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r-� _ 'C- ,P-,-., -1 Oi1�T., FRIDAY, SEPT. a 1943 ISO. S VOL, LXII1 ---- -PICHL 3II�TCI, - Pic ush i Schoo s __keg' � r h 4 n,' tom a _ _ 0. Picking Red Crwa LOCALISMS, 'i In a Yltling by the Minister of St. Francis de Sales Church _ : Education,- all Schools in the Prov- + The Red Cross. monthly Executive - inee of Ontario will ; open for the James Kennedy meeting will be held on Tuesday `� Civic Holiday ,_Monday next Tent, on Tuesday,. Sept. 7th. A former parishioner and highly afternoon,-.- th, P. _Bill Sparrow o! the R. C. A..F. _ resident of this parish 7 at. 280 _¢a.- _ -- are made - for�he _delay_ -. - respected ; ': was home over the week -end: of the opening Where conditions for maany Yom, _. James xenneay- - in the Red Cross. zooms. 11 good , debmaad, Enquire of your Board if . passed awns at the home of his turnout is requested. -ys leave m - Fi'a:kerin Verge schools nephew George Douglaa. 3carbozo days 'leave at home on Church. ,$er. ; ire denbk= g - -Too very-- successful- dances -halve — : -Miss. Marjory Callaghan is spend- will open on the 7th. i Bluffs. He was born at Greenwood, ; 3n 1858, a soda of the late 1Hu�baei ; been held -at �F'reachman'.s Bay -`fit Wig. s few days at Belleville. _ Kennedy and- Mary (KDonshne, lair b the last few weeks, and the Red - -1 . and Mrs. R- _D_ in eb— are - k'tioa Board Chief Warms uf' moving Pickering and to -Cross Executive wish.to thank Mr. ing a few days vacation before the Inflation Scarboro in 1925. The funeral was and Mrs.- Avis, the two pianists, school opens. hpu �r 31, and all who helped with the array � Jean Clark, who is still at 1 Tuesday Augus- -from - ffslsws - -- Hospital - -is still - coavale•' In blunt warning to -fie �W� The Shrine of the Little Flower„ gemente� adveriistn$ -sad the sellin8- - the Canadian 'Weekly Newspapers when - Solelmn' -Requiem 'Blass was of tickets.. The proceeds', alarieas Sing, but is Sae of home soon. +. _ _last week. Donald Gordon, Prices celebrated -by- the- pastor, Rev a,,,_ $loo are. to be used for overseas Mae. Erskine a the local bank x. Board Chaizznaa said u -We 8- b O'Brien, assisted by Rev. J. boxes, and as there azv a great staff. has left her, )dame at Ajar. ® _' the voluntary and enlightened Sup- Sheridan as. deacon and Rev. C. �, ' amber to be sent, other events will and is now with Mrs. John lllnrlc F. port of every interest m this coon - E. be held within the next month or Lloyd Conrtice of the R. C. A. F - -- — - - try, won of prima �1_ faiL Bz nnon, President of St. Argue spent the week -end at hishoma Then must come the aiternative, the - ,s Seminary was present in the The Exeaztivn - I1 -8 -bare- Then internal National auction - called in-- ssactnargy a two grand= nep}iews• suggestions as to how money Mr. and Mae. Lindsay 'sad family e for su8geati _ _ N. I„ spent last week fiatian — any w2%n it uemorsiisw.4- James and John Douglas were sea- - - �- ' _ -� �� ' can be "rSfaed forte ion, and �Y -- chaos." Mr. Goa "A . likeable personality,. are the with ]Ilan. Len. Bath. _ vets. Rev. 8�. - -8 y?� -mod. es --_ - - -- 0-y-61" - Mr. ands_ B H -_ M. _ Fraser oo- - the burial is 3t. Francis de Sales j wm+as uses _tire- ..,ky.r.n . Ottawa, are spending eeY - - -- majority of Canadians, living com- C�eterr: Six nephews acted as of the local Rotary Club, in speak- two. w s i fortably at home, were better off in of Har. E. Riede, publisher of the to be vacation with the hatter's parents, right' now than they have ever been: ill- "bearers — James, Joseph, Al- H, �ts+alle • Forestez,� • '�'►e Globe and Mail appear Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sierritt: onsue and William Kenna and and Governor: -very much concerned for those faze- Fe id�ht ,�..v - persons- even Jo Y rY Mrs. a Andrew and - of Lehi Joseph and George - Douglas. Among of District No. 368, of which this_ flies, who have had members who -Bath attended the fuherul � o! the knew the meaning of the •`avoid `in- the &ief mourners prevent were: club is a member, when he address- active service for a while, and flatiob ". The demand -for, higher ed our members while o„ his of!- the weeks Mrs. Taylor, at Gsaftoa Iast wages will be one of tae eanaos, �. Martin Kennedy sac Soy. Sts-. have been, during p� Wednesday. - wad coal at be and $40 a ton,.. and ter Martin Marie, Rev. Sister Helen J" visit here on Tuesday evening. receiving their "call"- to military The Women's Misdonarg Soedety M1 A pleasant speaker, err .si stia Iv at $29 or no r cwt. would of the F'rancisian Order, and Miss � share his enthusiasm, service. Ri;e think, ourselves, H 1'+e' , o! ,the Preabgterian Church, wllI . . �' Mildred Kennedy, nieces, Joseph' and �r comes the same old politics". Wb3. ')meet at the church, on Wednesday be the result. "Greed and Selfish- James and • George Keaaeady. neph- he described the amazing - accomp- there - should be array+ cans, for arm- _ DOW" as al1►ays, is at - the - bottoms lisbroents of some of the - Clubs • in we afternoon, Sept. 6th, at 8 o'clo,elc: Of in siL A • nice loans example cosh; Rev. Martin Kennedy, Redem- oyanoe, in sriost o! the �, II 31:r. and Mrs. Craig lRurksr, of _ ptorist. of FAtnonToRig a nephew. Northern Ontario, all splendid ex- cannot see. These - calls" gyre based H-alifaxr are spending, would be in the ease of the Pick- simples of Vhat can be done by a din . a few tit - - �._. on the 1940 Nationat '� at the torarser'e home here. eeing woman, two weeks mgt, -who 3t: Francis de Sam Church was mere handful of community- minded, and what happens to every Young better- discovered that same of our stones some •patty wading on unselfish men, interested in nlari in those following pars cans►- a retAtrna to his ship on the tlth• - W just gotten is some raisins welfare of the less fortunate in to be reeotxied - by 4 Visitors sx the home os Mr, and Wednesday morning 1asq, when, tag of be expected yam• h�SaZ' Andrew last Sunda} (smoothing, awe understand that has I,ou�ae Boulet, of their respective ccatlniunitics. These the Depwtments. It Must be ex- west lire. E. Griffin, Ethel Whit- , been very ,tome here) sad prompt- g � of Aleaader Bou3 and Al- illustrations were presentee to us - � young znen are. -Wcel; toe - ily - zu& the rounds and bought bed �� as . inducements, and encouragement ' be • called" even alter they have,- � Ms. and Mrs. W. A. field and raisins from three of them, and of 3tosthooHs, Helen. WAS married to George Simpson, o! to enter. such Melds of adeavours, been in a "service" for any length ,I firs. John. Murkar returned home then boosted' about • it. -We're tool,- Toronto son of George San sad ourselves.. We feel sure that his - of time. - The G. and K. - last week ' _ . . . jag !or. the A to take a Pun this week after vizitin9 fatnillr ks3g� Leila Smith The attarmnts were audience will have . been innpresed published almost a column, on the in Bruce Counti, in the company of - aaaea wow Just L� be!!aerrtbiat �� riarsacm aaa , 2:.1. - d, - ed' to that extent, where we-may hope case of one Toronto boy, who had- _ war is 'over. for similar applications o; a • -sgrs- I : far a 3 ear, gad her 'niece, Mrs. McDonald and !am _ Ajar. Rev. k3. T., Xy*te officiated. been in >dce �:, iiy; of ed up eirthuaisam" in this coarsmun- had a call come to his home only Miss ?forma Beatrice t'oombea, The Country Fdktor dhd the War -help out campaigns — for the Red lty, ,of ours We--will welcome H. 13 last week The daily jest cannot 'who has been holidaying for several - (an address by James Kinloch, on Csosa, Victory Loans, ashy_ age any �'e . he cares to vbdt Picker- � e)e -to -eye with any move made i weeks with her aunt and uncle, Sx. CBC, August 18th.) driyaa,eIief. Vic'ryr gasderu, Ali• in Ottawa, although ot3ier Allied t and Mrs. Daniel L. G. Rutnph, has. to tea, and s dozen other _ _1?owerss_,w}so are not interested in ! returned to -he -tame. - -in- Toronto. "$Sae's a being done to hell es. It would be hard to put i value `Bunch of Landlypbers" our small pglit:ics, are ever praiefng Her maother and Dad, Mr. and Mrs. }Lis war duiet. petced'ak vlaces, on all this -__ fresh space. And thR Canada's war Effort. This hart of Roy Coosnnbea, of De:lurano Ave. _ - away from the roar of guns or the weekly can throw its weight behind A good -sized pasty frum the Y. thing oy some of ou3• -dam Toronto,' spending a few aays-prev- rattle of machinery. And a lot- of all them things to good advantage P. U.. and the choir of the United is becoming obnoxious, She d up people use doing iarpsorsaas ors: secsass Church here took 11t the "moon -. G. and M. was terribly worked up fo There 'p sway At Cobourg - z>V.__.. ww mwnks ago. because the dead work who don't met much wit far Perhaps more than any other bus- HSI&t exex mon" to rocs. Dash ,...ie, a ! on Monday. August 43. - of thorn I of s Col this, and Lieut. somebody Mrs t, C T sW* roolisa themselves sow inch in Canada _bas stayed true to the never even saw the moon). There i else, who Ad been killed in action, and formerly of Pickering. 1'he fun- - . _1. • :.. doing. - - - old Ugh-h � rum, of ba #mg than was a heavy say sad a strung had not been reported officaliy un- eral was held from her sister's home• Vrw instance; i=vV- the eoa� son dory on the fathds work. oau& -west wind — the land of til after the news had reached the � am Wednesday, 25th, sad _ -- eilter. Across Canada there .ors Them are dosnoo of theft sewspap• wind that creates a "mean sea" on families until some time after they ' interment- took place - in • Fairview pof=e tins seven hszodred woel�y nor lassiliaf — the Charters fammily Lake Ontari9. One of our ladies. bad received it by other means. Had Cometery, Grafton. The many floc - �, e, , and every one of Umm of the Brampton Conservator, the In just about five minutes .oat irszn they h� �+• 'of the simple ran*, al tributes showed the high esteem. - ipmortant part of the HuTimses, of the Vernon Igews in- the Eastern gap; immediately began I and file, nothing would likely have m which � was held by all wb x, VW effort the ,day war was - as- lsnuan r :, , n that suspicious, Yellow- f been said about it. The G. and M. -knew her. She leaves to mourn her j know .e well we do_ that this h>z ■band two d•II- elared, the Csmpbeliton Graphic in Now green - colour. While she was ocing :ass, el Sorrowing � I made a call on one of them. the Brunswick, ` and in Quebec, - the stowed Away below, and made as sort of thing is almost bound to gh1ers, Three sons, her patents, two, diher day. I went'to'Bdlieian-ville, Sellars family of the 11untingdon comfortable as possible, another occur, Politics first if they can sisters and one brother. find any -exdufe . for taking a - r where George Jaynes edits and Pub -. Gleaner, There are many -more, bar- member of- tkle-party, (a )dung man The regular meeting of floe Woeri- Iishea the Canadian Statesmen. The . th# gives. you an ides. this time) came staggerrelg down "crack" at Mr. King, they're satin- en's Institute was held at the hasne Stateesnaa is just one paper, but These pope= stay in the same . the stairway, and in a taint voice fled. Prime have xt Roosevelt refer to ,• �, our Priane Minister, as — "my old of Mrs. ' Bie, on Tuesday asiternoon. it ■ typical. Most of you ' know. wbst families because- the editors are de- told the first patient to roll over, Aug. 31. Twenty -four present. Them a weekly newspaper-office is like. 'voted to their- work,: and -theY work he was next: In the meantikae, t>bey friend, , probably burned up some was little routine business. Final' They . are_akL_= h the mane -•+the all the. tuna, Most of them are lyood were dropping cif here and there Toronto newspaper offices. arrangements were made for tbe• ry w „e. u dm — • va" would see ' &Ab't at Osl{awa F&W and that newspaper- oftee, p ned, a mix- were in business only to make man- one here fitting sideways ' on a aecFc- Gravel Tenet Barns Up on "Glove frisking Course" later is Ow tare of pAntiWa ink. hot metal and ey, they .wouldn't make a go of it stair, bolding their mead, ir?otber, 'Westney Sideread, Monday. month. "Making the. most of our' old paper! --the backs files, atoed Batmum they move the whole pub- in a halt -prone position' on a bench, rationed foods" was the Roll Call. under the counter. •lic. T7ne only other institutiion that some flat on-their biek, and ot- Pickering Fire Dept. hurried to Mrs. Goudy gave an interesting tow. It doesn't look like a waz plat, does that, is the Past Oitice. bars banOm over the nil, — look- the -call to a fire on Monday morn- on "Home feeding in gmergency". but its a4 necessary to ass as the So. these Sailors sarong tote► ae� _ing at something in tine watoer -- >>_M in front of the W. H. WestneY Following the adjournment, a v'arB newest sirptaas factor. • ton as smoothly as any highly a think i. You never law such s farm' where •a gravel . truck had pleasant social halt• boar was spent. Like puny another weekly, the • SMIZed deparlsnent and mud) bench in your life- overturned. The truck turned cam' _ 8latesrnan is being rat eat by more quiekly. Their machinery wsh Mention "pork sandwich" and soave- pletely upside downs' and flowi^n8 -fewer people- than -A - L_4i?Te the -- - one roul_ make.1oz Life nail. Others keriar Township Council a(.ready ant up, galwline ignited. Fire Chief, Art �.� p rear. It had a staff of ',bee, M4 The . Cansdian Weed Me ,per ' saying again"., Others '- I Mitchell told the News, toe cob and 9 �p -�- never ^• live at those people are' now in un- Asspciation which, incidentally., lea " I didn't know I'd get sick". Those ! �ie were totally destroyed. The westing will be held as a regular ifoitri, - including the ad#+Ms •sin I held its 24th annual convention who did not sucaaemb, *ere stagger` darms� estimated at approz mon$ly session at. the Township and nephew. Some of. them have. has sent. men to Britain and to C , ing all over the leek, . and could • ; a "J� Hall, Brougham, on T1zeaQay real. not be distinguished ftv an those who , Sept. • 7th,' at 1.00 p. m. been replaced, of course, but a new taws so that the subscribers can and _ 4 _' ILI were drunk (not our DON'T FORGM taper calls for specialized talenta, hear about the war in their own may), and experienced people are hard to langus�ge, and, of course, the Wawa these comprised about txdrty., pet- Boarding Hours for LWY School get. In ananq cases the editor hit+►= colulaarss have been used freely' to cent of the passenger list. We have ;Teacher Wanted isa'nediately. the PicUring, Township Horticul- p self has gone to wM4- -Cbick.Spenee, .'keep the public inform,.ti on all never 'seen a more disgu�ng. ex• . �,�,� i the Strathzoq Age - Dispatch, and phases of, the ,wi6r, gut, mole than' hibition by drunks, in lifetime, UPS1 Society Fall' Show at' Dun- A boarding -home for a lady tneam -,' as we saw on that trip. Talking to be¢rton, on September 8th, in' the Hail McLean, of the Pictaa Tunes, that, the load. on the weeklies has the )Dung purser, we asked if this Sunday Sehoof' rook, of the � United hip of Pickering School Staf! is tar• , to name only two in Ontario. Var= been iiureased steadily, The, edit. Church. A feature of the show will gently required.-Preferably a loans 'A ions goveri*nental departments have ors have to sit *on more •local come- was the usual crowd, to which he without -children;-•an not••toe -fah r also called into use the aspecial gsfte • enittees, and the have to "Yeah I, wish I owned be! -flat, o! the selling o! the veg- as replied, etablei that - have been entered ' in : R y get out -, �'fram 'the' school. Please contact W. • of the weekly editors. their papers with short staffs, and this ship° and' )t d .throw_ the.,whole Pro- d Murkar, chairman • � the Board $: - • • m crowd into , the lake -• I'trn the competition, by. auction, the p , The tradition `of service behind often wiih4inezperienced ' he ?p. , , at- once. the. weekly rre+wspapers has always • The; have found themselves work - thoroughly sick of }t, and am quittr ceeds to go to War Victims Flusda: been one- of service 'to their comet- ing under' increasing- pressure, and ing this Saturday night". If you Contributions of vegetables soy this .. ::ties unities. Brit that has been widened atthou� there's- nothing spectacnI- Are ever looking around for some - � sale will be welcapned. Anyone may- -_ Honey. could pe purchased two and every one of them is now oar- at a►ur,ut. tiieie work, they are break• one to extend your sympathy.; hunt ' make this .donation; . weeks ago for 16 of 16 cersts ^-- sow, a sea =aiclk friend — Bo they the wholesaleri get it, and the con- ♦ ing- ifa- swantrg .- = zeQOZds every .week, Their con- Y' All members an invited. -to .corn.0 edmhmsmity. ,txibution is Uaken for granted, and ' ntred itl So2ne o! -us liaii a good gamer will• pay 80 or 40 _Dents It's column are' thrown open • they - themselves think nothing of time though. The gin - soused drunks ?oast at the home of Prey. Rains, pound. whenever the editor is es►11ad on to it. - were the only sour spot on the trip. on Friday evening, Sept. 8rd. OPPOP .t ,feriat p _ .p+ -. .�..," .L..+w.. �.H., �`.: _A: -.' .•,� .r.' .s'.�._.V -�,•.. . -•�•: ., .. ,. -'Y'- a ' .'r � _ _ ... 4'ra , +' ' "'o ' ;.Sr +.•. ,. ., rd..n .x� ti ��rt� 'k ' :, s -�a .,?F;' A FARM WIFE _ `� - - wendoline Clacks : - - a P. . CANADAjFS Cnjn� io wow _ - - :- rs known. That is unfortulritel Last Sunday we had 7 _` from a dtataace -a s Inevitable. And .there will be -' could thins other anxious mother too. Imean - . arse, both of wh ea. Thsj' the mothers- -of -eighteen-year old �� " - ioave h hard life tiways _ -sons. roan$ iaaa� to'no. when ilia_ _ - - with uch. work and too little . war started, were - hardly out of NEIRF 7 _ _ y Now the 'man. Is pretty public school. I. am sure man, �� EL�����E .TIRE BUYERS - � e used lip with rheumatism, a mother is 1938 'looked at her „ - ' sj4d bis wife -well, I'm sure Mrs. school -boy son and said, "Well, Blank doesn't weigh a hundred thank goodness my Hughle is, too Note: The following table of eligible fire buyers, I4ANADA'S Tubber crisis ' pounds. young for this war anyway." But Is of necessity greatly abbreviated. Many of the V is still with us. But ' Mrs. Blank' and I -weie talking, now Hugh'e's turn has come and classtfications.are: subiod to qualifications and Fs farm women will, of the sea- it is up to Hughle's mother to be the list is not complete. The Firestone Dealer -b@Cause of Careful Conserv- ' _ ___ -son's work sad__ how difficult it _a_BOldier as well as her eon. A ' — _ will gladly allow you to consult she Rubber atiOII sad COIItrOls there are - - - - -- had beea'to get things done' this soldier in 'the home ---foe Hugfiia: ControileFs Order'No., 4 bf lune 30, 1943, which _ year after such a late spring. As definer exactly who am iliglble buyers: tires for those Cars, trucks, we talked I could tell that mrs. /^� -. _ Blank.'tvas a completely exhausted- S U N D A Y` Eligible for ne *,� ded or used tims and �d fQlIIl equipment essen- a ' and discouraged women and I v treading retvicr also, for new or used tuber: ticrl to the war effort. • ' Passenger - . . . ..:_ Dorton Public P >t9 _ - - : lesid -fo her ="MTB. Blank, Why on - 1 N ' Iei �d Fu•1 - - :. earth done you quit- retire,. It -S —C'+ �f -- If you fall this Category you, would rather .call it that?" L Li S S O N Ministers, Priests. mace Construction. on. Rs parishes Z or mere C- astrMaLn. Repalas (the Chart at the l @ft will '� •' _ - iietire? 8o I would-but I can't parishes s or tsar ' School 3 uses aaae• _ . gait _by myself. can I ?" answered aietl School sus.. -- _ -- Sspte`mber"" IE - --- srul�e• - - -- �lr�ipo ta�tlo� :maw- - gad@ y0u) and your tires- Mrs. Blank. _ - Fire tighter a Cannot he repaired or re- ISRAEL MARCHES TOWARD equipment . material,, semi -maau• - • -. '. . .' .. Police service laetured sad llaished CANAAN - Numbers 10:11 Garbage din ' `products. including treaded 'you are COIISldered �osat The logical reasoning behind 12.18. - ose eti p� Produce act and y - - = -- - -hor counter - question - just shell -t - * - - - - PRINTED TEXT Numbers crombha•s ! @f1g1�I8 t0 buy tir@S. had me floored and it has been in Y (wholesale) Common carriers _ -_..: my mind ever Ainee' because. s- _ l0ai. 12. 29-35 prosp•eton Industrial. >KiahaQ and ..sour fui><t move then is t0 - " tlatiss' nstruenon equipment GOLDEN TEXT -Coins theft u ___ co to -hundred- of 'farm couples -- - s s - - +%-m t 't•he coup where the with us, and we will do then t C.it� - o to your nearest Firestone - - - -,- t u i,00d: Mumltiers 10:29. Elt{�le .w ..►wJ ,%......... -J d :,w, .,,mad women keep -on working only b� THY LESSON IN ITS SETTING retreading service; also for used tubes: Dealer. -I've has the definite- — ^rBCEe tl6eit. hpsbBIIda do. , -TL. afar workers — Bayer. yt us•.teei and farmer's wife may be fit or she Time -The spring of 1444 B.t;. vehicles r•g!•terid tm= perishable !sad nom. O�iClal infor�Otto -n- Ond s not' be but she to s along Place -The - wilderness of Par- des yvaPI. :Industrial - tistses l _ Transit Plan Iientisb _sad optom•ttisfs _ _71 _szary _ forms. H@ wl� - -_ with bee man, day after day, so a -ot suiaL man - -" forces or who operate simply because '-she' li'as to =be+' Order of the Host ' - I - Dominica and Pte,iadat branches furnish file requited III' _' cause "she can't retire alone ". ',"And it came to. .&a •in the GO officials Pro" reporters and judges, magisttaiw photoqrapher SpeCtlon Report send do I thinly in the' Social Security second year, in the second month, crown attorneys. ylentil euperehsois at on the twentieth day of .. the sheriffs, etc. a'ltlteealt Desretioe everything: possible to help _ plans. after the., war it should be. Higkwur engineers Corps Reserve Arm possible tor. farm - couples over month, that - the cloud was taken . , . _ - Construction super's- or Ji_a.P. - ,'. you obtain a Tire Ration sixty to secure small holdings- up from over the tabernacle of �pp cyan for �� School hoof tors ddent, grain etoeata:s Surat reboot teaei•s Permit necessary o obtain MAY from one to five acres where -the testimony. 'And- the children - �zeerminafor arY. or boiler '.:4hey. could keep poultry, a couple of Israel set foi••.vard according _ Red area r=uder vehicles owned by er- ' new or used tires or tubes - -.Of Digs If they wanted tee_ And, -to their journeys.out_oi the wil- _ Weitm• worttres schools derness of Sinai; and the cloud (� gel f"a:b and retreading S@fviC@. grow' a good garden. • In fact just Emahorers of. Dom. ar Cars and tracers owned enough land and stock to keep an abode in the wilderness of Paran.'� re• D•t» A ens- - engaged °'- t+r If average couple happy and oc- While detailed instructions - in re- �,pt""jors o! eaas•rs t ttta -tat aQ or re �d remember'—even _ _ and to the ordering of the camp �d P�+tsm •! •s qq �b"u`�s Ou CQnnOt buy new fires?- __ .'.enpted_ _ . g g - ••ntlat loodi and ehfek �ss•atial eostmerdal y y Dealer . - -- Probably one thing that keeps ' for these years of wandering- - hatcheries machines aging couples an farms tong after through' the wilderness were ab- CLAN C Firestone their health and strength are solutely, essential for discipline Eligible !or' used tl »s and lobes been trained cmd equipped spent is the thought that if :tbe',y - and efficiency, the details do' 'pot _ and relreaam service: - _ y :- ' � ' � cammerclat travellers - Y.Islid.. operated by to help you get the very last -'' raffia •and take a horse, in taws- carry great spiritual- truths and - = • " or Issvtma• hotel. ]load Life y they wouldn't know what 4o do we need. not dwell -on them. ' It ttaf..met Srinist•n. Priests, Rabbis mile out of your present tires with, themselves. will be noticed that 'the: tribe of Finance Insurance company Drsaf•u and -Practitioners f''aanee companT eat- 8d•nee Practltloa•n n0 matter What make • - ""' But otter --mich a couple ' a tow Judah, which was always the teeter• _lltual uadartak•n acres• of land and.& warm compact most im ortant of - the twelve I == :► r. Supervisors is as �F-A surveyors iadietduois jhe slay, b@. Put the Cafe P Farm ements w suneTor • _ little house in which to live and. I tribes, from which El%vid and • all her. s.htct.. Tetulsu (rm , am pretty sore nine' out of ten the kin of Judah arose, and - Pa.•eager can awned- .:Momb•re of she of your tires ill the hands of as by a farmer who a4•. ' Matto CAMPS. our Firestone Dealer now _ would be .glad to give up the home from which the Lord Jesus Christ - : ids a .. y _ . „'see to titer 9ii$$ei lath sect be ' n$timately, Came_ 1e '.lanr.t Avant � Su A, auction, sue' --See iyn t0`L1. " ,' ' .,.quite - content to spend the eieninx _ "And Moses aid unto Hobab, at their years usefully but leisure- the son of Reuel the Midanite. .1y employed. _Moses' father -in -law, We are - -.. _ . : :• .' - jatirneying unto -the place of y„ , Ctf__- rournee .= anth...�= .Fiala -11a lfl _ _ w Lh Jehovah said, I trill glue lt_ duly be made possible it the you: come thou with us, and we - government were to buy up sor.ie -"al do 'thee good; for Jehovah -or can targeer terms anu uivett6� • 1,. J, - them into small ,-holdings, ea:h Israel.' And he said unto him, i complete with a house 'au-i some *ill 'not 'go; but I will d e p a r t to - kin- outbuildings. A cumber of the-,p rr'ine own land. and to my _ti ... — -- -- colony �tor retired farmers. Many l pray thee; for as much as thou a man might feel he could. not knowest how we are to encamp- afford to quit the farm to bu %- a in tile wilderness, and thou shalt _ ..: louse in town and yet might he be to us instead of eyes.' And it heir resit 'usefal to the a only too glad to buy a small pace shall be, if thou go with. us, yea, g y people Divine, Guidance that. bursts over its batiks. When t where h� ' would be .assured of a it shall -be, that wliat good soever ` than prevailed with Hobab.. - We "And they set forward irosa: spoken of the: dispersion of ene- pattial living- and a comfortable Jehovah shall do, unto us, the seek o_ur Hobabs in the advice of the mount of Jehovah three days' mies it implies &.routing and din-' r home amid the rural surrounding same will we do unto thee.! sage, gra ed counsellors; , in journey; and • the ark of the. comfiture that shall drive them 'to which he has been accustomed It is an obvious conclusion, the fo_r• ation of stronk, intelli- covenant of Jehovah went before one way and another like the _ ill his life. from the reasons here urged by gent, _a d wealthy "committees; them three days' journey, to seek , foundations of a flood. So, when. MW There now. don't you think I Moses, that the many and won- in a care 1 • observance- of pre- out a 'eating -place for them. And typically viewed, . the . language have put forwards cod lam toe Cerfur promisee of divine guide eedent. Anything aeem9 better the cloud • of Jehovah was over suggests that the death and re- p g p them b day, when the set for- taking care of elderly farmers and &nee and divine direction $id not than a simple reliance on an ern- y y surrection of. the Saviour is the their wives in the post -war years! supersede in his eyes the use of seen- guide: Now, in one sense, ward, from the. camp. And it _breaking- and diasip�a'tion, of this- their I suppose my suggestions will all available human aids., ... tf thereAs no harm in this. We have dame to pptss, when the ark set combined forces of His enemies fall on deaf ears. -As for ourselves, we recall to mind that the host ' neither - rignht or need to' cut forward, "that • Modes said, Rise (-Ps. 68:2,. t, 13, 'lb), while on ' - ` ..Partner and I would hardly , be is calculated at • more than two - ourselves adrift from others,' up, O Jehovah, . and let thine the other hand it is a 'gathering eligible for-anything like that just millions of people, it is quite evi- who have. had special experience enemies be scattered; and let together in one of the children _ .yet but it acrid certainly be nice dent that .even during the march. in some new 'ground on which them that hate thee flee' before of God that were scattered "k1 ti,a ?. j3s ii:bi, b8, - mer's paradise. the long wanderings which ' fol- to live •a hermit life,' thinking • said, Return, 0 , Jehovah, unto 11:10, '11) . We have more need • • • Iowed) it must have been -ex- out all our own problems, and the ten thousands of the thou- of God in' times of peace than in .'''..' Ip'the meantime we have a war' tremeiy difficult to keep the meeting all our own, questions sands of Israel." times of eifork It is hatder to ' . to- think about, and, all our plans, various' divisions together.. In the as best we may: - Those .who' do The original word here ren- realize His - presence • in the brief' years and mine, are' contingent broken - and -difficult ' country ' so are apt to become self - opinion- dered 'scattered' denotes'. the : hours of relaxation than even in upon the winning of that war. As. which they were to traverse, ated and full of crotchets. God action of waters in overflowing the many hours of strenuous' to- -that I -amp- sure everyone -has. - - which - had bean familiar to Hobab often speaks to 'us through our their banks, and is thence figur- toil. • There is quite as much, its been heartened • by recent - Allied from his youth, there would be fellows; they are his ministers to atively applied to bodies of men not more, perm to communion of successes, but there. will also be scope. enough for all his ability us -for good, and- we do -well to rushing in' impetuous crowds and soul with -God in times when the ;. • heavy hearts as the casualties of as a guide. And it . would seem listen to our Samuels, our Isaiahs, pressing out of the pathway on whole nature is somewhat-,relax- are - { the Sicilian campaign made,,._ . that it was just this 'prospect of our Johns. either aide like a raging stream ed, than there is in times of work. POP —... and Clean Linen ____ -. _ _ -- - -__ -- - By J: MILL-AR WATT t;.}py�f SIX Ht3N,DRE© IN�L�D�JG _. . MUCH DOLLARS BREAKFAST ? > �. 46 TW ia _ _ . • f :.r,. �. - bateA t,i -TYi- % -R (� -- - - ,•+•'- - padteiN.'tK 'a;: - :tir•tass' _ - • �� J - 7' "t{' ' , K,.w s i �,' ,•, k, �� ., �'# s.. • � _ _. _ �. -.- - ire 4. _ ! G'!JF %fir •'�/ % L- -'.45� : _ 'A•f dy > 1 :. {: �S (:i: 5'J ' � i,� ?;'�+lffl +�N�+': R, •/ , • °._ '; i.: /• ,+::' -'4 _ r _ .. %'L:.Ri , ii { (i�'{ : a ,'J :Y;;;i: ,,yy •. !?.` Y uL:iil.i: p� •:' I717,2Z S'TASTf GOOD %- •' : ,fir' o' iH -A -RAPE I Trahung for - _ Motor- Minded Youth = _ Youthful Recnuts Tough On The Jape - :Youths of 17 and 18 years are We seem to have the Taps on - - _- . - -- -� - -- - -_ _ needed for service In the Cana. the run is the air. Th ere 's a "VA. Fiarveat`ln with oxen is g R few below still 'a common sight to tourists visit ink the beautiful- Island- of Qrleans,_ _, -_, than +may sa tradesmen and will be soar "We ,suppose 'that there, • --' miles Quebec City. - -- given special training in var- were about 80,000,000 Antonio- -• `- - - _ loess• categories as noon as en- bites is the Conn try and is active - =• _ listed. use before the gasoline and rub. kwomw -_yg , 6. Is it correct for a bride to Trades courses will train her. shortage. American kids got �' -' _ :-h �gagemen rintr be- fore •tho weddinT ceremony? men as machinists, electrical automo. five draw htin and g used to driving them when they were very young; lots of them - -- - -- AN suave y k workers Youths fisted #n these - m • knew ore ' about cars titan Isap ., . •_. -. -.- .'_, ' , _ - - - - -- -° -- cafe oriel m - B uat`bg- _�__�p pny� when ��the were - 12 or'.. tittle — - _Y__ a — - _ _ " 1 .. 1. Not more than three forkr - Seat' conaitiotr: - 'i$�.. more. - - and two knives belong on the must include at - least' ccaiple- „ Tlra" ,undo - "1' "" -,u' wx -maided „g --. table' "`whdb it- is set.- If more, tion of the eighth grade. Reeruits and wise in the ways of direct- _- _�___- silver is needed, it is placed on will be documented and outfitted 1ng A powerful piece Of machin- - y the table during the meal. 2. No. at district depots and glen sent to cry, In no other country has 8. No; it would be better -to ig- vocational training school. the youth had such early condi. nore the ata:oi. cuu' . 9..11 i ; either boning, saga The News: the father or the mother, tradesmen play bd made the --` 11e only ouestioa raw," "is at ` Raver concedes,. how long a enemy - the table. He -should sot bs =,Sall hill r (Euitin -can- _ _ ._ tn. gill wait before seco galling liiti ' - scolded or punished in the Ares- once me - . of the guests, but neither _ should this misbehavior be- iknor- _ ed. 5. This opera, forma .svening TORONTO !CITY POLICE -FORCE weddings, formal dinners, balls, -or formal evening receptions and TF.i "RUY CONSTABLES WANTED - ' - - musicales. 6. Yes; she may - either transfer it, to bar right hand leave it home. Agee 28 gears and over; Married V Physically fit; at least 6) 9" i�! stocking. feet- 160 lbs.; of to - or at fro be available for appointment character and fair education. immediately. CO! �'11IIRS MII}!0 IMN£ 1EQi l'�ISb - - - 4npplied. Uniform clothing 1 -. 10N ALL 4MIA NESt b0if A '1i'RlL _ MORN'* 4MQt'IFiE G1bR, HAO _ iREg' PERLEV LOOK �R A "IA 9ducators in China hope to Ltays the Country unlR+% national ,apply Nesrast' F'mP i3seot sio� '+a SeI'tries Of% �DPM# . AtMI05i�' i!�56I -'W 'VAIN MIdSELF spoken Tanana A -".iii hln 10 Seals. Refer I* File RO- -- - _ - .:....._..•, '""`` CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED _ ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED A_bVERTISEMENTS oiv Can't ? ' Mt 'der'!' brow, you had AGENTS WA-19 ED - _. tk battle teat." $ARBITd FOR SALE _ RSI Ahha Ashley. - - - _ ]• .'*You must his keen Ott the " -' • . EARN 13:ICTRA CASH -- >tA8>Q more mope sully. just-show our beautiful anadian made Christ. NA1R GOODS i uvl.Y FIRM Ix '�A - - taetnrtnr ladles_' : 1lTOCIc REDUCTION BALE. PEDI- eras& White An oraa Giant Evitillaa, q.' Sow can I gei rid of ants! A� 9t�kie • �� ,pjd by, tp week. y,, -, _ 10 Wes a . man Cards to our friends In s ar• time. They sell on sight and sentlomen's harr goods r etc usively. Write In Reduced = Pi". LIML Rev. E. M. Loney, Bite essvlile, s ,' oil of pennyroyal the pLCea infested b] tDem. "It's not that aiactl YOD ace. y' lt+'ay'assortments. Beautiful tree Album showing personal cards, IS for $1.00 and up. 'gampto book W111TW9 AW41 GOODS, !t6 Tomwe at. Tereate. Omer" Ontario, • - - Q. Sow can I avow having , I don't >ia rases t showing Military and Naval PHUTOGIRAPH7 tlrlftle wallpaper when hanging - - understand whati 'my •grandehil= dreII „ Liberal eom- mlesloa Writ* Cay.ru�..raau•gai HELP WANTIitOD. w I AM VARY PLEASED KITH : A. Lave -the roll of papir OII aIw sayitf�• - i _ -_ trample offer. The O. A. Moat. orrery 'Company, 6iR W*Iling- West. hand must be capable with dairy cattle. Ezcelleut' _. • ► a ' basement tie basement 1100r for g few .. &lilts -r •' on Toronto. home and good wages to right man Apply writes a customer at Rough Water, N.B, who adds: 'Z have ...., �a ��� �� �_� -�� faasily ever �e a brilliant AUTV1LUtl2LYii -.UaiD Re aeteap f R.R 7 Ontario. •' Amite b W told "any friends about your service - Yts paper will absorb sufficient � -"'• • - - - - - Artiest "Orly h w{fe.n r �_ l� T1R>tIS S** b• first I(c and 1 now that from now on You will Pit flints from them for do. 'Letters Sael3ture to keep It from being oust Pli at iw tOrs Limited. Used Car Lot - 811M"a stem" volop ng and printing." lute " hTme, said will also facilitate the ""�'- KM JONI: "NOW, piiPU the at x049 Yong• Street. Head Ottice. e37 Mount Pleasant Road; Te- 1.R A kt h HAIRL) AISSINO TRi method. Information pitta of how well pleased cunar... ri ' with ileac _ - r_ Q. How !tB I rimOVe, Olive oil - istltst- "blRnd lSkeA Over by our, - routs Telephone HT. 2161. -Robertson ea request r•s arttf alaas.s Robertson, flat tyres. ng Acad� 3.Mi..t serei. Any 811 • Roll-4 or t Esposares, 7trOm t 1 Mg? troops is roughly about as large as Slam." BABY CMCKs - y, [ A► *Due Tomota �? D iStsrrwy, aru rsunrsu Toe _ A. Tr] covering the spot with: - Ftiilws F,arth, Allow It-to- itimain'- Willie JIIIIior (taking notes)' WINTER ' EGG AND POULTRY PATENtS Boys, and girls on Active •a y" letters so much more when "&Daps" ', W several days and then brush "The -"Jpb awtli I�lr..3 it t;s'- LT>Eis' Markets will demand all we can You _.>##ty' want "Pall FZTHMRSTONHAUGH- &•COMPANY are *Delos*& YOU. too. will - Y Mrs. Jones." - - , - - chic s to augment sour i>odra; - it so let -us hav• your order now - P ;uat�� . ,t.tr_. ed 1610i 14 Sing West. Toroam get better result* from your camera If you tea your -film rods'- -to-a„ ' Q. Soft. Zan I make a good ;iOliIIg for Cookies''"' - y did yen leave • t �h],. ] rr -for October iieiivery. Bray Fall Bulletin ready -it you didn't set one DT mall write for !L Bray Booklet of Information on r•- quest. , t Service— to be developed ani! printed, U'll at g QQ DD lowest cost�Apd� A. A delicious filling for sugar " 'lie Hatcbe }y, 130• John N., Hamilton, - MEDICAL you�wllotbi he Nokiea is 'pedant batter, thinned Illness: bees get nick „ blilLSa service _ obw mall to keeping with quality work.; 3 With batter and a little Claim. nE tee. A TRIAL -EVERY SUFFERER OF Rheumatic Paine Mall us, w roll for trial. Q: HOW pII I remove grease kom trousers or other fabric ? e Modern EtYryuetfe LARG16 BULBS FOR FAt.L PLANT. Is, oLR.ainbow t�ollection Talipa 2 it ls. Mixed Daffodil Bulbs or Neuritis should - t r T- Dixon' Remedy. - Munro s Drag 8to e. $lib Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid a MOUNTED LARCiBltaglrata Zia Slse i z 6" to ", Beautiful- Easel Youths T A. -Saturate - with'• turpentine; 7 Sy Roberta Lea 2 dos. /1.10. Delivered. $uyper`a Bulbs, attic. B.C. We $1.00. Yon can have enlargements colour *d try hand fora small addltloaal ~ tieII Piece the spot between -two _ 4 grow the be.t only. POSTS ECZEMA SALVE charge { pieces of blotting paper and press s ),ot isoII over damaged part a _ I. How many knives and forks. DiEllfli dt CL�lttRGi SaD7an t�* Ybtnieat of STAR SNAPSI'IOT SERYICB --' �I minutes.. should be placed on the ta61e Ecsema Rashes and Weeping � Ise. Postal Toronto" A. T'erenle - - .ou when setting it for dinner? g 2. When. RAVla YOU ANYTHINO NEEDS drains or ctsaaln T Write to Its 8ltfa T'reubl4L Post's iQcsema' calve Will Not Disappoint You. Itching• Print lour came and address plainly. on all nrderL a Ra—v- a man is standing at a t'`� - -- '"t M 4, {E for Information. We era lad to answer your questions �pp�a�.. Scaling, Burning me- soma, Aen*, Ringwor�m,, Pimples earafiF *.,..� ��'��' :- that he tip the bas man? --mss ^p w Dye • Work* idmit•a, ' 711 and Athlete a Foot will respond -, this RSEL'SAkIC PAIJF6 = Y- T- Mrt1. ' Gabby: '"'ibis morning 41. If ' one's feelings are hurt moth btre*t. aq. route. atalalep. odor- � o eaq ng ,ses or now stubborn or pop•1*tla they HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIX- V4`• 4*.u. Mla. Crabbe told me the very by something that is acid by an acquaintance, it proper to tell ELECTRICAL a4utpMENT may' eqem' Remedy' It given .good results. Sold Munro'a brug Store, iii Elgl0, a padp I asked' yon'not to repeat _- iD ' him' _ R -PRICZ PER JAR Ottaw a. Postpaid' 41.00, any one because I promised -1lha. Hinkle I 'wouldn't feu.^ Should the parents Of a sad aqutpmeat Repairs, rewinds, and. equipE Complete is, k Allen 81.0 Sent pt 'of price 1beWGRIi ` ., - Mrs." Jabber:' Why,' the mean -child reprimand :b1m_ii_he_mia -- -- — - ,El*ctrlc Company, 2326 Dufferin Toronto. POST'S REMEDIES 8TUIildCOd AND THREAD WUttlfS 1111119! She promised she eves it t}te table WheII= glleata �$itee 631 Queen 8t E.,. Corner of Logan inthumansta�i ages* No opie tin. -me ' wouldn't tell b soul: I11 Certainly are present? - 6. On what occasions is it FARM FOR SALE -munel Why _nDt find out it this 'ti Your troubl*7 lntersidag par. :fall her a thing or two!" Mrs. Gabby: "Oh, no, don't do' necessary that A man wear full 100 ACRES CLAY IAAM, ALL UN. der cultivation, young orchard, _ PERSONAL oculars -Free! Write Mulvaney'& Aeettiaedies, Specialists. Toronto 3, - , evening dread? Brick hoUile with modern convene `IenceL - n t - Bank barn; water to barn. `UH you she had told me ou told y two silos. drive shed, electricity. One BLENDOR TABLETS, . HARMI.ESB TEACIiER9 WA1vTCD litr.n = HEMORRHOIDS • Mile from Church, village School. -Seven miles from Strat• ford. and•ettective. $1 (two weeks' sup - ly'r at all'tdru1 (tw , o% postpaid Dnom tall, QUALIFIED PROTESTANT Teach- for -" «Gwen said if' Bari' ZI R�ll9 Would sell stock feed, !m• with farm. �'Vm. bong- P t q Brat•. '6 Boos,. To- ronto, Ont. er S.S No b, C &Ittbo gle• Sal- ax 8 Y 31160. Apply to Mrs. Gordon Stoughton; ''�'• any - IRS, St Paula. Ontario. Calabogie, Out Vasea her without", arning _ 'she would scream foi her lry Ow !Makers -o Mew Ointmmt Meoea �* Remedy 1Vo I if for Promrodiaa -- FOR NAL3 PROPERTIES ' WANTIl3 D TO Bug WANTED- 'TEACHER FOR- S.S. No. 2 Aubrey,'8tate father.« "What did you do Y"" - 81s*ding Pllas, L sold in 7758*, with fie, orlatesnal �ies Flies 758. Mecc*gi1* �tor�IaBo�d SOME L,+HOICE YOUNG REGISTER. ed Yorkshire sows just bred, WE RAVE BUYERS WAITINQ for Chicken Farms, Market Gas. qQualifications. Salary i80U .[or qualified teacher. ` E F. ''Griffiths, Oxdrift, Out. ' _ « „ I warned her. - .. c Ordie oT numberlrom your Drusdit and some choice young Registered boars deni'and. town or village houses TEACHER, fn all part■ of Province. send full QUE- PROTESTANT, - »': =:. about readyy for sarvica Eddtir Dennis, P-m S. Aurora, Particulars is confidence at - once, "' --we -make no charge unless we . b� Int.; Diploma, tirades 6 -9, for Joliette English Schopl. Salary A preacher dialed long din- sell. Powell -and Company, 6 St $100 glue $14.45 bonus. Apply, im- tanee in Order to "call - -a .- clergy.. _. friend Of his in a distant tt - MIDDLE ARCTIC BLUE - FOXES. SILVER Foxes Mink: New Fencing*, Suppltes. Dandi, Clair East, Toronto. T edes LeJoli tte, W. Hogg, sec - ;« tow town. =AGE` Swift Current, urren $eakatchewan. PBOTOGRAPRT - TEACHER FOR PUB�.IC BGHUUL No. "Do you with -to place a ate- tIOII to, station Call?" the WDMEN ( _ --. - _ FOOT BALM 4 Balfour. Apply a &tiny Freemantlo�anderMary eo.$101a asked ' DON'T TRUDGE, THROUGH Chelmsford, Ont. " Operator. _' - -- '' _" - -- _. "No;' came the answer, "par- - H E E`O THIS A D V 1 C E I I_ _ BAUMEElCA FOOT BALM dtl *fro offensive • odor instantiY, 410 - bottle. Ottawa _ T>.e Neat. RW, er HeU A QUALIFIED TEACHER WANT. ed for 'MOB to parson, please.~ H You're croas restltus NICRVOUS -, att>!es hot fleshes. @iWileas-mund - agent:. Denman Drug kttora, . Ottawa - - -HAVE YOUR_ SNAPS 8 3. No. 8, Dalhousie; du- ties to- commence Sept tat. Apply.-.., - _ - Teday►'s veriioti of yestetr. by.•thls.pert�d In a woman's life- try Lydfs 1 Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound. Bads FUEL ROUII WANTED a WRv *led q: rid!! Any i. or s exposure tllm perfectly developed stating-salary- wanted,_to_- John_._ 4 11, Snow Roitd, Ont. - lily's family query; srappeefalli3rr for tooinen. R�44reds of thouiaatls >e- MAPLE, BIRCH A N D MIXED and printed for only Zia _ Supreme Quaitty and fast service Mc EReROSch - R 2IMR 1,, a Public _ - "Mother, , where ass MY - atatlisblrhel2�ed 1b17ow label di»c- ikons, ]ir4sQu�e mm BaDads. + cordwood. First or second growth Also hd -1 "w Sta�tei full 'r, dais guarapte jN� I� PkID'�'O SERVICE itching qNa. 2,, Baldwin. in. parlance and salary. iiesdrgs}?" and lowest prices, Walbr, Walt Schloss. 19 Melinda - expected, to iiliam Z. Labd, Sec. - Tread., Me- _ St.. Toronto, station: l,: ref; eta r _ 4, - �. - .. - - "J +K.i-.d •�i'N.� ' _. ... srl � - - ..- teal. _ ,.. 1vLWSC- : u.as•>Ii •. }f'T+RrYi.i _ - :. .� , ^'� .. -'ate, ^C„ {. `' .� -r `•.,• _ __ ,9rT- ^�:.:i�Y ,r' ,�S�y:7 +' •■ - x 3'llpoley coatiAned trop other pap ! of the liquor traffic". �,L.. -L g�},� Fail S ` LICVa - of all their many mends follow - �m-�ger Governipeat Licensed B°s' Otliee 8!<i� WUU9 the happy couple upon useir new �� Banks of gladioli lorlmed a lovely MAI a Str. — STOUFFYILLLr venture. They, left, oa that evening. • 1 background on the lawn o! the SPECIAL - - - Phyllis McAllister, of Tor - bride's parents on Saturday after. %O°e 191 - - -- - :for a short honeymoon previo onto, was a at the Plukriu -•• �L00 M-;_ tam as early return , to thew Est noon, . Auguat 28, women Mildred Lei- Maternity, Medical and ftroicsi jobs. Hollinger wedding on Saturday aft- L,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wall- 1679 Protein The school will a on Sept. ernoon, and remained, in the c4nm- ter Hollinger, of Cherrywood, be t?aaes' ?awn t Last' yeatU binder to at tho 7th, when Mies Brown, of unity for the week -end. came the bride o! Frederick� A„,�r,�thu�r tllatereit7 Sasai -Roan price. Green take charge. :filar Mrs. Fred Ireson; assiated�iy Pnckriri, son of Mrs. Mary r W�y.1 Registered Ntarsee in At#easdanes Crlaia sad Chops Ot W Suds with a splendid record Mrs. Gower entertained recently_ to -and the.Ute - -Mr; Simon Phckrin, of - -. — — — . Hro — -- -- -- — -�. - a� "24 =How Service �ivea Orieer your chick itsrter y Torout+o- -Normal; - and the an afternoon tea and shower An Audley. Rev. M. R. Jenk anon off- Laying Mashes and Dairy Feeds..: - --`- - as lisps extend to lies a wet= honour of Miss Vera Reesor, °whose feinted, and Mrs. Jack Mitchell sia- -•_r•A'nbali0ce 'Service. some to the riommunity, 'lae needed marriage to Mr. Lloyd Taylor takes ter of the bride, played the wedding Z`� eyes of begs beware they alts repairs to the school have not been place in September. The house was 'music. Given in marriage by her MRS. E. R GOOD' lard to reybtwee. :done as anticipated by the trusteas, tastefully decorated with pink, Esther, the bride wore a frock Of Clarezri�DQtt -ts on account of the scarcity of help. mauve and white sweet peas, and shell pink triple sheer over taffeta, The Guthrie fswnilies here attend- phlox. The guests included ,close fashioned with long foil sleeves, i 'ed the funera in Whitby. on Friday friends of the bride -to-be. gold embroidered yolk and fuTANLEY 'WANTED 1 ' Miss Helen Alves, of Brooklin, skirt, She 'shore a watching ha - - of the late bits.. James MpQuay. g t, _ . DE71D HOR�'ES 'AND C71TTL6 = -- "Mrs. McQuay was married -to the spent the . Q`• y y years the home of her grandmother, Mrs. of pink tulle and carried a bouquet For Tree p1C6 up phone late James Sic ua over sixty - ago, when he lived'on the farm now W. J- Petty. of roses, cornflower and fern, Miss _,.Th eatr� t aROa , , , , , , owned b Fred Puckria which was Owing to Dr. Reddick taking hol- .Doris Hollinger, as her sister's _.. Y_ CLAREXONT '. .. 818 the old McQuay homestead:- She vas- i$sXe- during- Sq"mber. there will bridesansil. wore a powder blue _ R G . , • . • • . , .. , "cell regarded here by the commun be neither church •service or Sunday triple sheer dress. and headress size - 11iTY8lJ pICKERIN(i Be :` school next Sunday, Sept. b. ilar to the bride' and carried a . - its, Very few of her neighbors of a► ��� e AGINCOURT ... ., zone 2141 = htit thine are now living, and very The Woman's Association will cascade of gladioli. Little Miss -Nor- T_ Pkoae Stoatfvdlle, 100 -- We a the honA . Char e6 - , few of the farms are in the ]sands meet at the home of Mrs. Armstrong =a Gale, niece of the bride, acted as pay P � _ - - _ or the iamsises or that day. in fact v,t 91 'r �'•3ai - :tr.;...•..:: ;wt 2.39 - 1...+ . b:.i, A Y, FREDAY, SATURDAY -only the John. Puckrin, the Squire o'clock, September 8th. Group 3, frock, with a garland of sweet Ash 2, 3 and L GORDON YOUNG _LTD and Grasmere farms are op- will have charge of this month's peas, forming her headdress. She -- - /Toronto - Fhone Ad, 3888 erated by the same -families of her meeting. Snbfect for Roll Call — carried a basket' of aweetpeas. Pte. InvWble . Agent - 'Temperance -_., to be temperate in M. V. Hedge, -Ili C. A. • 2L C. was _ all things, and to fight the evils groomsman, and the ustsers were Ilona Massey and Joa Ban t -- -- - —_ - also The Farmers • - -- _ .-- - -- - -' -- News Reel, - Cartoon and Gesudy - -- - .. --- — - - - -_ - - - - - `- - -_ - - - - -- . -- Auctloneerj ' _ - - MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY t AlAn - — :'• O N _- Matinee Monday at 2.� p. -m. Its , . . -N TI SE CE Farm Stoc k s iture Sleo - la r • _ Bambl� A Specialty.. - SERVICE _- • : .. _ .- '.:..:... _ ( Wait Disney animated feature, -. • - A e eel Peat 2, fir: t P. n .fir i o n d i f CJ o era p u l s o r y ,� uat�!r, . � i:,t. +:: i.. i. � Phone Donald Duck a -d ., .-.cey Mouse `i•utifl :jI!e 71019 .l m1olovinent 'Transfers: - : _ _. - .THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURI:PLY M • A I_: �Ev - ! September 9, 10 and 11 473 Cmip and :g Forest Rangers t �l�� .�F ��; rwd$� -- `r 61h Coaitpuliory Employmennt Transfer' Order, issued - Bent Rukees- Achi1'Hb1e' * tb ^ JL under authority of National Selective Service Civilian = : . lationN requires compliance not later than September _�ANTt.L ; '. Se n�iSlr anij Service. Mil, 1943. After that date no employer may continue to employ � � Rddr. Ptsofte e.-zy man covered by this Order, unless under special ,permit. Good Ali alf a Hay - PICK SiS - _ BROUGHAM , = The first five Compulsory Transfer Orders listed occu- • i patrons, and reelntfied compliance by all male employees in _� _. _ ,'l;aeier Mtsraill Ltd. �ClSlelte l'TeIt�ICa - those occupations if (a) in an age and marital class designated ?' Phone !8 lllarltban min- lee thp Melitmry Call-nip, or if (b) 16,, 17-ar 18 years of air .-.;4 The Sixth Order repeats all occupations given in the five earlier tim (Steffen, 'and fzto�U yeats_of.. -- _ -= _. , - - -o iJ1/ - .01 h8 flats Counties of York _ -arts• - sQC-ts--f,,orp. ( both ages inclusive) to L :..... available 'for 'transfer to ties of C. A. 3. F, and a! the LsM e , , jobs, -hy ' • W* ds J. • ftrus• and,Selective Service Office. CA RING • _._. and Preistice). Farm ,ani _ , nt 'ft* clad - >' I3etaile —ems the Sixth —Order e,�- aa—v t:..•.l in ds j tromp - Resisnnsbls Ba 9 .. _ •s • newspapers at the end..-of- August- Copies of the Order may be ROOFING PRONE AGiN. 6s W i. MILLtwO from any Employment and Selective Service Office. We also sell Brantford hoofing WEI to- iL, ,; : of this Order,. or the pre- =— Materials, Empire Bathroom - = #"- cedure under it, ask'.your nearest Employment and Selective _ _ pn'aac, Duro Water i R. C. C-1 LENDENING if f= tii.•rvice Office. - "" Sites. Beatty Stable FUNERAL DMECrOR : • . . • • : .• .. .,. meat, and " .1/l men, married or singe, employed in desigtsaepd ".!Building Materials .:Private Antbstanes \! _.:_. _.,..... aged 16 to 40; are now covered by the •,,. occupations, ag • - Urdef s. To avoid penalties, those scho have not yes soldmatee Free I IE�Mae btu w 9c ^t - - registered mare do so by 4eptember &h, 1943. - Work Guaranteed ,Day ve PtWt p. Phone 6602 J !lBalven 6M0 - , •, - f D Og p aim - — PiCSEBING, OIVTJIRIA r. Tarki1 5111 *tw :,, J - -- - HL1MPHREY MITCHELi-. _ A. MaeNAMARA, +• d • PROII E Minister of labour Dkv~, Nation., Selective Sere co Donevan Leonard and Cecil Hollinger, bro- H. fusers of the bride. Mrs. Mitebell -- -'? - _ played "Because" while the regis- ter was being signed. The bride's - •Oatarlo land Surrgor i t � - - another . fed dress -_ wearing a two; - M >� Str. East, - Os�swa. �• piece printed dress of heaven blue � silk cre2q. She was assisted by the Pboaa 18Yi ► ..-� - grooas'e Itaother, who wore a two - Tempting piece dress t black and white silk crepe. After the reception, the hap- RADIO SERVICE r _ ,Nutritionally Right Py - couple left for a trip to points 1 north and west, the bride wearing S easy to serve healthful meals, ifyou follow a blue tailored suit with navy blue a •rid- '. re- the _ ,1 and white accessories. On their '� ice" • . timely menus in "Eat-to-Work-to- turn ++' turn they will live on the 'groom's _. Win" *. Sound, • practical, interesting — this _. A•jl, : farm at Audley. F Time! IMerestinp... a w rw,uo setMet Turf . :,•_,- ._..... 11 �f !1114 _ 'clever new booklet does all the di6scul time y• Lakin plan in for you. And it's yours FREE. helpful! Lei this oriyi- 11 „ , Iqr,,, $ p, �$ Y /L.,,.It " Card of Thanks - nal new booklet briny �.'.°� :.- -.'Guaranteed Repair Service i .Never was it more important that you pro- s p bettor health to your w - -� Any Make' or''Kodel vide proper food for your family, For good family. MAIL YOUR Mr. and Mrs. William Gray Jr., - and Helen i wish to ex- AR H U R F I E LID tnuuitionis vital toVicto nbw —to health and' 'COUPON TOUAYI -�.. .�.,- and Jimmie Victory = �- - tend their heartfelt thanks and ap- Pii01iE b2 3 - `�appinass after the war. Yet •teeent Govern- '� preciation, the .many acts of'-kind- r !meat statistics show that only 40 percent of :=: r! W. ness, messages of , sympathy, and YICiiER1:,IG 0:�1T. i Canadians regularly eat the right foods, even _ beautiful floral offerings ,received 'though seeemingly well -fed. _ frgm their kind friends and neigh- e - - to-wort , ❑trltionai statements wep a ,� L :',E O N iz /L, L co- r1t10 o-W�n are ecec ntot w Hors during their recent bereave- 4� - -1 —N -u —� and husband Ali of their dear son FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND law Learn the "can't -go- wrong "way to tempting_ Non`s":na Nat ``g Dcyartmente :Fed• • _ - - - J meals that fill every food need t°° °-- J an an y. of your family! Send for your ^ - -- - - - - -- _ - t Mr. and- Mrs. Wirt. Gray Jr. RMBALMHR FREE copy of "Eat -to- Work -to- BOX 600i�T ONTO, CANADA. Mro• Allan Gray and Jimaaie Ruoceseor to W. J. U- ,.ther-1 Tp Win". Mail the coupon today! _ ,; $cogffbillA _. -', „ 1 Plgw.. cam. m�BaBiooD,aEE.t- ae- wodo- ooWio. The Brock Road south froth the "Night. and Day Ser•vii:e -. - t N.I.. 1 Village of Brougham is being re- sus! to that ! thus* Spoaron ?HE SREWMG INDUSTRY �N ARIO)• f ' rIA*w- - -- north Soms ethin ion waited for, Renew Your Sultseri lion Now T a Alp is Wbe intessift f onus * cad bs.l* e g p a via«>r. a ray f'r.e L ti- _-- _-- _----------- - - - Watch The Label For The Data ti . a as usual. The' new time toe• both of Mrs, George Philip was with her 7 the churches' evening' ne ening' services, will sister; Mrs. W. Dobson and family -- -' - -' J - -° ' , 8, 9, 10, 11 or 1 Z os :.' . • . be 7.30 p. m. Remember, that next at BGavertorl last Sunday.. .. ._ TWO °t D " Lb!{POflS COritalrigr, or two 5 O=. Or "Sunday morning the • "hmg's Call.- _ `"to Prayer" will be observed. a — are good for ( two .6 oz. containers, Os three 4 0:. containers. Itey. Keith Daniel.Left for :dew -- - unbarton ear -any combination adding up t to not more than he Post on Monday Rev, Keith Daniel,_ son of M' 6v, total value of the coupons permitted., Walter and Mrs. Daniel, here, - left We are Pleased of learn that Mr. to take his new position in Emnon- sIIlpL3ERa - Separate instructions which are similar #o the regulations Of applying on sugar rationing are available from any branch of the bon, on Monday. He will be Director W. C. Forsythe has returned horn - Pp ymg i of Bible Scvhbols 'and' Young Peo -" froern - the .Oshawa . Hospital, where Ration. Administration, for quota users; industrial users and suppliers. �M1 pie's Work, for the' Western Piov= he had been taken' owintt to serious ,=tees. injuries received while at work. Hel RATION ADMINISTRATION •: � v •W - .- - -, - •x,,,.uw,,:,,�,,, � will be confined to his bed for the . :,'• r e next two months, He wishes to Y Women's Instttute Meeting. thank his neighbors and friends for coew The Women's Institute met at the their kindneps, especially to those ,.home 'of Mrs, Henry Johnson, Al- who offered their services an blood _ 'l s '; • •,�.' y .`Y „', ' K' N•t ice,' '/. - - r V” �' - donors. ing. with the fruit picking at Oak - . C Q&44 g -, - 'ours at Whitby High Sabool. _ - -.. - - - The Dunbarton Unit of the iced The many friends of Mr. J. L, -°� ; have returned after spending s hol- t ton& members being =vests. Altona Cross will meet in the basement of Pegg are pfd to learn that be, Ross �pnd Mrs. Disney, of Gtreea- ; ' ;day in the H&liburfcon District m members gave an interesting prog- the United, Chut;oh there, on' Tues- is recovering nicely frohe his ree. wood, called on friends here on 0all•• Msti sad Mrs. R. F. Cooper, of r ram, consisting of a Paper, entitled, d&y► Sept. 7th. A lot' of workers are out operation at Oshawa Ha taL day lariat. " needed sa_ thereia.- W. -of - lAlabertard,' visited with Dr: and . "T" Union Jack and - -_- hat -it Misses Edna Green, 1[arlorieiad Co, one to Fred pyoieiis - - - -- -, and 'another, giving work to be done. Doris Byers and--Ehleea Sadler via-_ And._]�im _M W • Mrs. S. Rusnohr spent s few days sketches of some of tree Native • ited the Fair for Britain on S-atur=" .their- with relatives in Hampton. Sons of Ontario . County, .namely: d The bride � Jssnes Coates spent the weer I ;and Sir Hamer Greenwood. One of w Greenwood B with W. F. and Mrs. Disney' at left for North Bay and other Oat. with llfss :�oiurt�Oates: -- l.the projects was explained in a G Brooklin on Sunday. trip. Their fisaay friends extend to Mrs. W in the Sunday School roc life to - bliss a lags were enjoyed. - Claremont Ins. M Mm Whitehead' and ' son Paul, Sept, 2, at 2 p. m. A quilt, for . About one tivadred friends poet day", .. on Miss Jdaemb. A Aecided )o send cigarettes t ilea Moe, H G. McIntyre f followed the. business meeting. :'Sadler. Mrs. Whitehead's many . put on a Sae program in the cliitrch showered their 'daughter Iforis, and'. . . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dop>rtng via- - friends are pleased to, know that ' � ite3d relatives over the week -end Taylor -Loysti Y Pig u -Covri�e�ent s Miss jean Ward is away on hol- orated with gladioli and ferns today last. Christmas, evening. Sunday School here, at 10 bride's home here. The good what for t the marriage of their daughter, M - - : 1 - biraViolet F'iikey* is s a Mildred Eleanore Loyet. Oshawa, to 1 leer- sister,-in amu- r -- VI flton. a ontoq spent else .week -eil d with Miss ' ed. Mrs. L. Muglas played the wed- ding music. Mr. L. Dougiss asng. O Ottawa. Sepbeextbw lot. 1943. - - Born, IA Mr. and Mrs. Robert The brides, given in marriage by her - - Dawson, on Sunday, August 29th, at father, wore a floor-length gown of - : St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, a white brocade satin, made with fit- - - daugfter. t ted bodice and full skin. The floor- Pte. Harold Coates was at home l length veil was caught with orange - -_ __ - -_ - -' -- - -__ -- _ -_ _•-_ __ -- ___ -- - - a b blossoms. She ca.►ri ,d n_ bo. let o± - _ - - Yeitli D - - - - -- - . here. i bridesrnmAt -i� s guw;: oz pale - - ,Gordon Borland; who r_as b-en f Ve— G.},'y: -. �,� a :e.eirg halu E EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2nd vacationing at his home here has -hat. Sbe carried a bossquet of peach - returned to his position ill take '3•. girls, ; rsr•-! :err ps 1, an t; rat: � � Si 'EET SPREAD r his•therne for next Sunday morn ?n3 ces L)yst, carr;ea a-oask,t'af sweet P -_ "Love, a Ne- essity in Church- Life", peas ;. George hlciM';i :;�m.e was � - - - and i.i idle evening, ''The Chrr� :131 gn"xns.nan. At toe rice pac :;" c..: ` - - : __.. Race b _ ` The Women's Missiona.-Y Society dress with corsage of rea roses; ; he _ wi!i hold its regular 'monthly meet- ,'groom's mother who . also recce :v .d, - - ��s _ a+r :'fit :y, A iMaxmalades Extracted Hone Consb Honey j Church. Mrs, Luther Pilkey's grrnup wedding trip to Montreal t: e L. ,I.: / / r : a I� black aiecessories. -Mr, and. Mrs. Wm. Maple Btzt #e :/ Maple Sugar, MOlasSea, Corn - . -' :..Vitlism Birkett Winner of the G = _ Sinclair Bowling Trepby. - - Syrup. Cane Syrup, or any blended Tabl* � � At a well- attended tournament of � - - , , ing l ham _ -- ; William Birkett, Stouffvtlle, won _ _ t - -_ - O rinks. Mr. Adana, Whitby, winner ad the family-re-union picnic of the 4 the above- listed ProdVms excelpf ea till - at U_ . -r 1 -t cuntnd- latter's people, near, Stouffville one . .. 4 Mr. Earl Beare, of Claremont, 3rd, . day s surrender of a vvelid ralien 2eDOOn. _ `aft Mr. Preston, Agincourt, 4th. ( Mr. Ben Carter and Mrs. A. Jw*- - :-son. Green River, were, Sunday vis- - - - - - Caan3a= FaetA�ries. _ .. - Doasld and'- Peggy -. Lou Ritchie -- = = government is supplying can- are holidaying at Stoney Lake with - O 20L Stinky* ll o twe oeelpeeas reo llwl - - . Mr. Wilier Symes' told the Nieves short holiday there. � �+ ems' � �� - oat, -and all canning will be done in pleased ta_$sve 7Rev. Keith Daniel — — - - t the larger cans this Year he said- „� them last Sunday again. His T be an equal shasinq of the available supplies. Persona - - _ -- nm_ only trouble is - more help " _ - ._ _ _ _.._ b •that h them to acquire more sugar is bet their - -Ing the tomato crops, and that this. ed in Samuel 23, verses it to 11. _ _ r year should prove a "bumper crop" The Women's Institute will hoid - - v "'To my knowledge, this year's crop their September meeting on the, 14t21 will W the largest since ;931." Mr., at the home of Mrs. Carl Devitt , Hynes said. Hostesses : Mrs, Devitt, li',ra. Oscar � ,: ' Wilson, Mrs. A. Gray ana Mrs. W. � el�N9 r� redout Man Mentioned Knox. peen _ "Citizenship„ - - -�Star Writers Wavateb taken by M'ra. B. Bi Roll all '-:formerly of Claremont, was .ment- -"One duty of a, citizen". � � ioned i elf . b day's • Toronto Star, ' I f' Correspondent, Frederick Griffin.. during the weer. 1 � ` `� .��,• with t ` i L:. J17, MV04 E; Norton, Toronto,' who was at families, recently, r Eolmes e! Maple Syrup 10 FLUID On = men h �, x; - = p - off_.by- a sniper, went f sr ' ' w saying, "Ilse going to get from a distance who helped to make _ _ - ' C= S * Cue Syrup, a UY , herded s ffiocli, • a ymp' ■ . ., . .• ■ -■ r SZ FLUID OZS. - • • _ ;q' was killed by the, sniper's return Harvey and daughter, Camilla, or 1 fire". In Toronto, 'he leaves, " his Montreal; , Miss _Ella Wallace . aria � ��� Fto�t o widow and child (the latter he has Mr, and Mrs, W. J; Brown and son ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ± ' ' r ' ' -' • never seen). Last week's News car- Tom., of Toronto, with focal call - " " �r ried the obituary. of Corp Norton. ' + ers, Cards, letters and gifts made it i ile „ „ „ i an auspicious occasion. Mr, Brown' ; ■ ■ ■ r - . • e ... ; -: mot, Stouffville, and other points, The John. Knox family and Sarah possible for the consumer to get the.eaaert coupon value. gathered in the Park last Sunday' Malcolm were guests. of friends at - EXAMPLE '. If you are buying jam in containers- evening for the last of the Park Wick, last 'week -end •. : : _ - - - -_' - • _ Services for this summer. ' Text The Gillman family visited the O _ ,, , _ -- ' e is . good for or two 3 oz. containers. _ _ Y . '';+. - _ • ':" . t ' i,' ref" p., .� y�, �� „•ti,r ,.. uaelity counts ¢n:that . he is inn good healltth. Barker sent 1 . a few men ashore to lAfallette s 1..� ,r wh, sat �%Q'j,1Lr' which, _ headquarters and picked him up • 7 without any fuaa." US$ only a tea , ~US uSe • e— "You did this' - -limed Do- _ loxes. "To the man I love!" 4C. "It seemed the best thing to do, considering everything," re- r ... . , _ tarried King gins. "No use --leaving ay-hMmite Aying _iu_v. !,. - - - - loose in a place you happen to be - - - - ,- _'T- fond of. I hoped that it would prevent any chance of an out, '`•= --� t'Q break; but it seems I was, wrong." " •' - -•.•y _� "Yon may steal him, but you >�tj � .. � :•.'�.' will never make me forget to love him," said Dolores. -- ,entered, gravely tendered an en- "Weil, maybe not. But this °4� 1 velope. wireless I got today—might help \ • -- - "From the Wireless Office, even in that." He drew the flimsy By sir," he reported. "Will there be note from his pocket -and handed VAPTAiN FRANK H. SHAW an answer ?" Dickie tore open it over. ` - ___ _ the missive, read, frowned, 'then "Ferdinando -- Don Ferdinando CHAPTER XXIII — began -to- laugh. He sat down and has implored to be landed at Sts. Wynne, was waiting for him. scribbled • hurriedly on a blank. Augusta to— to-- re.oin his wife! " - 2%e two men grinned amiably a the iesult to Manuel, He ga flamed "Dolores. _'.. 'a one. another. with mcney. Well, one of his wives, any- ,` A Than Wynne gave an exagger- "That's about the • best news how. Though I didn't even know I've Lad ou 11 .," he mentioned. � was married, except that he 80� greeting. , "But yoprre not going to�be tbs • struck me as the sort of scan who - -= --"4 ling, life for ever!'- �e - - -first to hear it,' Wynne." ' _would be— pretty extensively." ssiid. • • • '•He vowed I was the only �r�EH r60' " x: "I feel ss if I had been, Wynne.. woman he had ,ever loved Y' said How's everything? 'Coffee ?" Apart from in sporadic a suddenly tearful Dolores. Then f "Pin full to the bilges with outbursts dawn in the ciyt a our- her expression hardened. • f Chief. We hadn't much lieus, the attempted revolution " ' coffee, Is this tree? she challenged • else to do aboard the Almirante." was over; and already the forces a Dickie who .abrugged almost u "You worked the oracle there of law anal order were active in expressively as a true -born Hiys- f" - -all right, I'm giaa to say. Auel" .1� °g up }'° mesa when Dick +_ls„ i:oableT' Higgins started to cross the Plaza "Captain Barker wasn't prompt- Grande reasonable, , at the Caen aF' ICei o. Iibn tl,re� p f _ ��Q was in the patio, heavy -eyed of eondirioae !]>ie year. - Grande on his way to breakfast „d by me. he said. Suddenly after I d told Don Enrico cast own LR a — -- Owm what you told me to say. `y and laughed uproariously. �' Sunk y Mined " but genuinely glad to see the „ in recent fears, there his been •- "What? About suggesting to What need his this country ' Consul.' a great improvement in the win- t. 'the - President that their pay of . a Dictator when it -already has sales and their equipment Today The .British Admiralty and Air - -: -- .- ahould be raised ?" "Yes, yes, there were stated, re- a King"' he- roared. "King .Big- Ministry claim that, since the - _ "Yes, that --and other things." f.,rts, one admits," he elated, re- gins— Hiyatala's greatest man." �e Ontario Wise Indnstrt is a Their eyes, meeting, twinkles ferring to his adventures inland. ••yo its humblest," corrected respected modern and efficient beginning o! the war, some 400. Silly. "'they were all for shell- "But ill's well that ands well. Dickie. iadastry producing Ontario wines enemy ships have been conk by hW Fart Jean to bits, of coarse— your Excellency. I am told Do- , • • • _ which are pare, of high Quality, �nsa• loses owes her life to you." and of excellent taste. Mines are laid by airplanes, by !bay wanted some target pmc- cool, refreshing breeze be- suitace mine layers and b mine- _�jQt Quite than But I d like This notable improvement is y tia; but I persuaded them against in t., t,t.,,r themah the awn - _ N. And that Commandos thought her to owe her happiness to me, fined patio. - plant, equipment and quality of laying submarines; it thus lies in one fine day. Is, she better? It -product in She Ontario Wine In- the field of ' three - dimensional - — It would be salutory to lob a "Ah, there's the 'Doetor'�._ -start. warfare. And as regularly as' r will iabeztiest yon-- to know that - duetry' springs from the tali recoi- �� y "Min.. shall or two into the Flaza eZ again, " saws Dickie. - -- -- mines are laid, they are swept u hov. But I pointed out that the earthquake bRS revealed s "Are you too tired to nitioa by the Grape Growers and > p new vein of gold —the mines will go for the Wineries of the mutuality of by the busy mine - sweepers witb- _ _ :: tbsy might bit the Consulate, a ride, Dolores; it might be bet- their far•reac n vane - and that world sever do; so they pay a better dividend than ever. ter than sitting idle ?" Veeir interests and from the whop ti i s, "Dios, the aplomb of the Eng- g hearted understanding and co• keeping open the lanes of nor- satisfied themselves with' a blank , She fought with emotion for a mal traffic. ' -lash. It is whispered by a bird operation existing between them. . round. moment, then nodded. It fa i tins example of the ad- There i. a sto + Id o! tae. „ thct el Consul Inglese had a fin- story - We heard old Caspardo s But I have a quarrel with - gee is this pie. Do' you Know " vintages to be gained by both Rs` Great War concerning : certain - speed -boat when we were waiting, ,,, you. she explained. _ ails, so we went out and rounded' anything. "A good beginning for married ricnitnml ;rower sad' processor channel leading to a British pc.-t; bias up "Well, I'd " rather , tell ' what I „ throw intelligent and equitable that it was mined regularly' by he had a load of rifles life, laughed Dickie. 1 : just know to the family as s wholes want to draft out i report to my eOO�r�Oa' � the Germane every eight, and as " and not a leg to stand on. They especially Dolores," said Dickie. promptly cleared by 'the Erit- were all for hanging him from „ Chief at° home; and then Ill have - Good. She shall be present, „ FAVORS 1 -TO-24 dCLOCK h mine- sweepers every morning. - what they've got is the way of She ponies sound in no time. said Dan Enrico, with -& snap of He said to Sebastian, is his - This a,' „ ,;, finds eminent One morning the commander of a yardarm; but I advised them to his jaws: He or no fem- support in the opinion of John the mine-sweepers wait a bit." own office: P peas became c ir- inist; she has done sufficien$,mis- ••Take this down: 'There his Kieran, sports writer par excel=' ions as to what would -happen Manuel moped on the door, „� Whe o marty her, lease, Shakespearean authority. if he neglected his task, so only Richard; knoe t� emancipation Knowisage -box supreme and star maae a pretence ox carrying oat - - — -- nonsense out of the chit." of revolutionary fever, but the of "Information . Please," who the customary sweep. That night ` -- "The HigZ nswe have atwa s — situation is now wen ia_hsnd: L were nev r better than mow. y alas - thinks it time we - disoardad- -- -cams the German mine -iaypr w _ • WN_EN HENS r been on the side of freedom," and -it ism o inion British trades. • _4�_�,,1�- _drop more mine,• but it was hated the thought I Ain- -and n,m, racism of time - Vown u by some of the mines A� _MSY - Licllie 1... �+ot tars, eseoastian r pp • honght of a Dictator ,,, telling and resorted to a common. sett frosi the night btl te. it is in Hiyatala." Senor. hissed Sebastian , sense 1 -to-24 ' o'clock arrange- said some of the ca tured sur- P t . . • softly. To himself he added: Al -, merit, such as folowrd by the vivors were very angry at this .imieres, lien nun le, ..t ' "aye mid, these English; but it P v .rmy_— Brantford Expositor, betrayal of routine! down to breakfast at eleven m a superb madness,' "And now for the ponies," said. . ` ' _' -4 _ • � � - o'clock. Reports were that the - �D•� Police and National - - Guard ' once Dickie. ME END - = STRAWBERRY PUFF Lowy hew stn s more loyil•to the accepted order, py.s > were tusking good strides with 9 eggwhites ' r, - - Canada Corn Starch Isassf 4tr'wi� the clearing -up . of the city. r Y S tablespoons Crown Bsrnd cup strawberry jam eveCap. "It is not as if a revolution. Fur VT& - Cora S tsasb ,,, ; . . ,. It7s „ yrop Y teaspoon- lemon juice _ i. were as rare as all , that, said I teaspoon Bpnson's or $a� doe and Now. Don Enrico oracularly. "And the A____ To unbeaten. a hitee add corn a and earn starch, which - casualties have been very sma11, - Price �OYed li X5.40 3'p iNlAT1#t imlr TOO -- have been mixed well together. Combine thoroughly and beat all considering— %wee than it this Per Ton OveC Im PeilC wbete hather alas we a poobira -together-until mature stands in peaks. Fold in jam "anti lemon: juiiez C" also be eoatrolled with Lafallette had become Dictator Place mixture in greased to of double • boiler, cover, place over " =,�40,•,p� and declared war on the world." The recent announcement that steadily (but not vigorously) boiling water, and let cook for.40 min - desson die pedwacAsk "I! Ferdinando •ad been here, the Idquor Control Board of On- utes without removing cover. (Use- a large double boiler as the -, there would have been a different tarto had approved a price for mixture doubles its bulk.) Serve hot—plain or with erear , or with ea ) story," said Dolores, rather fierce- 1843 of ;60.00 s ton for grapes to chilled Custard Sauce. SERVES` 5. ' grace. be, used for ,wine making high- VARIATION—Replace the strawberry ly for one in din p y jam -with an equal qusn- Said by "But he !ailed -- he failed!" lights the importance of the wine tity of any other favouri$e jam or jelly such as grape, currant, rasp- Drux, Hardware, g berry, etc. *Wwd and heed �corea said•her father, wiping his mouth- industry to the agricultural later. L. &be Spanish fashion. "He eats of the Niagara Peninsula. ' seems to have runt away at the The grape 'crop is recognized critical moment." ss the most staple money crop of "Be did not run, away!" sm- the fruit farmers of the Niagara - claimed Dolores. Peninsula. This is due not only 'to ' "No; not exactly," admitted an excellent regularity in volume ~ Dickie, looking somewhat shame- of fruit production but also to the } faced. "Not that he was the tin important fact that the wineries FLV IG REDUCTION IN PA ' god he set up to be; he was just afford a dependable market 'for* another filibuster, out for his from bQ�/o to 70%, of the grape own hand, with Hackett capital crop each season at an equitable, behind %him. I made 'a few in- price. i quiries here and there, and all The price paid by the wineries s... _ the evidence goes to show that in each year agreed upon between PRICE OF SM-OKES ,� • he intended to annex this country, the Ontario Grape Growers' Assoc. , and give concessions. right and ., ition, the Niagara Wine Grape You can roll 44 best quality Mild Virginia only left to the Hackett gang." ! Growers' Association, representing Cigarettes for i9i `• r tO "In which .case Hiyatali would the Grape Growers, and the Wine g .: . . (plus papers) have been set back 50 years," Producers' Association. The price _ said Don. Enrico solemnly. " llut so agreed upon has then to • be _ - what happened to this eattmable approved as fair and equitable by Men, who are now roll- mild, mellow. smooth _ Dictator ?" -the Ontario, Liquor . Control Board. — • ti —a - -' - -- Once this approval, is given. it in. g In their own with ness " its consistently fir: - i "Well, as a matter of tact, he's incumbent upon every winery to MACDONALD'S FINE High quality. Cigarettes _ out on the high, seas at the pre,- Dap the agreed upon -price. ent . noment," explained King Peaches, plums and cherries this. " CUT TOBACCO,. are . easy 'to roll with ` Higgins. "He's actually aboard year have all been crop tailurea . retrort . that the-. et MACDONALD , S FINE the Tarragona, bound for Eastern in varying degreee. The fruit y ` $ Orts; and' he'll be away a long, growers of the Peninsula therefore -forty -four standard cig• CUT T O B.A•.0 C 0-1 ion time,." have to look to grapes to .provide oaid the Tarr, o a•• ?" ex- or a large :ilrettes out of ever and . a o to smoke. xw` $. � g part of their. in• y joy .,; m .. claimed Dolores, `i e. c e ed Do ore half -risen fro _. � g t y -her chair. The Price of $50.00 per ton to be package. The popularity A bag 44 -$IZC package t "He was 'shanghaied,"' said paid this year is $6.00 more per of this tobacco is ;grow- costs otily 19e (includ- Dickie gravely. "For, the good of ton than. that paid last year. It Is his soul. Captain Barker, of the, the price which the grape growers lIIg dull►' because Of its frig tax), ` . 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