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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1943_11_05•".4w •¢ qi' ;,r .+ ..4., .x 'Y' '.''0'oi '.f*'. { ar F� -." ;A -. ^.- ._ iz«,. `r• k ,x Have You Heard ?.:::. - - - _jb teacher was explaining to " - her class the meaning of the word "collision." "A collision," she said, •`occurs when two' bodies come together unexpectedly." She pointed to C61 r IV, one child. "Now then, give me - :;�::� • • y an example of a 'collision. "' j _ _ -.�. "Please, miss - twins," came // �i�%i /�i/.• �.�iO4e _ ... the reply. - sweet Si»Ok@ ., C Lind: "If yo looked at a postage stamp, how could e • ONTARIO r you tell we were never going to lose a W"?" "Long: "I dunno." to $uy "Ling: "Why, because the wasn't room for two of us in• the the husband, "But tie them 'eo- / a Kin is always oat the side ", mbulanc w g y ambulance.", y air riv _.. ther o erenc e e a .. Q n see - . ��e � that's sever licked." g , Y - - -- �.S-I&D .0 R - -- _ -_ .. what'll happen thin.. -- - V j An Irish .couple whose married + A D E D T; Little Gordon nod arrived home life was far from blissfu' onto T R from school with a cut lip and a Wife: "I'm afraid the „ n, received a homely lecture from • Q '�eg�at>lOris black eye. Dear me. exclaimed .mountain sir would disagree. _ Vrides �a w his mother. "Do you mean to say their spiritual adviser. "Your dog _ you've walked through the streets and cat," said the cleric, "agree with me." like that ?" "I had to, mum," far better together than you do." �ipbby: "My dear, it _ grinned Gordon. "You see, there "Sure, an' that's thruel "'assented wouldn't dare:" To save time, first to to your nearest .. Firestone Dealer who has complete r� official tin information. He will ad. CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED' rise you if you are eligible and what ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS' - ADVERTISEMENTS elase In are is Then he will help - �Oa fw ' out the Application for a Ration Parmit, furnish the .dealer ARTICLES WARTED FOR ,HALE DETECTIVE COURSE Inspection Report, and do enrythm: HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FOR SALE BLACKSMITH WOOD- BECOME A DETECTIVE - MEN - 'be can to suist you. Cornets, Trumpets, Clarinets, work farm - equipment business, and women over 17, wanted to Sazophones; etc. Shelton -Sher- buildings, eta Present owner car. learn Detective work, secret aerv- -' �A�M$�s • i; -While raw and turd uses and re. wood Co. Ltd., 8fl5A Tongs 8t, fled on profitably forty years ice. Easy course by mall. Write Toronto, OaL brthur Crone, Nottawa, Ont for free information. M. Julien, treaded tires an restricted to essential Box 25, Station T,, Montreal. buyers, no permit is necessary for tin _ ile.e oa lsrss ereatan, rase AUTOMOBILS11 -LINED CHOPPING 'JSILL, RESIDENCE, MACHI'_1iE8Y WANTED - IsV•s sad rusks sn sbia repairs or retreading.. If you know of and 4 scree of and, electricity, - for rplsermsat pro.la.d rust s minor bruise or out, have it repaired USED CARS WITH IiUUD T1RE8 mill contains 18 -inch chopper, ACETYLENE WELDING AND for b• " Pred er ee. Immediately. If your tir*l w smooth, See us first- Mount Pleasant MO- roller, corn' Sheller andseed mix- tssedsd. Fsrthwaars, say make ements now to have thaw tors Limited." Used Car Lot at er. Terms ;6.500 - 85,000 cash. .oz rains s adult s g 3040 Yong* Street; Head Off cat •Write A. C. Lepard. R,R- 4, Brant- CUTI7NQ OUTFIT formor rapider tie dine o W p�s. retreaded. Better still, have the 132 !fount Pleasant Road. To• ford. Lathe 18" to 24" swing x, 10' Bed. . nelo red � Fer Firestone Dealer give ow tires a =onto. Telephone BY. 313L , Air Drill- and Hammer. Rotary, i644sr aakr�a sw 4omplete expert Inspection, PURE BRED JERSEt HERD, 24 Sheet Metal Shears- Iron Planer, r asereet Ftrsssoa• DeeMr. shaft Dare in his heads. BABY CHICKS Cows =eel D producers two thous- Shaper. A Eberaol, Ml verton, Oat TOO LATE TOO LATE pnd. Also 1942 Model V. Case MEDICAL NEXT SPRING DON'T LET IT BE _Tractor on rubber 8900. Donald said "too late." Sens! for our price Armstrong, Route b, Brampton, STUP ITCHINU TORTURES OF lust and order your baby chicks 'Ont' eczema psoriasis. ringworm, ath- now. One dollar books your order. WILD FOWL A.rD ORIENTAL Iete's (oat add other' skin Irriea. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Britan- 'dons with Ellk's Uiatment',No. b. Poultryr Black Java Bantams. r, crlption of noted skin epee. ale Heights, OnL D Prairie Fowl. ' Peafowl; Choice alist itch relieved promptly, WE HAVE A LIMITED NL3dBER Dairy Goats, Elgarsdale Goatary, skin healed quickly or money re. or started chicks and laying pul. Aylmer. OnL funded. 81.00, i:i.00. Mail orders A1iE� leis, on hand for-quick ordering. !flied promptly: Order, today from DayoWo hatched to order so let's _ DAIRY EQUIPMENT, PASTEURIZ- $Ilk's Medicine Co, ,Dept 21. Box have 9our'a soon. Be sure you at, etc., caDachy, four hundred 334, Saskatoon. I are "V6 ■� I -: , - 'a..W`Dt�d� -_' pua3 -L+ Further particular•. Pat- terson Brae., -Bala, Ontario. , ' flue stock for call and winter WINTROL USED EXTERNAt:LY cars is selectioII.. 8., Yef, but the John rSts N., Hamilttoon. Oai l�a QUILTING PATCHES FROM MF+N'B for Arthritic, Rheumatic, Near- Haw Can 1 ?• i suitings and remnants for all ant s and other pain. A pieaa- Miss should be enclosed by par. PULLETS IDurposes. Ladles', Boys' and Men'■ ant smooth and potent Oil. C om- W ear. Louis Rice, 811 Spadina Trial la z. bottle s and heating. •_ ' _ entheJteBr (Min) Hilda J. $mit16 PL'LLETB; EIGHT HUNDRED, '�Csfal 1 oz. bottle •end 81.00 and _ By: Anne Ashley red to lay, White Leghorn pul. Avenue, Toronto. name of nearest druggist, Philip y `. Always present. the younger lots. June hatched, excellent lay. - Patterson Co., 73 Adelaide W., woman to the older, but if they Ing @train, S1.26. Hawkins' Faso IsaanuRE881NG SCHOOL Toronto, Ont. _ Co.. Tillsoriburg, Ontario. Q. HOW much eCcoa meat be WIV both Of about the same age, L D A R N HAIRL)RESSINO TRZ GOOD ADVICE: EVERY SUFFER• aced when it is being substituted it doesn't " matter. 6. N0; she CATTLE FOR SALE aanobejsqu*st method. g ding` clmiiis - ftle- should mtryicDi Pains oRemedy. ;ior chocolate? should ring for_ the porter. 8. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF Robertson's fiairdressla Aced- - ' i 3rIunro's Drug Store. SSB Elgin. With the fork. oung Yorkshire Boars and Bows am7'• is? Avenue Road. Toroatt>,- Ottawa. PostDald. 81.00, A. If one wishes to substitute months old. Price 1113.00 regis- e0coa for ehocalate,.it is Well t0 ,. tared to purchaser's name. Iilat- _ HERBAL REMEDIES MINK FOR BALE "member that three tables In 1'904 when girls did swim, thtas Wtlliameon, Priceville, vOnt. pOOIIe QUALITY QUEBEC MINK FOR of cocoa are equal to -one square They dressed .like Mother Hub - DTIRING is CLIIANING THE BOOK OF HEALTH sale until November 1S. S40 each, bard. A new edition, lust printed. Larger Norminque Ranch. E,. Raymond of chocolate: And a .little more SAVE ' YUU AItTT83N/3 NEEDS and more complete. Tried and mail, Eaat Farnham'.., Quebec. - - batter must be added, as the But sow, they have a different dyeing or cleaning? Write tom tested English Herbal Remedies cocoa is not s0 rich as 'She Chord- whim', for information. We are lad to ,will give you lasting relief. Rec. OFFER TO INVENTORS a They dress like mother's Cup- answer your questions. glad ` emmended' by thousands . of Carl- IUte. intent H, Parker's Dye Works sdlans. Write for your Free copy AN OFFER TO EVERY ItiVENTUI!i Q. How can "I mike a mouth board. Limited. Till Tonto Street, To. 'today. Dept. 88, Health Products Lilt of Inventions and full Infor i Tonto. Ltd.. Saskatoon, Sask.- Station sent free. The Ramses . lash? Co.. Registered Patent Attorneys. A. By mixing twenty drops of ELECTRICAL E%UIPMENT LIVESTOCK 378 Bank Street, Ottawa. Canada 'tincture of myrrh in forty table- Laid Your idle Equipment IILECTiiIC MOTORS, -N$W. USED. Wwha ED RELIABLE A HERS PERSONAL - spoonfuls of water: This solution With Us bought, sold rebuilt; b e t t s. modation and rough teed to win- THE ALISON ACH pulleys, bruahea, Allen Electria ter oung cattle. Write number 130 WAYS TO MARE MONEY AT Jis both healing and eleansiiig. Company Ltd. 2821 Dufferin Bt, y •Toronto. could be accommodated, how home -fn spare time, b dollars a - HOW can ' I et of 124 pages one Q. prevent the COMPA s ET D � 'h -.bead monthly. Write pA Oft�ice day. Mike ]gnash. 145 .e10thesline from tangling? 208 ]°mew street PANNING M1I6L- 80: 578. Toronto. Margueretta Ave., Toronto 4,•Or(t. _ A. Boil the new clothesline for - T RONTO Z B. about thirty minutes before us-- FANNIN MILL (Kline) PROVED HERBS RHEL'IIATiC PAINS beat seed grader. Screening re it, and it will not tangle so Ira. Kline Manufacturing., 4201 HERBAL REMEDIES. WRITE FOR IT'S IMPORTANT -EVERY Sur. easily, will Wear ffiuCh longer, Willard Ave., Toronto. Free Catalog. Forty years' expo- terer of Rheumatic Pains or Neur. - and will not stretch!. rience. Notvetl's Herbal 'Labor• ilia should try Dixon's Remedy.' • FARMS FOR 8ALF1 story, 18 West Hastings Street, Munro's Drug Store, 385 Elgin. Q. How emit I remove the odor 'Vancouver, B. C. Ottawa. Postiaard ;1.00.. of fried onions and flail from the TOWNSHIP OF: WILLIASSSBURG- PATENTS PULLETS JkiteheII? Concession 7, contains 200 acres about 170 cleared, .30 acres bush,•. FETHERSTUNHAUUH.A CVMPANY 'BARRED RUL'K HAMIP�JHIItES. A. Pour a' little vinegar into mostly hardwood, atone house, Patent Solicitors. Established Hybrids Sussex, '4 to 6 months. ibe frying pan while it is still frame tool shed, driving shed and 1890; 14 Sing Went, Toronto. 135 to 185. Joseph'.Horrigan. Ay. f implement house, stable, barn. Ap- Booklet of- Information 3n re- ton, Ont. bot and It Will remove the odors, t+l \ g T Mrs. M. W. Locke, Williams- Quest Another method is to sprinkle - eatMeal in the an and shake it PHOTOGRAPHY SHORTHORN CATTLE p . B IN ESSA,a TOWNSHIP, 150 ACRES ' -ever the flame until the meal be. .1 dairy. lLarming•esixettelda °watered DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH - our nextR dual dual- UShort ti Sing to ee0lCh. by spring creek; 10 acres hard- The Heat. Kato or 5411 horn herdalre. Our present offer- ' Q. How Can I make' the leaves " wood bush, fourteen acres in fall HAVE YOUR SNAPS Ing includes choice service age +alt ivy glossy? - - . _ wheat, 25 acres in clover. Barn bulls and females. Alan Alderson, 36 x 86, two threshing floors; Deliver" by stall Route 4, Hamilton. A- Bub the leaves' with a Cloth 8110. is x Z imple"MUL el.e�."hen- Any 1 or 8 < vva,.. o 311... :. dampened in salad Oil, and see house, garage, dwelling 10- roomed developed and 'printed for only 25c. SHORTHAND - TYPING cement 1% miles to church and Supreme. quality and fast service that a beautiful gloss it produces. school, 2% to station. Priced to guaranteed, SHORTHAND x ---� Sufferers of ant, ARp9y1J. H. McCann, Utopia, IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE AND TYPING -IN 6 TO 1S WEEKS " PILES bleeding and R. tation J. Toronto SPEE SIGN, LNG o1�r_n'E �Z uette p r O t r Rding 196 ACRES f LAYS 20, 21, 7th CON. Famous "NO-SIGN, NU- SFJ[BUL" 9 cession 0t bLoateagle school on PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS System Sy: Roberta Lee Piles Should'` remises-; 125 acres workable, 12 FOR s�C - S�entific, "Principle System" of know QUnkerB Herbal P1118 treat balance Pasture and wood land shorthand, using the ABC's. Per the cause at Its source. - Mone 1'h miles station and store. Rural y mall, frame dwelling, 10 room' Select your favourite negatives and !acted during twenty years of 1. IS on! drops a knife or fork back if the first bottle does II0t house, furnace, cistern, woodshed, send to us. We'll return 12 prints teaching and worldwide use -en. ___NI the floor, is it all right t0 satl8fy. Bu from drive shed, barn 45 x 75; never mounted ar attractive, embossed doraed by educators, approved by y your druggist.. - failing well in baserrient, sheep greeting cards, with envelopes for the business world, civil and mfl'i- Idek it up, wipe it on the napkin shed, pig and hen stable, sugar mailing, for 69c. The most original Lary. services. The Course t•- clear. &Zd continue using t? bush with boiling camp ; near greeting cards you can get -the concise and complete, making home. g " house, small orchard, -further` in- kind' your friends. will keep -cards study easy and effective. B. Is It good• marinres for a HEMORRHOIDS formation apply Alex Cairns. that men on active service at home SPEEDWRITINII SCHOOL OF _ e ek-end guest to bring a gift `Hybla; -Ont - - - and overseas 1IRe to get Order CANADA t the hostess? Z I RlIi1821Ies ___ early. (2 Photographs on Calendars 1015 Pigott Bldg.,_ Dept. 7,_Fiamiltori -: FARM, 230 ACRES. 8 MILES FROM -tar- -7-,60 _ - ___ _. i. When signing y the Makers of Mesa 011ltment' STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE TYPEWRITING fining her name to Ottawa at Gatineau Point Two Mecca Pile Remedy No. 1 b for Protracting houses, both with .outbuilt>iz ATTENTION. Touch Typewriting ,a business letter, must'an' unmar- prim dad is sold in Tobe. with pips, Bo: Ile, Postal Terminal A, Toronto BlssdJr+t Pil Modern cow barn for 60 hen Tied woman use "Miss" as, "Miss lainternsispplication Prlce75a Meoaa • Dairy contract. Box 42, 73 Ade- �rYour quality to colouring and de- correspondence course - taught Hilda J. smith"? Rs®s No.9taforEztwmlltehingPlks.Sold ]aide St. W., Toronto. Yveloping is excellent,", terbo ough, rites acne- in ;evc weeks. 3909 Ontario East„ ; Ill Jar and is for• external vas only. Prlee 4500. tomer at Peterborough, Ont. 'and Montreal. _ d. How does one know which OrderVy -D mbst'lromyourDruss� yqur service is prumpt and guaran. - FARM WANTED teed. I am particularly fascinated TAI'ww'UHM acme to.-mention first, ,when in- with the coloured enlargements a'nd WILL MAKE SUBSTANTIAL. CASH STOMACH AND THnEAD- WORMS., tsiOduClAg two Women? Payment on suitable farm. Mod. such Christmas cards., Your ally- for D such quality work are really •econ- . often are the cause uC ill- health 5. Is it' all right for a woman a r, ern buildings and, conveniences omical and 1 appreciate your prompt, in humans all ages. No one Im. w ask a fellow passenger on a MIDDLE AGES referred, Bolt ,46; 73 Adelaide 8t. _ Any Slze RoU -8 or 8 Exposures.' munel Why, not. find out g this pp reliable service." - t2ti�D t0 open .her window? W., Toronto, Canada. 1s your trouble? In sting pair -- _ - FUUT BALM DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 33e ticulare -Free! Wr Mulveney's 6. ,Should cantaloupe be islet -SZ a >11UUNTEIT ENLARGEMENTS Sae Remedies, SDaciallats, Toronto 3, *1th -the fork or the spoon? WOMEN (412) BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destro a Size 4 x 4" in Beautiful 'Easel OnL offensive odor inatantl 45c Mounts. ANSWERS NEED THIS A O V I C E l 1 bottle. uttswa agent ]Penman -„ You can _ have enlargements ' colour- TRACTOR AND S'41.31'MENT - 1. No,' never pick up my silver It ours cross restless, MMVOIIS- Drug Store, Ottawa. *d by hand for a small additional ■ shat has been . dropped. If the �er hot � , �ess•-'aausod , charge. WE ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZ. - by thlr period In a woman's life -- HAIR GOODS • „- ad tractor dealer in Toronto car- try Ly" IL, Piniham's V Lae Framed- Ealargemeats 4" x 6 on ;>tostesf has not noted the serf- eget� tying a stock of genuine Fordaon Compo nq d. ]lad �eapeotsllV for Only firm 1n Canada manufacturing ivory tint mounts, In frames 7" x 9•', tractor parts. Slall orders prompt- - sent, ask for another knife Or 8vadreEs Lhonsand• r*- Indira' and gentlemen's hair foods Burnished Gold or Sliver, Clrcasstan tr tilled. Ford-Ferguaon tractors. ;lpk. Z. Yes'; It is the Customary aoarlabl hel To11owLDsldkee- excluatvely. Write us for Darticu Walnut or Back Ebony finish 59c; and parts also carried to stock. - "$ing #4 do, and the gift need l Tara. Y 1f enlargement' colovrsd 79a Truck- Tractor Equipment Com- Set be valuable but should show ' WHITE'SL HAIR. GOODS ti Print your mime and address plain. pAny Ltmlted, 34 Noble Street' (at 3138 ]'sap 8t. 3'i»ate. Oatarle 1>!' on all orders. Queen ]Vest subway), ,Toronto. er .,y .. -e:. ' .. �,. ' � , ..� ..y.; ,,.C. � ?•T•�;�i �.:.�Ymi' ti' - i•^+ «:`"p -i�r' "� —�;. Cvs�f+ • .,•,.1 . •�•- _ �S.• ..A'.'/'•. S A., "G.',:,. .,( ••... •,fin, 4­1 1 - � K" . w~ . •{�'[T �..,r•... YJ, .y +" c `"r" :t�' ti: ro:r'' - ..ks �' .ry - a .p .,�� ',�,, •*..•9r,, �•Rt ' "7 ^Y '� _ _ • ,..'.$ *aV:i i✓... .: _.. ,``.n*,'x-'t:6f ;W4��'w., _ '^I ih •• ,. .a' ±T•~ �i'r �.�' ' _' ?. - �^;,..i • c .. sib':- 4',s•,:_ V�,S ai- ..'7c.. • - •'. ..' _ :. _ •,41.0 '.isfP•..:Y��� ' • .fir �2.y4..i. (' ` . , - . ±1 -SCOUTING a .: - -OL.D SE DOG B I G G.E S T COOK Y one of the first things former Boy Scouts in the British Army did on the .completion of the occu- - $QYs: pation of 'Sicily was to form Scout group, which they named S 3 - G y the- "Lawrence of Arabia Rover s '� -� -- Crew: ' r When a new military hospital A.. Waft- opened in Chatham, Ont., a- �� few years ago, Boy Scouts of the ,• _ _ - city decided to keep the hospital �/fL supplied with medicine bottles, for which "they made- regular col- q : lections. Since that time they ... ' KEEP BUYING � have kept the hospital completely supplied and recently gave an _ -- - added 3,000- battles. VA►R - -- SAVINGS - STAMPS =— = 'Wing Commander Guy P. Gib- _ 80A, V.C., D.S.O. and bar, D.F.0 . bar, who commanded the and squadron which raided and de -' stroyed the Getman dams a few months ago, is a former Boy Scout who accompanied Prime �9 - - Minister Churchill on his reeent trip to Canada. The Wing Com- mander, who stayed in Canada Meet Mr. CLipa, the sea -going "wow, 1 1 ..., to lecture the R.C.A.F. -personnel, spaniel that became a veteran of `� r► �„` -1 always wears his Scout Badge on, the Attu and Kiska campaigns a leather strap on his wrist. as a mascot on a Navy transport - + Two Toronto Boy Scouts, - - -. - Sco uts, IS- year-old -Bill Fawcett, -and' 1S- A Nice Cottage—.; e— • -- - ear -old Jack Davies, on a six- j i _ week bicycle .trip this past s1sm- f OV It •�: mer covered 2,800 miles. They - — R.✓""^"'"' Mr,,, left Toronto on august 9th and A Post Office in -England was wM ...r _�,. �. visited offs � -Montreal, Quebec, fall- "m stified when a depositor o r at i t. fax. New York, Boston; Roches- savings bank, after withdrawing - - -���+... ter, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. 9100, returned a few days latex Carrying a full - camping outfit; to redeposit the money: Inves. .y, they cooked their own meals and tigating, it. learned that he with. slept each night in -their -pup _ drew the money thinking , he -` - tent. The entire trip - cost them might slay a cottage. Finding about ;54 each. one he 'liked; he 'dscid4o to take it but just then 's German plan �'�+•,. ,. flew over, machine- gunning. Thl C R AW L E Y& M c C R A C K E N COMPANY L FM I T E D Far the first time in. the his= man ran to a shelter and who tory of any Army, Canadian he returned found the "plane hat MONTREAL women are now staff officers on dropped a bomb which destroyed -016- cottsge. - - _ (�' j ] j�J Christ: who came througi; the _ �+ v • fight without the stain of sin, and ° �'rr . JLr G �.7 Q with -our hearts and minds purl- _ - fied, impure desires and tho -ughts - art�an- conger,. encouraged and Ing November 14 nourished. There is a THE 9ANCTiTY OF THE HOME distaste for all that is gunholy • " 8sodar 20:14: Matthew'.:i :27-30 when follow the leading of the = � 'LAST 11B L 0 W -• - - Mark 10i2-12 Holy Spirit. _ GOLDEN 'TEXTS Blee•ed are The Question of Divorce THAT--COUNTS the pure in-heart; for they shall . "And there .came unto him w. God. Matthew 8:8. Pharisees, and -asked him, to It . .._ Memory Verse. 0 give thanks lawful fora man, to put away his _. unto Jehovah; for he is ' good. wife? trying' him. And he an- d'salm 186:1. swered and said unto perm A W What : Year In and year out we have Time. - The Ten Command -' did Moies commaid - - meats. were delivered its 1446 they said, Moses suffered to write tOlied and sweated Waitlrla for B-CI; the. Sermon on the Mount A bill of divorcement, and to put was given in the summer of A.D. her away. But Jesus said unto ' this mOmsnt. Now the boot li on - 28; the passage taken from Mark them,.For your hardness of heart to a part of a discourse delivered he wrote you this commandment. the other foot. 'It deans 16 byre. 'In February, A.D. 80. But• from the beginning of the Place. - The 26n Command- creation, Male and. female made 7 _ r, gents were given on Haunt Si- he them For this cause shall a. " .� .. =tut. the Sermon on the Mount man leave his f..ther and mother, was preached near Ca ernaum; and shall cleave to his wife, and 4 .the discourse on divorce. was the two shall become one flesh: spoken in Peraea. sc that they are no. more two, "Thou shalt not commit adult- lout one flesh. What therefore ury. Ye have heard that it was God hath joined together let no .'Aid, Thou shalt not commit adult- man put asunder. And in the ery; but I say not you, that house the disciples asked bias �. i �r i sreryone' that looketh on a. wom- again of this matter. - And he• { t' �;: YAM r,`� . on to lust after her hath com- saith unto them, Whosoever shall ,witted adultery with her already put away his wife, 'and. marry in his heart." another, committeth adultery�s z< ` .This .commandment was given against her, and 'if she ' herself " - t � \A to, preserve the, sanctity of the . shall . put away her husband, and home. When this is assailed every marry -another, she committeth thoughtful man knows in his heart adultery:" •, {, all our interests are at In marriage ahigher- relation- that k. stake in its de:ence, and the ship supervenes, a new domestic nation would not be able to sur- centre is set up. Dian is bound .vivo its overthrow. It is the'heart more strongly to. his wife than ��.;,'.,;,,' that should be kept with* 'a'll ii, was to his father and moth - diligence.' Only as we keep look- er. Gpd, at the beginning made fag to the pure and holy Jesus but one 'man and one woman, : � ', • for grace and inspiration, can we and he would have, man know, cease to look . after and desire in succeeding entrstionu that a : `` ., • "' ' that which is sinful in God's man should have but one - wife. light. Christ thus shows that from the - "And ii thy right eye causes beginning God had designed that thee to stumble, pluck it out, and , the marriage tie should be the �yf On the OtIYClion Of precision its Which cast. It from thee: for it is profit- cic.sest and most indissoluble. of y P aide for thee that one of thy mem- , all natural ties. gill qlir*d many aerial to*Woes to (heir targets, i '.sera should. perish, and not thy- Where-there is a true union of '- whole- body -go- into- hell." sGUls -ilr mwaa.agd, they - become - -" • And if 'thy right hand causeth one in purpose, in feeling, in in- .thee to stumble, .cut it off and terest, in affection. Husband and it from thee: for it is profitable wife, 'though in a sense two, are .. --for thee that one of thy,mem- yet, if they fulfill the Divine bers should perish, and -not 'thy ideal, -no longer two. They are 'i►hale body ', o rite hell." but two halves of a whole 'on. ' N Y ICTORY Of course, our Lord here is flesh.' The argument of Jesus _ IO ANY .speaking figuratively. ' He does here is, that since they are so in- not actually want us to .take out timateiy united as to be one, and -L / , our eyes or cut off our bands, since in the beginning God maid: tflrQUgJs >'►III very Canadian _,but is simply laying down the beet one, woman tor one man, it - principle that' it w6iih. -b'e much `f ]lows that they cannot be sop- Cali �QV@ a hard in Striking better to be deprived of these arated - without• the authority of -. - . sapmbers if, in so doing, • we God. 6uid be delivered from the sin's In cur Saviour's judg>ts€ttt; of impurity, than io ha6e''all our wives 'and husbands have} equal ."Acuities, our complete body, and rights in reference to divorce. is slive to impurity. - The inference from k'iat. 18:9 is Bettk'r to sacrifice the most that it is equally wrong for a pQsoC`161ty thing we -polsess thats to woman b dissolve 1». marriage. - - -= Rve 'iii' sin and `stiffer et0imal except on this ac6iiAk of her hits - oTMIFU C� A (+ �AN�A u lnifgmbnt. With the help' of band's infidelity. .. :. _ _ .; - .. W"Ag c „ a _,i — � : •.Rs "M� ti �;,,,: �. i' fit.. ='"'.+ � :.;;.,$ '�•''�"�am .• y ,. '— "-s.'-'' .:ea•r a�'»5ac�+a ^. m ..•: +c y •`• ',.3`'. '. Picked News --. MO V2 ZION the Baptist °Church on Monday. ev- children spent Sunday with Mr.: groups, neither the extrelmely good, sales Register - - -- ;erring, Nove'snber 8th, at 8 p. m. As and Mis. John Tweedie. a ;or the" extremgely bad. To What t.on#inned from adiofnis8 pose TI this is in connection with our 100th A delightful Hollowe'en Pram } - glace then, will they be consigned, 'Thursday, Nov, 11 - auction sale v rsari. a cordial iAitation is was held in the I. O. O• F'• hall un- ' ,n the other world? WoJd �iiey de- 01• lawn stock, 10.20 tractor, . imple- Friday evening, for extended to all. -4. free -will oiferI .- ` her h can immediate! �,he re- meets, brood sows, hogs, fowl, hay, their daughter Kathalene. The R'otrn- will. erouu of-thp Women's. Institute. A ward of the saints, or deserve ever- property of ayview Hoggery, w: en's 'Clam t at the home of Mrs. _ � large number donned • ancy ress. .fisting punish - nt, the fate of t #e � Lr� }.�; -�� °r - tl ];�1}- -Fork- T`wp. ss I ' Frank - Disney on the following Tues- Prizes of War Saving Stamp's were repented wicked ?, i Quarter mile south of water tank, y evening, and presented Katha- warded the following: 2 outstanding In - the revelation God ' made to cn Lansing Cutoff. Terms cash. No fens with a lovely.picturc and a �;.- Au � ey ing Costumes, "The Star Spans +ed ;:.e Jews two thousand years before Reserve, Sale at Ore. Clarke Peen- 13ymnary froixr the choir. liatha- „'. Banner" o ade and worn by Blanche Christ,, Purgatory had •a pace,' It lice, auctioneer, ;ease's Sunday School Claus gave her Hamlin and Constance Randall Vvere , v: as not called . by: .that name, but =M* ellaneous shower* at the hone Wm. Middleton, la a -of Brougham unique. "Red Riding Hood" to the Jews prayed and had sacrifice Saturday, Nov, '13 — aucion sales of Mrs. Lorne Jones, on aaturday has purchased the 5© -acre farm of Shirley- Smythe, "Dutch Girl" to offered for the souls of tneir dec- 'of house and lot, 2 extra •building afternoon, October 23: p - Pat. Parks, "Clovi n. Ronnie Hilt& eased, and prayer for the dead im- lots, also household furniture, 2 An appeal has been sent from the George Gahiaiack s. °'Clown" Betty Gbeden, "Witch" to _ hies. Ashton is in the Oshawa plies , a belief in a middle. state. 'electric .refrigerators, dishes, ute"�- - ;:,led Cross for the women to knit Doris Hilts, and Eleanor Anthony which we call Purgatory; because, sits; garden tools etc, property of and sew. Workers are urgentiv Hospital with an attack of .pleurisy. as Victory Bond Salesman. Games as Holy Scripture tells us "out of Mrs. J. '.Mood, on West Point Rrsa- ,.:: She is doing well, for young and old were-enjoyed. A Hell, there -is no redemption ", cent, Rosebank, Pickering Twp, a tamed The local school had a entertain Tho Woman's Association meeting delightful lunch followed a happy The word "Purgatory" was given half mile south of No. 2 at Rouge.. - - - - - - ,xient f.� T HaLiQwe'en, _on Friday af- Was held on Thursday, at the homme - - everiina, to the state or place where some Sale at One. Terms cash. Property -' of Mrs, O. V,. Shaw. Mrs. I'', Dis- ternaon last, when sererai section Trooper Harry Herbert and Trpr. souls are confined for a time, on ac s p. cu. i'veecLve Liu. Sao -- bills) visitors were present. Clarke Prentice ney's Group was in chars „e On•al Wilson were home for the their way to Heaven, because in , auctioneer, George Blake and fanuly have _ Rev. Kennedy, of Claremont, was week -end, also Walter - Griffin, of that place souls are "purged” from moved in with his parents, The Bell the R. C. A. F. venial sin 'and the remains of sin. the speaker, here on Sunday even- 'apartunents will be occu fed b � Mr. - ing, _ 1? y The Red Cros,� 'Social Com:,nittee Speaking of heaven, . the Apostle "SADY H�l�ti IiIYS" DANCI4 Arch. Bells mother, yfrum Kinsale. The Club meets at the home of are commencing their 'winter such- says into it nothing defiled can Smith -- Wilson res, the first to be held on Friday, enter ". But what is it that defiles fader auspices of ` C. S. and Mrs. Bryant on Monday p kn, even smaller sins, At the bride's home on 6aturday evening next, November 8, when a Nov, 12th, at the Home of Mr. and a soul exec t v afternoop.,. Rev, R,- W. McVey unit- Mrs, Wilbur Johnston. Believing that,_ through the mercy C. 1 • �. ed in marriage, ]3athalene Ella May speaker and singer will be present. cacti family is contributing one s', of God, we can assist those souls Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mee, that are detained for a time in SATURDAY, NOV, 8th. George Wilson and Mr. Leslie Wo- dollar to the fund for the gift to Purgatory we offer Prayers and the boys overseas from here, All FICKEB'IN!'„ TpWx son Smith, son of Mrs. Smith, Pros - are wekame. herrywood good' works, by way of suffrage, to pact, Oat., arrd the late George help them pay the last farthing" Good music Ads. 35g. Smith . Ferns and autumn flowers _ �"� due to God. formed the background for the Group 17 2 and 8 of the Woman's � party. The wedding music Ism played by Mrs. Orr. Graham Whitevale Association is having s . rokinole Engagements Elevator o! Port Perry, and Miss Eileen party in the Hall,'on Friday even -arr1� 8a Port. of Pickering, soloist. Given tug November 6, Everyone is invit- Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Winter, of Rbs. "J Office ed to *c in marriage by her father, the bride Have our young Man and boys no come and have s pleasant ev- Pickering; Oat., wish to arrnounae egg the engagement of their daughter, •• wore a gown of white satin trimmed deeemey left? when they have to Miss Gollan spent a tew days Kathleen Grace,' to - Mr. Robert SPECIAL wrath full skirt. The finger-tip veil, block the entrances to both of our Evart Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Shorts. $3 L% per ton trimmed with silk scroll fell from churches for their Hallowe'en . P° Fast week Mica Fruity 1670 Protein a heart - shaped halo, and she parr- .pranks. A wagon was placed in Petty, G. H. Walker, Port Perry, Ont. The - led a cascade of crimson roses. Miss front of tue United Church, so en We were favoured with lovely marriage to take place on November Last Years binder twine at the Helen Wilson was her sister's trance had to -be made through the weather for our Anniversary, and 27th, at 4 p, m., at liadlay United ow prim bridestrriaid, in turquoise blue sheer coal shed. The Baptist Church was the services conducted by Rev. McC Church, .. Graiaa and Crops of all Kinds r*rfack were much enjoyed, also Order year chick star vrith head -dress of pink ums and barred by the wheels and tongue of the solo by Mrs. MaCorfack, and La - snatching bouquet, bl Dorithy a wagon. Sunday School, seems to - Laying Meshes end Dairy Feeds special music by the Whitevale Bap- Take care o! bags Graham, niece of the groom was make no impression. (a Service un -' a because they tilt choir. STANLEY hard to f�ower wirl_ in pink taffeta with a iform or the lash should take that replace. - nosegay of mixed !lowers, i,loyd „ • Miss. Evelyn Aanis was a •guest - `at 31i. a Ruth Ta�,lnr on Sunday. Claremont, On _ Smith, was best man for his bro- Mrs. R. H. Johnson is under the '�+� • ther, After :the ceremony, Mrs. �Wil- doctor's' care, and is required to Ernest and Mrs. Petty, and Mrs. Fielding of Toronto, attended the son received in a black afternoon rest, Theatre .- dress with sequin trim, while the A very fine afternoon's- visit with Anniversary Services on Sunday. - -' WANTED Mark- another o! the Broorci assisting, Brougham, Cedar Grove and Mark- The community was surprised to DEAD HORSES AND Chi TL ' , hear of the death, on Monday, of Suffv�j,e- For tree 1e,k n hone iiij chose Airforce blue with matching barrel ladies -4aa enjoyed in the Ln- M •( 1 p . access ••ries; Both had corsages of ited Church Sunday School room for Petty Mrs. Bernard Sandford '(nee Haze � P etty of Syracuse, N. 'Y, Mrs. Phone Stadfville lee dROOKLIN ;mums. For going away, the bride the Annual Thankoffering meeting Sanford was the daughter of Mr. CLAREMON,Goy ,. e wore a gold wool dress with brown of the Women's Missionary Society, and Mrs. Bert Petty, who used - to THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY PICKERING tweed coat and gold nium cbrsage. Mrs. MOtitaker and Mee. Reesor, of live in our neighborhood, P'ICKERING ~ . • • . ' They -4111 reside in Prospect, Cedar Grove delighted all with vocal The W. A. wilt meet in the hall NOYEbi_BEr„R��-4. 5 ami 6 AGLNCO NG ...... ....... �. sofas: Several ladies from Brougham TWO Yana -s, Pfi a poly the ! .phone char = on !Wednesday afternoon, Nov, 10. •very ably discussed the Study Book. Subject for Roll' Call = "Restignat- Mrs: Newnhani, of Markham gave ' ;.`....'._' _ an interesting paper on "What are ion . "I' a�$d �GORDON YOUNG LTD Green I we thinking of" Mrs. L, Hagerman �r sniff Mrs. 'Fred Puckdn, ,sad Toronto Pboa Mr. and Mrs. Will Bollinger, had a Ad. 88116 President, , conducted the -Business supper with Leslie and Mrs, Roll- Pat O'Brien and Brian Donievy ` - Session. A delightful lunch follow- supper Farmers' Community Shove! in Gray's Hall inger on Sunday night, FFsiday night for the popular young ed the meeting. Miss Blanche Petty spent a few News ReeL Comey -and Cartoon M Syd. Bea Sin- couple, Mr, and Yre. Ow popes teaches Miss Sin - es. days in Toronto, and was eoeomp- - The Young Pbople'a Society spent r gave- her pupils a "dandy" anied home by Mrs. Tho th, MONDAY, TUESDAY WMN'SDY a very interesting evening on Toes- Rallowe en Party. _—Auc6oneer -:. 'day last, at the home of Mr. and , Lorne and Mrs. Tran and child~ November 8, . 9, and le 11ra, Alph. Michell. ren spent the week -end with Gard- St, Francis de Sales — continued �+ Alvin . S. F+ , Sorry to report Mr.' Robt, Defoe hams and Mrs. Tran and took in the A reasonablls person is ready to ,.White Savage! ' • nrtd�c the doctor's care. party at the hall. contend. that the vast majority of .Para 8606111 — Flornswo Bair A Sacred Concert will lie bald in �. �d �. R OB Barclay and people belong to neither one of these ¢a Tecludc•lor) , Speciality ._ SaMt, Jen 1!<all and dlLrie l[oates 33 Years experiesces. No 8sb rr _ also Tee -Urge or Too MA -• : ` Godaley, Out lR R. L •e v _ Select 'Short Subjects SteslftNds 73e! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY j.. .A. 33 M3 M - = - November 11, 12 and 13 y Saludos Amigos lneurahoe of All ,Kinds. :-CO alto '; Beet Rates Available wi kwa C111C�erell Swings f Security- and Servioe. IBROUGHI%m PICK Six u 1 1 1 1 1 i,i 1 1„t th :.. _ �urO Sh�t�� _ _ -_, _ __ V ' fe Vu'��RLY� REID'S'JUTCHER NO C OLD - Coal is the backbone of our Prevent ezcesaive heat loss by *role- entire War effort. Every toll .rtgdy tA►esf Frank R. Smith, Manager ing windows and i8 recious and is needed t0 - . doors Promptly.- k p speed victory. 99 - _CZualitg First - . Specials Fri. &Sat. — V3 ONTARIO POTATOES - - ... .. • - - You can do your part to �S -- DES 7s LB. BAG', - $IA, lnmeet the erisergeney by - r ?Bender . Beef Roast . Coup. Value Choice Out, Lamb Coap.'Y budgeting your coal pile... Prime Rib Roast 43c, lb. 3-4 Legs, 36c, 1 by practising the Conserva• �� • Blade, roiled 30c, 1 1-4 Loins, flank off whole, 42r.. z} i. Short rib, 82o. 1 Fronts, 22c. 1 Round, � 88c. 1-4 Racks, on, 2;c. 1 • t>lori methods outlined >tin 1, the free booklet illustrated - chic ro , 2 -4 B c.. �I ' - s M /AT. r FREE . T rrlo Ranaap, 26o.. 1 1-4 Lamb patties, 1 ` the. right. .. 26a v ' iDsaw ahade• Oe ;Dopy r Stes�tti bees, 215*, 8-4 Rib chops, 89c, ! mile orer win- local de ler. Tfils Porterhouse, '400. 1 Shoulder, 29*. 1 1 ' booklet showy ' -- -idosi all eveswq s. SNOW APPLES, comb. grade 6 QT.' BASK=, 49c. - said night. Save r how to av4 �iD to lOaJo on your having a chit ( •lyrel this craw homeihiswinter. Classic Clean0pr, 2 t� Cod Fillets ( B6c. lb. Life Buoy Soap, 8 for Smoked . Fillets. 84c, lb. Maple Leaf Toilet Soap, 4 for Smoked Mscoes 36c. lb. Maple Leaf Soap Flabesr *ft- f ' Kipp ern :19c. pr. Thrift Soap nakes,., U. HONOURABLE C. D. HOWE, Minister L _ IV Ile Pi ck ermgNe*i Nov. 8 1943 (Sup' P TOWNSHIP COUNCIL frorn, this cause Council is investig- ber, 1943. - - vem sting an award on this farm, and HeTen Davidson Toyne, R. R.. 29 :. {Seven Fox Bounties Paid in This will be taken up at the first oppor- piskering, Ontario, Administratrix; Township During Past .Month twuty. by •Beaton, Bell and Rosi6 372 : t_ :.Mr.,, Hugh Pugh, Secretary of, the = Bay Street, Toronto,. Her Solicitors. Come- Coit-tee informed the - stews _. Suggestion -Made - -- - -.. .that seven fox bounties , were paid ' - 'It was decided to have Dr. Tom - during ,October. Mr. Pugh stated,, Unson or the Public Health Nurse, insale - 'n infested rs Gordon sign all invoices � of that this towrrsh�p is being � ,M gn - .4 .with foxes. There pare reports of {supplies - coming • to ibis `.township •_ ..their being all over the township,, for t*r use. This will ,make it The went mains have helped the even to the extent that some are ,much easier far paying, owing to farmers with their fall plowing. a 9. being run down by cars. The boun- 'the fact that bills are coming in, ;. ty paid Is Two, , Dollars, se get out in some cases already paid. The hunters of the district shot - - and get souse• of these foars, and -Saturday, but ere are�� tlitiir share o pheasants on ' Monthly Act'.Orints 8turday, there . , . _ - ft for next year. Foxes are Alen. - . Pickering Township Invests $15,000 ?Relief . , ........ ,,..... X81.93 le - . : is victory Loan. , Roads and Bridges ... 1875.44 tiful and are still bott4ring the poultry, although ..,several ..people- At the evening passion of Mon- Contingencies ........... 813.00 have shot a few. day's - meeting, it was decided by -tW- i'Lallowe'en passed over We cam Council to pltrchase $15,000 of the = _.Notice t0 Creditors munit very l with little darn- _ rFMh Victory Loan. �IIYU OTHERS _ : Y ='i .. y 1n the Estate of Joseph Carter, age reported. Parts of Lots 7, 8 and 9 on Con. 1, Farmer, ileceascd Mr. and Mrs. Howard Plarton and to be . subdivided. _ ALL persons having claims .against Mr. Harry I{,eys, of Markham were - Pe. Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. - ,► Mr. Packer and Mr. Heron app- the Estate of Joseph Carter, late of Robert Young. - ` eared before council to have thean the Township of Pickering, in the Mrs. Stewarer sale of last week iendbree a plan subdividing the a- Count • of Ontario, Farmer, deceased -: : - - g 3 brought good prioes. T* McLeod - _bove land. Mr, Naker stated that who died' on or about the 21st day fatmily, who have rented the farm - the land v,.rned by ,Mr. Nravtl as,1 of Auk,ubk i §43, areY hereLy , =vt- for the aeas�ii are nicely settled, Mr, Lorne Puckrin is to be sold in ified to send particulars of same to and the ad1dren have started to blocks, consisting of one acre and 2 the undersigned on or before the school. : acre lots. They informed council 30th day of` November, i943, after .Miss Doreen Pegg spent the past that the bovses erected would be of which date the LBtate will -be dia- wg_ end at her home in Cawood... :. ,about a $3,000 _cost. Packer stated tributeo, having regard. only to the.' The Foursquare Class was post- that the lots would be sold in blocks claims of which the., undersigned -pored until $later dalle owing to - of about five or ten. at a time,. and shall then have had notice, and -the the small attendance- because of the an agreement of the owners, mort• undersigned will : not be liable to bad - weather. ages and vendors would be drawn any person of whose - claim they Messrs Harold 4%nd lack Parkin = . - lip to this effect. This 1WW is . sub- shall not . then have notice. spent one day recently at Niagara. divided with streets, and runs be- Dated at Toronto this 1st day .of Mrs. M. Gormley spent Sunday in .tween the Kingston Road and the November, 1943. - = Toronto. , � h - ® Elisabeth Highway, D. 1. L. Road James Oscar Carter, R. R .l, Lae- - ,Mr.' and Mm Charles= - Pilkey', of --- -- and the Pickering Beach Road. ust Bill, Ontario, Pickering There is a 66ft frontage facing the by Beaton, Bell aQ Ross, 372 . recent visitors with g 1~Ir..and Mrs. Milton Parkin. Elizabeth Highway. �h#,by town Bay 3tr. Toronte, His - Solicitors : Pte, James Mulock, of Camp Ror- being within a toile- area of «--- - . den is home helping his father on said sub - divisions �..bavo to en- In the Estate of George Edward farm for two weeks. . - ".• dorse the plan. Packer says, "the ,, Toyne, Farmer, Deceased., The school . children en joyFd ��• _'..' .Plant will be put to sli"e, use aftejs .;:'ALL persons having claims -a- Hallowe'en.-Party at -the school, -on the war, and that ng close to ,' ''raft the Estate of George Edward Friday afternoon. -- -- : Toronto, , a nic ' Zrtunity oho t ..Toyne, late of . the -, TovrnshiP of Mrs. Higgs has zeturfi r _ -spring up Pickering', in the County of Ontario, speeding the past two weeks with Farmer, deceased, who died on or- her niece, Miss Duiabel Haroron, .. in ..Mr.- Moorhead Approaclke„�*Duncil , about the 9th day of July; 1943, are Toronto on Water Coarse Piili" hereby r}otified to Ben'd' particulars Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parke and Mr. Moorhead of the East Town of ` same to the undersigned on or daughter Josephine ^ were W'ednes= = Line appeared, asking for . assistan -. Wore the SOtl1 day of Nov nber, day last visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. + in ay water -that ia- 1-643, after which - date the Estate Robert Young. --.backing up and, covering a number will be distributed,' having- . regard ,Mrs J. Wazrg and Mrs. Alvin ~ ,of acres. ofhis laiiO. i'itis�_Water: 'is only to the claims .of which- - the .un- � Hook • r paebod boxes and sent t'ho a -being drained , aft the- -Tani of -ueav -- -d ersigned shall then- - lsw* V hod ssvt- J frn the neighborhood of Kinsale -by . farms, and is Being blocked. at icge,. and the undersig7ned ' will not. be , •to , the :six boys overseas: Arthur - _ . °'.'°the No. 2 Highway, �. backing'uP, ,liable to any person of whose claim Gormley, Gordon CaBamack, Mr, +Covering the land. -H+b states that they shall not then have notice. � � Kennon,- Stanley Stell, Harold Stell 90 p. ¢, of the water on his land is Dated at Toronto, this 1st day' of and Garnet Wag& ; , V. I 1 ' X43 Su .�e __ .. �:.�:::,• -: ��;' �`,.r.. � zr xt :.., . Deaths _ At her re_sid_en_ge. A_ ilman's,. - -_on irrgstori ROad, �ASt on -Friday, . october 299 1943, Nettie Eu en g e • + Ruttan; beloved wife of Oliver Pas- -. -'.. .taL, tl 1f��,(1 �.Cai'• a' w••.y Kl" V'. _ `•r ;.tiyMY. '�`> �.* _ / . 4 i1ZOnda <. ►. .r.� _. y, Nov: 1st, from, late resid- `' # `ence. Intlerment in Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. Corbett, VAIiaxn —at our Lady of ' Mercy. Hospital, -Toronto, on Mon- -- _ r;. 'day, NOMPMber lift, 1943 William. ' Corebtt,- beloved husband of_the_latp _Annie Power, in is 85th year. Thy fuxeral • to k: plsc) on Thurs- day =front- `3dt' lste residence; Picker - ing with Requiem, Mass at St. Fran - ' \ in the Roman --Catkolic Cemetery, ; _ reenwoow Mrs. Charles Bridgnorth, of West ..y - : ChiRa will address the E 1 Gra�enwooic� - ._ _ ... _ :.- people- in,. the TjWted - Church. - - -- _ - day morning at 11.15. Come out .and ' hear her. _ J R The Wrnnan's Association and the If Tout •' CrosB will meet in the Sunda m Work has acei� - _: . Y• _ !School room on Wednesday, Novern � bar 10 'at 2 p, mti There is a quit ? _ _ -� :for the Winter, You Af e Needed o be made, eo all the- ladies come , ' ' a } ' out and help. _ --: � _ _ ;' � • Isewhe' in Esse'RI EMOoyment Donevan Fe I :: 11°�iigh essential work---.;;very . im ortan in. Canada's war effort and for .the Ontario Land_ _welfare. of the Nation —is threatened -�IS6 King str. East, Oi,l,r,; - with shortages of workers One of the •, r � =•• few sources of 'inen available foi� other , . Phtuw 1981 - -- - - - - - :� • : ' , high, priority jobs' is these men on the f arru who wild not be needed at ' home during the Fall and Winter. i Ieavy -_ -needs must be ,met in many lines— - - • . producing -fuel wood and other neees- + 'sary forest products; in base metal i Perma:ient Nagging ['sin mines, in food rocessin -' p g, in railway . • track maintenance. If you - ' _ - - : _ mist hiaf r ' Ehsr '�er,aper •.and. _ �•- �• - _ - , - . y live on a = .-farm anc� ire not needed at Home . Nerti•es. It may be Your Eyes. 'during the Fail and you are E, Winder, y e + C. H. TUCK. OPT D. :'F i. urged• to answer- this national appeal. °!. . .,p ._ _ - Disney Block, Opp P. O, y _= . Farmers engaged . in' essential Rork -- ' during the offseason will• be allowed - ` -Phone 1 :.t�. �...- ';to. return horn needs _ e when d. is .o _ - those OSHA OVA, ON_ T.. . _ _ _ ' � _ ' on Postponement under 1� eMi- - - za Ion Regulations 'Fill . continue. l $ on . .:postponement zihife in approved essen- • _ _ - WANTED ng the s �d� ' on the •farm - lease answer this vital -call NOW. - - aod Alf alfaa - y r .Fors full in f ornration ' please apply to Reeaot Manimill Ltd.. :. - _ : _ : _ ! . _. _' Pone of the following. _ Phone 96 Markham r 'M nearest EMPLO' YMENT AND SELECTIVE - ° - - SERVICE OFFICE ' O!'. _ RADIO SERVICE • The nearest PROVINCIAL. AGRICULTURAL -REP I ESE T 4. YV u K LOCAL FARM PRODUCTIOl�i i .... f i COMMITTEE NATIONAL -SELECTIVE SERVICE PM Guwant�d itetiatr A� IN(J" or � - • fiVHPH1t8T 'AN bfAC'NA- ARC, A K T H �� : l i E LIB,, Mmiste� of - r,�ao,ir - _ Director, Ndtfonal �ei� i is t'c Sl 1?'lC V. .r.A r - - - _ .•�-1 •_ _ ... -- _ - - w •yam v r • -.'Y`. •'�F. .A.. �Ei' T ✓' - -.. 3. '^TC'-L •'•'• F� f4 _ m , . ,�rf .. ifs "4aF• ,F' +t't' '4 •'•C � s<'1 may. ' i." ••9• r3 ♦ .��4 Nn}Ij •...1+„— •.V'Yrr. Y'i�G+S•�K �' '-K'. ;4-a'� ✓ 1 _ _ .-•�•, t �.: whYai'' •-,yy-..w Ada ','1' r"Ria ::• 'f r, .�•,F ��%s..rf'!' :• +.•v •v:: :..' •:.~'. S. 's.ry"> ,.rtit.,: .�d' '•,a,}„''•,- .'.. -v,�a ';�r::..A,N r •�"> - ;► ;,, `- %r. d „ ^ ., b;.y, 7 .'�+ 4..�`'k•' "" :s;: -'- .1� -• a. '. -�. .,si rtt "".. >: yY•i:'. ..�; «,.', �''•',,.,!1�. ,r .'•`., s:. -"yA ::n , <y- •,.::ti ,.0 .'.�.2z / ,,' .U„ "� „� a'+.i.s�y�nn;;;y',• / - .- •, .; � .They appreciated the privilege of � helped the service greatly witl[ _ T-K o iPat 8p{sahpz+� Mrtt. Nwwn- t;,eir sin8ing, illto� ether the saw• C-' -� lia:n, of °Markham; and' the av'peci3l I Vices were heart warming to the _ . Music. A very ocal congregation 'and aswr, who ry -pleasant ;afternoon grega • P , Mr • Keith Drake spent thz week- was spent• in this re-union with the would be- pleased to welcome thlk -The Young. Married People s' Bible ! "end at ihe' home• of Mr, ana Mrs. F. - ceremony was solemnized by Rev.- Whitevale friends.. _. attendance on any Sunday, and not :Ward. Dr. G. Stanley Russell. Charles Pea- Class held their social evening at - onl on s the 0eorge Duncan hoarse on Men- Owing to some change in plans, Y' special occasions. Mr.-and 'Mrs, M. J.• Wicker; of •ker. was at the organ. bergt, W. day. even "an Miss McKenzie, who was to.have. ... _ -... _ �'Torgnto, yvere ,week =end visitors of Clancy was soloist: In 'the absence g. been „ at - B;oughamn, ThankuffQring. - - Mrs. Gleason. r: father, who is serving over- George Knox has been- transferr -. Mount Zion Of he on November 10, will riot be here. Mr. bi. Williamson,' 04 ih® Cah- - 'seas; the bride was ;given -in marr -' ed to a camp in Manitoba, and left The Brougham a 4m� ers_are invited Wing Factory, entertained friends rage by Warrant Officer N. E. on Sunday for that point. 'to Brooklin on November 12, at Sunday School will held at g and employees to a 'banquet and 'Mansell: She eairied a •Bible with Grant Johnston, R, -C. A. F. was 2.30 m. to hear her, p. m. this Sunday, sun urch at • dance in the hall' on Monaay night 'Sunset Roses. The flowers of the at home over theweek -end. P. -The wing family of Sutton were .. 'fie Anniversary Service's of St. p, -m;''birs, -Bridgeman,' a `returned last] bridesmaid, Corp. Della '• Denton, C. with Mrs. iifami father, ton John John's - Church were held 'on' Sunday missionary from China will "tie the _ Pte. Lawrence McDow•elI was' at , W. A, C., were yellow roses. Pte• Phillip arid her brother Murray. re- last, and the fine weather brought guest speaker. • home over the week -end. R. I. Wilson was best man. Ushers P out large -C-0 were at both Dr. Hoskin wilt show his picture bliss_ Maigatet Cowie returned to were Sergi. L. Browning and Lance= Ceatly. - - - - Three. cdrioads .of the members of, services, Many .old- timers were' riot- . slides, on Saturday evening in flee her position of teaching at Vebb � Corp. ' W, � Alloway., At the 'fig St. John's Women's Missionary Soc- iced ' among the - worshippers. - Rev. cliurch here.' Silver, Collection, school on Monday. She. had been ill Edward, Mrs. Manion received in a let were guests, on Wednesday last Burke, of -Whitevaie, delivered an The Mission Band met in the bass- at- --for a few weeks: brown wool street - length dress with y ' inspiring. message, and his choir had maent of fire church on Saturday at- - Hei -friends are pleased to hear corsage of pink roses. The mother at Whitevale, at their autumn. _ Thankr•offerin - _ Meeting cf 'their � charge of, -the ser -vice` fit praise,- - ternoan, the children enjoying i that Mrs.'' lllighton is -improving. of thegroom wore a black wool two--- g g • ( which was appreciated. In the ev- Hallowe'en Party, -' Mr. • and Mrs. Henry Van'ce have piece suit with red rose corsage. Auxiliary, Brougham ladies contrib- _' 'moved into the house of Mrs. Clara After ,a honeymoon at Niagara Fails uted as their part of the progr2:�, a (erring, Rev. McVey, of Greenwood A shower was held at the bane at Mrs. Jos. the newlyweds will return to their revrew of -the -First Chapter of the . occupied the pulpit most aocepchbir and Mrs. George i3%ilaon, as Carson. Their daughters, yw Shy gook, led by Mrs. O. Burton. and Claremont United Church choir, Continued on adjoining page .•a , ward and Mrs, Jack Flewell � will Army Posts, - - -five with theRn;.. _ Pte: Harold 'Coates and - Jim 'Jr. were both home over the week -end ' . Little Jacide Redshaw' returned home this week from the Sick Child - - ren's Hospital. He � the youngest - son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Aedshaw. An urgent appp from the Red - Crose HeadquarE l as cane -4s for serving, and knitted articles. Cloth 4 ing for the navy men etc.,' in needed _ _ _ ' . - In the worst way. If you can sew nth with _.: _ _ .. 1 ' lease in to or iau t, P g'� Mrs. Was. Birkett at once. _ The Women's -- Miaeiouary Society - _ .- will hold it's regular monthly meet- ing in the school -room of Clare- • " mont United Church, on Thursday,. ' November 11, at 2.34 P. sn. Mrs., be in charge - < n e n will . wso G;e'o Ra p of the Program. A good attendance is requested.. a _ The United Church will hold- it's * ' Annual 'Harvest. Home Services next Sunday, at 11 a'. m: atd 7.30 P. ML- . Rte.. L. o. Aai�►au►l, vi uxonnlre, - _ - - - - - , -_will preach at both services. 7%e choir, u.• d'er the leadership of Mr. -' Ar . = Donald HedgeQ are busy preparing _ -. -. FIC special music. You are invited to � _ -- _ attend thest, services. Come -anal _ bring' your friends -with you. Evert- _ - -body will be evade welcome What The Baptist Church have sent to boxes to Lhe bogs overseas from ore . tee.. -: going _ _ _that church. Boxes - will shortly, be - :, sent.ta' the boys from the church, whe -are still in Canada. - - Rev, B. H. Bexton, of MaeMaster o n ■ - i _ w t eats speaker in outt actor " University as the -guest Pea - the Baptist Church on 5unday.morn -_ ` 4ng• His subject in the morning was -.' _ ail . the countries - - _ -'The Church .and in the evening :: f ve -invaded. T2W Ja still hold most of the territory they took - have _ - on years of war the Germ' &" still occupy " ` x - --� Following in His Stepp .. The - - they ha - i regular service will be held next The Russians are fighting to regain • their oars country. The Chinese are :. Just geE = :. On the battle _ Sunday at 11 a.m. The evening _____ r - :�. • fighting gain title front y more -- - - -'.... T-- ___'_.� to re China. rot �'re 3� service wu11 be withdrawn owing to going. On the Howie Front we must keep S'o RR nwat bu _ " ' •_. -. _Iarvest' Home Services in the :'. Victory Bonds, the 'United Church. - - - - - - - - it should. not be iiecesaary, to call attention to the f act that the Yi,rtg>l RAowe'en Quiet Here as Cbmpsr - . ettin the support it should gOtt ed to Other'Years. '' Loan in Pickering To is not $ $ ; Hallowe'en Night. in Claremont - ., _ _.- �ve citizen. -Of P1ciCCring Township must be a bond buyer. this year' was very quiet as eoanpas- __ f`7l - ed to other, years. The kiddie. were :..: ]you have not bought yet do not w aft , f or a bond salesman toe on out from door to door with the sal -. _ „ _ qou.. ;Look up. your salesman — or call a►t the Local National War- ate shell out , but at for damages - :' there w� nogg o_ " -' ;Finance Committee. Headquarters. Do your part to help to end. t We hesitate to .say- the m+schief- -.. .. . makers are $11 overseas, but we war ;quickly. Help to bring our boys and girls home from ; fife. hope they're "rail& as much h..l fighting front. :. t. t 1 7 _ t over there as they did around here j you have bought bonds with- . Cash you lead on hand -- puy mPr� on Hailawe'eri nights' (if it wse -our - - -- boys), Or maybe our young: men are b'onda on the convenient savings plan, which spreads your payments. ; realizing, it is —1thd v funnv. no! 1 _ 3 _ does it count tor much "grey. mat- .. O..,"".er- a -s ec 'ilf4ntill�- 1�feYlOQ.�_. -- - - -_ - j ,�•= we don't know. But we im- .,.",You will kelp to speed the victory - . • A give our residents `are pleased to - ° ; , wake up in t3�e' morning -and find And' you will be saving money Which .you Wal'have for the.�things y_o . ' •Weir homes still "right - sine -up ". = 1_ -neeJ and. the._t ing��yox& Frill want when the war ends. ,.... i.if Resident Passes - _. ^_ -- • __ — - -- .. � - : _- .__. -- .. -� - - .�; _ :_ -_._� -- - - --. • '' _ - - e'4uug Funeral services were held • on ^,<y $uaday afternoon for a life -long re u r PO rtu n it on in the Person _h�s :�� �silent o! Clarean t, pe P : of Mrs. Frank DeRusha. She was. _ - - :83.' Born in Uxbridge Township, she - sttended Wiebb school. Married' in, - 1810 she has lived all her life is tory to ee d the Yoc t;laletn�ont, Her husifsad, who pre- ._ .. - < P . .. . 4 , �deoaased her eight .years ago, re- 'hired shortly rifer conning into tbs _ village. She vas a melmber of the .. :.. Free Methodist Church. She ' enloyed a►ia. has 'suffered iIfFi -. ealth eves dnow She is survived by two We dtsi'a; Mark and -Nathan Linton; - O _ Uxbridge;' i sister, Mrs. John IIsois, VICTOR ,ce Qxbiidge. 'Funeral Serxlaes. were _ .. . ,�ssld from the home of Mr, Charles - _. _ .. _. ... .. • ... -- _ ._ DeRvaha, with Rev, Warren :'actin- AR FINANCE COMMIT'EE .,adng. Interment was made is tH,. , .- `NATIONALPW - : Clase=oat Union Cemetery. :. ► _ . _ _. _ 13 SIIMCOE STR. NORTH With the principals and their a11" tendante all in their Army umiform4 - - . William Reesoi • Don -Beer, N. God" t ,ir'p, Elizabeth Manion, 0.. I+9cal , Chairman, `* Y W. A C.; ozs Saturday afternoon 8�'ank Ciii►pman, R=s*l Dxrldson,. :toy 'Mowbray, (3. $: Thomptbh .. _ hat became the bride of LIM&. _ - , `gory: James Douglas McMullen, in Ruddy :I < bride bssr Park United Church. The • ' ' -- _ - - :— • .. _ ....�- - -- - . .. � , —. _. _ _. - ... -- • : - -- - -- ....- � -:�,, . - -.... _ : 60 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.' 7 E 3ianion, Claremont: The groom Y : ' � - 1. " r ., _ sass of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. 'A. Yr :jam ilsehec Ave,, Tbroaio. MO "7 'v" . . • .r.•As•* i - t ,-p '. 4+, .-,,., .i•'Yt•F -. > r, .yew . _ —� -... - rt,- - • -' - ,I� w'r "'�`Y'. 3Fr. `r•'�+ x �,,f.' • � ry'r' `,i't. "'•"'" vp,, gad .az^• ,,.,` ,n'%• ",� t of s: •t'' - :r.•'. °'� — .a � •" ^- .i "♦ '�Y• to 'c - .o''- ?Y �.•�_ ..,i,. ;.,�a '.Yv� .• ":i w si~ .,'� . - .l!�y /'}d •'✓1a•'1• w.G.••t _ 4, } _I" i� �.g. .Y.4'S t yy •-Iw ,Iry :Y• �.� day yy Atit0 Parts. Raised On Farm Auto Bodies Ptastics Mapt>eEacturad From Farm cxgw �4.. :be'only 8 hoP• skip And romp uotil - - Hbld your hats, boys, for It may - - rarmer Jones "�r a to "grow" i mper- dooper autos-right' out- Of the ground.'` i a► It's not only in the realm of pos- ` wibhlity, it's already partly on the v -way, according to Ernest L. Little, 4i managing director of the U.S. Na- .: tional Farm Chemurgic. Council, which specializes In adapting ag- ricultural products for use to . in- - " - dtt While yon. 'can't hope to plant - home spark plugs and .go out a few = - 11 4 anontha later to find a nice gleam- "�" ing new convertible coupe "ripen- en�sar+r► st CKHt�' ing" in trrs-fletd, -the new auto- _ "growing" process - is hardly less- - _startling. "Already," he said, "tough and IG wa°" endurable bodlee for •autos . have'. 'been made from plastics which in turn were manufactured . from (' '� ` erops raised on farms. In addition, V fat•m products are making lubri- eating oils. Paint, synthetic sub- - - - - ber, glass and insulation, to men- u, lion a few item_ s. and the sadF h v f Isn't in sight., - Potentially, one of the greatest farm products, according to the - _ �.!•. �- -- - - -- ezpertb, !a miracle' racle' bean —Ehe - soy. Already famous for their great. -food value, the beans have been used to make the plastic for auto• _ mobile bodies, . synthetic :rubber- /� - - and paint. sjg Nl _ And- while s plastic engine or chassis is definitely not in the picture . todgy. appdresitly there U - - little else is the postwar info _ _ _ THE- that could not be made Rom -tsrw- - y nc s. r.- Little said, except _ - wiring. And even here, the insula- When you buy a Victory Bond you are insuring tioa is provided by synthetic rub- ber and firm -grown fabrics: peace, freedom and security for yotir country and for . youraelt in the years to come. - OF CAIIAAA - To make victory sure. Canada seeds every available Sambltsbed #sag The�OOk s� elf soffit. wake your fun contribution by buying Victory. HEAD OFFICE . wAT$ato0. ONT. Bonds in two ways ... from savings and on the iaatal- PREE TRIP TO BERLIN : - Ilnent plan from what you earn. By Isabel Guernsey _ - This is i unique war book. In SPEED THE VICTORY! : e, a BUY VICTORY BONDS!. . _ - her the she resat >n during they � alt. a Canadian woman descr# ^• after - - - a►on De - -- Ibe to, doed aboard the Zama - - _ _ ling rDe _ isap In 1841 on route to Capetows !o jots her husband. Allies. The enemy, being on the art After the hor'rifybg. experiences • The . Importance - - - _ of a crowded Nisi pttaoa ship and '� WAR WEEK — fommeniar-y oil C.'urrena Evelris defensive, is aided by-the -moon- . • -. _ _ a variety 0! German jails, the i►o- . Of U er Wage. Looks _1_I tataous character of the country, + _ meu passengers from the Zamsam Russian '�ctory LOO�s . LiKCr and has_ dug himself into high _ were finally hoaxed at as intern- _ positions from which his artiiTerT on a tarp of 113 acres which rive month- fire gains effectiveness. Rain his he bought 'last' spring; Wilson, went camp. `and seder ` of endlesr petitions and protests. Their Greatest Of The War'. hindered the Allied advance •sad � put they were released -to the case of has hampered air operations. Mills, M.P.. of Spirts, >. this American Embassy in BerHn. It is plain that this battle is a down 86,000 tile, one mile of whloit The Germans have lost the bat - less angle of 8 :000 -toot mountains �. The author's descrlptlon of Bat- thorough test of the [ighticg quaff- .in, in one 9*-ants Held,. says the , Us for the lower Dnieper and the, into . country. which -would do us goo, Duncan Marshall. Theme tie Iii in wartime U- most enlighten• ties of Allied troops; one reads Crimea: The' ultimate extent of very little Boos to regain.. THa a 1s magnificen t personal hiatgries be- are' mostly 5 inch, T inch and 9 She said of that .enemy cap the Russian victory now depends strategic approach to Burm vital: "It was a sad city, that .city os.how well- the Gertuans can ex= by sea, through Rangoon and ap tween ;he lines of the news inch with a 48 inch outlet. At the of Berlin, .and grew progressively tricate their-, forces floe as ez- the river valleys which slice the reports. The public should pre• - lowest place he has provided as - sadder:' pare for periods in which progress open ditch to take off the surplus tremely dangerous position. land into -north -and -south stri -pe. - water - which' would take' too long The Canadians left Berlin Juno seems to tie ' small, as �meaasured - From now on, the area of Rus• This was the path of Japanese to soak down to the tile. The cost 13, 1949, for Portugal, sailing for in -miles. home on a Swedish ship, a jodrney elan territory to be regained by conquests. But it the fighting' on the land of these drains will amount to a of two weeks end t�vo days trt►in the Red Army is not as Important An Amphibious Projset is sometimes a slow business, little over. $1,000 but one has only the heart of Germany • to the as the fate 'of 'tbe Getman forces It is because the invasion of there -are points ahead- at which to loos .over. the tielda to- see what within that area. Russians recon- Burma must be chiefly an am- - - • gtifue of Liberty. new amphibious throats_ will be- this drainage will add to the -slue - - Frse.;TN{i to Perlin ... By Isabel quest of all the lower Ukraine and phibloua enterprise 1haE the- Brit- come feasible alohg . the coastline 'of the farm. and -if the money had Guernsey . , . The Macmillan Corn• the Crimea• is. almost a foregone fah have hitherto been unable to t of Italy, These ventures should to be borrowed, its expenditure in pany of Canads Pfice S3.6g. conclusion_ - undertake it.- Neither � they nor have the effect of drawing off and this way would yield good dt*t- - •The question, is, •how much of -the Americana had the• fleet and Na�;sl • dpeffA Permanent lmnrovemmt an German armed strength in gouth• cargo- ships to clear and -bridge resisting frontal attacks. farm lands In this fashion adds to • era Russia can be smashed in,- -.� Indian Ocean. With the sur• the value` of farming to the nn,• Champ'* Ca re - - the progress of #he.enforcedace• render of the•Italian fleet and . I:OUPON EXPANDERS - tioa'e business and enables tarp- j Maker, Is -A Man treat. It: has a, vital bearing :�� opening of the Mediterranean both _ Quadruplets have � been born. to era to reap .better results t;om - - the future course of the war•• ear- 'are nqw available. To' defend the Indian Ocean, Japan will have a eompte ' in Norfolk, England. their 'labors. This has Veen a year Women cake bakers figurative- Russia. If. the Germans can be' - . lsn't it amazing what lengths some in which farmers cannot help but .' ly. curtsied to Langdon C. • Mer• made to pay heavily enough for to risk splitting Ler •fleet, hard people over there will go to to be impressed with the value' of chant; of Columbia, -N;- C., who- their ill- advised attempt " to hold pressed by thg Allies An thb order to get extra meat rations!' drainage. 'bested them in a cake - baking corn• the line -of the Dnieper, the conse•• Pacific. This ip not only to say .• - •- ..yQULI al the South n___u_.. WI quencea could -be tremandnne_ that we Can now move holdly on _ - - - -- - - -' Mr. Merchant, over six feet tall, The Russian victory already Ragoon and take it by assult. It DIMCMT DECISION$ M ct.vlrAS eYIIJ.tAI ' credited his blue ribbons and looks like their' greatest of the will first be ne.gCSSar^ to' $size- _ _ - - • prizes as South. Carolina's best , to be a decisive oae'end turn out the Japanese -held Andaman and war. It might in the cake maker to a chance remark Nicobar islands as air bases. After ; Irl that 'Admirat Mountbatten m"y �^ ' he once heard a woman make to Campaign In Burma L her maid: "The secret of baking a It is no secret that the- Allies Prefer the broader strategy of a good cake is to cream the butter are aiming a blow at Biltma, says direct attack; on the Kfa poniri= and sugar until ifs .fluffy." The New York - Tiines.' .- The - Koh- ' Bola, that narrow neck of lead - - which coanects_tbe Malay States _ ::. Ot ' - Six years ago, Mr. Merchant; `, eooa rains ale ceasing and both with Thailand and Indo-China and _ then a young bridegroom, took lip aides have reported patrol clashes .____. -__ - eventually free the South Cbina' - = - as a. L��L� ';�vcw..ad .1--n, the Burmese- border: —But - ciie- baking -- ast. - he could have his cake and set it; -� it wilt-.be-inany weeks before the co 1` too, ° " - waterlogged river valleys -dry oat, Such an ambitious project, re- 'Here's - J uiring it huge force,-may seem' ' the prize- wiantng recipe and even limited operations can q — - / 1 --� � _ _ _ . - _,• - _� -for -devil's food cake: Three-' -hi diy- begin until Admiral Mount- bjeyond -present, hope. But' it is squares of unsweetened chocolate, batten, Allied commander to soa-h• not- too- mueh - to- exrect'that before - :' SR-3 cup water and four. tablespoons -east- Asia, - returns to India "-Erom the monsoons start again next - • of sugar mixed in a doµbTe•14oRer, his cgnfereuces with Geaeralis- _ Msy, the Allies will have- made a Whip that into a batter prepared . almo ,Chiang Kai she$. real beginning. from two cups of sifted cake - The map is a poor guide. to the -The Road To home - !loar, one teaspoon of vanilla. ex• comity campaign. The contiguity Further Allied ad><ances 1n Italy tract:, two teaspoons baking. pow- :ot tiorthera' Intt{a' Qua $urine -is• - represent. successes against the der._.3le tesspooa soda, % tea- deceptlye. On paper it may look Nazis, the weather and the ter- i spoon alt, 98 cup butbr, 1 culls ifis. an easy matter to march a fhtR•. _ - :h/ -.. _ -.anger and 8 well beaten eggs. Bake _ strong army.frotu.Asaam into Bur- Reports of the - . fighL(ng above sy' - ` in It slow oven for 80 minutes. me, drive the Japanese invaders the V0tgrUo River lndtcate that ° Wot+iQER N� ivHE� (NER YOU OUGHT back to one -grand wheeling move• the American and British troops ,�' '% CALj, 1WE- POC(OR ON MCOVSIN6 . -- Training -flLns created by Ws]t pent and open Cb1Aa'i sdpply are faced with . a grim tenacious. _ �HA1 IIIiOR,,pf'�1TS`Q F WILL. Wl1ii' . e "father" ,. of ' Mickey routes, again. But this ap itioach adversary whose tnteuttott� Is to' — - - _ OiYi �3£ {1fG REMINUEV, �OSES ^ Dlsn y, 'f0 ARE A' HOT 13t�14 �iuYAs o ' Louse, are ussd_by the Canadiant is one of- the most difficult In the make capture of Rome a' co9tly s. I . t+. on e.w.0 WA Mtu+�S Army. world. n leads through a road- and protracted action -for the �,,�„ t r'4'H^s''y L�,vT". •rs: i;..� :aTSya�,+±s?•c _ .+,., s^i'*',LcT _ x - , _. _ H _.,r- --• -r.• :'3'b"":4 - - - ,... v• vat, ar?mi ,:' % w' '•;P ;,''.• ry ''"",F''r, a._try -i :ri' "a.F. •: r'7r^ J•, - irk.;; • 4 4 n /, 'h.A" i '.i: • - +Z '� • ! fence for s dozen yards. And Pm gains to make you lsnji. then all hell was loosened. Drop. your belt and Fuel your Rearing;, emu, king, sunfishing, Lands np l" yhe- -vim_,_ d_�, __, in motion __For-- st -mome• t Cnrra>s'a Ile:_ Af every muscle of his mighty body grew whiter. "Why, you -you- CooaTipaTioN _ in the effort to shake himself he began to bloater. free of his human burden. Dave, "You heard me, Curran. IZ t with feet jammed into stirrups, iou're a man aLd not a skulldn' CORRECTED THE f E ! ' Iy� „ gave the horde his head, quirting eoyote, drop yot.r beltP _i.` M. , ��l�' him mercilessly as he went Dave suited the action to the - , through all the manoeuvres of his word, ^nloosed his own belt and AN "^ Wicks, - - let it fall to the ground. Curran RULES - - -'' y - still hesitated. Wilbur Ferris i f sun- t Once, in the middle o a lbnsydaysofaaatyoupsve SiLLOC4lD'B ALL- iiRntQ every day back his stood head, still. he Black sna Reaching at the hurrying he obabbled.w Yon HousewMes an "Houseldters" aotmtry -as well erg to your- It's' dei2cloW as s cered ' or in hots self -tp >� peak That' tast�t mulBas. Drer�ie plenty to pp why it's so t to avoid the Thee sec if you don't agree ALL4u AN Dave's leg with teeth that miss broke that horse, didn't you, serving Iles notion bjf providing common type of constipation caused is the "better way" to natural rega• ad crunching the shin -bone by the Bruce ? - And Curran promised nourishing meals that protect _-- :: - -by lack of "bulk" in the diet. Ana laxity. But tefaember; eat ALI.BRAN _merest fraction of an inch. you a job if you coal' do it. All the heobb of their families: do it'by ettiug right 4t the cause every dayl Dave let the beast' have the right, what's the trouble, then ?" iiostatdo "Aosia4 "withharshpiu�a- Grocers have ALL-WtAN in two virt across the face then. And "I wtluldn't take a job with �ECAYainabki;ecipeBook _ fives that give only temporary retie£ convenient sizes: Made bq �Seuogg s q our outfit, Ferris -not for any "Economy Recipes for Canada's Just follow this simple plan Not in London, Cicada, the horse, 'screeching with fury, y � ,� Hoelsoldiers" oontainiag many Jammed itself sidewise against the, sum you was willin to pay, taiga suited to today's require - -- .- 'fence -rail with a thud that cent Dave answered. "I'm ridin', but mean. Send a Fos with two. posts rocking crazily. Dave before I go, I'm aimin' to mark Y� .. address with the - was ready for that. He had slip- up Curra. 's yellow hide for him." words "Economy Recipes ". Address Dept. eI , ped sidewise like a circus rider. The Canada Stuch _ 1 MIA Then, as the horse stood still, nonce Service fit, = his feet were back in the stirrups , .. , 49 Wellin gtGC Sc. ' again, and 'still the quirt came MAKE L,Tbrodo, es s- , t By down on flank. and shoulders, : - - It -,I VICTOR IB and the spurs dug blood from s • J y ROSSEAU the heaving sides. • PuWtdwInft Suddenly • Black Dawn knew �i tut ads of QON►� ' htat he was done, and brought ,� CANADA'Sa s` _ CHAPTER II around a fence -post and began his lost trick into play. He g 4 NMITION At that moment a than emerg- hauling in screamed, he reared, he toppled O• CAWAION ad from the ranchhouse, an eld- It was not until he had the bfthemikad _ Srly men with a short zled creature secured firmly against. backward. As he did so, Dave r / iii flung himself- sidewise from the bsdrd, wearing a gray. coat and the fence, from which the Mexi- _ saddle. He landed on his feet, tie, whipcord, breeches;. and high cans had departed precipitately, slipped in a mass of churned up r ' • , t f • adding- boots, He came towards .that Rare 'realized what he was mud, was down for an instant, s r the group, and Curran waited is for • ' a y then up ones more as the mighty $or him with some impatience. -bulk of horseflesh came crashing "Who's this ?" demanded the'. This horse was a killer, one of down beside him with kicking There 'a plenty thaw days to make w CANAOA STARCH COMPANY Limited newcomer, 'darting a suspicious those occasional animals that kill. less -and. gnashing teeth. Up, quirt people nervous. And me- - d - glance at Dave. not In rage or panic, but out of in hand, and hands upon the nerves can turn nights anlddaysinto• _ "Another: of them tmvelin' sheer joy and hatred of man. The bridles forcing Black Dawn to mtseryl If you suffer m this way chers," , Curran grinned. black must have been roped many Vie, try r q erect o� Curran sized up the situation ClClaims he's a hawss- wrangler. I times before, for he understood Black Dawn stood with lower- v' Miles Nervme oDataike he told him if lit can break Black each movement of the game. He• ad' head, quivering ith defeat. Nell-�� nerve sedatives. directions s. Take quickly enough. He knew that wanted Sawa, I'll see %bout a job for. wanted to be caught and ridden,- _; first- times n his life the b�ri n general �o stamp. would in b��fight i! he wanted Aim, air. Ferris." to that he could execute his ren. mankiller, with four li es to his leesness, hysterical conditions, net- P macY over that Y crowd. Suddenly " he unbuckled "But -" began, Wilbur Ferris glance. credit, realized that ha had !Quad � fps, � to �p headache his belt and let it fall. A rear . Dave had heard of such beasts, and due t nervoeatura. Irresolutely. He darted another '-is master. Y broke from his ij and he cants - but he had never encountered raeaa4saac eat more ' -• Rook at Dave. And now Dave read Dave leaned forward and pat- -food ...get your'vitatnias and take rushing forward, his huge fiaffi - something almost like fear in the one of them before, not one quite ted the creatulWs neck. Slowly, eenfl6dentresL EffervesdtegNervges flailing, forearms like hams. He Seamed, lined face and shifty so vicious ind i �.,.1 - .66.....•, �2s,.)r D. »., as.vr- i.l:ric sl:vs a 11ue+ it , "as that met his own for a mo- realized that he was up against sd round the corral until' Dave _Liquid: 25c and x1.00. stretched Days senseless upon the - _ Went only, and the p were alerted. _a mighty tough proposition. halted him opposite the group of �roend, it it had Laded where "That's what I told him." He sass Eurran's leering face gaping punchers. ISSUE No. 48 --4!_ Curran intended. - "Oh, very wells. just as you near him, and he understood that "How about that „ be was to be thrown butchered, e„ job, Car- - " • - -t1a:T, Curr:q; retinrned the Hach- ran?" asked Dave. leean quickly. "I reckon you know trampled into a shapeless thing "Reckon you won it," Curran _3our business." in the dust of the corral, to make answered surlily. THOROUGH TRAINING p "I sure do. That's what I'm' sport for the foreman, and his "Yeah? Well, you can keep here for," Curran answered. "Git gang from below the border., your -damn Job.- • You knew that _ _. yore rope, Bruce. We're waitin' "Here's yore blanket, - saddle, horse was a killer. You meant iE1i doss you. +' and bridle," said Curran. "Once me to be -killed, so's you could • • • you're up, you kin ride him hell -. have something to laugh about. beat to the finish. He ;ain't never Dave unfastened his rope -from been beat yet. You beat him, and Fly STAR FASHION - -' -1be - saddleborn and approached the jolt's yours:'' the corral. The grins upon the • • - : - - -- - -- U6 K- E Y 0 Jaces of the Mexicans had chang- Even then Dave prepared for - - ed to a Louse expectancy. a determined resistance an the The blaes was standing a little part of Black Dawr to being sad- r o'a'r &part from the rest of the' re- tiled and bitted. But the horse _ Asada, which had huddled together offered not 'the least resistance, i - into. a farther corner. His. legs and Dave quickly had the saddle - - ° were planted squarely on the on and the cinch tightened. Nom ^- ;,' t _- — - -- ' - -0 KA« ' - ground, neck outthrust, ears fiat wan there any resistance when be .with the head. It was evident he put the Spanish bit into the ant• -was perfectly aware of what was malls mouth. - " In prospect. Slowly Dave unanubbed the N~ y" Con Cillem" ! k t� Nora >. Dave looped .his rope and flung rope and released it. The horse - �Amerhen Prodj a in IL He was sure that the black stood motionless. !folding the 6atieipated every movement; he reins short, Dave climbed the ' expected a swift side -leap and fence - and. vaulted into the saddle. C Inplete ft*Msh aotasi+ei in an British Ztaptro. The courses beau Ralf anticipated failure. To his Dave thrust his feet into the' be'�� of �� are avail- with elesaeistsrJ Work it aeesssars. Surprise, , the black let the rope stirrups and_ pressed the horse's ' Dead teddy m Canadian Institute , Mttie about his neck and moved flanks with his iooneea. Black Waage home studs courses. are sill d Science & TechnoloSy, Limited... ' lerward as Dave snubbed the end Dawn ambled slowly along the ��WA over nw % Byear l' e4 Cha/a Bides he �7 St.. � •- ' _ _ >aattv7 years !save Toronto, Oat„ for the �'te 176- she highest regard of nesting authorities iitrbat�so - pow ue�lia." oTheraf Lga obi�atjon. °iG�1NCH -BOX HAMBURGERS, _ .er....tie.e sasfs+aselaa works Man&$Ws nears. Atteanatias WINS ` Though your usual idea' of hamburgers may be hot meat cakes, Air w6� EXWU. tw eh..t w Ins - around Rogmara a odorae Power sous. served in split heated buns, your family will take quickly to this cold ttienee.% Aeroaautteat >aa- a ar,d- aeon Lighting aversion . .. very practical, these days of no hamburg- rolia! x:' � ,,..,.,•„ � - _ •_• !,t Cesa.ava °°°Te• seetrielt>r eutrotr 1 pound ground ueei 1/6 teaspoon pepper ARE, Hie«wale ift s!•a ew LPs ) - (inexpensive cut) 1 e : K, ! . vP:w i ihaasemmt - _,�'� adsa eta` ,' -•1 cup Muffef crumbs or un= gg Cho, Mal" ace+ sad apparatus =' Cilp milk or stock ;'' • tort oertl•t structures "TstesrapiV CoarM 4, v cooked' - Quaker Oats AsaRavtn �� - a ` eaneaa Comae - r i cu chopped onion Buttered bread slices Aaa.LO,lc s:amlaslea _ _ _• P PP Neahsaieal Za•lnesrfae D u tae Wavering aped!!- 1 teaspoon salt " ' Sliced tomatoes a ►lIa.LMecbs. Zzaminauoa' Asa AN" er•M pen.rat Meebanieal Carlo- cations, Qoaadoes A.M3rit.I.R.Z. _ _ _ • e=rinc Road tons. i eonstruetlee General Wlrelaas _ Combine beef,,Muffet'crumbs, onion, salt and pepper. Beat egg, efe- hrn.cal Drawing and a�dd >E4drigulfe Ad.� Wireless and ntsa - add milk, and mix thoroughly with meat. Let stand b minutes. Shape Design Machinery Radio eerrlclns. Maiatess as flat round- cakes, and brown quickly in hot. fat Ili .frying pan._ _ A.M.I. etraet. s Rstamlaa- anew. Repass Lower heat OTri saute un +'t .: +n .en a degree. Ci001 1 -` -- - tton abort Wan Radlo a.. "ac, " II-1� Structural ltasineertas ,practical Tel-rlsioa smith seasoned tomato slices, to make' hearty Punch -bon sandwiches. structural g salsa and sound P ture s+,rtne.rins .Sliced cucumbers may be used to replace tomatoes -and ketchup, _ Reinforced ooaesate nl.- Aate..ieN tastaeulas tettuce, pickles, etc., make 'good additions. Large home -made tea xe',.tiint and au- Condition- institute Uotor Trade -biscuits may take the place of 'bread when desired. (Measu're of ~. Examination - -' Quaker Oats may be reduced.) - F. Railway nd Tnet Automobile aarmeermg - igstomobtle nods. Tool .M _ aoYyal sanitary matlWte Plant Sxam. Ieigh -speed Misr! engines : 1 sanitary Zasineering xltctrleal Zaulpmeat of Institute of Builders Automobiles S Zxam. IL.LO.B.i : 4 Building Construction an0 GeaaeatCdaeatleaat REi S V111" Advanced rt aBuilding Coo- oa IIaiterslt7 e! Load a 'London sMatrbulatioa 0 �,'}iLsi -- — Specifications, IL llll - _ Final sae PurBesel ) !pectrieaci ,, tier. - na3 _ costs for • . , �% �� - - — —• - Be ease i S • 0 Many a college eEd business-- apgursCombTDed snlldlnr nituer Mathematics-- - wardrobe is built this season on a ' Architecture Prletleal M themaaa Gectosy and Mineralogy CoGeneral dao tl i Course o smart jumper several blouse metallurgy s changes. For jumper, make Pat- Petroleum Teebooiogr ,..Complete salesmanship _ General Mining Practice ., CUr-se tern 4642 0! velveteen, for work Minfas snstneerlar or la use practical wool or Zeaetrlaal Zasincerlar `salsa Manager's course ., play P modem languages rayon mixture. Gay colored ray lsamination' Institution of Fire - General lelecirleal Zraln- 24+_n••rs Exams One or cottons are attractive' for •erY+s - _ �'? i - - the blouse. - i Pattern 4542 comes in Junior MAIL THIS COUPON NOW ' Mitts sizes 11, 18 15, 17. Size 18, s = jumper, taken 23iti Ards Ski -inch Canadian Annulus of 5,1. e a TseLaelen. U.Ned, e . .. j p , y t i Chester Nor.. 119 nay St..- Tereate. fabric; blouse, 1 -35 yards contrast. s CCO Y� riot tamp 'astern - to Anne "New aH A`h r..k of Doi °Ftatiiiu w: �" ; V VOL S_M� O in Send TWENTY. CENTS (t ere - _ �"!• r asevXlmes�"" - pp Rift tGBA Adam's, Room 421, 78 Adelaide as+w.r i 1 aHd St. West, Toronto, Write plainly i size, name, address; styli noon- . y .. ., Wr Yeaeesld ter..._.. M_._........ -._._ ,...... • 'w.0 bar., , :T "Kv A; nw, -a a- scied I LAND SURVILY01L Advt's kh-A-MV 2& centill. If '-to be- P DONALD BUDDY Barrister, F. L DONEVAN, B. A-, 'Be- C. dlor Z9or.1TP-hl"- manem i Gibe= A --1-4 --Wil J billed by mail Joe, &Mti4q*, 45co formerly occupied fir •tbe late A�ff. Ckxie- S ore an. soutb wing of Court Houme- Wb�tbr. Slit . King'Str, East, Oshawa, Phone L 16c. Extra for News Box Numb*r BEATON, BELL & ROSS S. On Me are the records of 1981 Steer Lost — black, white, head, be- Earristors & Soliciters OUR 1ween Pickering- and Toronto, Wed- W. J. Beaton, K. C. Telephone' NOTICE afternoon, Nov. 8. Any in- EL Brooke Belli K. C. -Ad. 2838 iXmas Cards "are now on display formation contact Harry Wade, at J. D. F. Ross John L. Pond Pickering. Reward. Our"trucks pass your was every - . 1 372 Bay Street — Toronto Billfold Lost — black, i4entification — day Get ,your overseas mail away early enclosed.- Finder please return to Airs. Joe. Cowan, Pickering Maple Leaf Fire -OOAL, COK.E. 2 rooms, partially furn- W •.Overseas Boxes 5c 10c _W0 Let OOD, CEMENT, fished. Bly residence, Pickering, on Church Str. -or apply 210 Indian Rd. SAND, 'GRAVEL, 12-13 Cheap Rates for Farm and Country and -Right Now ....'WXactor wanted —.to rent. Decem- Buildings Buildings have splendid assortment bet to March inclusive. $W month. Windstorm Insurance on BUILDER'S SUPPLIES we av a of Repairs maintalmod. BOA 896 News Windmills, Silos ate- Automobile Lmrance of work 12--43 also locaL. Pffice, Pickering An Irta. Dishes in sets of 32,38 and 66' NUs for Sale — 6 and 8 weeks old: We havealio vlaeed in stock a fun I.W. T. Heron, phone 62 r 11. Pick Write or Phone LINE of MAPLE LEAF , ERA. -pieces Glassware GGalore Aging Bowman & Rowe caauNy FEEDS Kens for Sale — '15 Leghorn Ycar- 11" bens, 85c. each. Now lasing. 2)on. Pugh, R. R. 1, Pickermg, phone A.'.W. MITCHE111 We Have FICEERI10 MILLS Pickering 96 r 21, Pickering,_ Aa-ddee for We — lelectric stove, double bed with spring; calnbination GROWING MASH Phones — Yards '74: 'Res. UW just what the working' man is (dresser and wardrobe. F. White, at now Big 88 Overall Uverpool, Ont. looking for 96 A. E. RICHARDSON Gentleman's � Overcoat for sale. Start the Pig ]Winter coat. 38-40 Good condition., GENERAL INSURANCE Smocks & Sisman work boots Ws. Blenkbi, Dunbarton. 'Right On REAL-*E8TA'rE !Cedar Posts — for sale. Quahtity• CONV - EYANCING V. Morgan, Rougi Hills. genc7, ready M `Circulating Heater —'for sale. In Tig Starter An old established a e:S* CHA PMA N good condition. E. Morgun, Rouge to serve. 12-13 D.N.LOCKWOOD Phone, Pickering 60 Battery Radio for sale. Recently PICKERINd ONT� repaired to � first-class condition. Floor model. - -Stewart-Warner. $50- WE DELIVER WE SERVE ficke'ring' ',Nardare cash. Box 397 News Office.. -For:-Sale — Ayrshire cow, a ge 7 AND ALSO GIVE years, due to freshen about Dec. 1. C. A. STERRITT Despite Wartime Restrictions Mrs. E. M. MeBra&,- Pickering INSURANCE 12-13 ..For Sale, 14' white ducks. Apply -meet, Funeral Director- ERV4CE Wo aria atill vaho, fa� evenings: Corvette, 4th Concession Pickering. CYRIL E. MORLEY Furniture' GENERAL INS URANCE -Most Pickering Red Crone SERVICE PRQT XCTION -:Dealer -Of Your `Demands Knitted articles and hos�ftal SUP- -aring. the last three plies. shipped d Now In Stock months — 3000 compresses, 13 lay. (978 articles), 21 quilts, I SPM ffie'vlc7my vdghan,. 8-00 wipers, 269 articles-.:- of s gifts for girls -in uniform and civil- Motor Ambulance, Day or Night We now have an hand a supply men' Pants, 5 pr. pyJam- 4 4 .,,jans, 23 pr. 13 Your favourite'Nottinxhahn �,Wh'.34 pr. boys. pyisibas, 27 pr. vomen's bloorneri,- 24 comidrts bags, English Style nlitted suits, 21 gists -.Jfk children's 4 It Is Not Made Oor Matto We Ra*e'lt, Can Get It Or iFrnit S&TWO knitted sweaters, ,sweaters, 12 boys' 2 caps, I scarf and cap, a. scares,; PICK 1*6 Pr. boyi stockings, 55 pr. ribbed Picker"ng, '-.Ont. 16 49c j..S. BALSDON,, ERING ".'!sockz,'179 pr. short socks, 17 scar- ...Our PreWiption Sffviee*'iv ves, 15 pr, sea boots, ' 5 pr. navy Accurate and EffIdeAt •oeiks, 43 turtleneck tuck-ins, 5 long-sleeved round . neck irweaters, WM. MAW ..THE REXALL STORE Lj 89 helmets, 16 turtleneck sweaters, CB' NP St D AUCTIONEER AND J. IL Beyea PhzL IL .34 pr., gloves, 10 pr. seamen's long - VALUATOR ' -' FARMERS Of S-,'O.NTARIO stockings, 1 yr, knee caps. 'Sales ♦conducted Anymberc -P 0 hous, Pick '.1boce or, write. Addre" 61 4L Dundas Iffmaz Not= IM PAT TONX)b"ro -PIUCZB AT YOUX ROXX KATO= dtreot, 11"t. ­� I ISAL P06 SU& 9 am. 1 *0, :Wbitby. OntArlo.- E " " Q HOGS -�t CALVES-,. :LAMBS Toronto AD an — Pick, U R n CALL NOW L ..-BROCK &ND AM Knim or I* have Yew'Stove and Furnace and PoultryJ 7* RON GIBSON - - `-T!, NEATRE e attend" to. We *-ill serve 'both live dressed --y" t" tlu-3.. i or ear smitty Li*e "Ducks TRANSPORT Get our prices on Real Air-CosditiOned' TRANSPORT tkfay 31 1 Wk Revs !444, t1slows, cog EHING-FARM-S bFUMDAY, FRL, SATURDAY CART-AGZ PICK Nevessber 4-, 5 and 6 MOVING In UMI I ED Saturday Matinee at 1.30 p. w. GP TERM EGG LADDIG STA00N ALVIN BUSEBT w.'6A I ONT. PHONE to AX&Ijbt A 3" My Sister -Eileen- ­-H&rdWare Tinsmith Notice starrin X Rosiland Ruisell Brian Aherne and Janet BIF PHONE 46 Combination Storm Doers and '--P 0 F R R I N G T, AY, TUESDAY, WED-N'SDY Storm Rash — Made to Order COMRIE LUMBER Co 'o JIOND Ilie November 8, 9 and 10 also LIMITED At "0 Asphalt Shingles MW Lost Complete Show' PILES, ...... S I u ferers of bleeding or Protruding Roll R f' Scarboro -Junction _piles should know Bunker's Herbal --China Girl -oofngs An. halt Sidinge Pills. T 1�eat the cause at its 500MVIL Lou auar" etc- -Money back if the first 'bottle does -tTELEPHONES —How= -J;U'I- Rn4i &'4- 336 with George , Montgomery not "t's" N. M. Gordon At. Better Drug Stores .�Also an Added Attraction Oct: Rough and Dressed Lumber sh Doors Sal -.,..Taxi -Mister Interior Trim Mouldings Y. soft. and. Hardwood, Flooring .4wimam Bendix and Grace Brad%ie wirgrain Slilngler, Siding Walrivalated Siding _Quality Meat ... Rock lath Ing Wallboards -Cedar- Shi iss ATURDAY Asphalt Shingles TELURSDAY, FRL, S Roll Roofing Tile y '7 : Poultr Barclay Noveiaber.11, 12 and is X"onite Products Cm*nt' and A*& Wool Jigulation 'Sewer Pipe .7 Weeping Tile J, Ism. p .,.-And Coney -Island P. PAINT .3URTn;-SENOUR 100 e. 11�11 PU On Technicolor) . in Fish 4 season )Batty 'Grab) 0 George Montgomery with 'Cesar Romero -,-,S1LK'-S"-MARKET :. .