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ti _ _ t - - ATO.' -G 'SOL. LX1V I'IC�iEr�I:�G, OST., FRIDAY�E- Z. ; Conduct _-Will ' -T eircLocal .�o Sout Troop _ , • _ GNEWS Da n ctoGout, :Ap = ber - - aly�n�up Boy Scout Apple-Day October 14 WOUNDED IN ITALY "What Confidence Can They Have" READY TO TELL Pickering Village The local Scout Troop held a very r As the close o war in Europe' Miss Maxine -Elliott is_home oma •ev- '� pproaches, a niceable'"let-u '.',in , -the wQek.--. - ening last. Several boys passed the :": the one-time serious concentration ' ' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sterritt and tests leading to first-class standing %s on war effortis apparent. . and the Fall and Winter season has '' We read of the many women:... ,Mr. Seco- Johnston were winners e �: an , who are'leaving their War- - started well. the Daily Star Cup Trophy at the _ �: "trebles„• bowling tournament at The concluding item of the pros- industry job and making an attempt Highland Creek, on Saturday after- -to was an attack on a quantity of Y' to become safely established is a Hy: noon last. corn, idndly provided'by Mr. return- boiled _ - peace-tine endeavor. This move- Mrs, Herbert LeGard has and Mrs. Smith', conaun°`�d with ! ed to Pickering after spending two - and - meat is taking Place`in large num. enthusiamm. Plans were cam- bers, and no effort is being.made to anonths with her daughter, Mrs. pleted for holding Boy Scout.apple k: curtail or control-it.Other even more Raymond'Cafik, in New Brunswick.. - Day on October 14. disturbing signs' are Ding reported "? Pilot Officer Pierson Baker is at during •the past• two weeks -- the - home on leave_ lrcrn the bleat -- _ Pickering Bed Cross more alarming may be considered a- Coast. mong the following-incidents• Mr. Fred Gray, of London, Ont., The Red Cross Executive Meeting Before making any reference to .spent the Past week at. the•Dwyer in the Red Cross Rooma, Monday these, let us rerue-nber that several _ home on Church St. afternoon October 2nd, sx 2.80 P m mil lion' men have placed the mselves -L6 Pearson and Ernie Roffey are All members are asked to attend. upon a sacrificial altar -- (an sitar both,, home 'on leave, frsoin their cold, .greedy and selligh, built up ": RCAF stations. it's Ca�;ng to Dsnbsrtoa In the past twenty-five years, and- Clairb Wallace and her surprising Mr. Jack Frost, Miss D.'.Gregory' longer), to have .done.with them as �onnation about people and events and kiss. Robinson, all of Toronto, Ha, Ha, we're laughing even` L-Corp' 'Q Mism Htcka .of:Clare' fate would dictate. They .are aacrif- , >maka up the new "They Tell Me",• spent Sunday' with ]sirs. George �mont, who was wounded is Italy icing lives each day in the hope and before we see it. See what? you according word received by his belief that "things are- going to be which returns to the air on Oct. 4th. Elliott. 1 . mean you -have not heard? Why te last week. He has basal in different" - that Democratic not- no time is 1.45 on Mon,. Wed., and Miss Ma&Tfe White is spending it-s that-a-set comedy "Sound your Fri., on the dBC. this week in Toronto. was service for over two years and ion- are to work together for the _ Sgt. Bill Boating w:, at bane on Holm" that is coming' to Dunbartcin overseas since last_ December He 6ettenneIIt of mankind. a Creek end leave from Ttree Riv-• jested Cbuzchi on-Friday, Oc'ol� hoe three �trotberg; Fred, '%�pyd and O ff, a few days ago, a promia Oatasio Chapter'.-O. E. S. members newspaper stated Attend ReeePOon at Toronto ors station: there is to it! If you are unhw*int- �� � hyeme _- men from .United States Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lockwood_stat! 4 new nX ooih to be over " 14; St will 'mat about &rte a- wy n had ��' a foothold on Sa4eral members of Qmtsrlo ZhZP- now St., recently purettaaed i'sm»t� --you 25 seats, but if You eonvime usthe Conduent, landing with invasion ter O. R S. Plekering attdoded the , Min Mirmie Morris. if' - that yon are under 14, it will mly gave Thea ta+aopa4 clothed in U.. S. Amy off-- -banquet And reception to Grand be 16 cents. We'll be seeing Toa at _Tbe Owa+elr ltsl► ices uniforms, which were abandon- Chapter Offieess at the Royal York )silos � $ r - . . aydvt., and Hotel, on Tuesday, Sept. Zl3. week is Toronto visiting her grasd- tla ehtn'ch. we wrote about ed two days after, io Paris. _ In our >� issue pareatg. Mr. and Mrs. Day. -� - • of the y,},rouble that taklea "buAneas" eoaateneed with French gates to the Convention were Sis- � About three tons of scrap paper- some aper- 1 Milkweed Campaign is Fuu Pres- around this village during the industry" ....while yet no British ter S..Mansfield, W. M., ast3 Sister was collected locally in last Satur- resr is Ontario County place pl�� - here's some o! it - a Pair representatives had been allowed to E. Winter, A.' M., staying at the day's district-wide collection. - --'— of verandah cushions were rasoved cross the Channel.....Last week a hotel - _ School children in all schaol see- from one home and ended up on stn- .U_ S: Senator accused the British of - "PhooeT to Yeo'" ~ . "- tions of Ontario Comity are snaking The owner may. refusing tb co-operate with then, in Pickering Women's botituu other verandah. India, a that at this time Most duck hunters are doing fairly an excellent contribution• to Can= have �� ��� � Phoning � suggesting Heal Nttsse Sharpe, of Toronto - ada's War Effort in the collection of peratioa would be prejudicial to . Wasttra Hospital well -- others not so well. A local Milkweed po& ?or'.Life'Jackets.. News Offices $ritiah interests.....Dur own C. C. + group, who sought to provide hunt- Kapok, the silky, geed pod fibre, F. leaders sure reported to be insist- Ing grounds for themselves, rentrd lMw'Rotary Club. ,. The monthly meeting o! the Wam- 1s .urges a section of good marsh, posted "no �- t seeded by the Canadian ; .•' that returned men shall not en's institute was held sat Tuesday � Governsaertt. Attendance was good at this havel►ny preferential status in post- afternoon at the horse of Mrs. N. trespassing" signs, 'and, thea ListAen- :3 mee�tn6.-A:3t`>Ifitell->md_fie. of sear---politics' - org""zation.Abicy, ed to Toronto hunter�oaching on _ worth 20 cents when properly dried the program. and presented Robert occupy a position not more worthy tendance. o their area as--y=gooey- yon i. Tile pods are put-into open mesh Allen, of the D. L L. Fire .Dept., as than labor in this country".. It was decided the annual gifts haat Day for S-ieils - Saturday' _ bags supplied by the Agricultural his.speaker. - Only a few, -- but we can readily for British babies be brougnt to-the .- • Ottawa, throughappreciate the attitude that our Ines Supplies Board, October meeting, rather than Nov- The last day on which aportsrn.nr _ _the various schools in the county. are going to adopt when they tare ember as programmed, in order that may obtain shells is Saturday, S--p. ' ,A large number of these -bags are informed of these "incidents they may reach England'by Christ-.' SO. Gua Registration,' Registration available at the Department of Ag- Having said our .business what confidence can they have is . _.- .-- .._rd --_d Ration Book _�- riouiture, Uxbridge, and will be Mir. Wtiss.' MieEaeLn3e, national leadership and iadusfrlal A donation of $W.00 was made ampany your .application for pea nit shipped out to anyone in the Const/ any we may •-'ULM& You, leadership that hag already taken to the Salvation Away for the pros- to buy (if you can glet them). Shot _ to our MM" customers, steps to guarentea that "things '� ent drive, sponsored here by the gun shells and rim-fire. eartridg-s F oa+ request. Rotary Club. only. , Let us all support this worth, who are ear' friends, for not be diMereat". - _ , canspaiga to assist public schools thew loyal Swart during The high-light of the afternoon in-aseeting their- objective.,of 5w. asr. " rears"ja �a�. Nath PkkWiag Red Cross News was- an. unusually interestmg add- _Pickering Township Council _ bags of milkweed Pods. It is oar trope that the _ - seas b Miss Shupe, Assistant Heoagha:a Oast. same loyal support will be -rhe Pu�� of the SociOty Principal- of the School of Nursing, da aY 'EROSE TRAP' C LIGHTS ��° °a• shall,be:- .To furnish volunteer aid of the Toronto .Western Hospital. ( will m9et os Monday, October $ at'. to the sick and'wounded of armies Early in 1942, there was a Call for 1 One o'clock at the Township Hatt C. A. 'ten* for. the traiosactioa of general biter• F�s6ieiseri" of the' Dept. of High- in time o! war.. .Int time.o! Peace a nurnber of Canadian nurses to go ways have erected the "five-way" or war to carry cos and assist•in to South Africa and I in Sharpe iasis' , int�eraeetioa lights at the tour-cor-- wort for the improvement'ot health was in charge. of eighty. The story _ „� hem: One .light hangs v=ned- - the prevention of disease alnd the of their trip, experiences,, dewriP- With the Vku�che&_ lately over the centre of the road= Markkaas need Dauer mitigation of gafferiag throughout• tion" of the hospitals, country,'the way, with the east and west light the world". intense heat, difficulties of travel. The 14th Mobile Blosd . Donor • of the amber' or caution signal, and �� will he bald is 'the, United Tbe Canadian Red Erose• Sooty .the adaagera that lurked at •times �'' 'Pickering _ . the north- and•south (fisting•Church Act - truly a big order, but the. were' most graphically •told; spiced• The October -meeting of the .•W:; St.), is the red danger or stop Church hall, lEat'lhasn, oaf Thur:t- :of the Red Cross, is its with a strong tense of humour. ,M. S. of the United Church will be sig W. Another hangs over the con- daY, .October 19, from' 8:4g :su► 1 branches. Those who serve 'under More than ever,.one realized a deep held at the home of Mrs.. Cart- uoon. -New donor please eat a= west of gratitude for the nurses •wright -on .Friday afternoon, Oct of the roadway running ,east the, banner of Red Cross are pled- - and west, south of the town hall. breakfast that does�ttot contain fats. ged to a common ideal. who have been and are overseas, ober 6, at 2.30. The first Chapter This should be a -warstiag to all. °eau ouads, will-be fin the grail ahor`t- In .the .`.'News Bulletin.' that giving 'much fine service. in' this -of the new Study Book,'-'West-•of- cars entering upon or crossing the ly for donors already registered interesting 8-page magazine issued world conflidt. the' Date Lisle' will be given bar with the Clinic. A' social_.half' hour brought the Miss Murray. All ladies are cord- main highway to "stop"before doing by,the Ontario Division of Caned- go. East-and west bound-Araffic is, : ian Bed Croce, there appeared ex-_ meeting to a close. ially invited to•attend. with this type of signal obliged totractss.• • • �1 - .: S. H.• Jeffery from a letter a�*nt#en ay Miss slow down to s "caution's-_ oraoiei etiitig-plc NOTICE TO CREDITORS BS United �arch ndayZ. Schoot n the opinion inion of•snan here,' Passes at Toronto to to to in full but Anniversary , does 'not answer the purpose it is ---_• ' the following paragraph must be Sunday next, er , ft noted already that transport drivers Long a public whool principal in shared - `'The other day, after CREDITORS. OF R1iODA'LAW, it a. ori, the Sunday School of particularly "don't give s hoot" for of the Township of Picken4tg im the parti y Tordnto until,retiring,ten gears ago ministering to a_Canadian Indian Pickering. United Church will holdl yellow lights, and tKe are assing " County of Ontario, Widow, who died y Y P Solomon H. Jeffery,'62 Eastbourne lad, he asked me - where does all their Annual Anniversary Service. this intersection as feat as they Ave., Toronto, died at big home the anaterial "carne from" . I told at the Tpwnship of Picketing on the The. speaker will be Rev. M. R� +;•.ever did. Others are however noted 27th day of August, •1944,•are req- Jenkinson, and his sub one day last week. bin about Canadislm Red Cross uested to gond particulars. of their jests "Three to been .observing the signal, and Born in Darlington Township, he raised money in annual, campaigns. claims to the .undersigned before Tines to Watch". The Sunday obeying. received big education at-Bowtnan- to carry on its work, of mercy. He •- sett ai'a'g►ill be•lit charge of School of The. children coming dawn from vilie High School std Toronto Nor- offered me 500 francs to donate tothe $0th -day °#` September 1944' the music: All, welcome, y `Y after which date her estate will be . • • • the school.-is the leading'concern of.- mal in bit early days'-he taught at Red Cross". In this same bulletin, distributed** arse mg the parties' e+n- - � everyone -- it et be those sale and. pyckering;_and.will be a report from Stratford told of the -titled thereto and the executor will St. George a Church, Sunday, Oct: careless drivers who are going to o remembered by acme here. a er -Junior u not m or - ober let. 10 a. m. gRpft, School, the damage. We're not sure'whether- moved to-Toronto- to serve as prin- the sale of ration book holders. i which he.has not then received-not-' 11-a.•m; Morning prayer, prem# we should so easily adopt a philos- cipal of Davisvill'e,- Eglikton-'and Would this be' a hint to our Junior icG t this service, Rev. E G s Robinson. ophical 'attitude and say as is being' Eigea 'St. PKbbe 'schools...A..m� Red,Oro" Group Y I -- _ done - "If better than nothing". bar of Glebe Road Uztited Church, _ : . - _ DATED AT. OSHAWA this 14th Dtm6artala �,. 8 rem Active'Service he e3iw beldnWed to the Durham See Late Mrs. A. Law's Sale List day'o! September, A. D.; 1944. St., PauL's Anglican •- BandaT, Old Boys' Association. Surviving, in another-toltmtn- - Saturday Sept. Oct. I. - 8 P. m. Tarvest Thanks- Rev K,ldly Jeff- 90, at L00 p, n► Mala St. Pickering W. E. N. 9inelair, S. C., Bank of giving. Special reacher, Rev. A. J. Garr. H. B. Coates, youngest son are: his-wife, , s . • Montreal Chambers. Oshawa, Out. Forte L. Th. Rector of Scarborough of Mrs. John Coates, Claremont, er y, a, daughter, Mary, and one arrived home from France on Wed- brother, Rev. Charles B. Jeffery The Committee are' still trying to C. coo r for the Executor, Garnet Junction. Everybody welcome. iron• 4 mbed- afternoon. __. of Willowdale, __.� raise water is the well at the rink. C. Courtiee, Pioherlr+b Out. day school as usual at 2 P. C& 77 Canada Sending a r -vial, Clothing To France •, Twenty' tons of Canadian made : _ D y *, - -= oilways carry clothing will be sent for relief of AC ONALD' PAR French children in the liberated ADOL i eas of Fra ce�waa learned a — Red Cross headquarters in Torontoin #heir •_ last week The shipment 'is van- _ guard of Ila tons of.clothing. me- dical supplies .and food being. one shipped to Normand by ,various - - ��•. C� y organizations and is a gift of 'the - �;ANADA'S fINGJT i j Canadian Red Cross. _ Maj. Gen, C. B. Price, overseas iei of the tina. rUy Cross Society, reported in a cable to the Red Cross that the shipment •.• includes 1,000 layettes, 600 boys' �— — aye�a , �' ktta, attd 500 gar'-'Is'-Tci�s. a ' contain everyt ifS'g-fro ' to diapers frr• �+r• �•+ar,+ - .- r. - . = ! ---Allied-Plane - - - ounded Partisans ti .BUTOGRAPAT ACCOUNTANTS A AUDITORS FOR SALE Allied places" evacuated 10,000 _. ' -_ COMPLETE IfOAITHLY__BERYZ FOR SALE REGISTERED OXFORD _ TIME 'I'FS'I'EI�_QU ._ _ WTI Wil wounded Partisans-of Marshaf-T'i- small business" our specf••��lty. Down hams,-Gyre-two-years;oat-- SERVICE and SATISFACTION •$ �MM's to'f Yu Oalav Arm it was aa- government reports prepaf•ed. yearling, also Ram Lambs, rags- / ♦ g y' �B�llett do Company. ! IE";" onable price. Cart G111ander0. Your films property devetpp=d and noainced. Yugoalay ground forces 1Qast, Toronto. R.R. No. 8, Harrow. printed 'f 11 trained at RAF schools iii North { UR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 36o _ �I.IIMlxvaa_ REPRI Africa already are operatlpg on SLIPIT b'IIV1r8TNTS a for 25°ENLARGING SERVICE their native sol service squadrons HARNESS. DRESSING — `FINEST You may not get all the films you 1+ 9 •RANITE UTENSILS REPAIRED leather and harness preservative. want this year, but you can get all _ . '�O�D���� of Yugoslav planes. Qufc]1ff77y and smoothly with plastle .611Dtt also has many household the Quality and service you desire , cement Mend-Holes guaranteed uses 25c up at most grocery, hard- by sending your alms to fireproof or money refunded. 'ware and chain stores. A product IMPERIAL PHOTO SERViCZ ,1 �ws OUT TIRED ACH�i , Price 26c postpaid. Interesting of Lloyds Laboratories, Toronto. Station J. Torontn, spare time agent's pro �'•�moi[ s .• z'- oaltion. asa Mend-Holes. l! Notre —TR -B�TING a East, Montreal. DON'T RISK LOSING GOOD USED, ANY LENGTH, ANY • 6AnY CBIICK! width, Butt Joint or endless. De-. "SNAPS" livery from stock. Write us for i •+ c prices. Joseph Robb & Co., Ltd., THEY CAN'T BE TAKEN AGAIN s as-ff .400 BARRED ROCKS PULLETS, '123 SL Paul SL West, Montreal. Get finer "snaps" at lower coat some Leghosns, three months old. Prompt Mall Service. Send your ■•llor exchange-for other Poul• MACHINERY FOR SALE film rolls to Star Snapshot Service HFAORRHO'DS try,'Zammlt Bros., 6 Kane Ave.. to be developed and printed. This stu- THERE IS • • Toronto. Is Canada's largest tinishing stu- "VIICIN re CREAM SEPARATORS dio, serving customers all over 2 Special Remedies FULL BARRED ROCKS, NEW and repair Datta are always Canada. You'll like our work. too. r ' available either at your local Any Size Roll-6 or 8 Exposures. y�If tf M Oh1#R1tl1EF - Sampahlrea." 'White Leghorns,- dealer or direct from Swedish Prot Hybrids and other breeds 18• geparator Co. Limited, 720 Notre DEVELOPED AND. PRINTED 25c I sNoaid�kTnbQ•. pip•, weeks and older. Not too Bonn Dame West, Montreal, Que. Praising Star Snapshot Serv'.ee, a latemaliiand In )?sl« 9b Mith ps . to order your day old chicks for i Bdd 1945. Free catalogue. Top Notch customer at 9a Kar r, Ont., �ce,tea: I,=rt•eaalIteliftpiLr ' MODEL C CASE TRACTOR ON "t suppose 1fe hard W give your. 1 sad ill for sternal Use Chlckerie*; Guelph. 'Ohfarlo. ' only. Prka80a • steel. Also 12-20 Massey-Harris usual quick service with he?ry ao aambstiramyamDeugslat on steel. 'both ready for work. hard to get, but as long as you i Ib0 SEIL=I! HATCHED BARRED James Finlay, Grand Valle Ont. turn. ._a" such fine pictur•a. 1.11 - Lester WettIaufer, Lot82, Con. 18, Size 4x6" In Beautiful Easel lfcunt• TavlstoclL _ for sale or trade for a smaller ng•or Enlargements 4x6 on -Ivory t noted ve.' r- -f.R . PCI r-rCTS moon 7x !° or d S 1 hoar , one to good ruanl der. John Stark. Shoemaker_ Ave., R.R. 4, __ —.. . -Walnut r 1'33ack E _ weeks to laying. Barred Rocks," finish frames, 69c ea IL Leghorns. New Hemp- , ment colored. 79c each, = GURNEY STEAM ROLLER. NO. _ tshir-es. Hybrids. Free Catalogue. 1265, suitable for greenhouse or STAR SNAPSHOT 'SERVICE Send for 1945 Chick price list _apartment. Apply to E. Bakody, ' today.. Lot year we were unable 295 Brant St.. Burlington, Oct. Box 129. Postal Terminal A. Tc�cr!o . To supply the demand for April Print Your Name and Addrer• - and May Chicks. Twaddle Chick KOEHRING PAVER 81500. PARK- Plainly an A21 Orders an Hatcheries Limited. Fergus. •Ont, er j!!r Compressor with tank and '- HRAY FALL SERVICE BULLETIN i H.P. motor ;150. 1000 Gal•, Tp,nk PATVNTS - 250. he Peterborough-Metal Co.. ._, ,,. •� - -' now ready. Don't delay in getting Peterborough, Oat. -- ... -Copy..-entaining-... F _ ETHERSTONHAUGS & CUMPANY nformation Order October —' -- Patent 3oilcltdrs: Ea _ November chicks now—b to i BJRl$ PRODIICE 1590; 14 .King. West, AvacritQ- — 'weeks notice necessary. A few Booklet of. Informatlon oa re- y dayold and started chicks avail- EASTERN LIVESTOCK FEEDERS Quest. �- -'able for-immediate shipment canobtain carload lots of barley mainly heavy breeds. Bray Satoh- ,ant oats for ed purposes under SHEEP eery, 180 John St. North. Samil- Plan C. of the Wheat. Board. Can ton. Ont. " 'introduce you to Western van- 800 YEARLING EWES (Rambouillet Recent surreys show that not-one Canadian in ;dare of ood grains. Present Merino and Ccrredale cros:v' for DYEING & CLEANING yricea, barley 45c, oats 530 de. _ Immediate delivery. I0,000 8 and These Avast Fort Wlllfam. Also Dos- s Year _old-breedlno•---swan and --- HXvE 100 JL ee er s o e..v<r surveys also show that the more misinformed- •the. dyeing ar cleanlns? Write to as arleV. Established over 80 years. after September 1sL Sot;,,! to for information a are glad to ,Address Fredrick Ind; Lloyd-: Saskatchewan Woolgrowers • As- people are, the more they are in favor of what they answer your questions. DaDart- minst•r. Sank. soclatlon. Maple Creek, Saaka'ch- maent S, Parker's Dye works swan. G.'S. Herringer, Sec-atary. think State Socialism is. Eve11T- Canadian should " Limited. 791 Yong* Street. To- { get posted on this subject at once• because -you will To- ronto. FARM >r'MI SALE s "FAIRWAY" 111 ACRES, 1 ]BILE WEST OF STAMPS be called upon to vote for or against it in.the corning - tchener 1 I m Its, Kitchener- BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLC•VE& IT- CLEANs1— Stratford highway. Cbarles W. Set of three 86 ceQts. S, Breaduer, -general _Your Verdi OTs--this issue will — -- - --1oaer,- >�g. AS IT WAXES!— - -- , decide the destiny of Canada. That's no small matter. 100bACRES FOR$ALE ALL WORK- AS IT P4LISHESI AL'C. Col SALE, LISTING . .�.. ale clay t1** f near Cooks- Br. Colonials, Foreign. etc. u 260 Quick Efficient Floor Tooll Cana-. town, in choloa farming district; f i • than Patent. No kneeling No hard good buildings, land and water; lata; wholesale, retell; catalogue .:The Societ for individual Freedom has been work".! Keeper' your-floors as you iced to sell. Boz 124, Cooks- (free now. N. Begin. B°= 125, Sta• y r - p tion 13 Quebec. like them, using your favourite town. _ organized for the purpose of acquainting th_e people. was, liquid or paste. Efficient tool of Canada with the true significance and intimate_ make hard work-easy.—'Stairway= 160 ACRES SANDY LOAM, TILED, WANTED 1 saved your knees. Material, .work- just of No. a ggfghway at Eagle •_ . manshlp, guaranteed. Full direc- Ontarlb.' 100 ,tiles from Wind- WANTED TO BUT, BUSS LANDS consequences of State Socialism. - tions with each "Fairway," only nor-4:,-room. isriek house, water or Farms containing bush lands. 86.75 express paid. and.Apdro in, large bank barn,- puitable to cut turnitwo lumber. FAIRWAY. windmill, silo, 12 acres of bush. Write Bogdon & Gross Furr.lture -State Socialism would take from you every last 468 Gerrard Street,. Toronto.• Price 87600.00 Terms. L. B. Tay- -Co.� Ltd, Walkerton, dot. lor, N.9' Ouellette Ave.; Windsor, vestige Of -your liberty. `Ontario. Phone 4-6777. List your WANTED, RELIABLE FARMERS. g _ ., s .for sale. who have feed and laclilties to FOR SALE farm with u y State � � ��1Ct8t�lSblp� fart i young cattle for market.-Stm Spens >I;1.ECTRIC Idt1TUA8. NEW. U839D, HAIRDRESSING for 8lxed price,per pound of gtiin in weights. Owner will 'eappiy, bought, sold, rebuilt: b a i t a, meal, or part grain, if necessary. ulleys, brushes when 81 ctrle- AMBITIOUS GIRLS' and on account contract. Nearer To- -The Society has-absolutely no connecfien with To- go Ltd.. 2826 Dufferin St- AGE ronto the. better. Write fully. any political party, nor• is it sponsored,.by any one— — Toronto. - NII4i1.E W. Pon offl°o, Bo: $74, T°-opt0. women• learn pairdreastag at Can- group or class. �t represents private cit! from ANGORA RABBITS oda'• finest atsd largest .eh°°>. WANTED TO BUY: ALL KINDS OP Refined, dignified work. Splendid -'hard wood' and soft wood logs, FOR SALE PEDIGREED STOCK. Day. Write or tall for free liter• also si>sall Quantity bulla Write every walk of life: Will sell in trios or singly. Also •tura Marvel Natrdressing Schools, ;Bogdon • Gross,'.Furniture Co. z• new spinning wheel and scales 888 Bloor Street, Toronto.Branches Ltd., Walkerton. OnL and hutches. 71 Holbrooke Ave., 44 King Street,'Hamilton, and 74 .• , Ont. Rideau Street, ttawa. • Etobicoke pOSi ourself On This Y, lame WANTED TO PURCHASIE L E A R N HAIRDRESSING THE DUNCANMON PET SHOP HAY IN ' CARLOAD LOTS FOR Send the coupon below for free llltCraturC and Robertson method. Information prompt or scattered shipment, „ !21 EGET\TAN AVE, W. D guinea p1gs; on request regarding classes. full Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- a 85 Mc ill fou dCtall$. a d alt u um g g ..*my. 187. Avenue Road, Toronto. e kinds; Write Hugh M. Scott do Co mice and sats; tropical fish and Grain Dealers 4 �. aquariums-s; guaranteed sin in St., Montreal 1, P.(,�. canaries; cages and supplies. •• MEDICAL WANTED STAND OF TIMBER. __ :WILD either Hardwood, Softwood or ,t sw``rAA/ne♦ • • ria F Ree a for sale A. H Te Tellier, Belle TRY 1T! EVERY .SUFFERER OF Mixed. Apply giving full,partleu- _- -The `siVY� illi agW�du� i-i- -- icer, Ontario. -- F.U. _ _ Rheumattie Pains or Neuritis lays to Box 11114, Peter- should--t r y • e y. roug Static Social, ;1300 GENERAL STORE, CHIEFLY Munro's Drug..Store.. 885 Elgin, .. _ .. - :.. (Optriol near Sarnia. Last year sales uttawa. Postpaid . 98 KING ST. E., TORONTO 1 WAverley 8785 :14;000. Place includes good fix- STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR Tures and frame building, stock ofteh are the cause of ill-health hotel? We specialize 1n the sal• B. -A. TRESTRAIL, Chairman, -Campaign. Committee. at Invoice. Also. old established An human,;, all ages. No one 1m- of -hotels and have many custom- WILFRED C. JAMES, Executive Secrefa dry goods and grocery business mune! Why not find out if this •ers desirous of purchasing. If J . ry near Brussels. Bert Weir Son, is your trouble? Interesting par. you will write or phone I wilt v 711 Dundas St.; London, Ontario. ticulars—Free! Write Mulvaney's arrange to inspect your hotel. Refer .to Walter Fonfey, Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 8. Bert Weir & Son, 156% Dundas MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY Street, London, Ont. '.t. , i MANITOBA HEREFORD BREED- BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys ' era' Association'Sale of. 100 reg- offensive odor instantly,- 45c HELP WANTED • 1.'I ata, interested. Send rae literature and more infdr- f tered polled and horned Here. bottle. Ottawa agent. Denman mdtion. ords at auction, October 17th, Drug Store, Ottawa. COOK GENERAL, ;50.00 TO 660 / Provincial Exhib tion Fair .- 3 —Grounds.- randon', 'Manitoba. For FOR CONSTIPATION! FOR EF- 71L Comstock, Apply1 - K:ng monthly, • _-2. I ars! prepared to devote Some time asstsbrig in the !,catalogue write J. R Belt, Live fictive, gentle action, take Per- Mrs. W. Co = educational program of.the Society. Stock Commleafoner, Legislative mol' Laxative-- Tablets: Relieve Bt. E., Brockville. Ontario. for your r ru gut's or AGENTS. WANTED Mr• FOR SALE—FREMLIN',$ HOUNDS se 181. A 00 for 2months supply. Name -Mn. ' .':..:.....:.:...................................... thoroughbred,- seven only. Guar- -ppoostpaid. Fermol Distributors, . GAS SAVER, ,PATENTED, PP., Min ante�eVd to hunt. Order promptly. Box 718, London, Ont. an, 'guaranteed. Fits all motors, Residence Ad D. Fr ml n, Bar Rt er, f you have othf r full time em.. , _ DOOD RESULTS — S p•. to . w or ag9ncT, dresti c ,............. ........ ............. OUTBOARDeBOAT,-WITHaCAILLE !er•r from RheumaticPainsproposition.write proof, ran- ' : 1f motor. also 82 volt Delco water euritta should try Dixon'sDixon's'Rem- Dany, Cornwall, Ontario � ,•. �: Busifiesa' Address ......•.......................-...,.......... pump, withmotor and tower, -�dr. Munro's Drug Store 185 v lrge tank, excellent condition. !gin, Ottawa. Postpaid 81.00. AN OLD ESTABLISHED H_4:`,` �h C t . ................ Date ............ Price reasonable. William Bauer, cry wants agents in ce:-Sia TOwn Or City Portland. Ont, i loo ■ 1n Canada to sell cl_:,,Ics ....„•, (W) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS your spare time. The or:•a'a” Occupation ...................................... REOTSTERED JERSEt BULL &ton In good—and the chicks ire -- -•---- = — ------ — —withpapers: Eighteen -months AND, A. BODDINGTON BUYS -well and favourably kr.o Tn: old WPM bred. Apply to Herb- galls, exchanges musical fns ru- Write for full details Box 17:4 ` Mr, ert .tt'halls. Fingal. Out. ttrents. 111 Church, Toronto 78 Adelaide W.. ,Toronto • 7- 'zk T A T GETS UNDER WAY BETTER DAY AT SCHOOL or KAY uN.R.R.A. AT LAS FORA J- Growing yolingsters especially netd Me food eneray and food _values " Nabisco Wedded Wheat helps to s"plY. W- -plan-� breakfast G"Xmd this bigh-inorgy I whole, P 00% WNWA .00 wheat cereal. Ws ready cook- -&on- ---ready ed, ready to eat '77� .;h*lp give you the energy- d- Ing proteins and carbohydrate. YOU need. Serve It requlorlv� INS CANADIAN SHREDDED, LTD 0 A, WHEAT COMPANY,Maseru Falls Canada IM49X 'M CANADIANS IN PARIS Confronted by the problem of supplying life's necessities to the peoples of ravaged Europe, delegates to United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admiriistman will t in council in Montreal for the next ti 11 si fortnight. QUONSET CATHEDRAL AT PARIS SHRINE k ,^ ;'' ,1.'X`. i : '' ., :'XY 'c .'���;7c A 19% ... .. ..... +ri ' ion the steps of the Church of the Saeed Heart. overlooking Paris, F/O. C. E. Glover, Fort William, Ontario, chats with a group of French people who tell him'how glad they are that the Germanis have gone. --CONN SMME-HOME y: first "point of Standingin the Unique edifice is this church on Enewetok in the Marshalls where interest" visited by Adolf Hitler Navy officers and enlisted men wait for services to begin. Topped in his brief 1W visit- to Paris, a group of Allied Soldiers looks over by spire, main body of structure is made of Quonset huts. First the magnificence of Napoleon's 16 A religious rites on island were held in tent_ tomb. .. . AIRBORNE TROOPS TAKE OFF FOR INVASION OF HOLLAND ........ S injuries and a pl t Serious spInal ik che4 cast didn't prevent a smile and Dry greeting from Major Conn Smythe, M. C., of Toronto, who arrived home recently on the hos- "u 0ital ship, Lady Nelson. Major ySmthe, known to P11 thousands of CanadianAspirin sports followers, was soirin Eases Headache wounded by mortar fire during the Almost InuriediatelY round Caen. heavy a, Genuine Aspirin's-new prices now make it easier than ever for yos f4eidfiv-e relief from to get fiii t, if headache misery. MRSICY-FAU See with your own eyes why Aspirin takes hold of pain a few minutes x. after taking.,Drop an Aspirin Tablet into a glans of water.Almost instantly' it begins to dissolve. And that same fast action takes place in your stomach.That's why Aspirin relieves you to quickly. 7 or years Canadians have relied on Aspirin for fast relief. for effective relief—above au—for dependable relief. Get Aspirin at. 44-11 your druggist's todayl I BOX of 12. .... loomm y bank of 24... ....n*w 29c Family size of In....;....Iww 79C -7 GUARANTEED TO DY1 V i[VIRY,FA&KIC INCLUDING 51A 5Tt Atpi RI1 CILANISE, NYLON AND MIXTUltell Troops of the Allled First Airborne Army board their C-47 plants to take off for the invasion of Hol- Y�e Boyer e"*n each tabW 4 VP planes took part in the inva elan. The troops qtdcWq C*?twed several-towns and, SOLD qVVYWHIA111-Ho 11MIM IN PWO Tow guer-*" Aspbft Und, Over athousand across the_Rhintl 315 VIM "Mm BerlhL according to enemy reports, seized i bridgehead 4W .44 LARGE AUCTION SA-LL ,-�Aof� SERViCEI i [ DUNALD RUDDY Barr.nw w r r j . nolititor. Nouwv Pub iC. &AOOgtO L'Oaa A=lormerq«CaOied by the tote A.a.Club Cattle Grade �Herefords, _Grade .�..«=*�� tom.WbitbY. ,t, - - Reg►• , BLATON, BELL f! R055 a �• e ? thins' B--Horses an " Willer — =-Earristors Cs 5cticilcts # -ParmaAent Iraggsng Pais - --L _W-.J. Ston, B6 C. _.Telephone t -that-1}a)s tee-Temperuml - i. Brooke Bell. K- C. Ad. 2835 I a Jmplements and Gram,- Furniture . ma Model D. F. Roan John L Pond Nerves. It may be Your ETea. _A _ 3'72: iia5 Street — Toronto _ C. H. TUCK, O - tobf r th A _ - , - UC PT 1 C RT H U R 1 E L U 3arrfster Solicitor Notary Public onday Dienes Block, Opp P. O. :..PHONE 62 R e `::.,. ,'. 1C: C. RICriARDSN --- - - -- - M '114 Bay StDICKERING, ONT. suite 611 — Continental Life Bldg, i . ' Phone V . . .. 0S IIA ilea � a k!� V - ' 'Five,M' West f Pontypool N(� Lf V • Ao - .Ot _Fair's Fleva or 00PER ' — - OF CLAREM'ONT t all We Solicit r Attention an We de buildin¢ o hinds Youd : .. • . . ft - -31AN CARPENTERING _ Businessig t� $tel starts at', -12., 0 CEMENTING _ -Feeds ' — PLUMB[NC? - - Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole or - No Reserve Terms Cash ROOFING chop Western Grain, Growing- h e at re Mash'for chickens, 500 grain _ , lbs Developing Concentrate TED JACKSON suctions.-r Brantford Roofing P• g- 100 Materials, Empire Bathroom o asses, Cake ut , c F.quIpmeat. Duro wales Bran, Shorts; Middlings StouffVlll�- - PICKERING MEAT MARKET STstensn, Beaty Stable Roofing � _ �P�t, � ". Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, done Stoattville 100 FRA R. SMITH Building Materials. . Wooden Shingles THURSDAY. FRI.. SATURDA Wire Fencing, Steel Fence Posta SEPTEMBER 28, 28 and 39 Entlrnates Free Cement,-Binder Twine,. Harftens, , Quality Fwat - Service our' Alm wow and Farmers' Hardware Sweet ROs><e Surge and Woods' Milkers installed 'WE BUY THE BTIST— YOU MASE THE TEIBZ*' phow ,8Eis04 Woods' Coolers - Tractor Oil gone Pickering 30 F. J. P RO TTSE Claremont. Out. O'Grad Essay Grable and Robert Towg Technicolor) also A Camwdy, Sports seed Cartoon 5 it Can NO MAL TUES, WED Ply i ,� ER 2, 3 sad 4 I F SAN __ alepar OCTA bd'�'"tik � ft �, ECR DGE O T OUTS:RE'lf royal bdQ _ Lyn Bari and Akin '+asmirst6 �1 4:4 r + also 0tWX)RtD IN *CTI rr 40 w+a a"E rratr Paras !/ THURSDAY, FAL,. SATUROAX --- w -+•. ate .: - _ -- . _ _-OCIIUBEB 5, i w 7. , f anto r the Oper ------------ A 1 , x - RON GIB30 -- � J. 4y ,• rTRANSPORT ;. TRANSPORT w`3rk r} ____;W1 AR5�7B _._ ,MOVING i,, ;. x u - WANTED p HORSES 71 CAW DEA1 HO 5 ND L - ` -. y '� „�' • ! i! / •6•�' �d�,` ins „y. J,.,,- � -7 For tree PICIL ap, phone CLAREMONT D .r PICK.ERING ............... PICKERINt3 ................ AGINCOURT ........ 2080 We pay the. phone charge � •CORDON YOUNG LTD • r Situation � s'e su � sw ToronW � Ad.3696 . tica . TOUR.FIFTHS Of THE SUGAR CANADA CONSUMES HAS TO BE IMPORTED o e 7`his map.shows where Canada, Great Britain and the ..Even the production of beet sugar in .Canada and United States got their sugar in the good old'da'ys of .the United States has been drastically cut by labour Combination Storm Doors soli ''. peace. Our three countries take practically all the ex- shortage. In both countries the '43 sugar beet tx°P Storm Rash Made to Ordw portable sugar from these major sugar-exporting areas. was forty per c less than in '41. The only cotmtry cent also But supplies have either been cut off by enemy occu- -to show an important increase is-Cuba, where output Asphalt aftelm gallon of the couintry-as in the case of Java and the had for years been deliberate, restricted. But its .Philippines, or their production radicall reduced by set the losses y Bop Aootiap +. portage.off workers;--as-in'- -case of- awaii,�orto._._l ease has not been sufficient to off p Rxx�„ Australia, Trinidad,-Fiji.- - 'elsewhere—let alone meet the increased demand. - • -- -- - - W-Gordlolm— i ' wan �j The war has.brought some unusual demands on the United is produced on an acre of the finest s+ Nations'wg�r pool.Vast quantities have been taken for making sugar land. This ye!r..C DMrU sugar t t /9}��'n 1i industrial alcohol used is the manufacture,of syuthetio robber ak>ne need fee making mdnatris!sloo6oi 'R. C/• N Ltsli�it I instance. normal • (tires,etc.)as well as T.N.T.and smokeless Powder.For' will• I Canada s mgm' ' tAsN explosive to fell five 64nch shells requires as mteoh supe'as imports for more than two 7 _ SAL DIRMLYeW wti e I' Peirat0 Ambwh� n .. ., fila SUPPLY IS SHARED DO WE HUD MORII SUGAR? D., ked All star aUPON s are pooled and under the control of tine :A eentnrl ago the .rler►le world didn't eorrasse a. 'Q Eo0 Mie,. no W Combined Fe000dd Board of the United Nations; Winch alk" wrgar as Canada does today.Our susses tooth has been aegq _ r woHft to rm da, United States and Great Britain on•a ' ' in quite recent times. 9rates him for its eoeesy vaira► 1w Or bas stareby food is a grfod sabreitaie. WE'RE LIVING ON OUR SUGA CAPITAL 4 • mar�• _ _ . _ _ __ _ 'T� �' w >• At the tithe of "Pearl Harbour" the ' into "reserve." Liberated nations will have to dip in too. Eitia PAERTING 1 United Nations had a reserve stock-pile good crops Id improve the situation,.bat greatly increased Y _ of shout 3 million loos,but for the leaf supplies a of in seght. If current ooneunp-,on keeps• R-HANGINQ W do •PAPE rn ymrA we've been using more than has we could. very short of sugar nest year. a mast r► produced-and dipping heavily utmost to conserve our supplies. First Clan Work _ Materials Sappiisi R'ATIONINO WAS STARTED BICAUISE OF SHORTAGE OF SHIPS. IT MUST of CONTINUED BECAUSE WORLD STOCKS ARE DEFICIENT yl;, SL ©air - Sprnoe Hill Road iiMS Rf ONE 0/A SERIB OF ANNOUNCFMdYTS GiifVIN(i THE FACTS ABOUIT THE SUPPLY 9MA77ON OF VARIOIn WIDELY USM COMMOOM _ D I n. Ontario N . _ , , BOARD \t (� Jb ✓� "Ura-. -. yt..T:..!...+' H!n- PWA .}•... - '."."�_^_':Z- — r. Mount Zion _ duly returned. >l�' Randall, Pres•• I �� z- L ► R .E, M O N T, idem, conducted' e basineas se� SpY APPLFS.Mission Bard will asset• on Sat ion with a coni-nittee elected to t lifilli<ns is Township srda� in the basdaz�st of the local ' Research Album a Lady Tweedsmuir Historical _ Masa Healen Glover, Toronto, • Council-is to church. --_-- convener. Twelve with B►gsk fir For Sale ,v r� - the weeig-trod with Mr. sad_ alts. Pickering Towmship The Sacraaaent of the Lord a Sailors were handed in. iPhone P-A or. �`` }� matter of apps a C> ea IL-C- Y. Is Dorn, on Saturday, Sept. 23, 1844, sheep-killing that took place here est weeld• Mr. Frank Gerson had The $�Y School and Church leave at his hoose before going Danbsrton, Out. is Mr. and Mrs. Ross Redshaw, a 1 �rvice were combined on Sunday East. - two sheep killed and one injur.�d, last for the special Rally'Day Day ser- l[r. said Mrs. '..Douglas have been Evuas Wa• It ��--- away during the past Weak on vac- bad1Y .bitten. His caths had been vice. - -__..-_ Mt. Zion Anniversary Services un err on ation. chased wheh he found therm in the will be held on October.22. Rev. George Middleton of the Army 'is' barn yard, breathing - hard and" will be' the '. SLEEP -- .In loving rnemory of sr . ` the West Coast.' At the sprawled about.. He saw th:. dogs, Smith, 00 PDrt'P••rry The Woman s Associa, ton will dear wife and mother, Mabel Sleep, hcme from the date in ' o Charles -whc passed away Sept. 25th, 1-rn0m:B it ha is waiting for his hon- but no Ss a an mired. Risk, on Thursday, October 5. The , unable discharge. then. Lester McCullough had a calf Mr. and•Mrs. Lis Smith, of Pros- East Group will bre in charge. God knows how .-t,uch I miss her There are some skates for sale killed - the dogs had to off about Never shall her m.tnory fade. ectattsnde3 the service on Sunday. Miss Garfutt, of Brookiin, has Lovin thoughts shall ever wander at the post-office..The proceeds of twelve- pounds- .o-t---- Erten the Katewas-so een-beeng _ 's enace to live. To th,, spot--where s e i � PFOW sates are to-b at once, the result overseas boxes for boys from this stock must stop -her daughter, Mrs. G. C. .Jones and ' Miss Eileen Aanis.is home for two --Ever rer.! mbar by Husband and ".neighborhood. being - unmediste action. family. weeks from Toronto, due to illness. Son Howard. . -..� M A es Tweed s visiting Accordi erg to our faximers the - 'n the order of the ism n i re- :` 'thr8ahing in nearly over in this.dis- Brougham day, here. - lativ� this week in Port Perry. Card of 'thanks trio, with good crops in most cas- _ _ Mr. 'E. Craven stent`a few days ea. Visitors for the week-end and on, with relatives in Belleville. We wish to express our sir6sre " AIMofdow-Alab " We are pleased to see JQA- &16--1,8 for v and �ppreciation Sunday y -m .. , r. and Mrs. Pearce, all of Toronto, at the Wkm• Ellicott,home - Gorataley out again, after his leng- ldnd expressions of sympathy. ACU Waterford, spent the week-�.�d with Mrs. Ronald Miller sand child and Dr. Reddick will preach his fare- thy illness. of kindness and floral tributes sec- Dr. and Mrs. Tomlinson, - Harry Knox with their people, the �,�1 sermon on Sunday evening• Mrs. R. Conners had the a:n}sfort- eived•frcm our many friends, rela- We have hear¢ that there were Wm. Knox family - ' Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. M. Hatnil] apx�t a one to scald-bar wrist badly recent- tives acid neighbors, during our ree- o,rer two hundred and fifty People Ritchie at, the B. Ritchie home - 0oliday with the Randall family be lY. ant bereavement in the loss of utas •' at the dance in our Community Mrs. A. Harvey and daughter, of dear father. Q Hall last Saturday night. The don- fore -going to Fort yV`iElism to live. A Rad Cross meeting will be held Montreal, and Miss Ella Wallace of Although such a few workim at the home of Mrs. Cropley, on •cs are p�vial very p,::pular, and Toruato, with Mrs. Brown - Mr. Tuesday, October 3, at 2.80. l .-The Gates Faadty are drawing big crowds trans the ' with the Harveys. the Rad Cross are certainly turning Y, - - nearby and distant .districts. Key' put sum.i beautiful bo}e costa, matie Harvey Coates o! the Army i>3 The Rally Day Service wsa sat so just liW. experts. em- expected borne in o few drags, At well attended as in other years. Th•• Baking Sale,for the Novena- _ he is on his way. Hav- Mr' Wanen Willson was in charge ber .Group of tha W. I. has been in- ��' the moment, Y in the rogram by H AM .and was assisted P a o 3 sled. VIII AR -ing taken part in „D•' day, he re- Miss Beulah Hw ilton god Miss d-firut_ly po tp •tarned to Ragland shortly after the Miss Helen Re.ddick has been en- Dorothy HarioclG Robert Miller , isatin!' invasion. a so o, an ev. Kennedy con- With Mr. W. C. Murkar as guest -,October :. • .n. Slaolq of p _ dusted. the edioation Service of the aper on "Publicity"; the Wosair s ,Mona Road, spent Sunday with Mr. echooL Supt., teachers and officers, �9s Institute .-mioyed and learned and ll[rs. James Cosies. parents and pupils decorated the some interesting facts about news- Charles DeRuaha, of the Sarco church with flowers_ paper work and advertising. Mrs. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 SAITMOAY, OG'I'(?BSB T i ' Company became suddenly ill last Fri�ds and naighbors'ars glad to G. Raffle and Miss Helen Reddick York.County Holstein. Show .A3rabire Bleeders' Show � week, but now is jmproving slow. welcome bads home, Mr. and Mrs• delighted all with their duet, the District Guernsey Breeders' Show Judging cattle; Horses, Positrlr, ,. ging b pred Cassic, after their bad, with Sheep and i3wln. ;asrved in the 'United Church next to V�tora B• CM where they visit- idras most members !ailed to ons- Junior Fananera Horse-shoeing on aas%Uy,'when the Sacrament of the „d 1l m Cowie's brother. Mr: Will Races - 2.24 and Free-for-ail _ __ W.r_-he_RolI Call_with a "Current Horse-s6oeaas Contest Loss`s BaPPez-ws!l De- Runni-E Race train. they visited o5-v rerelsti{.vee. the t City Balls Toronto, His.form obtained from the as rasing service. In the evening !)sees will be an illustrated talk on 'Un. Lesson is at Vanencsa where doll obtained a g� number of sig- Hon. JOHN BRACKEN,will open off5cia'ly the Fair at 1.06 P Ilf. "Ibe Story of Joseph, the Shepherd her brother Frank is very seriously ,Mures' for hastening on the work . .,�OL,Q,_•�Y,= DAPICE SATUMDAY 141GHT 1N ARENA j BW. ilL of the Sunnybrook Hospital for our Markham Cltisens' Band Aged, - 354 - Can SSc. Chaim F4N Don't forget the dames this Fri- RED CROSS - there is wool on wounded soldiers....the fauna wan day night in the hall, sponsored by hand for knitters of the 'Rea Cross. - , the Forget-Me-Not-"l Christ -_Mr: John Cowie_was a BrougD.a�►_ sraas Boxes for the boys oversew: visitor one day >ecently.to -stten�- — __ ][e Ir s Rev. Wenham will be the ,guest n a son, . •. Cormack of the 5th con., visited - .. speaker, at the Baptist Church bare _ sa Sisaday next. > Ga, M. S. a tut th _ - mean toThe W. >�. g, t at the L. Jahn !YVhat flagon - on 'The parents of Claremont !saws Ston bonne on Thursday, Sept. 21, ,. -- < '1 :been asked to brtng their chi,dren with a large attendance. Mrs. L. - "tao the local arc fool for;ia-m- nstiian• President presided. tamoiding. This• ire very import- business dis. s �O Me7 _ Am�osa�nther-iteetsms of omni •an sat to the futures health of the o cussed was the `Antvmn Thanh'Rif- _ child. Children were treated against ening Meeting. Arrsngem=4 for it - `diphtherta, whooping-cough on Mon- - date arranged 1 later. day last. On Novcmber 25, at 2.30 were made gam. t - High-lights of the program wer8: at a oo,_ ey Sus ve - against small-pox who represented the Auxiliary ass r PIL - delegate to the TrainM9 School held Bast! Manager to Leave Soon at Whitby Ladies' College. Mrs. T. ._probably some time this week, Norton Save s fine isistroduction to •4 ..Mr. A. L. Hooey the local bank the New Study Book, illustrating � _ t' - • =410 e'er• here •will •be leaving for with rasps. At the close of business \ �+ •� Woodville, south-east of Lindsay, refreshments arid tea was served by r �/ • ' Mr. Hooey has been fat Claremont Wadames Johnston and Willson. for six yaara, and While here has at .Ways taken an active interest in eaammunity offsite. Mrs. Hooey and j�■ the family will.mous just as soon Green river _°>m they locate a residence. Mr. Miss Marie. Carter, of Markham, , Hooey states that arrangements had trot as yet been made for his sac- spent the week-end with Miss Mary Carter. '':' Aessor.. r ! - Mrs. Draper, Miss Margo Wilson, r Why, we couldn't buy. enough food were Ajax visitors one ' day last ; :. $aptisE'Church Anniversary on week. rY" 51 to keep our fsinilies,healthy under October Sth. ` inilation. For wages and salaries �_ • The Baptist Church will hold their Mrs. George Dixon,aMrs. $ram- t never catch rep to prices when they start Anniversary services here on Oct- Mrs. Mr. J. B• Wilson and daughter Sao soar! - .• ../ - I 4 a- Mrs. Draper spent a day last week ' ober 8th. The minister will'be Rev. i How would we like to,pay $1.10 a'- ► > at Seagrave at Mr. and Mme• R dozen for eggs? You say Fit Cain'! Dr. John M. McLaur;4r, Foreign Thompson's. ' Mission Secretary, and will speak `. haQpea? Dont forget it's,already at both services. . In the evening The War-workers me eters held at meeting happened right here in this Domin- at the hame Rf W>,n• Duncan its • there will be special music by the _ ion,during the last wit. And it will happen ' ' - •• " Monday evening. 'Baker Hill ladies' sextette.' Mrs. Gene Forsyth entertained swain. . •unless we're on our foes to keep • ' '• o living n. Every must the Y. P. S. on Tuesday night. the cost E Lsvi low Canadian mu - -- . Fire-ttompany-Receive hoes!- hos this challet It's our'reaponsibtlity. -- - - -j- ._Basil-Fescot - _.-- a T]se local Fire Company received ed. Wm. and Allan Michell over the -But be of good heart. Living costa --- ]fns'. Rawson. A coal oil stove had than Week=end. have risea' cW! last Friday to- the home of. n to hlas4d up and was threaten, the •••••� anywhere else. caned= 1aac . So make this .bowls. The damage was light and worm in the fight against ioSation. Pledge Today i --the firemen soon-h_ad the blaze out. .;Greenwood , :'11i10M 1TsR- In 1941, Canada determined to 1 PROMKE to give my suppo'a i p Steal 1j14g Success. 1 ! and Mrs. W. F. Disney,; of c oovi the cost of living. Price to keeping the cost of living The sum of �b8.08 was raised at Brooklia spent Sunday afternoon 'in ceilings were established on wages, dower I will bey oatly who I axe the .Pie .Social held last Friday byJ.Zat,-the Greenwood. rentals and commodities; subsidies �'� well buying Observe r ce s ••leg whether buyiai oe aelliog :. 'the Ultaited Church. Held in the DaaeIrl. S.. of the Circuit w11T were paid on essential�foods; goods in short �s of services. . pay ofmasa! o! the church, it attracted . Parsonage on $'horn- ;, '.apply were ,rationed . . ..so. that everr tat+ old dew save for the f stare, � large crowd. The proceeds are in aid day afternoon at 2 p. m. Oct. 5, could get their fait abase at a'price they apnld in"A in Victory Bonds sad r -- - of,an owerseas parcelal' thes a--ia�_- --- program. All. ladies welcaa - will suppori ttizss which help t Market Sale" for The Sunday school Rally was held But control of ptiees is a two=wq lower the cost of living. , ,ry.. responsibility. It needs Y*Ifr Support _ Overseas Parcels Suhaday with a goad attendance .and - ` Rev. Mc- if it is to continue working effectively - • The women of the Baptist Church a fine address givenby - += held a "Country Market" sole last Vep•a�sd Misses Mildred Corbett mind , week to raise .Honey for Christmas Evelyn McVey. '���� at , - Boxes for Overseas for theeboys of Ross Disney is !rept very busy .that congregation. Over $56 was th!se days filling silos. to realised. The sale was made up of• We Kfrom the neighborhood.ai�e sorry to lose Mr. and published by cooking, vegetables, household art- Mrs. napp } alltvs t (ONTARIO) INDUSTRY M Sys 1cles and sewing. He has entered college in Toronto. T H B BREWING at�utio ` • Alan Clarke hoe t a posit i m est lessen whkh ie4doa cm mina to di the pen of t:wda. P r p/►�.� _ �'� 1�• I - � �, ,fir r ' Wk ,II _ AG • fiind — - a- n UP• _ 1AND , I'M U-1017777MM l f li .k. ���w�� /ilii-i.•�ii.�//////////// pp, - w ///fj/� /.'/. �. /-'�//%/i%����_//L�_ - . ��l1' — �-- � "'w _ � .7�iI/� 4�..� _ f-4 � I �� 'i:ail, i. ;�17✓b.4( ,: ;a`1 _=''�.ir � : -i'.'�' .' . •'� / _ � , ..I/f. I. ;" ,,, ,�� Vie.. � �� '��' t►�ldi�. •per. ��..��.�.�•��•'�� /' /�,► /� 1 C� 'd ` NO 7-10 ey 4nai"ance stuff and start fightingf" J • -1, as WMI - R Xty WA z4MA 61 IR DI I I , ':iF.iGaui� / •. ti . • � - -v-.-tis � � d .:A Okla Uhl \¢ A. z ••.v^ ,reef r' dt.r}. -, .,zs . a. -:-Z .'n�:.^ s' 7 _ ..;: t •. . J'- ^., -�' 'R.•,-r.ear.. ..;, ..�.. 'c ..,:ti. ., '° •: , w.> ,,�.•y,, ., ..,.. .;..,. .d,, ^�-ti5 r�*,,.. co-:., yes• -�;- e• -w'x_ fie. _ literal] 'the Anointed One' and _ . S U N D AT . S CAN HE "V thus the 'Sent One'. ;�• Qualty C�suaraanteec :___ !_ SCHOOL The Acceptable Year �. [i �+ /'� To proclaim the acceptable year ' Uffyou=�LEa►7 aJ �! N . t: of the Lord." This was the time when men--iinaen broken, ruined, Yes-by eating several deliclottd lawless, hopeless men—would be satt,oao's stn-agate mtt>01 every dy -=--- __._. .cceptable to God if .they. would � >�t' of W Sur. vasa I i believe in Christ and accept His lack of "bulk" to your tl JEWS' PROGRAM FOR way of grace. And the acceptable rUFRIe I EL"MG LIFE'S PROBLEMS year of the Lord is not ended. Any s tablespoons +) sup milk man 'in the world.to-day- will be Shortening cup.3ttied>I ! ]datthew 4:1-11; 8:94-i4; accepted of God if he wiU take ' �p 'A Dort Lake.4;16-30, ChFist for his. Saviour and allow., _ h�ellostl's Q ai�owder APRIrTTED TEXT; Matthew God to cleanse him from sin. el�es.n — — Luke 4:18-91, The $criptnre Fulfilled : isi beat well. ettr 4:1-4; 8:81-84; �+ GOLDEN.' TEXT.—Man shall "And he .closed .the book, _and. In ALA-Bran a=�. yet soak unta - not live by bread alone, eat y gave i a a n n , an most of molsturo up: - every word that proceedeth,out of sai down; and 'the of all in flour with salt and bating powder;� the moat]} of God. Matthew 4.4. the synagogue were fastened on ' _ • him. And he began to say unto' -. • DsvottoaaL Reading: Hebrews unta four pe _ ..8- .- -,_—_y- `—_- _ .tpui�pans all.ftt11 s�nd�bate in mod- — Q]n.an a�' _ _ them, .To-day has this scripture - erstely hot oven (400°F.) about_84 by ho,aemory Verse:h, hast m'ad'e me glad. Psalm Jesus quietly ann Canada.Y gtncxs has 'ouhcedur sth t - :. • prediction of the o prophet Isaiah pis.-orale !s : DOROTHY TROWBRIDG$ p •4, , p la �venlent;slass� - - Triumph Over Temptation was that day fulfilled in Him be- 1 "Then was Jesus led up of the fore 'their very eyes. The people • k . CHAPTER Y place with a slip of paper between apse;! into the wilderness to be doubted that this man, a carpenter's Bion,, only one remained intact~ Foggy found one of William's the pages. "How's your grand- Mmpted of the devil . but by son, is the one of whom the pro- the others were reduced to heaps mother? You ought "to be mighty evwy word that proccedeth out of bet spoke. But Jesus reveals his of rubble.* to -open it for her. His litjle N� errs nobody le'll mouth of God." The principle profound knowledge o what they sslieo shirt tail flapped is the around hers like Miss Mary. I to- involved is Christ's reply Doll that were going to do wad" how' they -breeze above the patched pants saember—" R' would work no miracle to sat- would reject Him, and He would that had once belonged to an older But Peggy'had no time to notes o on to those who would accept ' �. . --. defy His own will. It. self,deniwl g brother. His white teeth in their so reminiscences. I , He would: follow God, submitting Him. And Jesus immediately took black setting shone in the sun- "She's quite well, thank. you, le His will, and Ming that His Himself out of their midst' for His,. light. She waved the light .whip she interrupted."Mr, Carver, I won. nighty power would help Is ,tie time had not yet come. ,Towards him as she drove through der, if you could straighten a ring time .of need Ja the way that His she gates. for me? You see;' she said reaching wisdom might see fit. Germans Destroy Once on the highway T Peggy Into her bag and handing him the God•m Outward Blessitsi ' ]brew a long breath and settled ring, "it belongs to a friend of mine "Be not therefore anxious, say- Russian Theatres -down to the business of thinking. who is visiting me, and in some ing, What shall we eat? and : - "That's what I get for borrow. way it got bent.". Peggy did- not all these things shall be added un- Before the war the Rostov Re- y .'Ing things" she muttered, remem- prevaricate easily and she wonder- to you." Our Lord says that if men gioa had nine drama theatres sled LI �i�R tering how she had always been ed if her scarlet face were giving will really seek the kingdom of many cinemas . attended annually e '.taught never to borrow from any- her away. God and his-'righteousness all these by 146,000 workers,.collective far- -"enc. Mr. Carver took the ring, eyeing material things, which the heathen mors, students and others.. N19 t __— There was only one thing to do. it gravely while Peggy anxiously nations seek exclusively .and which The magnificent theatre .in Rom •'l6top�t--carver's-• eters pad -.waited__— _— are necessary for life, will be add- toy dedicated .to .Maxim Gorky R - aee if the ring could be straight- "That certainly is a lovely ring," od As a rule,—G- a ou w a a axed. She had no idea haw long it be said at,last. "A girl with a ring ing goes with the inward; and he and the largest stage in the Soviet - = 609h . I would take. But she would go there like that ought to know better.than . who by patient' industry has bon- Uaibn. :' ' - n I '::I immediately. She' had 'heard that to. be.careless with.,it. Well now, eptly sought his daily bread has With pedantic consistency and since young Jim Carver had come I reckon I can straighten it _all found it. bestial brutality .the Germane at. Mil A ells stuns cup the j dome from college and,gone into 'g -- — - tempted to destroy every and night � turd right for her." RIaaae God To-Day _ � aura mantra bonen throat 9 business, with his father they had Be not therefoza anxious for this time-tested Vida°o trestment Peggy relaxed somewhat. _ tutioa of Russian Ifultare pad broached out consider-ably sa the C�ould ouu do it this afternoon? the morrow: for the morrow will After eNazis w beta able to to the day is the curl thereof. To�d. were �om to tt1►•'• lr �. dow for ;elf Sufficient_ thatJewelry business. PethaPs— - Rigltt away " she'as tamed—V� -- --- - _.: would includeg ? -- bedtime rub good old Molts Mr. Carver looked at her over nine theatres in the Rostov Re- papoRub on throat. ehest and straighten '"platinum ring. Christ says to-morrow and all its his , glasses. one eyebrow raised bs►e1t.Theawatch itsPtNEia11NY° It. spite of the many cars in wants will be •provided for youJ►Tssa action � retia! quizzically. Idarshville. no one ever thought it by your heavenly Father; there- You Will EIljoy Staying At n''� distress. '1 declare all you young folks are strange to see Peggy Horton in tore think of it without anxiety It 1�E11EipA71D to upper breath- just alike. Everything must ¢e. The.ST.. REGIS HOTEL Ing pusagea with.. moothin _ -- the old pony cart. She had driven and try to do right and please God ITNAAAM - ik ever since anyone could remem- done right now. No waiting. You today. Eery Room R..t u.a. s►qw- �*�f g all never will-remember that home • .`ber seeing her about.-and_no-one- - It. Nagar oomf tine... wast;t -built. in- a .. . aha _.connected a Horton with anything 11nd- he came to Nazareth. • single. arae up— : but horses. There were still s few though. that:1 can do it. I'm not where he had been brought up . . . Double. gam up. - - •sols wht se• silNp-to as - doing- anything else right now. • 00" read. Otalag ash nage@- �ng ams.relleve muscu- horse rails about the old square in to set at Liberty them that are tss gyshtly. 1� matsoasr and tne�-and Might as ,well. do this. Can you bruised." From the word here 8mind�f�t B m- _ the center of which stood a four- Sherbourne at Carlton come back alter a while?' _ Iain that had served as a drinking translated 'anointed' , comes .our TeL RA. 4188 "'�cti VspoRv� ' • Peggy came out of-the store with _ -ffount for the horaes.of former.days. English word '�hrist' which mesas "'Now it was Drily s shares of cool- not heart singing. The ,ring was - z••• ti•�„•v cf��'. _bank.. _ not ruined. It would be as good as -emm have it on T%hen See, and the old wooden two-story new ams e >hotel surrounded the square on all she met Nancy. In spite of her deur sides, the streets,entering from knowledge that she should not dor- row, having borrowed it she might Diac; e -m a`.Life Mme she corners: ' as will carry out Hrary'm idea, she } -- Peggy', stopping before the hitch told herself. All seemed well uuw: - -lag post that was the closest to She paused a moment on the side- - t ;Carver's, jumped out and tied Pat, _ herr decidia — _ _ _-- _ _ walk to 14ok about -exchangrnj greetings with-one-or what to do next. Across the square two people as she did to. Thea before the hotel she saw several _ .walking rapidly, she entered the bays gathered about an. auto- gators. - ,mobile. •it.was the car from Cali- She was glad to see that-*Jim fornia that she had seen that eat = d { Carver was not there. He would— ing. She wondered .w:here its own- � probably have asked a'lot of ques- er was, and why he was still in +tions. Old Mr. Carver, with his Marsli.rille..' There was nothing in -bald head bent closely over a book, this sleepy little town to keep even OPPOIRTUN-ITY ?was seated alone at the back of.the a, tourist, she"reflected . store. ,� She went into : candy,store up ” : "Whp, hello~ .\ftss Peggy, he near the corner to get some of called, coming forward to greet ONLY 1p000. NITS 'AT '45s00 _11er, after carefully marking his Nancy's .avorite candy then stop- ped to a drug store .to b.11y some VVe have just-received confidential and reliab le information that one of.the largest,,most success• magazines and a soda, to 'kill alit- _ !tit and active mining and development companies in Canada has recently closed a deal for a largi block Way To Treat tie time before she should go back of partially developed properties is a well'known gold district It. Northern-Ontario. With this advance �e`�7 for the ring.. At last she rose, rend-- formation, one of our prospecting parties is now on it/ way to meow, by staking or otherwise, well tin e Sore, paww PH after paying,her check started down- located or adjoining claims in this area.. : the street. S::e was within a few ]Here la•the chance for every per- feet of Carver's when she heard The entry of this large and important company into this area will undoubtedly 'be followed by eon In Canada suffering from pure, .itching, painful piles to try a simple rapid footsteph behind her and a many other large mining companies and create an active demand for properties. Tf you wish to )lame remedy with the promise of - '.voice cried: _.. . participate is this early opportunity o! getting m on 'the ground floor, forward your application f;4# • a reliable fitment if f you the cavi "%Veil, hello. imagine s'eeing,you units of our Syndicate at once. sstletted with the results. here!" to as dru• •1st and 8tinpiy to y ba. 3 nrnin quiciay she found, her-, FINAL �O F F E R I K_6 set a bottle of• Hem-]told and dee _ v directed. Hem-Road to an Intern- self face to face with the Flan from ' sl treatment, easy and pleasant to California, as she immediately 0 0 coo and pleasing resultn are renr5a 1'0 a--- •is noticed'. itchltili and soreness termed him. Peggy eyed him–cold- aare relieved, pain subsldes and as – – " --- " the treatment is continued the sore, lye He was.-tall, she realized, and lnrul pine tumors deal-over leav- broad shouldered. He wore a_well- • the rectal membranes clean tailored light linen suis which con- Each Unit- Will Be Exchangeable For 200 Share's In A f arier fid healthy. e a o old today and see for yourself feasted becomingly with Tits dark ont an When Orme . • w at an easy, nes coloring. is Almost ac air, --to rid yourself of your pile-misery. _ NOTE, The spawner of thin notice which had been blowing- in the It pays to get in.early and betore drilling starts. in ■ rellablo firm, doing business el e. this morning, was now Further garticulan to ntbsriben .oAly, On rejitesA J' 1 d Gengdn for over xo years. tY run -brushed neatly down: He had nice we troubled with sure, Itching, g v poloist pile■. Hem-Bold must help eyes, she' found herself, thiakin ,� Tomorrow May Be Too late >♦ei quickly or- the swan purchase .. before she answered curtly: t price will be.gladly refunded. j' ."l arm neither a- hitch-hiker nor spick-up."' gPHONE ::TO.DAY"Oh, 1 say," he be an in some . WIRE �0R H ��daike confusion. ''I didn't mean it like .. - that. I Was so surprised at seeing Your eolafirnttttion pad hrelaiittaac• calla follow by oras]. - you ;gain Just had to speak. Sort Nothing is moredepres- of talking afoud, I guess." es un erg an a said y su8er?.._lambly' aurin at the entrance'of jew- ` Ontario., Will give insane relief P g a Toronto, LIN -M .1 enclose. my.semrttant a of ......•,.......lo 11Lsmly's isgoodforeu• elcy.rives, There is another man sthe,coochache.painsin here who taHcs to himself, He is r� full yayment for .............:.....:.. Units of ' ;bask, stomach, bowels lfklrtdl�f about ninety andust;ally sits along- ._ MSPECTIN� ., SYNDICATE Linmatch Prospecting.Syndicate.at 16.00. h re- in •the sun. The constable s : lees s an e e on him !o see that Capital 10,000. Units PY ...................... .. , nothing happens to him, He prob- NAGE ......, NEADACME POWDER$ is 112 YONGE STREET TORONTO '• - ably won't mind watching you too." • ADDRESS ..:.......................... (M) I _ George McK•owa, Secretary-Treasurer 114 Yonge Street, ----(Continued *Next -Week) •. '..I" .�, ° . -. - _ e�� d Tom.. r.-?d,�p ..r. .. "'- .w.-. - •fi, M. - 1. !:. .r'K' 91, SOMME- a. Cheua . .ed A.dvt'a Clarke- Prentice Di, .&. -Ml :0 3D Class Rates - Mini;man 95c. 36c- LICUS16D AUCTIONEER Lawrasee of all Kinds bIDeB by nail: t P PELONZ AGIN. 6S W i, M11-T l _ :159k Yegr so Ebs tim Comatia of York and Oa6 ___..:._'_Iwsnrsnee Advisee _ - Roam to Rent __ one large room in r._. j Ig care PSQkering 'Village home: Part11 �1 successor to Corp. Hen Pars• Address d'bone _. ; . _ furnished. Apply News Office. :Joe of C. A. S. F., and of the sale - ` Lost - J. IL Prentice formers Pamtbt Brougham, Ont . _ . ;Pick 6 R. 22 - - -• _ .. _.. L_-- white and tan. Reward+ Phone nand Prentice). Farm and fuss- ple1wrtng 96 R 11. itoeh Sala a Speeiallts. at Tot nor Fos°Sale ---Leghorn .pullets, laying. 34asonable, gybes' _ NOTICE :Phone Claremont 85 R 21. -For Sale'-- 6 good Collie pups. Ap- W M. MAW Om tenrks•pass your way every _ ply Burkholme Fan=, mile and a ACBNARD -AUOTiONBBA AND dal HAPPY SCHOOL -DAYS quarter ]north of-Kinsale. VALUATOR COAL, C ' _ !.- ,Massey Harris com. binder with Phone or write. Address 814-Dun WOOD,. CEMENT, �� HERE AGAIN trsator-hitch; Both in good Condit- d " ]East., BANS GRAVEL, ion. Bert Kennedy, Agincourt, phone Whitby. n.tarto t ' - ..... antl Fossa-Nl-- ING1=3 to ,pigs, s weeks old. IC►g�+R3LTILDER'8 BIIPPLIZ13 Clarke Greenwood. Boys and Girls .- -See our. Apply Percy , cart a --Phone Pickering 99 Ili 31.. _ • 7 - ,,— - - - - 8._ wor _ We have placed in'a ock a full East Window r 1 For Sale -- 75 White Leghorn pal- for comp etc _ lets 6 amus. old. Joe Thcmpson, _ LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING Road, Pickering. 7 - FEEDS For Sale =- is Village of Brougham, . - = A. W. MITCHELL _ Main Hi h- o up les ghoice boldm--lot-on g _---- way. Ethel Seebeck, Broughaam. < C9mmenckg on June 1.: Plokering' Ont. ' .. ... Sale Register _.. ._. _ -.,.- ill will close for Sat- Splendid new stock of boys' r. our mPhones - Yards 74: Res. 65W Weaneaday, Oct. 4 - fazan stock, . _qty afternoons, until they -1mViements, including 40 head of -- _-- --- .- - - cattber lacy, gmi% roots .and house- week of September 1; 1944 A. E. R[CHARC CN. CI]ild$' misses' and youths'_ - :hold fornituaie; at lot 15, tori. •fi, , Pickering, the properly of David - (s EN IDR A L I N 1_U R Q N E,R .'.Scampers Crawford and Sons. No reserve as _ _ REAL INSTATE .Scampers for sebool Wear proprietor is giving - uF-farming. CONVEYANCING Tome cash. sale at 12 sharp. A. S. D.N.LOC K W OOD An.old established asene9.. reams. ,Farmer, auctioneer. PICKE�RINIG. :ONT. to serve. - Wednesday, October 11 -- Jersey WE DELIVER Phone, Pickering soTHE BIG FRIENDLY STORE cattle, tractor, - faun -machineryi, fiber, hey grain, feed and furnz S �haprnari item at Lot s, Can• 11, Mark3aam, C Y R I L E. MOR LEY or markhsm-Pickering Townlir BR OC properts of Wilfred Reesor. Tenors -- _Cash. No reserve. Farce Wild. Sale ' at 11.30. A. .S. Farmer, suc neer. tNs URANCE . . . . i apt- auction_ale._.4t_ - -- - -- ' household effects, at the. of the;law Mrs. Rhoda Law, main st. ""C71T$ZZ'$'Y' PHONE 67 PICK. Plebarkng. Sale at LW Tuts cash. ltbij ..WwMaw, Auctioneer . . . . AY, FRS., SATURDAY Weed Lot Baia 'okennHardware�-�, � nail � �,�`EI�B� BPEGIAL ; �� :- P . *%od Sale at the Forsyth Buaki g of o at ju*y, ,petober 14, at 1.00 p• -YPaturdayl Matinee sit 1.80 - - in, at which time tan acme of Buy 20 men. shell a anon Have Stock Hardwood•Wood ),vote and tops 'XUMP'BRSY BOGART (4 Wes Savings Stamps buy one We will be offered without reserve,, .. - . . 20 cavum shell.) _ - -' plenty of "time to remove, the Passage to Marseille ' Paints, Var'nislies and Brushes wood, North. Shore Realty Co. Every shell"bought may save ,, alted the life -of. a Canadian is Sydney Greenstreet Hd a lut Danti3ue _ action. _ . _ _ AUCTION SALE! _ - _ ' b11UGG1sTs' WAR General Hardware Su lie a — y T SAVINGS ,STA�iPB CAMPAIGN Pp r OBJECTIVE - $1,000,0.00 m HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS' � .. MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDN'SD OC'POsiER ?, 3 and 4 - -.SEPTEbLB the. property of the. Estate of the S. A * c + j� �s Last Complete Show at 820 1 :: �.. S. E�I�ON, i_ICl1 E _ LATz Vis. 90DA-L.+rW �} �—_w SER-EEXAL':$TORE Main St. Pickering, Ont., on -In V� .Time _. r. R. Beyer Phst A SEPT. 30 1944 Beilro m suite, a Beds, springs and also an Added Astract3eln _mattresses, 2 Dressers, 2 Washstands, 2 Feath•r beds Quilts, Lia- Adventures of .!We 1-tave<- __ .__ S -armor �_ aMe .ens, Sideboard, Dining-room table of . , .solid oat, Aicn chair, 6. Dining- •a ' WO PAT "BMW >l7ilCif. AT-. W=W, TO - � chafes, 'Conch, Settee,' Odd Chairs, a Rookie Ranks, Teo:-,, Seeds,' FwUltaer,- � �_ Bookcase, Music cabinet, Victrola Wady Brews aad'Alas Carney Sprare, Seed Coen. - • a and records, Hall-rack, Small fab- •- - v les, Boob, Kitchen table, Carpets, Durelave, the popular ell bones • - - - FRA. SATURDAY c Linoleaen rug, Knitting-machine, THURSDAY, water paint fa..pastil shades. _.. _ _` -Iens aAd Spruig Broilers •Sewing machine; Chest--of -draw_-M OC71DRER 5; 6 and 7 Trumps, Two-in-one stove (Aanp), Laws Mowers sharpened and repair- � t Pl•1 ' Clocks, Aladdin• lamp, Oil lamps, ! JAMES CAGhTEY as the :• -, +aa es Market repair- Ce SL Dinner. set, Quantity -of dishes,:. . - id. 1 Fruit jars, Silverware, 2 'toilet s.2ts, ' Carpet sweeper,' Lawr.+nower, 'Slep- Fizse� KALVIN -BUSHBY 'Ali � ' ladder, 2 Tubs, Wringer,. Boer — ' . P I 1. �•RI N G FAR and many other eiiticlee tau nunaPr- Maple Leaf Fire Hardware' -nd Tineanith: L 1 M I T D ous.to mention. . >itDCillTL'RL'D EGO GRADING STATION ' ' _ .,, Phone 46 Everything to be a60 to sett;- ' Insurance Co. yPHITBY, ONT. PHONE WHITBY' 336 Estate at once -Bought Sell- , isle at 1.03kerma Cash Cheap Rates for Farm and. CottatrJ Boa and ,. _AftmnnjF >ih Rose Munson �:erk - - - - - - L Qaed_Clothltng Sterilized clean- _ _-- on - Windmills, Silrh os etc. large .stock of high clans suits, e o : illia:.: M.AW, auctioneer, • ovefcoats and panta.' Also a _Automobile- Insurance of good All Kinds stock of new leather coats and - LI • MTTED r�. Dor�evan _ Write.or .Phone Rindbi°eak'en, and gents' furnish- - _. Ings at very reasonable pause. call - bozo Jul2etion - r _ B.-ll., B. Sc: Bowman & Rowe and be eonvinced. :Ontario Land Surveyor _ _ P - 0 117, and Scarboro 836 Sam 3elawarta• TELE HONES Howard 1 1 866 Hing Str. East.. Oshawa.!.-• - WHITBY O1�ITABIO _21 Bond Str. West. Oshawa . . _ 1 R edea _ b Phone 1s» Fr><t� Columba ed C QualityMeats - • e _ ><ricenaea Auctioneer Fresh Vegetables - - _ .. . • ,. Phone 290,. Stouffvilhe,` Out.-• ' :Formerly with "Rivera" the �j and Poultr - - - = • •Na 1=bR •� i noted auctioneer and dealer 91 - - 1 - • Y I i F ! Na Z-6% County { No. .3-511 Hastings un y c i If'' I I 'No. 1-3R 1' 1 ! $pedslising in Farm Stock and -' In Seasoni� xa-t-ag 1 �� i 1. Property S9lts. sales personally listed and ad- a - SILK'S MARKET _-- - lace Your{order. Now For Storm Sash tertlsed. Bills prepared and posted- - .: - - _- Proaapt iServioe. Reasonable Rates - Phofe Skadfville 1100 Phone Pidkering 26