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Local Marvest --Velper
no abo" words — "your son and TO QORRESPOND9NTS ENGA.GEMENTS
there can be similarities. Errors are
odtirs are on AoUve Service - why oe�curring In these coluntins through
shooWt V back them up" of a local' we ask that correspondents the use of abbreviations.'FAL Mr. and -Mrs. Frederick Cushir
may LONNIE$
cithmni, who called on the phone one sandin in to us notices of meetings Henderson announce the engagement
"y Jast wee14 asiang- if wert were eu;., Uu6& yuu wrL6 e um Qmes ciear- LPOEMIG AAQreW, %�Lare ru �6er, vi �'6-1, ML.- Dv...hy
any famsers who wanted help. We ly, and do not abbreviate. It will Chas. McGuire and Kenneth Balsdon worth Bayne, qWy daughter of the If you'Veve news of interest to
Ibink he will unc�erstazd when we be seen (if you try, it) that in ab- and Wilfred konney are among the late Mr. and4m Henry Duckworth local readers call PlcL 1&
wW — he was n6t one we would brevistions of the days of the week, latest local boys to be "called up", Bayne, to Mr. Alphonsus John
have expected to call, on such a Brady, son of the late Mr. and Mti
an"N"14 m0%, il" a"J kuw-�I�de- WC John dy. TRue
place September. one to say there was.frost.
A. R. R r6ceives wartime auxiliary Miss'Eva Bunting 'has returned
-have of any desire on his part, to
Idaep away from this sort of.work, I from sixweeks in Muskoka with Dr.
but, be is an extremely- busy man, Your New Ration- Books are In
and not accustomed to heavy work. for Fire Department the MA and Mrs. Bateman.
The stwo Dr and Mxs. F011alse and family
rds above�l have come back have retuimed after vacationing in 2
to us'many times since we heard Fall Courses to c''ommence Sept. 14 -Although -a now ration book 'is in Haliburton.
them calme -to us that day — "why the mail, the coupons on the temp- - Mrs. Les. Johns enjoyed fhe -trip -
shouldn't I back them up at limne". The new pump � is really a very trailer-haul . ing devices. 7 orary ration card issued July lst,,
There was something of a 1'stng" this week, received one of the new, ARI valid. This wad. pointed through the Thousand Islands last
about then, though small auxiliary pvtoapers provided b-1 'Ccknmenci�g next week, the reg_: are meek.
he was not out this week by the ration section
thinking of others or of what others the Civilian Defence Committee. ular weekly practice will take place. of the Wartime Prices and Trade' Cecil Sparrow, of the Gift Air
Force station, was at shoone over.
should do' Ahere was "armpathy" -9U 126w P'"R ill-really -anti vpry on 7 p- biWednesday eveninir- 1+ Board. because of reports that so
the past week end.
for thase of us who have not yet miall affair, but "pacids an awful is hoped therebly to interest more of ration card holders were under the
Miss Kide Fawkes, wbo has been'
realized the Berio=ness'of our sit- punel". A two wheeled affair about the village e in R p h io
unintergaonal the size of a buain "Men A- - P miss pre ens n that the temPor4ry confined to bed over the past two
baby carnage, two, training, the most Of them having cards expired on August 24. weekis is now recovering.
uation, ' and an
,condemnation" of the -attitude of so rubb0r-tlrWi wheels, aixi viounting Wednesday afternoon and evening The "A B C D E" co4p�ns for
Lloyd Courtice,- George Burns and
zaan3 today. a four cylinder Continental gas en- off. Another denonstration will be tea andcoffee viere valid on and Bill Sparrow have enlisted with the
,We we these same 'Words many gine, -with direct drive to a ll,, carried Out — come out -and see after August 3rd and can be used �Ajr Force this week and will tWde
thnes Victory
on Imm advertis_ though pawerful, centrifugal pump. Your new equipment 7 lo., in. aniv time. The suirar ration coupons -a- duty k-. Q%e very vieer ftAu
ing etc., — but-�ly do we hear A0OU'X A 8 Ifteil intake-- Apse fbedl wVe-valid on successive dates, the The Misses' Schell, Owen, J97ed
them spoken by th e individual, rare- the water into the pump, freim the The Fall,Course in A. R. P. work last- coupon becoming valid August and Betty spent the week end at
Ay do 7,two you ;Zmp; with ,..,e 7E� supply, and two inch and a half will commence on Monday, Sept. 14, 24, but any. of the coupons ce'�, --ke Niagara- - Falls.
tiakina to feel that way about It, outlets, with a nozzle pressure of and every member of -the fifty-nine used at any time after - um,t date,
- JThat telephone call was so unusual I= pounds. In a test at the riilway nok registered, who has not taken the ration office explained. They Aircraftniam Alec. Murray, . King-
we could not. resist commenting on bridge on Monday evening, we wat- the entire Basic Course will be req- also emphasized that there *is- -no ston, paid it'visit. to his home fit
-we ched the.bo)s, (in their weekly re- utred to do so or turn in t eir Cherrywood this week, And- called
W If we are to believe what h books provision for farmers obtaining-ex-, on Pickering friends.
read, and hear, -this war will never heareal) direct the two hose from and. equi; ent. A c is to tra tea and coffee to servc-belp en-
On m-npaign -nds are sorry to
be over until we a "feel that way ihis small pump, throwing �o 0 ed the L case of 1K Prie hear.-that
__��.con,duvted-in an fort to increase gag for threshing. In "2-- Norramin Banks has undergone
about it". Remember ilixie'' "w' WC11 and A, nAlf streams Over Uke, en
ords um enr0im T—The Federal C. 'D, sugar, there was a--special -provision
top of the bridge from the roadway - C. are going to malde sure that 'ev- - a serious surgical operation-, but at
when you are asked . to assist in any wherby :the fi"er could o*btain ex' time of writing, we understand sibs
work of below. erY home becomes thoroughly R0- — —p-mch-20 V806he#
Raid Prec on - is pro&Tessing as well I as can be
It is a remarkable little mac@7n—e--qu`w-n-f5a. -v-ntF Air auti but no such provision has-been made 7
and may be moved around readily, pradtice. expeeAecL 7
Catnadl Pre"' Enieitained by rmer
an for tea -'and - coffee. - --If a fa Ith ragweed and' other' such
especially by a car equipped with W
servestea or coffee to his thresh'
Mr. BrLm Newkirk. Pickt4rinj Ing weeds that are an annoyance to hay
hands, if must com
e out ot his own fe,er sufferers, -now.- at the height
tural ML ration, or be supplW from the rat- of. blo
IMpresert;atives of Toro nto, Haini - om, these poor unfortuna , tea
ton and Montreal Press,. afid the loc- Agiticul argh of Time - ion of the individual thresher, the are to be seen on the, street daily,'
&I paper, were guests 36F -TB I-- -noses and ruitrAng-eyes.
rian with red
Newkirk, at his be.autiful estate, On SepteT�bir 3rd,* the Birthday
chicken' raising — raised and fed on
rge's. Guild will be
wrth of Liverpool, on Friday after- '-whatever xnitht.-be available, from P War^tme Prices and -Tra&1 Parp-, of St. C�,eo
noon and evening of last week. Board tightens the Clamps held at the � home of Mrs.' Willikk
Mokion pictures of oil develop- Wraps to loose grain icientific O'Brien. Frenchman's Bay. All 'the
gnents in Alberta controlled by Mr. culture has produced a 90 percent -wer im- mwntiers are `cordiifly invited to
Fin0s totalling �697.50_ . e
of the'chick supplied by the
Newkirk, werp,_akown. One particul- posed. a-cross Canada last week as a attend
'contanercial hatcheries.
ar devel�pznent� which today, prom- result of -24 violations of Wartime The September n�eetinK of.the
Dairy Cattlo
Jam -a big future, is in the Vermil- "March of 'nine in AgTiculture" Prices and Trade Board' Regula- Women's Missionary, Sodibty of the'
lion are&, zorty nuies won or The ^�- was chosen as John .4+1, +he +he continued A.- tions. They r - eswzea r Yom viotations- UrJtml Ch" wul" be heid in %he
his subject by =and for increased production of
beft and Saskatchewan border. Dryden, Coluanbus, -Ont, t1iis week's W ' ' of Price.Ceil-ing. Rentals Regula- Sund&Y sch9O!.rP(.*n on Wednesday
speake ry products", in his opinion "the
�ions, Retail Dellve* Orders . and,_ after-moon; September 2ndL Mrs.,
"Liquid Gal&' an. oil has r, introduced by Rotarian C. fa* labor problem -wo'uld malce Sugar Rationing. Regulations. Cartwright's group will. be in charge
been called, doubtless means that A. Sterritt. further pr6duction impossible with-
moM today, than ever before. The Mr. Dryden c' Three 0titario.,butehers. were pro- of the mieetine.- The wombers-
omee froLn a very out reveilting to old tricks and ec-
nation possessing the greatest a- 'well-known South jOntario family secuted for exceeding maximum the Baby Band and their mothers
, , onomies', Milk production in Can-
l1n0unt Of Oil is said by MWY, to be for several generatio= prominent in ada now average 4M pounds per prices of beef. Ittere -�ere three !LM to I be our guests. Will the W,
the winner' *in this world-wide war, agricultural and livestock Larcl prosecutions for contravemlons of X S. members please meet at 2.30,
es annum.
Wid PrOfficti0m based On sme dis- In tracing development in farm the Sugar Rationing Regulations, for a short business meeiting� -A iW-
half-hour-"ll be 'the
coveries and developments place operations he recalled.rmt, the king retail delliveries of ial wi
in- one for ma held at
sheep
our country among the near-future dustrial development,' Improvements goods with a total value of, lesv 'close 'of the meeting. 7%e School-
'The inmased -demand.for wool
high 0, an-One- Dollar. Eleven prosecut. for Leaders, in connection with the
and other cor4tributions to civiliza- h", not yet interested the farmer
tion and societV,, during the past who in hard ttne�, neglected . fe ions for violations of the Rentals Women's Missionary Societies. -will n -
nees, Regulations, 6d one firm for illeg- be held at Whitby Ladies' College
yea,
,ti to Fri
Gasoline Ration Coupon. Book one hundred and fift rs in but if every farmer was to 'increase
SM61-4� - - a ,
transpoltatiop 1111*0 ally inemas the-- -price�f -bicy, .1 e M nday 4t '�Tp
J118 zock oy ten, ana tne Tanner tires.
unication etc. — railways, motor without any, day, Sept. 4.
would cois ence with
book
cars, electric lighting, telegraph, tel- that number" Miss Maxine Elliott of the W. A.
,the above ration coupon he stated, "the wool
wag turned into this'6ffiee this week. aphone and now the radio and so problem wood be solvedll� A. F. was - hokne -with her parents
-----rtu- e week. Maxine in now
Chmer may have same bly calling with agncu re. Beef Cattid and Marketing during th in
the unifohn of the Air
at this office., In pioneer days implements emp- , "Tlie, demand for small beef-cuts Force.
loyed by famners were , .1ew And by today's small f Misses Audrey and Betty Scott,
Amilies, had caus-
simple �* oxen for motive power,' ed it change in. the, beef distribution who are Paper. carriers for the Star,
gracied one of the pages of that
Col. Harry . C"*96� Public #Ws- and crude, some homemade ma-crun- propap ." With arrival of the mot-
paper with a very good picture of
dons Exectitive Gray Coach ResiCna- es. These, with plentyf, of hard work, or transport, and the radio for mar- M�
themselves -on Tuesday evehiagi.
and the ancient cradle enabled the ket repor?ts, an advantage has been
Col. Harry S. Cameron, Second in pioneer fanner to harvest 'his small created for.the marketing. farmer. W -They are handling what was at one
-Ooknmand of the 1161th Ontario ' Cty' crop. Grain harvesting machines Much Taore in the way 6f scient-' time considered a man's job.
Battlion in the last war, has
resign- have, during the pa* 75 years ev- ific, systematic farming and mark-
ed his office with T. T. C., with olved from- the lowly cradle to the eting must Yet be done by Canadian
whom he has been'-connected since modern Lowest Numb* of Avadent9i
e
ron' quick'..op rating binder and farmers. Co-operation, also, is much e
1924. Harry Came' will be relin-c*nbine�� makin iW Yeam . !r V
a be-red well, by--mewnbers of . the 9 possible the work- anoie needed today' than ever be-
In ing of. much more land, with a min- fore.
L16th as one of the friendly, loveable izftwn Gasoline and tire rationing are
Of equippneut in much, less The psychological effect likely the answer to tbe� -Mbwest A
ent of h!
officers of this county's effici time. gh
A
X
farmers, n
production by Canadian n*:- umber of accidents durfalr thA IN
figh'ting unit of the last war. He Hybrid Corn
was born in Beaverton, and his upon our nation's en�es, cannot summer months in this village iiL
The scientific manipulation of be but a major consideration. years". Local garage men are ad
sai
forced retirem
Iviends here regTet to hear of, his seed ",cro ng" provides for the d�, The appreciation of his audience that opinion and dtate "although
en
t frOkn active affairs velopment of any requirea type of was conveyed to the speaker by Ro. Doris Dunlop' row heard over CBC there are still a few, this summer
on account at III health. 'corn — a foliage producing type, or t.arian George Todd. on "Sdngs of Eventidd ". 18sturdays, they have only been minor".
a wed � producing 0".
Beraw at 7.30 p. NL�, If traffic speeding Is curtailed by,
aserge Bsms�V, Grawmere Farm '11he speaker at next'weeit;ll lunc& force and. precaution, it Is doubtful
Renamed by IY.,P. and CWr me SOY' Beim, an article of - which eon will be Rev. Martin & je ... r.. � -":1'..7 -.
nkinson if there need. be any.rAore da*and
we bear much-these days, wss, only-
of Pickering United Chu for a "stoy-lighV at our four cor-
rch, and will
6,
One of those things that'happen few Yom &90, dismmtsd 117-the be introduced by Open Air Se M'Ces, iters here. Only a few mouth* "o,
Dr� H. 7t Fallaise,
ace' last
(?uelph Agricultural experts. in- the
in the 1moonligbit took pl full of
ftiday idght - when Goo. Barase earlier days of production here, :Full -Gospd. lee" car lots won
y Next week's dinner will have cokn' frokn accidents on this WSW*,, and
this hitherto oriental besn, (rich in
Pleted the first "zound', of rgembers
was presented with a beautiful blan in most cases, due to high speed!
"- -. P.—
E N E. -sit
.'Now, there are only a few
ket and hassocid by the Young Peo- vitamin, mineral content) was not providing -7
speakers, and for the Messages and t2od
�A,
pie and Choir of the United Church, succesifill Owing to the camparativ. ne# few months, members tbern- GOOD SINGING of these wrecks havo not yet bie� 4,
Pickering, prior to his coming marr- ely short season free of frost. We salves will sPeak, or provide another salvaged. .1. dr
I&". The presentation was made by now have, however, an early miLtur- who will speak on the 9 Wednesday Night and Su
ubject of ndsy, Although traffic seems to be aM
tM bonfire at Chapman's flats in ing bean thall; defeats this obstacle. the profession or following of the Afternoon heavy on Saturday it is a rabef,
tbo mi"e of weiners and mustart Yowl 0210mber who is in eh&M.tb&t week to be wondering:—'
MALX STR. PICKERING
Here too. from earlier d"a of
+<y�, ,`�° • -f+r'� ',�S•�+ }v"!,v ti'._ „r rt. 'A.'!r .'.i'ts' :�^ > «�1.'., .h, ".,A att: m°q .`_.k¢`m. •.- «- ar•va -i' c• .�;.. .. - 4 -
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_" �` ;• ` : DEDUCTIONS, FROM SALARY FOR INCOME TA WN
RADIO IEFOSTEB •.
" The following table shows how much employers will deduct from Canadians' weekly pay cheques
O t A L 1 N G WITH DAVE, ... t : $or income t6x payment4 starting with the first pay period in September.
" Deductions for alternative, savings like life insurance prellaitams and mortgage principal payments
day quarter hour, dedicated to _ "� may be made from the Savings Portion ( S.P.) of the Total Tax (T.T.) but in no case may the deduc
-._ the Canadian . war -time - home, _'tions be greater than tba amount of the savings portion. "
which• has caught on like wild- The deductions from the cheques of :.'
Y. q persons paid every two weeks will be double the amount of the
- r
: firs through the summer months,- _,_�rrespoluiing weekly deduction. Those paid twice a month or monthly will haw equivalent deductions, -
- and which _promises sontinued on- VWBEKL.Y PAYMENTS
joyment and benefit,' is the War- -
tuns' Prices and Tzada' Board's ' yingle Singta Married Married bearded Karrird `' ,'!tarried Y ;
Income _ No 1 N:o I i i
morning chew "SOLDiER'8 Weeklyepettdents De endeat Dapeudents De endent Dependents Depeuden DeDeadents _
- - -- T T S.P. . 8 P. T T. LP. B T T 8
WIFE,,' broadcast at_31.84_ a.m.
T.T. S.P. $.P. T. T. S.P. s. $ T.T: >`' P.
^' + 18.00- 13.24. .07' :07 .10 .10
r T M - - -- -
suing tiro story of Carry ar- _ -- _ 13.25 -1&4R _ .18, .18 .17 .17
;. doch, a.aoldisr's wife, and bring• 18.50 -18.74 .28 .28 .17 .1'f
ing into sharp focus the newest
:..,;. =18.75 -13.99 -.49 .48 18 ".18
14.00 -14.49 .71 .59 .19 .19
_ _ -• . __ edicts and suggestions from flu. �� _
vital WPTB, "Soldier's Wife"
14.50 - 14.99 .92 .70 - .20 .20 _ 1
rates high with Canadian listen- 15.00 -15.49 1.07 .78 ' .i22 .2E • . _ . • _ - _
ele. Hear the shoal. daily from '' 15.50 -15.99 1.22 ..87 .23 .28 .:� -' .. :,`, -, c : '•`..
your
nearest CBC station. For 16.00 -16.49 1.87 '.95 ' .25 .26
peniasnia listeners, CKOC and 16.50 -16.99 1.52 1.03 .26 .26
CBL carry the shovel "17.00 -17.49 "1.67 1.12 .28 28
17.50 -17.99 1.82 1.20 .29' .29
- 18.00 -18.49 1.97 1.28.. ;85 .86
iember 18.60 -18.99 2.12 1.38 .50
The first week in Se .48
p 19.00 -19.49 , 2.27 1.87 .65 .52 _
;. - Q, 9 2.42 1.40 .80 fi0
sixLlaaes - September first and 20.00 -20.8 2.57 1.44
_
Happy the Hs
Gang - September _ 20.60- 20.9.9 2.72 1.48 1.10 77 • •
4th and Fanny's Diary - Sep- 21.00-21.49 2.87 1.51 1.25 .86 - - - - •- : _
+�mbe* bti, and Share +t,. W..us. 21.6Q -21.99 3.02 1.65 1.40 .98 -
DUJWN AND McCARTHY 22.00 -29.49 3.1-i L.05 1.06 l.v1 _
the 6th an McCarthy -
.There's ONE fact we know for ' and on the same day, CKOC m 2 99 $ g2 � 62 �i.Ti 1.10_ _
more -sad that is, Charlie Mc- Hamilton, will usher in '& sew, 28.00 -23.49 8.48 1.66 -1.8T 1.19' XF , UL .ii , . i .14 ! i
'Carthy returns to the Canadian season of September on CKOC 28.50 -28.49 8.33 `1.69 1.72 1.28 .10 10 . 9 29 '.11 6 .12 .03 .08
air -lanes Sunday, September 6th, with a banner line- of to X4.60 -24.48 8.56 1.73 2.06 1.3? .21 .21 29 .50 .28 2$ " 08 0$
at 8.00 p :m. EDT. Whether, as p- 24.60 -24.99 $.66 1.76 2.08 -1.46 46 .46 .60 .60 .27 :2T .04 :04
p 0 yob. Durbin veal flits local shows, to supplement 25.00 -25.49 3.80 1.80 2.26 1.55 .'90 .87 _.51 .611 .2! 29 =.06 :06
Is _ �. the first the now National headliner;, to 25.50 -25.99 8.96 1.84 2.85 1.64 1.88 1.09 .58 .68 .30 .30 .07 A7
guest of Honor on give an outatandina schedule of -26.00 -26.49 4.12 1.87 2.51 1.78 1.77 1.82 .54 .64 31 .Si -.09 .89
the show, is as yet a moot point. well - balanced fall listening for 26.50- 26.99 _. , 4.27. 1.91. ' -_2.66 1.82 2.08 1.46 ..56 .56 :.38 ..38. .10.. ,1,0
Something else we do know, and }hose who listen to 1160 on "'27.00 -27.49 4.48 1.94 2.82° 1.91 2.19 1.55 .68 .58 - .84 .84 .12 `:12
;it's sensational nowt, is that Dan their radio dials! :. 27.50- 27.99` 4.59 1.98 2.97 2.00 2.86 1.64 75 .70 .- .36 .36 18 .13
__. Aareche will be Master of Cero- 28.00 -28.49 4.74 2.02 3.14 2.10 2.52 1.78 .91 ..91 .87 8? .16 .lb
manful Dan's , -- -- _'28,60 -28:99 4.90 2.06 ' .8.29, 2.18 2.68 1.82 1.07 .88 .3 139 - .15 .16 .
great vocal par' 29.00 -29.49 , 5.06 2.09 3.44 2.27 2:86 1.91 1.24. 97 , 0 40 -.18 � As _!
sonality will, we feel, bring Me- Everyone working is every 29.50 -29.99 5.21 2.12 ` 3.60 2.86 $.01 2.00 X1.40 1.06 .42 .42 ...19 .19 -
r K bs{ out •of • 3400 -30.49 '6.87 2.16 3. 16 2.43- -3,18 2.09 1.56 1..16 .43 .48 21 .21
tabs air. Bay Noble's music will the job they do -- and partieu- 30.50 -80.99 a.oz z.ZU 24 a5 4&- - --M• -g�r2 - -
be there too, and a great parade larly those wbo work on the air.. 31.40 -81.49 5.67 2.23 4.07 2.51 8.50 2:27 1.89 1.88 .46 .46 .24 .34 .Ol .01
_ . o! famous guests. go mark. down and produce and present pro- 31.50 -31.99 8.84 2.27 4.28 _2.55. 8,66 2.86 2.06 1.42 .49 .48' •.25 .26 .02 .02 '
the date - Sunday, September grams for year enjoyment: $2.00 -32.49 6.00 2.80 4.40 2.69 $.88 2.45 2.22 1.51 -- -.61• •.68.:: ; -,28 .26 -.04 .04 __-
ith, for Charlie McCarthy - 8.00 Around CKOC. the other dui, the 22.50 -82.99 8:17 2.84 4.66 2.68 4.01 2.55 2.40 1.61 •.79 .68 ,28 - .28 .06 .06
9.tin. _- ; CBOC, and CBC net- whole staff was `ffekled pink' with x8.00 -33.49 � 6.62 2.28 4.74 2.67 4.10 ,.2:65 2,58 1.71 .97 .78 .29 .29 .06 .06
33.50 -88.99 6.52 2.41 4.91 2:71 4.37 2.75 2.76 1.81 1.15 .88 .31 .31 ..06 .08
work 1 a complete library of the . famous _
-' -- -.34.00-34.49 - 6.70 •2.45 - 6.08.2.75 4,55 ` 2;84 2.94 -1.91 1.33 .9a - 82 -...32 - .10. .10 . -
" ' Boston 'Pops' Orchestra record -- 24.50 -84.99 6.87 2.48 5.26 2.79 4.74 2.94 8.18 2.01 1.61 1.07 .84 .34 .11 .11 -
Tbio . new voice being hoard ings which the station acquired. 36.00 -35.99 r':36 a.di 9.'16 -x2.84 ' 11.90 204 8 31_2 11 lea 1'" 36 gb 3 .l3
Trana-Canada these days on the Also in the same lot were s full .36.00 -86.99 7.72 2.59 - 6.11 2.92 5 -28 8.24 3,67 2.31 8.06 1.37 - .44' .44 : 6
�.arly' Aftsin0on CBC 'network at roster of songs by James Melton; - 37.00 -87.99 '11.08 6
.08 2.66 6.47 8.00 .64 8.88 4.08 2.50 2.42 1.57 .81 .63 .19 .19
1.46,, is that of Claire Wallace, Richard (Nooks, John Charles 38,00 -38.99 8.44 2.75 :6.83 8.08 6.01 8.42 4.319 2.70 > L78 1.76 1.17. ;88- - -.21 .21
wall - known T'oroato woman, Thomas and Lawrence Tibbetti - 39.00-89.99- 8.80 2.81. '1.18 8.16 6.87 3.51 4.46 2.90 3.14 1.96 1.58 1.03 .24 .24
whose news and radio features YOU, the listonar, will share is 40.00 -40.99 9.16 2.83 1." 8.24 6.74 8.60 5.12 3.10- 3.51 - 2.16' 1.80. 1.23 .28 .25. -
foi women in the war -time Cana. • the onjoyment of this topz, its_ 41.0041.99 9.51 2.96 '1.90 $.32 7.09 8.69 5.48 3.80 3.87 2.36 2.26 1.43 64 .49
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1 Commander a: in Af6rica. S U N D A Y
Esau with his family was living, first full prayer recorded In tb1
British 171#e received �+ j n r he-cannot help but be troubled fn word of God. The player was
allsdy: - -tmdae S 4► -!I 0 O L remembering, though twenty years marked by true humility. Jacob _
148ee1tenead. General ' / �+ [� /'� ]�,7 - uav`e eiapaeu eWt.0 li v%.,:u,.a$ s
-15 To such: in Allenby. L G S S V J v _ deception of his father Isaac, his nees of all that God -lead 'lone for
aim• helps• - cheating of his brother Esau, and him, And with heart =felt gratitude -
: -' 1S Morsels. • 21 Gloomiest - _ LESSON 38 of Esau's - intentiob it. that 'time
26 DisiineUva E3 Evasion of
_ he testifies to the once. in which
theory. K ��� JACOB SEEKS GOD'S HELP.- of .killing the twin whom his moth- blessings had been showered os i
1i theor . ��. - � harm. Musical �. Genesis 31-33. _ er loved, A sinful yet has the him,
PRINTED TEXT. Genesis 32:2 -12, power, after years.-Of rtsiag up
24 meats. 2S To fondle 27 29, and confronting ns In the most un- 27. "Ana lie aaid unto him, What
28 COenpalW. 31 Leevening GOLDEN TEXT -God is our Expected and undepired time. Our is `they namg? And. be _said, Jacob.
(abbr.).. agent' - •,sfu0e and strength,. A very pis evil deeds are easily forgotten and 28• And he said, Thy name shall -
,7'TD31s3ih
coin. Puzzle7' cent het in trouble. Psalm 46:1. our imagination of the q more Jacob, bat'1s-
- -: 39 YOut and. sue. .36 Postscript P .Peet re be called..n
SO To endeavor. 46 Strip of �VEiTWAL . (abbr.), THE. LESSON IN. ITS. SETTING tains only the good; but God And „� • rael: for thou bast' striven witb
3Z Frozen leather.' 2Road (abbr.). 38 Barber. Time. -About 1740 B.C. conecf_ence -, keep in reserve the AGod and`'with men, and bast pre
desserts. 'MI6 Whither. -- S$tdb. t4PMr (abbr :) Place - Padan- a0am;. ,the , home evil, Twenty years had passed -- - wiled. 29, And Jacob asked him,
33 Hawaiian food. 50 p er, 4' ]!t�[�lnution. 40 To shame. of Liban in 'the Haran, east---of - since - Jaeob did the evil. It stood and said; Tell me, I- pray -thee; tbq _
34Natioe =etas. -- iii- �- sb&VW. - -_ -81 cant (come.). 43 Aside, - _ the upper. Eyphlaie� valley, pas• before him. now, just as it- stood name. And he said, Wherefore its '
-36 Woods' spirit. 53 To drench. 6Common verb. 44 To faint. sibly near Damascus; Periiel, thus when he fled from it twenty years it that thou ,lost ask after my
36 "Legtiraes. 54'Senior (abbe.) 7 Advertise 47.i.asso; far `unidentified, but certainly before,..- only, more• foenridable. name? And he blessed him there."
_37 Gold coins, ;i6 Musical meat. 49 Water cress. somewhere on the banks' of the grown in bulk and terror. 0' is It should be carefully noted that '
39 Fowl disease. ' uvgedy, --8 Doetor- (abbe.) 30 To rumor. Jabbok in the northeastern part of vain `to think' that you can do evil Jacob did not lay hold of tbiis
4O Valuable 57 Dwellings. 9 Spider's hone. ft Musical note. Palestine in Gilead. and reap- no consequences .from it.- visitor, but the visitor lay hold
property. ; ' 59'He is an 10 Side remarks. iii PronoUh. ' ' - -' Crisis-61' Jacob's Life Pirayer For Deliverance of_ him. This is not a picture of. a
41 At[irtnstive. experienced lI Elector. 55 Thing. - 2. "And Jacob said when he saw _ 9. "And Jacob said, O God of man coming to God, to wi sails '
'42 Trappings for lighter. 12 Irish. 56'Bone, them; This to God's' host:. -and fie my father 'Abraham, and' God of ' with God n 'prayer, but a record'
-a horse. 60 His military 13.Pound (abbr.) 58 South Africa called the name of that place Ma- my,' fabler Isaao; .O- Jehovah; who---of God coming to man, to break - - -
43 Bel". ' - title , (pl.). 16.8is men_ have ` (abbr.). hsnaim. ' 3. And Jacob sent mess• saidst unto me, Return unto, thy. the spirit of, stubbornness and self_
6 B angers before him to. Esau .his country, and to thy kindred, and '
�t Z 4 -� 9' so ff tZ 13 _ sufficiency which-a particular _man
brother unto the land of Seir, the ''•` I will, do thee good: 10. • 1 am not has -for too - long a time habitually, ,
µ NS field of Edom• 4. And he command- worthy of `Abe least of all the manifested. All night these two
tad .them, saying, Thus shall ye loving kindnesses,- and of, all the wrestled, tlse one from heaven and
• b 17 8 19 Gay unto my lord Esau: Thus trt th, which thou hast -showed the one of earth, and when- at "
with tby servant Jacob,. I have .unto thy_ servant; for 'with my - the dawn of day, Jacob saw tltit.
sojourned w th Laban, and stayed staff I se 'over this Jordan;
:' jigs ZJ ZZ 23 Z4 I he' could not prevail again. t the
until now:- 5. and -I have oxen. and and now 1 am become two. com- man, in his exhaustion and weari-
asses, and flocks, and men -serv• panies. 11. Deliver' me, I pray nees; lie -suddenly'. felt the touch
- < -' Z7 29 ants, and maidservants: and. 1 thee;' from the 41and•of my broth= of the hand of the stranger on iii■
have, sent to 'tell my -lordi that er, from the -hand df 'Esdtr 'for thigh. immediately his thigh, was
I may find favor in thy 'sight. S. I'fear him, lest he.- cdme'and smite out of joint, rendering him • ab- - '
And the messengers returned t0 me, the mother with the children. solutely helpless, But now Jacob .
' Jacob, saying, We ,came to thy 1:' And thou saidst,, I Wilt Surely realizes that the one with whom
biother Esau, And moreover he do thee good, and make thy• seed he -leas wrestled all night 4s a
_ cometh to meet thee,. and. Lour as the'satrd of the sea, which' can= - divine person and, whereas early
I hundred men with .him. 7. Then not be numbered for multitude." in the night he was held in the
- 1WZ_ Jacob was greatly afraid and wee' Though 'Jacob 'sent 'messengers grip of- tbe- other, now.-ho' reft.ses .
distressed, ' and be.- divided the ahead with the hope that they to release his grasp of the visitor
people that were -with -him, and ' ' would be able to 'Apliease • Esau,._ until he 'receives- a blessing from _
Z the flocks, and the, herds. and i'he , he waa soon doubly troubled be. Aim, ,.& blessing he did receive. In,
camels.' into -two companles;� li. cause when firey came back to the new name, and the new banor
and he_ said, if. Esau come to ;lie him they could only report that - and poaftitla, which t3ad conferred
one company, and smite it, then- Esau was also - apprbaching • with upon him, changing the name- , of _
the -company which is left snail lore hundred 'armed men. This Jacob, which means swpplantor,
escape." sent .lacob M his knees to cry to. to larael. which meatus, 1 pAntr
Jacob.cotues. near to hdalli, Clod for eolivcriinre fu what -is-
As nth God. ✓.
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'i "Ldoking for me?" repealed "
Ysy Sargent, and an the ides areas - -... `�' •: �:
ad to register on her mind, she
ForEn�r With Ec 01 10Mv drew back her breath she had . ' O O ✓ lost in one long inhalation. "Thank -
s! heaven 1" she crie l softly.' "I'd be-
: - gars to think nob6dy was ever go-
c ing, to do anything! It's nearly
or
1`_,y "� �� two months now since we were
JitPJ/i ii7.(rV1 _ Y
- ' _- - _ �myght hares ' by fO —TSer and not
PEANUT BUTTElR, a sign from home!" •. ..
• "Huh? You. didn't meet Harry ,•
-CHEESE. JELLY Bishop ?'.' ,1.
P OS'V
_ ... p No . is
®ANY SPBEAD - he?
• 'Harry B' ho Who .' .
,Why —give you the details
Christie
'a Graham Wafers
later! He ' came `down here hunt- - - - -; r, ,►
" have the true "Graham" ing for your father and you, but • . ~ -
favor that makes on seaeh � ° , F
---er --came back without locating
you. And where is your father,._ a
for another — an another. r '
In the store or on the 'phone, / Miss Sargent .'
` alWa s ask for _ "He's over there," said lily, �
_ Y TEA a>Qd coffee rationing does not ap81Y
podding toward the . island Allan - -
+• had just left. She added bitter- to P an= No coupons are needed to
�116 _ ly: "A- pnanner! Aa I am here r� buy Chia grand, mealtime bevesa$e.
o 'But, why? Why has this tiutfit
kidnaped you two ?" Conserve tea and ,coffee in your Home by
No&
,
for$ "1 don't know:" she answer give ,drinking Postum. You'll be surprised and
and the despair in' her tone gave W�"�•"6
suffered from uncertainty, "If I slcl,la.wl' s
- knew that a per ps - - - - delicious beverage. with a robust, iavit - ,
_ ' - °• knew that perhaps I could do' ' ..,� d �
"Seems to be a Chinese puzzle .... flavor. Postum is quick and' easy to.
- __::'_i♦ SERIAL STORY J with a Japanese polish. I know _
your father came here on some make,'and economical to use. SAFE for the _
- -t EX I CA N hQ U E RA D E mission for our Government, but = !Wholey— COntai319 IIO Gaffe or t,�rill2, _
the' a s. o ery or omae they didn't give me `d tail
_ BY CECIL CARNES Just what was he after?"
upset n -.. ea et h. -
_ , "He never told me.'- Father ie
FELLOW PRISONER spoiled the effect by adding naive- very- careful. And since taey ♦ a
-' - ly: "I have -a better 'pair of my brought us here I have had • no
_ . :.CHAPTER XI own already." 'He - handed' them chance to talk with' flrh. Every SLEPT L /KE A MAW -
- -.No- man however'brase can hear a word in Japanese to the day; at -cis in --the afternoon, two ' - ACAIN, JANE. TNRT !WITCHED TO _ -
biasself sentenced to die unmoved. guard, who hung them over Al- guards bring him to the shore of "
A chill trickled up Allan's spine ' bans shoulder by their stray. that island. We see each other and CFR!A/NLY PROVES POSTrlM, l�/E LOST _
and down again; his lips tighten- "That is all for now, senor. We wave our hands. They do that so - THAT CAFFEIN •AND MY -6R
ed to a 'straight line; but they will meet again, I'm sure." - I'll know he's all .right and he'll TANNIN WERE I FEEL BETTLaJri' AM .
-- : - - -' ` did not tremble, and he Sorted At last Allan - -could my -some- we -I am.- I don't believe. they 01- --
iii. eyes to meet the steady gaze thing w1th sincerity treat him, but —ob, he seems td �84THFRlNG -' WORK o,r r i eK -/TS"
-,: :Heed upon Sim by Watanabe. He "I hope so!" he declared ;grim- -: -look 80 years older, than -when we MY NERY498 .. ;w A HAND A!EAMNfir _
" .. rid not speak, for there was so ;y left the States" r
-'' �ebvioualy nothing. to say. The blindfold. was replaced. . . . �. - 8Et/FRA6rlr TXIAT - -
"I have the authority to execute With the guard in Croat and the " MkE W�AW LETS YOU RELAX.
unmemauiy, epniagava id'ne Eurasian behind, he was led back- ed h new tliudete detecting he
- - anew thoughtfully, "but I pre • urged her hurriedly, detecting the . A 'JAULFy : .
.lac to wait a litti just a little the way he had come. He took shine of tears in her'eyea.. "We'll
4— a long breath of the hot, humid ,;, = -
while, senor'. It happens you have sir when. the last door was pass- bust thin racket yet. f� - ,*
auulved at an pass-
awkward moment ad; it was good to _be '. above- "C-can you really help sa she ,
for us. My superior officer here, ground once more. demanded.: -- -"Aren't you a prison- - , • _ �1m ;
Coen. Baron KasunarlbBeWoys, who Still blindfolded, he was placed prison-
or too. Mr.— Mr. —?"
IN in charge of these operations, in a launch. Only the guard was "Steele. My friends call me Al-
Al absent at present on a a'hort with him now. When the putt- lan, though —and I suppose yours w
business trip north —to your ewe call you Kay, don't the Let s =
v_.. - -putt team,, and _the !pat'■ nose ou on a Allan
_
grama agwnat :a `dock, the man , Kt
ved until he returns 4as I bade, shall we . I've a notion =
- removed the ban He held a ..
die - -
it�ti he may wish to question --tot be good friends before we IPO-STUM . revelver in one hand while ' ha yea before yon --ems -leave us "'_. loosed Allan's bonds with the got oat from behind fiTB =bad"
Allen cleared his throat. He "I hope so—Allan. Father and �"-
-•- $11led to think of something to say, "You make trouble, I skioot!" 3 --need a friend." �e lYtsl■rp In do 'ice! -
llat his thoughts wore rather bad- said halting Spanish. "Come to think of it, haven't --�
I� sonfused for the moment Be- you one already? Who was that des �siss��s- •it`s!6ws■iss1M 9MLVrX�
I�
to" anything useful occurred to
you were falling with here _a
:x ...y.
- win, Wataiabe's smooth voice To- Then Allan was free at last to while sgo .
-_ - • Mamid. -- - --- -- atreicn nia cramped arms. He
"You will be placed on a neigh - scrambled onto the dock, and the brightened and smiled - as she at-
tend .,mod there he comes! I'd spinach b set, take out the tunb -.
island which we uw for launch was promptly backed away. the name. Pierre s a deal walked down here to wait for him, ler, which will be ear to do 8
detention of undesirables. You He straightened thankfully, and He does' little things to make mie sad found you just arriving. ". you paur a little bot . water into
will have some freedom of move- -found himself looking into a pair comfortable, and he tries to keep .
eNat, but you-. will not sttrmpt of heaves -blue eyes. They be- me cheerful! He's. French.?' •(Te BA Gstinsd) iR Fill up the space with ehopiped
- - -=
it escape senor! There are guards bngeii to the girl he had seen "I thought so from the way he hard boiled egg mixed with salad
,fist's who are expert marksmen through the glandes. She was pret- talks " �� TALKS dmi< and seasoned with a
_ rand the waters of this Gulf ass their at this close range, and much "You've met him ?" Asked Kay. little onion and celery: Turn cut _
:yeming with man - eating sharks. prettier than the pbotograph be eyebrows arching in surprise. when set and garnish with rim
"M He wave. bit SADIE B. CHAMBERS of hard boiled egg.
I eensider It only fair to wars.-you had scnalieei so carefully before a seen him. -
et these deadly dangers." leaving San Diego. hands. You look out, Kay, or C`.... Tart _
"Thank- you, "—said Allan me- "Hullo!" he said. "Miss. flay sometime when he's knitting with .SVbNatItL[tEi FOP l�id!� Line a small .Fie tin eritb: rich _
" ;ebanieauy. — 8axent, I believe?'
- "you he'll get really excited and eruct and bake. When it 5 cold ;
Watanabe took up the auto- "O- o -oh!'' grasped the girl maybe Blue you a nasty clip on As a patriotic duty' we 'are prepare t3ie following: One -hap!
unfit end put it in the drawer of breathlessly. "Who are you ?" the jay" asked to'eat leas mew —for finan- pound of grated . cheese, two well
'ills desk. He examined the field "Allan Steele." He held out a She drew back bar head at that vial reasons many will find this beaten egg yolks and three -quay-
s�s easy partially numbed hand. "I'm gisd and laughed. It was s rippling necessary. No barm will come tors pint of cream or very rich
"'You may keep these,' senor," to find you at last, Miss Sargent. little laugh,, music }1 as s run on to anyone • if those who prepare : milk• - Season, with mat, °pepper -
- ka announced generously, but I've been looking for you'." the piano, and it did. queer thing ' . the meals are careful to substi- and a touch of cayenne. Bake in
to Allan's insides. He regarded tuts protein. It is the proper oven for a quarter of an hour.
her more closely, and suddenly he balance of protein. in our diet. that The top will be a besutifuk gold
was comparing her - with Asia. counts; not bow mueb most we and the inside delicious. ' -
_ '• It was. like. comparing a, meadow_ eat or do not eat. _ .:Cucumber Fritters a
sip ff - ,..
daisy to an orchid, or s drink of Protein foods, as you know, -,peel the cucumbers (large .
spring water to a zombie cocktail. are meat, . eggs, peas,. beans and - ones). -and cut is one lush lengths.
And if orchids and, zombies are cheese. Gelatine contains a little • Remove the centre part. and = a
s ' all right in their way, he mused, protein, as also does milk. blench the feces in salted water.
' a man does better over the long . Here are a.. few .recipes, which 'Drain them well and- when the
y
K end water. He wondered daisies might help. are cold stuff with • ,a ,savoury .
hard_- pull—oon _a diet of
- - if he Gasser of Vegrts6'...
s � -. stuffill , 6rxouliw'd Llwoi ,a l.uall� yr
Y< " was going to fall, in • love with •• >atake alternate layers in a css- ,cheese creamed. Dip the rounds '
Key Sargent.. serole of half a dozen thinly sliced in egg and then in bread crumbs
"Who is De Fontanelle ?" he raw potatoes, a small turnip, cut and_ fry in clarified butter. Serve
asked, and actually sounded a -in cubes; half a pint of tinned. with fried parsley garnish.
trifle Jealous.
"What's he doing eas pnd the aims of tinned to-
p -
:3 here ?'3 matoes, a sliced onion• and two -
"He's a prisoner —like us,. He ounces of washed and uncooked
__.. came the day after I did. He's a rice; sdason as you go-with--salt,
UNIVERSITY OF F
"• " .` "`'`' "geologist, he told me. 'He was p$pper and powdered allspice.
prospecting those -mountains over our in" a quart of good vege= TORONTO
there for mineral deposits when table stock, and cook. with a lid School of Nursing T
the Japanese picked him up. They on in a slow oven until the- rice
said he was spying on them. He is done, about 8 hours. For the session 1942 -48 the-
says they're crazy!" Carrot. Pie' following course is offered: -
a :5 r <'
�.:
"Yeah? If they're crazy, it's in _Cook 4 large carrots -or their A three -year Diploma course:
-
:. a big way. The -chief of the out- equivalent• into small - -ones' and includes a--general training in
fit is a general and a baron; next while they are still hot cut them' nursing and special prepara-
tion in command is a Japanese Army in slices and put in a greased pie-
00 tion for public health - nursing.
' R . " - colonel, and Ahdre's a scientist dish.- Bring a pint of milk to the Note: In • this course preppssru
• with eyes as sharp as microscopical boil; stir into rt_a cup o! bread _ tion; is given for Isusae
p crumbs seasoned with pepper and stration.
Very distinguished bunch of lun',_ . Pe
:&tics,' I'd -say.- But this -.De Fen- salt . and .4 'ounces, of _ grated,. Scholarships and loans are' now
<< tanelle — drhat' is he politically? '
-cheese., Mix. with a well- beaten available. .
' ra p „ -a That -counts. nowadays. " - - - -• _ egg • Pour • this over the- carrots: • . :For -further information- ad.
teiedtrademarkofKellogg "He's Free French. He's a and brown in a moderate oven. dress: :
Company of Canada f- Gaulle and be, turns purple if you . _ _ •,Mould. of, Spinach _. The - Secretary,,.
Limi-
ted, for its brand of oven- mention Vichy." Sieve' a pound of cooked ap'n- School of Nursing,
-- �pp�rico•��me{,odayl -great admirier of General de- ach and whip into a pint of lime • • iveraity of Toronto.
ti "Sounds okay," conceded Allan, or lemon' jelly (prepared with
He glanced -at- .his- wa•ist- watch. - ,jelly powder), • Turn into a.round.. ISSUE.. - -�i
"They parade 'your father at six? buttered, mould, putting a. tuaab
It's just that novp." ler down the middle. When tre .a
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..h ;11.75 Ik'r year. _ w -
. bliMptims to *e United star.. tON GI�SON 8u�s�►HIatAT 1
' + la "Varna Shur.ga r- feed, 'se - .T
i sad` (it. >. i FOB $ALE ,
vice chicken _I_ heatre• _ _ TRANSPORT- `T••�e at `tom Old rte:
_ _: �►" PICKERIXG
TRANSPORT while it Is" 1'
.a F zo ossAWA starters $row$ - ' Stoti-ff Ate _ -If .�t • CONSULT hus
t +_ EVLRY -HOUR mash; layer master - QARTAo�t- — - _.._... '
__Phone. Stouffville f00 MD�I�C� Salk 90e. pet ever, • --
t 33 mimttea after t8e tees* Iasi
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Sorge Milklttg Machines ;
g, m. to IL81 p. m. Also at 8.81 range mash, )oy 1'HURSDAY, - FRIDAY, SATl'RID Y - Wood's >seetne woten
;. ', sad 8.88 a. sad sat 12.41 :r aL stainer, conceritra- A1IGUST. rr, zs,` �s - - -Electric- Festeers and
- -
Building Supplies
.... 7i0 TORONTO tea calf tarter; fur• - s pp -
Hole$ „ Unf unshed t C:laremoat; Out
key starter; lt' _' �... Ors 384
At 6 mhtutes to the hoar 8.54 a. m.- LL -Business
ke 10.bt P. U. and at 1.09 a. m blocks and 'bags
s
:.,-and 11.44 p. m.'daily. Also at 7.44 IRENF IItTNNfI REF N-ENT NAGGING FAM
�. m. escspt Sundays and Holidajs. Purina fly .sprays Roaiw moN►nGOmRY = TMAfifRAYS TH'E TEMpE� , `.'WANTED-
(Eastern Daylight Saving Tiede) alw AND NERVES. _ {T.MAY BE DL IiCR5E5 At\D CAITLL+
• ,for CAttle. YOUR EYES.
rot_Imm luffratmilm wt T For tree. pick up phone
Eastern House — Phone 4b00 - D. N. I,Or;kWood Skyliue Serenade C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. aROfaxLlx 66 . -
,;- PICKERING, ONT.
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WE DELIVER, Dray- dam,'em !• LL PICKERIIJG 608
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AUGUST $1, SW*X: 1 and 2. ra�au.itia�tt: 8y
man neg T - Phone 1818 _ AGIIdCOURT ......... zone 2144
L�>„�; We . pay the phone abarges. .
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RADIO SERVICE
_ =5carboro eTunctzon __ _.- - . Brock Road Cirave� _ _
- - TELEPHONES — Howard 1117 and Scarboro 888 -- rHURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY PAt -
_ ER 3, 4 and 5 ...
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E ARE JUST 8 STOCK. - �
_ #IE A FEW NE F O - - ed Pit- Run _.
LINES O U STO -
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,Al1 'grades :sad sixes of lumber,_ rough or drea4ed. P`tatnos, Sash, - -_ ---- -�'$�� --
RANDOL$H' SCd3,*,r _ :::
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.- .Doors. Screens. Mouldinas, Soft and hatd'wood ft-ooring Brick Insulated _ --
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•., . Ca..ls.r..,:...�.:...I,t F,:&,.a, Wahl, mwun, - 3hee4pm -, mocx is#h, �+ �sateed Repair tae vies ;
Cedar and Asphalt Shingles, Roil Rooting, Rock Wool Insulation, _ -- 'WX C. 1di71a<SA= Stone k
- � Any Mahe or litaiiel -•
j u�-:va fir T� -�� Delivered or Loaded in Fit - -
1>'lrwood Panels, , Masonite Products, BardW Tile, Sew* -Pipe; Field -!� the Cou"Y Of oaesalo PHONE-- plant, Pica. 9r'r 8'' ., ARTHUR F I IL D - -
Tasonto Offien — Howard 8471 '
. • . _ _ PSONE 62 r S .. .
- : -EVERYTHING` FROM I:OUNDAT ION TO RIDGEBOA.RD S PTCKERING — ANT
JOHN �ovxxE oN�
-_ - -- Lyesig '1ht ucatlol] �_ -- - - - — - - - -- =-=
COCKSHUTTR. C. CLENDENINt - and - :;�, • _
F't \ERAL DIRECTOR
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Private Ambulant:e
f _ -Phone Mark. 9000 or :_ _ - -� _ 4W.
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Agency 'aaltr�r, 5aaa
ctnct of Parts as as"
-- s.r.iw on abuse eteirta.. Markham, Ont.'
P
tmpleinesata on exhibit V rw... opt, - Oshawa >
- Plows. Movers eta - _; _ .' _
- NO l l `/ L Disney Block I:.. LYE - . - .. .. �-
�r-+ *t Mr' Pisore,- 1318 a•+ • �,.. -,��
Claremont, 'Ont. %REENWWL ins grows ddim 'or complain eye of the read- i i
needle gdte" amtiller with the passing _..i `3 `
1TJI y1aar's. At one time the finest print �: }
�rierb�sh Sos�aal 1856_'1936 _ could be read- with the - greatest° of s
Govranmer.t Ltcen[� - ease and the eye of the needle, how- .� +r
Dur in ever. small was ' used just the same. '1
- ,Main St, E. Stouff villa Oat. Y It A not necessary to - �e up this - �t
MAY, JUNE. )UL
: Phone tai! . _ work just because you have no need-
- -' AND AUGUST.— le with thereat large e It is not -
IMaterntty, Medics-,, sad Surgical -� �pp{Dg v. rB Ye
cases taken MONDAYS aced FRIDAYS' necessary to glue Up reading just
only, a =e•=at_b. :nKial because the print is too s aiL. ._
acs {tycer�8 .�iirsrti� uterisn'e gird rrangemea health aret`nost -nal� and no deep _
Piniltry, Bog 'arid oilier Oincentra
evidence,
dine
set sae to to correct: ' '
_ iA.nSrlertce. SerY'�ce always oil hand. _ glasses will overcome this dnnoyan- "i loth my family. Ntd n lap as Jsek b
�+ i n 'overseas, wall out hash dad, hies it.
MR 5. E. R. G J Z-6 2 5,.3 : - F. • L. Green
cc and those complaining maj gain
• sqw and -read with pleasure.
I have known printers who used
*'d
- - - - - - — - -- - - -- s
13 ARE t It cos
- a magnifying glass at-.certain work
,. ..,.. • .. ._ , ... ... ::. Yet.. ring
• and refuse to think of ha , `W a war is lots win. It
the eyes examined for glasses, and 1N, cast everything to lose. So I don't
yet- those • whose. vision was normal
r . j• ,did not use a magnifier at their figure that because we'll -boon pay a: small ---•`' -
- - - - work.' - amount as compulsory savings, I can fold - -
�. t +o. that -
. • . • • _.. my hands 'and may �71'.e t I'' No sir !
Some people may need compulsory savings
to save something for their overt But _
good
CC�GlJlf = .that's the minimum. Pm out to save all
• '„e �� - 11Q1"a�1011S'. 'I can to buy War Savings Stamps -and
...Certificates to help win -the war and -have - -
some thing'substantial put by for the days "
' •w You can pretty near see your chieks gr�owin' when ® when. there won't be all this wor>< and
you feed Blatehford's Growing Mash. They grow
,s� fastens Into better ,layers —more profitable birds.• r'OOertime. ".
matchford's costs no mores —binds need less than
ordinary feeds- -it's' higher in proteins.
IOW— VITA -DINE Strengthened ; "I've dtritsattod etp oarbapa een '11h1w'
fib anylking
Blatchford Feeds contain this new supplement • In simple but sick de. s �. �sittd believe ma he deasnl � with all the vitamins and minerals essential to sign we' can furnish "` " -- "_ms's *OA w4lhino ^
...�•+ the health of rour poultry. — —.-
_ -., .. - -..... mattdorials tstttt will
i:I: \1E STiIO[ D. pietas from every _ :: _ _ •� _ _ _ .
_._ - _- B _ wadpo►�. is disaity ,
DsJNBARTON _ .
.. of appearance .. our
ONTO �roTlt will stead out - - - .:'': _.
• Phone Pickering .77 r 4 -
1A through the ages.
No
X. QG,reater' Tribute
Kbgdon PAW West'
Him V401111111. ' .:• 1 Buy War 3oeinsa 9eampr Jrona. dru6aists, _
LAND SV 1. V Y C R barsAra, pwt °silos., • °�«+•. d-
. ^ sforeu, trooer +. t,
PL 462 Wltitbs, Oat mw►e m8oeoota-
T raiait -tom. Cpp�iosr« nth �+
s>�aw damn sad Asaold. IIA, _ for immedleos dobve y in denonobtedene �
M" 1� lb& .Osihtn4 P" a a: i No 810. US jmm bees ks, erwe °ompstdee_
S. A its atM Yrt ilrecsda Jt' _
Pon
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-A v= zomewhat depleted, but four 26. Mixed annuals -- basket, open Tearnest young girls did their duty Q 2'i. Novelty Flower - namned• E M o ; in fine stile. Max Burlc's message �+�� ' 28. Dining Room Bouquet "
was indeed an inspiration. Hp told �JC�eitet} 29. Living ,Room Bouquet':
haw' folks from the Ease, /West, C v
Mf. and Mrs. Kennedy are apsnd- ” - - nlinbetteQn 1 a
few days in Ns's1$ara Falls. week W. J. Brown and clan- North and South flocked to hear P' i s" chlool Prfae i isir
Pte. Earle Cooke, Ordnance Corps' gh r, Jesus. He illustrated how People - FALL SSQW' - -
ghter, Mss. Drynen, accompanied still came from all directions - Display of Zinnias from each
has been posted. to -�ws. her home.- i Usuted' Church Sn;zday School roams school by pupils who were furnished_
Mr. and Mrs. Birkett were at then East, was the young people cofthing - - -- _ - - - --
Members of . the-- Young. People's -_ " eeed� First, Second and Thud Prase
-in the da'wa. West; -tile evening of -- - -
cottage this week. Unibn conducted church service on The following_ classes for the Fall for each .school. ` A Grand -. school - 'Mawar Show Co g4ulat ons to Mr. And Mrs Life; North, the Hard Way, and the .
Jac l >, on the birth of a. son, oft in charge and giving a tally, and `'out was not so hard Junbing. itord. Prises will be Pawn in War ]prize
°y' ti wage, N1r. rercy Sous - -
oa Wedrresdagr, August 19, 1942.. Framig Willson assisting in Dave- -What a pity --• such small cmngreg -- _ Savincs Stamps+ for the best display.
p� *ads G,brse Dtiddleto I and Hons. Arrangements are not ogmp- 'stions Shaw interest is the message Trophies will be Ei + . s� a �!.. $ales for the Show
Joe Ward were both home over the of the K#ngdora. _
feted for next Sunday's service, but Speafal for the Ch+�Canpioseship Es- "
A record meeting of the Wdrnen's week-end.- - Sunday school will be at '1.80 as hibit at the Show. '1- All exhibits are to be in pleas_
l9lsaes Jean and Gladys 'Morley Institute was held at the home of School pups Classes for Zinnias ,
� usaah by, 7.30 P. m. ,..
have returned from holidaying Mr. and Mrs, Adam .,Spears. . Mrs+
There passed away i Richard, grown from 'seeds supplied. 2. Open' classes will be iudgeil y
,= staraer and Wasaga Seam• Sask., on August 12, Mrs. C. Adana Randall, as convener of garments Mr. Percy Bone is the Judge _and -the audience
Mr. and Mrs: Clifford 11ilkey are ((Ruth Linton) daughter of the late for bombed -out British children, is giving a Special for the Best
visiting the formers parents here, George Linton 'and the 1slte Sarah reported several articles ready to School Exhibit, 8. All exhibits must be produced
Utia week. Ann Rountree. Interment took lace send. Piano solos were rendered by by the exhibitor
P Nanc and Marion Buchan. Miss 4. Holders may be used in•' the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ixoyit, and at Battleford, where her sister y bouquets. ,
Rendall, accompanied by-'Mrs- Ly- Rebecca resides. Her brother, Will, Joyce Stone gave a comic, reading,
man Pilkey, agent a few days with . lives Goldstreasn B. C. She is while Miss Epra Bernie conducted 6. Atrophy given by the :T. Eaton
-y -' a Quiz Contest, Mrs. Randall Winn- 1• Mere -` 5 of one colour a Companq- will be given to ,the one
Mr. and Mrs. Roy TholmPson, ' also nrvived by John. of WlWgM- _ Astera -- b earn osuerent 'winning the most Points secured
jar. ana mrs. riea 'Evans and May'( Mrs. Bprron Feasby) , Oshawa; Ma the prize. miss audi nce . of
Mr, and Mrs. William Birkett made Ella. (Mrs. Fred Cassie), Brougham- Markham' held the audience, while 3• Asters - may w the Spring and Fail Shows.' hi
t np a rink to attend" a tournament The Lintoh `snuffy were all natives she read a paper on education, tou- 4. Coaknos 12 MOdins winner of this Tt'ophy for the
ching on present day public school 5• Calendula - 6 bloom, past three shows will be eligible.
of mixed doubles on Monday even- �f Bronybam vicinity born on the - d r �, 1s.J.,la = Li.�/t_.�. _ _ r e'i�+ will 've Said- in_- rsn-�-
_ 'the ri k •ran high for one win• nlel f9rm hnrnan *red c11rr1CUru}in one steed _ - ope=n-
sn� T-he aides' -eh tion , - -` T. Marigolds - Display Open ings stamps.
getter Daniel will take as il� went out West man yea=s ion •of the parents with .the teacher members
his themhe for Snndai
ago, but there are --ny old friends on modern ways of teaching child- 9. Zinnias -- Disp e 7 others, `by PaYmB he mesa she*,
berahip
service "Things that cannot be shales who retain pleasant memories of yea to keep health rules. She also
_ - -- se and for the evening service in them. - stressed adult education should con- 10- Nasturtium -- Displ+4r fee, except in Open classes. f
. en park, "Love's Commendation ". The annual Re -union PicniQ of tinue - and that home :Haling clubs 12. Petunias -- Display S
• Besides the band, It is expected that the W, M. S. of St, - John's was held sponsored . by the Women's Institute , Snapdragon -- 8 spikes Ref�esi�lments served by tihe C-
tw Baptist Mile. quartet, will fern- on Thursday afternoon at the home
should be used to full advantage.' 14• Gaiilardis, (annual) 6 blooms shuttee; e
ia1► inhale for the service. of Mrs. George Philip, with an aft- Mice E. Bernie and Mrs. Manley 35• Dahlia one bloom
Evans rendered a lovely vocal duet: 18. " Dahlia - Display 'Admission Fees
Y1r- and Mss. Elmer Daniel " and endanae fifty. Mrs. 'Iikhos. Norton - i - Comatttee in Chorea
e for of a?s' Gladioli 6 spikes -- _ -- -- r
far� ar there at the paraunag Presidenit, ......rte J Sirs. Howard
the week-end. Platton and the „_Canadian Fir in. - - _ Vii- -- _ - - - - - -
- ' ; 18. Gladioli -- one spike
-
- took charge e! the Pollard -- Hilts y iiseJ9oii 8 ap foes -
iiuuri perivol. a peasant afternoon Mu home of BLr. and Mrs. W. A, � . -t t31,.x1�,
][�. L►. G. Gtallua, iar, !'
Ivan L. Purdy of the Hamilton was enjoyed. those resent A- fMta was beautifully decorated with 21. Heleniupo Display Mrs. 1 � W. Cotton, httis, Raiff
en1 y b9 P oasit. - 3 b_looM19r4_. _ S:ourliep Bliss - SomervA14% Imses Ii&t' l'ldiantry, a form” Claremothi: mong the ord tikaass missed at the- gladiol#- )fEEiss Winhie Wood (Secretary..' Mr.
boy is, rs�ported .missing after the gathering was-the late Mrs. Wesley only daughter of Mr. and Mae. 3, U. Phlox (pew) - Display' Gerald Cowan (Treasurer)•
raid lout week- He is a bro- - Harvey and Mrs. Hugh: Mechin, of Pollard of Hamilton was united itr �: -(.
- 4ber of Mrs. 'Sinn and Mrs. Rhodes, Pickering, Mrs. Brown was away marriage with Hugh, eon ' of Mr: 25• Delphinium hue : K .
wad enlisted at Galt- He attended from 'hoarse, sad Mrs. Ba.clay was and Mrs_lWts. Rev. Burk officiated - God Save flit H4a=
school here and had lived - here for IndjspQa .A thn.w tine nl.r titthara h, w 'a ,.,o h, m'., a -- -_►
'
some tmre oefore going to t,ai� were not ..there ta' welcome old a powder. blue ensemble, ?Viva. L - l
friends.. Aahong the - gutats were: Beare, sister of the groom, was mat..
Kamer Salvage Mill Going Strong Mrs. penny, Markham and Ina roe of honour, dressed in rose moos- -
T3ie Rubber Salvage -that - is being Philllps Patterson, Windsor, who re- seline. Charles _ Hilts was best. ,man. _
conducted' nation wide from .August ceived a hearty welcotrne. At the The groom,11 get to the bride was. a
` •. 24• to September 29, is still going close of the program and games,' gold locket. After a holiday- at Port,
strong and there is a lot _of rubber an sbundatht picnic supper was sea- Dalhogsie. the happy --couple. will re- : • %'i.
being turned. in. , Your local mail ved at tables on the lawn. side in Toronto.
couriers. are collecting the rubber
and bringing it to . the post ouices. - '
1r.+,. „xG LsIY.•. lreenwoou
- tremendously by doing ' tins, so colt.` =- u B ■ arton -
:'ect •. al] `your old 'rubber and your :
htrail carrier will pick it ug:
Fey. Madden of _ Dunbarton and 'the W: "A• of Dunbarton 'Uni`.e:h
.. Mrs. -SOpbts- 3. 'Brown- Isla to heat Rev. McVey; - here, "changed pal- a-Church will meet in the basement of
Ftrnerai services were held on pits on- Sunday last the church-on Sept., 3rd a't 2A57 p _
Saturday last, to pay " -s>t respects . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maguire of m, +i4,n nee ins wjlj_hP in rharap n t
Whitby. were 'with Mr. and Mrs. the Friendship- Group. Roll Call
` who passed away on Wednesday af- Jams Gibson -on _Sunday. Their "Standards of Right and Wrong '.
- ter. a Uncaring illnesa. Born in Bel- many friends were glad to see On Rev. Madden oocupied the pulpit >
ram, and attending school there, she• at church service oa Sunday. of the Greenwood Church on Sur..i�y
moved to Oshawa, where she had Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hutchison and last, Rev. McVey, .of that ' pla --e ba-
= lived for over the past forty years Mr. aHi Mxs, D. "Evans sad .little in charge of ohs asrvire. -. -Here is Maestro -Allan Meh-W who sor•te of Ym -have heard o'► SundsT "
She was a meanber of •`_
'United -
in the various son, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Night, Montreal's Variety Show, at 10.15, CSC. Mr. McIver drew his
�� and took Part James Pengelly, of Brooldin were impression for the show from the fikn capital, and pregentei. two of
''women's organisations until health with Mr. William Pengelly,: Sunday. - the mast pstgular suns. in the x•nm- -tr.n,ro •;.,. -e.s +Q�a -+�: `"
#sou about thhree years ago. She „elcv,.+e bar, anti mrs. avam
was active in her hokne - until the to Greenwood, they having taken the -- -- - - --
time of her death. Her husband pre- Willisern Pengelly - house, recently - : ;w0mens' =
deceased her nine' years -ago. Slit vacated by Mr. Lavender and family, _ ..
- life of the late Richard, -:
Was a daughter The Women's M,tssionary Society ♦ :
. ' and :Institute.
and Mrs. Ward, of Claremont, a - of 'the Circuit, will hold a special
is survived by three-' sisters-MM - - _ ....__ .
service in .the United Church on
W. F. Jones, Toronto; Mrs, • William Sunday evening, August 30th, at, At the August ,meeting ' A Pick-
Birkett and Mrs. Frank Cooper, of .7.30 P. m. There Rill be special ering Women's. Institute the .matt..
t'Clareunont; six brothe_h's: J -P&AN, of music seeompanied by Greenwood of accommodation for. parents whc -
�lkenlsa�sr; William, of Oshawa' Walter, Orchestra, and other nunitiers. Mrs. 'found-it necessary to work at D. I.
`Ens, goy and' Fred, of.Claremorrt. 7�rscallen, of Whitby, -will be the L was again. discussed. As a yes- " y
ilwo sisters: ' Alice and Mrs. Bert guest speaker. Sih+er wilection. nit .of the item in last weeks iieM`
Jones, are deceased. Funerals Me- Come and help in the mission work a member had received a letter. � � 3; � � :.•
d were held from the home, Rev. from a woman who said sne would.
Don't- forget the Plnnke t inner
-- - pilau►,, u! .•_•. �r &r. Chur; h, 0%,11- to be' girAn in the Sunday Sc�ltool consider it as her share in the War
swa,- officiating lrhtertnerrt- trek room on Thursday, Sept, 3rd. A Effort' if .she boarded 2 or 3 children
puce in Claremont L:nion ,Gemeter5. splendid dinner Rau ''be' served for at a nominal charge. There may be
-- - the' sixii of Sac. Pictpres will be
others wit time and ia bonne suit-
able for doing the same thing. It
shown on the screen after dinner.
cont,•ib_
would indeed be a splendid
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_ - ution. While bo p
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e dm taken 'work; there
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may- be occasions when, as a result ' ?>
i�lh�tevale
Notice _ of debts incurred during years of >'• " :�
• fir; •
Ohluelt carrrre here has be^n unemployment or for some other _
withdrawn. for this coming•- Sunday. equally good reason, it might be ex- �.• _
Mrs. Randall has returrwd f. -... w pedient for lbor'ih p+arcnis- tD -earn )"
Mira Wanda ' Varriam ham returned very enjoyable evening at Stratford money, ;especiall'y if• a good -home
o� Avon- with her, daughter Vera,
to Toronto. _ in the country was found for the
Mass 'Shawnessy, Toronto,' was a and family. - • • child of children'.' _
guest of Mrs. Cn Philip last week. The Baby .Band held .their annual A Cotnlmittee therefore consisting
Former British Fis(ierman Sweep the North Seas for Enemy Mines -Y
• Ifl[is Ronald Miller and young s- ari 'picnic with the Women's Missionary of Mrs. Adamson, Miss Bayne and �,t. _ __ �. -.=ti- -=--
Society on Wednesday, on the
bea-
st r
are" holiday1�B_at a Nortiheru., Lake F Meg °A,_Bald�vhn Kv, o pvh4ted and —
r'eao� utifui lawn at the Birc lea }home. �� S�JGLi •w ►�iv�/ r+J �� .
the Secretary instructed to write
Misses `Sarah Malcolm and Bar- hots of. sewing awaits the sewers the Minister of Welfare asking who`
at the public libra , rooms open his Department intended to do' in -lt �Jorld: 9 News $eau Theo is
bars Knox _are :Toronto •vialtore phis P sY - Pe -
week. _ eve ry Thursday.' this area in -the way of nurseries TAEISTIAN SCIEI'vCE hTQi�ITC�R
_ -
D.
'hairs is not well at MI -- Fifteen 5 -Year. old faces beamed ' Pending any, 0uch action however, Am 1xiernstional Daily Ncwslra fns
sent, suffering from an attack of U-hth - happiness . when they gat- these members will be glad to.. take in Teudda! -Con . A' Unbia.ed -Free from Scnssoonv • - .
Shingles. _ _ • - - . _
here d . to_, help Nancy Hau.11n, dau- the names of any -who would -be isa Tnoeif "'d " b
Mrs Byron Feasby, Oshawa, paid ghter of Mr, and Mrs. George Ham- willing• to take' a child or children: the ias �{ Haag - Tegiaher with the Weekly magazine co, Maw "•'
lin, -celebrate her- 5th birthday. Miss f°e
Mrs. Casshe,• and I�rehl, a hntq their homes, and their 'charge. am Newspaper - '
her sister, ... - - - - -- -------------- - --- -- - :...
Blanche Hamlin and' Miss Marion T!r Christian Saaita Publishing Societ*
-visit- }sat week. = and also the names of those who- ' -
Mrs, Will Casale and - daughteK and" - Anthony. engaged -the children in ?night wish such" aecovamodatien for a"' Norway �"'� Bono.-, Maauchuseen
amusing games on ilia -lawn, after their children. Two of these triem= . Pace $1,2.00 .earl . or $1.00 a Man&
Miss Margaret Cassi4, of AgisrcO _ " ' S.u+sdss j""""► +t+du ling Secd�. $2.60 a Yese: '
t which all did. Justice to ra Jelklous _
-were visitors with Mr. and ]rSrs. j bets have phones but it might be !, ,,, ;',,,,,, Ofer, 6 Saturday lases 27 Cate. _ r'
Feed Casale op; Sunday. tea. -. that a letter giving' all necessary
M,rs. Brown returned nome on Rev. N. 'Burk had charge of the information, addressed to either of _
Saturday frOrn . visiting the E. C. Unite_ d Church services ou the cir- the Committee would be better.. - Addeew
f*ornton "family, of Woodstack dur- cult this past Sunday. The choir Committee, Pickering W. L SAM71.0 COPY ON REQUEST -
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et ie when Ituni position. ill day iced DIVIDl1Al.
come when Bn$sis will be asked •, .
to hit fro* the east while the •
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Disorders In India 1
# {` The first violent outbreaks of
the civil disobedience campaign A Weekly Coltpna About Tbiis and That in 0iii C1tAadim Army
a.V Y were followed by a lull • the disor•
„ ,.
?° dery in the larger ,cities began to What, more drillT You ve rank knelt and with its tiaeci nay- >
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the down.. The British saw suc- probably heard your'triends In the *nets formed a sort of "cheval de
can In their plan to "disconnect" services • grumble. about drill. I've tries" for the protection of the _ A_ the leaders • of `the revolt -from - dose it myself. And I've joined fn- ;--rear rank '•which stood with mils- - - -_
` H their followers by arrests. London arguments in which John Citizens kets poised ready to mow down
4
reported that the movement had have held forth on the subject. attackers by volleys.' -
''? not received widespread support It is easy enough to picture the
in the countryside. However, In the early days of this new troops marching ..to battle in col -
was I found muesli lending a ready
violence flared n anew in Cal- umns of fours and to imagine the, -
P ear to complaints that "Bow and command, "at the halt on the left,
;� Cutta and other cities as the Bri- arrow soldiers" were wasting the
fish studied morn drastic methods ,. toga half company. Forming two
z boys time with a lot of barrack- _
of combating Gandhi's campaign. mare stuff." deep as they carried out the order, -
In England itself and elsewhere the leading group would then be.' _•
x� And for quite a long time, &I- in position to' meet a cavalry
. �r' �•� a <e / g . 7w +l,a >a*rlri Pre ��• """"�"" 6"muou mil IL yleciblum sail euay- charge. -
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les the whole ,affair affi degenerate
ar egenerae
pines$ I like drill, I was inclined It sounds reasonable, 'doesn't it'
into mere suppression of a revolt. to the opinion that
It was felt that more was requir- And at that time the drill would
a lot of it was wasted time, and have as mn.ch to recommand t as
ad • that India must b :
° W id.,c! A.., ee d arrow
: 'today.
�yho ehearted_support of the Uni- Battle Drill has•
Mc: - -" ted .Nations' war effort... ►fen tttit ea:tieil�;ti 1� s�
Two weeks ago, when I was �yary t* have drill movemart3, _
first introduced to the new "battle
-Help For � Malta for the orderly handling of troops,- _
w" The little, island of Malta', ulna - '�� I began to -see the light. and for soldiers' of the Individual
w I suppose the reason for that was e
r w ty-one square miles in extent, m Citizens Army drill lies its 13.3
tamer because I had to convince Re• tom,
the unsinkable 'aircraft - . •
f serve Army recruits that there is Drill for civilians? Sure' Wore
whose lanes operating from three
- P a reason for the drill to which, all been drilling ever since gas)line
{ telriields, harry and smash at Axis sa much of their early- army life was rationed. That particular .drill
f, �•� 's , shipping to North Africa, at Axis - `
air bases • in Sicily, Italy and >0 devoted. didn't affect us all, but the next•' r
= ;r 7. , is order to supply - myself with one did. ..
a. �; . Greece. From bases only sixty ,
• good reasons to pass along I had- That's rightl Sug . But avert -
- -� miles sway, Azle bombers have - -- - _
Out... �bo..,
-- -- - - - - -
raided - -� - _� -
d ii more n Z,� t"im s- -- �- - s- ���'suisjie�c°a' more men— •portaat an the a6sotuta
E, �._.Yeo of Toronto; waa_presented with hi�._Air�_ more than any other dace in stderably' more than I had Drew rationing at auger announced May
Nxviga#-or's -wing by D. C. Coleman, chairman of Canadian Pacific the world -in' their efforts to fly �' e into p care.- -- t-T { i at
-.
Air Lines Limited, at the Wings Parade of No. 9 Air Observer School. knock it out of the was: At one the whole thing cell into a patters. tea-'and coffee we Were asked to.-
Until . then my W excuse for
- - - - - -- - -. _.. AL John.--P,�. August 14. No. 8 A.O.$. -is o -time an entire German air fleet °$'� out.
Byways (Observere) Limited, an British by anadian pacific Air Was assigned to the task. Malta drill' had been that it b necesrary it was a arui, a artll to tram us .
Ad= s Limited in conjunction with the British Commonwealth Air in the early days of a soldier's for the battlefield when absolute'
Ptaa. -- Canadian Pacific Photo. has cut bomb shelters deep into rationing of 'tea and coffee should
Trainiag ing to teach him that he is - '
her solid rock, and lives, for the come. How seriously we tools that.'
most underground. But from D� of a group and that the group -
' f$ not capable of functioning as a drill governs our_ fitness to 'take -
' WAR •WEEK - Commentary Oil Current Events the times of the Carthaginians, fit,+ rAW Wilt we t,nva nn ei„ioo
six centuries before Christ, mat- The moldier -or sailor or ,airman air man -
t • through constant practice. In afl• -
United States T Offensive is has Droved hard to take. dition, of.couref. there is the tact "p"ts to be ciYen orders that
Last. week England seat rein- that a body- -of men marching un• will co- ordinate individuals so that
i_n Islands forc'easenta to Malta to use in its they can carry out a joint job. - -
�.1 atlacka on the shi which -were der complete discipline will move' We soldiers behind the lines will
- strengthens Rommel'$ desert -with lean fatigue -than a similar
No .matter what may be the- American marines and Australian � body walking at random. have more and sterner order i to
y A armiea is Egypt. A great convoy,. obey before this job is done -:et'a - -
Jbw outcome of tha battle still are striking hard by land both at I hadn't thought of the origin of
- 1Mtas fought is the Solomon Is- the enemy garrison slid at- newly protected by warships, was , dens- do our drill cheerfully and be ready
!hsda, says The New York Times, built airfields. Even is they patched to the Piffle island. As for its institution.dAnddDrobably for what 'is to come,
` - the vessels s g *nr..11edawtwrmi�u, w i
-_- -'- 14" fact emerges clearly: the should fall to drive- the 4 w,d: �'bo*t" a great $ea battle. develop - 'wouldn't have DuazledAmt out -totr-
'�WW State in close co r -._ into the us - they will at least ed' myself et it it bear t h..., nam
at" with 6 "lies, has is en nave ioreaaue* ass oroilen up block. the- convoy's passage, struck asssry for ma to study the "battle
An offensive. We are not try a gathering enemy assault oe at it with everything they had. -"drill" that Is now a part of Army
isg to check. a Japanese advance, Australia. training. In Past Two Yealri -
They hit it with dive:bomhers;
- -- as we were in the Battles of -.Mid- Ta the United :vataoas peoples U -boats and warships- principally There . haven
+w, and the Coral San. Instead, who have watched so long the � last little torpedo- earsying !?Kiclea about Battle Drill written Ts�o years after �' iisas :,ok
we are strildeg by sea, by air bitter retreats of their small for- ..F�ta." On the allied side the m Eaglwd and published is CaII• the first steps in compulsory mili- 5-
send by land to wrest from the ces from outpost alter outpost �k of the Mediterranean fleet" adlan papers. One of them, by tary seriee for the Second Great. -
Jyssese Control of aI strategic in the Southwest Pacific area, the Captain .Sin Beattie. Toronto -'
ti_„ , ,,,,�� ,,- „r�,�t was reported engaged. London aewsoattezmmaa..wbo is now Ersss War, upwards of 14kOOO men,
which khey have wMele we intend to use a- Solomon action lay in the fact for a long tame remainea $lien, Wilson Omcar at Oorps Head- 1'°•` L��” dvi;.�«d w ,,,,,1
Mss for farther ofienaiw opera- admitting only the loss of the xis- ad a the Army, it sae learned
that their troops had undertaken quarters, emphasised that 1t had
craft carrier Eagle; Berlin and b� received with enthusiasm by at National War Services Del�irt:
-. Ysns against them, the offensive; that is the distant Roime claimed heavy damage in- went.
As yet we know little a! the islands the cornerstones, perhaps, . the Canadians, but did' not go Into
flieted -more than fifteen vessels This total exceeds by 15,0W or
•details of the action except that were being laid for further drives _ . sent to the bottom. much detail about, the, drill itself. more the total number conwricted
American troops' bays succeeded to push the invader from his now- "ter London reported that. Two reasons for this lack of do, in the FIrst Great War - and it
An forcing a landing after a naval ly won
possessions between .Ins- put of, the convoy had ,gotten tall could be that s written dew does not include the figures for -
esgitgement in which - our losses, tralia and the. Burmese jungle, through-Malta 'had received its option of a drill is a pretty dell ��rt and September, the :moo .
.a the basis of the latest available A battle it being fought which much - needed planes. Besides the subject or, that 'for security rear heaviest months for call -ups. binco. 4
Jefer-mado amounted to "at loss of me Eftle, .lit+ e;sl'.iaaa ..1 sons no details of the drill are to - the -da 1;..s :.«cj, L�-K.„ a rcr
least one cruiser sunk and two tide in the Pacific. be made public.
• : sruisers, two destroyers and one The Rusian armies of the South • cruiser Manchester was an- months after. the fall o! Fra ice.
nounced. Two attacking sub- For 'either or both of those rear Though men,'cailed ap com;:ul-
'feasaport damaged.•• We may be were reeling back last weak be- lions thla' column will content It- = . :
marines were claimed sunk in gorily' are not required to ser•.c
siuonably certain of two other fore. Nazi hammerblow L In some self with saying that Battle Drill
lest$. 'FIrst the Ja ese claims what was described ti one ' f the outside Cs"rtada, officials i epsrt -
pan places the German war machines . i. 's series of exercises designed o
largert naval operations o! the that between 8b and 40 per cent.
of destruction inflicted on our were moving forward at the rate to make good battle field habits
war. While the sea bittle raged, of thdbe who enter the Army on
.21set are fantastically fable: They off miles a day..
Instinctive and that the drill,
Cher British units heavily bon- - call volunteer for service an,y-
eenmounced that twenty*eigbt o! The peril to Russia moss grow- which can be carried out literally
put ` ing hourly. In 1942 s great of- banded; the Italian isla> o! where • in the world.
Isar ships_had been sunk or anywhere, b practical _and does
• - ��.gat of action.. If we had 'suffer-, Rhodes Axis threat to. C onus .Administration of the com�uI=
- fensive Hitler was coming ever j $
and Syria• gory system is under the direc :IOn �•-
a, ed even bslf this lose the battle closer to realization of his Abjee- 'here were signs last week of Introduction to Battle Drill gate of Major- General L. R.' LaFleche,
would have ended then and there tives: to encircle and isolate. Rus- me a shock and brought the re-
an Allied disaster. Second, it y anew threat in the unceasing Associate Deputy Minister of Na-
m from the aid sent b her die- ion that "drill" actually csii
b unlikely that we would risk taut allies; to drive a wedge be- struggle for supply a the Caine re- syste War Serviced, •who sayr the. _
have a goal, chat Its, purpose is ,
tic Ocean. From Brazil e n- system has worked smoothly and
as attack jeopardizing the whole tween the Southern and Central ' ports of an Axis surface raider not necessarily as abstract as I the men have been obtained with'- "
: - balance of naval power in the- Soviet torees; to--.,.;,,�t: ii,. :"`u- had thought _-_ -e '
Rheifle. This action linked with sums output and supply lines by preying on.AlIi, ass, oil o!! the out diaiurbancea or elaenes. _
f From that shock cams tie rear - ,
bombardment of Kiska, can capture of such centers ss coast -a -�' fast, oil- burning *sing that "barrack - square ;
be one phase of our Pacific vessel which was believed to have lhng" probably.' had its 'origin `Farm 'women ln' EI a hse galther-
b P Stalingrad, the domination of such sunk at least one ship and attack- - - :
obategy. We -will hardly give a vital river as the Volga. Pos- ed others since its presence be- in Something equally useful in the du seaweed to sage' f their land
back to Japan the fruits of our session of the Caucasus oil fields ,„ ter - days. -away back when." during the shortage' cat chgmic It
West defensive victories in the would be s came known. Survivors fro terti133<en�.
Ifrea prize of double value' pedoed vessels landed at South Now, this is lu��e- auppnaition,
Caul Sea and at Midway. Indeed, it would not only replenish the why could not the origin of "form T -
American ports repeated the grim o save tires mo of .velikles in
a s present offensive is based dwindling fuel stocks of the tale so often told in more-northern platoon" have been for the purpose - Denmark maintain an aver &ge
.span those victories. Japan .has Wehrmacht but might seriously waters of submarine attacks on of teaching-- soliers how to form speed of not more *_hen ib nines
been so hard hit, particularly by hamper the mobility of the highly unguarded United- Nations freigh- squares rapidly and instinctively in an hoar, - -• ••
tier losses in plane carriers, that mechanized Soviet armies, tern. -London believed Germany the days when the "aquare" was
Ibo initiative rests for the first Marching south and east into the unit of battle formation? All of the 100 species or Twilie
tboolu. -our hands. The long ead- had embarked on a large -scale trees • are found in the temperate
g the Caucasus, the combined surface raider and U- You remember those gaily-color, 1 crate
lock is broken, and by us. left huge .Russian forces in their boat campaign in South Atlantic ed chromes of British infantrymen regions of the nort.Lsrn hemi-
NOW, after a heavy naval en- flanks and in their rear. Strik- waters. - is battle, don't you? The front sphere. -
;Illwment, our troops, including ing power built beyond the'.Urala
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�OpEO�OR TO �' Mining saterpeleea Dtivelop
ed At Climax, Colorado
- -- �IIAOir CATiART#Ci _ Xcl wodder men guard t�e r,'. ~- ' ^'
workings of Climax Molybdenum
with a •. steel ' fence and a steel
__gate which
On.� nnona to
_ Ito store; o! . mpty"euite black w
Soya Mrs.'R. E. Etches. Dorval; "Bette' Way" to correct the cam.- - shiny allp"ry- compound at_molyb- nR'�S T�F�70OQ�%!�A
Quebec "KOLLOQG'8 ALL - of constipation--clue to lack of the denum, is >•ec%ua. ; When only 6 :+•r
BRAN has so �atitla sight kind of "buck" b your- diet: -- - -- - s AR -
mapy s .q lbs. - of -" m ybdenum �iadtled to-;
it rttettq iii�y q : But . +�►L� ton of steel makes it strove and -
. It has bike. a ice work �4mtha�etid. t tough': the flxtirehttrtlies ' of :finch
- =my years, and as long as it Oct ALL-BRAN at your 8ro�si :' - ° ° .., r..• : -
retains its qualities- 'Ai.L- BRAN;:, jp Wo convenient Was packages, oe magic mineral has to be guarded
t: will continue t:o. be a big Favorite • "aliir'fax the individual stxM pack- and kept available to oy1r� aide. ' . TO bivelop a{111td cesaibio. Tilers have dt:monstratid z :'
in our home." Hie " at raltautgmts. Made by They add a Wiggel� p i t gZ of ! - Liiist..#hi .lig>s to . hs�s'; grid' burniis� • ;
Whydm't"utryALL. BRAN'S Kellogg's in London, Canada. molybdenum to steel to ;!it;e.
Fields ` In Ontarid�.; q
those high speed toAls ahat':kesp PLi" fdr ,ths .1eveWinelk ells
their keenness at cherry red heat. work 6Q%ting. 0,0
This high speed molybdenum' steel; ': -The OAtarlo, Government will .proviaioa for s' miIIiotf doUas ' y
• '; • a l _ moat be guarded, if- we are' to proceed immediately' with the de-` ds'11ehi�ment if circIImatainces war-
�?Vhat t$ClenCe :Have Yolu Heard keep turning into shape gun bar- : ' velopmerit of' lignite deposits in... ,- io>1t.
role and all those other heavy' the Onokatwana ligpite fields, 115,,.�
- - - Doing .i y ....r ..... : t--wa' ssi3es aollth Of, f'nni,rs,nw nn' the
The ultra -rich man had gone to. The workings were hard enough T emiskaming end Northern On-
'FLOODLIT' WOUNDS the seaside for a holiday. -His to get at, anyway. They are tario •'Railway, bier Hepburn sitar 02�t SNA
= New surgical instruments which wife, who went out. swimming, away up high in the mountains of Ontario announced last week. ton
"floodlight" the interior of the was nearly drowned, ind was yes- of Colorado, at an altitude of The lignite supply at Onakar consists of w*li mead* sultan,
b_c�dy are- beinzused -by some - 'li 400 feet, it's like a different 'dram is almost unlimited, , the tom■• ■mil• ■' ■■ Im■tru*tto.
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_ 600tc tar 8 :wile■ aia>Ias< -
''""' '"•` ""'° one was unconscious, su�'duad- - �vo71d up th �--� thin __,premier said, with 100 000 000 In sturdy Pulse-
Equip
ped with a set of these un-
. -• .tons already being >;Iacicad: out PLANO ACCORDIONS
/ breakable luminous instz'umonts, ad by a crowd, when 'her husband and keen and It is winter seven
medicos can perform field open- puffed up to ask how she was. months a year. A lonely place -It- —and----8,500,000' tans readily sc- -- -WIge of se"
-"Pretty bad," said the doctor,' was, in the heart of nowhere, IIn- I"embOlaemt* - the* a/ UW- ro-
-' - thins under a tree or a lean -to "I'm afraid we'll have to give her ail Climax Molybdenum made a e ailtleor a ton'~""'
Shelter,, without worrying about artificial respiration." city for its workers. Write for tail feat..'
aircraft overbead' and with better "Artificial respiration be blow- There are -not many pounds o! ' Se.wa A/k- ... _ .
lighting in the wound than in as molybdenits to ' the ton, only f l�I� �x•i f, f Chafed 1110..
ad," said the man, excitedly. Tend, Sae tie+ sea, awe taew -- _ _
operating theatre. "you'U give her the real thins.
or 6 on the avenge, but there are � -
:, Mods of a transparent R a n - - - a Iot -of tons. -It is estimated that -cep o tin er* is '
- ==-ntaterW like glass which trans- _ climax has 200,000.000 tom of ,
miw light round cornea, dotes not .. - . .
conduct hest and can be throws c��'
Laadlady: 1 wont chars* ore that contain a billion pounds � ` aosse Department -- T.ewta -
• you for breakfast, wing that of molybdenite. Na++s.l� S<�E
- - bnalkine, Mill t.,,:1 use -the
you d`nLa'c sat any:' °Big��,.d t h4
the instruments are made in Boarder: "That's tool - 1 ' giant machinery tita crashes and
about 80 different shapes, to snit eemlddt .kren eifAerT' ' grinds to polder the 18,000 tons
a aina of wouna or operation. of molybdenits roes a day ai
ny ,
Even where there are two right- Climax. `
Angled bonds in the transparent An American soldier now li ACCURVIONS WANTED MEDICAd. ;
g The crushed rock goes intro
instrument, the light rays travel Northern Ireland is said to have Dlzorr■ RP�MEDT - FOR N1Di7s-
cells or tanks where it mixes with ACCORDIONS WANTED itis and Etbaumatlo pains. Those-
down -to the frosted tip and flood written home: pine oil and water. Compressed Best prices paid for piano ands satiatted. Munro's Dralt
_ +ins mnn ." veld shadow- Gear Dad—Gus?? what I need tllvnn bolas in the accordion■, twelve to hun- � store. 336 llagin,. Ottawa.
lase light, r , --es ma4m or au: -ihn 4 t!�18nr, 44na n bottom comiafor � NIeY auu ti--L paid — �i.00.
fight, however inaccessible .along. - Be$t wliho$. four ;on, bottom forms bubbles. The
the place may be. Blood does not �. molybdenito floats away on the, THE T. EATON CO. LTD. POVLTar FARM lroa sALa
- easily congeal on the instrument, Tom. lousiest Remittances o D•partms•mt
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as it does with osdiii li n bubbles leaving the unwanted rocs
- - ary Jl' g _ . __ The lather replied: "Dear Tom behiad. It is as temple as that- to rm. J. W o t D. POULT
_
apparatus' NOthing ever tiappins hen. You'd think the oil flotation pro- AGANTII WANTED arm. I. C. Thomas Ottawa, _ - - -
About 80 different instruments rite. us aNOther letter aNOiL can, so famous for being cheap WB HAVW A GOOD EARNING Op- , aASslrr9 "a IALN
Wall-
are available, but there are three Jim was asking abtlyt you rtunity for attractive wall-
, and efficient was just made for po
- Or font dual-purpose models Monday. NOw set, have to My ' groomed women to as■Ist in m•r- FOR BALE. sua?LUB 8TOCIL
purpo „ molybdenits. It separates com- chsndise distribution and service Lovely Pure White Angora■
which are quite sufficient for OZ- good -bye. _ pletely. Sappost *d by National Advartis- Matured and young: also elttra
Write today to Avuon Pee- Hutches, d in oat). Write: C L
S . Y
g
- -- `" ° ""' t ' ' ' :erman3r -would like to l+■+r■ _ •�• � Canada •�ml4.d, pis peg, ■on., �ilisoabnrlr. Ontario
...arork in the field. A" set of these, "How dint do detective* Climax with its daily handling of St. Alexander et., Montreal. r4ue. —�
together with a small electric se- discover that the burglar was 18,000 tons .giving about 34,000, RHEU,2ILATIC PAIN1
rnmtilater. costs hOIIt' $14 and dressed as a woman r, AUTOMOBILES - IIa1Cn
000 lbs. of molybdenite yearly. READ THIS m ZVERT
Pain Bor It-
many surgeons in the fighting "no passod a star stare or of Rheumatf Palau or Near.
All Germany nos �s a i;,..t:;
services have bought them out_Of. . Without looking in." sea us ricer We re- iris s ou Dixon -m
IIg 000,000 pounds a year from Nor- fund your coat. of trsvi*porta- Ynaro'a Drab Store sit Elate.
their own pockets, flu useful have way and a - little .from Frendl teen to 'Toronto, it -you bay from Ottawa. Postpaid $1 tea
line* proved In action. Some of The Negro- rotifer had- been us. Mount Pleasant Motors Ltd. -
Morocco. Used :,aT l:et■ at 1$6$ Danforth pATERT¢ & TRADE ssARl:a
-;$ritain's greatest surgeons are pe potatoes until his hands Not only can better, work' be Avenue and 2040 Tongs StrooL ^
using these Instruments for , ached. Turning to a leUow K.P. ' Read Office, ant mount Pleasant 9GERTON R. CASIL REGISTtg��
-'aOw g done with ..molybdenum in the Road, Torontb, Telephone High- United States. Canadlaa, Scratch
wounds , which cannot be seen into he said: "What dat sergeant mean steel: less steel is needed for the land 2181. Patent Attorney. Booklet gra
tea,
by. ordinary_ ._operating theatre- wren no cui us n. r.: same strength and epdurance. - g,at.hlisbed aver forty Yearn. q
.A
lighting. "Ah dunno," replied his co- Think of what that '.weans to air-- lfa CHICKS Salaam Avenue. Toronto
- - Similar instruments have been worker, "but from de look on his planes, tanks guns, jeeps and all BRAY FALL SERVICE BULt.stiIIN sEEn A_Ta FisLn GsAlas
made is other countries for Some face, All think he, means 'Keep gh • g - ready coon. Tount, tea it With ' our other fighting weapons. valuable this comlas season wltb TIMOTHY BEE; FOR FALL SEND-
..; ..
- years past, bnt,they had the -die- :
set " poultry and farm �roducttovi fat. G.B. No. 2 Parity extra Na,
4 _ ranking with the essential In. L j10.io per lib lbs., freI bt on,
advtntige" Of losing their 7hap* in I dustries. Order -your Bray Sep- cad b tree on 100 lbs. orders
. :.. T • tember chicks' in time, also. cgs - ,
1: The -new �,a _ _Scent QIIt- farmer Gets •* - �m 1', E. Hlshop k -Son. saedsmea.
e'. #"° "�' 7.V+ neltevnn. vnc.
are n),ade of a - methyl methaery- man for a suit of clothes) i 11ton Ont.
caerr. aLv
and how would like the pee. Record Oat Yield
late plastic specially - developed by - DAweolwa GoI.nEN CRAFT FAtA. _
British chemists, which will ekend motets, sit? - eAxeRY slQUlf•esExT Wheat$1.25' bushel. Fall aw
A r•nnrd _ yield in- t 1942 oat 2 10 bushel. Both No. 1 grace.
any amount = of boiling without see avr is a �iVt•11 imae a ..._. n..an:eca' vY,.;. ir-
losl she crop was reporteQ by Hercules cry, also rdbuilt equipment al- E.T. Tree. Son, . e euevtn, *-
difficult a at. bo o e en, Belt*-.
lrit It t got _ Bis D � Son, , 8 edem
m' Trahan Paincourt who believes ways on hand. Terms arranged,
he has found a new early variety - Correspondence • invited. Hubbard _
"Why do-you insist on. kespin; Portable Oven Co- 102 Elatburat
Money May Be ^ .pa,rot, +� of oats which cannot' be equalled At. Toronto. PH
UTUGRAPHY
. -,$exA TO China "Because," answered the lonely in production, Trahan had eight DYEING dt CLEAlYI1Vii
Y man, "I like to hear it talk. The acres of the "Mabl" oats .that 13AVe: YUU ANYTIi1N(; NE
DON'T TRV� THROUGH
Restrictions on remittances o! parrot is the only creature gifted were brought from Quebec b7 dye►ns or cleaning? Write to as The Rest, Rain.' of eaR
with the wer of speech, that is Napoleon
King •and has just for Information. We are Fled to
money to China; previously con- Ps threshed 1,080 bushels giving an answer your aue■ttoai Depart- HAVE YOUR SNAPS
content to reheat Just what 1t ment A. Parker's DYe Works Delivered by Man - s
fined to benevolent purposet., e hears without trying to make a average- "z lS:,--- L.wL<ia_ t„ t"- _L1 ...71=z. 441 Y rum vartee*!r
hive been removed •the - Post Of- g ronto developed cad pr nt*d for oily lac
Tice Department said recently. good story of ' it:" acre. supreme quality and fast I rrice
five
Remittances now may be made There, has never been % , a FotYr BALM guaranteed. ;
"What's the most effective yield reported in the district, BAUMEEKA TOOT BALM destroys PHOTO SERVICR
'for sums ilt round amounts of according to experienced farm. offensive odor Instantly, 41'. Station J. Toronto
Chinese dollars. The minimum a�ese7 for the r•dietribmtion bottle. Ottawa agent. Denman -
of wealth?" era. Mehl nits were developed Drub Store. Ottawa. "
amount which may tea forwarded „uhsw
. "That wives and daughters � mr,:al':s>wte WANTED _
- - is ;1'00,: Chinese currency, equlva- • and are pollinated so as to Bur- '
.lent to ;6 in Canadian curre ncy. of etch men.' FILMS DEVELOPED WYOMING GRADE B t:ONTIx-
-- "� pass all other varieties in yield uattoa School requires assistant
appreciate he true mean- to teach Latin, Preach.. English,
and early maturity. You will M1}
p -.Art. Apply, stating aqe, relligiolslo n.
Inc of quality and service tf you. 'experience, qualifications and ■at-
send your snapshots to be develop- A Dr. J. A., amou46 A
• ff ���g ad at . cry ' expected.
a Big Profits to You from Small Onflay ' Wyoming, Ont.
MAYFAIR PHOTO SERVICE
Uaua117 the 'moist outlay that you and i care to make lk only $14 YUNGE STREET, TO ONTO
PLUMBING AND BEATING
a drop to the. Aeeket towards cempletlai a testae -with Its. Mill. Helpful 51100611 " ripe, --
%vist we met tar it in no small we dealt reckon It in tr ■ctlomn. (To-.aid you in taking better pie- NEW AND USED. If OT WATER =' k
But our -mean of atolyladealte rock doesn't need w abaft or w costly �f� tures we give advice and criticism tanks, bath' tubs, minks. toilets,
- Mill, through special Rood fortune. We cam do without the bls on every roll.) basins, electric water pumpf.
financier and aeva the Ilo■'s shire iv -blew asialls soei' to him. or 8 exposures developed and septic tanks, taps, drainage
That's why you stet a wdrth -while tractive of the total profits 6 printed. 25c. 2 print■ of each tinge, pipe, fittings. valves, Tai -
for your modeat eutlpy. It may prose a rich for' yon am any sold only 96c. ' Actors, .jacket beaters, hot water
mine. Uratent needs of todns.• and Natare'a sift account for your maaa. -Arsr.Su it TO- ---- tu'tnaces, greenhouse beaters6
good fortune. etc. Enquire now. Better Plumb
Because (1) our fork is in a hill. mad (2) the big flakes of e e MAYFAIR PHOTO SERVICE ink Company Limited, 2976 Dun-
mol>bdemite'Intl oaf readily -teem the rock. the equipment a coma 214 YC`(,E STT:F.PT, TOT,ONTO dos Street West, Toronto.
tractor ban for road- buildlas can recover molybdenite pretty clean. ' a
.awd the Government wants molybdenite' so ■rsently for Improv-
a; ■fret h 1Ya�ImDleme■ts that they see is hale ■ C■sdms �^ FRED: CATALOGUE OLD RUGS REWUVEld 3EW
mill take and pay ter what we produce, and a" high price. Ila — •'�
you realise what this wood lack brings to you and me. We can FREE! CATALOGUE Or RARE HUBS, NEW HUGS, MADE FFAPR
move the contractor on and lamp in a couple of weeks into treat- and Exciting books. Rev. Tynr'a old., uomin).on Rug Weaving Cos- r
tan 1e00 toes of rock a day, when the diamond drlilins; we are Great Work on Marriage Rala- pony 864 Queen St. W.; Toroots, j^
at emuflre s our tests of quantity and srade. 9&00. a tom. profit. _ _ -_ slonn. $2.49. 8UPER , MAIL Oft- _ `v"AT; for bookl..(.
would mean millions w year for you and all of u s to divide. DER. b7 Queen Street Welt, y
The fortame- maklms time te, leis nay leadl■x Indnatry is. like Toronto, ,Ontario. TEACHER WANTED' -
yea are doing, berere It advances out- of Prospecting Syndicate
;take. Our syndicate has 1060 malts, 810,00 each. When the com- HAVELOCH - WANTED, P R 0- -
,. pany is formed each 15301% brings yon 150' Of more share■. Eteb we— Relieve: MONTHLY .� HAIRDRE991NG SCHOOL testant teacher for Section , P Q-
► ^ dnwle .hare might sell ion dellam Ten needn't decide on the Belmont tan miles north e[ a
larger number of units you want to own. today. Take your time. LFARN HAIRDRESSING THE ROB- Havelock. Duties to begin Se
Momply write me to make out y_omr certificate for one, two, too, ertson method. Information on re- timber 8th. State salary. gi .ADD
wha+lver yeti man and held your, epportm #It7 apes. Whoa >sm FEMALE PA I quest regarding classed. Robert-
attach your. chetaul you, rove valuable time for H of us. son's hairdressing Academy, 1$7 to Chas. W, Munro, 8ecretttei<
!� Avenue Road, Toronto. Havelock, R R 14, Ont.
-- - ---- -- - -- -- --- Women who suSer pain of irregular
Fill /a the P. J. DWYFR, - Dods with tntealry ervousaess
F'
this to monthly functional disturb- PAT67TtTZ! TEACHER WANTED t
° form. it emir . 73 Adtlafde -9t. sS••., Toments. aaee* -- should livid Lydia IL Pln1Y- "' °
- - bltaa a owes". Mafia sat' may eertifmate for mite hams Vegetable Compound Tablets f'ETH1ClL�3TUNHaUIiB It C'UYYAIVY _
Then you mmt4 Dwyer Prospecilux 9ynaewte at SwAs, each.. tsrlth added iron) tlery egdo$tea is Patent 8bitctton Estabilshed BH"tant.$JY QL ALIFIED PRO-
It today - ion ilfere's my c'hewwe for a- ... ' ..... to ktIT17 mfole f*llen suoladistllese lQeklfame's of o 1f on
e. you the.. work.. aalade
for snesiea $ t
$80; 14 King West,, Toronto. rat teacher wanted for 8,R
tit z
00%tief Inc Trio oa e+a• NLo, s tiollapd. State salary and
w•mldn't ww30t ... .. ,BP goes i7 telelfbo
U%l9icatibnt+, wt's - ne
to 1•■• out act llTame .... , bomber, duties to comtrie c In •`
terasttlis' 1t, Add> ens • .....� :. , ...,; .., ... ,_• • ., • ..:.:.:.. >WaQe fa Cenada. * 3yr +,4 to
- Treasurer Heritep cq
PjcobaLc
..ISSUE ?. R,R, No. 1. Ont. '
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room sultet
a FoRe'tTo. D., Dipsebor
NOTICE-, W Ig
R, .430 : .... -1 1 - 'JI..
414 41 MOAN
"wroor"' 'y Studio Couch and 2
hairs -
00AI4 00EX �c 12,50 PAcet -on "CLARKS' a
I A W
Oft - VUHAJI) RVIDDY
'1�1111101ic - ----------- VJB filled matt- thavarle.
6"Do ORA L*
Wd
X$ _0 106601=1= '16.50-431 V
MMON, .11M & RO� ------
Bia's SUPPLIBS
BUILD
8&"Istors & selicito Dinette, tu''ite, 6 pm-
Tabolloft 16o localsartage vork
'we J., BUTM. K. a 01
r1arlk's Tomato '10 ins Gco'""".
ALMOOKEUL.L.K.C. Ade].MM# We baTipolso plated In statk a full 67.50' u1cep
a MAMA L=F XUAAG .25c
mfm�, Ambulanca. Day or Night
'-Toma'to 3 for
M fty SLP
JORML.POND To nits 00111FIA" PIMEW I
?4GWMcMILLAN—Baaj@tw,SoI-
blic. 19 Mefteds 5 X.W. MITC1iFJLL PHONE 1w Asparagus Soup. I OCO
Pickering, Oat.
- I C, A. STERRITT . 09 Mushroom Soup. .-_j0C,.
mom — Ofiles Res. 0
V-311ar-1
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or Beans In sauce
BRATON. TOWNPHIP FurnAure -Dealer k and
u tins, C.
u"a"s. wMtevoe. Out. FICUMING AND CLAREMONT
Noti Yo
i,. DO CWfi. conv"an"r. Goiu�r -A-
i 111MIST" Accousmat �m o 26
*=A vu. to 4 0 0
E.'RieHARDtM tin
0�' e as
JD]3$]DRAL INSURANOR. We do building of All
��x. 43c
REA RSTATB OVIRPENTERING "Adrienne' 1. 05 o
OONVEYANCING COCENTING
PLUPMBLNIQ FACE CREAM -Oxford Mincemeat' .29c
ROOMG .0z
65c.
to mulm #142016 eq T
Sauce
_iilme FIFIL-06U. We- abe-len--Brantford 1W6hQ7_'FACE_PWDER -.Me.
oterim's, Empire Bathroom 111PSTICK Refills. 40c.
W*Ama, Beatty Stable
LJ02NRRD AUOTIONEBR AND A
.,-WM. MAW Evilpmen-t. Duro Water PERFUM ....... me.
Courtesy, -Economy an
VALUATOR
Equipment. and Our-Prescription Service is
:iales conducted Adywbeire" -Building Materials -Accurate and EfftdLkt
rhone cc write. Addxe" 614 Dundas Ina
INS
DR110 -CO. 'L
_Wiltby. Ontario.' BOYES t6 it
Cleanliness ke
Waft Gwusateed
THE BEXALL STORE
Pick a
WE -E -,Rove Houis — 8 al �at
SERV VNJL-O�Xw nt, -to de'
Sundays — 9 a.. m. to 9 p. a.
AND ALSO GIVE `F. J. PROUSE
c4suift" ism r
"The, Big, -3to''e"
INSURANCE
LL FINE R. A.
:J 'MR SALE —.modem brick house S* CHARMAN
SERVICE Church Str. . Pickering. Bath,
jIttles ban V- So W@& and ft On
va
M" ft. Pkkwbg - Nut, to, JAXM hot running ter, 8 bedrooms up-
lAying room, - Mirftc ro=4
vjnj�mf X WA I I
qENEVAL INSURANCE Breakfast nboko' Sumpner Xltohen.
plawriny Resek Read on
L No. 2. Davis' -Oil Store. tf
- RENT — nine mom brick how
PTNRRAL DIRROTOR AND -_ V ec- Lfidering, lardware
1 1.4 mile north of Pickering, el
ZMBALMRR tricity, p#Al I y re
'furnished. Aefe nee
oth1w. J. N
R 0 C K 1 requiz�e4 Apply week-ends. W. C. - Complete Stock 'of Hardwar
e
c lo at Cornp Yungveldt; Mrs.
o ny.
"d r' FOR. SALE 6 shoats. R Hodge, I ICU V* A
na UPC" Fbo6e Beside cee
NLA I KL Audley,.,Ont
Fordson trictor in
aster
-M Poultr 'Feed
WAN,4ED
': � , y
ood serviceable conditiont steel
I). JL-�, :B MI JM IR gwtieela. Box 10 Highland %,;reelL P.
_Air-conditioned
And Egg Producer" J�-
j 0. ......... 5"
URSDAY, FBI--SATURDAY
black with
AUG(JST 27, 28, 29 lusuran*ee of Ail Kinds. "<W Cocker spard
white markings, answers, to name, Spr And Spiemi
yers
Lb tj2ay. u�r�txwyW F�mL Glfwc_ OLY
Two shown at 7 and 9 Best Rates Availab I
Saturday- Matinee at 1.30 U-NDERWOOD typewriter. for S&Li.
ItgCot for McC�oriilck.[)eeriog Va.Fm Vaebiner
y and
.,Security and Service.. -,&nwl size. Good condition. Apply
CRARLES LA.NGHWN in itepairs.
Mrs. McGregor, No. 2 and Brock Rd-
-r. pbone
.Add
IFJORSAIX — one sevep piece din-
:The Tuttles BROUGHAM .�#ICK 515 ette, walnut finish; one coal beater,
OW Mo wo� have It. Can get Or ft is not meza.
I in good c6ndition. Apply Joe..
-Of Tahiti -PRONE AGIN. 52 W 16 MILLKEN Marquis, Riverbend Form, Pickering PKONE k9se
N i 1A r horse meet ��Mtm
lia j -BALSDON.
PLOGY DRAKE Clarke Fxentice Pmaiiin, prime paid. Pione Pick. PWKER"�.
36 r Is. tf.
WAR WdiO�R_S
�Flus 'n% March of Timme LICENSED AUCTIONNU
IMA AT WAR- Room and Board
Special Rates Best w, �0
For the Counties of Tork mad Oaf
avio; an N M r for CorpL &ft P"a Spring Mattresses Rome-
Bathing — S� tint
XONDAY, TUE.14, WEDNESDAY tics of C. A. & F. and of dw cooking — FARMERS of Se.." �ONT Rl
Swimming — Riding
AUGUft. 31, SEPT. I and, L- J. IL Prentice (former PMtke BW Moab — 3&ndWjChe8 — Car Park
Asset COMplete show at 8.2Q
Prentice). Form and pus ftm AL-DO LODGE.
and reseft J. MM Prop. 'Sim Point WE PAY TORONTO PRICES AT Watist YOUR ROM E MAiikft
Sullivans Travelts Sales a sme"ty at -fak Phone 54A
"Is mmm -Pickering
JOEL McCRZA and EGGS HOGS
Bought and Sold
VERONWA LAKE L STERILIZED, CALVES LAMBS
USED CjjOTHING,
KI.NDS OF
an added, attraction Harvest' 'Time' �.j dwsd .1W _-2 pressed like now. We -AND AIZ.
received a large shipment--of-higb
inder dass gentlemen's sults, pants, larr 1` anc-tAresidd
Shepherd Of The Demands B Poult �both ive
stn" mats etc. Yery :reasonable. 11 ry,
will, pay you to come here before you
Ozarks
Twine
10 aurwhere obw Sani, Schwartz, 21 PICKEHING-w FAaMS
WE&VER MOS. -and EUMT Str. Wed, O"Wa. 45-8
Bond LIMITED
King' Bu� Killer* We Sim Ineke suits to measure,
'ralatea
STERED
and spring cobtx to ft
.--ORURSDAY, FRrDy, SATURDAY OF IMAD , 12.1c -am EGG GRADING STATION
Rest worluns"Aaft
SWrEKBER 4 4 &W 5.
ARSENAVE OF LIME AND -FOR SALE — modern, up to date V=4L 0 L ONT. PHONE so &&&.L J So
HOPE and PARIS GREEN - brick house on Church Str. Pickering.
LEINE dj�R&'J, Cattle j9prsy' Fly TM @j&4— —JW-p-1y10 Box 856 -News-Office. =
New Selling opportunity — Xany� of
Sprayers;
representatives have been
P9 919M ft EverytKas at our
BUS-BBI itorl for RighMype men and women
JLLVIN
E..
,y Favorite to the colours, this opens many ten- "'CHOIC MEATS
il� Slonde not nem for war ptodmnion. For
84grdware Thomith 'details write The J. it Watkins
PHONE 44 Comp Dept. O�_1116 Montreal.
VEGETABLES
RING
PTOKE
0-TUNING
alnutba
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UT,
FIN"
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n of 30
AND RON
'Tv1Z PICZZMG xwo
v 40p 50. E 26
V '"GOR, SubuoroWt , qw.
ted BOYSS, DRUG RrORA
'C2OOXS1 =MITUT. S`rN.
ILK'S,MARKET
All 'Kinds of Repair% ork on %ale weekly at Tt
I I - r
All, I uning_"rant OLVIM b%l
C. S. XACOUNALi�
so Clan^ 4TO., Toronto a =F04