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Home My WebLink AboutPN1942_08_14^ M .. _ - ._ •.� }c� - { �', 6s,. .r....��.: - _ � "� � +y'f!- '-ah4• '.�q•in � ^. 4 _��• - - .irk s 3Lr,.. ly'� 3; .r '•i• _ y.F?! ' -!., s'.K 41 N. Gel. .J?Xs� t [ ,L i � � - _ _. . - .. _ , . Mi:t' •,�: •t .. M Y• i-. .b b:',' Y ' ....A.y•s VOL* LX. • • ,� . '- � PIC3HERIN(I, ONT., FRIDAY, AUG. 14. 2942 _ 'None is just about tm os t Implortant Thle n Earth" n o -- -- : r _ 1 . Moore at Rotor 1.unoheon here :_ -- "Money isn't everything" has been In an investigation a few years ago Farm Service Office in Pickering Claremont 49wling Club Plan Big . r the consolation for the , poor four, by the Committee on' Banking and Likely 'to Close. Tournament for this Saturday. Localesms ages. "Big -shot Capitalists brought Finance, of the Federal Government, on the 1829 Depression" both famil- it was disclosed that there were four Conditions found within the Farm - The Claremont Bawling Club will x lar expressions were contradieted in million depositars in our Canadian .Help Service in this particular loc- be a hive of activity this Saturday, a typical, interesting and instructive Banks, but' that 70 percent of the ality continues to be very puzzling. when the tournament for the Sin. Miss Kate Fawkes is in very pews F..d.i. •.. 1..• b.. 1e,y.waas uwsingalY w w.iy a va" .6,, :L .._ ,..,d,. ihu �%p win oe rayea '1=he to urna• h.,.0 at present. ; local Club on Monday. these few, comprised -arch as the that one of every three farms in the ment will be of Mixed Doubles, at Mrs. Sarah Lewis spent -fhursday +� 'Honey", a substance that most Federal and Provincial Govermnents, neighborhood was requiring help 'ln 2 p. m — Saturday. with Mr. and Mrs. C• J. Stevenson. ppte claim to possess, earn in diff- _Hydro Systems, Insurance Caapan- the harvests, yet not teu requests Miss Joyce Schell spent last wes>d erent quantities, su!ident at least, ies etc., , which 'after breakdown have been made at the Pickering M, end in Montreal, tv La Ight Call LLv,.1,IA it ae w"Ii a easily on. meant the average -- citizen, -whose ice for such heip. •true oniy con - NCO' miss myrtle Bacon, Toronto, spent derstood matter, that years ago be- money found its way into these in- elusion is — there must be plenty A passing train on Thursday Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. W. G, � came the •Qnedium of exchange,' or a stitutions. of help in Pickering towuwhip, and. 'night, reported at its next stop, the Murker and sons. , substance that enabled us to conduct Capitalists were classified, �s all the complaints from our farmers plant, that the statio8, platform here Miss Hillary Hutchison returned the mww .businesses that keep civil- Active - who uses his own money o was . just so much ta,1 this week from a vacation with � y was .burning. An alarm was phoned isatian on its feet make a profit (the small merchant - Frcann the Oshawa Office, there in from the Plant to the local fire friends in Muskoka Lake District, _ 'y Yet - "the theory of money" in and businessman etc) and the - have been -824 men and boys placed company; who as usual, got to the -_Miss F_ L• Piper, St. Louis, Mo -' 1 the rands t: the mastermind of the' Passive - who deposited his funds in on farms north around Brooklin, scene in short time, and extinguish- is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H. — - - -- ll inter of Econoo nicm It becomes 'the banks etc. to be re- loaned to ' the Columbus. and in that territory, ed the blaze, caused by one of sev- Morlec• t a highly complicated study, contrail- Active Capitalist. "The Success of 'From figures, obtained arom the era] possible means, not established. Public School •opens here on Sep. - dN'by many influences and influen- Distribution' of Capital and Respon- liiai n' -Oitue on the first of this Little damage was done, but the 8th and the Continuation School an ced by the small trader to the big sibil.ities .k realized when compared week, there- were still available for 'flames were creeping toward the the 21st. figure in Fhnanee. with the concentration of rime, and help, Z`d boys, 88 men for part time; istation office. � _ - .- - Mr. and Mrs. Shell and soma - -- - -Wi... "y' , i s ...,v,: 4 oouw not be Its accomnpanying difficulties and 11 women ror part tune, and till i aL- Church Str. were at Niagar Falls. � defined by looking at it• -but - rather despair", he said. boys as berry p!ch ess. 19crmitage Farms brie= Carload e� on Sunday. ' your -- �1�f1E= �p_do _-- -�a�__ __._ 1�441m the entize a2y of IN-kerlair, �CV Is. ,raa�ra4e.:i! his gas d "Money, no matter what as wbithy, Oshawa and Port Pe 1HigbrGrade AynWres from Qaebee: I } anyone � a question on the Depression of cry. completed � weeks aseistjag w#V tells you - -is just abort the most 1NO, when Mr. Moore revwjed that ' 806 tanners had requested help RobL Rgdd;y recently purchased the harvest at - Grasmere Foam, shaft iaW t thing on earth- the International Comwritt.e oa Ag- Several fasararS have isr2ormed tram several of hasn't a blister to show for it, 13� a mearthed for the unknewin g, ricniture, through • the League of � C�ttee that " bad it not QIIebeen well known < _ some of the mans couro"xitks of Nations. rdleaaed evidence ibowiae k for this service. tiev would tea, a carload of high - priced, r'$e H C. A. F. Thrust. lam. rove4a ,Exchange, Price Levels and that Canada was to a large degree _ have been able to do anything with .. "„ rode °� �° �� following a period in the Isolation B&Xk=g Machinery, Infl•tia etc. responsible for tb t weeid -wide t� M"• East, and although the train "fixer- HoWtaL a seariet fever patient. 1 Rnlaegiag on its sR+atewsest q diaaatar. ,- In 1t1l.S Russia rroi•esd We hear that some have refused uPpma" aih�lli► pissed the eau . ]fir. and Mrs wilt. Harris, 053%m s< - f "the moat Important this . be said '680' million busbsds of wheat, fear = ttl ask for bdp become twW cannot immodi thQ behind tie engine for and piaster Bobby Rtsaeirnan, Cap - ithe -basis of dooseeracy and aiviiis- and om*4m f perrhant ' sour; tiro � �t tare exact type of help they atiSa lay in the "ability el she to osumL Neverthaisss tie t;••ndl•o =wish• ZIo blur rqo say the sake of .Stability and ioss'joiting poi Cliff, visited with ]his. and 31M y - consider tboy overltacimd the fact that Bob t yrii Morlley reoeney. produce, sell and e=ahaag+e freely'. Gwwersox►gt sabsidised Canadian ' Yosr ma fostua•te if you gut any at was going to be enveloped in smoky H". D. Evans, of Norwood Prq= he supported and isibved lu fan to tie axtaat el 3110 MM' ail, *Aar boducc•ns an saving to and ci'iadees all the thus a lot of fah Chnreh, Winnipeg, delivft% the Prsfit System, us err bw*xthe ion Dollarr to ps+oiaee awe wh@14 Gloss up �y, tae � can het water md �-- �tapad. to s+i- QW-ft an. And_aast.t.�a in g� - a Se create anu pr+oaaee-, - "ot QV- which rusthW in - ret•tava sows- - om L° t help of r7 �!'UaR and mrmal whm he arrived nano sor'�e of the L'4sited Church .hetcs, won-bom as , _ . AM fist the orbs then man, w�rq sad boys � 'oa Sunda morns � sad tint this systess required the down. He also sdied that wheat � mrsse gem oast on w �. aau w� the trip. the caws were y n: last. ahflked twice, and with no facilities urvuw, wisd use of .money am a medium. of ex- probably ceased, rwisg to fie &eggs � no frow any parucuiar Pisan- on Mr: change, therefore .priurarity necess- ot iasuengeq an. ' for saving or storing the mill, - and Mrs C. J. Stevenson, from, on living oangditl.►na, arse they got out of itt -- they realise find to be thrown ant from the mov- Morhday, -on :his way home-from st• to there im w '"► t�vdlisatian. to be the aostsarke • war q, sad- .Bair hip L img trash. Some of these good- tending the fgrseral" of his nephew, , Fellation , of wbbh wo bear factor that it ace was, adding ■ceded. looking arrim,als may now be seen hOm Oshawa, who was hulled in a nrweh at this .time, was very simply that, intereettagly a•oogh, hie tam ed and explained, in the tell- traetar was is •a deal rgoponoible Hydro Restrictions; Uke y .Sass railway d in the � below the Plane-crash place at�Cfrov lea deInter- n it �- ant of a bo..Tb"d.. - '' _ f it is ransomed that announce - Store' .� with one hundred articles the eonsyssptiq of wheat in the U. fir. and Mrs,• __ John Murkar are to sell, one hundred tMote, each t3• A. - a farmer, riding around all nrent of the eo°Msts°ry restrictions �ayw Care of C gdalg Utm& spending a week in their old horse at cents wen farted '- to dew - and listening to the radio, did on electric power e , r, ..,,;, c'on, in Bruce County. This is the first that a h� oanother one hundred tickets at not require the car fswour -of war industry, will likely The women on the home front can been out of to _ value, with still the same wboaL / contgt be made within me montn.. make their contribution to*ards re- away Murltar igaa wu� of away from his: -work in over twenty number of articles, refused the par-_ It was an a:tramdy interesting with the numerous power failures lieving the metal situation, now ser- five _... eboaft power of the ticket to one- address by a master of the sabjeat, im this net orlsoosi reeenuy, a sac- ions as a result of the war, by tai- a holiday. They are wing sn en- ; hagf that of the first these. A eat- wbo "akwars gave tie rl srtantial contribution of power has al- ing special care of metal cooking 't° v. holiday, _ gbt answer. Rev. Russet and' Mrs, Carruthers - Ion was the iiorobouse for its prod- or said he did not Imeq► the answer". ready been made by users 'in this utensils and other articles of metal �t Toronto, calked on W. L and Mrs s M7 'floe speaker was uatrosacea• by' i e L ,....Y ,, ,.a ODu;tice one day last week. his With the original , by the Dr, Cartwright mad thanked by Mr. Be PatientI and pane to flyawatters is now in Carruthers, who will be remembered G. ......'.L, the value of the magic shortreed. ; -: -- the critical material class 10he wise by =wW here, has been emmistering unit beeame kss, and the continued : Same weeks ago M. J. Wines, thing to do is to' make every article in the West for many years, and is issaartee as new mosey brought a llir.' Horace Burson addressed tire Manager of the local Telephone Co. of metal in the bonne last long as now Pastor, of at. Cuthbert's Unit" go- sedan similar to that of the members an the big program Ong addressed the . Pickering Rotary, and possi ble. Church Toranta : =: balloon, whicl6 with continued is,- produced at the natural amphitheatre in that address made motnn reference Alumdaurn is in the precious metal ?po y ght, askt- to the difficult and problems class. Y alurrhianm tlk,_Shelbura�e lid flatten, flaailir.barwt: _ _ at Fai- rt on 3atarda aior~uihe -morel -S �b to Seat. 01Ue Poor filar Owes the Haney- iag co- operation and mpport• had to be met imhedi•t dy by them, can be made to last longer if they - . Visitor . -- with the erection of the Plant -here are witishied as soon as possible after - �� He was also, it was thought replying food is cooked in them. Food should Interment took place on Wednes- IA Gard - Cafik to some of fibs current critiesrn of not be stored in them Tthey • should daY last of Alfred Silk, ,brother of ` The wedding emke 'was end with a not be cleaned with water uh which - Clarence Sille, and father of Arthur SL John's Chi c r, sword handed down from the bride's the service locally. As far as this arch,' Whitby, decor- office is concerned, we 'are nits sat- there is soda as it causes aluminum Silk, of Pickering. Deceased was ated with multi - coloured gladioli and great- grandfather who fought with q to turn dark, and pit.. visitor with his brother here a few he British Armies at the Crirnas - isfned, and, we are making %he BuKg- Breese sill cuppur can oe iepr ciesn ^Rim ago, ana nad been in — wedding on Saturday, Auguat 8th, For the honeymoon tap to the �� to those fault - fenders- that and in good condition 'by washing' health since the last war, of which. , when Miss Muriel Le Gard, second Hsliburtoa Highlands, the bride the exercise of a little patience by, �th soap and water. Spots may be he was a Veteran. He was in }� Chose a biege crepe redingote en- and a little co- operation by phone removed if rubbed with hot vinegar 46th year. He was born in Shellnirwa glrter i Mr, and Mrs. H. J. le 8 subscribers will of Pickderin becgpsa the wife serzhble w�itii powder blue accessorms pay dividends is - g, and salt or lemon_ rind and salt or and served with they 164th Battlion - of I, _A. C. Raymond Cain R. and a corsage of Talisman roles. On the fo*p of good service on the tel- hot lauttermilk and the Royal C. A. F., eldest son of Sgt. Steven their return they will take rap has- cuirass". The impatient "crab" is Metal polishes should never ' be He was a widelyanvete an and - idence in Halifax N. S. not going to have the goodwill of.. and Mrs. Cafik, also of Ploitering. switchboard operators, hand they used or any kind of cleaning powder .active in many circles at hie home. ', T9se'bride, who was-given in hnsr'r- 4� Beaati w could not be blamed if they were to on nickel or chromium plating. It Surviving are 'the wiaow, g� lags by her father; wore s gown of can be' kept bright by wiping with three sons, one son now ov - white organza with sweetheart say, when a certqun .call comes in - erases, - ' "that's old so- and -so, let him wait ". a damp cloth or with washing in SyRngathy of their many friends ' steckline, and a floor length akirt of The � • of Game and Fisheries' sea v water. rinsing�nd Arvin¢. hen is sets - g 1r r tk,.h .Wr.,b YYYY' raW�ii� Iron pots should be well dried ' -- Sheet �, finger is a circular ° 1 at the . local exchange, but it is one train and- a fingertip veil, caught front in our streams, L addition to after washing. An iron utensil used with a halo of orange blossasms and the 2000 speckled beauties deposited that any average hasaan could soon only once in a while should have a Markham Community Soldiers Fuss tiny aced pearls. She carried a cas- a week ago. Tbese should make our adopt with one who oonlintnally ;^^ complains. This 'exchiarhgr has be- tbiri coat of saltless oil. or fat put ird Anh>tsJ r :6� Bade bouquet. of red roses 'and white angkrePPY another year or so, •� L , carnations. Mrs. Howard Robinson, coons a °mT busy sport - we rec- an it, then put in a dry place, - when they grow a biL wrapped in Paper. S�kEET DANCE AKD sister of the groom, as bridesmaid, ?a the meantime, the public are eatiy courhted enough plugs inSert� warned that — it is to tale in the "board- to represent thirip- Stainless steel can be ]dept dean ' �'d wore a gown of Pak blue net aver �� either .SPeeiied or irewsh tras`t tn• two calls being bandied at that mom- with a gritlea cleaning Powder or ,w »�� taffeta with a matching miotkier ve fine steel wool, otherwise the mom- I.., ,,•,,•1,. ►. a assegq of der Seven incises is keogFL, and the est. Over 880 long distance calls usual rinsing and drying+. WEDNESDAY, �UQU�lP 18iti1. msuson for : week. It is admitted that there are AN to tin, it is now a metal that Rams 'Cmghton in pink sweet peas, blended with roses• akidug thm cards a were put �'aih in one 3sy last � i Mr. Howard Robimmoe, iertim -ist- A� 8 occasions• when waiting lust cannot be released for house, � f law of the groom was . best man• sing and delays hold articles while the war coven. ' Oreihestra t The usbers were Mr. WiL 11. Spur , :� AtiC!'tOl�l SAtdi' Prsc1e may. When yon ring the ;.=♦" Weal exchange daring the day, re- ues. Don't try to h>!ep k slhi�+, or iod6 n and Old 'Lmo Datdag at row and -fir. James Gerrb. Attar the thin 'cos of first ch m 180 acre fartm at Iota lei "- "e ue Y wag tang of tin walk be taken Boys' Softball Game in Mwgan Park the ceremor4, a reception was hid 17 and 1s, can. .6 fingers trying to give the service off.-To remove burnt food try boiling at the PWcorrlmia• whard tbe' bride's , Wig, on pow. , mother received in a powder bias ed Brook Road, quarter sib ao�h you Pay for- In . rtew el the heavq ..a little soda and wa%r in the tin Games ars8 Many Other ANA demand for " Pan, but ' don't boil it longer Lac by Prim _ Draw el ^. 'aiding ensemble with Navy Sao- of No. 7 Highway from Brougham, Phone service by emsan- ifbr >� x,00 1? :.•. _a of >�hk roS- belonging to the Estate of the Lie tial services in this district, priv. five minutes. n. tweet peas. The =room's mot- G. I'' 11�[dd ohm See asxt week's ate imdividumks might • use the phone Conservation of metals., mem s- more Proceeds fns OnrSep Bra 1r_1H P1 K I G E C ER N NIEWS her wore a navy blue crepe dream issue for full particulars, date etc, less, for such calls -as "how. did you for armamneMs and munitions for Dann 11a Rhh in qy of Rik with whito accessories and a' corsage or apply at farm or to auk Prom- deep last night" and "what an you pl"n and for the Wpm at. sea. Lteb Nalstbar Adm. 11eb�st of red tics; auctioneer. having for dinner today' . X& , . rases. .7� 7, J V %MNAIR VVM Commentary on Current Ey.ents Won if RusaU can witbdraw U Ida 40,000'Unk ovars -pd thi�loszge itumber of oil baria' destroy all WK-LIKED ARW MAK& pipelines and OU ;V� Mod % 06*0 the Black Sea Meet by the con. THEIST WAY WIVE EVElt cessj<�n of free Passage tbxoush LAST STAND TO STOP NAZIS? ... back I 'rho axe- slan men come Into the mllitarY the Bosporus to United Nationt 77TRIED IS ALL-LBRANT-- Not one stop te, the whole,.strategy of the 'age. Their number will -rise 'to par outlaw of thle task means the by 1946. On the other war would have to be changed. It �--prsoematlon of our country. ----2,000,0-00 Germany would have gained a BETTER WAY a I e -derman manpower res- 7 ��'UW'dokructlon of the hated h nd th most Important base on her way, encfw� and a guarantee of erTOir supplied 640,000 - men who I to India. and its strong -air 'fle.e4l 71 ;-Victory. reached the age Of. 20 In 1940. "Stall - once supplied 'with the urgently -these words, Joseph With while the number of new recruits needed 011, 0OUld harass the Un. Says P&S. reor&e worin, ''Inat week called an the Red Army .71 will declias to 580,600 by 1946. Gridide-- due to lack of the right'YeAd of Ited Nations supply lines in the lBaie, Quebec: "We have been useo "bulk"I in your diit? But recoember. Sw a desperate, stand �agains.tthe Russia thus produces three times Middle East and keep the Russians -'Of XELLOWS ALI.-MAN f0P & long ALL-BRAN doesn't work like cathar- �avan`clrog Welirmaebt, says the many young men fit for milie 'at bay' behind the Urals --with -the time- and 'for a good�reasoru ticL It takes time. Eat it regular,3, Now York Times. He gave notice fary service as Germany. main Instrument of the air force ALL-111RAN, besides being a �- I and drink plenty of water. Get The, Russ" armles can retreat Ao his 190,000,000 countrymen Mat and a relatively small lafid army delicious cereal, really does keep ALL-BRAN at Your groCers, in. two. ... regular - - .-Paturally." convenient size packages, or ask for f4isfr nation had never faced a and resist over a distance of -sev- in the east. Thus, the bulk of the Wy don't you try ALL-zRAN's the individual serving package et t-not sTe%L In a past eral thousand miles. Russia has graver momen German army would be freed to., "Better Way"to correct the cause restaurants. Made by. Kellogg's in 091 has been scourged by Invad- 3,000,00 square- miles of forests fight elsewhiere'.' if you're troubled by constipation Loadeii, pana,* Ing Tatars, Mongols, Swedes, chiefly east of the 'Urals and there' pole and another gen- Itir -skrmy-. could disappear. before arat Freach ot'dermans. The feeling ot the eyes of the Invader without ment over rough ground and isvinis bad been matched, only last the danger of a crushing - def"t. smooth, marching or doing phys. Hitler's guns were An the Germans advance, that DIVID training, without good food Pan when Adolf lCal R4 --- --- pCosqwt hPPn=s Pereasingly sad lote.of it! the capital's citizens were gum- probable. amed. for "the hoar of supreme If � the Nazi forces are driving That's -why eight 'ounces of sugar, 4kedice." It was a feeling that for Russia's great oil reserves of a minimum (it tea. and coffee Must,'% rippled omin6iisly frobi seared the Cancasus, their purpose is not MM E suffice. ineadown and a chards of the Don only to secure the Oil for them- IP-WIN selves, but to Ctepl:ivu One of the Jobs,of the Wartime valley, from bloody river crossings Prices and Trade Bqa-x -is to COIL- and machine-littered fields, at the one of its most vital-supports in A Weekly Cokunn � About This and 7Ut in Our CanadianArMy serve food for our soldiers, here binge of the Caucasus, Into the the war. "Reveille and overseas - and those of us will be at 8.30 a.m.- The youngsters I -espitals of the Allies abroad. The Germany wants to cut off the n order to save who are good soldiers will help oil from the powerful Russian war Th&ta how the order read when time in their preparation for' ser. pUgbt of the Russian colossus was the Board do that job. the unit'of the Reserva'Army with vice when they are old enough td She plight of the whole anti- machine and put out of combat aggressor cause. those tanks and airplanes upon which I attended Camp volunteer; the middle aged to fit W and -ho.Axis sweep to the Don In w7ilch evirytblng.depends no prepared to refurn to Its ar,moury themselves'ag fast �ao- possible for VOICE T tha first month of the grand 1941 which already have dealt most and to disband for ot.week'B rest home defence duties when-they 0 F T H E paign had overrun some 30,000 severe blows at the enemy. Russia from * evening paradeg, the - citizen. become necessary. ,-PRESS :,squame miles of grgdn ind cattle has a completely Mechanized agri- soldiers to their jobs in of - flees, The Reserve Army Mon of today ...eauntry. It had. broached the-Ros- culture which, deprived of oil could factories, stores, warehouses, 'rail- are not "Saturday night soldlers", entrance . to the Caucasus, not—tuaction. way Yards and the dozen other they are' patriotio-,citizens. debar-- 14ov . . elisseO of Industry' from': which red by W or other limitation from A - ROUGH IDEA apeaed the way for a drive to the While the- hpze spaces of Rus- e must -IcowiF-VoWaad the Caspian. If -sla wM permit its army to with- they came. taking their full part In the' Job Bombing on a huge scal r Sopfads a little- touth- W thij�- sy.- disormize-the defence$ - and stun Abe, Germans could add the farm& draw properly. thus evading In- of work we' ba, e LU 6v. af- -11W North Caucasu . s to their deftitely a final *-Ge=WUL-TIctQrF- erage -- who- Can -oleep ff un-til preparing for a grim business -and the people w*ho are going through VWto . Russia, "Ukraine and Don the Germans . woutd- attempt to aft or seven, doesn't it? But it they are going more than half way iIL At Cologne, it is said that, one Swin ionquests, they would pos- blockade Russia economically and was not tough by the time we had to meet their Instructors in th-e- �a-tlw. average every the .,W reduce Its fighting power to finished fourleen days Of tisining. use of the death dealing e4ulp. mix seconds. If you are afraid of goes perhaps quarter of We took It to our stride as we had meat made.Avallabl to them for lightning, think what it would be Boviet's cultivated land. If they insignificance. e r sould take the oil -fields of the: .7at Germans are on t4elr 'way taken the dally I am. reveille. the training. -like to go, through a thunder the;F -onidl linlet the to the Volga and an occupation of long hours of training and the oo. The men In my Platoon. by the sWrm with a new lightning flash SwLutalxhe&d at 10 to 90 per cent Stalingrad Ltd Astrakhan at the Mateo- tiond Which -fl ev . ery 'six secondL Then remem- formed part of the ' intensiver pro. more rounds from Brea ber that probabIX none of Mose int the Soviers petroleum. At the Caspian Sea Would Cut Off 911 COM had fired Teigs, and the Casiiian they would mazoications between the Central trwnm* undertaken by unit* of guns In two weeks than in the lightning strokes'hit your town, --be In position to seTer ihs'Allied Tratit and the forces which protect :the reserve normy In summer camps last war I 'had fired from a rifle while every bomb scores "a hit -lowly line i Iran. the Caucasus. Besides this MIW evaughost"the Dominion. by the time I bad been In the army and blows up something. That German successes along the tory threat which an such may be Our units were made up of Mau tea months. They fired with rifle& will give yop a rough idea, at Dan, according to the Christian less serious in the case of a strong -between the &gna of 17 and it, ci�m short and long ranges. They least. and U and 60, And when I. say received lastraction in the band. -Fertus Noiwa�Recoid Solence Monitor, raise the an. army defending the Caucasus. the ling and stripping of the-Won gun.. Important 0 question whether and flow of Russluncil toward the In- men, I' mosa It as regarols both vtere--th&-Xu1%--oLn be Moppk4 dastrW Contra@ of ftrovesu- Rlw' OWN at the scale., It* is a tOs"P They learned about hand grenades 30ME FOOVS VICTIM the da would com-e-W-621 *"d. whether- tbsya4ths-or-Ah*-ndddl and they Put In strenuous hours a Davehiatrist jPovestizated WO It be at the Volga or !a aged Urals? Will they be noble to cross Russia would outfer tremend. were the keener men. Theris practising the rialit way-to 'deliver the fears of non-swimmers he the Caspian Bes. and threat" India aasly under the loss of 35 per cent was onartainly very little "soldier, thefe'Dresents to an 01ANW, They srutu iiann. 1i I—. T-k-on and af Its nil autpiit- (treat a" of Ing",--40 us a term that aboulof had their first. lessons in "battle. would l:irobably find that early in - life they had been mischievously drIlL" Tboy practised stalking " I Afghanistan? oil have been accumulated, how DONMUOU UUM utu rac%9)64W. or deliberate; pushed into tha- As lout is the Rusalin armies laver. and In addition-with the re- Mti* a 16avy route march there throUGh tho open WA througn water, or due ed when tney am. cover. Th Intact, withdrawing from mainIng production RussWs Arm- was a bk sized "slak-parade" but ey learned the, basic imot expe�t & and got a fright. me position to the other, Germany We would 74ot'be crippled. It was not the "alck-papade-1 to principles of bayonet fighting Children should never be made which, old soldiers are accustom- but they didn't li�sru to "grouxe.11 would lure to mannot even-dream of having *an War tactics be afraid of the water. victory over Russia. The Russian ahmgod, transportation w a u I d od. 7%* line-up consisted of men ThI& ' briuss us to the -second -St. Thomas Times4ournal but have W be mirtioiled--uTiculturs, &axiom to have the* blittery or P00*62 reteiied io &bo*e. There 0 "final 'stand" *111 always do- naglected, but there would be suf- Goamusen - aimeti up so d.L afe-4*0 thinge that soldiers grouse 3=d upon the army. No natural f1dent oil for the war machine. We would not have to miss drill per- about-,most. One is 'the endless Explaining his attempt to so- -obstacles except the mighty Volga, must not forget that oTe* the Ger. loods rho xoxt day - not of men round of unliniginative drill, the cape from a Quebec military has- jUver protect the Russian hinter- anan war machine is considered to 6stwmined- to wangle a "light other, have 'you ruessed?-food. vital, a captured German merch- ran an lose thin 70,000,000 barrel duty" permit from the medical There was no -for either of' a ant seaman 'said that he was "fed The Urali are a geographical of all annual consumption under c'Moor 00 they could evade the these complaIntm. Especially the . lap with the war." We haven't -sionceptiou, the traditional divid- tin warfare.- The next winter mairrow's responsibilities.' latter, which caused many' an old, -�blags 'jb-�ut— soldier to 996P.-Ted- under the.- accompl purpose until _jshed ling ling between Europe and Amik wmld Permit. Russia to reduce There were many ha ther Nazi, inuch we ve made arm bot theli hills and forests never- its war of movement and thus. save year's Reserve 'Aymy camps now, scale of rations N.C.O.'s and mdelead Russia to_w-MagInot Una Much gasoline and Permit now that amased the old soldiers wbo man enjoyed and that word to Me" highly placed, fiel the a ams 6 well chosen such ' meWs. es way.. lacency. The Importance at ed intacks to accumume. -winAsor-litAle So Urals to based an their natural Russian agriculture would suffei outstanding was the enthusiasm theal: fro with which the new recruits ab- Breakfast: grapefruit j u I c e, 7.1 rosourcet'ind the industries which but Power substitutes Made ra % wheat or oat meal porridge, Y6UR#. BRITISH, AREN'T bonvoo been built around them but grain and. wood, most abundantly aWt4d'Instruadbn.,Th4 only Awk. o'3wt on strategic considSMU03IL' avaftble- In Siberia. would permit ward squads", after the second or scrambled eggs on tout, bacon. YOU? What's this? Are you going that point of view, the Cau. the continuation of the use of trAc- t1drd day, wers the voluntary Onto Marmalade, toast &#d coffee, , ith alone swelft the two Mitzi tovi and vehicles, Finally, More that assembled under good natur- Lunch: soup, cold roast' beef; ar6gnd wi yotLr head in * a ea. sling? Are you losing heart be- _�.#Wvvacbes to the oil of Baku. bones could be raised in a relse ed'son-commissioned Officers dur. two vegetables, apple -ViO, t cause the war is goiniC a bit thick. Thai Russian M111tary strength,. - tivoly short period " ths'ail stocks Ins off duty, hours. You would find Supper,. beef , stew, two vege- these days? would permit the maintenance of them In the tent lines, Practising tables, bread, pudding with Chaco- deponds primarily upon What's the matter? that late sauce, bread, butter, tea. Jb ra-upower and the anount of ..ourtailed ecashmptiom of oil over anything "m left and right turn chin up! You're British aren't 'ovapable planes. tanks and guns. a period of several yous. by numbers to the "Present arms Sometimes. there was Cake. one- you I 39 does not matter -whether. the Scorched earth policy would do- from the "order." During the MeJIL was baked Virginia -hanL latter are produced. in fac- PrIve Gerisany of � t1ft conquered morning and afternoon 15 Minute 0ii Friday's, fish and macaroni torinon close to . tM front, or far oil at least for several M011th1L root peroias when the only s=Qkes and cheese marked the two big -you didn't MIX- it all YEARS AGO *4w the front, or shipped from Bat It could not be prevented friom of parsole hours were Indulged In, meals - and in One' day. recently seven car. %' "dixte" that as unnea maytons. WL.A .'.ete ptRiming--tbe-*buadaut-4L-resowc- discussion groups formed them- ...up in. the same tin -`b that trained soldiers got them son of the Caucasus sooner or later, .' selves around officers and -N.C. naa.nela your . attaving; water cad- Ins& of cheese were sN ed from -Ligtowel,.for. the Britiz"market, ft -time for use. onelk In. posses ' sion of this region. O.'s to ply them questions as to ler. and three'carloads from Atwood. In manpower the RUssisus hard F�roxa the Ciucasus German -the "Why" of this, the "how" of Do the" rations look heavier to a great advantage over t . he Axis armles would threaten the oil of that, "d the practical application you than the; amoutifyou consume This made 00,000 worth of ch ese shipped in one day from mod their satellites. While the we, Iraq mad Iran and make the Uu- of training to� *arfsre. It was, at,-home? They are! But soldiers e seen take ever the-work of meni Ited Nations position there most until you. thought about it, -1ucred7 --even Reserve Army soldier at- the factories of one district. precarious. . The well-developed lble! tending camp for on $tratf rd Herala, Ju�y 24 anillions of soldiers are mobilized. ly two weeks - 0 ftsels con put Into the field tralnv Russian river and canal system When you- thought about it the. -need heavy rations. 1892. ad armies of 10,000,000 and 20,- would permit the distribution of- -answer soon became apparent. You can't be on yotir feet -from 00,000 soldiers without atfecting the all to the Ukraine and over These men have joined the re- six in ihe mornifig till sometimes More than. fifty percent of 9b war industry or igriculture. the Polish and Baltic river B�s- army, according to their age nine at night, carrying a nine. Peru's population is composed of equip en pound rifle, a bayonet, web the abori nal 'Incii' Indians.. Wary year 1,000,000 young Rus- tems to the consuming c tern of. classifleationg, for, two reasons. gi REGILAR FELLERS—.Lip Reading y'oVWA SEE W WW 114AT� WUTH RE'S -cRazy o wEAR TO CARWPA WL TAV*R WEARS PA %ASMS. I'F TRAT'S TH . IF h a MV04'kHMET6AJ N'T E ff- 16 MY R HM MOM NEARLY x4sy HE DOM! *14AF HE'S TALUMON' U�; PrW ON THE 00 OF MS 4;, Ck F ot p.L 095. AN 9(1�' 7: a um"01F. tOS YE TEA ; - -AN FEE Try Different k at Neither coffee tat tea were son ed, as is the usual custom, at the quarterly meeting of the local Ladies Aid, but an excellent bevense was need, and the guests , .1 upon its delicious davor. •TIW ptesi- dent explained that the ban on tea and coffee. was in dePeraace to the request of the, Governmeaa - fog satisfaction at the success dt the experiment, the chairman said posmal. -the beverage used, -had "3.•ia .K +r.�;y W lfsf -' 'Whnfs Tssw..g'r�u`,. p., x}(�_" ' '•.�dA•L .. • _ .•f\ "�,�^•tp�^••, � . -a * � .. 'a�K'xri'ali�!fit ;' • fika..'"ia U.as:CFy�iyyi{'�• y^R3a�t� ,�gai".'t� -,r .F '�• i� e� .. ate. .. �,�► �° .�'a"- 'ry`.F"•'•� ,.c': ,•. „icy WHAT DO THE TEA LEAVES SAY? taken Iess sugar than would have 1,�... .L d...1t iced -!e hear their tea leaves -road lac -find o',t Ahnilk cost less than either tea or coffee and a second front. Brig. Gen. Ira C. Eaker, left, commander of the U. E3. so was a saving to the treasur9, as Bomber Command in Europe; Maj. Gen. Carl Spaatz, chief of U. $. well as a saving op tes, coffee, sugar. Army Air Forces in the European Theatre of operations; .and Air Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, right, -chief of the British Bomber Com- mand, are pictured conferring over tea' at an airport in Britain. .1co bac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :.; .. "IT DOES TASTE GOOD 1N A PIPE ?" -. V1%�liCh? A temple near Kunming, the The Brockton, Mass., Enter- capital of Yunnan Province, dz prise comes up. with the smartest China, is made entirely of bronze. one so far. Cop -Pulp over to the side of the road. Driver -Yes, -sir. Cop -Lemma see your papers. giver Which ages-' - my driving licence, my registra- tion, my social security card, my sugar- rationing book, my sae l�bC101rilllal card, my selective service regis- tration card and a ticket to the i Whether I S a MCCUELK US policeman's ball. -- - _ -- - - - a society Or a meal in your home, Postum Japs Prepare. For from the fanshaped character of the railways, art'owing like spread _ British Calm Foe All D49formitfies own provide the easy Wily t0 CotOSCtve trot c•`- Attack On Slheria fingers of the hand toward the The Briton, through the eyes .Write For Catalogue To - and 0o>ffec G and, hearten- Soviet border. To counter this threat, the Rua- of Russian Journalist Ilya Ehrsn- "People who do not know - S. Je Dew ing flavor- econoinicd� -so Russia Ready, Says l4arrl• darts, recognizing the difficulty of . burg England often inist;ke British ;,` - ' 1^ easy t0 make. =- son Forman In New York garrisoning and patrolling the on- border calmness for lack of determine• _ -:14a Church St.. TQroate - -- - --' I'Imes tire length of the 8,000 -mils t few peo- tion. Actually, however, Ysati E,tab4shsd - — - d Soviet between Manchukuo sad ' ples can match the British in per- ZK -- M 4 ss. else make/ It is generally admitted that Russia have decided to ooncen- siatence. The British calmly loss - - - so mpg current expectations of a probably Irate on a chain of .strongly fotti- their tempers, calmly work them- E w _ , 9 as. '� meth imminent Japanese invasion of„ a,herfa_may in man• fled defence posts. Subterranean aIrdrome/ arc scattered about, es• wives into a rage, tight calmly - _m log sop afire so4d_ sure from wishful thinking in the pecially in the - seaboard "aDTBU-S--S i. . hope it would make available ur• 41i' of Siberia, extending book, - - -: - needed - s fr -baeee -for -the United Nations In Siberia. On the from - V1adiRwtock as well as Kam- chaffs, Salthalia and neighborhood ie- d!s• � �� f � ,.. _. other hand, the Japanese, who Llaade, all within easy !ly>'ng pm have long looked upon Rtaaia as tance from Alaska the hereditary enemy which must On Komandorski -- meaning Cow some day be decisively dealt with, mander- islands is the Bering Sea ACCORDIONS WANTED KINIC a FO no 14 C ' �e realize even more iteemy clear that aI1 thelo• recant ezppnbivel7 developed submarine bass. Opao• ACCORDIONS WANTED Seat Aces paid for piano lINID QUEBEC MINX. 9IL 316 R.d and BEC INX. Raymo Ranch 4 What V��IiCI� purchased Pacific conquests will site, Sakhalin on the mainland. accordions. twelve to burs- Hall, m. Quebec. Farnhfm, Quebec. „4 ' ' Is Doing be wholly nullified so long as Nikolasevsk and Soviet Harbor ars dreg and twenty base. 'THE � +i Japan proper remains vulnerable betas developed seaports. with rail T. EATON CO. LTD. Pa'i'10slTf to a short range, determined at- service-'planned to oonneet therm ]nualeal Instrument Deeastseaat - _ tacit ?tam the Siberian mainland. with the Traas-Slberiaa system. Tersat0 VETHERSTONRAVUB s: CUMPANT SPONGE IRON The first stage of the Japanese Patent solicitors. Rstabu$ 3660; it stns West, To', IT A atnng+a- wartime Substitute- plan for hegemony, -the. "greater / --.HOW CAN it wG1Eii'I's waIPCED Booklet of [atormattoa - was In the making last week -a East Asla Co-prosperlt7 Sphere." HOUSEWIFE. SPLENDID INCOMH quest - ..ti.- a.:�..s- �... ......w Ila -� may be aid to be ed namely, the conquest of Brit- Q. How can i make a 106168 M Can -&-- - s"y - not to interfere with house wort. >i'oe tukl aarncular. otter to P80TOGRAP87 - j *A *l. It Is , called sponge Iron, and the U.S. 'Bureau o! ffiinea 'to Isb and American territorial and prevent sunburn! A. By mixing two ounces of ivoa Produeb of Canada. Ll tted.- 1016 St. Alexander et, ]Eomn- DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH - - _ _ has decided. risk $60,0,000 is commercial outposts such as t -Ay °...:...- wStAti. •-+d t „+ �i,Y,� �♦ s ....� ambRC. hitherto - un process b _ P3iCei� P 7 lil.. . seed a little perfume and deb ibis- on the stria with a soft elofdli AGENT WaltrTSD HAVE YOUR SNAPS pines, -Malays arse Burma, A _':witich it In mad*. - - This leaves four principal the- leave on five minutes; then wipe, BE OUR EXCLUSIVE MAGAZIN,O Dellvesr+ by MaD way 6 os a exposure film perfacug _ To auks sponge iron, or* is not atres realainias for Dal Nippon'/ off very gently. Sub■orlption Agent In your own developed and printed .tor only fie. , smelted.. I$ is mixed with pal. nest concerted action, namely, Q. How can I keep watercress locality. HIsbe■t commlWons oa Full supreme ua[tty and east e*nie* guarantee i - Irerized coal (natural gas can also India, Australia, China said Siber. fresh and crisp for several days? ail publications. or part- time work iousid the . Davts As- !i WERIAL PHOTO SERVICi - - • �' be used) and coke. than tad to a IS. The monsoon season which al• tw 'mrn t....- fresh ;4{ after •ncy. 76.a Adelaide 8t. West; To• ti- _ large, rotary kiln. When the kiln ready has started In - India must A. washing and picking, it is drained rooto, vntar,o•. Is heated to -1,800 degrees F., - discourage action there, at least and put into a heavy .bag in the • - 'lthe powdered coal -first robs the for the next several months. refrigerator. Keep the bag in the A.VTOMOBILES - USED RHECMATio Pant's ore (iron oxide) of its oxygen, • • • Moderately cold section. USED CARR WITH GOOD TIRES. HIGHLY RFRQMIdENDZD - ZV- then turn/ into gas; leaving fairly y As for Australia, it would ap• defeat Q. How can I destroy chiggers Se• us first We will re- fund your cost of tranaoorta- ary 'sufferer of Rheumatic Palos or Neuritis should try Dtxoo' pars iron granules which have a pear that the Coral Bea has on th4 lawn and bushes? tlon to Toronto, if you buy from Mount Pleasant Motors Ltd gR,smedy. Munroe Drus Store /it Elgin. Po■Lpatd fLOb. -' ----7:-spongy texture. This stuff can delayed Japanese invasion plans A. By the liberal use of sui- _us. Used Car Lots at 1660 Danforth Ottawa r then be fed to the steel furnaces. there for time enough to enable, phur, applied with a dust gun. Avenue and 2040 Yonge street _ Steelmakers watch the project sufficient American aid to reach On lawns, of course, the ch en � Head Office; 632-Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto.' Telephone Hlgh- a OLD RUGS REWOV19N NEW li with contending doubts and hopes. the Antipodes to make Invasion in will disan_ a_ ear if the ¢rasa is • - , at sponge iron can D* mane, it t4af, u-nmiiou rau-emcy Lasalll- kept cut. P old Dominion Ru Weaving Cola. �t ` t will head off a decline 'in steel Produttion caused by the ominous cue For a while It, was believed' that Q. How can I” revent dirt from D BAKERY EQUIPMENT yany 664 t;tteen W- Tosoota Wrttb for bookLt »- r+� ` shrinkage of U.B: scrap iron re. China had been selected for an` getting 'under' the edges of the fingernails while gardening, or HAKER3 uvExl- AND tiACBIN- ery, also rebuilt equipment ai- y sources. It may also cut the coat all-out military drive, but with the a doing 'other ditty work? ways on hand. Terms arranged. TEACHER WANTED '• of steel by as much as $5 a ton. s Yunnan ptish petering out at the- ' the A. Rub the ends of the tinged -Correspondence invited. Hubbard Portable 'Oven Co. 102 Bathurst H Iteac � P Zs In the last 80 years, the steel industry has spent millions in' Salweea river and current Chekiang- Kiangst action revealing over some candle wax, taking car* St., Toronto. - r for, te>staat. teacher tor' t3setion � estamt Belmont. ten miles north o - futile efforts to make'sponge iron, itself as designed at most to clear to get it well under the nails. '' W3ten the work is completed and G, ETC. FOR Sep- s . D tieete to tember in the process is selection the rail" route from Japan via the bands washed, the nails will BELTIN' THRESHEIRMEN to Chas. W. Munro, Secretary. Havelock. R.R. 14, Oprt. i of an ore which can yield high- Korea, Manchuria, China„ Indo• China, Thailand and Malaya to be as clean as ever. BELTING FOR THRESHMERMEN. grade sponge. Plants, Sweden sad Finland an now turning it Singapore, this leaves only Siber• How can I prevent ere ir. Q p p p Endless thresher belts, hose, feeder canvas. pulleys, shafting, TEACHER WANTED out profitably. p y is where 'the east large scale' ! at stains on a hat band. A. Fold a strip of cellophane P 3tangara, bearings, motors. Spec- fal- Belting for traces, 2 Inch i- BERKELEY - QUALIFIED PRO- _ , Until this bummer, beta iron p military aggression could, be cos -- templated.. p and place it under the inside ha! ply, i5c toot. All types of trans- mission . supplies to stock toe testant teacher wanted for s.e.` No. 9, Holland. State salary said . ;' ` and steel have always been abund- the Soviet will not be cau¢ht band. This will prevent persprr immediate shipment at attractive , .,- __iandise suaran Qualifications, a 1 s o telepho -- ant, so steetmaxers nave relied _Wt napping. Perennial .squabbles with ation and oil from" staining the ;$_. teed and shipped subiect to, your Septem er, Thomas Dennison. 1 on , them for 40 to 60 percent of the Japanese long-ago necessitated outside ribbon or .band. inspection. send your order■ to Secretary - Treasurer, Berkeley. R.R. 1, Ont._ th* charge in their furnaces. But a dectsiga to prepare for the in- 4 THE PURR BELTING TO CO.' s8 YORK STREET, TORONTO :*l0 now the U.S. needs scrap and needs it badly because there are gvitable showdown in Siberia. , WANTED not enough: (1) open - hearth fur- From the Russian - Japanese war of- 190! the Ruaelane learned' bitter NEYI SARiE DYEING • a CLEARING ,.TEACHER • naCea to reduce steel at the p higher lessons -of the 'difficulties encoun= -/ N/NERE'S YOUR . ! HAVE YUU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? write to an ;- FOR UNION 13CIi00L SECTION No. a. Hultett Township. Duties let, 164L ;• slower rate required when q g feted' b the supply services of, an y ` %G a for information. We are glad to to commence September State and salary. percentages of pig iron are used, (2) blast furnaces_ to army in the field operating 5,000.. MINARO'S -,\ - answer your Questions. ap art-, :Want H, Parker- Dye Works Qualifications AD ly to F. J. Tyndall, secretary. make pig miles from European bases. Limited, 793 Yong* Street, To- R I 4, Clinton. for the steel. The fyrnace handi- Even though the, TransSiberiau r.onto. cap will be overcome if the sponge Railway id today Rouble- tracked, • TEACHER WANTED , s iron process can be perfected, the conditions of moderh wa #Pare SOLDIERS FOOT BAT, N since, sponge iron. plants can be -built more require the transport of more tons RUB OUT TIRED ACHE# B oUMene KA FOOT y BA os�46c QUALIFIED P R U T E s T A T B.S. eiDe - =" quickly and cheaply per man in terms of heavy' guns, Instantly, Apply stating, =iencecliaoi than new blast furnaces, and are tanks, trucks, gasoline, • ammunl• • e bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman Ottawa. salary expDected. Duties to com- cheaper to -Time, tion and general supplies. • For ::' , � _ Drug store, mnn Sea T eaa, Coins rmered0 ,operate. obis reason defence strategy in the ® - _• :Pte. Jones had been in the broad sense has called for the In. POR SALE THIeESIdIxG • 1ttACHfli1�' - - k - Army a week when the sergeant tensive colonization and develop- oD- 1VUTRIA, FINEST QUALITY; 1� _ asked: ''What do you th_ink'of the y ment of Sbieria's' under - developed for $150: pair $26. James Byrne, R.R. 1, Woodalee, Ont, FOR SALE - A 22 -50 SAWYER- - Masesi threshing machine . tulle, Army so• far?" $$I may like it after a while;', and. s'paraely populated vastness. • • • olslevn distress iroin MONTHLY-* _ _ �. _. -. _ __. -_ •quipped -W=ith eeYuoL__�sed*r, 'and Shredder,' clover attachment. blower drive belt. replied Jones, "but just now I In the meantime, the' Japanese FEMALE HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL rain and rchie Lawn. Belfounjain, Out. think there's too much ' have been paralleling the Siberian ' LEARN HAIRDREssING THlii' -RO19- l ? ' .drilling _development, with intenaiv_e,_ tom -Deed preparation of Manchukuo WEAKNESS ertson method. Information on rA'' .� quart regarding classed: Robert- son's Halydresaing Academy, 117 WANTED-FUEL WOOD' ,w,,,.,• O>y�lII11a! as an invasion base. Maachukuo Avenue toad, Toronto, MAPI4 ; AND MIXED CO W �� '�� t�l�• possesses the most elaborate net Lydia X. Pfakham's Vegetable also Hard and Softwood flab Bundle •Edgings s tall par-. libr tia#ls tee t>tata tlestm of faseee btw twee sad- o work of railways in all Asia rail- Y - ' ' - - wholly_ unwarranted_- from Aom d not onl helps relieve monthl •pain but also weak, am- MEDICAL ticulare. Waiter Schloss, Nineteen Melinda Street, Toronto. - ° tse4;_etaNtes_loos eesema -t3ee aternsur - `gove, U�eteo D. D. es°i ns' °°°N°s' isa- amen D• n. D, pewRSpaos ara..eter -wayb - - the e0onotnic standpoint, ' - -- sus fee ue to- mOatihly thm*- iloaaldl■turbaaaM It helps W - DON'.Y • R'AI'f. =- EVERY. -8 F>gR. - -- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur- - -- -- -- - - se■eta t plats. hritsamendvmen ;eataoteo.. The offensive intentloa of these ' a�sa� 2C. eWti yes,^ iaWs la Ctr"O.'", 4- - Itis aht -uld try Mixon's Remedy. X42 eabletAilbotnepsvrss #,ota►osgDset Ask rdrmwtewfaro.aarnsscnlnrlow. CommllniCatlOni m8 be nDteti Y ♦ Munro's Drug Store, 315 Elgin, Ottawa FuAt/ald $1.00. ��', 33-_ r . 'Ic 1I pal Wbc;yi�. ..,' .f. i ] f � � •y . a` .ii:'�wf: ?'r,�. ztrx' a'y :"; 04m, 7. W #I.So•'� i--:Wa _ i..:.. 8.. e.+'u .':... .. may'.• SS: ..s£YS :.y . , , > ^ `y , -4 .., ;e'{b'A•,�: �d: "`6 7:i'S" Z4'+3�� `.:rF —_ «_. �._.w. -weppt '. �i•i .si,;t xN,': �'' '• . �.r•�� , - ., _. �� t'1 .�..� .,t?i, ` :C. a rxat_ . • .. - i i� TWIN" �►D► ems.- >�. 6� • lEVatO�' -'a air s �.:: -, > :�.�• ;� ',a PI�TRIN� �dILI�S�ANLEY' act ave.� a °, $aca�rseA•r year: #i z@ is +d•a RON GIBBON i pt.iczivt.w.• w Ida L n:6CN a _ 7, - FOR $ALE :i I Gmt Erica, 4 .n am,....�Y Shur -gain feed, ser- T�PORT > at the ota �d4 vice chicken Theatre it lasts. _ TRANSPORT If it's Bead You are 'Neeiag LEAVE ['ICBERING 1JIirLI TO OSHAWA � — starter,, -- g►roWing Sto a t-=—_ ARTAGII 4-F FLT US i ,EVEI.Y Eioctt i la 1Y18sh, MOVING s.l 1..,, -� .7 � hHUaSDAY, FRIDAY, SATI'ItDAY phi°" s At 31 minutes. a: , r c:�e h•-a? 10:x ` ' _�UGUS'1' .13. 14i 16. SAND�G�RA�l1 �inNR - m. to 11.31 p. m. Also at 8.31- range unnash, = 3Eiy — �eers - -9rd 9.:38 a. M. and at '1141 a. m concentrao - - - - TORONTO r ; Claremoat,� OULI = tea, calf starter, ter- �Caaae To Dinner ' �•. ounce UW, ZV'ERY HOUR . At $. minutes to the hour Ss4 A. M. - key starters �Slt - -- - B DAM - - - :: to 10.54 p. m. and 'at, 7.09 A. m., in blocks and b8 s PERMANENT NAGGI Mf NN1� and 11.44 P. m. deny. Also at 7.44 g TWO at&" each plgbt +t 7' sal L A T H AT, F RAYS THE TEMPER W A N T E D i, m. except Sundays and Hoiidajs. Purina, fly Lsprays AND NEFWES. IT.MAY BE DtAD',HORSESI AND CA'ITM (Eastern Daylight Saving Time) for Cattle. (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY - +' uu US 1T, is and 1s. YOUR EYES . For tree ptali .up phone'_ 0us nova .MOtw�►noM n. D N . � L00kwood H. TUCK, OPT. D _ CIAAREMO •r �..�....>« ..... ss�a - - Eastern House - Phone 4500 Buy me that town - -- PiCKERiNG, ONT. y VAW 099k NR L a PICKERING :. :.::.:; ll7:4_b�KU_l0l '1•el.'1�w`1 O INI: ` WE DELIVER LLOYD NOi:AN SA1l3WA, ONT. PICKER ............. Phone 1518 AGINCOURT ........ none 81" — also select short Subjects W e pay the ptiane ebarge0 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY GORDON YOUNG LT©N OMRIE ....LUMBER m , Toronto > Ad. 36M The Co AU+CaUST ATTENTION, - -- -- a - .- - 3.I3aTLD - - - -- Heart t B RADIO SERVICE, - . � . ' •- - .. .. Scarboro • � Junction - " -: _ cock Road Gravel - -• . _ .Rio Grande Pit ++a TELEPHONES - HoTrird 1117 and Scarbore sae IG RNE 'AU'IRY Crushed Pit Run she -_ :.- 33F.RE ARE JUST A FEW LINES OF OUR STOCK:- . —Moo t -_ Gravel: UW givAss and sizes of . lumps., rough or dressed. F'ramas, Sash. SB,eiid and Graded : . •w�o...res - - - - - Doors. Screens, Mouldings Soft and hardwood flooring. Brick Insulated : _. - - �I�ount8ln --th �. • ,i Repair senrlee SWIng. Codargrain Shingle Wing. Wallboards, Mwetrocly Rock I,ath, - Stone - - hwke or Meaei .I. - — — - -- - - - — - -- - - -- ��,.:. �,. W3 n� L.� w1�,3 i.it Fit - -- --...- - -- paACa ps - -. : . • • Oedsr and Aephalfi shingle., Roo 800fias, Rods Wool Inanlation. - '�. C, hIlUB>tAB• ARTHUR FIELD . -- - -- :plywood PaaeZa, Y .,...xr}. F.:.i,w i., B....,L.,, ,Tlia, :, ... :1P.0, S ld • �s•�..,�, OIP Tt3E PHONE - pleat, Pick.. 97 r 8 -; . c . � -673. --�-; -S Ass the Cormb of OataeL - :'Tt1e. ": : • �..�.... �•••. i.. -r. ![C�KGt ONT. JOHN BOURNE d� .dON' P1[CSEBIIdG. �- ONT, - r.VrnitTHING FROM F'OUNDAT ION TO RIDGEBOARD - _ . _ ._. -•- _ -' .,_ -- ` - COOKSHUTT-i_ R, C. CLEND'ENING -- Mrs. Hugh (Pugh. yes with her aunt,: k4ple Leaf Mntual rive - FU�'7ERAtL DiRECCOR D u n b a rto a ie vin slow! and we - _.. - - : l VS WWood Day or Night - Flare at mo g y. IaSaa�►e Viii ?' Private Ambulance have not seen any helpers from our and WAWA. IN& Oor - Miss Marie Morriah' returned last nearby towns. ('see article on front i gency phone Mark. 9000 or week after spending a holiday t page on Farm help. Ed-) : : _ Malv4rn 5000' - New Liakeard. y Prates for Barns sad OevillA : _ Miss Jackson and friend ''Mrs. Se= ��gs 8gees< - -ot�- Pads_ -o� w..r RA a �h sa m ()rsi birp. �. MaConochie returned to anneli, of Toronto, have returned to - 8e�evki -an above -aches - Newr►�arknt after --spending- a holi- the city after, . spending. a month at :.hniplementa, an exhibit In await day with - friends here. her oottage. Wbmdmills, 80o+s ell. Plows, mewere ads. 7� T r1 "r" T Mina Shirley McConochie is visit= A number of people in our vtl]ag�e A oty� I,, ,�. / rig in R�.tcatrhewan_ :ho at of have had an attack of intestinal flu. - • E �. LYE a -her grandparents. It does not appear to be dangerous-, GREENWOOD writ.. _ Mina Eleanor and Master Jinflarie '1 but patients are quite ill while it � - t !Claremont, Ont. Staples of Sudbury have been visit - ]seta. BOWMAN A N ,� ROWS - e _ MILLS ing with their cousin Mrs Frame ; The Whitevsle Women's Institute tr,•�l. OIVTABtO - White. ; will hold their next meeting at 2.30 1586- -1 38 , - � p. � W ednw�a, Angled i g at the i lid home ,o! Mrs. A. S Roll Call � Gavtsnment Licensed will azmeet next Tuesday afternoon at Spears. ,�uring the hi>me of Mrs. Harry Newman. "My Favourits Sandwich Fill- 1': J. DON WAX. H. , '8e. 6 81II ►gt, E. StAIIffv1119 �Jnt, -)dAY, JUNE► J13LY There will be sewing provided for ink . Guest speaker - Mrs. Cattan- : monism gems sal AMWK Phone 19L AND AUGUST the ladies during the afternoon and sa, Of Markham- Soloist - Mm ekg � bat. Oshawa. I�ttrottX, Medical, secs Surgical - Chopping on it is hoped there will be, a good at- Austin Reesor,. Cedar Grove. A con - L. It. 00 i� an do rMSSi cases Taken; MONDAYS and FRFDAYS iendaimce. -- -- - -- - - - -- -- -- - 11, be held, - • _ -- _ -- 114 -- _tam wi Maternity Serai..Room ', except by ape" The W. M.. S. of the United itagistered Nurses-in attendan.e and arrangement. Church will hold the next meeting - �� _ _ _ poultry; ' Hos end otl... Coneeetnta. on Thursday- - afternoon, A4gust • 20th Zi bouraerv�oa Envea. always• os bead. at the church. Members are eater- - Adbulgnce Service i twining the Baby Band to their as- MRS. E. R. GOOD 25.37. �. L: Green anal i►arty at this meeting, and slides will be shown, and other an- _ �rtaiament -given by the children. : ARTIEST __HELP Greenwood r _ .. .COMMITTEE - , . Q Mina Zorah Gee ie visiting 'with friends in the Cyt-y this weei. �� Ay►F, ,' l Miss h•.;Iva ..McLean of Oshawa, ^ sn�tho mnalr:nn G• Do Conant - • We Webber.. Ross Disney is busy doing the �: > .•� y ��s� + r'' threshing in the neighborhood.; °` • ice- Chatrm Mrs. Earl Taylor's.mother, Mid- Chair an land, is visiting her daughter here. -- , �. •,+.� Miss -Joan Wilson has been holi- daying with friends in Broolilin. !� • y� The many' friends of W. F. Dit- ney J` Oe ' Emergency due . to the war, weather and other circomatances, recovering from to know that he is f a recent illness. r^` ... Make the harvesting of the 1842 crops vitally necessary. Citizens, Mrs. • Ivan Hadwin's Oudests, boys, •women 'and all" others who can spare' any time, are urged people from bo help as a patriotic duty and contribution towards • winning 'the Green River were with Mr. and Mrs, n r :war. Fakwers requiring such ' help are requested to make their needs Hadwin, on Sunday. But _ The W. A. are expecting' to have U a the Plunkett Dinner in the near fut- i . ' Ail willing to help, "sad all who need help; ore requested to cam- ore. Particulsra toter. - -muaieate with the nearest of the following osiers: ^ ; .., k.ld 1i Ms, and Mrs. Hugh Mm�Ier - and p �� L` _ r, daughters, of Pickering, were with �sba$: �_LZiGA�3>IIQ._ w W: and Mr.. Gee, on Sunday. _ •• one `p �� e- • m n•s basevia - tepw were - - . - -- - c _94yin� tJie Port Terry team_ last .- -- Whitbys 11 a3' Brock w7:, _ hone � 581 weeks while the girl's team played the Mt. Zion. teats at Zion Friday. TIRE Mr. and Mrs. Tait of 'Elaido, .have Pi g: Town Hall Phone ' 1 10 been visiting' Mrs. Perry Wilson and VING other relatives in the neighborhood for the past week; :-:.'..: fort I_'e3-rpi A. W. Greer's Off Ph* 25. - - - PLAN V liiterale .: - _ � , . Min. Joke :1tons of Windsor,` i;� : "SEE OUR NEAREST IYi5NLOP DEALER TWAY 1 I OF moon down 5 ✓s i hit - y-a v ♦ r. r� 3w • .. r `. �.. . o^ --..- F .• i, �.,� °•" 6.•:. • sy, •' a �..n.rr� �!.'ro. • �d.i nidt•,ly.,�.li x ?1}I',_ '3. 1h: - t rl . - Y: ,Y ' .,.•S.F: ' - ',� P.`RH/Rw'. ,Y1 .,'ZW +,.. :. a{ «T Y- 4i, .,jta. Sr •f?'+i -.' ^v •.,� �.'iu =b': .,,Y'.;;w•: ,`,�• :, x'iq'3•s. Fjr, ,�,,.;^- ' �,N,, :a,' •'� ";� `p .. ��. 's ,'�'•.�' -'.'� ':,ws+e; � ,t�, .. .::.'t'_•' .j; ;., r.' �' r ,M.. ,,., ear .t... • n •.�?'�•:, ,'1�ej�5i � "1 }fie. �._ '.�: •QriN' ° •• .. ^,..a,�:, ..•.. _... Lv�! i , - .. , .. . ' ` . s weiaer roast to Johnston's bush on Hem? - may,° only son of Mr. and flowered crepe with black' aocessor. L R E O T,;.,- Clt'=MWIP HOII�y, August 17th, Haiold Phill- Mrs. Aiised 3onley, Whitby, - Om. ies. Hor corsage was Talimman room Convener ia--eharga< lbs beids was t pi's: J. Everest and so of 1br- a floor le Prettily attend in end mauve sweet peas. Z�is bridle n, ngth dress of Heavenly going-away drool, was a Queen'0 AU4Mrs. T. Paterson are _ onto, and Mks. Stanley, were the blue .sheer over taff eta, with Limb- blue redingote with matching hd a�week at Caesarea. Biota guests of Mr. pocUts and and white accessories.. tpending _ _ _ 'h �m+ge, '='n4�Y soldered nsdb line and - Mr. Neck of Mount Forest is a g last. Km T. Robertson accompanied long Bishop sleeves. She wore a Th6 many - beautiful u,d costly_ atisitor community this week, than back to the City. blue corn flower headdress with presents showed the high esteem is ` Mrs. Moriey returned this - - - - Mr. Earl Hogle and several help- shoulder length tulle veil and carr- which the bride and groom wer4 week fro holiday at Niagara. Mrs. W. Burton and daughter an ere spent a day recently at the -Sh- led a Cascade bouquet of Johanna held. They left mid showers of con - Pte- ,Barla the .Old. Cory , - -��g_ relatives here at P4. arrard Cemetery, repladeg old posts HUI roles' and bottvardia. Ser only f�ttd w-a >mneymoon to Westei�i -- - has beaa to • Ottawa; Mr. Robert Greig is at present .a with nerss,• and making the' fence ornatn"t wan a geld iaakA the gift points, and on their return will re. « � a y_p� � patient is s Toronto Hapztsl. sound. to keec out stray salmals of *a � - -._ - -- -.� at the - gm-m farm north at -. and sequaaatsne�. frasm tramping over graves. The Wide entered the church lean - Whitby, Oat. - Com. l[aw. F'rsd` E*aas and. children are Mrs. Ford and children we ,vWj;- The atmual rs -unlon picnic of the iug -.oa the &='of her father, to the ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Women's Missionary_ Society' will be` strains - of Lohsngria's Wedding= • t,:, -:.- wa for a weeY•f holidaT►. Mrs. Gibson and Mabel are hall. Mott, at present. _ on the date of their regular meeting March, played by Mrs:.%bert Sad- -- - - iALTONA' r. :. daying with relatives at Barrie' and Mr. James Oun&W of Zbronto was on August 20th at 2.80 p. m. All leer, of Bla&stockt She was attended _ - a caller on T. C. and lira. Brown on friends are invited to come and --err b Miss_ Mar y, of Tor Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson, of CraighuraL. Y Margaret Walpnsk Tay- Friends ore sorry to heat -that ��y last. joy the afternoon with -old friends onto, who was gowned in Canary ,Vloronto, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Tay - 4 Iltss. G. IL Forsyth has been eon► Mn. MOhUn- and grandchild. Miss Mr. Henry MAdill and bride were yellow taffeta floor ' length dry, for of Mimnco, were visitors at tbo ';'fined to 'bad this week from the flu; Gertrude Bate and Mr. and firs. week end guests at the Hairs home. with similar headdress, yellow and okay home on Saturday. Will Bate, of Toronto, visited their On Saturday evening the immediate tulle shoulder length veil. Miss Nora Scott visited on Bosley. - Mrs.; Walter Daniel, who was ISOa- y ning with. Miss Elsie 'Tindall. _ - fined to bed over the weal. end, is aunt Hiss Bate here on Priday:._ family., relatives - Dingtian's ' of Wh- . • _ She carried Ta13eRaan • roses - with -' able to be out again. .._ The. Misses Mary and Fera Mal- itby, F. Harp's, Claremont. the Har- orchil..The groom was ably attend- 711e fire which started in a' bed. ^ Mrs. Rawson is holidaying with �� were accompanied home last brans and. Matthews of Pickeringf ed by Mr, Lloyd Halton, of roron- roam of the De Los Morris• hams, a: __. Yr. and Mrs. Robert Belle, Bssria. wee cad by Hies Findlay, of Tbron- sad, his Colin and !amity, _to, and tale v�herrs were: Mr. Ralph a. groat deal of ezdtemeirt- k caused this rreeit. t'0: - met at !lairs' hone to -welcome Crawford. - Brother of tLe �.� .,.a ° Monday night. With the helu of 1[s. sad !lava w. -r•.- YSen�ei+� o= r a,.a 'ate -n&WI + warned,- eoaple- aiid get Hr. Albert Taxiing brother -la -law min Sto Fire Co, d e ufi�l3e re as neigh: Bbastead and Mrs. Nix of Winnipeg D. Hairs fa3nily attended the weld- acquainted.: Best wishes of they�n�t the , g of the register bore, the btuldin was siivud. `are visiting with Mr. and lire. T. lag of their brother Henry and Miss muiai are extended to this � The Wo±men's Institute will meal Gregg hero ` • McGill, of Erindale, on' Atigost lob couple. - Miss Vivian Sadler, of Clareenoat, at the home of Mrs. B. Reesor, on _ _ - Claremont--North Pkkering Rsd e- M Friday evening a dance will be _fig �Ua "' v..o ti,.- «sCls Wednesday next. The Brook�srla, Cross will meet at the ham. of Yes. A04 ire the town hall +- music furn- - -- A reception was held t the home who have ki_ndly_.accepted our Invilm EL G. ]%Iatyre on August 18th, at fished, by Lorne Pierce and his Or&- `t very ply wedding was sal- ation, will program, emnlzed in $b John's United Church, of the brides parents. The bride's Much Provide the 8 o'dadd __ estrs, of Toronto, under the Anspipes sympathy Is extended- to Broughsta, on Saturday. August&, smother received in Dusty Rose red- Aisop, a former reddant °f ` �][r. $�4 foreman at Lloydbrook of the Red Cross of the Women's when Velma Florrle, younger dais- 1° e� ghat and white �' C' ftrm has just`purehasea a new. Institute. for lo�sl Red this place, oa the death of her mot- machine end will and Cr" e ghter of Mr. sad Mrs. D.' S. Craw- aOOl1°4 a corsage bf. Johann�i,� �, B. Iltner, of Baldwin. -_fig ford, Poplar Hall Farm, Claremont, Hill roses and •bltie-eorn flower. The - -- =; help the farmers in the surrounding 7 People are mfg s groom'Is mother ' Cliford Barley o! the R. C;" A. F, was united is marriage to George Slay and snauve w - _---- country with the harvest.. as me over the tvesk -cad, Mr. and Mrs. McCullough, of Mon- - treat, returned home on Wednesday t � after spending a few days with the - -. f`os.mees brother 11Qle,. .Mr. lames �r :r �f and Mrs. McCullough- Mr. r� r.y._�Joseph Ward week report for *� ;6•- ` � f .,, ,� uy f °xa - .... ♦ '� ^I duty � weed. -Xm Wa� ' f%"'f _ � y�r/ � 4'i �k,%'fy 1�:/� �• 9 S,rFYi' y K ` /I%4F6' - _ .. Up 8 1M WC06 X .,i s• w s3€/G `S°k : Y i , f /�rR�' a e� Y` � r S ,F, 7` y 11711 rase Y poaKiu -: �'- w.. .: �/ k s, , r,t a ;V$, � •! �� , %% � /�Y� the Public School, 6th Lint, Uxbrid- go; where she taught- prior to her �w e i' .r>y � / o f i dR R ' ; a• .. - 'rb0eat Marriage- The Women's Iastitate will skeet _ -;� .''•�,' Y I �!' „�,� : - . .1 Uie- home of on Wednesday afternoon, August 19, _ -at Mo. KiWale branch will be en- a terttained •and all members are urged; a J r Ir- . ` - to attend. Those - wishing traiisport-' anon are asked to be at the- tour- corners- at 2.16. : • - . nor ^� - - - ' - The W. M. S. of the United Church bold their regular monthly meeting min the tech in thb Sunday School r T .. -- looms. Rev. - Walter Daniel was, tine guest speaker and took as his 'theme - "Thy' Second Cooping of ... �Y Christ ". The meeting was in charge - ► of Mrs. cows group. h Rev. Walter -Daniel will take as _ Us subject for Sunday morning - •' zj A Greit Assize'. Service will ' be 'held in the park in -the evening He -.7 'wit yasi...l. eL 1'iavv�t.e... ii.:tel Church on Sunday afternoon, when he will take as his subject.- 'From : � Beath to Life". _ J�w�ina of interest to many = Claremont friends took place on - - $ aturday, August 8th, at the Church : ,of SL Mary 'the- Virgin, Westmore- - um Ave., Toronto, w.a�a Grace - II fan, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. .,George Imo a bride ton Ave. Tor_ OLD C,4#,#,DI,4# CUSTaM onto, became the bride of Rtuzsell D. - Cowie, soli of Mrs. H. Cowie, Clare- .. stoat.- After' a short trip, Mr. and �1[rs. Cowie will reside to Toronto. '- lichen our pioneer p;randpareats had a big job to formed and went' into operation. Under the, - WiWaai Sedaiaw Passes do they alled in their n raising leadership of th National and Provincial Com- , -fir e7 eighbours.. A barn 4 Funeral services were held for the mitteeer —men experienced in the organization - _.lain William. Redaha4v An Monday - -- - -- brought help froni_,miles around. Skilled barn • afternoon, having passed away on and conduct of finsincial operations —Local Com- -�day, August .7tb, after .a lingers - - - " mars tool. charge; sides were chosen and eom- . mittees were formed ' in all communities. Co-. - ing illness. He was in his 66th year. petition between teams lest interest to the work. He was 'born on. the !6th cvn. of -Ux- operation and competition characterized the '- ail- This old Canadiatn Custom was radved when The bluest a..,,.,....,:,-- i„ Ca- ,.wdWa 66tury rases, Mr: Redshaw 4 famed ant of Canada" `National ,War Finance Committee was. got away to a magnifloent start. _ a.• life. He had been a resident of _ Mlo c on Hill, - where he resided . at_ -- — • -- - - -- —. -- - ; ,6ti - - Ahe time of his death for the past seven years, having ' llved formerly, WE"VE-"'G0T four miles north of Claremont, ors, ' the farm now owned by Mr. George :.T ° - Hill. He wpa a member of the Free -.1 §4 - Methodist Church. Surviving are: his widow; * ytsnghtzrs .A1d; -War Pinnace ° _0= lighters must have more ships mind tanks t Bernice and Doris, at home, and Ina, of Claremont; Laella, of Osh- Cbmm3ttee ' carrieb on:. ''Solna will serve on the and guns • and planes. They must have better aws. Mrs, Wm. Wager, Newburgh, committees o to mote - continued - ships and taanks and = ' Mrs. " Cede organized Pro Ps guns and planes than the Redman of .Claremont; - =• ' two sons: Murray at _hotrae and Ire t'... • sales of -Bonds, par Say.Ings Certificates Land enemy haw. We must all work, and save and lend. - ,fir- et Cl+l,xetont; four brothel, George, and Edward, of Uxbridge, "t. of : Stamps. All of us must. continue .to buy these Toe. West. investments we can find for our ' Clarafmont. and Fled, of Pickering; -- ' . > des. -We must _save e�eey�alLue; eves' oeut taty 11re Bonds, War Savings �Certffieates aid -_- - 777:- , i7soremete> s: Mrs. Chss- Hard of' - of Scott Mrs. George Hardy, we lend our money to Canada. We must - St .. , nd they will provide money for us to ~ p' - 9sivloe wsa hold borne, - provide the aroney .1 to earr> on. the war buy. things that we will want when_ the war is :.. - wits inissrnsa>g irk Uxbridge Uhiose money. , ..E .. i to win the war. - .. :. iadeil. - , ► :� � °�±i, ;. , > "� : , „ = ,',� .'t Card of Z'hiaalsn .. --r .. .. i' , • a .. :'. �N - �` ,SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL' WAR ANNE QOMM tTE - ' � wkdi :.to. - e�resd -nay - heartfelt• - - - • - - - -- -- -- -- -- - -- - - - • • - � ,�� thanks ind appreciation to the many v ds for their !kindness and sae• _ e� N.tb'd IPar Pi,~f cowm ew &oe istance in our bereaveaaart in the ' - _ . _ - .... _ .. _ - • - - - � d�1.th of a Loving. !Atha=: William ►.. , 1 m:.-• i� t'� 1�fi�.:!� I'Ia"l�Ri,� — _ tee,' "`' -4 '„"s - ... _ .. � � / -- � • �-_.. / -� _.\.. .•.�,iL... •••� -' i' -+�i .:. .. "" -- - � I'� __.. •r. ir,ti'►�_ 3t�.� i'. .1.�:_.._ '.- fir- ��w....:.i.�.�i . ._a •. . ` -") °H. FA �+yy0•e.'4. , 4 r".«..aW _^ TA•14r1T7r� �I! ` _ �'R""".•wC�',w, 4er c.Yi. ;'.i�%f:.%�v, 4 :} . �,a . y".A'4:; .;a -... J� 1 . v .. _ •,.� _, , R• ^ c: • � •i r iv,, tr ` ...- ;ri;} •r;,ir•4'n5re .a+*v v0 'a5:•" _ r-Y414 f .r.y,sv >. » ..4 - r ,,, ,. - l•Yy +:.• , a.a M......c,u`i`.;'. • ..'t•!;.' •.> -,c., .m°'v Ydc+ + .. +•' -..y� '.mss. __m -.W �• ^� •`.-�' •' • � rigs - 490i1F ..- t U N D A Y as s� of it, liitn•h. 22. A" I am the God of Abri l" thy ' he removed from thence and father: fear not for i am with - ' TH15 CURIOUS WORLD By iKl�lluq - another well; and for that thee sad w bless thee and multi- :•, �_ 3 C iH O O L - they strove not: and he called ply thy seed for my servant Ab-. _ FB'JiD '•fix' - _ .. .• d his rahaes sake. 25. And he build- T the name of it Rehoboth; and ed an altar there and called u n said tot$• now Jehovah bath ppoo -- - - - ,i.>ZSSON 3i room. f 1< us, and we shall M -the name of Jelievah, and piteged " fruitful in the land." Isaac called his tent there; and there Isaac's Printed Tesstt Gonads nit 18:31 the name of the tint well Esek servants digged a well." Beer- she GOLDEN TEXT - Blessed ..y - - -- SB - " meaning contention, because of - a was a sacred place in the j the peacessp airs; for they shall his experience with the men of life of Isaac's family-, and here - - he , called„ sow - of God."- Mat. Gerar; when compelled to leave it would seem, in God's plan for < thaw 519. this- well, he called the nest ,one his life, he truly, belonged. •-Kere AN _ THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING d b the name Sitash, meaning God a prom- OBSER'VIEf�' dug y ag appeared to hint with s S ON i �Timy AppioiimateIr.1800 B.C, oamity� for We" opposition of -the- - iae-ef - particular- preciaasness _ Place, Principally Gerar a and Philistines was now becoming Be- Here for the first time, we findt10�� Beersheba, cities of Southern tually pesecution. - • He now re. the now - familiar title, "the God Palestine. moved much further away, to Re- of Abraham ". � AlVC i Isaac the Weu -Digger hoboth, forty .miles from Gerar. Isaac at Qnce responded to this L/iNAP. 18. "And Isaac digged again where he was left undisturbed by. Divine revelation. `He builded an ' 'the wells of water, which they those who had so sorely.. been. bar- altar there, and called upon the had digged in the, days o! Abra- assiag him. Almost all who have mane of the Ltird, and pitched his i4t-� EVIEW =r _ .,ham his father; for Me Philist• preached from this particular par- 'tent there:' and theirs Isaac's ser- I DAB! ' ; roes had stopped them after 'the lion of our lesson have- empha -• vatlts digged -a well.' Lot us death of Abraham: and he called sized the truth that all of us have - mark carefully these four stakes + their. names after the names,-,by wells in our lives,, at one time or in the patriarch's restored ills. which''his father had called th .4m- another, which, once flowing with First comes- the altar- with its "T{ -{•E S�AC�E � � _ • - _ ,.19. And Isaac's servants digged abundant and ,refreshing .'water, thought of consecration, then 4<NOWN ,4S In the valley, and found there a have been choked by various @z- prayer WMI 1.0 "Al well of springing water. 20. And periences, by doubt, and the ne- need.'then the tent with its wit- CC_„( rr MG NAME FR0M the herdsmen of Gerar strove glects of life. - = • mess to home, and then comes the BUFF• LE.4Tf�EQ with Isaac's' herdsmen, sailing. 24.. "And Jehovah appeared un -. well with its testimony to daily -: - -"`The water is ours'; and- .ile•calieid"- - of -jiia tie -swine night; ana sale, `liie .ana needs. ----- -_, .. --home-sum-up-everything-that is. _RLJieF;411� fi //JlE. - true in life. First the 'altar• and then the home, not first the home I R A D- 10 -8 E P O` R T E S and then the altar. Gol mart y • : - - -- - - _ - be first in everything. -.. _ _ s HERE ARE THMM "- - DIALING WITM DAVE: 26. "Then Abimelech went to - - - - U,- - him from Gerar, and •Ahuzzatii - ovation accorded Toscauniai, who his friend, _and Phicol the captain 'POLO GROUN06 coadacted the NBC Symphony Or- of his .host. 2T: And Isaac said 1% - tar%,,+s,ra,,l�gN�� PARK - " ehestra over the NBC network in unto them, Wherefore are ye Vy� FllZID the American introduction to the E'�Rl�C,6 �'1 -AaLJM r„ come unto me; seeing ye hate me. - remarkable work, . continued a and pave sent me awe from considerable time after the y -to SHIRE PARK - gram was off the air. Written you? 28. And they - said, We -- ' under _the fiery siege o! Lenin- saw plainly that Jehovah was with ANSWER: -Polo Grotmds, New York; Sportsman's. park. SL _ tt+ee • ana was- said. Let there now . LO�:'W�Y pk1. �� ;Udium. Detroit; Shiba i�at)<, ra�r , where the composer iat•i- - s be an oath betwixt , us,- even be- - mingled active fire warden duties - _ = - with his composing eudsavors, the twsst ne and • thee, and let us �DiExl,. A Pon soReedon it ssit mmuAidsg, - - .. work as predicted, was hailed by make a covenant with thee, 29. _ - American listaaera as an eloquent that thou wilt do us no hurt, as. d we hive not touched - thee, and , sA Indictment of Axis aggression sad _ tyranny. Dogs dem this great we have done. unto thee noth= but good, and have sent thee GREAT EMANCIPATOR work will soots be available, an mg sway in peace: thou_ are now thi a recoras, sac- win aoen ueeoms pars blessed of Jehovah. 30. And 11: sad pazcol of the continent's made them a least, and they did MORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Punic 15 great r m bongs o Requirement. 8� y P organizations. eat and drink. 3L. And they rose 1, 7 Former U. 18 Therefore. Russia's music and composers are up betimes in the - morning • and S. A. Press- L I 19 To boast. b equally creak and we will be hear- - swage one anoher: and Isaac ing much more of them both de>r- tO dent T 28 He was a male sent them .swap, and they d•- tS SLacit. ing the months to come. On o! great --r last parted from him in peace." The .3 A p or bravery. - Wedpesday's Bandwagon program, pma ph b piaceous - locally produced from CKOC each first word of this' Z2 Scheme. T1 %t 4reen_d000r._ on Elm_ .i9t week (8.80 p.m.) an all - Russian very significant. then When Is- 16 Line. l-• 23 ttoehwlslnsbelie ass came to the plats where God WOF '.ice Clifford Goldsmith's mythical Progi' i wag 'presented, with the definitely wanted him to be, as -17 To doze. C•..►r..11.. L. -_.- is Asti- mm farm"s nnn r ns"cks LhA.- .�� ........1:... L-4 k�._ ..k _x, -18 To rise is 1:4.... tl�n,L ing again. In fact, this Thum Fsodor Chalispin Bad Irog (feria vapor. 27'- Victuals. - day night at 8.80, "The Aldrich interpreting the music. a� the worship of God resumed, 19 To offer. L 30 H ng�� Family;" refreshed alter &flue- . . - fifes another blessing came into 20 Tobacco aid 7. _ his life, namely, peace with thoss weeks vacation,' ' returns for an- Madeleine Carroll took time not wises formerly were his. enemies. 2ice¢evic•. policeman. - _ other NBC -CRC season. Eon from hoaaymooaiag with Stirling Not long before this, Abimelach 24 Bone. the Sim 2 Premium for a 31 Dagger thrtiQ Stone will continue 'as Henry, Hayden to make two appearance had told base to get out of his 25 Alleged force. 39•Aurora. loan. 32 Law, - Aldrich the role he created four on "Cavalcade . of America ". Aug. 40 Stump. 34 To close. . sight; ,now the very same mail � scheme. p• - It Street. . 35-Colfer 1t cry. years ago in Goldsmith's Broad - 8rd and 10th. comes to Isaac, 'acknowledging 24 To W -- "42 ImDrisonmant 4 Snake. - "1 thing �� 43 Tam 88 Brief rule. WILY play. ••wilas A �i,de-- >dank's- - -- Waiter God was wI I� and ask 28 � (abbr.l pt'atkuL 3 Masculine, "Auction, -• _ . patient father, Sam- Aldrich, play- led Vaudeville" series for NBC ing that he would enter into s 29 Right (aW.) 44ISPeechleu. pronoun. 41 Row of serie, .+t - sd by House Jameson; and Icat it same -3t Carbon fat `'#s Chancel seat 8 Staid woman, typ' something of a radio rabbit's. covenant with him and his psop4, 42 Sword colitba American boy's mother, Mss. Alics foot. Both Walter and Raymond to do them no hurt, an agreement smoke. 47 Crystal gazer. 7 Falsifies' 43 Twice. 32 Rodent: 48 Devoured. a Distinctive ` Aldrich (Katherine Raht); sister Page (the show's bandleader) upon which •Isaac entered at once. 5A He fought 44 Myself. '33 Measure of ught to then Mary (Charita Bauer) and friend have won additional network con - grans won the friendship of his - - �'' 43 Spain (abtir.l -::Romer,- (.Jack Kelk) carry. on as tracts since the show opened, and: opponents by his patience. sa the arcs: � - . - ----J Northeast ^48 From before. For two 34 Topaek awe: Union• (abbr.). • - •47 Southeast -- -- years, national Johnny Burke, soldier- moaologiet versos after the text tell. Their 33 52 He was a - Anger. 10 Constellation. rarity surveys have -(abbr.). yopn y pLecod of .1914 and Gracie Fields. "The consciences and hearts were 86 Turn, _ by .profession. 11 Vein. " 48 Affirmative - "The 'Aldrich Family': among the Sweetheart of the Empire" both touched, and they 'sawn plainly 37 Owned. VBSTlCAL 12 Northwest vote. - oop 11,• f all , A.. ,..'..�. oa tics- ' 18 Pertaining to 1 Merindin dye (alibr.l- 4Q Noe. eenin _ _ air --so bore's for another year pearing on the program. Johnny sued him for alliance. It is better `pf fun and comedy with the Aid= and Grans' will open in a now to turn enemies into friends than t x i ' 4 S r �7 B 9 It 17 riche&- Stasting' Thursday, Aug- "Priorities" revue in the fall. to best them and have them as not 18, 8.80 p.m. • • . - enemies still. But 'when a man's 13 14 IS 16. Next week and the following ways please the Lord he maketh -'Thd American music world - is week CK ©C In Hamilton' will an-. even his enemies to be at -peace 1M 18 i9 I Q • shill echoing the sensational ac- lfounce September on CKOC --a with him,' ..i slaim given the- Western Howl- 'completely • now and outstanding m- _.sphere premiere of Dmitri Shoat- broadcast schedule, arranged for Nazis Transport _ z+s a skovitchIs Seventh Symphony on fail and -winter listening. We baps ` . July 29:. The thunderous studio you'll be reading and listening. Regiment By- Air :::;s -OUR RADIO LOG British sources said recently a TJROdTrO STATIONS CKAO Montreal' raft &HEAT WAVt - that a German light infantry rag- :r t sus cat tat. icirta■,t t« seek - invent- flown to North' Africa' from 313 ? vs, AlrMORKS cr[ oar lisl - -put in the E�rp EA! Ii.1.C. 1eM dMt Clt TI D Brsfi■■d iijeft . _ - ■u*la. later nsy lire. tian line to reinforce Field March, J>r N.S.C. Rio• TTet cat o s■de■w Tsfk tai - « >?• _ . Ic .I suet cxs�o er.■tr..a iseek s■tlaai is1M al Erwin Rommel a forces. _ _T OR xs f.> list c>tcl. wtadeei• seek Qe6 �� 3.4 , there had been, :previous rd= " c.lrnnt� sTATto:ts cxit�t Wiasrar, Inek asv iT.el� ports that the Asis, finding its 41 42 CSOe "w•a lie. 14i�r L'.f. eTATIO \a Pala e.a.■ CKOC RaZit•a lldetr WE$A S■ital• 13Nr MA PPS e, ,. trans - Mediterranean sea • lanes rI a "'lit" seek wa x R•ci : 118011 flag Russia so" under Sharp British air and .naval 4� ` � . • CUT at. C■t1. greet tVL'1P Clacl■ar31 TNit R2f>C Rods, i�,�y, . CFCF xe■treel deft W6Y &ckenect■dy .S10k Aver Rome le.11�. watch and its African ,uPP1Y Poltf CIrCO North aq 17fft K KA PlttsYarSY 1970k WseA &eleaectoly pounded by the R.A :,F., bid re -' '�' 46 47 C97L Londwti dfek Ss pydcaR• r!!fk ` _ ..i• "C&TL Lo■i•r ii w r1Ya lr.re� _.- sorted to aiir transport to gee !! lttafford 1 W WC i!&ila _fee=t fresh n+ar17 ewer into the drLvs_Ao_ - C.itR sarKN �'in, i w W i i rtda�l ;,e'j�t I m. -- ward Alexandria and the Nile. } ^ . POP -Carry On, 'Pop Pop - - -By J. MILLAR WATT k :.. CAN I NOt TNAMK YDU .I .. HELP YOU �. WE'RE JLJ$T LOOKIJJG AR4L)ND - 7. - - 7. JI . N M.I -tv The 1S.H 1lr.dk.M -low _ _ .. ' , _.. _ - - _ .- • ._ .. .. - •' .. .fir _ .. .,�- �:r;m''- 'a�^.a• ,41;. a";:a.a..!id •�c :v.. •`j'Y•pv"' baby fK•F.- -A 4- tin b+;.. .y`Y - ..., r. C,.,,J ''�'` -z ri¢•e*1 ^" ��q�;;cy.•. _ .x .... ., . w ~ � "'�s"`3 . ;w.r- -r '7n_s.,. � n _ w, �,�.: '.if", 'w ♦ .4NIFt �"'S� • .. -�_—_ L ._ i`•_ _.. S'.s .�. • Q� SpYd • , � ':..III.. _ _ .. :3r', :i,�,��•,, :•- .:�'""' with no more than these reptilian e3artna. He began the steep as.- Ar -•� ,, a a cent, climbing fairly quick!? till r� • • dive �p `„ he was. climbing Esau feat 17 the � ��For _ �C1Ve1 V�rr Y ice top. 'Then - he crouched and went the rest of. the way on hands and • knees. He came, to the grove o! pme, crawled - through it to its LADA r and�LQBa@d t on -- fasthe edge. flu _:. -' Y� a omec`oE CaaaSa --can '� " • his stomach in ab nice" a front -. ;Four town on, the "Home - . line observation post as nature t ,iayoar ,b a000mi:iag ever devised. *' in tfie pttparantsa of the' nourishing e : '' _° Stretched before,' him was the-- your, family mast hire. ° • blue -green expanse of the Gulf, •s ' gl'inting and twinkling in the re- --A •lay - varieties of delightful �dCe`stlrts - - g - -- -' �'� Elected rays .of sunlight. Acrd - can be. made quickly, easily and at little the seater, weary ten miles dris -' Most, with pure, high quality - Canada - - - tant at this point, . was the hazy `~ #• �� : ° shore of Mexico, barren, sandy .Y ' and with • no sign of .habitation. habitation. -' 0 Crown Brand - \ Syraip,. famous as a. - -These details -held- Allan's at- - - x. - great energy food, y tention no more than an instant. is delicious sir a sauce on - - .. l on cakes - as Whet he was interested -in waa a • •= -n' group of islands which la dos@ i - _ well as being an excellent Y ' sweetener for rise' in Booking - inshore almost directly below IDWARDSBURG i%' - or.bakin him. They stretched out in s _ ' , r• " �'� eheFmBoo]det— °xo..w chain parallel to 'the shore and ••rave Sugar . coatuams w te•tea- recipes. a �h Home Ott. ��• � said, by a -strait, hardly more than i Tomato. a hundred yards in width. There was a perceptible 'current flowing - '°� Re, south through the passage, and Allan -remembered the ocean tides _ reached up the to -evfn as _ a - - - - - - - �, as this. _ 'r _ _._ _,+ 1 p 1 Only two of the islands ap- peered to be occupied. One, much the biggest of the group, had- a severhI substantial buildings on it; - the "cannery" obviously. There • I was a boat dock on • its nearest - iihore; on the farthest, a long pier - jutted out -into the. water. It teas SERIAL STORY easily_ big enough to berth a _.� a _. . freighter while loading a cargo - — - -- -- M EM CA N Ir ASQU E RAD E _ °! canned fish. The other occupied, island was "Ricca Kriepiee" b a ra A good deal smaller tlsan tna rigs!. trademartoflielloggt,ompany $Y CECIL CARNES _ Allan noted .roomy, white :tone - "' = - \• .• � bungalow in the centre, and a . of Canada Limited, fgr its - EXPLORATION dinner together bad sounded tor= brand ofoveo -pop rim Got - -- _ CHAPTER 17i dial, and he bed drifted sway �l structure, app.rently -a boat- „ house, on its nearest shore. - He' a some today. 1 aAh, now yoti misjudge me, • smiling. crested Escobar quickly, and it Not that the smile meant much, saw thq figures of a man and a Apr ' his tone was equable, these was mated Allan, dissuading the sedan woman pacing to and fro on . s - a1iH -: Bare a* lied La�•e thA from 'plun6ps into a 'clump o>* tiled path, and he focused his idea; olive skin of his cheeks. "An eholla cactus. . Mexicans have' a . ' il'°°C° va El° -. ° - As -officer responsible for this - reputation for taking life easily, RL Japanese. The woman was ii wbict, I Have lately found it ad- but they stand for no ioollahneaa. , • young, blonde, and rather pretty baek one tarn. Put on heir •fn _ from salt and , water.. Mack.@ a ble to ked an eye on tele- "Damn' efficient, these rar- in a •piquant way, he decided. }. p ,,, The man was blond, too tall and oven having jars shoat ] 31r Fneher syrup of 4sams. A mild equeofibip; you ales. muttered Allan. "The way broad- shouldered; he alight have apart. Process at 276'F. for 36 'iii qtL pickling vinegar .. - sea. quite nnofijlieial sue very e:- llo spotted 'that .5an Diego date- minutes for--pint jars -4b min- 1 % lbs. granulated sagas - *Be4egiL The wire to you came . 1313-! Dammit, he a good!" been-an Americas with for the way ntm for quart jars. When cool - 3i tablespoon 'turmeric Omagh the San Saba office while' When his -speedometer ' had be gesticulated with his hands as remove from even and screw' trope % teaspoon celery seed - weu there, and it was placed lied off nearly ten .miles of•' he talked. :' y . tightly. Invert - jars antil � eooL - iii teaspoon mustard w n _ lsn o ed a and we, he sl erl me as s, tosttes ot- zoutiae y 11,.� _P —Canned Tomato �� 'Drop in drained vegetables sail . ,.:_, a.. a,,., Still sad s1F, the thief fesiure -- . -- yoke@ routine, senor: • .. -.� 1 • 3-4h ell - -brine to boil, then bottle imme- "I beg ydhr pardon;" a". Al- Sn's landmark. He discovered of the scene to noia Asians De- l: yL.•....- _,low• diata-ly. Jefsl'doaely. - • bin, rising and holding out his B Pr'esen'tly, well off to the left mused attention was od the Pool- tap salt . , • Hand to make it more convincing. of file road he was on .and eve - -_ itasula itself. A -little way off, 2 large onions (sliced} sisoald have remembered your deafly quite- near the shore o1 the s `creav' 'of. Japanese workmen - _ , 1 sweet green pepper y ni.. chambers i..le.a.ea personal she _. were di n 'into the side of a (chopped) bettors rasa inter saefese. e1N r' p labeftew position and. ,Plot spoken Gulf. It was a steep little hill. aim g PP ) Is planned to teeelve oasgend in _ small mountain with picks. and 1 small bunch celery on tosses tea' bar too sad a ' of turn. With the whole perhaps thirty feet high, and the p _- , o ready to lisp. e. your .spa �lsrarid going to bell in s hack you top was crowned by s grove of shovels. They seemed to' b8.exew -. (chopped) peeven." Bequests toe melpos es gar certainly justified in "doing knotty gnarled old - pi-noC If- he voting a datit, Clay -tike substance- Wipe tomatoes; cut in pioees, .apeelal ses ■an are In Order. Afareas letters p alas ladle B. Chase. »tneryt rtai you can ed bee this could gain Lbsis shelter unseen, which was put on hand •barrows -Add salt, atir well and let. ttand .�.,, ra Nest Adelaide steee% Tr - -- i , slid earned to a big scow by 'the 1 hour. Drain off excess water. tr..te. °+ nap Nu- a +pw.ed �! ulltle corner of ft pescerni: • 1 -.gib. D•_ ...-..f.. t� I - iure-ef- - - -- "e corner of It exactly," sod- remaining b• water's edge..'- When it was load - Add other ingredients .and bring _ - -- 4W the Mexican, and gave a There was a jungle of cactus to . ed, the scow was towed by a � boil. Boil !or 20- minutes. Irkudly- pressure of his strong the right. He located_ a break in Isuneh to the cannery ' island -and Press through. a sieve and return _ - ;flogera to Allan's hand. "Acid the gray -sasses wall, 'turned into another scow came -up to be filled. to stove. Add 2 tablespoons sugar Canada To Send tow -yon will excuse. me, yes' It daringly, and .parked the long- "Something wens about cilia," _ and 2 tablespoons salt! boil 2 min• j rwhapa we shall have the pleas- suffering sedan where . it would muttered Allan, wrinkling his rates. Bottle and seal tightly in "wheel To Greece . of your company at dinner not be noticed from the sad. brow in perpigxity. "You don't well-sterilized jars _.�. eta „ Not a soul was in eight. He � clay in canning fish, do you? Nino -Day PiJile Andre MichaIoponlos, the Greek evening. g minister of. information, reported m*bt Have. thought he had Lower I wonder wily the Sam Hill Sun 4 quarts cucumbers .. '.4;� again. It could have started, i su s@, b� = -- ==s=�• tam t �tlifornia to himset! but for taint Bra didn't mention this digging'! 8 pinta cider vinegar recently that Germany and Hsi His smiling, debonair self S `t..•3 have g�taA gffare.ltPPe sounds of human , activity which pp° - sate conduct for shipment of 26.. _3* sauntered _ back to where his • same from the direction of the after he received his last report 1 onace celery -seed - itiaraniag companion awaited him. from his is." He shook his bead 1 ounce stick cinnamon 000 tons of Canadian wheat month. Distant voice and mixed Pa , a w Allan made a grimace at the w� them this rattle of chains and regretfuUy- "Wish I knew more 1 ounce whole allspice ly to hungry and subjugated - _- *%wheroda 'telWiam and stuck nb°nt sells - Waah cucumbers in warm Greece. the clank of machinery.. The firilt trip wil1, !save shortly A* thing -in his pocket. ''The gunnery, I expect The In the middle of that wish, a water. Cut if too large. Cover _ • He gave some thought to "the �.. ratt3esnake - whirred some •yards with strbn brills % cu salt to from a Canadian east coast port, , taeideiit that afternoon when lie- cannery---and what slat?" - His g ( P Michalopoulos said, and the con• right hand went back to. touch - behind him. He had done -nothing 1 quart water). Let stand 8 days. tinning shipments, gifts of the wasn't wondering it the axles his hip - pocket, though the weight himself to 'startle the most nervous Pour off water and add fresh Canadian Government,.: "will re. it uM snap or i ie radiator blow of side - winders; he turned his cold water. Change daily for -' Whstevei else Escobar ht - of }}is automatic was prop! snongh love Greece's situation greatly. . ' '�' might of- 3b presence. Just for luck,' b•+d quickly to seA _twhst ha)i. three days.. .Drain sad simmer Starvation deaths is Athens sloes - ._be, be was still the Government and th inking of poor Harry He found himself' looking, 1 to 1% bouts in a very weak In March were 600 , day, he told . vilb a capital G in this neck of Bishop, he took N out, and shade straight into the muzzle of a rifle. vinegar (34 cup•'vinegar to 1 cu `lie woods mind it made Allan a bit h was held b the squat Eurasia p a Drees conieceace. - :asneomiortsble to think be' might 'sDS• � w1ES is readiness for use y n. water) to which bar been added The minister, who, clew from• ' g is.' case- anybody earns after him and behind him were six short but a piece - of -alum the size of a London last week to set rap a J ^: have become an . object of sus- with a h ermia_.needle. "�.V.ell, strongly built Japanese. The . • marble. Drain and put cncum- (}�k information -office in Wash piston to the police. It would be . yPod - -. -: -- — = _ >rainons to his mission if he were here goes r. —squat man growled a guttural bers into large csek. Prepare Fngton, reported that 8,600 British order. a syrup -of vinegar and sugar �y r Qaulsrs still are tightin - �, . sipped into the ' Local . hoosegow • • " F "Hands' - . up, 'Senor Steele! using cu " w charge of being a spy or fifth- ,,; 6 p vinegar to ''�' cap with Greek forces in inn's- uer. Stooping mi little, his alert eyes Pronto water .arid apices.. Boil .for five ed kingdom. tlommnia't or something. (Continued. Next Week mirutea then ur over the -' But the colonel itaa °seemed" .rytchlul, he left the dusty road ( ) „ Po Fifteen hundred of that number " and headed cross-country for the - "'tcumbers. Drain this Syrup -we in Crete he said, where.Greek gaite good- humored about it, he' pine topped hail. He )tad on can- from the cucumbers for three resistance is moat viulent and itrked to reassure himself, and if vas leggings :which protected him - _ • TALKS xonsecutive days. Heat-to boil. where the Nazis actually hole only, ` )re. really had serious doubts of -from cactus spines -- and. other ing point and bottle while hot on a "narrow strip around the coast." Allan's bona fides he would hardly SADIE B. CHAMBERS Have tipped 'off his hated so openly more deadly perils. _,Several• big the thiril day. , „ scorpions 'scuttled away . at his Bread mina nuttor Pickle shunt the . extra -legal censor- swift approach, •and at lemist .one - Request 'Numbers s qts, small cucumbers (sliced, - - Alp. Moreover, his suggestion of but not peeled) side- winder rattled an angry P ) _ Phon Records. warn_ in st him to watch his step. quest 'pt: small onions (sliced) 'thousands o�� tar dance as- • MSUE 31_-142 .. g _ Quite mi , number of re 1 Thousands of popular dance He did. - recipes have piled up again and 4ifa cups water selections to choose from. - i He reached the base of the hill as most of them are seasonable iii' cup salt Also Automatic phonographe •I am giving them` now hoping all • 2 ' `large sweet green' peppers available for sent, p g diced Write for particulnra,- - wHl be able to use them. (diced) -= - - - ANNOUNCEMENT HAY FEVER Canned Tomatoes (Oven Method) 1 small west -red -pepper — - Vlgneux Bros. -- j -NUS Select firm tomatoes of mad- Automatic Phonographs - although there was alv.r_- tails -� -- — --rum or small size: Immerse in. Par oketsbles--aad- -soak '- -Prepare 980 -BAY ST., TORONTO sear, at - which you eon visit J U. l" r E R E R S boiling water vain a cheese cloth for three hours. in brine made - i - - oox booths. our Eucalyptus pre- g facts are still available, and INSTANT and EFFECTIVE � or wire basket (time about eau be purchased RELIEr: 2 minUtea). • Rlunge at-once.-into TS1i0IJ6iH Imp L"," a'a'Oit>C - , -- 'w G. -cis EXTRACT `_ ` cold water Slip skins oft easily - - E', ;' ;, .< �,•. •r 5 KOALA JU -JUBES � And pack' carefully, Into eteii- KOAI:A Il1HIILSIH7EID - _ _ - ^k avcA %TUS - G.G.ExTtiwtT - .'� lazed jars. Fill jars with boil- _ stoALA Rue cLaa.Uae- - ing strained tomato juice . to with- When von have honev to sell, send a sample to us' We a■esaysront - - -'- -- in U inch of top. Rill. sterilized -- Caul offer ceiling prices. Containers loaned or t'aturrfed el. 0. EaIIILSnrlZD aUCALYPTV� -' 4low colts. Meec6iNc, Ct ' - '�14 sou. ,�'► spatula -or knife down side of to yon: +ia.eat''e• 4•e� • : - -jar several - times -to allow_ air -- - - - --- p - bubbles to escape. Prase new = MacFEETERS CREAMERY �IisTlaALaAa >aslcALyrTVa LaTPaD s�� sterilized rubber in position and' - - 52 JARVIS STREET - TORONTO " ts-as D"boo n' rt.. Torests, oat. "5 : Lai' screw fop on _ tightly, then loosen . • -„ _ ! - - ._ .. _. _ - � _ -• a:: -.� •stir: r •i?, �' . r ./ �l. is.: �^"�'� CT� .. S C. -.JC.. ,�:;� -. - - ._ F'- ^ -^ - ._ _ .. _ ^ �., N 7 -719 1 . . . - I r. ", 2 V7 P-0, W.W- Mg V 71; 4, P -.7 `7 7 1, x. Wanut" T�4 r swtee; 84.50- NOTICE. k'�. 1"514,446 Ds 4' woo .0 pan yew V". @my' Studio Cmch and2- �O� -on "-CLAWS 71-W WQODo ORMSHTs DWAU h "DDT Goods Ah prnqr or -3olkillori DiDette" - 6 numm, 16.5043.50 ROM swte, pie i"TM Q abo, komgeartage: vork We BROOMBELLIL a : - Cie, Aulawy -ces, 67.50 Clark a Toma.W'Jui 10.'oza ka*ealso plaeod in atoeli a fall D6 F. ROSE &M 49 XAPL111 LZ" KELUNG V2 Bily St.- Tomato Soupil ]�;PQNb Togmte Ifetor'Ambulencie, Day or Night NO ��cMTLLAN—Ban PHONE Iwo A1d6e,.,p*1wr ftmk. is 9" attli laenr,!�; A. W. MITCHELL Asparagus ipkdbftp X Pi4kering, Ont. P g arbo. PNONZ — Offies"M JWLN C. A. STERRITT, Mushroom Soul JL IWAL BRATON. TOWNSHIP 'Furniture Dealer Funeral Director Por k ia2d B D �1� C6WV*yaft".00WWi@@kWr VW MCXkRING AND CLAMMONT Ju m'bo fins, 26 wut"Sk. owl aw Mob 4071A L %F WA%OF%f W%f win A.E. RICHARDSON.'. tomato -GENERAI-x -INSURA-NOC __-We do building of All- -Refresh" English OMPENTERING Mg PAae. `PLZAL BSTATR_ 5 CONVEYANCING CEMENTING 28 oz.- 29c PLUMBING Style 'Oxford Mincemea An oa "Whimw area, "oft MX*W4G Health Saltk to serm Chili Sauce" 101oz.'-19c ..Pbace Pick. 8000. W4 also MU. Brantford Roofft Fruit Saline, with tmbler Materials, Empire Bath:room 13oz. ? ' I EcOlment, Dc= Water WM. MAW A Casaplete Lim of �LIOMRSD AUCTIONBHrJL- AND �_Ibftemz, Beatty Stable Courtesy' 1conomy and VALUATOR Equipment, and aloe oesducted Anywbere 311111,615ris Camerlas, & Film Pbous or wr1W Address, 016 Dandam PRESCRIPMNS A, atre4t. Bast. SPACIALTY 4 let -o- H ae s s m a "ei I Ws* GumumMed, BOTES DRUG- CO., Ltd THE REXALL STORE' WE(0-SERVE4 pleasant to deal it"' ONTAM N1006 Pick 0 94" 5-107% J& a &0i GIVE u tsm am"" - 0 a. M. to 9 V. -M AND ALZU Ckaiftl A` The Biog Stote".. WSUMNCE MM 1XV1NZ L A. Pr"PaW 7W SAM — boaft and lot BWk%w s6L ,a" fat deep, 60 foot front, double b� WSL od go Ask mks WM good growid at back VWY4 '- Me, Se CHAPMAN Laws for SPOWIN& AV" condition. wol" is =AD - "IN "" pasm" am hiaw" iu CYRIL R. MORLBY. OMAVA . . ..... A on, Not aftswum. "A GAIT RAIJIM""O. rat"IM; I AM E 00NE MAL DIMM019 -AIM Fw Sak — 2 bWs and springs, alm Am"Lum. 4 dialax-rem. chaim . Phone Pick We have. a' nient of Hybrid 96 r 4. 62-3 Have you For Bak --chalce dairy heifer. Juat C orn YO It C K fresh a" Part Jerseys am Omm- IT t M3gkt and Day Not v may. Las Hill, Claremont EoiLn0ow, Bloody Butchers aisms Pbone Reddeam fur �kb' oveatualty row caa&A affaw to ads- R16' Wisc. No. 7 rAJJ & A UmIlty in Pickem g and Whi*y 3B 3D 3M :R WeA Wwnship, formerly worked by Bulk and Package B. C J~ aince IM, and " year by his am Harry Jones, who discon- C 11sankfully Air-conditioned omplete stock of gar-den FRL SATUROAT Ineuranee of MI Kindti �tinue" - Wn the Active -Servi- An evahttlew man can sesurs a good Alm a few lawn mow4aft AUGUST L16 .14. M. business. For information app)y E. 84ut Rakw Available Witil -�C. Jones, Gormley, P. A)., or write %J16 a qua a A416M i #Wo dhows at 7 and 9 ML 86awrtky and geryloo.. the W. T. IC4*lelgft 00. LAd. Mon- 'Electric w ashm a it W Map P. Saturday Matinee at Lw Sob— 524 WR—&41Z 8 piece dinfim -doors and window With Wo Add-. Pbone &ween Aawps MgS BROUGH'AM IMCK 515 malte, wabmL Price, reaeonablo. Goo. Agent for McIr—ormick-Deerint rars hisim"" 6" Nonvon, Punbarton. IL X L9. i# .7 In action' PWNZ AGIN. U W 16 NEULMM WANTED — saneone to board two q6nams and boys in own hasne (5 and 7 years. iour Kofte — we beve it. Can get it 0 r I 10 W` M,C* a 6 KS LESLIE BAN A. Clarke Prentice Write, Mrs. J. Winter,Ajim for Am PHONE SM HORSES meat wanted. -'Lj4=SZD AU Prevailing Priem P&K Phone' Pick 04 XONDAT, TUES, WEDNESDAT - '.1" .1�, " tf J. .5. BALSDOM OKENNG .7" AUGUGV,:I'I, 18 AM It. porr the COM" of Taft a" ON& for 1131131r* KAIL Fw& WAR WORKERS -.,!.1AN5t leampleft www at L20 arlo; " - Special Rates — Room and Board' ties of C. A. S. F. and of t6 Spring Mattressm — Beg of Home. a mom mnkkAw.,� �forme. Plan" Cooking — HathIng — 11 OLIVEP'SARDY. Prentice). Farin and Farm Wese Swimming — Riding ung -U Guns Salm 91 spe"flT at fair am nuft Meals — Sandwiches — Car Park. FARMLIMS of w5n IINI[ANI A,L-DO LODGE able. M08l .T J. Itm Prop. Point 111100 added sttraeti�n, . . .:, Phone 54r2 wz PAY T014ONTO PRICES AT "inuaAA, YOUR ROM Pickering �1� , 46--m -%hai.G -e s i u r e - BougM and SoM OGS ,Sh EGGS ime Harvest T" USED CLOTaING, CALVES 1A =111M ... .. - MRS .F. WALTER HURMN Demands Binder gw-wd — P ed like new. We high AND ALL KINDS -OF rwdvw a km shipromi Of VICYOR XATLVA X TNSON and:� ONA Xt -Twine ism smuemews suits, pants, wv- Poult both emp max etr— very reasomm's. it i'l live ban before ym ry King 'Bug Kill wm Pay ym to eme UR er bAY go anywhere else. Sam Schwarft, 23 2RURSDAT, FRIlDY, SAT Rand Str. *1051, Oshawa., - 04 PICKERINGr FAUM S- AUGUST. 20, 21 2 -D AssENATE OF I&& AR11 I LIKE"AND LJ MTrED Rise a x d hine - FARIG GRZEN EGO VRADING grA"M .7 AM add* ^ft TM od *R SALE — modern, up,'to date XURPRX—' Spraymm ONT. PRCM tf LINDA DAPMELL AAWY to Box 356 News Office. ew selling opportmulty'— Many Of CHOIC �:' ... -TS ear representatives, have been calIed E MEA 'ALVIN BUSUB to the coh"ns, this opens many torT- men and women -Ramware T106019b itorles ft Hiffurv" AND P M '4406 not needed for war production. For Kinds of 'PepairWork dot" write V26 J. IL Watlem -E-S- PTOKBRING -VEGETABL �N 'All Tweing Con34**, DepL %-14-16 -Nontreal. _Charanteed fi. M&CDONALI) 'I.Th PICKUMO -MM P)OR SALE — OUS ClAft BrOL kit, �PHONE 26. oa mis weddy #4 . W.-Ow chen range; also one Cozy HMO DRUd man beater; -=*e. of Oman tables; Oft T -dte; udioe Aid of the Pim"ter'. Chesterflehl m, Rockaff chair Ple*ering, will Meet 'at SILK'S MARKE and other articles too nilmerous to A of Ifts. John AAnan, on mention. E. Bertrand, 51 7: P 19; at ILSO P. 13L _.S.M"afty, AngVst A' &k1(_k.:* _z -.z Z:1= -1-- --leL4 o