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;rjt the request of Attorney - Goner- their lack of confidence in most Suffragan Bishop Beverley, Admin.. REVi MORRISON SELLAtt, B. A. • #,'`; • . � . �
es men "from town" being, able to do isters Rite of ConfirmatiOv- B. >�•, TOR'ON►i`O T� SPEAK Localisms, s
d Gordon D. Consent, the Bpea _, i HERE. SUNDAY'
2 the townships of Ontan9 Cotrnby, very mach hard. work on the farm,
,f 'Warden, -the Mayors Of -the nit- to which Mr. - MaciAren corrected Seventeen candidates were core• ;
es and towns of the southern sect- by pointing ubest of lightersdui - Dunbarton on 'Wednesday even- of Glenmount Morrison United Church �7or MM
tatives and a erg Sv$mgast B;Anp Ravertey, D onto. will be the guest speaker at I1e�W and daughter, y
ocsl per men, att$nded a Tea wmen_ they cuuta 1�, `-: , `' vnv hti+ronto, called on reistiv.
of Toronto, - aaministered the the Sunday evening • service of the es in town this weeks ,
at his home at Simeoe St`r. refaising the farmef to' carry out ' D., The Women's Institute will meet -
�Oshawta, on .Fri4r evening the heavier work, to which he was Rite of Confirmation, addressing .'the United Church here. His subject � on Tuesday, June 30, at the home of
the farm labour accustomed. — the "urban" man has candidates with a brief message of be "Christ and 'the Alphabet". ',
"A to discuss thereb rendered some assistance spiritual guidance and underlining Mrs: Frank Hall. Program for the _ _
she er�hich he described, as pro- Y _ s .. -- - e #� ha �hhurch and all
-_ _ _ st.aa roan _ eat.,. �.: ? '
bably the most serious of any of tb toward the harvest — and'- biV -tkw -mom- -� -- �pmll�rttsr> -PAY-
nounties of the province. oounta, today. School boys and even it stands tore _WESTMIN&MR ASBEV . Hints. A Report of the District An-
tdr. Alex. a 'province. Chief o! the women are going to be cousidered. Rev. E. G.- Robinson, •Rector of r - must. An Address by Mrs. A; E,
'lme situation is this — whether St, Paul's, Dunbarton, and
St. Dominion Day, July lst,'S 'ep� Baldwin on —Our Flag. A Talk on .
Farm Service Dept, described many we like it or notes men in is George's, Pickering, presented the ecial service - -- dedicated to ,Canada Air Raids and Emergencies in the
Hostess-
conditions throughout •tJle pro,OAM will be broadcast lt6' the BIBC fretm Home, '
Which lest us without say question the_ onlq source - left • from w� to candidates and read the scripture. - _ - by i�ra. Hutchison, Busters -
its to the seriousness of the farm seek relief for this Tabour sho ge. 'I[ie choir d "St. George's, Ytsketrii ,' Wes ninstes Abbey, i,onaon, L "e. �. . -
- Details of --the plan will. be in'ade feeder' the direction of F,- 'A. Robin, •The sermon will be Preached by .His ing at 2.80.
labour situation in this province, known by this weer end, after sang, — God so Laved the World, The high floods of the past
Local Industries, socb - as. Defense t oSErator0*_ After 'the . Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury- P sP�g
es and General Motord
an Which,- we, is town will . W - pitchin' dung The Dominion Day Service will be have caused a considerable amount
recognised as chief attractions to hay IIe� w service, members and 'candidates en- heard as a delayed broadcast in of damage and lose to the Nowldrk high wages and . - - joye� s social hour in the basement Canada on the National Network of flats at Clarendon Wood, Large
labour is this area, gh of the church ...� the CRC from 2.00 to 71.8U P. m, in . quantities of mud and trees canning
COR14MPONDEENT91 :w ever the upper- dstni_an� ato
sixht,bour aw appears tic, he &W" ahead of farming to taost men, even United Church ' S; S. Picnic vatario, Vii e�L.o..L.J, d,.l, ist. - which
to farm owners, soave of whom have Owiag to the. holiday next week, Ping in the bulb and pond which
closed up the farm and come to OiWedaeeday, July 1�) may we The annual picnic ..of the ,Sunday out. J he latter is now been tract -nor
all. points Tun this ]rave your budgets one dky ' earlier School of the Pickering United A. R. P• dosing oat John Teefy has the contract !or - FWwring,-
eza1' instances of 200- than usual. Thank Yes. — rditor Church is being held this Saturday the teaming, and' nn the of mom' -
ARM r. R. b,..... .,' •••::• _ Memorial Park, m ended work here'
ere and teams are now on the job.
t ' Ct_ Georire's ndavt Dune _
v Chu h Ru
,� �n � the
on the Pte+ were referred to, 1 town .here. Sports- and picnic lunch. — - - -- -_. — 2$. — Getebration of the' 110th An- _
gp�s Bee -jtal 'en June. S0. here. , lr_ l A R. —p- a-rSa ization
We believe it came as a surpri,x r..vey....v b === -e aiversary vi the Fuuudius WI Guo of
to many, to hear that -Baca a state Ii aid of Pickering Red Cross; the o'clock. at the Park continues weekly. on its Course# g. Parish to St, George. Oe special
exists. Grain cps are repot •}q. ' ixtstruction every Monday evening- reacher at the morning, service 11
be "good". It has then become a Pupils Mrs. Spsatt Weil give pUP1p1,AR JOHNSON ENTER- ,lit the school, Dr. N. F, Tomlin- P r'g' _ _ -- .
tact — 'that, unless help u secured their annual Spring Recital and - ---- �'kisiF.1iS, CZg son, `"Medical Officer of Health for a- m. will be Rev. lI. F, Wlddows, -
PageantF — Salute to the Red Cross GARDEN PARTY B. A., Rector of Trinity East, Tlor-
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from some source, ,these crops can _ this Municipality, and Mrs, H. G, onto. in the evens the Rector. _ • _. .
not be harvested and and ' United Nations, on Tuesday, - JULY -ls. - - R. N.. (both-of (.7aremont) n8 -
we might June 3% at &lb in the United, M� . Rev: E, . G. Robinson will condutrt
not be far astray is saying that, tug- Church. Silver collection. The - Johnson £nt4irtainwr•s, now have been giving their services, un- the Service and preach. You are
less these crops are harvested.."We; selfishly, without any remuneration
well -known in this district for their cordially invited to attend these ser-
and our - troops don't -eat°; -- . . Grw AmRSna# :&anlat -t'ary - - - to the .preparation and delivery of -at-
Tide- is no idler or "thin" talk- splendid programs of musrc, and vices, SeadaY Sehooi 10 -s: m_ -
_,_, instruction in First- Aid and Hoene
*ham in Von definite, ,d eerions �l"h! .nr,rial Mni�ecr y ajcits etc... are to provide the entire N��g.
C:arAOT Pig ., to -bout forts enrolled
situation here in Ontario County in the Cedaszna Canyon, will be den , a at one a rur a , u l f ter- members, largely ladies. As we,, in
A �P of �; acres_ of Rees, riot den •Party, on Saturday, July 18th Pickeri Villa from our locatl'on,
held ip ° Cedar Grove on - Saturday v �•
*w fr+ssn hire' is already, a complete evening, July 11th Tlalent of the We recommend them to local and- are the most vitauj concerned, and
Tenet, as a group providing a clean,
loss, through lack of help, the owner usual high' calibse has been engaged. are the. more 3n• need of this instruc-
wholeebme_ program of'Tine eater
boa given up, discouraged, and has Qn the follolw*!ng 8urday svewng, tion — avre these two good' friends,
need "1 t at"r- ameral Mot- Jul 12th, the Annual Young Peo- snrnent. -• (frohi .a not so �tntnerabl� section)
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pley Open Air Service is to be held a debt of gratitude for the time and
�► general meeting was called for Dr. Conboy, mayor or. rorvniv L W %era .vf T -- i.,t- .�o`�`they sve given -
Wednesday, dune 24th, at Whitby, be the guest speaker. here in the South; I�iey have shown
to and introduce a plan to _ - ._Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Petty and a mach greater- interest in the velr
$t. Georgeis Anglican Guild' k `
and, help from urban' sour- : Mr. and Mrs,. Wesley Petty: wish to fare of those in the South hEze; .;
ces of; labour supply, , 'Ilntraday. . July 2nd.
which will in- ' extend their heartfelt mania and than the majority of those` same I
etude, in cur owe particular case, '!be regains meeting • of the SL appreciation for the seta of kindness people are showing- .in themselves.
the invitation to business man In 'the messages
of - !*mps;thg ' and beauti- it all appear's to. be L}•pical of a
George's Guild will be held Thurs-
villaFee to give one or more, or even ta] floral offerings .received fzoen state that permitted a caller at the
a bait day' a -week on a nea ty day, July 2, at the home of Mrs their kind friends and neighbors News office a few days ago, who
Wlm. Crurnmer, with Mesdames aTT „tg tl,e;r recent bereavement. after taking part in a discussion of
Wade and Robbins as hostesses; _ the war, said — "Oh well, let tnem
fight it out ". .(who did he mean by _ --
l�irs�frrsnrts+stsN irsarlM. p! lT gm ? Ed• ) Norman Locaa, Pioneer Producer 5
�,d IMe Pickering Plant is Permanent? Frank Prouae, Cyril Morley and CAC Stare, Toronto. -
{ Art,- .Mitchell have an eniviment of
R B. FORSYTH. Oph. D.. Director :_ -nay ermigzate.>o_ Cgnn, w twenty-eight•, every o Monday night.
�pI Aeodatloada w+o a•s. With -such salesmen, who have so taking their training in fighting SERVE
na>Srne em6wof, the Amerk= nip ;.� 'Out 'dt the g)oaarr that Joseph much at stake — how.long will �ihe fire, dealing With incendiary bombs J - -.
'ate � t. � of t. Basnigan is talking, I nee that Pick- ? _
ex -farm site rennin vacant? —not ere. Their group is composed, largely j �"' �!
ering is almost sure of a permanent long; in m3 opinion, although. there of very -young men — the help of AND ALSQ 7GIVE - -
Plant. a is no guarantee. W i 't the prosper a few older men would be apprec- c p _
DONALD RUDDY I3arriatee. I do not mean that the Defense of a Hydro - Electric Development in fated here, too, and would give con- =IINSURANCE
Industries ,will always be there. - nor siderable encouragement to the am-
R,., ivowy p,,,•y 101 -ass. the St;' I.avt rence River of over one _ ` •- - _ - _ _
9alO. turm.dy"ecuvred ki taei.te a• s: Carir that they will always fill shells in million'horsepower- help ?.; bitious young fellows. Tlhey. bring -
atra,.ouss Wins a t.Owt . Whitby• el, those temporary builds gs, but we �SERVICE� - -
'There is. the fact that the surer in "specialists” to •lecture on their
BEATON, � BELL &' ROB,' are sore that the near-of, rare...rc;: there is an industry, true g +rdlc, branch of the A. R. P, and they are -
Barristers tt Solicitors to Tyoronto, that is level, has unlian 'Will be the .pull -of Ajax ,away. from Pinging that they too, have plenty: T E. 3'IORLEY
ited waters supply; a double railway Pickering, — and that is our den- to learn. _ C Y R I t � .
t .�iLATC7N. K.G. aeiepaooa lime, a -xo - - r Pickering should, not - move. z r t�enrvs.t.' -
e.ifitOOKE BELL. K. C. Adel,2M le electric power, wi 1 definitely tar, r. a �' ••.i61.A en -. � t�: � n
P � South -east -- but will do so. if we Monday .-next on — Dental can. SERVICE PROTECTION
Do. ROX -- - t a, . i-#o -ate! industrs' or- better nowt an something.
872 Day St. ��
j l,4. POND 'Toronto still — some industries. i at are we do? - tats! .
If 'the cease- Bring' bilgles take a- Let's get together — hake our'- Ile "Big Store"' a• D g
. � way all buildingx machinery and selves. up to .Pace the future . as men ,
s,«, ' .leebw ehis ease. Net zailwsg traces, there stilt will be and women of courage, as Canad= gain the target- 0
lets the water_ mains, the sewage .Tans building a a new noel better. 7 g _ • IasIIrtinns of All $lII�g.
the ball- thieves �,N
1 a�etls. "l es
sated road beds fog railewsy aiding
- _ - and the roads why?
Because Let's seethe Viltaie 11l2'uatees and _..
D• �s.t e GTOWi GEW the IT'awnship Council. Eels rhlty Seourft and Ser�liCd.11 - — -
MOO s�sa.M.. � � the salvage would not pay fm the, Ontario Municipal - Department. .'A �reai -ia at the grocery and
ijaLissws a+wWav •oat: stew « diglir►S•t a nevus site of, more oar Provincial an¢ Federal mom- �y`oods store of M. S. Ciiaprrran Addy.
re ltCK MS -
level
than 2oo0 acres is valuable to somas �Unitad wu, — the apathy- of cesxW to thieves, who made a get. - -
A+. E. RKiHAR03014 industry — who' t Federal, Provincial a" County ant . awag with a largo amount 'of goods Plip Ate( � R YILTil i � -
A�N�RAb : INBQB�lrlli Tbp C. X. IL -a horities canrwnt "pick on Plebe � every department. 71le robbery Na i,
AAL 29TAT2 1!r:e revenue now, will net 'lightly me'. We are patriotic, we have our was the second at the "big Stoic" /��,� -.
0 it. And the (. N. $ Pro share, but_ we 'will not be wiped *Vt iu the_ last -two months. _ �ria�ke t
%M -' poiat�d ant tins ate to tai : -lwi�_ .a �U _ _ , According to Corsalabk F. B. Ir- -- - - -- --
1 ��: tlgll� . Irnda+dtt!!! in �! first pUee,.. and ass p� of a tawh - -vine', who was on duty In the Vill-
a -
d fie. will' "+wort Ion beliee to find ' a Plan
the Provincial Government, � that night until 2 o'clock, the Fke � Cmm" of Ted! ttw Otte•
lh�rs X& � _ -Aw industry. pp. iSri of aiamufact- aoare sort of gene SaWtVIAm by break -in was made around three or �
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Wing plants to keep the lacane. the Federal Goverrment towards ads: twaeeas, •ter Corp]. Qi �• ; .- _ - --
��• The Ontario Hydro Cotn>�sfion soar o.d �' " of C. A. L F. and e! t '
odG! ins eves made
M. _MAW water- — abetter place for Perm+ antrar through the !runt duct, _ --
llttlfllD �IIOTIOtI =IUt �t4ti :knelt s_= lone= —ta_ _ - -- =cominrort - -
also, new customers are more the community, thek�e on the door indicate. I'rrntles). F'atss aqd F'ai'm
♦',LU�TOR profitable than the salvage 'of+ miles
MIsls 'ersRdeetsd Arywles'e .• of topper .and. $e - Groceries, and dry gam Sales a apedbiiti7 .at tats grad
�� . (this is the escbnd of a short series
!fie m writ,4' ,�* �°Oa!' ' ''What about the government -owned of ar'ticies running weekly is these were the main articles taken. Con- able i>zts
tli>t�t.
Allied War Supplies Coip — British caolun: ns, by a keen student of affairs stables Ilrvine and Satherlaad are
Wldtb7. olarlo. owned in part will they pot comb the writer describing the local trends investigating. _ -•
- geest Britain -for-waft ea as- as the writer. sees it. —.Ed.)
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,.. r Bialiep, Adzes ,,,, w�. S, U N D A Y k...:
• s The report that the Japanese-
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Graff Pilots S C H O O L
y have been using elephants for �+ DIALING WITH DAVE: f
A& Marshal W. A. (Billy) Blab- some of their transport has stirred L E eJ S O N
urged a group of uating the memories of old mil it Mon, rake, a hatchet, a pis tt:o «Lis -
tles, a kazoo, a pair of fooa
ots At No. li Service Flying who, Says The Edinburkk Scots- LESSON 26
tongs, an electrical switch and tso
rsin114 School of the B oyai Can- man. recall the days when - as _ '
aIp11IIg.Yaow -come ofnl'Ot FACTS VERSUS _ pieces of rubber soonQ'e. All in
DRINKING PROPAGANDA all, - s in " a
I qua. to keep fit, keep alert and the heavy gars 1n India Were e1e- Proverbs 21:17; 23:32; Isaiah Slade put
*eep learning." phant drawn: There v s legend weekly half hour on the chili
The Canadian flying ace of the that this came to an end after a 5:20 -231 Hoses 4:11; Joeh3: 2, 31 show. An hour later, he turned
" First-- Gseat_'War, now director of famous ,march -past, when, as 24 Ephuians tia8 • ' " for the `Hour ' of Charm' broad-
R. C. A. F. heeruiting, recalled an Can- elephants approached the sal-
entice TEXT. lE ai ■a.re cast. This time, his duties were _
-. iucident concerning one of his 1+1- •• +gig- post- -serf Stood th* Vice- "tie thee, Consent thou not. ridiculously simple. All he had
iu.. -: o..�.liia- heroes or the war. r°y, they trumpeted in salute- Prov. 1:10. "- -h :' - -to- do onome UoI
the late Col: W. G. Barker, V.C., and thereby scattered cavalry, THE LESSON NI 1T3 SETTING' to the microphone - to indieate
- - `'which he sald.showed haw solid Time. -The Book of Proverbs the passing of time: But believe
�- with mounted officers of all ranks, was written about 1,0 tl B.C. That
- is tho rock ad tradition In our air for miles over •the countryside. Q us, the excellent co- ordination of
' forces:' Horses strongly object to. the Portion from Isaiah from Which music and sound effects are vitally e
_ - Col. Barker, in ,eo --4nd of s scent of the elephant, but his our lesson was taken was written important to the creation •bf the
pquadron battling the Austrians on trumpeting just sends them mad. about 760 B.C. The early part of
weird atmosphere that makes each
Rhe Italian front, had complete su- the book of Hosea describes ev- ? Inner Sanctum show so effectivel
> emacy_,ia the air and the eftmy' - NevertheleaS as old cavalryman. onto taking place about 780 H.C.; r
ad been reluctant to fight. , commenting on this, writes to say the prophet ,Joel. wrote his book , F ` ' ` `
„ ; he cannot imagine anything more about 800 B.C. The Apostle Paul W =s ; ;: ; ;ag,:><:<' ; ; ;» '
. HA,had a challenge print-
upsetting to the nerves of the wrote the E Epistle to the E hesians Red - bearded "Peter Donald, the
ad and 'dropped, thousands of thBm p p- " •�
over the Austrian lines," Air Mar- steadiest horse than a windmill in about A.D. 64. friendly philosopher, on Carns-
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Baal 1snop $tia. --It. Was tae mawin In 14us^^e dmiag —F.vLo ,
" ursday at 10.4b a.m. from
greatest. I- 1.4booeve; over flung the last war he saw the march and the earlier part of Isaiah's LOWELL THOMAS` - Th
down ", discipline of an Indian cavalry prophecies were probably written CKOC, , is also the M.C. on ,.
regiment comletely set at naught Jerusalem. All we can sit of Famous Network and Newsreel WOR's "Can You Top That" fun
The challenge read:. y commentator, was recently con- show. He recent! hit- the ulti-
- Mal, W. G. Barker, V.C., D.8.0, by the Whirling sails and the yet the• prophecies of Hosea and Joei Y
L • more alnrmin sweep of their vault +,, ,, forced an Honorary Doctor of mate mark of .180 on the . "Lau h
® -- m�-3n�tht- ?fiCelac�mr-_ g s that-= T-ae:: `�r -t..• _ .. g
pommland presenf -heir complt• —shadows on -the grass. -Almost -aa-- — kingdvw �I '.arises:-- The—city +ec�a,a �ic�aer fav+u �ao.l Iic, xula jn @t @T noel! On the /nOW, Wltn i
r. meats to Capt. Brumowsky, Rlther - alarming to his own mount was, Ephesus, to which the Ephesi n-- -macs all- Coil@ge� -- - -- _ , - d
you Fiala. and Capt. iiaTratii, and ho mays, a small balloon which had Epistle was addressed was, in the ' ! • that listener dropped Peter a line .
t .:the p � their ad, broken away and, on reca . y greatest This., week -end `will bring to s which read "I was particularly in-
mid _ lrs da a of Panl, o� of the
sad request the pleasure and wait tethered close to the ground. cities of the Roman Empire, lo- close the current series of many terested to hear your version of
honor of meeting in the -air. _ . Finally, he has ridden a horse sated in the. _province, of Asia,_ ' of your top -flits 'wintertime' lis- that joke. You see, I heard Peter
I$ order to save Capt. Brumow- which would sot step ovei a hose+, which is- now Asia Miner. toning shows - including Fred Donald, Senior, your father, tell.
Sky, Rither - von Fiala. and Capt and, no larbher away than Edia- r Allen, the Ha G Share the the men yarn at Tony Pastor's
Havratil and the gentlemen of burgh, another which was reputed Bitter Fruits
PPY s8.
p 17. "Hs, that loveth pleasure ealth, True -1:�, Ill�ulal
Ah•Ir rt7 �- -. - the inconvenience of to lets nothing save uenmb�nla- shsu -de —a poor man: He that Iov- Rhythm, Charlie McCarthy II1cCarthy slid T[w 's Thatt
searchimS for them, Mai. Barker tors! "Horses," he says, "are . wine and oil shall not be others. Either they go off 'alto- Jim Jordan, Jr., young son of-
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and his officers will bomb Godega areatuaes-of unaccountable whim= rA." There is not here a direct gether for the summer months, or -Jim (Fi'bber McGee) Jordans, will
_ airdrome at''10 a.m. daily, weather also, and in that fact lies part of prohibition of pleasure, wine and have summer replacements until enter the Army Air Corps train-
permitting. tar the mauls' fort• the fascination. -_. _ „�
but #wig-} the new fail aeries begin. Hear $
at _ before the end e`
nit' that the. man who sets his heart Charlie's irresistible doings Sun- -
"That was the Spirit then," the on theme thin shall know pay- day night at 8.00 o'clock -eBC June. Giant' Simms, who held '
"Air Martial said. "The esprit' de At one time is 1917, during the things includin CKOC, CBL, CBO t �+e vocal spot on the Bob Burma
corps is today, I 'would day, even last war, stocb of sugar in Bri- erty.. Only s few is the world are g• airshow, bowed out to start a new
' greater; the comradeship an true tain were reduced to about four rich. the rest must live within • .' . picture for RKO. Ginny is an ez-
_ ands IoyaL c days' consumption. certain restricted incomes, and the Here's a bit-of contrast for yon.- Kay Kyser vocalist. A- minor" ;
t s 1 lea Olson, u,e suuud vlh........,
never been able to afford these put in -a busy half -hoar Sunday . (featured ails often on And-
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Arias. ;b - s�eee$• ••Is-Et' -- *' -'TMs"— 8 nda at 6.15
RADISE APPLE j se eat the last it bite #h like show (CKOC -8.80 p.m.). The CKOC) when she moved into her
a serpent, and etingeth like as
adder. The oases is this various sound effects called for new Lake Toluca home fn- Norte
Fr 1t by the script required the use of Hollywood - she lost her sugar-
_ HOUWNTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle or verse refers to wine, which is the three doors, a window equipped rationing book l The Academy
- .- - - theme of the precedinC two Award aeries are Hollywood
1 Coaltnon ft Wt- o
blossom with shades and Venetian blinds. Yw pt's
4 It is a —� ad = 22 song for tvm verses. a' French door, two chests at ductions, starring various Holly.
the tropi=. 24 Bartered. Good and Evil drawers, a box of glass fragments,. wood radio - lites, including Lurens
12 Clod of wet' ZS Its is 20. "Woe unto them that call - -three turntables, a dozen records, Tuttle, One Munson, Gail Pace, -
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its Spurred With used as a evil good, and good evil; that pat a Chinese gong, •gravel bas, a Elaine Barrymore and otheret
1e bsittr�. tk1- � s+�t darkness --for- light, 4nd light [� 11 RLO LOG _
r li i:eyij roc ll3rCe'. sweet end sweet for bitter I" =T
27 Kite end. , • 'rosolaTO STATIONS CKAa tilsataeal sear -- atsuR•! WAVE
_ 19 Skirp4lsb. Evil, as hostile to God is desk sass asela" astsz
2$ TO Tatigltidt - ' os•s:a INS. OEL Ieea C,s 4 earl' ..
- Health � `
30 To leave. in its' nature and therefore loves exct, seer. rnmT toter cKA �h•: -[� *A"
- - _:.S1 TnundSdiost. - vs. iETwosucs cacao ottaws I.S and tLfau■ -
Bibb _._ darkness, And. although it may be W ,w,Y,c, Hie sear salsa we..1.. t s&" ts./a. to
i3 plus- sweet- to the material taste, it is W rr.SLC. Blue Ile' Corso /t "WY Inc o
= priest nevertheless bitter, insaamch as WANG sari:) Min Como sra>
' "!4 Ledge. 34 Mwes won sass.► III* _
pr'oper'ty, it produces abhorrence and dim- CA3ADt" STATIONS wdsaa� Isar , �„ t
. lea Disorganized CV811 -owes ae. laor v.s. JorAviotls f
retreat, 49 Resinous. 5 Uncle. 36 To plunge - gust in the godlike nature of man. CKew gaud1 /in tta k WrAa success I
- 2$ Sbea;,'s mat 31 Timid. 6 Its ripe
fruit into water. and, after a brief period of self- Cesn. Has xten seer WZAim ar aaewo ttpk -
cn;:t•i ■.. r.aL .�sar -e[L�/ Olidaia! ate eMaf
29 Natural 53 Right. 13 either soil an 11a11aa river, aeeeptlon, mt .turnea into the airier suer I esttwl eaek WaT
power. 64 Fes, ,_.br 41 Kind of woe of fatal results.' CrCH Norte Bay user KDKA l7etsrarr t wQEa tats
Al. Adeantitne. ;06 Form of "a." 7 Born. boxing glove, 2-i: " Woe unto them that are crco scat's user Lear a'l"`•'teaa.
_ $ . Thrich (abbr.). {I7 It !; —d 8 Advertise- 43 Sloth. " C JCS Lasers . 'seer wo EBttrl. agar
wise in their own eyes. and prod- Gt a etraetsre ltieer vast stt/srt. /ate we rlua, ta.xm G; =
- CRRC Kinpt•s 14M �/![iw • rasa' wi li ly
135 married. or grown in sent (abbr.). 46 Clock face. ant in theii sight.` . Self soneeit C.nt• Sault sta. as. lass alts D. .eIt tear w x°.i tLdow
I• "° - - '37 Cravat- - many climates 9'To inatigaie- 48 Unit of force.. was strikingly characteristic of
98 Ancient. __ 160 The shank. 19 Glass bottle, 50 Insects' eggs. the Jews, particularly the Phari-
4 a9 Hawaiian 61 Condition, rl And. 52 To loathe. sees, in the time of our Saviour. the drinking of intoxicating liq- the pagans of Ephesus, but to the
r ice, VERTICAL 14 Tiny. 53 Fabulous bird. vor. bean is -a noble creature Christian believers in the city of
As they supposed that they _were
e -p I,o� powp, 1 Palm lily. i5 Rumanian 55 Bugle plant. already wise enough. they refused when he- lives according .to the - Ephesus. This verse oi4 our lea-
,42 Inclined '2 spoken• coins. 57 Cubic (abbr.). _ laws of God; when he violates son is a command. We are to
-- -44 OEM 3 Geld house. 18 Destiny: o5 rieuter - them, he does not think, talk, live rulea wltn rue izoly Spirii. ..L
_ >•3Ranted. 4Transp� 20 Boot- porno the effect of such self- confidence; or work in a normal,-noble, human the same time, we are not to be
4? Pattern block. (abbr.). Zl It he's ayellow -39 Preposition, and hence the Saviour required - drunk -with wine.' The two are
' his disciples to be meek, - and Vass' " antagonistic to each -other. A
f Z 3 1 14 6 7 t3 y 10 it humble and teachable as children. 2• 1 *gill. gather ah nations.
_ + 22. "Woe unto them that are and will bring them • down into drunkard is not .filled with the
_ IZ ra 44 IS mighty to drink wine, ,and men . the valley of Jehoshaphat; . and -I Holy Spirit. A man filled with
will execute judgment -upon them the Holy Spirit will not be drunk
of strength to mingte strong w1 wine. But why are 'these two
- 17 14 m drink; 28. That justify the wicked there for my people and for my
�. for a bribe, and tae away the heritage Israel, whom they' have ingly contradictory state-
- - It Zy 24 25 righteousness of the righteous - scattered among the nations: and merits
a bin Because they both tTe
► from him!" The word here trans- they have parted my land; S. and p g
t' li Z7 lated 'mighty' is really a word have cast lots for my people, and �t,an° � life
life lived tRrtabove` the
meaning 'heroes.' But the men• have given a boy for a harlot.
► Bt described are
heroes 'riot in , and sold' a' -girl for wine, that they normal plane of "existence.
' avenging wrong, but in drinking may drink." The reference here
a� v6inae men of rannwn; though not is t0 those nations 0� 'the earth �y fl Ashing
- - - -- _ _i9r '_deciding between guilt and which have taken the people or
► 42 3 44 innocence, -but ror ,,,i_:iuf, :pp Israel ca:,tive. The awfulness of Probably the ` strangest iele.
strong wines,; whereas they judged selling these people into slavery phone 'call handled 'by -Air. 'Raid
46 - -tin jusftTid�oo�ribe5 th-st tlsey-- - -was aggravated by tl..' J;,��.t:res- recsu� ;u,.o upt.aLv. „L tiiagara-
' °ij'•'''`'``' " " "'''`'>' "' g *hich the conquerors had in mina $
mi ht consume the reward of 9 Falls, Ont., Burin a recent black -•
their injustice in drink and de- in these sales. These dreadful out rehearsal was from' an• excited
t` bauchery.' �icee, icwduess and liri,fri"g, al- woman who asked if the sirens
se _ s3 56 11. "Whoredom and wine and ways follow war and go together, sounding signified the war was.
E - new wine take away the under- as we saw in the last passage over.'
standing.''' Nothing will take away 18. "And be not drunken. with
man's understanding; his common wine, wherein- is riot, but be filled Dearly° every bomb shelter, in
sense, his power.of reasoning, as with - ±>,e chic; +� }' �rt,a Fm�at)w t[f__ Malta is ann ;nnarl with electric
C_ F indulgence in sensual sins, and in the Ephesians was written not to lights and radio. e
FOP— Pop'll Be Back Early in the Afternoon) - By J. MILLAR WATT -
- A -YOUR WIFE SAYS S44VS :� - 1r WAS C*Wy
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ETTER BAK FLAT ��lSL�ly � i ',•;p;7y
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a' Am JS a double•acft baking powder that -
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makes finetj'ighter takes and biscuits. Ytm'li Douce ,� t - — _ -- --
ljr * a difference` 4es low- priced, economical aad
' _ .,gives surer results Try �,- „_ . ,) � „
,, Next n ; Y 5"Tr7V
�• Lici Rear Admiral Robert C. Griffsn_
eammands a powerful U. S. naval aQ'
r: �+ force serving with the British r .'
thSt. You, have rendered me a -
ppWD very great ' service, senor, which
I will gladly repay if I should have "Rice Krespees" is a registered
'e .• the chance. Now you can render -ark of Kellogg
• • me another. by asking me to ex- - pany Of
plain wby friends should have its brand of oven- popped rice, -
t seemed so-so untriendly" - -- -' -- Get some todayT`
_ • • . t
iiii SERIAL STORY - He concluded the formal speech
- -M EXI CA N MASQU E RA D - • _ with a ought inclination of his j
body. Allan Steele didn't risk a
boar. but he tried to make his nod ,►
BY CECIL CAR - e3 °'s •• .r; _ "Oh, Sure. Your affair, not Y.
THE stORY: Now K can be Lace him a chance to tree one mine. I shan't dream of asking}'
a� Sold -the tale of Allan gteele's hand from the wheel and bring It Questions, out of turn:' - 'ARMY - -: - - - - - -- -
strong* experience in Mexico's down on the button of his horn. "You •peak Spanish very well.
Lower California Peninsula. Allan The raucous blare ripped out its
senor. Amaaingly well for sNorth - WE E
in close to his deetlnatlon, Inn of warning. Again he piesied, sad ^�� The -3facY eyes -w8re- - - -
Ono Thousand Delights, when he once again. suddenly dark and cold.. "Bin"
mesa a Mexican oAlcer dismount • • ' that Is so, you doubtless under- - - �•
from his horse to examine come CTeu through- the beat of battle stood what that last fellow Bald JUNE 29 JULY
thing by -the roadside. only to be the hideous sound carried to the me ., Don't mist this gra>tid opportunity
a tacked by throe horsemen. "A lighten' ears._ They sensed their "He called you a traitor." +aid to ace eau• very -
toupi.. *tree Allan. 'pe, a; I.urugue wing "oat W 51116 • u "••�� - - a,c t
• • a flashing vision elrt the metal lag- "Hardly a pleasant epithet tribute to our 4allast men a' '
t tii"nwt own repots - them.. - It __aad_W = ••� :. �•a: � _ .�
CHAPTMR U. was a sight to shatter the stoutest service of his country! I can only
P'roiaptly Allan went IWA m- morale. instinctively, they acted aware you he and his comrades ;'SALADA TEA COMPANY
• He headed the cant down obi to save themselves. They drove we laborinir under a misapprehen• - • - ,
&M and oftppod on the gas. The �e their spars, and their ylang• -� about me." Then the smold O R CANADA, L 1 M I T i D
Milan plunged onward In a series
Ms horses carried them .Las the m'1sg anger left his eyes and the u.
Alf 1Llaps and bounds. It took -all road to safety as Allan went by in amusement returned "A misap- r
call his strength to keep it on the abase of speed and dust. prehension I aha]l be at some
He stopped him engine, stepped DVna to correct before they really �1 f !8, pushed and Lira done bomb
rend. He kept one ego on the , . 7 .C. s Awarded For <
and gullies d the wagon ,
an the loot brake, forked the emer• do kill_ me•' 1 Bombs twenty feet through a narrow _ y
�M santy am soon as be dared. Even "Yes. I'd correct it If I were -- Removal -Of Bombs space of efts rata amain until it
--back, the other t►zl _ the prnsresll g -
e! the fight ahead. at that sedan .lowed in s yovi decidedlyI The Admiralty announced not could be lowered over the aide.-
hsl[ efrcle a e to a eoreach. "You soe," Said the officer re• to "E
old ca _ >ig ago that Victoria Crosses, very, time the bomb' was
p - s had been conferred a
7lis biade was longer than the 1ng top pointed fa the direction tieLrst.etr. wry uu yv, unuw ■..rJ Britain's nr, ess aszva_aor__ralv,, 1 —said re—Ada sty,
- of Ban lfaiba, a >r so wager pOMiDee, In ibL .t --
• QWers, and his swordamanohi was pan two man there was a ]cud twanging noise `>
garb. He fed slash after Allah flu erasy world we live in today, to -
parr rag opw the. door - beside who removed two unexploded si o! it broken spring." _ -- and when opportunities him, leaped to the road and ran )mdse a man byj his words. or even bombs which had become imbed- The bombs were dropped when •�
They- will be sorry
ho thrust wickedly at the back toward, the scene of-the fight. his actions. did in the streamlined casing of the submarino ' wai attacked by A
and ashamed when they learn how gun o! the submarine Thrasher, '
It earn pretty, fencing. Allan There was no fight left. The the depth charges and airtiralt after
- time b think how -mash tea tines 6...," close they came to killing me In a
heady aa-the - 'Lieu#.-- Pster -5-- W - Roborti, 26, irc_bad_tonl[.__a_ heavily escorted p
error," He glanced' - behind him
facie resembled a sane from point of vanishing around the- :�.0 .JJ..1 .....tea:, ° 'iL., ,111 Petty Offieer Thus. W. Gould. s_pn IT shin. _
- Three Musketeers... and - •lump of cactus. Just before he
come close, at that! I've had time
titest regretted that he
an the diiappeared. the resrmosL of the .,
- sedan were about -to Introducs, a 1110 pulled his steed• back -on its to analyse their little sgaz egem. _,.
asodernistic parser tench b a vie- haunches... He_ brandished his ma- �� !?]lowed his gaze and •_ CEREAL CRUMBS TAKE. A BOW
qikso romantic. chit* at the officer, grantLtd 1n surprlae. For the first $y BARBARA B.. BROOKS
e had ttm% Zoo, for a fleeting "We'll get you yet!`" he shouted time he observed that the "bundle There's no need to Struggle with a food - chopper oz grater when
o! rags" contained-m. human being.
memory' of the Chief farewell furiously. Then he most one final He was a small man, grizzled, un• your recipe calla for dry crumbs. Hire's a much easier sad quicker ..
aMmoaition the morning they part- word that startled Allan by its Im way: Place crisp cereal flakes between two folds of a towel, roll to '
kampt and unshaven; hatless and desired fineness •. - -'^±
_ Lad is San Diego. � plicaiions. "Traitor!" - ,shake the crumbs into abowl -and there you
"Watch .your - step, my boy! He gave his horse its head and -barefoot. he *as. clothed simply are! -Crumbs, a clean towel and s rolling pin -
�x_ a cotton sbirt and trousers- ay - •' -
n!t 1.VpedJ from re- s "The wouldn't risk a. shot (or. For the toast flavour of crisp corn flakes or oven- '
'you Snow, - and yon can't volver he had whipped 'from his y toasty .flavour �p popped rice adds ,
rasmnt on much halo from, us 'it pocket as he. ran, A Quiet voice
Mar It might be heard and inves- an extra finish thaYs -hard to best. Hers are recipes in which cereal ,', •f
you gat in a-spot. 8o -don't aiick spoke beside him, - tlgstod," ' explained the soldier. erumbs.aze an important mgredieat: - ;-
l r neck out!" 'May thought tree. three of them Crush kisses
"Let' them. go, senor, let them Leould handle me with machetes, cup butte* 1 teaspoon baking powder
Well -to blazes with all that SO." At close Quarters the officer 1 cup sugar �i teaspoon salt
turned out to be a handsome
and here sure they could it I was l e 1 cu final cut dates
awes. thought Allan. One man a¢ egg P y
reeked by three; and the one wan youair fellow ;with a email neat an Lbe ground while they. were ;`136 cups flour cu corn flake crumbeP
moustache as black so his, eyes, mounted, Thev >cnew 1- .was- lunch. Cream buttes and sugar thoroughly add a and beat until •' _
In the a were of s soldier and Ins at -.a small hotel near here ' fluffy. Sift flour with baking powder M.salt; add to fiuf mixture
the three were a bunch of sloppy, He was tweeting the moos' ache "- - - •.�T• =�
MLTdL!d bravos' - bandit, ff he now and there .was a glint of sad that I am due In San Saba at along with' dates. Mix well. Roll one teaspoon of mixture in cereal .1 .
didn't miss his gnees. Far back good-humored resignation in the throe o'clock. - - So they caught this crumbs and flatten down on greased cookie sheet. Bake in slow oven
.=
r his line of ancestors wan scold- eyes. He sighed. "I could have � -he 1s not Quite right is his (826 F:) about 80 minutes. Remove from ppan xvhile warm.
beaded.* Irishman; the Hibernian killed them Quite easily myself It mod' poor- fellow- stunned him, Yield: 8 dosels r�lP inch" in diameter). -
and placed him •here by Oho road. p*ika Potatoes
OtTSia ease not normally apparent I had chosen. But -well, after all, �..6 medium potatoes 1 cup corn flakes ?,
They knew I would see' him and
Ili Ailaa's behavior, but In a crisis they are, friends of mine." 1 tablespoon looked fat -or., 1 teas
set down to examine him. It all pooh paprika
aOOII to thta it was not to talc. •• Ob. "' -- I LeadgC4II. salt --
" workout, as izpec-ted, and *next Pare potatoes and cnotc it ho'i;no
/rill Labarge. New it was -running Afraid I didn't understand." The ••• pa, -->, �ate>L_al�out 20 minutes. Drain
�o show in the best tishtiag Irish the momebt accrued they charged and brush with fat Roll corn flakes-into fine crumbs and mix wide - - -.
corners •of his mouth twitched. d. '
Sedition, ur out from beMnd rhnLr .,..►.•..t,
gitBE him' into batty. it those were friend. g r yours- this cactus. Neat, chi" a in shallow around baking pan in moderately hot oven 1425 *F.)
the weaker side, _ senor. your ''enemies - must__ki i�.u�;,,,,e� obi; weer)
'fie was within yards- of it by 'someihins to see!" t Yield; 6 servings.
sow. He was not sure why misfit The_M'ezican IIashed_a reapon - - -- is d Fah
f appen it he west smaehins head- save smile that revealed a set of Rescue Many Of 1 pound -fish fillets or 1 cup milk ,t �} •:;t
1sug into. the whirling knot of men white teeth; small and regular as fresh fish .1 tablespoon salt
do horses. -The sedan might upat _ Any in _Hollywood. But When b� Torpedoed Crews ,a cups corn flak *s .4 teaspoons salad oil
-it might evep be hopelessly. answered his tone Was ae'rious. -tO -serve pieces, owing a ou poured for each -- -
wrLietedf He would not risk that. "Y ptuzziecl, yet ?Ninety percent of the crews of ` serving. Roll corn flakes into fine crumbs. Add salt to milk. Dip
the fact is as I stated it. The she torpedoed in the Atlantic fish in milk then is crumbs' and strange on well oiled baking sheet.
]Bi didn't know how badly he, y � rp r g . g •� , a
- aslant neea ine car, ana there was �� "•� -• 1•, and -it - WO>tld have been rescued, according to Sprinkle all over top of fish. Bake in very hot oven (5007.) 12 to
e statements of Lbm etent naval au. 5 minutes*4-, a ]emit to the extent he could ,,,.'• have been "excessively painful if p Yield: servings.
got the claims of duty. Exasper- I had been Obliged to kill them to thoritiea. in .Washington. _ _.
feting -but there it was! `" save my own life. Your timely This record is of particular in-
terest as; despite the improvin"
A smooth stretch in the road arrigal and assistance spared me g
mesaurea for dealitsg with the
sub.
marine menace, a critical period
" at sea of several months appears I
t•' He ahead. f► _ .'
=- Declaring that the "German sub-
marine of today combines the
characteristics of a destroyer and__
REx OR PLAY a submarine" because of its speed _
I' ]Sigh h the Laurcattnas at and guns, an officer said the prob-
xhi.
luxurious hotel, ..here ear. Ism was,.much more critical than
;
via
and atmosphere have' al: the last War.
"ways attracted a distinguished „ - ' ; -
�y �`. elleatele superb cuisine by, They are using subs with a. '
a famous ehef all sports, a surface speed of 20 to 22 knot PLAN A "COME TO STAY" VACATION
priwte, sandy beach, glorious your cwt. We out t hours by
- - �Nii - -'n -- - @a13jL_il'_t9 -�� e41 @Zl_ -- at The AI ➢_l,s youo dotk!t need _y --
n "r is -from - tiireal. -- •erytTiiAl you " woe your -.
SPORTATION problem .- ew, he said: — doorstep. Golf os - oar own course . . tenuts -. . rldlue; .
train, bats or ear will take you swimming . and iAm at-roe of mountain playgt'.ound . . . ortaa- s ,
0�j—ers -in is= than two hones. 'cc r�
JMte for belt. and rates. , taw SUE 26 —'"42 iced sports `tor young and old. We kwo�o roe can offer you every-
•• t►Ing a real vneatjen means romfort. servicer good fool. nod S
b - THE CHANTECLER _ hospltalily. you'll enjoy rhiw (anions Iog chulet of the Laureatians, ;
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fa edsesPICKRRIN3�;RILLS ;�TANLE AGinoonrt >�
- t1.T6 Pee yMr• 11.60 7" We bade Western,
ptiens to '*,e United.. _ RON OI BSON r
-. Wltdn, 0AO in "Vans& Shur -gain feed, ser� , � . FBA Wheat
vice' mill, chicken Theatre = :TRANSPORT _:.nil 1 bushel
. _LEAVE PICKERING
_ TRANSPORT -� ist it is feed you are needing
$fart, rowan rHURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
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ash >✓vz+Rr HOUR r• lay Ong mash MOVING
t Order Fence at the old Prices
At 81 minutes after the hoar 10.3 The 49th - Parallel SAND ('RAVEL STONE
M. to 11.31 p. m. Also at 8.31 range mash, ' . joy Farr's Elevator
and 9.38 a. m- and at 12.41-` a. m.. RAY34OND MA$SEY
� starter. concentra• LESLIE HOWARD
► _ • TD �IkORONTO ter, calf starter, tur• STOOGES COMEDY" Claremont, 08
1 "LR °� flea. 881 Office 8>i
key starter,
salt - — - - - -
` At 6 minutes to the hour 8.64 a. m. yI,pNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'3DY -
- to 10.64 p. an. and at 7.09 a- m., •blOCks and bags tERMANENT NAGGING FAilI
and 11.44 p., m. daily. Also at 7.44 g JUNE 29r 30, JULT 1. 1Hi1T FRAYS THE 1WEi WANTED'
a - - a, M. except Sundays and Holidais. Purina fly sprays DEAD ,tiORSE5 AND CA
;,.( EBstern Daylight Saving Time) —Dive Bomber AND NERVES. ITi)VIA11 B( For tree plan up phone
for cattle. _ _. _ YOUR EYES. ............,...
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y dills "A"L saow«lA " AT D. N : _.,o e k w o o d ERROLL FLYA'N v.
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Eastern Horse -- Phone 4600 PICKERING .., ... .
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�f!•i:4 =i BiT1E17i. "she .Y:e - - -- AGINC PICKERING R �`
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WE IDELIVErt ' _ -� ��Phone 1516 i- AGIIVCOURT '., ... zone 21
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATI FDAY P Y 411e
JULY 2, 2 and. 4. 1 t
The Farmers` jy rI(} 1 GORDON YOUNG L
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Alvin. S. Farmer
Rock, r raftm situ r f (For the convenience - of our patrons Pit 4
A changing the time of showing • -:
serwe. N we and c ,r B Crushed Pit
- .. � Yeah experience. No Sale too Saturday 'niBU and Holidays to 7.30 ...
Imp or too Bomb s ttna Maim
and 9.3a, -Please take note- Gravel •��
Gormley R. R. 1 or Phone
= Sand and' C "e`d •""°""'"'"'R
Storo vide T809 .:� D. X UXVWDOD, MCIMM C OCKSHUTT i
Stone ...Guaranteed Repair servSs.
roost Delivered or Loaded in Pit ARTHUR FiEL�
PHONE — plant, Pick. 97 r 8
_ 19MBERCO. :Agency Toronto Office — Howard 1471 PHONE b2 r 8
_ ._ _ JOHN BOURNE SON PICKERING
Near Stock of Parts as NNA
... ,•,. Servta ea+ Bawve sao'IVL... �— ... -
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a boars -• 1 -
fl, Wed. sad ate TtIp1■ICE OF THE PEAS
' ' TEIXPHONES — .Howard 1117 ands ro 886 L. LYE for the Oounty of oats i.
Wag Str. Fickaing - 24sst to I1bstW pICK�SVG ONT.
HERE ARE JUST A FEW LINES 'OF OUR STOCK:— - Claremont, Ont. Hz�AO QFrca� :- c>s$a►w.a - ;
_ ;Z -rsdes and sizes- of lumber, 'rough or dressed. Frames, Sash. -
Dogrs. Screens. Mouldings. Soft and hardwood flooring. Brick Insulated
= aiding, Cedargrain Shingle Siding, Wal Rock Lath,
and' Asphslt Shingles, Roll Roofing, Roca Wool . Insulation, .
Plywood Panels, masoraze F�u.L.�;., �...,� >..y i'il., E. ,,.. - Fi,._, FWd
CANADA
EVERYTHING FROM FOUNDAT ION TO RIDGEBOARD
•�� NATIONAL ECT�
_ c umirad Ai sefAses a-o Prepared
FOR' SATE — tnteraationul 'Rosa. 'CONTROL O Car,. with all conveniene", tares !or Snmtaer by se #tins yoar �-
Sood, also gasoline lawn mower; 18 Coleman Instant -Light Stove
foot canvas canoe car boat; 10 by 12 slow, while we have them. -
_ -good army bpnt: E. Morgan, R. R '
8 Pickering, at Rouge hill tf Now stover are llwited, but a1�0 >B1KP'tATBR g>eRE It SUM", t>s J1'fT . 1ffJLL>!
HAY FOR SALE —about 2 scree Replacement Parts are available. OA $� QUT TIM OVAL Or A i3ayl>9e!=VS
'tangling, alfalfa an tin,..thy, at --- OM...r.Ol 2M
Brougham. Wm. Bassett, Brougham, Also wire screening, screen II PLOT' ID 50 RANCZ COAOriRSSiOl1
- - ont. 44_=4 screen doore'and window aereeas _ - -,••?
-- FARM FJOR SALE — UO acres WILE THEY LAST _ - r
"good brick house. new roof,. steel iNher►ever a vacancy occurs, or additional staff is r of a �layy-Off
BH Paints, Oils Turps eta _ -of staff is anticipated, the employer shall notify the local�t Q#gce.
barn, roof new; land first - .class, all QQ may engage only persons referred to' him by, or a,.'� , 1 by, the local
- workable, 2 wells, electricity in the V IN B U AB i $mploymeat Office. a
=l house, 1 1-4 miles from No. 7 high- - -- J• i - -�
way. Road open all winter on milk Hardware TlnemiL� . A local Selective- e3 —:vice Moor may revo3u at any, time, bn sot %rs ihan
route. "Lot 3, cor>V ?, Pickering; or tan days notice, any approval granted by him.
apply News Office. 44.-6 = 'F1G$ERINti Ap l {tom a Selective Seiviee Ohs decision maybe "made is �'
FOUND — a congoleuin rug. Owner ,PHONE 46 +within
in loge to the Divisional ar of the National War 3erviCes ?
- . may have same by proving owner
sail the decision of final. - ;
ship and paying expenses. Orville the Board shall Kj.
—
Burton, Claremont, phone .I4 r it 1 Z O l l `/ L �XCEPTa0gs j
- -- FOR SALE — 2 Clydeseales, Ib-- .. _ -- _ Y'
y iv':9 Sound; NV•n. ._d:,r. _ Du n..°roraer does not include plloyment. (l1 III aQriCtlitllre, fishing
- barton hum or trapping; 2 S act to the Essential Work (Scienti$c and Technica�
GREENWOOD Wig' c) '�'
A woman wanted for hall .lay;, — Pet:eonnel) Regulations, 1942; (3) In dotaesiie service in a private home; (4) Of
Saturday - morning Light housework, after hours or d
-- . -
- - r school ho during holidays (but does include employme� �
every week One mile west of vill- M ILLS�V work which is not thg Frnci -
age, Transportation 'arranged. Phone f means �+ employment for
of livelihood; (6) Casual or �rsegula; ploym
Pick. 36 r 22 1886 --1936 _ , ►' . three days in say calendar week for the same employer; (7) Under the Govern-
- - -- ' FO'R SALE -or artA►t s— quantity — g" went -of ang-lroxince-
of standing hay. N, E, McEwen, ....During I' ' This order does not affect- Re-employment: (1) Within not more than 14
_Pickering ...YAND AUGUST consecutive' days after the last dap a person worked for the same employelq . ,cj•,�
FOR RENT 4 roomed cottage 2 After sickness or disability which caused the sinRwch on of the employment �►
Chopping on of work after a stoppage caused as industrial diepub= with Hydro. N. E. McEwen, Picker. ' F1 On resumption MONDAYS _and FRIDAYS ((( accordance with a collective labour agreement provides fonpre1
y'OR SALE —good g�enerdt Purpose
��• except by apeeiBl. ence according to length of service or seniority; (� On compulsory re►- instate-
- - - =work, hone Valentine, Clare- , arrangement. meat after. Service.
Poultry, Not and other Concentrstee Naafi Selective Service or a
moat. Until further notice from the Director
always on band. r may temporardy engage as
- - = FOR SALE —. T %cres standing hay, =local National Selective Service Officer, any employe y
knked, at Whitevale School. Apply �"• _+: G►RF Fri - — ,employee, .if he submits within three days to a local office as application is du
E Simons, 418 Dundee St Whitt - gate for the approval of such engagement- Such application shall state
y 3, _FOR SAYE -- 8 used n -- -- — Insurance book number, or :z
y - - - -- _S� -used the iasuraacs r ation numbs :, (U I C. Form 41
-binders; also spreader. If interested ��bO$ S" i atone, addregs, age, sd., wr-.. �li� -� the -same Cf his Qr fall: `.�
in a 2-plow tractor on rubber, see - most recent employes, and the date he or she lei employment with such employers. tea j
t ' Government Licensed foe a fine. n to 5.900.00 oil
to at once. J. L Gilbnan, Massey- meats of this order provide p
' Harris Dealer, Broa�hsm, Una. Pick- Akin Btu E. Stouffville; Ont. p �t up infringements �� or' ]� f le and imprisonment. •
y - .48 r 12 _ Phone 191
BOY
'WIANTED to cat grass. f�Al►t Mtty, � s ; �'gurg�c� ���„
Medi'c's an aAsssil ieleottve iltes�. log OetiMii
7"lrtL � sapsodu
APP
I ' ,P,ABTURE — abundance of grass, ,Maternity Semi -Room �' x
plenty of shade. Would sell 10 Bares .keEistered Nona in n attendance and IjjMp1EIR5:Y 11dI'3'CFI>Cista� �: * �A v
for ha Bake Ontario for water. 14 hoursetvtce given. >�tsLiOTT M. LI1'rLF, _ - _
I'• htis►ialer of Laboui `
e. Airthur G- Clark, Brock Road. and mbulsttte Servitt DMaetor %:Ldonal 8eleotive Service
1
..,'LBke Ontario. .
MRS. E. R. GOOD M37
.r, {, ,'M1P V .•.f � F'i .. ..._. .•_ .. . -S' ., .. ... _ «- .. - - .•NAc, �.- • .-.,n ••'T �.+',•'1� "�''L^:
:.,,p,t••ti:.,�;' '�:'�. � +±"any ..r• ; -__ ,. rk:, � L..�.ca.� "'°'c.' i'•• °T x;,,;r,.� y'� ';:ir . .t .J :' '• _ •, -yti'S�
rp odation �atiaF wilt give a report Fire >eseslgt out at Farr Elevsloo . s„
M N T D[orley'ers in. Charge of Mrs. Claram t VTr brigade wgrg sun, Rl'•� "�� - w
i group.
:;..
- Atutiverear services will be 'held monefl to the Farr Elevator o:.
tyre expects to go to as possible, in answer y M tSi 21114 iu the 'United 4Chuxah, - on Sunda -
requests �' last, when flrq broke ou',
_ a weRk's holiday. requests for clothes for our fightins next, at 11 and 7. Revs. A. E, Artn- in one of the coal sheds adjoining,
.•s are sorry to hear that ,forges. _ strong, D. 'D., Secretary of the Bd. the main buildings. It was believe:. -
the fire was started by a spark a :�, •.
- ;,3b s. Abe Mantle continues in rat- The Bowling Club are nolding a of Foreign Missions of the United .� "-
r health Mrs. Mantle is at tournament tonight (Friday): Mixed Church of Canada, will bring a specZT one of the C. P, R, engines, .. r4 •
— P%"eat with her - daughter, Mire. Double/.- f .xi {uesabea8c a� ln,il. ocar ;06c by si was unlosdi g r°r�2n
`Fred Redshavr--of -tf Ah con. Gordon and Mrs. Graham Oshawa; choir will render special music, and' by �� Eck work on the part — —
Mr, Abi jah Forsyth, who is cos- visited irienda here on Sunday. will be assisted by bliss Helen Park- of the fire department soon eating- : ry
ivaleecing in the Stouffville Hospital } Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ward„ Rev,' won, soloist, Peterboro. We extend
in blaze, with little damage
sites a call, at his home Isat week, and Mrs: Daniel were delegates to a cordial invitation to 'evtoryone in been caused' _
- is reported, to be slowl recovering. the Whitby rUndr"a Convention
at the co�gnunity to attend these ser- LOST — female' Irish setter, ane-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tomlinson and Whitby on Thureifas of, this week. vices. veers to call of "Lanny" color, ma-
- g are gliul _W-see-Mr dos,- -fie moraine service of the $ap- ho8aay red. Mrs. F. Mowder, Clare- _
- brad guests of Di. and -Mss,_ Tp lira Paterson returned home; recovering tist Church 'here on Sunday morniug -mom- - _- - -
e�, hem. nicely, : - , next . will, be the Sacrament of the
e Miss . Clara Neal, Tprontio, • was a, Mr. Elmer Daniel acid family., Lord` Supper. and an invitation. -is I 'wish to take this means of exp- ,
week -end visitor' with Mrs. Ayers. visited'' Rev: and Mrs. Daniel at the in the hand of Fellowship to all ressing my sincere thanks , to the
Mrs. Chas. RuQnohr, ronto spent on Saturdaq• new
members. Rev. Daniel will take many 'friends and neighbors for ItROR1
7jO pe parsonage . " -y
last week with Mrs. Ruinohr here. The Mission Circle of the Baptist as his theme for this service —,One calling' on me, and for their .kind BANKS ! Poll - OFFICES z
NOME — The Red Cross Rodma Church will hold their re ar Function of the Church ". There will enquiries cards. letters flowers, 01FARTMBNT iTORB! • CC O IIST$
Bul 4ROC:Ri • TOBACCOMIirf
located in the BoNyling Club House, monthly meeting at the home of not be -an evening service, owing fruit and hoses given me. during my *OOK ,T R IN wW olhw RETAIL KOM
_ will re -open on. July 7th, and all the Mrs. Lyus., 4,u Tuesday afternoon to p the Annivereary is the United recent 'illness
I&Wes are acted to turn out as oaten -next at 2.30. Delegates to the Ass- e-4,. ..
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WA— � - - - '-d. ❑•: '. .. .: .� �. ; t -; -+ ._... .. -. r'i.
.}�?'zi+ �` •y: ._ .._ .a __ _... '?it !'�' �•�xhr Cn!"k,l at. r�'r"
is not area s t0 _
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If it d� e et a3�'
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Ratio nin eAd.q uaL Wi r u
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.,C'OUPON
_'- Alter July let no one will be able to pur- ,Just drop the card
'
.chase sugar for regular domestic use without _ in the nearest mail
f . - turning in a ration coupon.. _ _ - - - - - - - hox or ost office. It
Application cards for coupon rationing for no forward .�
sugar have now been mailed to every house- - - =rag address.
_
,hold in Canada. But, in an undertaking so i "''� �",, -. _• - -*
-- - may t +HAM i
some cards a have gone astray. So, no
- matter where you live, whether it. is in areas :
served by letter carrier or not, if your appll- •. , .�
cation card is not already on its way to .
_ - Rationing Headquarters, you should .wait - ^ - "
- .... no longer..
After filling in the card, according to the
�oN� ".
- - instructions on the pamphlet which was _ Nl►' �
r O � C t1�OX
still of "' FV `-
-- . deRveted walla 1�, jasol ri.vsr - A r [l ._ ,
...p
mail boa or post office. It needs no
--nearest [ "
fosR►ardin$ address. a -
- IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVER –AN
— All Post Offices liana received full iostnnictions-
-
AP •CARD yQu. should get one _ ; . rroslt.applkallon cards for coupons rallosRlug to tAet
• 1St the. nearest Post Office at once. - - - -'- — e.arast - Wartime Price$ and 3 raffia ��a�d 0.91ai -
- Bsr)lrera fluty`
Will gat immediate attewtion, and tho
c000x ration cards malkd right back to "a., ' The ration cards being issued for uee• July ist amount -of sugar as at present -1j2 lb. per person -
- . - -are for sugar only, and good for 10 weeks.. At per week. The same provision as- at -present for
{'
" additional quantities for pre- ~� T
_
the end of that period a coupon
_.• servin and am and Jelly make
beol� good -#� -6- months - - :i. -- j r: --
: issued. Under the new - P N _ _.. _ g �. be continued. Special
_ RATIONING I O N I NG s for ahis u se �� +
' F ,system of coupon rationing, _ voucher- form p .
« means no change in lied all retailers.
,,�.�,. ,.• Fou are - allowed the same - ;ire being supp
,Lsi
your .ALLOWANCE "OF k
RAT N
N 0. N-. C
41:101.A I 91"L
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, r• ,rT'. � "�'A N:,�, ' _ 2 f. '� .v„tr, 4 ��' =p ,'3.; w t a� �i+:,e g...
�x,°'4� a' . .. ,s.� >� .x.i �'s,•�+*.,xn.•.., ._.y.,a.'.' •Sa3 �:.:, ,..,r s• �' ;r,: �r �t� - - „rt -�wn�x r�-# � 'x�-^� �... �' . „�
+� a: -� +i •Jri"_b�at'y =' ,._ ... .... .. ..`.'�'�r'.'LV:`xt�^i,. .' _ � ' � . .. .«.-. F y,�,• �
GANAIVS W Ntioa t• w Nght•seNag, intern' - 3;:::. t
NM IrO AIE IM'~ long bones of hard woes.
!
.. 8e bad three treat "movements
,'"��� • �`. � ��� - - � � to report. They were: , - ..�
... (I)..The .Ming o1 a twenty- • AoW`4 Q year matual assistaaee t with .. _ Conserve
.
-- �- ,��''• � '.. _ Great Britain. There were •two •'� _ - -�
ci points in the pact.
grin pal D f - ... 1 ..,�.:
he first: _.
T �N<e C� FFI:
Yogi right an the "Home Front" in' "In virtue of the alliance' eatab
__ own y cam �P -� -� -. _fished - between -the: UniteQ King
-you war
by Pam ravfng and stfll tit dom and the Union o! Soviet ,{
- ,. ■-rrr. ,.,,,,.,
/ Socialist Republics, the high con-
the famUY to dalidous aousishing.f tracting parties mutually under•`�:<:,.,.
- - Dods.
'
"'' `The saost d�lightiiul desseru you can serve
take to afford one another mill-
• tary and other assistance against - - --" --- -
. face smoothly rich cwtatds or blaac manges Germany and all those States,
- .
dud can be made uickl and e..ily,.,1.6 tbuo• - -- .— w�.ht�h 8re— asssei.lc(il wino )leis ]il
Canada Corn Starc�ha _ acts' of aggression ia, Europe.
The -second: •*� - ' - - -
,� _ As a sauce on des- _ "The high contracting parties fir
OII Garcon, declare their desire to unite with f
seats,. P"n -
A • 1 . -or on Cereals, famorls "Crowii other' likemin d State in adopt- ....! f• ° .., Mme, ,..., .i. 4''"•:r '• .
:?, . •... • „ ing proposals ` for common action -
t Brand Sy is really deli -
p to preserve peace and resist age
. i cious a a a and it's an exceRent
sweetener for tide in cookie gression in ,the Post -war period:'
x �Dw,eosetnK i i and n�," 8 Lease -Lend With U. S. To HE easy way to conserve tea and' co re ie _ (2) The signing of a -master drunk that grand mealtime beverage
�M s.,a f� Haw Postum. You'll . be surprised and delighted to
� � �v� �•, � tested 2eaae•lend agreement with the
Addrw rev u Dot J.14.' United Stdte4 °which was describ- . IL
t' Qansd�8ta:ohHome
as, elLnatou
SCE
ad by the United States state Do- learn how satisfying Postum is.
ffdD@it - partment as an "additional link - . -
•'°
in the ELQI:: ;: - .: ` e13CiOtifi� ,. �x.:�y . , inviting •
forged by the - -- United Nations m Haver; rostum is quick and easy to make, and Y
their twofold task of prosecuting _
. _.. ��
the war' against aggression to - a- �- eeonomieal to use.' SAFE- foriYiewhole family, -
'� p successful conclusion and of cre- —contains xio Caffein -or- tannin, nothing to
% ±� sting a new and better world." mach. --
_ -- — (3) Agzee eat with both Am upset IIBrves Or Sto,
c
sl
an and British •_lsirders on-" •
urgent "tasks of creating a second
front r. Europe in 1942." SLEPT [IKE A SA NY -
,. War .Production Program ACAIN, JANE. 7#A 7' Sw/TCHEV TQ
;Revised Gas Rationing Plan. - .. _ -U order to- aomplsis• the organ �FRTAINCY PROVES' PosruM, I'VE Lost ._
`�' -" ' isation needed for the moat_ •Mao- , nygp G4FfF /N ANDY MY 6RUM, P /NESS.
- Reduction in gasoline under the new rationing plan will chop uTe use of the oomblued reaoura _
SM further Into the years mti allowed outario motorists. Corn- as or tae Unites state Mad tae' TANNIN WERE / FEEL BETTER AND _
as between the previous and' the new rationing is. approximately . United Ariagdom for the prosecu• RATHER /NG WORK BFi iFR•ITS _
follows: _ ton of the war, there is hereby
_ _O� Previo�401r;il!a� New 4r Miles" age ests�rllshed <, Combined Produo- MY NERVES ... A GRAND MEALTIME
tion and Resources >ioard-
t
81. 8,000 -= x,200 s BEVERAGE 7HAt
Hs .12,000 . - - 9,600 :. .r
From too White House last week
i, ao,vov i`,iwv
MAX-
111
24,000 _ - 18,920 great Industrial machines- o1 (Treat - -- - A SMILE. 7W. � r
- 3#,96x3 1fi,820- -and-tb[i-iS.ai�exl oss,.e. u,w
wmereial 'According to need According to need one fighting team. They
No allowance. has , bean named for fir new AA satagori', for backed by Intl authority of Press-
_ Iaegsons who have adore than one am or are a am solely for pleasure' dent Roosevelt and Prime Minis. r M2 -
i� ter Churchill. The war product ,
tion program of fhe two nations
THE WAR - WEEK — Comment On Current Events will not only w made d one but
. � that program will be- adjusted to
. sonunually most ebaneag mill -
Britaim the united Swat Russia t» requirements. At the •am. U-M
- - -p ,_r_ �+� i - - tisse- ar- 8eeabiaed -rood Board -was
-
Pledge Co- orci�nated war tiporL -- ekarted with insuring ample •food - - -- - ....
for the fighting men, and civilians .wnw. __
-• T>be scratch of diplomats' Pena Allies Intend. to reconstruct post- Of all the United Nations. MO a w„o,,;
k- +:• . r war society. - �i•eond..Front le iurope , -. ' . g l owooy (V as esp.
ad more loudly last weeb over the A global 'military strategy =t•bi - The- orders meant Wet (treat 4*LAwvmkn60ffp- aLskoPWk*s14. gjL�,,;pp
warring- world than the bursting toughest field of ail --is , slowly Britain and the United States ur
et bombs and the roar at mechan- emerging from a long round of .... � • w t
7- bed weapons. Wilton the Now ,tat! talks pseud from �nng- itrtppint for battles to come.
Tork Times. The United, States, king Urough' Moscow and London ;
�n, Best Diseased Man r�
' p t9a� , p
_ They meant t ores a
' :.Srltaia end Russia had a[li:ed to Washington. It appears W M Sheffield, ergland, and Detroit., one air shoes two airs -
- tidy signatures to documents of basgd an the acceptance of Hitler - 9 t work .___.,.e build. � ne- r
Sar•eeaehi Impact. its Germany as the most danger- � tanks when tanks ars'aeeded, In Three Services ical shorts, one tropical sin4'c:t,
ng port. A mutual so- tnvuloa barges wbia Invasion two pairs sox, two pairs stocktcs,-
-. 0stance pact between f,oadon and Dos o! the �aggresaors, and there• ages are needed, that raw ma- one pair overalls, two towels, red g
Moscow, a`- master lease -lead can foes the one to b• struck first will fed to the plants While other brandies of the t for :atom J
' treet for supplies from the and hardest by a synchronized ob service may argue, i bre- lung name on 'sb,
leasfve, by the 5ovlet on the brat than can use them frstest; that y rtu , t moat be con three flannel vents, two 3, :A
American arsenal to the Red Army sbells made In Birmingham will ceded that the Navy tar is the _ jumpers, two duck working parts,
euid understandings In regard to front, by the British and Amert-
-- -- fk guns made in Pittsburgh. Some best equipped and clothed man of one bed, two blankets, two Tara- "
.a second Muropean front- through canes on a second front. The agrees of the plans under consideration the three, Army, Navy and Air mocha, one set views and ".an- -
',naeh instruments the tares might meat disclosed last week to are that ships returning from Eng. Farce, says The Canadian Vet- yards, one lashing. - - -
AM members of the United Na. on all these factors and represent land would soon be carrying battle ens. When a recruit enlists, he -
sesources to a coordinated eM-d as efficiently coordinated United scrap for reworking into new guns, r outfrtt•d Pith approximately .
aia off s. that America's aircraft factories - sixty pieces of equipment; thip King of Denmark, -
-- , -lase the duration and in the peace — -- - - - -
•
come. Almost Wei years after 'Mr. Brown 9 may specfwlIse. IA, bombers while exceeds by far the other brsncheh. Refuses Nazi Offer
)attain picked UP the last week it was disclosed � that Britain' tarn•• out the fighters: A never ending thrill for the
gage of The committee links tpgether storekeeper is to witness the land -
lattle, almost''a year after Ruasia's Mr. Molotoff.had flown to London The lain of Denmark has :e- -�
gall was .Invaded and half a year sad Wahiagtoa fn a. Soviet bomb• the war effort of 182,000,000 Amer. lubbeis attugg7ing into their navy - g i _ - -
fa trans, 42,000,000 Britons it 000 trousers, back to front Wherever lased a Nazi offer to become g p=
etl.e the United States . wu t plane manned by Soviet tilers. _ + t o! a "united" kingdom o! ran=
,track at' Pearl Harbor, .the prop Official Britain and America Wei- 000 Canadians, great industrial a Navy titan travels,, he takes � �
"Sabi appeared of as Allied _ b1'ue• comed the repreientitive of their machines is the British Midlands along his "mick" Lhammotk __to mask and Norway 'after' the .0 ar. _-
- : _ :Jrw to net -, against the ally warmly but with no clicking and throughout Canada and the you) together with blankets. When In return he war asked to sig =* a
+Kass heels, _rattling, swords, blaring United States. Together they .con- a "mick'+ and blankets are lashed manifesto pledging support to be
Plahs for new orders. trot more than 48 per cent of the together properly they should. be ASR• -
beads; be was called 'Yr. Hrown worlds coal - 41 r cent of the' able to kee s man afloat !or The •King's persistxnt ref',** I
- ;- Atlantle Charter As Basle to keep his Idedtity secret until + p
he had returned to'his' own coon• world's iron ore, 6L.per cent of the. hours. For those who have their to collaborate in any way •with
The dramatic oceau rendezvous, try. Mr. Br wu�e• spoke no Eug• world's petroleum. Britain's big= friends in the Navy,. Sind -are anx- the Axis is causing the Nazis a ne
fr Anguet of 1941, between Press- q - goat asset, her empire, spread over ions to know what the• .bo os• trouble
particularly as his 2'.6- .. -
Ush, was accompanied by a Rua � p - '
my` sign fnterpretei -rode a suburban
one tourtn or the woria'4 ages, Here is a fist: SIR
�arehiit laid the political found• train from the airfield into Lou. . habitable •'Ihnd, containing 600; One kit bag, one soap bag, one people that they are beginning u,
As The Atlantic Charter listed 000,000 pdople and vast sources of belt, two .pairs boots, one cap box, _ollow hid' example. a•¢►
don and not a commuter recognis-
Drinciples of non - aggression, the stuffs of, war, is open Ito the two boot brushes, one clothes ed • I f - determination, reci h� H•, strolled the White +
Wei& 'house lawn In sight of thousands committee through the counec- brush, one hair brush, one tooth -
freedom of the' $eas, social Uewew ,� its various patta with the brush, two blue cloth caps, "WANTED
waawnr sea zreedom from "fear �izod. or mother' country. white duck cap,. one attache case,
Stereotyper or Apprenti.
ftd want" or , "a •e. The• material oi'war were being one comb, three blue jean collars, wanted immediately._ Sta.�
b0ttw future for the world," The ^� Pact With Britain ° produced, assembled, given into one oilskin coat, two 'pairs draw-
was accepted In the Doc./ , Back in Moscow last week Mr. wages for steady job, •Bcx
the- -hands er�one Hai al jeise --
on of the tnited Nations at Molotoff reported to his goverh• the day when the United Nations jerseys, one knife with spike, two 425, ., %3 Adelaide St. • v�
FS:Wt' at }942x• It still stands meat that Mr. Brown had been a can grant RussWs. request and lanyard knives, ohe overcoat, two Toronto.
ft Ise cornerstone Am -which trie verb' busy man on his trip. In ad- oven the second front in Europe; cap ribbons, -two black silk scarves,_ -• ..
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An -alderly w�Daa had b4isa' M ` : "'µ
hear ' her nephe_w preach for
B_ ICS BUSINESS IN - -, :r
FARMING U. S. and U. K. To Pool All first time, and -who- thought k i _ ryrz;
- -- - Food Resources
very pons sermon•
Elmer von Wahn, - a farmer in _ Later that 'day -sas asked:
»,• °.California, also rates as a big bun( - - "James, why did you enter the
:.�.:....., ... _L!. ,18;OOfr s a eel irac i _- A- saving of .26- per - %Seat -In-ocean •+u,.:.;, , F' - -- - -- -- - - _ - - - -
yields a VL50CM- harvest in a shipping space may rebult from "Because I was called," he aaa• - -- .- - -
year, aa>i� Popular ScieACe It4oath, -the establishment of a - British• -werrd. /ft 0 /H/ /C ��e eoo/s. - -: • : • = ?.
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_ ly. AmeMcaa 'War Production Board. "James said the aunt, looiclni
' Witr�gi� 'floating `dredge capable authbritative _ so estimated, solemnly at him, 'are you sure it ���� ��0��
of running half a year without re• recently. wasn't some other noise you'' 4.
fueling, five airplanes, and a fleet • In addition,< - further economies heard ?" a
^ �t ttaFters; = trueka� tad laud- scrap - -'- -� cargo space may be, of ected- '-- _ �-
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arm, Von Glahn will harvest grain through- the';'ereatioa of an -Aagio+_ The followthg correction ape = = - -. --
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-and cotton worth $1,600,000 iron -' American food board, _ - •peared in a local newspaper: his farm this year. This 40,000- The two new agencies, designed ".We stated last week that Mr, Elm
e���f _
4+ - -;-acre farm in the. Sea Joaquin OsI•_ ' to •combine the war and food Dro- John Doe was a = defaotive'. In MOd�'iA ii�i� _� ate+}+ T�t RRta'
ley has been made as fertile as the duction efforts of the two coup -the- police force. This was -a
Nile Valley by the ln�enious and • ..tries, were announced by Frost- typographical error. Mr. Doll
=' .intelligent use of machinery, which, dent Roosevelt In behalf of him- Is really a detective In the - The government has declared
not only plants and harvests the self and Premier Winston Chur- pollee fame;'• 1. It the wedding k to be so g
crops, but keeps under control chill: Donald D�. Nelson, War pro• _. _ �- small that wedddng itsvitations gar, -on rata as:part of the war. --
Tulare Lake, the liource at fe duction board director, and Oliver Hot words had passed 'between' ars not engraved, how shonld the oa file enemies of democracy. At
to the farm yet a constant thfeat' Lyttleton, laktiah minister of, pro- bride and bridegroom invite their a �• when eve possible
- �!-E}c d• _ fibs two youngsters ab rapidly that guests ? - everything po _
uuct.lvu, dui tUeua use PeUUUa.uuu nuaay they DDEn nanou. ier, waaL 2. IT a man !a walking With i
_ On Von Glahn's farm =lying in board. of ideas. Then one had a brats-
a 2b mile crescent on the shores - woman and someone who L a- the benefit of the greater wit -
'of the lake - irrigation is done In Three Objectives wave. 1 stranger to him bows to his come effort, it is estiamted that rats
do damage of at least $fig,
' Gam. he sneered. Yer muT• panton, should he -also - return the g
a- big - Way. Four huge- electric An authorized s o e.mae ,aI l" 000' &* year in'- Britain_in their gi-
Da Suck 12 000 , gallons of - wsr takes is washing! salutation
me�* `- rive ether- 3. H- there- are:-two: waitresses -- tie secret bsn4uets in places Immediate goals: other. "1�ye think she'd leave -fit- -
- - -. -- ___lift it 38 . feet said fill- 26 miles 1. -Savtngs of shipping space serving _ 1!1n eon, how do thiy An Agriculture Ministry. files - - -
uht is the blackout ior� your miT'►•' -- proceed a,rouad the table?
of main canals and hundreds of through allocation of production la ' That Rat" is b shows
yse to pinch?" 4. Should one. ever praise some wing
- -- miles of secondary ditches. Wetter such a way that supplies could be -o- all aver- the - cotsatry to wake the ,
Is turned in o+1 member of one. s own' famllyl
_ patches as big w _ moved from the producing area' „ , is rat conscious.
_
"• Does , the foreman know 6. Isn t �it the duty of a hostess. people
2,600 acres dad allowed to stand closest to the war theatre for 'that the trench has fallen Into at a small lunoheoa or' dianie
for 20. days or so -at a time. which they are intended. Iu some
asked the contractor. to ititrilduoe each suest ia= .
- But this farmer L not content asses -- sued! as Iudts- dlaohiae d•yyeil, sir," replied the di�y�y to' all the others'! --The new Waterloo Bridge OT4
'with ordinary Irrigation. In i tools and equipment might be workman, "we're digging him_ 8: Which is the correct form. _ the Thames in England win have
- - drought, even the deepest canals moved there to set up local mane- out to tell him" . whoa a husband and wife are sign - aft traffic lanes. aw
s might fall. To meet •this possibi!• facturing units. -o- tai a greeting card, Mesy 'and
sty there V ready a wheeled ms• 2. Standardization as far ae 'pose . Sandy -was, thinking serlously John or. John and Mary?
chine whloh caa scoop water-from sible of weapons used bT tbi UnW at marriage. "And do ye no' read
wells and lay it ovsr an acre a ad Nations so that ammunlgPea _ _� beds " - -he asked -- Jess- anxiouslT -
'day , ep a depea of .iivm 1 to -1Z --- ind psrta would be intorchanse -, b The bride should writs sash -
inche's. d7. Sandy," replied Jean, irho
Able. wasn't Scots for aothtaL "bat
During_ the flood seaeop.. Von 3. Coaaid'sration of the total tnvitatlQn personally. 2. Yes,, at-
Glaba t0ura hia leads by . p1sIIe, on7 1» it s bricht munslloht istoht _
'United States - British! production yi ken., " ways, by luting his hat S. 11tsf _ _
His special machine for flood capacity as one vast industrial she lot her man. should %feet at opposite ends et
tigbH111-L A'huse floating - dredge ,empire in ordet to gain a mast -
with a three v+ard buetrat it to the table, each proceeding to her
machinery.. of e!!leleae8► -asset e4eletlei a stint ana serving oval vu• .■his ��
operated by a two man crew and machlae;y. Husband: "You must think d the table. 4. No; this is almos# -•..� '
- - -can )» ruslzaa4� to-any d+nr,w ..,,.t - '
In the levee for nick repair wort automoonse grow on %roes.- as- 111- mannsre6 ss to praise one-- - - -
q eluded !n the plan because other Wife: "Slllyl Everybody seat. 6. Yes; the alsrt hostess _ -;
_ 'baton crevices become too large. - United Nations -. powers are not " _'never fails to, do this. I. Mary E4>e � � -
-In an elevator' and warehouse. knows they- Dome from plan4, _
producing war materials safdands. -Q -' dad John is the correct form. - Write For Cata1•gu To
.' age man handles 86 tons o! *rain to mast even their own demands. �•gy Jove,•old boy, I couldn't ba '�e J. LcW-
an boar. as it rides. endless belts and thus have no shtbping probe 1Live it when I heard 'yon wen
- from the par, tem. Ur Roosevelt made clear, in, hodpitiiL' Wby, last aigh0 I saw =
- • - _however, that Canada would par- • you dancing with a pretty blonds." CRESS CORN SALVE idq Chasab "Toro.ts' >
Taught To Swim ticipate In, any joint action three a "Yes, so did my wife." sue• re ad" �� �� ■'� � Yeah 8seablLbed
her memborship on th_ o Brltisk -� .JUST RIB j
TS
_ .In- Flamm Watow uppl,T_Y'asnneit_ - -- -- - — KAq »ei Morris#' ■ self -made - -� ba->m+a � "d ass, � - -' - - --
Combined Food Board inan :'edr vat +�oetw� 1!_ ts. -
water with subbase owns, or algtu a
. .*i - -- -•e /, DY% one COmpellee nlm •�. • � � �• " •
core emerged dripping from the One development from the joint to make extensive alterations." '�` �` i0r C�ei: r0°riaea�l.�ii -
flame -swept swimming• pool look-
ad
production effort, otdciab salt. -
ad rusfally at-the stn! -aild eom- Might -be a concentration of
11" bomber production in the United
plained of its bljstermg, heat. States while Britain slaps tip pea a
The officers wsr. ,yi.lag Ills duction of fighter planes. Bombers ; .: �j L A S S I F. I E D ADVEITISEMENTS41111'e' _ veal test to the moat spectacular
swimming Iowa to bo taught at can be flown to ]dad, but _
• •smaller planes have t be taken In . ` •�,
the United States Navv'� me- flight =myu _ . VSZD A D aaer aRA"TMANw JACK
training school. at the University , The "combined food board" was _ --
#f GeorSia -that men can swim expected to fulfill rirtwlUy the $,Ee :a� Eo Um ;ki 9moaay CROP You YTotNoat PLEASANT odest .l�ryi sur�Pl>rIn "HA'N'DYMAN" JACK WITH Iq -
uses. Lifts- tractors; - bulldliise.
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through banning Oil and gasoline lame tuIICtlOIIe tn, regifd to cor. rla�ht before your •yes. You can oath d•alarA; three locations, Aa impipmeate stretches f s a a ee „
and escape 3 alrly •ee Twaddle Chicks grow. -mt. pleasant Road 3040 Yonse Capacity 6000 lbs, b�
Pe njury relatlnjf the production and • die• he re bred that way.'.— Gov- IL M Horst, St. Jacobs. Ontario.
: Lieut. W. F: Foster, chief' swim- * y' O and 166.0 Danforth A►eauy
tributlon of food among the Unit- rnmsat a Drovd- iron blood- �' Our Used l:aas make us many -
.Ming coach at the school, and a ed Nations. It also will seek to baced brse�arm — with 11 years friends. write for our Pros Book-
Lieut. MEDICAL
of Twaddle Hatching •zD•riene� let on p•d heed renewed and An-
former instructor at Southern reduce shipping space 'by restri0- �shind them, 19 pure breads, elysed useedd cars NATLTRL'S ]3 E L P - DIJfON'Y -
Methodist 1'niveraity, termed the t10II •Of non -essential Imports;- !n• xbrtd cro•.es 6 breeds of fur- - _ Semedy for Rheumatic Pata� i
1?D keys to choosi from: Prompt' de- g ��
test "extremely_ satisfactory". creased' •use of Concentrated foods livery guaranteed pull n day old CATTLE H nro's Thousands St p34b ins k
The swimmer pro li himself and improved methods of stowing aoa- ■ez•d. pullet and cockerel Ottawa. Postpaid 81,b0.
Qa ghicka, also turkeys. Fri rap •
under the blazing oil until. his and packing. pu lots. 4. weeks up to is' used s ax�r'1'RIS -�N
___- _lung -held oxygen an or immediate Cellvary. beifera Bull Calvss; 0as choice RHEUMATIC PAINS -
pply !s abO, In addition the 'board will deal eatalogg'n• and JWy Dstcs list young bull, dam record tea thods-
`-exhausted. At this point he push with all Other questions Ot food Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Um- and milk as two-
-exhausted. and GOOD RESOLUTION — EVERY
,hard for the %arises and as he policy. and atrate Ited, Fergus Ontario. half sister • to Broo aefi Shirley sufferer of Rheumatic Pains W
gy. - The entire with over fifteen thousand milk; Neuri�t�is■ should try Dixoq's Rem -
breaks water, ales the flames food resources of the United States - price rtieonable A ELchn•r, edy. Mpnro's Drug Store 836 U.
BABY CHICKS, Stratford, Ontario: gin, Ottawa.... Postpaid Ji.00.
• ':away, takes a deep breath and and Britain idlll be considered Its
,idnks again. n pool:•.. kR you'll PbeRSebort F later
" DYEING a CLE .SLNG y PATENT /' .'
a
common •'POOL KE
thin
: laying stock, w,•:.ve some 3 weak FETH 1WTONSAUUI3 a CUHPAXI - yj
HAVE YOU' ANYTHING NEEDS
Leghorn p411ets. These are fine patent dolleltore Established _
+ ♦ buys for later profits Summer dyeing or cleaning T Writs to 18a0; ' 14 dinsi Wes; Toronto,
Alrrllandlti Oil ahleks, wiih date of delivery, for information. • are lad to Booklet of lalormatl0
- _ answer your Questions. -ve art- Hot Nazi! Bullet _ needDre should to tak�red rso t y QuMt" _
pa meat iii, Parker's Dye ' Worm
To-
-summer chick orders promppttly. tad; /191 Yong• BtrNt. To- LD RUGS REWOVEN NNW '
Bray Hatchery, 180 John N., 13am- rod a ) -
When PO. Arthur White eased liton. Ont. xuuS, iV1+;W xuuel I+LADB G'HOri
-'e,Rt of his .bomber and called for • FAR ii"A old. Dominion, Rug WeavinF Con•
medical treatment the doctor-said " AC( ORDIUNS, WAITED ny, 964 !?assn St W., Toronto
MILTON; 11 Acre■S SEVEN- ;UOQIL white -[or booklet.
-- pia 'trouble was ;severe born •n v:
- k wasn't only White's feelings ACCORDIONS WANTED Town water; stream; gh, Pus- SPORTSMEN ATTENTION
that -
that were injured. Best prices paid for piano Ito Schools. Excellent Garden and :
- accordions, twelve to hun• Poultry, Farm, $4000' CITin= OUR NEW NO. 2. CATALOGUW%
The' fact is that this 21- year' �` dred and twenty bens. __ Estate C,iareneb Ford, -Milton; containing more information oa
cat-
:-old wireless operator -air gunner ALL TYPES OF FACTORY ant. guns -than any Canadian Sun
THE 'T. T. EAT•ON� CO. LTD. alogue, ballistics, claaslficatloa
from Binscarth, Man., sat o11 a Musical Instrument DeOrirtmeat of gunss,, trail safety and camj -
ra(a Iavt i+iaa► i�ulie>; while ii is :R.:.:. _ - srn�R' BALE "hints., 4a_ pages ny_ar 80'0!lis�r- �1
Y g Nt�•ations, sent postpaid for 25c 1
in s low -level attack against FOR $ALE -SEVEN COWS, EX- atamps or coin. Large stock o�
enemy shipping off dl'he 1`ether= �OD� BAKERY I:iluif'Mtu11TT grid.nt milkers, with first or seal slew and used riots. Cash .paid '
- _ ' ond, calf at foot, also Diesel for rifles and shotguns. Clinton
-lands coast. ' BA"RS' UVF.N8 AND MACHIN• _ Tractor, large Letz Combination Bicycle a Sporting Goods
A steep climb after hid Audson - •ry;' -klso, rebuilt equipment at- Feed Mill, �.:.,.. -ma- wood Epps, Prop., Clinton.. Ont.' - <
d- -s,sed
Aiaple Housing Available ways on nand. Terms' arranged chtnery; also ' 198Zi� -stake 'hotly
-bomber dropped its cargo on to a Correspondence invited. Hubbard- - International Truck. S. A. Lister, PHOTOGRAPHY
- ' : -• " ' ' ble ve Co.. id 8- Stewart Street, Toronto
..ship ifted White off his seat in
$brtT o 'a C :, 103 tburat i�o
p Toronto. grticies can be seen at R.R. i" W
•v ova and '8 i Deny veloi
1a$. A6 Gi,e eauen iiwe�Trafalgar. -L- li +L�_,• �! " late only 25c, Free 4 .z� 6 ea-
he felt lead cut dowjl the aide of -INTERNATIONAL = BUICKg' -- P011F2IAEy = largeme t inclOded: Write to
his flying suit. ANDERSON McLAUGHLEN BUICK- MEN WANTED free
ervie, So James St, Wide t Cath
Then he sat .down- but' - hopped MALLEABLE. IRON'CO. Pontiac Ltd, the' largest dealer* arines, Ontario. w .
right up again in a hurry because is Canada for Bulcke end Pon- MEN WANTED TO CUT AND
GUELPH i . ': Q(t('I', tiacs are- located at 1029 Bay St., swamp four hundred cords of - - • -• - -• -
-theie On his -gunner '& seat;, smoul. Toronto. You can always .be be sure PHOTOGRA#11Y
r - ,fifty inch boxwood. All soft,, cut
daring away, was a red hot bullet. _ of real' high . >ue ...eu .:+z.., . ring, 13.00; SwampiaB, '�uv .Iva- --
very reasonable prices. Cars the far. Frank Day, Rockwood., Oat. 26c —ONE ROLL DEVELOPED AND
---It had zipped through his heavy. - _you' can depend on for real ser- elgut pint cult enlargement ,
11" in Suit, ricochetted of! the _vice ,and with excellent tires. We duo nted n ortra ease mo n —' -,
enjoy a very large out -of -town HELP WANTED Reprints 10 for 26c. Daily service
oil line and gouged two pieces-out' .4'�s Rat " MONTHLY �w1 clientele; built' up through years- iiellance Film Service, 165 Aileen
tri- , pf
-serving well. It will pay you WANTED — CdMPETENT' TRAG ' Ave., Toronto.
to visit us wben in Toronto be ='
l-of gtht�ves>ner's. :chair before eo - _idea w. =sr. ears we- eau 'save— tor. and +hreahe,•- -opars,mr--aLSte
�- You money. wages and experience, at
��H _ _ _.. - employment to right man. Ray.
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,FisED CATALOGUF. mond Willson, Route'6, Welland " ;. -•.;,
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STOPPED O P P E Q
Women who saner Data of irregular - . - . i DON'T TRUDGE. THROUGH
TC N� cranky nervousness= : T46 'Heat; Ra73; Hiail
%JI P ✓!�% due t0 monthly tttaotidnai �sb- S,REFit CAT,►ApGUE 9F -_ E _ _ WOMEN, zilli[.5i WANTED
�/ '� anoea -- should ffad Lydia' B Plnit- }nd Eictttng books. Rer. yrer's , HAVE YOUR SNAPS
•Or
Money Stoll bam'a vegetable 17omDOtlnd Tablets Brest Work on Marra a ela- OFFER 200 FAMILEx PRODUCTS Dellvered bo, /all
e�ms, (with added•lyon) vefy eAeottvo . ., tlons 2.49. SUPER MAIL OR- to a well ,establialied clieitele.-A -An9'_•s -Or 8 exposure film i fectl '
Tor C° N°sO[ � 'alb' relievesno% '1stmm.PlaklisriesTab- -]?ER. 4 Queen Stroet . West, p y
aN1■■.aosii■14rashesesd■Ibsr _ sale in gach•, home. _ -E I n developed and printed [or only 16_e.
.� eroabler. eN fYt•.Otlear - j't , f - —_ tY"= i�ntiPi'9. =- - -__— �-z : —_ -_$y
" —i'• u . �aC Colored Zt�uYEfra= �afRY-
_srptJn, lltt��eall�d D.. D. D. PrNOdptt.a GeeawtNy _ btailA up, resi4taoe r 1pdt stt4lh, - - tion� of, products : : -r gets ul uaranteed�,_,
e 4Niskra9ootbN4titetia •aedetefoklr ielNew - • toms. l0llow sw--
:No sic. come i�r write F� - , " :i• : w
86m 8ra8dre today kr D D.DJ7u K � 'W art° >on' i to a 1n C'n"" MUE. 26 --'92 _ � .� IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE,
_ Mulalboakpeuwie,a PIt • lll�CTS ('OAdI' NT, '.6?9 'fit
�7- : ,, , r :CleMeni,'- Montf6a4 y 8thiton J< Toronto r�
•M .fq�'tfi_ - u:.f ti.r - •� L. ,.. `..,,t., ^•^,_' j4' ,.�' .t .. �' ..r .. - ZGc4.t
^Ty.•^.. ryas•, •p' . <: �+• ,a ,y � ".• � r.� 'lr. . . •"!' -.+.� _ ., .., 'f.' � '; ✓.. .:a b�iry
5- piece�iValnutbed- �i , r � :
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_ room suite, $4.50 ::: Q j ]� ,4-
AR��K k ito
Ott u"do paw YOU way via,
Studio Couch and 2 �
-- oosL1 oos�, - R E Chairs, 72.50 -
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- wood, afi, - - _
SP S-
run - tilled ma ...
.nil reeaea, 16:50 43.50
:Healthfully Air- conditioned -
- Loo em "Over
T$URSDAY, FBI. SAT'URD:�Y
BUILDER'S SUPPLIER :J 26, ,as and 27. D wAte.suit 6
- -1 w shows at fi- ant -9 p -aa: pie-
Slid lbeil'sartage word Bafiuday Matinee at 1.80 - Clark's Most IAa4 •1.2a in bang Ise
`,'Iwo haoealso Plaeod is storx a full BOB test 7.50 Clarlsy Sandwich Spread :2 fw �
tip at' KAPL'B LEAs �Mi � L4 ERA ZORINt4 Clark's PbrlC snd Betas, in�rlidnal 7e, 4 for 96c. _
�t t FEEDS _L lotor Ambulance, Day or Night G7srk's Polk and Seias, '18oz. t. 10c, 3 for 26c. a
: ;, j I ''I'C LOLZlaana Purchase -PHONE 1800 •Clover�Leaf Fancy Pink salaam; '1sY
•, . �• W' (in techaicolour) Horse Site - Sack-eye aalmo�, .1.2s 24e:
_Aftokering, Ont. Jutland Sardines. 2 for
with IIME Boki,Dioxl and .... .
Office 74 �.. a C. A• STERRITT ililliea�alre sardines, choice tie.
_ DONA D assorted day
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Funeral Director - -.. Kraft Sandwich Cheere, � Jul,
kraft 'Sandwich Spreadr
T . _ Furniture yeller Mcl.areWs Tasty Relish Ile.
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MONDU&T and T=DA,7i, ON 4Y }
�T '} = You McIsreus Taot Spread L\ 0 Z�B W Let cUN ete show at 8.18 _YICSERIIIG AND CL REMONT Dill Pkkhs, 18oz. lE6e.
STORES Sweet iced Pkldes� 32oz. _
• tl E` kI Aylmer stu fed Olives, 4 oz. - j s �•- = - --
L ,_.L = - - - Alymea stuffed Olives, Ilodr
- - -°- - '�A, r�c��arnI1�TG Rerr'eSih�1� Aylmer plain Olives, 4 y'S�.
!i � I(3 HDii,I R(T. MARSHALL "'e Aylmer Stuffed O&e% Ilot. $8a ..
r Pi.UMB1Q+ia _ with . D�PVIS and Style Beim choke Catsup
-' :: = v6c.
B+OO�'ING i also as added attraction Henri. Pork and Beans,' &, 10e;' ISc, and floc:
• r�r
Health Batts, 16os. 48e. ;R'eetoa's Apple Blossom Bisdt4 16oz. 25e.
iWs .also e>} tf� Sailors on Leave Frait • Sallne, Taos. with - Weston Celepbbme Rolls, assorted 17a
x4steriaL; Empire Bath"01A tambler 43e. Ale oeiephaae rills assorted 17c. - -
{' Equipment, Duso 'Water W424PAX LUNDIGAN •and _ Grape fruit joke 1k., and 39e.
•. Y -.. _ R F o - �, Apple Juke, A9lm's 10e.
Sysiemne, Beatty Stable - SHIRLEY ROSS
Fit, +ad _ - ,Al Complete Line of _ :.
Aylmer Grape Juice a 20c. and 37c.
i �, -' nu -_ WF,I�DNESDCAT and 71RURSDAY -
Aylmer �y Tvinsto Julce, 2%z. 12 1•'c.
- -• . ; ; -._ -- _ &--Film
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s t JULY 1 and - 2
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�j WmJJr Goasanteed' Holiday Matinee 'WED. at 2 P. U. - There s . Always Courtesy
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GROCERY
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(6R Paul'e 'Cimrch, Ilaabartoa- t -ANNE SHMEY Sundays - 9 A. n. to 9 F a
dy,1,/lf • ,fie CHAPMAN
Also as added attraction
&mday, June 28th, 4th Sanday THE -PICBERING' NEWS
1P meter Trinity. & Mday Sol►ool at 2. Hay foot _ on sale weekly at
. Pb m. Evening Prayer at S. Preacher _
at this service, , the. Rector, Rev. 'E. WILLlA,ii TRACY and ' �OYEB' DRUG STORE SEED
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!cited to these services. -
- We have a shipment of Hybrids Seeds
h r:'::'.' Corn. Have you o e ed y ? Alm
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.� t h f GoldenC�l ow, Bloody Butchers
Wisc. No. ?iField & Seed Grain
Bulk and Package
Also a few • lawn mowers
Electric washers & refrigerators
Screen doors and window screens
A jsot torLMcCorrnict•Deerieg Farm Maebioery anti -
- -' !Repairs.
`Oar Mofto. - We have it. Can get it Or it is not made.
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WE PAY TORONTO PRICES AT tr YSaaai, YOUR HOME YABIiE',E_ ��:
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s day or two each wak-oa *C taem Se:.ioe C1ob Baud of Trade, G7+raber of
d„� . join 64 >, . . or (butch B:ecative sail get 7° PIS.: K ERIN C: HARM
- CoomaadoswLa►ase prep wW a o*n foal I&IV& sa and at oats..
,.p shop" of by ddaawu tbeir tool !ot a ti w, ' �TIi* qwd foe a goat . , , . , , :0mm Of �L��,QG eTLADDM
entree she tart be"Oft' of si8iow of treiaa�• ontww laemees soot Lase -- STA' i ;
worth of peerciorr food. �7 poaa k sass -boor of labor dock$ MONT. PHOM 'i►ilsKT �
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