tiokering Hardw' alre Store ,
cantile business of his own. bbee-an R K 0 Radio Picture
--�over the water his boat buret out Rev. J. E. Glover, being unable of course.
In flawles. He refused toallow to attend the regular hour of ser- You'll S" the Funniest Pietvireb,
other-bo&U -tocometo his "sist vice on acc6uTit 'of conducting the the Fun'nippt Comedies, later-
n'H. eating New Pictorials.
asee as the 40 gallon ' as 6&nk' ' as 'funeral 'service of the late Joh The Cahadian Winter Home-Needs PIduty of Hest and.Llight.
It w. Beal, of Claremont, -the Sacrament
liable to explode' at any rpowent. Service.in St; John's 4Qhurch was ob-
Buy a Findlay Oval Range and an-"Idin Lamp.
'Openinj Night You will-always be Satisfied
-Af ter about half an hour's work served in-the evening. A large con-
gregation was in attendance. Rev.
he and- his Mechanic succeeded in Thursday, Sept. 28
Mr. Glover's- earnest 'message was lAlladin Lamp, special at 86-25-
�extingpishing the fire', after it had taken-from Gal. 2: 20: Special Mativee..Saturdayt -
Amused eonsiderable , damage The October meeting of the W. T. &t'2.30 P. m. I OnIy Coffield Blectric Washer,
However.,he had the satisfaction will be held'at t1ii home of Mrs' M' Adults, 25c. Children, 10c. special for$e9.00.
B. Burk on Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
�-- n knowing that he had estpilblish 10th, when Mrs. Burk and Mrs. W. Plow Sharea fo-r-&H-mi likes-of Plows.
.-ed a now record. - Wilson will be hostesses. The prog-
A Cmft Ilmd&=Opi, 7...'-Agent too. McCoormick-Deering Farm-MachineiT and-Repa��
9
- Our otto:-"We have it, Con X
2 it is not-made."
o i ay et it, Or
Thanks , IVID ,H, 4 *0 d
J* S-------RALSDM�
. ,..T.R .-, B G NS ,J
AND HALF _nETURN -7 - OK 'HWE R E,
L 0
iny,lines which we are pasdDg On'to
on our display tables mi
We have
PETWEEN ALL POINTS mt prices. To clear them liam
you at away below present(m
A� -
a y Cxwch Lhie'a- Routes each d"e, which mak
we hate substantially reduced the prices in
-O�h Gr' so a ter*-attractive buy for y0y
7 7
AV40 Vq 0 .2 Men's Work Boots, come in and see theme,1.89 and Z49 pr.
Moys'&act
ljoing Is riday io, Moh' day-��Returning -until Tuesdayl1light -Girlo' Scampers, while they-last,9W r.
at 2.49 each.
Men's Heavy Swb&ter'00&t@
..(Mi fii 13oys'Englisla Sport pikp", Specj�o
11timu Me per pair.
ni excursion return re 55c.) 95c&nCrL,00u0.
Men's Fine Shirts', a bargain at
Men's Work Shirts, good qnaliiy, 75o each.
"T AT AGENCIES ONLY' -Any tmable to show
IKE S
-... _,:TI0r - a glad to sso yon and it im never
We are alwxy
yon our-Merchandise.
Phone MW
IMF -=_ 1;7_
im ftwissimm cessita .-wffl ftdnde U.
--by
L 146,vam"
GRAY .4- COACH- 4"L�ES wt' 4 L - BRADLEY
CE
Eastern House, Pickering t2*tX a 3W 2% X 19, 01�
'N
—owing-to the rwmt
W02..=A Kra.Palmer andwall .
ter and Mrs. Word attended the falfw6esihaxinade a good stan- Only Crew Can ftive W19. ANDRIONN
the
Elmvale Fab on Wediesday of and is looking�except4ou%lly welL ft sold with Mo;%ey-Back Guarantee�
last week. E. C. Jones, arukiisL
v�ad stelT lingstob Zor move -Quite a number In the eom
cal weeks. DUNBARTON
M. from cold@.
shpatilug watebes , are now on re. Dan Alger, 6f Torouto, is munity are suffering
ithdo way again. Rides and shells, visiting isith. Dr.N. F. sad Mg& Bay -fewer victims, however,are SALE REGISTER.
Tomlinson.
'6""and ducks.' -now getting relief. NSUIRAN-CE -7
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Whitby. Bill Tomlinwa is recovering THURSDAY, OCT. Sth. Auctioxi
AUTOMOBWC
-attended the suvper and concert satisfactorily from his recent sale of 20 head of accredited Jer-
-on Monday night. aperation.
FOR PRIVATE SALE seys, the property of Field Lodge FIRZJ
Farm, Roseneath, Ont., to be sold -13URGLARY
Gordon and Mrs. Overland, of The You n g People of the United 1 Set of. Light Sleighs, pole and at Whitby. Salea.Barns, .Joseph
-Detroit,spent,the week end with Church are.preparing theic play, shafts- 2 Democrat wagons; I Cut- Heard and Sons., Brock Street, -CAAUALTYI
C. A. Overland and family. "Nancy Anna Brown's Folks," In ter; 1' Horse plow; 1 Scuffter; 1 Whitby. Sale at 1.30 o!clock shaM. LIFE INSURANO'N
Stanley Beal and daughter.of anticipation of the supper..and Wagon pole; Window Sash; 3 Step Wm. -Mawd*uctioneer.
_lAndsay,-epent Monday with Mrs. 'concert of the anniversary ser. Ladders; lqerkyokes; 2 Sets Light Phone d Pickering 7920
40handler and M SATURDAY,, OPT. 7th — Second
re. Heasted. vice@. Single Harness; 1' Set Light Double
an�ual .auction sale of silected 0
The Brock Road through the A banquet. under the auspices Harness; Pair Leather Fly.,Yets- L19 '.E. 01YEILL
village has received % '4pw coa, I ' nursery 'stock�' at*Cedar Nursery
A t of of the Boy's�Work Board,Is being Odd Collars and Harness etc.; Kit . Co. Ltd., Whitby. Hedgings, shrubs
$ravel daring the past week. held at Mount Zion on Friday chen Range; Several Carpenters'_ FUNERAL DIRROTOWANDI
roses, evergreens, perennials and
Wm. and MrFi. Hingham and night, with, Qorden Lapp,of Ta- Tools; also several pieces, of house-
screening trees. Sale at o'clock. EMBALMER.
daughter, of Toronto, visited with ran to, as the speaker,� hold 'furnituie; Spades,' Shovels;'
itriends here on F Rakes; Trdnks- All of the above to Terms Cash, oi arraiiged-*ith W. Successor tAW,J-.Mather,J
The cold weather be-sold-privately at the*residence of ' Maw, auctioneer. Stouffilile
-7 . !Iosy kner'i�g- the
late J. H. Beal, Claremont, and may WRDNESDAY, OCT 11th Auct- Night and Da
'early part of the week caused T7pewritiue orth d
Lay new fires to be lighted. be seen at once. ion'sale of household furniture, to y Service,
Ina Business Phone Residence Phone
Cornmerc7�-AsDel rou- 9801
Is is reported that Lyman Pil Spelling 71� 'be 'held at the Gerow- home, B
ey has recently sold, his-newly THE "MADELINE" gham, at 1.30 p. m., the property.,
ed of Mrs. A. Moffatt. Temis, Cash.
4coMpleted residence to James Me- A number of pupils will be receiv
for instruction in the above sub- BEAUTY-:- SAL 1Z N F.,Postill, auctioneer.
Callough. jects in evening classes. to DINTY'S, GAAA GE
Mrs. Wm. Arbuckle and Ethel, I
commence Sept.7th. THURSDAY, OCT. 12th Auction
*f the 8th con., and Wilb�iirt and Day Classes arranged on application Marcelling and. sale-of farm stock, crop and imp- Car. Brock and Kingston Rds.
-Mrs. Thom and son, of Toronto, . -�7. . -Finger Waving, lements, at lot 3, con. B. F. Pick-
Class Rooms in Sanderson House.'
ispen eni
t 86adak with Miss Elizisbeth Claremont. ag, the property of 5Vilbur Ch General Repair Work all cars,
Scalp Treatment,'
A. Pugh. own. Sale at 12 b'clock noon. See guranteed at reasonable
The regular mont-bly' mbeting of Classes held Monday and rhursday. 'Hair-etitting. Bills. Wrn.-Maw, auctioneer. prices.._
Phone Clare 903. - Apply to
the W. M%S. of the United Church Permanent Waving a Specialty Aeetylene Welding
'�will be held -in Mie=9503M
the basement of 2ZE 1\oC%i=tLe3.1.
the t�aur0u uurhurvd%'y,Get. 12�h, roirmeny on starr ot tinaw �cnoow - :11114101=ff
_Btitteries ropalred and charge&
I Irwiswoue ewil D1.p-Thw.I
at 2.80*p. tif sharp. Phone 1NO' - CLAREMONT
The canning factory. is still in �PRIVATE- MATERNITY NURS- Gasoline and Wis.- V-,
-operation.but the -season will be -ING HOME
completed shortly. . It is not Me.dical and Convalescent Cases HAWAIJAN Refreshment Booth to Connection ',
pkin
t#- -,L-,-knowa as yet if the pam Phoue.P(ck.7500-
accepted' -1------ (night or day).
.canning will be earriedoia..- GUITAR
James Evans. we are RlAd tc)� Private and Semi Private Rooms 'TENOR BANJO Etc.' MILTON SLLWEP
--aws w-actehd the -ee- -Y RALON -sw.w
no , wag W, IL I
inspection invited Succeesfully taught by 44y PWPRIETOR
onpper!a the. Baptist Clx�rlzh,on TORONTb "
Monday evening. lie will be
MRS Single 50c. Return 90c,
be&round to see as all again soon. GEORGE THOMF9ON FRANK ROBIN30N
Tobias Coster celebrated hlis Phone 7808 of Toronto.
'27th birthsay on Tuesday of last 51-24 Stauffville. R.& No. I
'week. Mr. Caster is a hale and ' , IN CLAREMONT ON FRIDAYS .12 Trips
liearty young man yet. We wiRh STANLEY -Children&-Sueci%lty.
THEUILTRE Each Way Each Day
him many -more years of such Write to
!health STOUFFVILLE FRANK ROBINSON Exter Week-End
ClaremontJootball team 43Condor Avenue. Toronto -Service..- Eyui& Sped-hot
--irames lately,
lie�f, t OP- f-00y. TbWaday �s USED-
t] t eaverton playing the
FRIDAY and SATURDAY y lot
at t. at end,
team.at t. at place last week
and the same team at Stouffville Oct. Band 7 Daily Service
D13NEY B1 AOM
on Monday night, Claremont
4 BEDTIME STORY" Fares
-Low Oshawa
winuing both games.
'between Toronto and ow PIMA J011112111141 Ph� Was
Most of the household moving Maurice-Chevalier
completed 'last week and
Helen Twelvetrees
-along. with reference@ made in n. Songs Comedies- Buff&Io. -Hamilton, Detroit,
issues. Mr--Bielby. and Scree ad
-Have* you pai RA' rrie.
Orillia, Midland#
family,have vacated. the Bundy
NDAY. OCTOBER 9TH
residence to reside in the home* MO,
Jadkoon's-Point. Bramptons
-vacated by Mr. Stanbury. aly-7.09,9.00
One night a nP=
-;. �AND ALL U. S. A. r,
The School Fair was another your
KEN MAYNARD
-of
one aur successes. A good
.c wd, larger than usual, and -POINTS,
ro eon-
fisted than In other years. � A 002 to Tickets wd inform
siderably moire Interest was maul The
"COME.ON TARZAN"
ation at
complete list of the awards was
AW' not available on Tuesday. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY GRAY COACH LM
the anniversary services of the October 10 and 11 Nows.yet ?
Eastern House Pickeiing
Baptist Church on Sunday lailt "THE CONSTANT WOMAN"
,W
were ezceptionally well attended.
Conrad Nagel
good crowds being pre-iont for
-each service. -Re-v- Mr. Harton
Lpreached two splendid sermons,
The
and the -Hole Choir, of Brooklin, -
Wbn tin" Approach-
were very much appreciated. ftm final hour do
'rhis.Choir have 'established very . -Eyes memoria" we cescute
a
le
-.fine reputation, and area ap udid wM be standing In a
trilysto to the
�-.tnasical organization. The sap
and-program on Monday night been
they ba"
to hena. our
a also well a1tendid, and the ar am
program very much appreciated. kh air
Modern- F Creative AM swum
After a lingering Illuesa, "John
the beat nxw%L
H. Beal died at his home here on ONo Grealer T"robAurtwe
*'Thursday-evening, Sept. '28-th.In
e
r
.1his 80th year. Whileke held been Oetobe ' 5, 6 -and 70- N. W. CrAPMRD
ill for many'months, he seemed to
- his a a until a few dayi C. H. Tuck,
bold w
lbefore his death, when he took a PROTECTION Pbfte Whitby
relapse from which he did not PROTECTION cto —P ny and Running Races. -Motorcycle' Poik4s. 462
0 bei 6 6
rallf. His funeral took place on Part 7,
Sanday,'Oet.Ist. to the Claremont - Old-Car Race and.9141ime Bicycle Race. Grain
-M-nion Ceweter , nd Catawt is considered any opse
__wm largely
attended by f=na ity in the crystalline lens. Some of
atives. Show' and Call Club. Horseshoe Pitching.
9 mind rel red'
be *conside
Beal 'as' boin In Whitby in theft opacities may
I e pr-
4954, and in 1875 married Helen Pathological, but as experienc
Allaway. eldest daughter oves that the .wearing of the proper October 7-2.26 and 2.16 Trot or Pace. Pony RwAs-.-,_ lAve 11,%ph JW 1111tta
of the correction-to relieve strain prevents
late Alfred and Mrs. Allaway, of
the.condition from bicoming worse, Sto�,k Judging. B
-TickeriDg, who died on Oct. 30th, we must admit that some cams are ig Midway both-days-. -
lWi He learned 'the cabinet" due to strain and exposure in the 013-A WAWANE9A INS. CO.
making and undertaking business, use of' the eyes. TU above "sert- T
and started in businest in Picker Admissidn Z OE N, TS Aut6s Cheap rates fortmai and country
ions are proven true by the existen-
-:Ijag, , buildinO.
where 40 ,sold out in 1890. ce of welders cataract, due to the ox- Windstorm Insaiiance on buildingm
-4fterwards he engaged in bust
n1s" cessbre heat 'and 'the effect- of the JvA-mifle,9ilos etc.
-in Toronto, Oshawa and Black stron : r 41-,Pubfic School.Children ee'o'n Friday, Oct. 6.. w
C light rays also. This excesfi-,
eitock, and 81 yeare ago came too, ive 1Cat is fo%md in certain furnace (r ......
e of all kinds.
Aaaremout r where he has been in work and in glass blowmiff. India and R P. AAMSTRONG, k H. CROSBY. -FARMS FOR SALB
19indnew ever since.---He was a like tropical c6untfles
contribute
Ttesident gec'y-Treas
fornier-m6inber of LeL..v.Lve.o-v, -mon-peb-pre usuffering frown this dis- Wirite-or phone,
A.F. &A. M., of O@bawa.and wits ease than are to be found in the
BOWMAN
of ths Anglican Ohnireb, more temperate climates,-this is & ROWK
japme duk� . . ; .. . -, �. .. 20 WHITBY1 ONT.
-ed Churc to the excessive heat of the- MIL I�11-- 1 1-7---. - . .- ...- ..- .
b Hd took active When catarmt occurs at birth is of
an - Z. — .-- -
"interest to the 'public affairs of & soft variety as is not MO hard to
but attended the Claretqant Unit Shell -`-Makeir."
the village, being Instrumental in treat a$ in P"Ple Of m9"-.411v&I'Cell
-bringing the first back to Olaro-
to be contifted'
mont-and also used his influence
4 establishing 'the 'Continumlon Better egg Shells -Takeg' ' la6e
P
lZbool and the Claremdht Union YOU Uln Buy-at Home
had two dau h
Come she]I grit,
9 at lower cost.
Mrs. BATTERIES,
of Vassar, c
-and.Wire. A.J. Chandler, oi AC B.S90RIE8,L.
moat,both of whom surviv
,-We-have.s.rar load of SHELL MAKER comin��I�for- 7
'He 4a also survived by a brother, At as]a and better prices
Wm- Be&], of'Huntsville. Among Wholesale and Retail distribution.—,
those from .. outside points who. as Get your prices early.'
�;Sttended the funeral were- Nor you can In Toronto.
ATTENTION RETAILERS
man Mechin of Oshawa, and his
rnoilhe'r, M mi H."Mechiiii of fteker
Let as ropair that leaky too.-- Q�t one wholesale peices and place yooir'ordelv.
Ttag, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, James
J. R,and His Thexton
Blakeley, Skilled Motor Repair@.
and James Allaway and family, DOMINION -SHELLS
-Fred and Mrs. Beal and-Mrs-Jones
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C%re AP B
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A as 10 al
and family, all of Toront<), Earl Gordon—J. Law'. Canuck & Hxpert—special prices for shooting matches. gold and Installed by
Feamn of Mimi= and Mr. and
—Miss McLellan and Mrs. l4re*% of Phone 2008, FRANK J PROUS1
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Whitby., S. coo CLAREMONT
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., . -of her silence. She receives a letter swished past his right ear with a dis- � If Child is.Counting on Something, Think How�Disappo;nied .--��: - .,�, '.�'�.��
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�.I I. I .. 'CHAPTER XXIII. ing a loa4ed -- - Teddy. couldn't sleep. --He lay there "I want to see the moon?" -he'a'd*-- , " ,)
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, .1 Ing' a solitary electric globe lighted man form. . with indigestion. He moved 'his head, By and by she looked in. ,"Asleep?" -moon!" . . I . . .
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.. . . The subsequent-struggle was for- . "No," came a subdued little voice. So bjs,mother promised :him lie - , * ,..
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- promimaiely threez'clock in.,he m!Drn- tuna'.ely a short vacantly about h1m. ld 'stay4'up ' to see it. .Then she I- . -': ---"., .��
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" "' to get one hand on the man's I want you to be -a good fellow and You'll a e to get over being dIsap- Tbat-wouldn't do at alfr 14o, Teddy `-
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� .. : - inee iiii on�e iiain heatsbarply on the plaster. thar family .history and whether you were - "Nothing." . �T - � ..
. -,.t with Molly be bad an idea that Dalton the man bad anticipat-ed1b:e-as-asault or- a good-lad at school- An ' a n � "That's a good boy!".she kissed him Lbaf to.him was enough. '. � '.. .; .� " . .'.
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- " '. .0ten�4 the near fqtyre. To that end to Roger?s-shock . Now be- lay wondering why-little, � -
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you to adopt a career-of crime; Now, -ness agd1n. He lay very quietly-b-ilt-boYs-couhl--h*ve pronilses made �to-1 . . - -
7 . afternoon to consult the Land -Stew- with an unconscious than in his arms. them broken ad eaMly. -,He wan .
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�- � i : . consideret to be a Rrincely income for -Lowering the- man to the floor, '- Judson turned a pair-of sullen eyes The little boy was wondering about see the moon. . I I .
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�' - - ng very little indeed. There had ]i ra �. . . I
't '?i� bee so - thing of a stir at the'Tow- to.his apartment. �He let hims-If in olic0" he asked, 4uietly.- thing that made him so d16, doors closing, laughter, feet , ..
t��,.,F , , n me _ very happy running up and-down stairs. They' � "
KI ��-,;, - ers on Roger's appearance. He ap-. with bis'latchkey switched on-thelight "Ali,.' the. police!" smiled Roger. and then suddenly told that the pro- had -..: . .
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-. peared-to have found quite a new in- . ,pe�ple, the police. Know lem mise-touldn't be kept. - , � - I I
. .terest in Dalton .Towers. He.presse4 "Iting for his maa,' Roger returned ,rather� well, in'fact: Thete'A's ctr- . . - - - i the promise. And It was all so Ithport. .. " �, I I .
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t to theacene of the combat and manag- tai.. :nspectbr at ScotlandYard who He wasn't old, en ugh to reason In The harder be tried ,to'think the.- . - - - - -
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� . - .�-.� about the strength of the Personnel; ed to drag the limp fora of the man haunts my.sweet.life. I've never met abstracts.' To-nighto,a very concrete wider awake he became. -. I-.., . .-
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,.,',:' .,or loss for the year, and insisted that 'd#r was still paining him but he was --we're nearly inseparables. But per- never seen the moon at night. He bad the curtains blowing at the *Indow. '.** ...----.� ,
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.. atfly for a tfiorough o,ier-hau'l*of"the been broken. There would probably of Blayton?" - I . summe.r when seven was An hour.- .. -. .1.
. .. . be a.nasty bruise there in.the morn- ' L ,- ,across the way an enormous golden . .
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I :W, Altosether 6 had spent a Mg. He laid the man on a settee'and Judson, humanly.- "Look here-, Mr. - . -. ..
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',-,.,-. ALWaY leaving the Impression that Cleveland entered. - -'. : , . . 7 -- : . . . 1
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,: , It bad been close to midnight when "Yes, Cleyeland, we have a visitor," no*, . .�
: What good'was this going to do book.,. He had-never seen ' - '
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1 .�7. --� Ped,'nto the Club for some supper, He tried to swipe me one with a stick. chance, Mr. Barling!'�The man's voice snice he had-b4i3in to take an Anterest ,ba a good-boy ana go to sleep." ' - . I"-. _:
tt- , j and it was nearly one o1elok when he I expect it's lying out there some. was plOading now. . - .1 . . in tWngs cele'stial as well ax those ter- . TOddy finally went back to bed ant ., - I ,
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-:1� ,. missed my restrial. .. , , hlkantly'to ideep. He-was sa�lsflee .. . . .� .
� ,, - paused half-way up the stairs, noting cranium and I managed to get in be. brightly. ,�,Youll take a ca - ' . . .- . .... I.-,.-.
. . P, Mr. To4iLy'someone had.spoken of the now. - To-morroW brokert promises .. ..." .
_ '-.-1-�. #e- abbe�ftce of the light. .ki re ad-time i6 realiz*e his �error. - beauty bi the moon last-4ilglit. To- 'would no.t'exNt-perhaps. 'At least no( '' " ��'.. .
' _Thin ng fo' he h Judson? - It will do your head good.
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that something must have gone wrong Nasty pi.ece of . ,,,h, Sorry I had"'to givie.you such -a nasty -ulgbt it was to be full. ,-, 1. . � . � . I -�.. . .. ,-;- �' - ,-1
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� : - Jwith -the automatic device, he sprang added' nodding to'the recumbent fig- ,knock, but I thouglit it best at"the I � � . . . "'.. . .I I
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� ;:� - `Bebt,17 up the steps towards the an- ure. "'Friend of yours?" " - . time.� Cleveland, release Mr.Judson, - - . . 1.
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"" ip. oom, he V, , I've seen . looking little thing?" . -dency to,,become over-tat it well fed. . -- --- ..
83 not-alone. He had the fellow hanging around'fo' a di.v turned a,%ay from the table where hiw . . . . - ... - -..
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I �RhadOWS arotird the ang'e e,f t.�e lard- "The dead do not breathe. Cleve- "I think we shall both be-quite Saf e -.bring myself to go 'to sleep- again ifructs. the bow lam- p'-of bus'l-nest . ,� �.. . .
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... ,.. $ 1 - so I h,would hate you to,telophone to our tentlal murderer, sir." - . . . ,.-,.". �-.-
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I '., . his demeanor while performing th��,, Von and Your baby ��: , .:-- .. .
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s . task was such as to-suggesi that ge- will both be glad .. " --
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. . -�' was handling a snake of doubtful an . "Nothing, Cleveland, except that 1. Send for our new c&tion of"Bab)�s r . " -
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plennYCom'es Back
again B onni y, star comedian of many ' tag 11 'ARGUMENT
Mirth and music-once e sue,
ek ..SUBJECT TO
ceases and numerous "hit" raillo programs Is destined to rule ov:r we ly
A 'Paris court recently had a nic n
proceedings in his old role of master-of-ceremonies and chief wise-cracker. e t tb*84
Miss Livingstone, who mad Wh
e her first professional appearance before ether a woman s,'hould,spend more,on her dress thanher hus'"-
the microphone "Just for fun" and now shares honors with her husband A, band is prepared to pay.
an entertainer. will iserve as a foil for Benny's 'viit� and doubtless will*
find time for her now celebrated Imitations of Mae-"Come up and see A banker was sued by a milllney for the do' st of.four,
me sometime"-Wesf and other stage and.screen celebrities. hats sold to his wife. He protested, saying, that- he had, n6t*
a -horized his wife to buy-the., hats.* ' He further declared the
to
u4
hats (priced at about $80 each) we're fetr t90 expensiv6, *and tkiat
Thirty-five Studios in New Radio City
the milliner shoula not have accepted the orders for five hats, in
The Natlou&I Broadcasting Company will have thirty-five studios in
Radio City, of which sixteen will be completely equipped and in operation four weeks without having secured -authority of the person who
...on the night- of the formal opening. Eleven more, including five audition would be called upon for payment. Another argument used by
-studios, will be complete except for technical equipment. wing to their m4r-
the banker was that he and lits wife.41d not, o
The new electrical,power, plants which are being embodied in, the
�acheme are so arranged that, should a bombing raid or natural catastrophe riage contract, share their worldly g;6d$ but had separate - -
disable the- regular electrical power plants, this enormous batter;r plant accounts.
-.,WouAd be used to meet any emergency, The power stored here In 4, The court' intervened with the reinark that whatevei'ina
:reserve would icontinue operation for a week. y
have been the Vinker's arrangdments in this connection he. was
bound to pay hi's wife's expenses to keep up an �ppearanee eom
'John S. Young, the-Ideal Radio Voice mensurate with his social standing. If She failed to do so.she
Habits 16rmed in youth are hard to break. When a child. John S. might do harm to his credit I
`Youfig, the only announcer witbL LL.D. attached to his name, used to talk
In view of thd fact that a hanker's wife 14 expected to'--be 7%
to himself. 'As' he grew up into manhood he lear Ad,__.to speak French,
t waH-dressed. the court ruled that the.expenditure for hsts In-
German,--Itallan aukil-- Spanish—-likin., the sound -of his voice In 'any
Janguage. Others liked it too. 'The laie. Florenz Ziegfeld-super showman curred at a.time when women generally order their summer out-
-Pronounced Young's tb; ideal radio voice.
fits was not excessive so far as the numberof bats was concerned.
4 a
The banker paid!
Post Scripts
No doubt many wives will become quite brave and beard
Al and Bob Harvey are booked well Into, the Spring for radio program -w hat)
friend husband in his denviith a demand for at least one ne
work. These- two b oys no sooner leave the -boat.than,they are called. 0 * 41 0
to the mike.
A sponor of a morning program tirted out.sixty. wunouncera before de- 'PALE FACES ARE "IN"
% ..'Cldlug to give the role to & comedian.'
Lipstick and rouge have been banned by the Commonwealth ."
Buck Bannister, barnyard imitator on the Corn Cob Club program. has Bank of Australia.
hopes of protecting his talents with a pwicy. He has applied to Lloyd's.
for a ruling in the mLtter. If a girl eimploye of the bank appears with additions to na-
Toronto is to have It's own Radio city. Forbes Randolph with the The model pictured in oxford grey ture's handiwork on her face, a high feminine official of the banl
,opening Of his Music Hall Is bringing the finest of Ideas from the Contin- hair3F woolen mixture shop%-- a'most sternly orders her to go and wash her face.
-n for themselve I itin y or
ent and New York. Radio stars who have made nam intere g at Is f school.and col. In.addition,.no frills are allowed. Her "uniform" must'.eon'-'
----Canadian radio are to be featured. Canadian talent is at I"t to. be re, lege girls. it is also a splendid choice sist of a coat and skirt. of smilbre bl�ck or navy blue.
cognized I and why not . . . ? some of'the greatest picture-i-t-ars &ad radio for,town wear,
artists are CanadIM but they had to cross the border to gain 'rectiffnition. And yet the Bank magazine "Bank Notes" still has a gWdl3
The dress has Youthful-scarf neck-
line. It approves lighter grey *oolon number of engagements and marriages to report among$t,the
9.00-A. and P_ Gypsies for' the upper bodice. The, cow office staftl Significant?,
9.30--Big Show .......... �6..CVXB t has
joy .............lvr.E.v the new high shoulde-s. Fashion'magazines-reporting on what the well-brea'w
'IN THE AIR" moo-Mvety0fand Romance ....-CRCT You'll be amazed to learn how row. thinks of make-up declare the,new tren& "D=`arct make-up".
Contented Hour ......�.%WBEN
Radio's Aff-Star Andre Kostelanetz .......CFRB ly inexpensive It-I& to copy it exactly. "'Be Naturall"
And.,even if you are an amateur at
4i
Presentatiou T.00-Amos 'n' Andy ...,.�JDRCT sewing �oa'll'find this. model exx*p-
Xyrt and Adaige ...........W-JR z-B 0 0 K,S 2''
8�.00--Crumit and Sanderson ...WSEN t4Onally easY to fashion. t
wiz ' Books received: 'Two Black Sheep" bi, Warwick Deeping;
Crime Club ................. Style No. 2879 is designed for sizes
WATX &Zzo=s 9.00-Bon Bernie ..............W B.F-14 14, 16, 18, 20 yelms, 34,36, 39and 40 McClelland, and Stewart, Toronto; $2. 'Tat of Uver Bush" by.
Kilo- 9.30-Nino Martini ........
Station metro@ Cycles, Fire Chief ..............W Flq inches bust- L. M. Montgomery; McClelland and Stewart, $2. - "Ile Soft
r
NC� Toronto 291 1030 10.00-Lives at Stake Size 16 requires'4% yards 54-inch Spot" by A. S. M. Hutchinson McClelland'and Ste'Wart 2;50,
Montreal 291 $00 10,30-Ted Busing '"'""""WROW $
North Bay _. $32 930 '"3313113111DAY. with 1% Tards.39-inch contrasting, "The Girl.at Bullet Lake" by-H. �. Qk1k.; McClelland and
Chatham 297 121
7.00-Amos 'n' Andy
7: TOrOO,O ........ 435 . . ......... HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS. $2. Reviews of these books will appear in this column.
Montreal 411 690 Xyrt and Marge ..........VIGR
730
8.00-Fannie Brice ........�.....CRCT Write your name and address plain- -6'
C Waterloo 405 $46
Toronto Sls 9.30-Burns and Allen .........WKBW ber and 3izr of such .....
0 960 ......W.qEN 7. gi"ng num AUTHOR'S REWARDS
R""IUOU ....-"340 $90 Leo Reisman .......I
CO ....... - _wipw latterns as y*u want. Enclose 15c in
- 1 Ottawa 1010 10.00-Warrimirs Penn's
oq H.Matolm ...... 415 Corn Cob Club WAEN stamps or coin ,(coin preferred- wT&P The Book Window, English publication, is inclizied to believe
10'0
o Do. Hour with You ......Cp.,:T
Preston ........ 341 93 andsto receive cl' se to 925,000.for his inemoix
N. Windsor-London i6s _z�i_640 it carefully) -for each number, and' that Lloyd George it 0
Y. Toronto......... so? .1140 ron Pattern rM 'nvland and America. .A record in
address your order to Wile serially and in .book fo ' ih L
Pittsburg soo -930 Service, 73 West Adelaide St.,Toronto. highly paid'books as Lord Beaconsfield only got 910,000 for his
OX. St. Louis ...... 276 1090 fashion's Alphabet
. 1030
k - 14: 110
W, CbJc&gO ......... 214 J. last novel "Endymion" and Joh-n-Morley, 113,000 for "Gladstone.'
ABC� Now 'or a 770 A Is for accented figures and allure, Racon' Hogs at The Ro al 1
BM. Chicago a
EN, Bufftlo ::::::: s3a. goo ment. y
AV. New Y4k 464 960 B is for bustles. 'bo*s and back! In,line with the expansion of bacon plane from Hollywood to Yumg, Ar.P
R. Chicago ....... 346 .870 pockets. ex ts from Canada and the Increas.
GR� Buffalo ......_. 645 0 por z9na.a "Gretna Green."
C to for curves, Chinese Influence a Ing Interest shown by farmers in mar. Bettie Davis, popular y6ung film star,
EHIM
GY Schenectady _ 379 ad B T
VHI�4 Rochester ..... 261 get hogs of bacon type and finleb, the
IWICBW BuZalo 203 14so clergyman's CoAla". created a sensablon recenitty when she
for daring ba.ts Royal Winter Fair this year has"open.! by eight
WJZ. i4ow York 394 ?So * i 1 1 7 SCREEN attended a,premiere escorted
1W.T Detroit ........-, 400 D is had dresses M .S. bay tri6nds.. Thip was Miss Davis-an'&-
FOR THE "TALKIE" F
AmV 760 superbly built. ed lip" the conditions of the car lot 1
Cincinnati ...... 429 700 A
... 1 1 wer to all ihe gossip
d swine conrpetitilDn quite materially. -jmd Holl
WMAII Chicago ... 447 47o ic is for elougAted lines, elegance an aro Twood
WTAIC cievelond ...- iso Hitherto entries had to be under their By P. M. regardini the separation rtimors,
.7, :1070 Edwardian period, about.
These programs are subject to ch. ige F. I respective provincial -ass -
-conscious, fish-tra ociations, but' I.-BOtte- and her husband, Harmon 0.
without notice. a for figure *Nelson, Jr. ' bettela-ea�arts of the
and fail�e. now the entries may be made by any X41tor's Note:Xt is 11 koepftC "tu
is individual or by any group or organiza. the t1woo Oat tun @01u=a nuqe its evecing Included all the men,hex Xame
G for grandeur and gondouras. appgarSUMAIL
T
70O.-Amos W Andy.............CRC H Is for handkerchiefs of lace. tion so long-as the lio *0 p"t yowstol- bad been linked with and severaf
ge for)compett- lywood h" been 4gwtely ch&Uouged more,
Xyrt and Marge .,_.'...:.WGR
4-9,9-Rudv Valle* ..............CRCT I Is for.implab berets that billr-co& tion have not been-obtained, collected by the XagUsh studio& after rut suo- A good idea, s4y we! %
lat -true!
-U.60-Mark Warnow 1% B or concentrated at stock yards or eresting, if, According tc
IV, J is for Jabots and jewel colors" suais"Mho Awd Go
Show BoLt ... V Ev;
"11-30-Dramaitic Guild ...... 7 RB K is for knightly armored waists. packing plants. Excland has d*Wtrly made a iij 1d; old man gossip, since Carole Lombard
ud-Al Jolson .......... I N A car -16t consists of 40 hogs, 0" public few., "d,:Mcordtle,ta t]L**'r*- divorced Bill Powell (much to'every.
r E L is for lame, lines and length. Ile-
Hands.Across the Border..CRCT BV'Q=#? usdo"topy has Won.. TUN
Air M Is for mermaid silhouette, Mae balf to be birr6iF9,'and'all'to weigh t i. coill- win lutraisuca a"n one's sdrprise)-, she is reported joing
ko*familiar
tween. 180 and 220 pounds each. the stars of tile magush Gus=& World, Places with Gary C�'oper.
!;q-,Nmos 'n' Andy CRCT . W tendencir mandarin collars well as rve you the latest; tit-bito.
�S, I The exhibit. whigh Is part , of the ' ;Clive Brook, favorite 4hei'wortif over,
Ntyrt and Marge and metal cloth. :bout your avorit" of Zollywood.
ert Of high
!.S.110-Cities Service .........CRCT going up. plans for the encourage'la f0i'lits screen-characterizations,49 alsc
INT is for necklines This :,�eek introduces
U-tw--Fred Allen. .............WBEN class bacon In the author-of sev-eral published-short:
'10-39-Phil Baker ..�............wiz 0 Is for off-the-shoulder effects. Production Canada with Leslie Fenton, who is
Football Show ............WGR both domestic and e stories.
xpqrt markets ja
ill.09-First Night ..... .........wJZ P Is for peplum effects- by Maggy appearing in English
Columbian's Rout. view, will be Judged on the standards ' films. As you may guess
Ho
.0-Lum andAbner.......... VBEN of requirements for bacon type of pro.
Western ur ........ CRCT Q Is for quality In everything. he is an Englishman. S
he
R is for reversed silhouette. per finish for tO-daY's markets. However, Mr. Fenton' is Gets Job.
Allerton III.-After Ivan and Ma'
S Is for shoulders rounded, and satin -known Irr Holly--
.1-1u-BrIdges of Paris CKNC well
!f-00-Casa Loma,0rches-t.r.&---.-:.CFRB sheaths. lPrincels Elizabeth Has
woo home !ones* bad been divorced :Ivan said.
Canadian Sinr-ers RCT d, where 'his- "May, you're'a darn good- cook and
lj-80--K-7 Mystery ......... SR T in for throat hugged and taffetc
is. His wife, if you
I i,.iso-, Dancing Party ....... CACCTT U is for up and up movements. Scottish Gove- C)U',t housekeeper.' I-don't know what tht
'Willard Robinson London. - In ch' kiiow It, is Alin D*orak, who, you will house Is going to- look-
-;;SIT1gIng Strings ....... CFRB V is for velvet, Vlonnet and versatile oo&ing'a Scottish like *itboul.
remember, broke her contract to go-
girl as governess for Princess Eliza. you.
:::CKNC
W is for wool, wing shoulders Ud b ur of Europe with her young
wash waists. eth, the Duchess of York had added On & to it be ne6ding a job," sh6*lt
m Phonic Hour ...... Sbe Is no* back in Hollyt aid.
CFR13 husband.
Opera Concert .........:::CRCT X Is for x-quisite, to her already gTeat popularity, In And she got It. '490 'she wai back-
Scotland. �Ilsa Marlon Crawford, at wood,and hard at work. today. Not as wife. but: as"house.
.4.00-Cathedral Hour ...... .....CFRTI Y 4, for youthful complexion' N I (Cavalcade) Coward bas wid
730---�Sanderson and Crumit :....WGR t.
present governess to a- niece of -the 'keepOr, and 'cook.
0
.30--Roses and Drums .........WGR Z is for zinnia tones and zenith of
S-00-Rubinoft T achievement. Duchess Mlsa Mary Leveson-Gower. ten Zny witty and deitghtful' plalys., A �Pdntr`sct guarantees her!iweekly
Freddie Rich..............'CRC but no more successful Dlece than
:., - " 1
1100-13ath CIub WGR belOngs to Dunfermline, where shi. alary. It's -in wrltin,:,'6"0.
................NVG R Bitter Sweet." I ind'ers'tand'Caas-
Fred Stone went to the High School. On leay.
'il-91�01d Folks FR13 Ostriches being pursued over 'rocky : ifig'sebool she became English teach- op-
than Bilm fans wgl,soon 'nave an
MONDAY.
ground throw, stones With great force Portunity'of seeing this delightful-Sale Dog collars studded with:-rid 'glass
er to'the children of L6rd Elgin. She-
of old Vienna. aie-now on salgis-,GL Britainrtlie Idea
:':'."0-Atnos"n? Andy- ...... C R C,T' at the Pursuers; the great,-birds are, is now 25, and is said
to have a
Myft and Maige ....... Nvf-;Tt
�.!')-Country Club ........... C'V.CT not aware of �his fact, bowever. special autitude for gaining and hold. September seems to our being that they will make-the wearer
wIth a boneynioun rush do*m Hotly, visible - to motorists oni the 4hrkest
ling the affection of children. Her
wood way. Je�n Harlow'twice rfflirrfed night-.
step-father, Robert Kirk, Is-a Saul-
(divorce.ended h�ir' first'mar'riage abd
BIG MONEY BEING MADE DAILY tary entinder. death her, 'second) evidenitly Is not
Right Ahead -In pre-�w�r' days the 'fashion In 1 ,
Buying Season daunted., 'Sbi recebtly-w�d 14. 0. Rb§-
ISTEV' STACKS
AGX3FTX, who have some work royal schoolroo;ns as cleewbere was L W.
carittal to handle exclusiv territory. I .son", moviecamerainan. Everyoiie'wiff
Adark 5 SA US to car owners, gafages stores, fa for foreign goveinesses'
ots. U lab her luck.
is he on The -Prin-, Bought -1 Sold A-, Quoted
ER a ly product of its kind on the m&rket� 'gives MORE cess Royal had a - Swiss and the w
ket gold I 100en CO.
nd PEP. Increasing gasoline-prices assure your m
steady, d 9 dealers-and demand growing daily. Agents no Qtfeen an-' Alsatiarf gov�rn Wbdding�4,ells fin the nioderh maRner
11 and exclusive business. inquire for detail w utldtng iL have sounde'd again for,Sally Xilers
11 to s and territory. ontra�t the cx-K.,dTei-1.q c.-,i: 1 daugh- 1 k 80A.lD R60M� 371. SAV ST.,
LAXERINE GAS SAVERS JReg.),, 379 Bay St., Toronto ter had an EiigM Ii "finiph:ng" gov- Har�y Joi Bt:o�vn, well known directqr, T000ntei.� Tolophono iffL9W 6492
is the Itickv;maii. - Thev eleued bv,
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—Mlsa Abate Davis, of Mrham, —F. H. and Mrs. Hall spent
Is Ppondion a few days with John Sunday with relative@ in she city.
LOCALLIDizill.
and Mrs. Murkar.. —Monday next being Thanks.
., Wi er vercoAts
—Mrs. Fawkes, who has beezi giving Day, it will be% generial
an Mary Kennedy 9 at
- L. seriously ill, has been cotLaiderally holiday and the place of business
auud&y wUb her sister, Mrs.
better during the Wt few d�yv will be closed as usual.
Talmor. to, 16.95.
—Gordon and Mrs. Crozier, of —Mr. and Mrs.Drap"r,of Mount
—Sort Mortlock,C.N. W sectio
In Toronto, spent the week end witli Albert, and the daughter, Marie.
�wain, has moved into Col. Rowe's JFir a Cos
the former's parents, Rev. H. 3. of Toronto, spent Snnday yrith at CIAa to Only a Few
:.i�' residence on Church-St., and Mrs. Crozier. 0. W. and Mrs. Pilkey aiad dau.
—Arthur and Mrs. Boyes and Factory Samples
Jack, were in Grand V&Iloy —Mrs. W. J. Clark returned ghter.
sea,
home on Saturday, of ter speeding —A 8600ting-match will be ha]A
�.Qn suudaz VINILlog Frallativas.
—Mrs. unce Remmor apeoll last A couple of months with her dau on Saturday afternoon. Oct. 7th.
ter, M re.(Dr.) L. H. Wright and at Pleasant Valley,Base Line. 40
-Monday with her niecs,Un.Fronk fh
family, of Stattler, 'Alberta. She geese and dut-ka. Shelia ' vid*d.. MEN'S TROUSERS-
Maddator4l, AN the Kingston Road pro
ml*o spent two days in Winnipeg Pascoe Bros.
"wt. -All Wool-2 95
.—Mr. and Mrs. Fornagan and with her ciousin,. Mrs. Chas. E. —Mrs. P. N. Spr&tt,,arm*istan4 ......
1daugh". of Saarboro Village, Marquis,and family. choir leader' of' St. Andrew's
0allaffhan, � —The services In St. Andrew's Church, announceis the openiax of
D. Ji and Mrs Church will be bold on Sunday a piano and vocal class in Picker-
on Saturday. t at-2-80 p. m. and the Sunday Ing. For appointment and terms
—John O'Connor, of Belleville. W, ILL1AXS' BOOTS
to School at 1.30 p. w. The services apply to Mrs. Joe. L Palmer.
and James O'Connor, of Toron,
by the pastor, —The many friends of J. -H. A variet
on Wednesday Iasi will be condocted I y of Williams' Boots for all occasions.
were in town his
A Rev. Dr. Carmichael. The Sac Beal will regret to bear of
*n business. rament of the Lord's Supper will death on Thursday night last at Work or Play.
—Thomas and Mrs. Douglas, of be dispensed on the following 'bis home id Claremont. A num
a week said at You Can't Beat Williams.
Toronto, spout th
tile home of the latter*s mother, Sunday, Oct.' 25th.. and prepar" ber of years ago, Mr. Beal cot!
tory services will be held on ducted an undertaking and- farill-
Mrs. A. Burrell.
- 0a -i ri4 husiness in Pickering ......
ednesday-iave6iug-%t-&d!d
7 —James Andrew I e6n ed to —All arranjewento hava UeeD —Several light frosts Dave oc.
his bed with a slight attack of
!ompleted for the production of carred during the past week or 7
:,,,pneutnonia. We are glad to know TOP CLOTHES
the Minstrel Show this winter, two. It will pr6ve beneficial to
"that he is improving. der the direction of Messrs tbe t
tin urniperop which was being Are now 21.00
-7-Mrs. Archie Gibbons, who was The
The show is injured onmewbat by lice.
r6ident of' Pickering some 30 Lynde and Chester. frost will pnt an end, to thip peat
ago, died in the hoppital at to be one of the ol'd-time blaic
25th. face variety, circle and end men for the season.' This crop has' . .Pickerin'
Stettler. Albeitai, on Sept type, using' old megro melodies also been benefi tted by the f re Fred T. Bunting,
—St. Audirew's congregation
and plautation songs. . The.ftrst quent rains, although they were
will hold their anniversary oD .I Radio Licenoes Established 1857.
5th, and their chlek-- rehearsal wilt be hold on Tuesday. not very he&vy.
Sunday, Nov Oct. 10tb, and will be held each —The United Church. as i mem.
an supper and concert oin Tuelsday, TtLesday evening for several weeks bar of the Oshawa Presbytery, is
Nov. 5th.
when two evenings a week will be i assistink in the shipping of two
—The Friends held their' Qaar- taken. The show, it is *expected, ears from Bowmanville and S
terly Meeting in 'their meeting
will be given during Christmas Whitby to Western Canada, where
house here on Sa.turday and Sun- week. relief of this nature is urgently ie Iq ato
day last, when tb�e natual number —The month yh re
of December has required again this year. Any
progent.
—Miss Mary Brown. of Wolter been a delightful one from begin- who may care to donate-fruit.
�ning to end, There was not a day vegetables. clotbing etc., may
ley,accompanied by her daughter daring the Whole month in Which cow muo'icate- wftb E. L. Chapman "Pickering's Leader Store"
and friends of Toronto, visited at there was not more or less stin or Cyril E. Morley for pa-rtiulars.
the home of her niece. Mrs. W. C.
-n Saturday afterikoon: - shine ; although the total sunshine —This is the -time of the year-
Murkar lo was two per cent belaw the aver- when the,cojiintr' puts on its best
—George Wake, who hae been y
residing in 'Thomas Douglas" res! size. The mean AemperAture fur appeariance.: The trees.especially
-'dance dnrini the past-f our moyi the the-month was 62."egrees, or A the maple, CALnada'4 national tree, Foot-Wear Bargains
we degrees above no-mal. The higia is dressed tip iu. many beautiful,
bas vacated ther same, and lost temperature for the month was bright colors. The apple trees
understand, moved to �ear 89 8 degrees which occurred on the also present a. very attractive -0 Pairs Men's Pebbled Work Boots, solid leather. rubber
8th of the mouth. The amount of appearao.ce, being laden with an
Come
—The laidle* of the Pickering rainfall-was 1,25 inches, which was abiindance of fruit of various ..heel, sizes 6 to 11, special clearing price $1.69.
United Church sire also packing
nearly two inches below the bright colors. A feature of this
Was of clothing for Saskatche early for these.
'Wan. Anything in the line of average. bright platute. that is Dot very
_The third diphtheria toxoid pleasant to contemplate. is the
:,Marm, ,wearible clothing is rei treatmen t will be given the follow thought that it willbefollowed 60 Pairs of Ladies' Straps and Ties—plain and patent-
Ing children at the office of Dr. V. by rold, dreary weather and 3mostly low heals. splendid for growing girl* for
—4odging from-the presentont
E. Cartwright. Pickering on SAt, possibly a severe winter.
liqlak the coming winter will be,tlre urday.-Oct. 7th. frou school. Away below cost$1.93.
uKwt severe the-country has ever -L 2 80 to 7 30
Al *a RoblioadD. Muriel
m vi
experlieneed in respect to -hard �iorm*nvo, Mary Dixon, Mildred Made a Mess of It
ships. as the demands for relief oleo Solid Leather Oxfordo for "a
Gi0aiber. Do"Id Scott, DouwJBA boucht CHIDAP remedies, scot (0).
will be very heavy. Bryant.. June Bryaat� Martel Scott Use Mrs. Sybilla qnahr'a--TdfjdIitis �,Sizss I to 5J. $2.00. youth's it to 13J. 91.8. 5.-
—A banquet under the amovices
of this"a' Work Board will be Betty Seo" Aladre7 Scott, John for Cougli, Bronchitis,' Croup, (bdr-
bold on the evening of Prid Mowat, William Mowet. -Also, sy. Read Colds,-Catarrh, -gore Thr- Boys' Solid" Leather Boi9t, with solid rubber heal, sizes
6th,atthe Mount Zionul=yj arrannemento have been made f or�-ram Tonsil ills. Success or Money
any children in,or near Greenwood!'Back. E.,C. Jones, druggist., I to 5J,$1.98.
7 Obarch. 'Mr. Gordon Lapp, of the
receive the treatment free of
B. W.-B., will he the speaker. All to
all charges. They wM receive N*w Adol4w"soments.
:aft welcome. their first treatment on Satarday.
—Qbeeter Butt has moved into r
Oct. 7 th. at Dr Cartwrigbt*s olfi',--e C.11DER-M AXING—At lot IS. con.1
D. Dranni's reeldenee.. soft we un N
otn2W0330p. m. Plesee be, %- Pickering (Docker's Iiill on Brock Road). G. M SW C HAP M
derstaod that Gordon White. who 'r 5,Cavan. 4
on time.
has been residing in Oshawa, has
---Frank Hall has plumbers at VOR RENT-7-roonied'framohoupe.
moved Into Rvissell Burrell'o . cot. IL Jn the Villrge of Brougham. ApplytorMrs.
present installing stearm. pipes Ili - ". ; - ..
tase, which Mr. Butt has just hirs. new green house. ThiA will A. Moffat..Brougham.
vacated.
prove a ygiluable- scidition to hi-_ 1,-0R'RE.VT-7-roomPd brick house, ou %
�Preparstory services will be - : Here Are. 4, -
property. It is 1001eitt long and JL water, good garden. fruit trm&vd "rage.
held intho United Chnrcb on the 30 feet wide, and is now filled with Apply L.D.Banks.P;ckenng.--cktf
lavening of Friday. Oct. Oth. -fkt*,s growing vegetables and foliageg R SAIX—One Quillbor beater. zit
Jock, when Rev. Fred Horton, arly new. and good s:pall c.ook stave.
o'c F2
Did flowering- plants. '. These b3- cheap. Apply F.M.Coh"s'piclain.-
of Greenw,)od. will be the preach a orns-to plants. hich are 'Roast Pork,
7.30. clude t, W
or. The session will meet at heavily loaded with fruit which "FOR 8 A LE-20 ft.joists.2 1 12:also
:All are welcome. , doors and sash.window frames.stairway and Cooked Havot
will ripen - Bait month and will am,
Apply Syd Schmidt. Stanley The-
-Many complaints are. being winter -He atret 912a>83'ville. 4stf W.
'heard from fixiners in -this neigh continue ripening all Jjetlied Tongue,
hals also &-lairge quantity of let 2
7 borbood of the tramping over TOUSE TO RENT IN PICKERINO "Jellied Velat
111old@-ant]cropil.shooting partridge toce. parsley -and red peppers. for HVILLAGE—on Oct. 2ad to responsible
which he will find a ready market Apply to Thomas Douglas.. 136 Fulton 15c.
0
:'.andublalwants, both of which Is in the city all -winter. We con- ronto. z Xt
T. Belogna�
2 Ibo. for' 951r.
iU@W, by' otirsingers, 'wilo .!we grattilate Mr. Hall on his enter- 'VOR SALE—A vi3mber of Barred Headicheemet ... . ..
Ronerally consider come f rain too
L' Rock rullets.ready to lay.' .Also a.303 cali-
pries and hope that the venture
bre Lee-Enfield sporting rifte Apply Harry Rose, 14f-
R
ty will prove a profitable one, R.R. 2. Pickering. special, Bacon, half or whole side, IA
ei—ib, Th..k It
offenag meeting ..vj
of -tibe W. M' S. of St, Andrew's —The September. weeting of the Minced Steak, 3 The for 2ft.
T Between CiaremoDt and-Jxig.
Church will i; held at the home of Women's Institute wFits held at the 7'.7
LUonader—hill's farm on the fith linecif Uxbridge,
'-Mrs. W. J. Miller, on Wednesday, home of 1drs. W. J. Miller on Toes- Finder please 3 The for
day last week.,�nc car rug. Stowing Beef,
on"
day, Sept. 26th., with Miss A. E. leave at Lptber Pilkey's shop.
Oct, Ilth, at &00 o'clock. p. m
dson presiding. and thirt SHOOTING MATCH—The -XIDOU -All Moats kept under Electrical
Mrs. Steinmentz, of Toronto. will Ricbar y
give an address on her work-five being present. After�thensual shooting match at David Graham'%. lei 14.
V11 Ref rige ration.
con.10,Markhaim,will be held an Thanksgi .7
Among the Hung'arians. Allithe business was attended to., & .very at I V'clock,when a,numb" of wi
laidies of the couirlregation are in. enjoyable program was given. 9%Ykered as prizes.
aln
W
—The Woman's Association of. 901(a and 'Mrs. Cr'onk gave i springs.4 walnut dining ro*mchairs', double
Uble cover. pictures,
the United Church will inee' prone reading.' The tiveciallspeaker' crtumne curtairs, a wool E D
Mrs Sprott rerlderm two vocal
vited to attend this meeting. OR SALE—I mahogany bed d
&blim. F
t in white dishes,I Quebec heater, I commode.Biw
St. Andrew's Church on Tnesda.y, ofthe afternoon, Dr. Rose Bender 11 cairipetsweeper,also pans etc. Appl YA J
son, of Toronto, gave a very in ter O'Malley.whitevale' 6 utcher ' .(Phone 3000)
Oct.lotb. Fit 3 o'clock, There will
be an interesting programme, the, est3bg iddress on. "Canadian W OR SALE—Owing tc; the lose of
insin featurer being a talk by Miss wen's Responsibility F
As Dr. our barns and season's crop,we are Comipell-
VA Margaret Pennell on. bar -t Henderson has t7ravelled a ltre ed to-dispose�of the following : 2NJ feeding steers tk
rip to tt nd heifers, 600400lbs. Arranimments can ba 10 ...". - ,
deal and has been in social service a le parties foi fesding dubin �:-5-
Gaspe. This 1equire will be of,an made with responsib 5. Also 7t
-all the winter in lots of not less than Ma
too White Rock pullets
iusp&V interest sivid most entertain wotk in, many countries, we Barred Rock pullets. Pickefing' Meat -
le-Arned much from bar tailk. The commencing to lay and weighing 5-6 The, from
14r. All the ladies of the rengre.
meeting closed by' singing "God blood-tested stock,go cents each. F. H*Well
gatilon are invited to attend. ney,lot 11,con.3,Pickering.Phone Pick 1413.6
—Thankilgiving Sunday will be Saiil the King."
OFFERS
observed in the United Church, —Anniversary serviees in the
VOTERS' LTST9 1933
inorlaillig and evening, with a United Church Will be be)d on
pp�o- Specialln Choice Beef :
priate sermons and special mulille. Sunday, Oct. 15th, whiln,Rev. R.
In the morning the subject will be S. Lsidlaw. of Erskine Church,
-The Uses of'Memory." TheSse. Toronto,' will preach at both ......
t 'mi e -3 lbs.
MW*Dt Of the Lord's Supper-will services. Rev. Mr. Laidlaw is one Municipality of the Township of Shoulder 's 'eako ne d,
Pickering
be oboerved;at thii service. In ofTorointo's well known speakers,
the evening the subject will IL)@o and will be assisted at the morn Notice is hereby given that I have-Round Steak, per 1b..
-be a thanksgiving sermon on the Ing service by the home choir, mad complied with section 9 of the Vot 0 4:!
text. "Let the redeemed of the in the evening by the choir of the era' Lists Act-and that I have post- Prime Ribf 0 a 4 1
my office at VMtevale on
Lord say so," Claremont' United Chnrcb. On ed up at
—The aimunnil track meet of the Tuesday evening the fowl supper the 9th day of 'September, 1938, the FORTERHOUSE ROAST13
;S. Ontario Continuation schools and conceit will be held,at which bst of all persons entitled to vote in
the Wd Municipality at rnmicillail 47c per 1b.
Was held in Memorial Pork, Pick. the Toronto -Vocal Ensemble will;
eiriDg. 00 Friday lost. - The wasitb provide the program,accompanied elections and that such� )iiist r-eimaiiii
there, 'for inspection.'
or waii ideal with thiR j*sult th&t & by an elocutionist and possibly a
And I hereby jeall. upon all vot*rs
nood crowd wits in attendance. harpist. The Ensemble of eight
to take immediate proceedings* to
The usual events were keenly con voice@, combining the Radio Art ha;ve in*' erf AN DR
or;s or- omissions-corr-r
t4loted by the athlete@ of the three ists, the former Canadian Singen ected according to law, the last day
schooN. providing a most enter and the CavedisingletteiL under.
for appeal illeing the 3fth day -of 1jFhone No. #000
Linden,
Weina daly for those interested the direction of Don S. September, 1933,
in athletics.. Claremont scored Radio Con�mission Bane. will give
pgted this i5th day of September,
boar
tbo highest number of points by a variety program of one P83- in
widis mertfirli,, with Brooklin ow :nd a hailf. Admission,* aqd V Donald L 1114019046 On
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